Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 10, 1892, Page 7

DVERTISEM FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken untfl 12:9) p. m. for the evening @nd unti1%:% p. m, for the morning of Sunday cdi 10ns. | No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents for hie first insection. All advortise word for the first eaeh subsequent (nsertion Tromtis, Torma cash in' Advance. initials, ARues Bymbois, ete, onch connt aa & word. Al ndvertise ments must fun consecutively. Advertisers, by re. questing & numbered check, ean have the letters wAdressed to A nambered lettor In oare or THE BEF Answers w0 nddressed will be delivered on the presentation of the check B —— SITUATIONS--WANTED. | nts In thess colomns 1% conts a Insertion and | cont & word for or 8§50 per 1ine per 7\ SITUATION WANTED. A COMPETENT | Stenokrapher and telegraph Operator wanta a Sitont1n 1n el her Lusiness of Leth combined. Ad drees 1. F. Gernhordt, Nebrarka City. - Referonces TA-PIINTER DESIRES STEADY 108 1N NE raskn. Hefcronces, Addressd. Gltzy, Porey e 1 M1 10° WANTED- MALE HELP. JoMAN NSALALY, ONB WHO CAN Jlearn quickly. r\lv ply at 1516 Douglins. 404D16 _AGENTS WANTED, SALARY PAID WEEK | Biytiine e Wibin J1- MAN WANTED, SALARY Tpermanent place, whole or part time. at once, Brown Bros! Co., AND EXPENSES. | Apply Nurserymen, Chicago, a9 .00 TU 85,00 DAY SURE 4512 Charles st., T AGENTS ENATY Address Gochenour, Nen. & i i 2 SALAIY O COMMISSION T0 AGENTS T0 ] hondle the Patent Chemieal Ink K n\-lmllvluH 8t usorul and novel invention of the I Thorongh1y In two seconds. W ork 1tk magic. 20 10 S0yer cent profit. | Agents muking £ por week. W alko wan h gorieral agent o tike ehergo of feritory and APLOING *ub aRULS. A Tare ke money. Write for tormis and i s g. Monroe Ernser Mfg. Co a5 la | ]; WANTED, FIRRT-CLASS — COACAMAN. | Apply W B Millard, Omalia Nattonal bank | I WIO HAS_HAD siness. Young 1 1 Cromme, Wis TED, xj erionce in man prefer Addry B WHO ARE AL arry our lubri NAme relerences ana terri 01 Co,, Cleveland, O 153 20° B, VANTED, A CARPENTER T of o hotise durlng the winter for repairs Foom for & shop, also large llving rooms Harriron, 012 N. Y. Life B: TENOGRAPHER AND wanted, must bo thorongnly acq weneral me; dise, brokerage business B gOOA COrrs tlon now open. pandent. Reforenco requ Address Bodwell Me Murket street. Denyer, Colo, B WANTED. EXPERIK EN. others necd apply. Nebraska Clothing Co, fi BAKER WANTED A FIRST CLASS BAKER and tafly maker. Come at once. City Buker, | Denikon, Tn. M08 10° j) 30 MEN FOIUTHE SOUTIL ON U. 8. GOVERN- | ut work in Tennessce. Krame Labor Agency, 308 South 11th street BoWANIED & MAN 0 TAKE AN OFFI E and represent a manufacturer; $5.00 per week Wl capital required. - Address. with stamp. Mun ufacturcr, Box 70, West Acton, ) —_— WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. LADIES OR YOUNG MEN take light, pleasant work at thelr own .00 {0 8400 ‘per day can bo quietly ma sent by meil; no canvassing. — For partl dreas Globe Mfy Co., Box bsil, Dosto tablished 1850, WANTED, GOOD £t %rd stroet \-WANTED, GIRL FOR GEN work, in s bIg house but in a 110 cy. C B (L gonpen work. 1119 S 1= WANTED, o | homos: alars ad NURSE AT HOUS nall Tamily, at MISL 0% 18 11 SCOND GIRE, 2210 FARNAM. '( WANTED. work, 1003 Pa ( ANTED, nt Boston have atleust 6 IWOKK. 610 8 5~'rixl CGE Ml 1 “GIRL ROl artlia streot. GENERAL ummr\\ulu\ | /working know writing at Va 110 8. M1 NG HONA FIDEE HOME M- 20 weekly, spare time or steady work without canvassing, send address to G, R.Wilson, Fall Rive m: FOR RENT—HOUSES. I i07rsont to garn 1OM HIOUSE, inquire C. D. Wood- 120 FLATS. | CATED MODERN FRAME DWELLINGS CORNERY 1 and 17th and Capitol avenue Near new posiofiico sito M25 D12 218 CAPITOL AVENUE, Davis CG., 105 Farnam st | I VOL 1L lof Dooge nna ¥leven rooms ench Feonia! ik &'Co. DoIgr RENT No. modern. The 0. ¥ OF CHOICK Touses from $5.00 pe Paul. 1606 Farnam. 4 DNE Room e wati ot arld Whoeler, room 417 Karbach b ]) OR RENT, MODERN 10-ROOM 1HOUS conventences, five minutes’ waik post cars pass the door. Nathan Shelton o arnam st. ROOM DETACHED orn; hest nelghborhood, §20. barn, Park avenue, 0. G. D-; LARGE LIST storen, tiats, ete, wnd u ek THOUS| £o7en rou! s und © Buits, ] ]) A DESIRABLE DOME OF 0 ROOMS, FUR- nished o unfurnished. Partios going to Call fornia. Apply on premises, 1112 South Tenth s L IR0 Apply G058 Maw HOUSES IN ALL PAIIS OF The O, K. Duvls compnny, 1606 Farnam st. Du(y. 000N 1)—(‘0]( I "I 51000, Tteed & Solby, Bonrd of Trad P FLATS Dw i ris of city, ']-);mu RENT, 6 OOM ¢ lae. Apply 8. W. corn SLLINGS, COTTAGIS Kilkenny & C 1 ON MOTOR th und Douglas, 81 T);IOUSE OF 14 ROOMS, ALL MODERN €O venlences, plersuntly loeated near business co ter. Apply 1830 Chicago st or L. 8. Skinver, 1014 ¥ernun 783 NEW 1-RO0M COTTAGES; BATIL HOT AND oota water, all modern lmprovements. Destrablo Jocation for Lusin Cirelo. ENT, NEW 7.800M MODERN HOUS y West Farnam Mattice, T;lon w MY ORI Farnam street and brick grory convenence. Warren HOUSE, NO, complete’ with ogers, 1621 Far. ME5H 20TH AND | 001 Capitol MI2i 190 SIXROOM HOUSES I8 WALNUT Ity water, one bloek from motor line, o, Omalia Keal Estato and Truse Co., room § bulldin g, M4 18 ]) 11-ROOM BRICK 1HOUSE, n Koy 0dge; every conyenience. avenue. D..'nvu NICE 5ROOM COTTAGES, NOS. 5009 | and 3011 Decatur st., will rent for $10 per month, | Apply 10 Louls Bradford, th and Dowglus sts. MITS 11+ FROM 800 OF WINTER PRICES Wead. 16th & Douglas IN FAMILIES; su‘uru'rm | 1412 N7tk ¥ OUSE, NO, III 8. 