Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1893, Page 7

SPEGIAL NOTICES. A‘VN’I\’I‘! MEXTS FOR THESE COL will Le_taken tatil 12:3) p. m. for the evening And until 8:50 v, m. for the Morning of Sunday edi tons. No advertisomont token for leas than 25 cents for the first insertion. All advertisements In thess columns 1§ conts & word for the first Insersion and | ceat & word for each subsequont insertion, or $1:0 per line per mohth, Terms, cash 1n ndvanco. Initials, fignres. symbols, cte. ench count as & word. “Advertise MEtR mirst rin conscentively. Advertisers, by re #ting n numbered check. oan havo the lettors rossed 1o & nimbered 10ter In care of THE BEE. Anwwers 80 addressed wiil be delivered on the presontation of the check —_— SITUATIONS WANTED. RAPIER, FIVE VEARS n position. Reference from prosent Address 154 Beo. il e EMPLOYMENT BY YOUNG MAN RV Ings, aome knowledge of bookkeeping. ge Addross Meek, 1505 Douglns st. 820 4 mployer. B SALARY OR COMMISSION 10 AGEN h Al Ink Krasing Tho most useful and novel invention of 1 Erases ink thoroughly In two soconds. Wo magle. 200 L0 50 per cent profit. Agents making | 50 per woek. We also wAnta general agentto take | chirge 0f territory and appolnt sub sgents. A rare | hance 1o mako money. Wite for terms and a sam ple of craning. Monroo Krasing Mfk. Co., Y Croswe, Wik, B ACENTS wann ins. Co. good pay. block, oppo 1 0. TUDKENTIAT Apply oo i, 10 Goon Apply Singor | Mbi2J: B WANTED, A FEW RELIABLE SOLICITORS In Nebraska for the Unlon Central Life Insur: | ANCo coty i PAY SALARY WEK Experience unnocessars. ny of Cinelnnatl. Guod territory and | ral contraots to the right mon, ~Adaress J. M. dmiston, State Agent, rooms 4, 46 and 47 Bure ik, Lincoln, Nob, M50 I8 B iUMBER SALESMAN WANTED T0 SEL red codar shinglos on the side. Good commis- Klon pald per eat. Musthon well posted man on therond that hns a good trade. Addross A. B, enreof tao Pagey Sound Lumbern . Wash Biiaresvax ing oils o the ¢ Nebraskn. Provic tial, but evidence of good selling ability required Permanent position at good pay for the Tight man. pportunity for interview wiil o given desirable lennts “about January f0th. Address, giving previous experience and references, Vacuum 011 Co., Rocliester, N. Y. Mis2 6 M 110 ANTED T0 SELL LUBRICAT. of il not essen B MEN FOR ARKANSAS, TENNESSRE AND Louisiana, on governmert work. ramer & O'Hearn Labor Aganey, 303 South 11th & MBIG & BLAGENTS WANTED - EVERYWIHERE FOR Dromething entirely new. A'fortuns to ench who applies i Lime. Denna Supply company, LaCrosse, Wis. M g B UANTED SALESMEN VISITING STORE trado to sell (side ‘line) a staplo artisle In de- mand. Margin very lberal: samale small. United States Manufucturi . Cloveland, 0. M8§7 h ]‘{, ATLOIS—PIECK GOODS BELOW COST. D Any quantity. " Gavel the Tatlor, 1518 Farnam 1563 B W ANTEDOFF tablishments ¢ K004 1iny P WAMIED, A FIRSTCLASS COOK AT Cuming streot : EBOYS 1) olloct e Address at o LAKGE K stamps f: Beo. MBG0 5 TED, CANVASSENS 10 ¢ ANOS din Omalin and Councll Blufta, Apply 1508 Dodge Blreet. BI04 BrWANTED, A STOUIBOY ABOUT 1§ in storc. Apply with clty referenc 10a. m 10 WORK | only, 1723 Dodge, befo Bayanren. ON TH sell ndvertislog cards and ealendars on ¢ wlon direct from the manufacturer, Can wa per week. Advertising Speciaity Co.. Buffalo, 88 WANTED FEMALE HELP. Continued. STEAM with board, aiso table contrally loeated. Tho HEATED ROOMS sarders nccommodated lstde, N. W. cor ISth CRLY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRONT m with alco¥e and bay window: all_mod enlonces; private family; board; 23 S N84 00 UNFURNISHED ROOMS. (3=} UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN ILER BLOCK, Tcor. 16th and Jackaon sts.: ateam heat, gas, bath, reference required. Inquire 613 S, 16th st top Aoor 574 o BOARDING. FEW MORE TADLE BOARDERS CAN BE smmodated nt 20 N 19th. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. L RENT, THE (STORY BRICK BUILDIN mam st The bullding has n fireproof ¢ ement, complete stenm heating fxtures; water on all thie floors, gas, ete. Apply at the flice of The Bee. 910 OUR STORY BRCK BUILDING 22 FEET wide. 1407 Harney st T [ FOR RENT. A VERY DESIRATL sultable for n warehouse, with stable in cone. tion, “I'rachage froot and rear. Address B, A Carmichnel care of McCord, Brady & Co. 2 1 FICES WITINELL cheap. BUTLDING BLK, CENTRAL AND [ FFOR RENT. STORES 402 NORTH 16T H AND 1613 Chicago, $0.00. Steam heated Groom flat, il ces, in now Clowry block. Roberts, 1618 KO Atro M AGENTS WANTED. WANTED FOI na the book of the yyer 500 magnificent photographi xlile Inchos, Introduction by author of “Ben Hur; erett Hale, D. D Washington G LLK., Lit D, Chid CANVASSENS From Evory Wailaco, ward Ky Win Al photogrnphs, Lyl nd lower in g 0plo who never bought & book in of other hooks throwing thefr out ekEing for territory: 8 sample viows ontrol of fleld ; go 85 adily earnod: s nteod 1L & Kirkpatrick, <priug vosiagon! fity nway and I' BOARDING PLACE avenue car line by young lady References exchanged. Address MESS 6% TED, PLEASA r Shorman working all day. 65, Heo. STORAGE, STORAGE CHEAP, CLEA M et N STor J\] T month. block A M RON'T STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WITIT out sectng our storage department. 