Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1893, Page 7

DTERTISEMENTS FOR THESK COLUMNS | will be_taken until 12:80 p. m. for the evening | fd untl §:90 v. m. fof the morning or Sunday edi- | ad vertisement taken for less than 25 cents for g frat Inmeriton All advertisements fn these columns 1% conts & word for the first {nsertion and 1 cont a word for ench subsequont insertion, or $1.80 per line month. ndvance. Initials, fig ench count Aw & word. Adver: ntively. Advertisers, by ro vo the letters umbered letter in care of THE BEF nddressed will be delivered on the of tho check. questing ndarossed to Angwers £ presentatio ~ SITUATIONS WANTED. “MAN, HANDY AT INSIDE WORK, W1 ook O 40 other work under instruct Wagos low at firat. " Address T s, Beo MW7 6 SWANTFD, POSITION AS for well 19 do widower. Flace where they have | piano pro or would pew afternoons at ie. | Address caro Hox 466, P. 0., City — WANTED -MALE HELP. 1Y O COMMISSION T0 _AGENTA T0 Patent Chemical Ink Erasing Penotl rases 1k thoroughly 1 two seconds. Works like ngle. 200 Lo 500 per cent profil. Agents making 50 per week. We als0 WAnt & general agent to tako charge of torritory and Appointsub agents. A rare chance to mako monoy. Write for terms And a sam pie Of erawing. Monroe Krasing Mig. Co., ¥ 3 ronse, Wi (AL n TAGENTS WAN ins. Co. good “Avply room 2 pay. blook, 1.0, PAY AL EKLY TO GOOD | Experience unnecessars. Apply Singer M512J20 1L SOLICITORE ral Life Insur 0d torritory and Address J. M 46 ana 47 Burr Mi40 80 By A FEW REL in N T the Unlon « ance pany of Cincinnat) Tiberal contraots to the right m Amiston, State Agent, rooms 45, “SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL hisles on the slde. Good commls- Must bo a weil posted man on Jnd that haw n good trado. Addross A. B., of tae P'oger Sound Lumberman, T WANTED TO SELL LUBRICAT. 1o in tho state of oll not essen abllity required. Nebruskn tinl, but evide Pormanent po ¥ the rig Opportunity for intervie o given applicants about January S0th. A nge, provion poriench nnd refere; 01l Co,, Roc N, Y. glving acuum M82 6 B0 MEN FOR ARKANSAS, TENNESSRE AND Loulslann, on governmeri work. ~Kramer & O'Horn Labor Aganoy, 303 South 11th st. M8i6 b+ B AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR Somathing entirely A fortuno to each who applies io time. Denna Supply company, LaCroase, Wis, M3 9 P WANTED, SALESMEN VISITING STORE trade to sell (sido 11io) n staple article in da- mand. Margin vory liberal: sampie small. United Etntes Manufacturing Co.. Cloveland. 0. M8S7 6 TAILORS B PIECH Any quantity. LOW COST. 518 Farnam st MG 6* AT W% CLASS COOK B WANTED, A STOUT BOY ABOUT in store. Apply with clty reference ool Dodge, before 1y His 5 B MOULDERS AND HELPERS WANTED AT K imball Bros. Elevator Works, Council Blufrs, b ACQUIRE A nd and_typ M2 ( TR, LADIE N 10 tnke Iight, bleasant work at their own homos; £.00 to #.00 ner day can be quietly made; work mall; no canyassing. g Co., Box o531, Man. 496§ GENERAL HOUSE. A ironer, 3312 Capt- M5 CAL HOUSE North 10th st. M43 [l S GIRL FOR SECOND Jwork. No other need apply. Mrs. John M. Thuraton, 2408 Farnnm. Boston, . GIRL FOR Jwork: good cook, washor o tol avenue. C i, FoR family. 