1804 b, Turnished or unfurnished; modern con- Youieveea. Prico. unfurnished, $40 per month, Ap. ply 172 Dodge street A4 i1 l —§ HOOMS ON 81, MARY'S AVE. FUKNISHED Aall'urhuul-luplu. sround door. G, ¥ Butte 1 th, s EWLY HOOMS FOR LAD hlqulu e 10le DM“‘. b l:‘i E SOUTH KOOM, %08 HAKNEY, 3 Mais DIg* FURNISHED ROOMS FOI HOUS KK K s ans vite: Reot taken tu nbwl“"l‘:l.g 0 31t OON. 1T Wist 1) FUKNISHED 8. | Janu FOR RINT FURNISHED Moll. Continuead. SHED ROOMS IN PRI- 1808 Davenport street. M.08 11% [ ron v vate family Eponc™ FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. T3 HOOM, FOR_ONE ORt with of withont board, venlent to Park aven ue cars TWO GENIT, privato famiiy W19 Leavenworth 145180 IMEN con ]~ TR DOLAR. 200 AND 211 N 1810 ST an BOARD, 2013 MI101 17 FURNISHED DongIA stre ROOMS AND FRONT 1ROOM, WITH quired. 1322 Dodge st T 110 ~NEWL onrd. 1 FURNISIE D fore FOR RENT & front room su Callfornia street Jo Fom nesn without bonrd, WITH BOARD, for two A FURNISHED sntieme 019 3 15¢ FUINISHED W 1703 Dodge stre JOMS WITH ORt M195 12¢ I, NICELY FURNISHED SOUHEAST room with aleove and window conveniences. Board; private family street FRONT All modern 622 8, 20th M2 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. (G ROOME, MODERN Ttamily without children 636 Paxton bloek CON 201 Farn (3% ROOMS AT 102 CALTFORNTA §1, FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES. Y BRIC Enquiro J. A, nk bldg FOR WENT. | house with trackage 08 18t National i 1 hom e, Uik WARE Creighton, 400D17 THE (STORY BRICK BUILDING d Farnam et, The hutlding has o fireproof ment basement, complere steamhenting fixtures; water on all the cors, ks, ete. Apply at ths office of The Hee. “DOWN TOWN CORN Established trade. Wr Howard, ']"nw FUUISTORY BRICK BUILDIN Wide. 1407 Harney streot l FOR RENT, SCVT OF OFFICE ROOMS, VERY desirable location for a doctor. 602 South 1ith atrect FOIREN FOR BARBER SILOP. sbury, 16th T, TIE BEST CORN Neb., suitable A largo ge #tock: the best opening In the st party with capital. AddressJ. A. Leiter, Wahoo. Neb. Mot 10+ RN al morchandiso AGENTS WANTED. WANTED TO SELL onim w now, startling, powertul book, Itten by the people's champlon, Ben]. R. Daven port 15 whint beat Harrison 10 15025 The Peop vs. the Barons, Dudes and Chappies; red ho evory line o faming sword; 6,000 #o 1d in Phi phin first week, Outit 25c; big terms; hooks re; Dec. 15, Write today to Kevstone Pub. Co., Phila: delphin. mas 11+ WANTED TO RENT. A6 OR 7-KOOM COT. and all modern conviences, possession wanted between Address, giving location, price, i WS Kt ftenae ov TR e ry 1 and 15 . e ete., BTORAGE STORAGE. YOUR carefully looked after. 15ih and Harney. “BUG OR CARRIA Clonn, dry, airy room Drummond Carslage Co. 180 DIL WELLS, 1111 80 “CHEAP, CLEAN, m street WANTED-TO BUY. —WANTED TO first mortguges. arn N BUY SOMIT § PELR CENT I Iteed & Selby, 834 Hoard Trade. § “WANTEDTO BUY.FURNITURE AND HOUSE DN noldgoods. 142 Doue. M510 D1y N= 0CKS OF es. groceries. Alex. Moore, 401 Beo bid. N vt PAY ALL CASH FOR ANary s, clothing, bootsand sh No commmission. 1 JERSEY COW. Tia-13¢ WILL —WANTED T0 Inguire 1019 BUY, FIt arnam. -\' IMPLEMENT BUSINESS oy cash. Van Patten, B FOR & O, For SAT bank furnitu safe. SALE— FURNITURE FURNITUR 10 Shernan ave 138 1 ()7 FOR SALE. WL SELL room cottuge very choa Yo OFs P-FOR SALE. SpEINg eXpress wagon. also o nearly new set of e of butter worker, churn *F-ruml Ly T, consisting | all will be sold af n gres ‘Tzschuck, Bee oftice, or call ut 8527 where godds can bo i Poiwe o about 1.200; also one tine driving Horse 4 old. Fideiity' Loan and Gu Withnell builaing, corner 15th and Harngy OR_SALE, their value. street. MARE AND COLT AT HALF Nevraska Loan Co. 15i6 bouginn 1502 CIHEAF. A 8110188 POWER ic engone; also one i2-horse power up L engine: both in good r. Inquire of ner Printig Co., 1507 Howard street, Omaha, Neb. QYR BALE. AT A SACRIFICE furniture, port st.; ko Mondny p. m. Qo PRINTED ENV pald, samples free. ALL carpets, curtains, osc., at' 2% Dayen s aro nw; ownef loaviuk city. “Call Tir 21L0PES 85 CENT. Journal, Amella, Neb. 180 114 MISCELLANEOUS, FOILRENT, LARGE HALL FOI SOCIETIES, weetings or léctures. Apply at 1409 Dodge, #1831 CLAIRVOYANTS. S' M NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRYOYANT, Dreliable business miedium, fifth yeur at 119 N 164 i J-MIS. DI M. LEGRAVE, PROPHETESS, DEAD Dtranco’ clairvoyant and Jife reader; tells your Jife from eradle to grave; can be consnitod on all aifairs of life: has the colebrated Kgyptian breast plate to unite the separated and causo marringo with one you love. Come one, come all und be con- vinced of lier romarkable powers. Offico and resi- denco 417 8, 11th st., hours 9. m. to9p. m, Strict life chart and photo of your future wife or hus- band sent through mall for §.00, chart alone £2.00. Alllottors contalnlugd cents” In ' stamps promptly unswered. 