1t 13 the bost, alr Works, 1207 Douglas, 780 7O BUY, N Wani OMI § PR CENT AN tirst mort oiby, 5 Board Trade. N -FIRST MOWTGAGES ON GOOD REAL I Ntate. H. A. Araol Beo bullding. M7 N WEHAVE A CUSTOMEIR FOI S0 ACRES OF N good and witi Sof Omahn, Wiiilams & Mittan, MeCague building, opposite poston N INSURANCE BUSINESS WANTED DY N L relinblo party who has eash to buy & business: Lalf interest proferred. dof T FOR SALE-FURNITURE. (I YQURG. LADIES CAN 800N working knowledzo of writing at Van Sants T-WANTE Ol YOUNG MEN 10 take 1lght, pleasant work at thelr own homos §1.00 10 §4.00 per day can be quictly made: work sent by mall; no canyissing. For partienlirs ad- dross Globe Mg Co., Box 5il, Buston, Maws. Es tabliskiod 150, M 1 1=WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS work; goud'cook, washer and ironer, 222 tol avenue. 1=WANTE Jwork in ACQUIRE A shorthand ond_type- V. Life. M2 GENERAL 1OUSE: A1l family. 1357 North 19ih st M7/ ( WANTED. GLR, GENERAL HOUSE- work at N W. Cor. 15th and Harney, 3d floor. apply. Mrs. John GOODGIRL I GRNEIAL | housework. 1611 Sherman ave cor Grace st. B33 4 WING GIEL, 1000 FARNAM. 8140 VORK, 1131 8. 810 6 NO South HIRL FOR GENERAL HOU Int at. FOR ERAL HOUSWORK Sleep wthome if desired. 724 10t st AN | F' WANTED, YOUNG LADY AND GEATL icloso townte. Address I your own hand and €c i stamps for correspondonce. 't 5, Beo. (\ WANTED, GIRL. FOR TOUS W.W. Blogham, 814 South 16th st 1 STENOGRAPH ANTED, er 1o work from 8 to 13 cach mor perience and siinry wanted. stato ex Address 160, Bee. ANTED IMMEDATELY, ONE ed Indy and two young_ men, tlonx, keen books, Junuary 40, pny B.Smith, 517 §hecly block. WANTED, A NEAT, CLEAN ( Ihousework In a small family MIDDLI. recelve lnstrue- e Febr 0. 207 NORTH 539 6 (ZWANTED, A NEAT NURSE G, ONIZ who can asalst In up-stalrs work, wages §2.00 per woek, 2110 Douglas st MEK3 —— FOR RENT—-HOUSES. Do rom s, modern. o0, L0k RENT, MODERN 10-R00M HOUSE, ALL nvonicices. fivo minutes’ walk postoflico, Nathan Steltdn or 1 CAPITOL AVEN s Co., 106 Farnam Atroct cars pass tho dour, Bkinner, 1614 Farnn IN ALL PART * Davis company, 1505 Farng 202 Karbach | 710 HOOMS, ALL M CON ity locited noar business co ak0 sL, or L. 8. Skioner, 1614 Tl I FLAT, SECOND Clouser blk, or block, 394 315 Kilkenny & Co. vonlences. ploas Apply 1806 Chi or, rango & other conveni 018 166h st, $0. Ringwalt bros. W TUOOM COMTAGES, MODERN, 1 Stanford eircle. Convenient for business me of Omaha and South Omaba, C. 8. 204 Eee building D Jooms 360 and 52 Boo Hullding. J. M. Simeral, re- celver. A AN ELE “PAUL, 1606 FARNAM STRERT. M2 D, VL KES HOUNE, FURNISHED, responsible party for O wonthy o yoar Douilas siraot MsiT T RAL ELEGANT MODERN FOIL RENT—-SEV ullt elghtroom houses. near Hanscom Park. All convenivnces. Moderate rents. Apply Lo George N. Hicks, W5 N. Y. Lifo Bullaing. M8 T ) ONE 5R0OM FLA room: steam heat; atreet LONE LARGE BINGLE reference rquired. 80 158 BATH, FURNACE, one block from motor.” Inquire W, TKieratead at Dowoy & Stone s 29 J) 200N HOUSE NEAR MANSCOM PARK: all Improvements, large yard, stable, for rent; furniture for sulo cheap: owner leaving clty. Ad dress Bargain, 11 New York Life Balldiog. sl 6% ENROOM MODEKN 1OUSE, COR, cta. Call 8t 07 Brown b o 1. FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. o FURNIsHE Ty TE VERY LAKGE KLE private family. ANTLY FUBN| s accommodation ¥ d=PARLOR AND BEDROOM, STEAM LEAT, Uslity N. 16th street, fat K. ~FOR MENT. DESIRABLE FURNISHED Uroowa, furnace heal: wpply 1TH Capitol ave, Obposite Trinity cathedral, B0 00 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. THE DOLAN, 20 AND 211 N, WTH 8T o sovra mun srakeT. | plate -LARGE BOUTH FRONT KOOM W Frido st 14 aroam. M1 T ) SQUARE PIANO 13 ropatr, for eap. 1501 Corby streot. ();FOR SaLE Ciiia lote., at 2528 Davenport. NEARLY NEW DOUBLE on. horse, harness and bug: also o nearly o of cronmery tools, conslating of butter worker, chu ale, truck, ete., all will Address G. B or eall at 3527 Misma atr con, ant drivor, must ho so1d BIK, Fidelity Loan & Guar, Co. —_— " FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS. Qatiom 'ad one T4 hOTse: DOWON fpe ner Printing Co., 1307 Howard street, Omaha, Neb. ATOR M4S2j19 'ANDARD CATTLE CO. HAS CON- 1 hand baled hay, for salo on track at 509 Q SECONDIIAND fIAND POWEL ELE for sule. 1209 loward. POWER | MONEY TO LOAN - REAL ESTATE. T Continnea. VW DRIVATE MONEY. 181 AND 2D MORTGAGE Towns, Tow rates. " Alox Moore, Boe bide. MONEY TO LOAN—1 HAVE ABOCT $1.000 1081 01 improved OmAba property, private tn one or more ‘Toans, - Addross I 15, tiee | 2 - ——— En—_ V S MONEY TO LOAN, SUMS $000) AND U ; George Paul, 1005 Farnam. M _\r MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA JAND €Ol Cil BInffa ronl eatat and Nebraska and lown | tarma at from 6 to 7 per cont (ntorest, with no adal- tonal charges for commisslons or Attorneys W. B. Melkle, 1st Nat'l bank bidg, Omahn. W LOANS G 3 v ~ MONEY TO LOAN - CHATTELS. X CALLAT THE OFFICE OF WALLACE, §12 BROW OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O INCORPORATED, IF YOU WANT MONEY, You ean borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAG ES, WAREHOUSK RECEIPTS, MERCIANDISE O AN ¢ OTHER SECURITY. Wo will lond you any amount from $10.00 to §1.000 U1K DAY YOU ASK FOR IT, without pubile Smov Al of property You can pay t ¥y back In Any Amovnts you wish, and atany timie, and cach psyment so made will reduen the cost of the loan Remember t A havo the nse of both the property and the money. and pay for itonly as 1on 08 you keop | Ahera will be no cxpenss or charee kept ot of the amount wanted, but you will receive the full amount