1-GIRL FOR GIo Jwashing. Sleep at h 16th st (- WANTI 'NG LADY AND GENTLIMAN to write. Address in your own hund and enclose Go in stamps for correspondenco. T b, Bee, R FOR 10U ~|r\vnm( Yo Biogliam, 814 South 10th s Petlonge and salary wantod: Adarons i, Ren Y-WANTED IMMEDATELY, ONE MIDDLE- Jnged Indy and two young men, recelvo inatruc- tlons. keep books, January #0, pay mo February 1. J. B.Smitli, 517 Sheely block. Y—WANTED, A NEAT, ralhousework in o small family at 102 avenue. GENERAL streot. A-WANTED, GIRL Jwork, small family, FOR 2006 Dod WANTED, C ENERAL HOUSEWORK, amall famil Ro0d wnges: 1150 South dist. 9 A GIRL FOR NERAL A family of two 7 (loanreD work i 2nd floor No, (O GIE W ANTED KT 43 w0 In fa Dorox TRENT, No. 2013 CAPITOL AVENC modern. Tho'0. K. Duvis Co., 1505 Farnam st conve troct Bkinn v walk posto the dour. Nathan Shelton or 1 namw st Do row, st HOUSES 1N ALL TARTS oity. Tho O. K. Davis company, | OoF DEiams barty of the city. Kilkenny & Co., 22 Karbach 710 D 3 OF 13 KOOMS, ALL MODERN CON pleasantly Toc ed noar bu ter. Apply 1506 Chicugo st., of L. Farnum, AT, BECOND 5, Clouser blk, Barker block. 4 15 MODERN, 18 ot for business’ men C. 8. Klguter, 204 58 Tikon riexa 3 NE foor, rnge & other conven 701 8. 16th st §0. I St of Oma Heo bullding. TDiFOR BENT- WO NORTH HOUSES OF 1% ionderson’ block on rgin avenue. Apply Rooms 50 and 552 Bes Buildiog. J. M. Simoral, re: celver. § P ARGE LIST-FAUL, 1005 FARNAN STIE MO0ITTH TMY HOUSE, FUKNISILED, Darty fOF 6 monthy OF year. 2408 NisiT 70 SEVERAL BLEGANT MODERN m houses. novr Hanscom Par Al conveniine dorato Tonts. ADpIy L0 George N 1icks, 05 N, Afe Bullding 'l WI00M TOUSE, GAS, BATH, w00 burn, 006 block frot motor. TKlerateat ai Dawey § Stone's. D NHOOM MODELN 2 Aason stroots. 1 “WILL RE onponail Douglus stroul. 1) ¥R neNy bullt elght FURNACE, Inguire 8520 HOUSE, COR 10711 Call at 507 Brown bldg MBS ¥4 0 ROOM HOUSE 111 8. 18741, Triquire 1315 Farnaw. Samuel Burns ])“Hm IRENT, cor. Dodge. FOB RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS, FURNISHED ROOMS, 1418 DODGE ARLOR AND BEDROOM, 215K N Db sicest, Gas K. DESIRARL apply TEAM I AT By 50 FURNISHED 4 Capltol b No - ONE LaRGE six U reference require LE ROON : STEAM HE 516 Sout 2001 DOUGLAB ST, 400 8 ROOMS FOR LIGUT Reforencos required. Address MO B o woon AND WOk, 21 OR § FURNISH “ousekeoping. Wi e For particulars ad- | FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Continues, Continued. HEATED ROOMS accommodated N. W. cor ISth 872100 ¥ CELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAST FRONT room with alcove and bay window: all_modern convenlences; private family; lvfllrfl,fi?}fl Weh Atreot Sia o ]~ Room AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN $5.00 per woek each; 520 North 19¢h street FURNISHED, STEAM with board, A18o tablo boarde centrally located. The iiilistde, ana_bodge. UNFUBNISHED ROOMS. ) ROOMS i sie IN_ILER BLOCK, staam hoat, gns, bath, 3 8. 16th at, top foor. 4 BATH AND M6 4 FIRST FLOOR OF Tgas. 2072 Howard st BOARDING. oA FEW MORE TABLE HOARDERS CAN BE accommodated at 220 N 19th. o7 6 COTTA! FOB RENT STORES AND OFFICES. CK BUILDING, al1d1ng has o fireproot m heating Axturos: ot "Apply At tiia ment basement, comp water on all the foors ) l,.mm« Torm waroh i OFFICES WITHNELL BLK, CENTRAL chenp. AND [ U RENT. STORES 403 NOIT hlcngo, $50.00, Stoam hoated convonlences, 1o new Clowry block. Chieago stroet. WANTED--TO RENT. fiat, all Roberts.’ 