2 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. M, JWE. MAGNETIC HBALELR, Douglus block. Cor. 16th and Dode. lAI(lh, MASSAGE. 416 8, 1711 81 MIT6 15¢ 1ME. CARBON. 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, 11007, TO0m 7, massage, aleohol. sulphur and baths. MI76 15% TiMADAME SMITL CAPITOL AVENUE, Room 8 34 foor. 'Massage, alcohol sulphuf and sea baths. M0 0% MUSIC, ART . AND LANGUAGES. cor. 15th and Harr MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE, OMATIA, “v LARGE LOANS MA broporty: 6 por oent. Also smallloaus. GeorgeJ. Paul, 1615 Farnan coln. Cong B7o-d. 15 W MPLHOVED CITY 4. C. Frost, Douglas bik, i HOVED or cent., MONEY T property, low rate. W LOANK ON INEROVID AND UMIN city property.§,000 und upwards.6 to 1 No delays. W. Faraw Bumith & Co. 16th and K arney W W ;7 PER CERT MONEY NKT 10 BORROWERS on Omaha city property. No extra charges ur any kind. Why pay bigh rates? Money is cheap. You can got full benofit'of Tow Tates from Globe Loan and Trust Co.. 16th and Dodg: ‘vfmuuu BAVINGS BANK MAK on real eatate at lowest market rat made in pwall or large sums for short o tiwe. No co on is charged and the loans notL 3014 in the east, but can always be found ut Loans | baveit when se MONEY TO LOAN REAL E!TATE Continued. G MONEY TO SELI f 1508 1o Font. LOAN. 1 George M AND TO ont ima { Wata sowing m LSk 2313 W ETVATE MOSE. 18T ANDID MORTGAG! % A Ans, 10w rates. Alax Moore. Beo bldg. 801 | " MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS X CALL AT THE OFFICK OF R 08T 011 OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O INCORPORATED, FYOU WANT MONEY, Yoiu ean horrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCITANDISE CANY OTHER SECURITY We will lend you any amount from $10.00 1o £1.000 ON TIE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT llolty or removal of pro y the money back In any nd at any time, o made will reduee the cost « Itom: tyou have the use of Pron money, and p ong P it There will be no of the Amo vt want full amount of tho loan Before borrowing elsewhoere enll ‘and soe us and you will find It groatly to your advantage. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN (O, Room 11, Crelehiton block, 20 Aoor., 114 £ outh 151k, next Lo posto ic. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OM INSTRU S G Cad block A J AV cnst 4 Tinpro JF Cole ot A Sane to 1ot 3,1 both the pEiL only as xpense or chargo kept ont 1, but you will reeefve tho 1T Pow venter Leavitt Shald 5, bl M A Pad \, DO YOU WANT MONE) THE KII 1TV LOAN ROOM 4 WITHN __ 8105 SOUTII 15th CORN y ) i 17 0.1 WILL BUM FROM LOAN LARGE RN LA Rat DOLLA WE MAKE CARRIAC SONAL PROPERT / you / wiLn cALL / oON OURTERMS WILL ME| You ean any amount LOANS HORSES, | 5, W ol PERY | R M Ric Wilson, ford P e 1o DO WELL US FIRST TO FOR. BT __Tota T YOUR APPROVAL. v the money back at any time and in ou_wish, and_ thus reduce the cost of careying the 10an in Proportion 1o amount you pay. IF YOU owo a balance on your furniture or other personal property of any Kind. we will pay it O £or you nnd earry 1t as lonz a8 you dosire, | YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR | FROM THE 1IME YOU MAKE APPLICATION. No publiclty or removal of property 8o that yOu ket the use of both monvy and property. 198 1.‘ BE s MON. 1 304 time. Nebraska Loan Co., Hllr Douglasy st. 1 Ao —WILL LOAN curity; stri 1, Continent MONEY ON™ A} Iy contidential. bloc x:mm HARD, 51 DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & DODGE. 806 —MONEY—10, 60, W DAYS. CILEAP RATES and ensy payments, on furniture, planos, ive stock, ote.,without delay or vublicity; cash on hand. Duft Green, room 8, Barker biock. 04 BUSINESS CHANCES. Y,k vou WANT TO BUY OR SELL A STOCK of zouds quick, address with stamp, Van Pat- ton's business oxchango, Board of Trade: Mis2 it Y O SALE otk A ness with the real esiate in_ Omaha, sons for_selling. Address Omaha Neb. 7 _FINE BUSINESS OP 5,000 cash and some DProperty pushier. Good rea- New York lLife, MS15 D20 R MAN WITH Must bo a Nebraska Exchange Co., Bee building w9 9 Y WANTED—A YOU N TO TAKE AN interest in & well established printing business; one who Is eapatle of keoplng books und do gen- ral oflico work; must come well recommen lod and be able o furnish some ¢ This 18 & good chance for the right man. . Boe oftic e. M2 15 Y2 RUG STOCK, MUST I S0LD ON ACCOUNT of denth of owner. Good opening: 1,000 popu- Intion. Big cash discount Lo sell quick. VanlPat- ten, Roard of rad 166-14* RE, THE © state interest In one of the heaviest pay polies now before the public. 