of the loan. Beforo borrowing olsewhe and you will ind 1t grently t OMAHA MORTGAGE Lt W6 SOUTH 1671 STRER Hrst floor ahove the stre THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR PORATED NY IN OMAHA ON DO YOU WANT MONE FIDELITY LOAN GUARAN' ROUN 4 WITHNE 193 SOUTIT 1571, CORN THE BE CO., . BLOCK, S IARNEY 8T, WILL 8UM FROM LOAN LARGE TEN You or POLLARS\ ANY SMALL, UP. WIE MAKE LOANS ON FURN CARRIAGES, WARKEHOUSE RE SONALPROPERTY OF ANY KIN 7 YOU / WILL / DO WELL TO OALL ON US FIRST [/ FOR I OUR TERMS WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL. Youcan puy the money back at any time and in any amount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of carrying the 1oan In proportion to AMOUNL you pay. 11" YOU owo balance on your furniture or oth personal property of uny kind, we will pay It off you and carry itas long us you desire. YOY CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROMTHE TIME YOU MAKE AUPLICATION. No publicity or removal of property. so that you et the use of both monoy and property. X WILL LOAN MONEY ONANY KIND OF 8E ZNcurity: strictiy confidential ~ A. . Harris, Karback block. TORSES, e, 'S OR PER: 111 X ONEY 9 DAVS. CHEAP RAT A\ and easy pryments, on furniture, pianos, live stock, ete., without delay or pubileity, cash hund. Dufr Gre X Clalms bought. 51 DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & BUSIN buyers, | ten of b Y5 WIiL PAY ALL CASH FOR STOCKS dry goods, elothing, boots and shoes, groce No commission. Alex. Moore, 401 Bee bidg. M130 DRUG Write to. VanPatton, Omalin 77 4 oF 03, Y»Ty.\nfiu]'w' UNUSUAL. PAYING store offered for salo at a discount. dny SFOR SAL HOTEL Yot caos oo Addross T AN STOCK OF CLOTHING hats. caps and gonts good Khap OppoTtunity Disugreemn s the 2, Tecumseh, D SHOES, 2 goods, all In for right man. renson. Involce Nob. M738 9% In N to! uily Emergency Mediclne Hankbook. ‘Wisconsin, ~ Minnesots, North and South Dakota are already sold. Address T.J. Hutton Co., Capitol block, £t. Paul, Min Chest and | Y THE WESTERN BUSINE Life, conducts a el List of good business cha country on application. cured. —WANTED, A PARTNER WITIL than §1000. Address T 5 In all parts of the Business positions se Ml Q ST. BERNARD, MALE J1up, § months 01, marks porfeot. Addruss® 55, Bee. MST 8¢ Q 1o 8 cow, frosh, fing milker, § Farnam strect FOIt ) IERSEY W. M. Rogers, 1521 SALE, CALIGRAPLL TYPEW RIT ndiion 6t a bargatn for cash. Address Tea ofiice. Mas 7, " MISCELLANEOUS RITAVE YOUR 01D CA T ot factory, 2= WANTED, HARN olelte of fron, best ir price_listand description, ican Mf'g. Co., Omuba, Neb. CLAIRVOYANTS. 10 TRY cents for ‘Amor RIEN, CLATRYOYANT, w,f1£th year at 119 N. 10th 718 Q- MES NANNIE V. Preliable business i S MRS, DIt M. LEGRAVE, BROPILETESS, DEAD trance” clairvoyant and lifo reader; tolls your life from cradio to grave; ean bo consulted on all affairs of life; has the celebrated Kgyptinn breast the sepurated and causo marringe you love. Como one, coma ull and be con- d of lier romarkable powors. Office and resi- 7 5. 11th st., lours 9. m. t0 9 p. m, Strict art and pnoto of your future wife or hus ent through mall for §5.00, chart alone £2.00. rs containiog 4 cents in stamps promptly 541 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. L5 DAME SMITH, 12 CAPITOL AVENUE, Hoom 4, 34 HOOF. ‘Massgo, aloohol. suinfur ana sen baihs. ST o MME, CARBON, 1121 DOUGLAS STRERT 00T, FO0! 7. massugo, Mlcohol, sulphur and ‘son Pr MEH g Trd Dougln block ALER, PERSONAL. lviwlénl,if . COME HOME AT ONCE AND ) wo will forgiyo ail. " J, J., MEoL G0 | MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES, GELLENBECK, BANJO TEACHER, N.AY. 15t and Haruey, Harnoy stroet entratioe. Wi —e MONEY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE. '\* ToMONEY 10 LOAN | The 0. . Davis ¢ LOWEST RATES, 1605 Farnam street. 7 Wi LOWEST RATES. FIDLITY TRUBT COM- pany, 1102 Farnam street. ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST Co. 15 N, Y, ife. lenids at 1ow ratoa for cioloo seeurity on Nobrasks or [ows farms or Omaha ¢ty Property I TTHAN 7 PER os. at. bank blag. “; MON TO TOAD i houses to ront. Geo. W' . Contes, 1614 Farnam! W =1 AND2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FA morigages 1808 Weed & Seiby, 344 Board of Trade. VW MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY property, low rate. A, C. Frost, Douglas blk. i NT MONEY NET T0 BORROW ERS ity property. No extra charges of soy kind. Why pay bigh rates’ Money s cheap. You can ket (ull benefit of low rates from Globe Loan aud Trust Co.. 1ith and Dodge. L) i8 BANK MAKES LOANS lowest market rates. Loans or large sums for short or long niss 100 Is charged aud the loans are #01d 1n the east, but can always be found at the bauk on the corner of 15th aud Louglas siroets. ™ ANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED }roperty, 83,600 and upwards, 6 10 T per cont, No delays. W. Farnam Smith & CO. 1th an Hapnor %0 1 C ‘\Y"C, ¥. HARKISON, 913 N. Y, LIFE. w Fidelisy Trust Co., m‘ Farnam ll.‘ D’:ll" w;vn:ng‘n o_n{?l LOANS &}l‘suuii‘rm;_vun company, 118 Farasm sk, o OF CLEAR LAND IN ONE OF tnter wheat districts In_Kansas to ex- 2 ucre tract near Umaba city nee g prop Address, glving price and location, O 450 ACRI he be: change { Hmits. zood oice r7—CLEAR OMAHA REAL ESTATE FOR MDSE. Zinctuai vatuation. Moncy to loun. Box51s Omaha FIRST sh, bal. good clear yrlowa. §10.00) gen. mdse., tirst cash, bl income Omaha £00d L Iand torn N $1,500, cqult Erosno, Cal Tmprovem ng ralsin vl ¢ will oxchatge wha improved proverty. K. E. Rioger. 