161 M2 7 TC;. UNFURNISIED ROOMS IN FLAT CONVEN tent; terms reasonuble, Address T. 65, e, STORAGE, Miima vvgets I\l STORAGE—1 HAVE LIGIT 7 f100F SLOFAgZe r0oMms T Thc por month. Goo. W. Holbrook, Tel. Patterson block [ M DONT STOIE HOUSEIOLD GOODS WITI- out seelng our storage department. 1t is the bost. Omaha Stove Kepair Works, 1207 Douglas. “WANTED ‘1‘0 BUY. J-WANTED 70 B N iret borigagos.” Ho [ SOME_§ PER CENT & Selby, 834 Board Trado, N FIRST MORTGAGES ON GOOD REAL ES tate. H. A. Arnold, 003 Beo bullding. M7i2 INSURANCE BUSINESS WAN . rellablo party who ying buaincas: half Intorost p D HAND Address, with pariiculars, oo T0 BUY A SKT OF TIN doseripiion, how lonk 1n 0. Hox 15, Alnsworth, Po0l tabl nice. I —WANTED, tools prico to SECOND HAND SQUARE P repalr, for sale cheap.” 101 Corl v leaving city; FOR SALE, A PHYSICIANS 0P Ialr ohenp ot room 203 Karbach bloc URNITURE AND 1 #00d paying hotel. Address A 5, Councll Blutrs FORSALE HORSES, WAGONS ETC ASE OF A Beg office, MO PoFOR SALE. A NEAR NG #DFINE CXPOss wAROD, hoTse #1350 @ nearly new et of orenmery 10013, consiati of butter worker, chum, Llowe scale, truck, etc., all will bo s0ld ata gren: sacrifice. Addross G. B. “Izschuck, Bee oftica, or oall at 357 Miams stroet, where go0ds can be seen M3 PP-ONEBAY MARE, 5 YHARS OLD, WEIGHT about 0, elegant drivor, must bo sold at_ once- Room 4 Withnell Blk, Fiddlity Loan & Guarsiiteo Co. 69 " FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUS. ¥ DOUBLE harness and buggy; Q CHEAP, A 3110RSE POWER wutonatic Gngine: alsd 0ne 12 horse power up: Tight engine, igpih in 200d repalr. Inquire of Fest; B D g 10T HOWArd. strasts Ommabi, Nob. dy Qe ND_AND POWER ELEVATOR for sale. 1209 Howard, M 482 190 IVATE MONEY, [ST AND 2D MORTGAGE 1ow rates. Alex Moore, Boe bldg. W ;WANTED AT ONCE, LOANS OK IMPROVED Oriaha_property: low rates. Fidelity T company. 170 Farnam st ki MONEY TO LOANSL HAVE ABOUT #4000 0 10An 0N Improved Omaba proj fands. in one or more loans. Addross T office. W MONEY T TOAN, SUMS 80000 AN UF. orge Pavl, 1605 Farnam Mo I3 W Mos ON OMAHA AND €Ol cll Bluffs roal estate and Nebraskn and lows farms at from i tc ¥ cont Interost, with no addi- tional charges for commissions or ALOrneys foos W. B. Meiklo, ist Nat'l bank bldg, Omaha 03 MONEY TO LOAN - CHAEELS \ “CALL AT THE OFFICE OF g 1O LOA OMAIA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATED, 1F FOU WANT MONEY You ean borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIA HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAG WAREHOUSE MERCHANDISE OR AN ¢ OTHER SECURITY Wowill lend you any amount from $10.00 to #1.00 ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT, withoutpublicity of removal of property You cAu pay the money back 1n_any aw ounts YOu wish, and At any time, and each payment so made wili reduce the cost of the loan, Romomber that you hinse the usoof both the property and the moncy. and pay {or {tonly as Tonw as you keep it Thoro will be ho exponss or charze kopt ot of tho amount wanted, but you will recelvo the full amount of the | Hefore horrowing olsewhero oall and se and you will find |t greatly t0 your advantage OMAHA MORTGAGE 1. 