1t will save t of the conl bills of overybody and pro. 1t it and wil A Inrge business can be done at cnce in every connty. Full particulars by mail. Address G. K. K., 120 1,'st.. Lincoln. Neb. = Miis Al Address S It has costin, is del BLECTRY . PLATING ot Tieht D, 1802; A Libhy to S 1 Preston, w 87 Kotz yuls Bochime to MM Holies, W Martin | Block § Al Annes y 1 1, block "I of Cocon mixed with Starch, or Sugar, and is far more economical, NOVEL" HAmACTVREM PLANT 1 S1ish and bufr | wo nre nIdTIwall manafact Wiy in metal. Larga ollcited: work gumrntend Al: write for es. Chase Manufeoturing Co. Weepin, Nob, Makers of, ¥Noble' and “Lincoln’ nachines. MiT DID PRICES Bedaford, 8600, Abler. $500 ¥ equipped to plate, all metals fixed to do all C. F. Harrison, 912 N, Y. Life. LOST. ON OR NEAR CUMMIN, Immod glassos in & 56 rotarn to Mrs, STREET, PAIR Baumer scabbard MoArale, 916 th MITE 104 THE REALEYY MARKET, MENTS placed on red December WARRANTY y to Fidelity Trust Co., 2 Avondale park Libby, lot DEEDS lot 12, Eiliott < to Wi Cushing, &4 1ot 1and 5 feet of sis lot 2, block 14, vement Association add i wite 1o Wallace Hackett, block 2 Okithoma, prk E W Koss, Tot 9, block poek 2, sume J 1 Dodge, Tots'1 and 7 and bloek S ¥ 1 oIl and wife to 1ot 22, village of Waterl Burnliam and wife to A A 1, 1018 2 and 8, block 4, Burn- AT Vander- 200 vis ot al o M A Paddock, ot k 1, Jeiforis replat ldock and Dusband fo G W s foet of ¢ 160 feet 1ot 2ud ndd 1,000 3,600 lots 4 1, 14 to 18 Holmes 5,600 0 Martin, lot 21, feet and wife to same, Paddock Place DEEDS. I (special masten) to Bellows avings Institution, lot 1 S subdiv e y 1,220 Rurlington €avings iiank, 10t Spert Place Timond (special master) to ¢ B 1, © 38 feet lot 9, block 7, Bed- Taco saie, 10 lot 86, 2,600 11, Vinton'i 1 amount of transfers r Sale, Rent or Exchange. ST in the World. MECEATH STATIONERY CO, Farnam Street, Omahi Dnlike e Dutch Process Other Chemicals are used in the preparation of . Baker & C0.s Broakfast Cocoa, which is absolutely pure and soluble. more than three times the strength Arrowroot g less than one cent a cup. It licious, nourishing, a1 EAsIY DIGESTED. Sold by Crocars everywhere, W. Baker & Co., Dorchester, Mass. 7_FOR , SALE, ERTABLISHED CROCKERY bustaess in good locatlon. Spleodid chance for young business man with small capital. For par- tculars address Box 1351, Lincoln, Neb. M2i2 11 T FOR EXCHANGE. 77—CLEAR OMAHA REAL ESTATE FOR MDSE,, Luctual valuation. Money o loan. Boxo1s, Omaha 77—1 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS and Dakota. Wil soll cheap, o exchange for merchandise, lorsos and eattle. Addross box s, We will send you the marvelous French Preparation CALTHOG free, and a legal guarantee that CALTHOS Wlfi Restore your Iiealth, Strength aud Vigor, Useitand pay if satisfied. Address VON MOHL CO.. Sole Ameriesn Agents, Cinelanatl, Obio. ¥rankfort, Ind. Mol I TAVE VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN- Jimproved farm Jands to exchange for South Owaha or Omaha property or for farms within 60 miles of Omuba. Have one of tho best of stock and | Loaves | grain farme, 1800 acies, half in winter wheat and rye, and 250 head of ing stock, all clear of encum- brance, toexchunge for renl éstate and might pay some cash dificrence for desirable property. ecribe your property carefully, price, et box 77, Omaha, Neb. 40 m 50 p m [ CHICAGO BURLIY TON & Q. | Arrives Depot 10th o Chicago Vestibule..... Chicngo Express. . "Chicago Express. Chicago & lowa Local, — . = Teaves 77—¥OR EXCHANGE. OMAHA PROPERTY FOR Uproperty 1n souttern Callfornia. Call or ad | 7515 am with full particulars, G. L. Green, room 48 | 015 & m Barker block, Omubn. 70 450 pm 7/ FOR EXCHANGES G AL | G50 b flestate, call or write, Alex doore, Beo bldg. o 10 oA LOT 12X1s | E. ROGERS ADD. TO fiomatin, houso cost $,600; clear of incumbrance; will exchange for good California property. Ne braska Exchiange Co., Bee bullding. 9099 “Teuves Omal BURLINGTON & MO. RIVE | Depot i0th and Mason Sts. o...Donver Expross.. ‘Deadwood Express Denver Kxpress U Denver Limited .. “Hastings Local /incoln Local (Excopt § K. 81T Arrives Omaba Kunsas Clty Day Fxp KIC N Exp, via U ¥ .5t Louls uxpmn 77180 ACKES OF CLEAR LAND IN ONE OF ltho best” winter wheat districts in Kansns to ex- cbange for 10 or 2)-acre tract near Omaha city lwits. Wil pay cash difference If property is Ktaod Address, giving price sud lecation, 020, Bee ofces. —§16,000 GENERAL MERCHANDISE e sk Fonty R e sales, §24000.° Ad- dress 8 i, Omabia Bee. Mi63 CE STORE BUILDING, CLEAK OF ALL IN perance, rented (0 permanent tenant, size t, rock cellar and five rooms above for cbraska town which has streot cars electric lights and waterworks. prico $2,000. trade for farm. Willlams & Mittan, AND 7 10 TRADE, NORMAN fimad trovier, price §2,000. Risely, Shenandoal, Ja ReA® | Leaves Omaln FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. AL ESTATE, Burg My word Is £00od. { Gy Albright, ew York Life, 810 UE Ol TRADE, 2 GOOD LOTS IN M1 2 within 2 blocks of motor line, <000 upright plano or will sell equity 1n L 1ots very cheap. Address atonco s 1, Bee ofice. Toaves 16 Omaha Tonves Omaha Loaves AT A BARGAINT A FEW VERY FINE LOTS T8 Briggs add. at & bargain; only 5 min. walk from Helt lino or stroot car in Omaha. Addross H. J. & Co., Gnlena, L. JINE BUSINESS PROPERTY, WORTIL 40,000, now rented, for sale clienp. Small cash pay ment, balance Lo sultutlow rate of interest. Party must leave city. Nebraska xchange Co., Boe building. Wy o “Omuba 000w m 9.00 630 pm 600 pm 0 Bi5. FOR LAN| K. ¥, Ringor. 1610 Farnam. Mo 1 OWNERS T0 LIST OMAtA ROD erty, acreage and farms that are bargaing elther for sule or exchange. K. ¥.Ringor, 151§ | =" Farnam. Mise g0 | Leaves . o N Omal T A BARGAIN. 