1519 nam. 73 4 Z-LUAVE VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN: fimproved farm lands to exchange for South Omaha or Umahia proporty miles 0f Omaha. Have ono of the best of stock and grain farmy, 1,500 acios, half in wintor whost and rye, and 239 head of ting stock, all clear of encum- brance, to_exchangs for real 0stai9 and might pay some cash differenco for desirablo property. De- soribe your property carofully, price, ete. Addross ol K 02 120 KANSAS or exchange for , Frankfort, Ind. or for farms within 5 0 & Dukotu- | mdse, horses & eattle, [P T | 7=c1 OCK OF GENERAL MDSE itake real estato & money. Hox % o) Add. box WILL Frankfort Ind. 7,80 ACRES OF LAND 1 itor O WISCONSIN, CI aha lot or lots. P'rice of land, §1.3 will take a lnrger farm in Nebrasks, Wil Mittan, MeCague building, 0pposite posto i VA BERYARD FOR SALE, REAL 4 estate, $100. Address L. T. Brooking, Funk. Nob. M2 9% STOCK AT 1MO. Imogene, Ia. 74 B30 CHOICK, PLEMENT 3. Roger J—FOR SALF, igone. Addres A GUBAR LOT IN ALBIRIGHTS 48outh Omaha, for a good pluno. Ad Bee ot FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE. T OUSE AND 6T LOT. LOWE'S ADD., payments, $850, worth §1,500, Hrown bik., 1ith and Douglas. EASY G, 67 Wailaco, 512 s 7 QR SALE OR TRADE. 2 GOOD LOTS IN MT Pleasant addition within 2 blocks of motor lino, Wil take good upright plano or will xell equity in lota very chosp. ~Adureas at ouce 3 1, oo omice, 20 ACRIS IN HARLAN O UNTY, NEBRASKA, § wiles from Orleans, $10.00 per aere; $400 cash, balance monthly at7 per cent. Willlams & Mittan, cCague bullding, opposite postoiice. 864 5 O SALE, RESIDENCE PROPERTY IN CC cll Blufls, $4.000 Incumbrance: leased fox 5 years At 0. Hec I OMES, PER MONTH, NO_ INTEREST. Money toloan. G. G. Wallace, 313 J. J. Brown blk., 16th 8od Douglas. 8is 1 REALESTATE, Frice 89,00, 1f s0ld immediately. & M85 7 0 W ANTED-$1,80 PLACE FOIL OASEL Wanted house for olear 10ts and oas] Wantad #,000 on Hanscom Place houss, Wanted house for clear Hanscom Place lot, Wanted house for Lowe avenue lot. Wanted farms in Douglas and Sarpy counties Wanted good business property for cush C. ¥ HARRISON, 912 New York Life. M2 6 i2ACRES DOUGLAS €O. 8200 160 acres noar Omaha, §20,000. 5 Co.. 45 per acre. i) acres. Merrick Co., 827 per ac 20 neres near Omahin, §65 peracre. 120 acresnear Ow: ${om PER ACRE FOR NICE LAND IN BOONE unty, Neb., close to town, 110 o balance 10 each year ak 8 per cont. Wiliia Mittan, McCague bullding, opposite postoftice. o4 5 3 B0OM HOUSE, $ FOOT LOT.CORNER, ¥ MILES from postofiice, #10 per month, no interest. S-room bouse, 60 1t 10t, asmo erms. 4room bouse, half lot, Clifton Hill, same terms. 4ro0m Bouse, G014 1oL, Uiy miles out, 85 per month, 1o Interest. . Wallace,512 Browa blk., 16tb and Douglas, | 1000 pm YOUR WIFE -” WANTS ITT00. --REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE Continue VW ANTED, FOUR Ol FIVE GERMANS WHO undorstand growing small fruit and vegotn bles, to buy the ehiolee ten and twenty nere teacts 1 am offeriniz for snle on such oasy torms just outsido thecity limits. Geo. N. Hicks, room 305 New York Life butlding. Mol 0 NOW IS THR TIME T0 BUY A NICE_TEN ORt AN twenty ncre tract and start fruit and vegotable 1£you know how to garden 1t 1 can sell twenty neres close to Omaha on such can’t afford to atract. Geo, N MEdi 0 OST—A A PAIR OF SPECTACLES, Jleave at Beo counting room. T OST, GOLD PENDANT INITIALED (0. T 3 Jand kold cliutn, & rovara will bo pajd on o M0 5+ turn of snme to 1723 Davenport strect. QUEAYED, FROM 2256 KARNAM, JANUARY 2. Daorrel mare with white faco and'large scar on right frout foot, roward fof return to above ad dross. MR02 6 vl 1 u BERKSHIRE MALE HOC Ownerean get It by calliug at my farm, threo miles west of Ruser's and paylug charges. ' J; Vore. 25 J 4111825 PAWNBROKERS. LAPIDUS RREMOVED FROM 209 rnamst. MSid uth Thirteenth st. to 1121 F RN A Trial of the Smith Premier Will Cost You Nothing but will deronstrate all we claim. We will plice the Smith Premier beside any writing muchine on the market; it will speak for it- self. 1ts durability can no longer o questioned. Write or call'on us for catalogue, terms, ete. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., Cor, 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb. Telephone 1284, E. H. MAYHEW, Manager. Omaha, Tipm| 9508 m|..0 00 ~Clicago Vostibu! Chicago Expross Chicago Express. URLING X Dopot 10th and Mason Sts ivor Expross )a_Express. iver Kxpross Denver Limited. Tastings Local... n oIn Local (ExcoptSun). vos | K. TR Omahn | Depot 10th and Kunsas City Day Expre: Ight Exp. vis U. P, St. Louls Kxpross.. A;FGKT AGO, . L & PACL Kast. | Union Depot 10t & Maroy St 0 am|. “Atlantic Expros 40 pm Vestibule Expros 685 pm ahe ¥ Y TGoing & PACIFIC W Dot 10U and Marcy St.| West Denver Limitod . 480 p 1 s City (Except Snnday) .| “UNION PACIFI( Unlon Depot 10th and Marey Sts. From Bast. 10 pm 50 n CHIUAG From Union | 720 pm 50 1 m Teavos | Owaha T nom . 8 m 215 p m | 415 p m|Biae Sy 640 p m| .30 p m Overland Flyer. ... k8 & Strmsby B pm Y <o 1040 am 42 pm Arrive 5 Chilcago Expr 0 am|.l0 0l Chlengo Expross. uves ‘ " SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC mabal _Dopot. 10t 8 T-.Sloux Clty Passengor St Paul_Expross I‘»lm‘.