36 SOUTH 16T 8T first floor n THE OLDEST, LAKG ND O3 B PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA._ WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE ROOM 4. WITHNELL BLOCK, 8104 SOUTIE 15TH, CORNER 1HARN DO YOU co., ST, LOAN LARGE TEN WILL BUM TROM You on DOLLARS\ ANY SMALY, up WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE, HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAREIOUSK RECEIPTS OR PER- SONALPROPERTY OF ANY KIND. DO WELL O FIRST [ WOR " YOURR APPROVAL. 1 By the manoy back hy Aby e And 1A any amount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of earrying the loan in proportion to amount oy 1E YOU owe a balance on your furniture or other personal property of any kind, we wiil pay 1t off for You and carry it as long as you dosire YOY CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION No pubilelty or removal of properiy. 0 th the use of both money and property. U —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF Suritys wirlctly confidential ~ A. 1. Hartis, you / wiLL TERMS W1 MONEY— 10, 60. 90 DAVS. CHEAP RAT and easy payments, on furniture, pianos, live Stock, ete., without deluy or publieity, eash on hand. Duff Green, room §, Barber block. g COLLA' asonable Davls, §53-022 MONEY LOANED-ON CHATTEL, ©ernl or othor personal proport; Claims bought. bldg. _ BUSINESS CHANGES. OPENINGS. NO Send stamp for printed list. ahin. T a1 Peep into your Kltchen and®see what! they're \mehmz and | cleaning with, Pearline. servants to use it, they're doing sa. of the package for yourself, that it's the geftuine article. A house-to-house l’rnh'\bl) you think its No'doubt you've told your and think that Butlook at the front nd see canvass discloses the fact that many women think they are wsing, or have used, when an examination of the the “‘same as"”’ which peddlers, unscrupulous or “as good as, Pearline, pack- age proves the stuff to be some ot N rocers and prize-givers are trying to work off upon a long-suffering public. If it's these imitations that you're using, ten to one you'rc not enthus astic about Washing Compounds ; you couldn’t be. @ e Send or *‘the same as Pearline.” <t Back * honest—send it back, and it your grocer sends you something in Peddlcrs and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you * this is as good as™ I1"S FALSE—Pearline is never peddled, place_of Pearline, be 9 JAMES PYLE New Yool Ll AT FIRST YOU DON T SUCCEED, TRY SAPOLIO IF YOU HAVE A BILIOUS, (BEST AN OR NERVOUS TEMPERAM COES FARTHEST Is a most deliclous substitute, not only a stimulant but a nourisher and Highly Digestible. E——— = LFOR SALE----REAL ESTATE. Continued, OW 18 THR TIME TO BOY A NICE TEN OR twenty nere tract and start frult and vegetable dens. 1f you know how to gerden 1t 1 can sell ten or ‘twenty acres close to Omaha on such easy terms and long time that you can't afford to miss the chance of securing a nice tract. Geo. N. Hlicks, room 505 New York Life building. Ms9i 9 A A PAIR OF Jleave at Beo countin, W FARNAM, JANUARY orrel mare with white face and large scar on right front foot, reward for return to above ad- NS0 G GOLD RIMMED NOSE EYE Leave af' Bee office an ALR OF Jginsnes Tuesday. celve rewara OST-—SOLID 