2 OHOICE LOTS, xiih feet | 73 oach; wore adjolnlog I desired. East fronta: | 1040 a 1 B W.corner 10th and Arbor Winest location in | 403 pm clty forrasldence. lock from 11th 8t motor line. | 700 b m Charies Hanloy, 1024 50. 10th 8L, Omatia MyI1 640 pm 000 ACKES OLEAK LAND FOI SALE BY TIIE Boveral largo tracts; would make o first ment 10 hold for the rise in price. g0 somo Of It for inside property in Omaha o 80 cre Property or n good farm uear Omaha. 1 you wish o exchanke de- scribe your property, price, ote. Address box 747. Ight exch 10100 p Teaves Transfor m cottage, | om cottage. 19th and Lake, Full Jot. Bedford Flace, §i50. ¥. D. Wead, 16th aud Douglas, formerly Hutehin- Mited0. | 1020 am he bapk 0n the coruer of 1th and Douglas str eets. iy ¥ v‘nmugm LOAN ANDTRUST CO. 818 N, Y, Life, lends at [ow rates for cholee sécurlty on Nebiasks or [owa {arms or Omahs oty properiy. W ioNEY T0 TOAN AT Lowes | NATES. The O. F. DavisCo., 1605 Farnam st ) — e - READ THIS—0xiIs FEET WITH §-ROOM COT tage, 10 per month without iuterest. No pay- ment down. Zittle, Brown block. M1 JARM CHEAP-80 ACKES 20 MILES BOUTIE west of Omabia, 88,90, C. F, Harrison, 912 N. ¥ Lite. 196 102 Transfer HORSES WINTERED, 7—REAL ESTATE LOANS, 6 70 1 PER c ‘rA(:llM'uu. LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE nl.un. no additional charges for bomumlesion or noy's feos. W. B. Molkio, Frst National Bank A 'W ::nw“:an mAN! | LEES THAN T PER llply‘onthnhll bank blag. 788 Honees vuu AND CARED FOI, § MONTIL UP, . G. Gaus, P 0. box 136, South Omaba. s 3 TIQu8ES FED AND CARED ¥OR .00 PER month up. on farm two miles south of South Omaba. ~ Address Geo. G. Gans, 1.0, box 13, South Omaha. 17018 26 pm Teaves ‘Fransfer Wzl *lnwumulg'oulfl Aup 5)“ I M HEATED Fii Em b @ ELEG ANTLY FURNISHED, 166-13 E--mn TENT, Steam heated rooms * 602 8, 3th oh oans 'qllm';.x:'r PJUE.T' € AND lf.ll "L‘blnsl DRESSMAKING. L ENuAu MENTS T0 DO DRESSMAKING IN fauillies solicited. Miss Sturdy, 2081 Harney St (RS Omaha | 4.65 pm ! Tab awm W Tov Atlantic Bxpress..... Vestibule Expross... g West. “Denver Limited. . T pm iKansas City (Except Snnday):. UNION PACIFIC, [ Aril Unton Depot 10th nnd Marey Sts.| Omaba_ 30 pm - |1040 & m 420 p Arrive Omalia am 5.50 p m ant Mail.... 5, ML & NI DAL, P, depot and Marcy Sts. | hici W L. :Chic | BIOUX CITY & PACIFIO | Depot. 10th and Marcy St Toux City .St Paul SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Depot, 15th and Webster Bis. ul Limited. . OMATA & 5T, LOUIS. U. P. Depot, 10th and Murcy § -8t Louis ¢ Bt I, M & O ’)amn sty and a V. ~Bloux City Aco Bloux City Express (Ex. 8 8t Paul Famited Tt Passengor (Kx. Sund ¥, . & MO, VALLEY Depot 15th and Webster St Jead00d KK pross. ) Wyo. Exg (Ex. Mo ix Winday) - Paul Bxpress.. ) & NORTUWEST ot, 10th whd Maroy Sts. | enger. ¢ hicago EXpross Vestibulo Thmited {12000 Eustern (lyer (i£x" §un.) Chle, Pasw, (Ex MISSOURT BABIFIC, | Arrives 1 and Webster §ts. |~ Omaha St Louls M¥fress. L Louis Express. ... Nebrasks, koeal | OMAHA & S9L0UIS. Unfon Depot, Coumell K1fTs ~ Louis Canon kall . | CHICAGO, B, I & PACIFIC. Union Depot, Counell Blufls. Arrives Omaba 1020 0w a Arrives Omaba 1% nm Arrives Omaha Arrives Omuba |Fran Transfer 580 am 4.5 p m 1250 p m S0 JOE & (. 1 | union oot Coutell Blus. - gansay City n.l,- Expross Arriv Transfe pm am am N & QUINCY. | Arrives Union D pot. Conngii‘Biutia’ | fraterer xpr Chieago Expr L. Creston I oes BIOUXCITY & PACIFIC. Union Depot, Counell Blufls. [-Floux City Accommadation wo...88 Paul Expross. [CHICAGO & NORT1HW ESTERN on_depot, Coundll Bluffs ak0 Expron - Vestibule Limied . Eastorn Flyer..... .. x Sun) Atlantic Mall (EX Moo} % Bun) Carroll Fass. (Ex Bun)| [10.00 p m 19f0sm Arrives 1,000 | PROOF FROM THE PLAINS. Story of a Government Scout and Interpreter. o Tells Nis Ihgrrirm With Kickapoo Nagwa, A Remedy Known To The Indians For Years. HIGHLY PRIZED BY THEM. readers in the East will re. Many of onr mber Frank the frontier hny tatic The testimony of such a man who hns liv among the red men for %o long i3 incontro. vertable evidence of the absolute genuinesy of this remdey, aud its repute among thag reo whose noble henlth—wlhatever may have been thelr fanlts—has always been famous. s CAPT. FRANK D. YATE His endorscinent of it is still further proot of it effectiveness. Cupt. Yates writes as follows i— GORDON, NERRASKA, July 25. I take great pleasuro in recommending the Kicknpoo Romedies, and have known of fiem among the Indinis, as 1 have lived on the extremo Western frottier for the past 30 years, and am at present a Sioux Indian nterpreter for the government My personal experience with which in the indian tongue siznifie Best " —has been considerable, but one of the most wonderful effects from personal knowl: edge in iy own ease was the curing ot Chironie Catarrh with which I became afilict- ed, owing fo the great altitude of the coun ry in which Ihad been living. 