\’crr & PACLFIC, opot, 15 ) p m Arrivos 10:20p m 10.00 # m Leavex Arrives Omaba, LBL PN & O Omaha| _Depot i5th and Wbster St 810 am| . Sioux City Accofimodation 115 pm|Sloux City Expross (Kx. Sunday) 4D pm i SUIRUL SAREOA oo s | 51 0G0 1t Passengor(Ex. Sind'y)| Lonves | F.E. & MO, VALLEY _Omubia| _Depot 15th and D00 am| . Dondwood Kxpress....... | 900 a | (x fat.) Wyo. Exp. (Kx. Mon.) 530 pm| Norfolk (iix. Bindny) 545 pm|.00 L0 8t Panl Bxpress....) )| 945 am Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTHW kS (KRN | Arrives _Omaha|U. P, depot, 10t aus y St 720 a m| (EX. Bun'y) Carroll Passeng o 1040 8 m| B leavo KEprons. .. 405 pm Vestibulo 1Amited T pm....... Esstern Flyer....., 640 b m (i 8n.) Chin. Pass. (Ex. Mon.) - MISBOURT TPACIF Depot 1oth TSL Louls St Louls Expro .Nebraska, 40cal IMATIA & 85 LOUIS, Arrivos Unton Depot. Counctl 8lufts. |Transfor St Louls Canon L 11215 pm HICAGO, R 1 & PACTFIC. |Arrives non Depot, Counctl Blufla. | Transfer (88 am 5.5 p m 120 p m Arrives Transfo 05 p m 1240 p m am 530 b 0 b L1025 m 10 p ... 5.10 pm [l UK & C, B. Pransfer| Union Lepot. Council Blufrs. 10.00 a'm|[ ., .Kunsas City Day Expross 1015 p Kansas City Night Express 10145 b Nt. Louls Express.. CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY Cnlon Depot, Counell Blu ir.Chicago Express...., Clijeago Expr 206 pm Creston 1.0 Leaves [ SIOUX CITY & PACTF avsfer| Unlon Depot. Council Blutl Sloux City Aecommodation, wenee St Paul EXpress. CHICAGO & NOWTHW ESTERN Unlon ot, Counell Bl ~..Chiicago Expross +ooo Vestibule Limited .. Eastern Flyer..... ... 1 (Ex Bun) Atlaotic Mall (Ex Mon) ® m|(Ex Bun) Carroll Puss. (Ex Sun) Tony, Transfer 1005 & m 105 p m Arcivos |Transter enves ; NK ; (e 3% TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1304 Farnam St., - Omaha, Neb DEN THE REALTY MARKE INSTRUMENTS placed on rec rd 1893: January WARRANTY DEEDS, E E Holmes and wife to John_JefTries et al,lots 21 to 24, block 100, Dun- dee Place § i L W B Fernhead and wite to O C George, 1ot 13, block 2, Jetter's add to South 2,700 g 1,100 S Williams and wife'to G A Knel Tor 1015 14 and 15, Smith & Williaus 1 S L Jol tis, nw 7-156-10 2 1,200 ndto FF o ne, and lots se s 1-15. Mary M Re 21, block 7,600 sd's 5t add 2,600 Lowe Avenuo ' ce Building asso- ciation to G L Fisher, ot ek and lot 11, block 8, Poppleton park J G Holland and wifo to O M 13 well, ot 2, block 2, Mayne's 2ud udd A L Recd (0 1 G Jordan, 08180 feot af apoint 140 8 0f nw corner Tot 60, ke € C Housel ot al 1310t 8, block 3 J Green to Py 3,100 3,200 Th 1,200 Cliarios Pontez, w 2, Omih 5 rick Land company, ot 5, block 116, Dundes Plice. ot Same {0 sume, lots 16 to 18, block 112, Smith and wife "to sume, Tot 15, block 124, same. I 1 Bowmiun and wife'to Land 7, block 114, same. T B Jones o sanie blc same. Same 1o sume, all bloc H M Polley to'sam Dblock 109, sunie, Same to same, lot & Bamoe to same, lots sme B e © E Bowman and wife 1o siin 10 and 11, block e to satie, lots 1 sime 5 I Dutch to 'k 102, sur [ e, Tots 6 lots 1,77 1024, lots 6, and 3, biock 23, Sinie ! and 6, block 117, Dioek 93, lots 8,5 and'6, Same 101 5 Same'to sani L DIock 102, Sanie. Same to sani 2, block 102] same. Same to same, lots 19 and 20," block e, lot J S Matthews and wifo tosame, lots 17 wnd 18, block 115, same. .. . me to ,1ots 5 to 8, block 11 same. F 1B Moor 124, sunie. S " O 1" A Smith an to same, Tots 19 nd 20, block 99, same ... i to same, lots 1 and 2, block 114, ume to same, lots 1and e me to Same 1o sume, lots Tund 2, block 118, 3, bioek 110, block' 99, sume.. me 1o block 99, , biock same. 5 b me'to sume, lots 8 and 4, block 11 me... it me (o’ sum 99, same Same to sun 120, same. < 17 and 18, Dioek Tots'10" ana 11, "l 51816 20, bioek 113, “wite 1o Dine Save 8 bunk, lot 4, block 7, Grammercy QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Herman Countze and wife to ¢, 11, Brown, und anwne ne 16-15-13.,, DEEDS, J. W. Robbins (speefal 1 Holumes, lots 21 to 24, Dundee Place. ... John Re. Bibben: Omaha, ter) to E. B, block 100, 5 . 2700 ator, o C. 8, lot 8, block 852, A i L) ... $82,182 ————— e ANNOUNCEMENTS. Total amount. of transfers Madeline Merli, the new star whom almost everybody has heard of and read so much about, will be the attraction at Boyd's thea- ter on Friday and Saturday next, with Sat- urdny matimee. The bill on Friday evening and Saturday afternoon will be “I'rou- I'rou, nd Saturday evening “Camille,” The sale of ts for the entire engagement will open at 9 o'clock this morning, Boyd’s theater will be dark tonight, A special attractive bill is announced at Boyd’s new theater on Sunday night next, January 8, when James T. Powers and his comedy company will present MeNally & Miteh 3 , “A Mad Bargain,” The picce rical comedy in three acts, Th climaxes are both ingenious and clever, while the incidents und situations are ludicrous in the e Mr. Powers has the assistance of Peter I, Daly, Rose Cooke, Dalia Stacy, Rachel Booth, Lillian Chantore, Delle J. son, W. W, Allen, Frank M. Ken- drick, Frank Howard, Richard Carle, Charles P, Morrison and othe Special features of the performance are the burlesque on the tserpentine” dance introduced by My Powers and Mr. Daly's parodies of popular later-day songs. Another extremely divert- ing feature is the dancing of Miss Leone Forrest. The engagement at Boyd's extends till Tuesday evening, Bouccicault's melodramatic success,**Aftel Dark,” which is the attraction at the Far- nam Street theater all next w ) commene- ing with Sunday matinee, Junuary 8, is romantic and picturesque; it has a plot suf- ficiently interesting to command the ab. sorbed attention of intelligent audiences, without being so complicated as to tax the mind unduly. Matinee Wednesday and Saturday, The coming visit of the Whitney Mock- vidge company means & rare treat that all our music-loving people are certain to take | advantage of at Young Men's Christian as- soclation hall tomorrow (Friday) evening. Seuts are now on sale at Chuse & Eddy's. e It Took Trouble, But Ho Got It. About twoor three months ago I chased from youa bottle of Chambe Cough Iemedy, put up in Des Moines la. Such good results were obtained from its use that I enclose $1.00 and ask you 1o sond me two bottles by express.