1t aid notat first occur to me to take Kick. Apoo Indinn Sngwa for this trouble; and it was not until I had visited the Hot Springs, and fafled to obtain relief, and the disens lad becowo so very alapning that I was afrald it would get the best of me and devel- ©op into consumption that T eoncluded to take Sagwi. T got one hottle of it and a bottle of the Indian Ol The effect %0 marked that T immediately ordered twelve bottles of etch, and now hIdss the day that the thought oceurred o me, for Tam’ entirely cured of that most disngreeable and distressing of all disenscs, entarvh. T am satisfied to the perfeet manner in which “Sagwn purifies the blood: and T claim that Sagwn taken in connection with Indian Oil, will positively cure the worst euses of catarrl everknown: and so faras the use of Kicks P00 Indian Remedics as general family med. cines ure concerned, there is nothing on earth which can equal them, An Indian would almost as'soon be without his gun and blanket as to be without a supply of these remedies, FRANK D. YATES, Indian Interpreter. KICKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA. Sold by all Druggists. $1 per bottle. 6 bottles for $5. gWa,— “ The atarrh was eured owing DEFORMITY BRACES | ¢ Elastic Stockings, Trusses, Crutches, Batteries, W ater Bottles, Syringes, Atomizers, Medical Supplies. 114 §.16th St,, s, Next to Postoffice. “Improvement is the order of the age.” We never expected, In our most sanguine mo- ments. such an increase in our sules ns commenced on the Ist of September. The Smith Premier Ty pe Writer is having enormous ssles which are wide and far-reaching. These are the reports we are recelying from our many branch offices A TRIAL NEANS A SALE. Send for a descriptive catalogue, Smith Premier Type- writer Co., 17th and Fainam Sts., Omaha, Neb, E. H. MAYHEW Manager. THE SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, as repre- sented on this map, M A BiujrDES MOINES Electric Lighted, Steam Heat- ed Vestibuled Trains leave Omaha daily at 7:05 p. m.,ar- riving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m. City Ticket Office, nam St., Omaha. F. A. Nasu, Gen'l Agent, ROBBED MEN_AND WOMEN Are robbed daily o vitality, zest, ‘ambition, their lnrll\nyln‘ ? By bre .ulunu fmpoverished air, in close heated rooms of 6ffice and home. G enerous bresThers of pure air are useful people because salthy SPECIFIC OXYGEN is rich ooncentrated oxygen—u marvelous blood enricher,nerve strengthener—constitution builder, Itnever falls to cure coughs, colds, bron- chitis, dyspepsia, hoadache ' ~ Inhalations ver loasant d f ing. Book Ree Bl S ifegosbine Osvesn The Specific Oxy ygen Co., Buite 610 Sheeley Bldg., Omaha. 1501 | brought Far- | AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA People Who Uncle Sam Employs at the Magio Oity. GUARDING ~ AGAINST DISEASED How the Deadly Teiching Is Trapped and Drawn Shrieking From Tts Laie - What t Varmint Looks Like When Caught. PORK Comparatively fow the number of government into existence throug spection business inaugurated by Secretary Rusk. A Brr roporter visited the offices of the various chief inspectors in this city re- cently and found that seventy government empl Uncle Sam's payrolls in the meat inspection departments outh Omaha alone. In addition to the regularly « of t ing regular missioned, awaro of employes h the meat in peaple are s were on 'rs there seven men draw- ) taggers who are not com- but are designated ag laborers. In the microscopical department ther forty-four lady inspectors, or oxaminers, now in active service, with several more newly appointed ones who have not yet reported, and ten 1 to be a next thirty days, 1t is impossible to tell in advance who the unreported ladics ave, as the chief inspector is never notified by the department, and has no means of knowing who his new assistants may be until they show up with their commissions. Taking Thelr First Loss Dr. H. L. Hew are son, chief microscopist, was busy with a class of sixteen young ladies, taking thefr first lessons, when Tie ¥ 1 visited him. A description in detail of the work might be interesting, but suffice it to say that tho ladies are seatod at tables in groups of four or six, each with & mounted and highly polished microscope before he through which she squints with one eye at three tiny strips of pork from as many dif- ferent portions of the deceased hog's anatomy, tightly compressed between two picces of heavy plate glass, held in place by wmetal fran “The reporter was permitted to tako a look at an infeeted specimen, but instead of se ing o reptile as large as'n boa constrictor, he expected, the vicious little animal against whicl France and Germany turned their displomatic batteries had the appearance of the hair spring of a watceh coiled up ina transparent paper sack. The trichinw are s coiled and encysted and appear dor- mant, uniess released by the compression between the plates of glass, when they con- tinually lengthen and contract the coils, similar to teh spring in motion The proper adjustment and use microscope is the first lesson the fair micro- scopist has to learn, and the duties of the chief microscopists, when giving the first lessons, very much that of the old- fashioned country schoolmaster. Dr. Hewigson's force is, at present, di- vided, the “old force still occupying the rooms over the Packers’ National