—J. A. Scriven, 18 E. 16th street, New York City. To H. H Lane, druggist, Peckskill, Y. Mr Scriven is president of one of the largest shirt factories in New York and widely known in business circles. When troubled with a cold; give this remedy a trial, like Mr, ven, you will want it when again in need of such & medicine. 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. pur- lain's | the mi | work | | i | | NATURE BOWS T0 NAN'S WILL Suocessful Efforts of a Oalifornia Genius in Reducing Refractory Ores, INVENTION WILL BE A BOON TO MINERS Utah's Wealth In Onyx and Varl Marbles -Trouble Browing Betwe Shoshones and Arapahoes General Western New A Stockton, Cal,, genius has produced what promises to be of as much importance to the mining world as the cess was to the iron trade. The inventor is R. Moftitt. Ho claims to have perfected o verfectly feasible and practicable method of working the most refractory and rebellious ores found in the Sierra Nevada. If this true, says the San Francisco Chronield discovery adds untold millions to the v of the mining properties in this state. mining men and prospectors all know, ther wre hundreds upon hundreds of mines and claims unworked today, vich precious metals, because there has heen no known process by which the could be economically taken from quartz, In many of these mines have shown that the ores run even as high as §100 a ton, and yet the propertics abandoned, There were ways to get out the wold, but they were laboratory methods, and dear experience proved that in using them at it cost more to free the metal than the gold was worth when concentrated into bullion. Tt is claimed for this process by those who have seen it appliod that it will at a profit the most refractory ores, even though they run ot more than & o the ton. Bessemer pro be the although mn gold thoe assays have been bandons the Stamp Mil, Mofitt's machine is so totally unlike any thing heretofore made for working ores that no one would take it to bo what it is. The stamp mill is done away with alto- gether. The ore, broken into picces as large s walnuts, runs into a crushing machine, in which rough steel plates rub against one auother. The ore comes out in particles liko river sand. Miners unde stand that these rebellious ores contain ol dinarily 1o free gold whatever. Oue can look at this sand as it comes out of Moffitt's crusher without secing the glitter of gold or anything to indicate that there is o bit of the yellow metal in it. The gold is_held in combinations, and such combinations that only the most costly chemical processes have heretoforo been able toseparate them. This sand-like ore is fed into the “oxidizing” ma- | chine, the most important part of Mofitt's invention Eixternally this “oxidizing” machine looks not unlike ahoiter with some one end, a pipe at the other and a underncath, - A pressure blower is connected with it. Internally the machine is quite complicated. Within the outer casing_the are two eylinders, one revolving within the other. They revolve in the same direction, but the inner one much faster than the other. Wood is fed into the firehole and burns in such o manner under pressure that it be- comes charcoal before being finally consumed and 80 gives out an intense heat. This five brings the outer cylinder to a white heat. The crushed ore is fed into this cylinder, of course, heated with it. Fine Points of the P'r Here the inner coss. cylinder zets in_its work. It has scores and scores of blow-pipes upon its surface, and air is forced through them at a tremendous rate by the pressure blower which connects with the interior of the cylinder. As the outer heated cylinde slowly revolves the ore drops on the blow pipes and thus gets the full benefit of the blast. Somuch oxygen is furnished that everything in the ore but the precious metais and a soft, powdery ash is burned in this cyclone motion. he force of the blast issuch that the lighter particles of metal and ash_are fos upward and precipitated in a tank of water above the revolving cylinders. The heavier particles are blown downward and forced into another tank of water. Nothing is los If what is left of the oreat this time i examined the ash will be found to be glisten- ing with bits of gold, the metal having be released from the rebellious combinations which held it. The process does not stop here. A spiral keeps gathering up the sediment in the tanks and mixing it with quicksilver into an amalgam, ready for the retort. Thus the orc is put into the machine in chunks and comes out amalgamated. It Works Rapldly, Tests have shown that one of these ma- chines will treat a ton and a half of refr: tory ore an hour, while larger machines of the same pattern will have