bank, and the new accessions taking possession of the new quarters on the third floor of the Pivonka block. entire foree will permanent rooms. In Government Employ. A complete list of the nam residence of the microscopic point is appended, beginni appointed, o year and o halt Mrs. 3 Patterson, Jemnio M, Waiker, South Omaha; Mi E. Cress, South Omaha: Miss Lulu I. Miller, South Omahas Miss Ethleen Rhodes, Paw nee City s Gertie McCulloh, 1 C. Maus, Omal outh Om: i Avage, South Omaha; Miss Swiss South ' Omaha; Miss Fullerton; Miss' Ida_Bierworth, Lincoln; Miss Cora Lee. Oxford: Miss Dora Specht, Omaha ; Miss Lottie Wier, Wymore; Miss M n, Ansley; Mrs. Co South Omaha; Mrs. Iitta Holland, South Omaha: Miss M Wymore; Miss Lizfle Spencer, On s Helen Wain- wright, Om: Miss Sadie M. ( Lavelle, South Omahs Thomas, Omaha; . Violet y Jf. Merce rd, South Omaha: M end; Miss Etta L. Rose Lindstrom, Louise Brereton, Omaha; Miss Auna Gursk ; Miss Jeunette Ringer, Louisville s Laura C. Schamel, Omaha: Miss Ma . Kilbourne, Omaha; Miss Nellie Ronan of the move to the new and ud places of force at thi with the first e, Superior; M Coe Elliott Rober Mis: Orpha Nellio *Arnold, Maywood ; Miss Maggic Istta Thompson, Riguor, Omuha; Stromsburg; Lithig COMPANY'S Extract of Beef, Do you want a cup of Beei Tea? See that it is made from the Gen uine Incomparably the best. Pure, pula- table,refreshing. Dis- soluds cloarly- the Baron Lei- big’s signaure n blue on each abel, thus. DR. . . WES 2 AN ment, n specific for Hyste rulgia, Tleadache, Nervous Prostration caused by liquor or tobacco, wakefulness, Mental Depressio Softnexs of the Brain, causing insanity eny, death, Premntire Old Age, Barronnoss, Lo Power I CILher sex, impotency, Leucorrio o i Fomale Wenknossos, Involuntury Losscs, Spe yrrhion caused by over-excrtion of the brain, month's treatmont 813 6 for 86: by mall, Wo guar- anteo d boxes to Knch order for i boxes with will send written gunrantee to refund If notcured. Guarantoee Issued only by Theodore K, Lewls, drug K18t, sole agent, southeast corner 10th’ ana Farosm streots, Omnha. D BRAIN TREA n. Dizziness, Fits, Neu- T GAPANES k. CANPLLE CURE A newand cowplete treatment, consisting of Bup- positories, Olntment 1n Cupsules, also In box and "ills. A positive cure for Exteraul, Internul, Biind &, Lichiog, Chronic, kecent or Herdditary his remady s never b nown o fall 1 pér box, 6 for $or sent by mail. Why suffer from finin terrible disesso when writton guaranteo is positively given with 6 boxes or rofund the mouey if not cu Sond atamp for freo sawplo. Guar by Kuhn & Co, drukglsis, 80ls agonts, s streots, Omihn, Nob HEALTHFUL, AGREEABLE, CLEANSING, For Farmers, Mirers and Machanics, A PERFECT BOAP FOR ALKALI WATER, Cures Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. A Delightful Shampoo. WHITE RUSSIAN S0aP, | Specially Adepted for Use in Hard Wates mmissioned pointed within the | As soon as practicable the | Maggio | (il Omaha; Miss Jennie Boyle, Omaha; Ida M. Gilmore, Omaha; Miss Ella M. gon, Omaha: Miss Emma Wiese, Omaha Mrs. Smith, Omaha; Miss Corrinne Poisant, Papillion; Dr. H. L. Howitson, chief miero: scopist | | There aro nincteen inspectors employed at the Omaha and Cudahy company's houses: Dr. James Wilson, chief inspector, Omaha Richard Ebbitt, assistant; ©O. H. Phillips, | Beatrice, foreman; George E. Whitman, Ox ford, clerk Joerry Howard, | Guickin, South South Omaha; Fenner, Sonth #.:r. Schroeder, Beatric uth Omaha; D. L. Me Omaha; Reuben Forbes James Condon, Diller; Oliver Omaha; John B, Payton, | South Omaha; Harry Shatzell, Lincoln ; John | A McKinzie, Albright | _ Noncommissioned Day Men—Willis H. Swaney, Lincoln; Robert MeDougal, South Omaha; John T. Blair, South Omaha’; Henry ratrico; 3. O. Eastman, South | Walker, 1 Omaha Some of for these men A year and a half have been at work AL Hammond's and Swift's. The Hammond houso has ten inspectors. Dr. John Forbes, ehief: 1. N. Shevien, South Omaha, assistant; Julius Rhodes, Pawnoe, | foreman; W. L. Lockwood, Omaha, clerk, g John 15 Hart, Omaha{ Lowis Beatrice; Peter Welch, Omaha; B, Boone. Noncommissioned Day Taborers—Henty | Phelps, Omaha s J. 12, Smith, Beatrice There are eleven inspectors at Swift & Co’s: Do 8 W. MeGrew, Auburn, ohiof; John 3. Boishlag, Omaha, assistant; Caps tuin Phillip Paine, Lincoln, clerk; 8. Gile more, Omaha, fo man and acting assistant chiof James Austin, South Omaha; Stephen Omaha; Georgoe T | 10 Alexander, Meaney, Omaha W. Aigabright, outh Omaha; South Omah N. I Mann, Roberts, South Kenyon, South ' On i Johnson, Neb; M. Co | Magle City Notes, | The Board of Trade will hold a meeting to- night Charles Sherman was given fifteen days in the county fail The infant child Hertzag was buriod yo Chauncey Wilson, went east Some week of Mr. and Mrs. James sterday. | motor conductor, who since, returncd yestes Lewis Miller of the inspection foroe i | nursing a badly burned hand which he go lighting a gasoline stove, Alpha lodge, Daughtor: making arrangements hall Friday evening, December 16, Uniformed rank Knights of Pythias post- poned its ball on account of the weather until Thursday evening, December 16, Fifteen