a correspondingl greater capacity. A plantof them could be run for comparatively little monoy, as one good engine would furnish power for a num- ber of the machines and pressure blowers, the only other expenses being attendunce and the wood or wood preferred —used m the oxidizing furnace. Anotheradyantage is that the machines weigh less than a ton and can be taken apart, no part weighing over 300 pounds, Therefore they can be easily transported over any mountain trail that'a mule can trav The ore at the Reeve mine at West Point, Calaver county, is said to-be the most re- fractory known'in California. A ten-stamp mill with a chlorination plant was tried av the mine, but it could not earn expenses. Experts who have scen Moflitt's machine work say it chews up the ore at the rate of ton and a half an thour and turns out $25 in gold for every ton, The discovery has already created quite a flurry in adjacent mining counties, and, in fact, wherever the particulars are known. old man de res that he is not selling rights or territory or any part of his patent. When Moftitt was asked where he got his idea he referred tothe story of the gold that disappeared from the mint. He said that £24,000 in gold was or missed from the San Fraucisco mint. No one knew where it had gone, but finally somebody thought of gathering up the Soot on the buildings around. The soot was treated and $16,000 of the gold was recovered, Moftitt ys e thought that would be a good w to'smelt ore, and so tried it in his machine, MARBLES AND ONYX, Valuable Quarries of Both Disc Worked In Utah, Within a comparatively short period there has been developed in Utah, and at several points therein, very considerable deposits of singularly fine variegated marbles, and also superior qualities of the onyx-marbles, While most excellent qualities of white and blue marbles have been for a long time known to exist, the unusually beautiful sam- ples recently displayed at the rooms of the Polytechnic societ the Salt Lake Tribune, have created a decided interest in what now bids fair to become a valualde article of export and for home 3 The character of the Utah onyx is identi- cal with that from Mexico found in the state of Pueblo alone, where there are now nine establishments solely engaged in_manu- facturing ornaments of excceding beauty from this material Since the Mexican Southern Pueblo to Tecomavaca was opened not less than 1,000 tons of onyx have passed oyer it The onyx of Mexico, like some of that of Utah, resembles amber in appearance, bug thoseof Utah have a vastly greater diversity of colorations and can be had iu slabs of con siderable size, 80 that they can enter into the decoration of interior walls in many ways not yet adopted and at a cost vastly less thin hithierto known The quarries at present opened in Utah exist near Logan in Cache county, at ’elican Point, and another on the west side of Utah lake, while still another is found on the east side of this luke adjacent to the town of Springville. rom all of these have been taken a most extraordinary variety of marbles und onyx of unusual beauty and all susceptibie of roceiy- ing the highest degree of polish The veiu of the mine near Logan is nearly perpendicular and is being worked in from the outerop on the line of the strike by us of a tunnel Those on the west side of Utah lake have a dip of some sixty degrees from the hori zoutal and are being worked ou quarry face, large picces may be taken out, while vered and rilroad from those near Springvillo are jnst now being uncovered in a variety of ways, The term onyx-marble is the proper one to give to the products of these claims, and this term, as clsewhere, serves to distinguish them from onyx proper, which is almost identieal with “the agates and practically only suitable for jowelry and the smaller ornaments. About the Shoshone Reservation, The second commission appointed to treat with the Shoshono and A Indians fora reduction of the reservation is not meeting with flattering success, Repors from Lander, Wyo,, indidate that the nego- tiations have come toa standstill uso the Indians decline to negotiate. They are sore because the terms agreed upon with the first conmmission & year ago were not accepts able at Washington. The Arapahoes now say that they will cede no land, and the Sh shones say they have no land to cede Intter w vlaced on the Shoshone tion only by permission of Chief Washaklo. They were 1o be removed a8 soon as a ros: ervation conld be procured for them, Now the secretary of the mterior proposes to rece ognize the Arapahoes as joint owners, and the Arapahoes scom determined to push their claims for a separate reservation. apahoo Happenings in the West, The Great Northern built 536 miles of road last year Dillon, Mont,, and 210,000 to s Ninoty in the water. A peanutter in Groat Falls, Mont., quit the business on receiving a logacy of 50,000 e pffers ninety ure thoe state thonsand Sacramento \eros of land normal school. acres of producing land valley is covered with A stone finger was found feet below the surfaco, The finder is looking. for more. Five fingers arc about his size, The opal ficlds of Idaho should not ba comfounded with the diamond fiolds. The former are in the southwestern part of the state, The governor of Nevada advises the peo- ple of that state of smallest and decreasing population who have found silver mining un- profitable to turn to agriculture. The nd must be