motors were massed at Twenty- fourth and N streets yesterday morning. Trips were made all v with more or less regularity, no trailers being used and all motors crowded to their utmost capacity. The board of directors of the Buildiug and Loan association met last evening in Socre- tary Lane's office and transacted routine business, President €. M. Hunt presided, The business of the ascociation is in a very satisfacto ondition. Last month shows sules of #4, mt premium. At the meeting last ovening J. Levy, one of the stors. paid a loan of $800 which per cent premium fifty months of Rebekah, are for a ball at Masonic ago. The Cau; id which exists cider, called lactic a siciuns to_be_ the An g in sour milk and d, is Dbelieved by phy B cause of rheumatism, Accumulating in the blood, it attacks the fibrous tissucs in the joints, and causes agonizing pains. What is needed is o remedy to neutralize the acid, and to so invigorate the kidneys and liver that all waste will be carried off. Ho wrsaparilla is heartily recommended by many whom it has cured of rheumatism. 1t possesses Just the desived qualities, and so thoroughly purifies the Dlood as to prevent oceurrence of rheumati attacks. We sugirest a trial of Hood's Sar- | saparilla by all who suffer from rheumatism, 4 g Real estate. Bargains only. My word is good. W. G. Albright. 621-2-3 N. Y. Life bldg. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Prof. D. M. Bristol's educated horses, which appear at Boyd's new theater flve nights next week, commencing Sunday even- ing, give a most entertaining and instructive performance. Prof. Bristol has his herd of horses under complete control and the spec- tators ave held spellboundat the intelligenco displayed by the and the marvelous tricks and antics they perform at a slight motion of th master. It is simply a won- derful exhibition and unless the wonderful sof the trained animals are seen they annot be app 1, and to miss sceing these noble anini S to miss witnessing a most refined and sting entertainment, Matinees Wednesday and Thursds Alarm,” which will be presented at the Farnam Street theater for four nights, commencing Sunday matinee, December 11, is said to be one of the biggest | and st St productions now on the road, The play is not only an_intensely interesting | one, but it is produced by a strong company with a carlond of beautiful scencry and somo of the most startling realistic effe ing a genuine fire engine and horses, Midnight Alurm” will doubtless be greeted by u house packed to the doors. Usual Wednesday matinee, “The Midnight This afternoon and evening will be the last opportunitics that the people of this eity will have of witnessing Charles H. Yale's great spectacle “The New Doevil's Auction” at Boyd’s theater. This afternoon at 2:80 o special matinee performance will be given for ladies and children. This evening the engagement will close with the regular even- ing performance at 8 o'clock. For many years it hus been Manager Yale's ambition to eclipse any traveling spectacle, and with his present show he certainly has accoms plished it, Wounderland and Bijou theater terday | @id a lavge business, it being ladies’ day, and every lady visitor was presented with a beautiful art pancl. The entertainment was highly appreciated The drama “Bure Oaks" appealed to their better natu the comical specialties to theiw love of humor and the dancing of the won- derful “Cyrene” enthralled them, Cyrene is nly An 1's greatest dancer, Today the children hivve their outing, it being ehil- dren’s matinee day. Every boy or givl at- tending will be eharged half price, 10 cents, receive a fine parquet seat and see the entive show, and as a special induccment the man- ager will present each with a quarter of 4 pound of choice cundy. e Worth, clever little booklet s of North Galyes- 1t tells how anybody that has saved up ainy day" | wn make i judicious use f it either in investing in city proper in adjoining fruit lots, The North Galy association is represented in Omahe Franklin ¥, Williams, who will be ple call upon any citizen of this town and ox- plain the remarkable advinta of North Galveston,cither in pointof settlement or in- vestment A Penn This is the title of a relating to the advanti ton e rescoing and interior decorating; de- signs and estimates furnished, Henry Lehmann, 1508 Donglas street. Marriage following Liconses. marriage licensc Judge Eiler yesterday. The issued by County ) Pavrick 1%, 1 1Jennie B, Siwunders, Bouth ¢ § Frederick Krelash, Oklalior i Berthi Rucchonbeg, Omalin § Oscar Martin Heney, South Omaha i Ldis Bewn, Omaha S William Carter, Omahi. ... A U Eiza Burns, Oriahi ek were Age. .88 .23 28 .20 23 .. 28 oo 4B el South Omaha st 4 Clty, Ok) Although amnany the market by Bull's Cough Syrup s rem ve pushed fato adyertisements, D) ill takes the lead, Bl Permity, The followlug permits werg issued by the superintendent of buildings ycsterday: ¥ Wood Bnow, repalrs on st ding at 1307 Furnim street. . Thrce minor perits edglagiosiisdusiia An Extended Populurity. Brown's Bron. chial Troches or many years hoen the most popular article in use for relioving coughs und throat troubles,