artificially irrigated, but there s an nee of water which can be utilized. It is saia that the state can sustain o largo agricultural population An estimate of the amount of timber trib- to the Skagit viver in Washington s At At 1,600.000,000 feet. Obstructions in the channel have caused the busiess along that stream to dwindle very much for several year Now the river is to be cleared out, and 50,000,000 feet will be taken out from that section during the coming ye in Tdaho fifteen To show how operate against California Samdfrancisco Examiner instances the ship- ment of seventy-five tons of merchandiso from Omaha consigued to a Sun Francisco merchant: “It went by rail to New York, where it was taken on board a vessel and carried around Cape Horn to this port. The distance is just 17,000 miles, and yet the freight rate, after allowing for interest and remsurance, was so low that the importer wiis enabled to make this tedious, round bout trip and save money, which e did in preference to shipping overlund. exorbitant freight rates commeree, the The wonderful growth of Galveston, and especially that portion known as North Gal- veston, during the past few years has been due not only to local improvements and the natural result of rapid settlement and capital liberally invested, but also to the rapid growth of manufacturing industries which here find an unusually profitable field. Thus we find a combination of conditions for con- tinual growth thatis unsur od in any other portion of the country, namely, a al and healthful climate, an industrial growth capuble of supporting u large population and agricultural attractions that cannot be ex eclled. The opportunities are just as good ab the present time for making woney, cither | in eity property or small fruit favins, The class of farming always results in e profits tothose who have been fortu- > enough to invest. he property of the ation cannot be North Galveston asso- otherwise regarded than as offering splendid inducements alike to coler and investor. The fullest in- wtion of this property is cordially in- The association 1s represented by 1. Williams, Omaha, Neb,, who will be happy to furnish all information de- d. The address of the gener: i “The North Galveston Ass'n, Box apolis, Minn. vited, Franklin e s g R i COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. nith Succeeds Justice Bradloy— Mr. Berlin's Retirement. The old Board of County Commissioners adjourned for all time to come at last night's meeting. Very little business was trans- acted. Justice Bradley's res: and General Geos Smith appointed to succeed him. The official bonds of C. W, King and Daniel C. Daly were approved. After the routine busincss was posed of Judge Sternberg rose and said that the board should extens its thanks to the retiring chairman, R. S. Berlin for his uniformly fair rulings and courtesy while presiding over the delib- ations of the commssione; He spoke highly of Chairman Berlin’s manly qualities, declaring that as chairman, he lent addi- tional dignity to the board. In conclusion, in the name of the county officers and em- at the court house, he presente firman Berlin with a fine, open-fuced gold watch, engraved with the e of the chair- man and date of presen Mvr. Berlin, in accepting the both surprised and gratitied, 1 have tried to do what was right,”” he said, nd 1 am glad that you think so well of my efforts,” He had always bel 1 he had many friends in the cotirt house, and the presentis tion of the watch was to him additional evi- dence of the fact. Mr. Berlin r d to the harmony that had existed among the members of the board, but said that until the existing county code is changed the lubors of the Douglas county commissioners will never b wholly — satisfactory The charter, he suid, is amended cvery two years, everything being touched excépt vhe law governing counties. Douglas county, ho thought, had outgrown the old code, and the laws should be altered to meet the needs of the new conditions. As to the watch, he suid that it was just what he wanted Mr. Berlin intends to eschew politics and 50 into business, The new board enters upon its duties next Tuesday. General § tion was accepted dis. gift, appeared Council Bugs, Ia.. Nonpar Chamberlain Medicine Co, of Des Moines is an Jowa manufacturing institution and one in which the residents of the state look upon with pride. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has become national in reputation and is known in nearly every household in the state and throughout the great west, Its merits are becoming established in all parts of America, For very little money besides a per- sonal kiowledge of that ramarkable state—Toxas, A svecial party of busi- ness men from Omaha and vicinity to Galveston and other points in Texas and return, will leuve Omaha Sunday evening January 15 1893, Don’t miss this opportunity. ‘“Tickets for the trip can only be obtained from I, I, Wil- liams, room 522 irst National Bunk Building, who will furnish full particu- lars upon app!ication. 1 AM SO HAPPY! 3 Bornes NS Relieved me of a severe Blood trouble. It has also caused my hair to grow out again, as it had been falling out by the handful. After trying many physicians in vain, I am so happy to find a cure in 5.5.8. O. H. ELBERT, Galyeston, Tex. 8 CURES Biihiousmasiay L7 It is entirely vegetablo and harmless. S “Freattso on Blood and Bkin mailed fros BWUT BPECINIO U0, AtlAuta, Gie