3 ITANDL ALenye at Mere zot reward. OST S TH ST avetween Mian mett stroots, on Christ- mus day. Finder will please rsturn to 2020 ki st. and recelve liberal reward. M Y CASH_FOR STOCKS OF dry goods, olothing, boots and shoes, grocerles. No commission. Alex. Moore, 401 Bee bidg. M130 D SIOES, 7—STOCK OF CLOTHING, BOOTS A hats, caps and gents' furnishing goods, all in good shape and good opportunity for right man, Disugreoment of pariners the resson. Involce 812000 Answer box 12, Tecumseh, Neb. Yf\\n\rrnr A druggist as state agent In ton's Family Emergency Hankbook. Wisconsin, Minuesota, North South Dakota are niready sold. Addr Hutton Co., Capltol block, St. Paal, Minn, braska for Dr. Hut- Medicine Chest and THE WESTEN Y. Life, conducts a general bus List of 00d business chances in all parts of the ountry on application. Business positions se cured, MT8G 51 FOR SALE, TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED dollar stock hardware, best town in lowa. Ad- BUSINE! (Q1k STANDARD CATTLE CO. HAS CON: stantly on hand balod hiny, for saleon track at Ames, Neb, M509 RNARD. MALE rfect. AddressT 5, M7 8Y TBRED .lmmn\' W. M. Rogers, 1 MES: VRITER IN Address ML 7, Q/monove tED ST, B D bup, § montlis 0ld, marks § Bee. Q FOR BA cow, fresh, Farnam streot. THOROUG milker, v for cash, Qo san CALIGRAPH oo condition at u barg 102, Beo office. For, Quie SALE, ONE a, pedigroe, wolght one Gordon setter, black, & yrs. old; one Gordon etter. brown, 10 mos., both well tralned. Address 1513 Jones strbet, Henry Burmister. Mizl T 7 MISCELLANEOUS. R R ons oA R tastory, BLOODED 8 110, one year oid JLL WOVEN INTO Address Omahu Carpot and Rug 1521 Leavonworth street M60E 3 24 D WANTED, HARNESSMAKERS 70 TRY \olelte of fron, hest in market; sond 2 cents for price listand doseription. Ageut wanted. Amer. Co., Omahia, Neb, M5 100+ fcan MOk CLAIRVOYANTS. Q- MIS.NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRY O ANT, reliable business medium, ffth year at 119 N, 16th! 718 MRS DIt M. LEGRAVE, PROPIIETESS, DEAD trauce clairvoyant a life from cradie to gray, affairsof life: has the colebratod Egyp plate to unite the separated and caus With one you lov > 0no, como all vinced of her ren powors. Offic denco 417 8. 11th si., hours 9a. m. 109 rt and pnoto of your fut tthrough mall for $5.00, chart nlone §2.00. s containlg 4 coats in stamps promptly M8iI-16 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. A DAME SMIT 1 Room 3, 3d foor. and sen batbs. T, NE, CARBON, 1121 pOUGLAR 871 100, FOO 7. at3Ago, alGoboL, sulphuE baths m on all and_rosk m, Striof AVENUE, sulphur 1520 CAPITOL Massnge, alcohol MME. STOWE, Douglas block. MAGNETIC HEALER, 25y PERSONAL. l'—msm.if OME JOME AT ONCE AND wo will forgive all Msod'or MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. V-G V. GELLENE ANSO TEACHEL N.W. cor. 15th and Harney Harney street entrance, i — MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. TO LOAN AT 1 S 805 Farnam str FIDILITY TRUBT COM- pany, 1702 Farnam sireet RATES, W; o s W ANTHONY LOAN ANDTRUST ¢ Life. lends at 10w rates for o ety on Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaha clty property. e k2] W W MORTGAGE LOANS L o eut, tncluding ail ch Charlos W. Hainey, Omahu Wiy 3ot W W MONEY T0 1OAN ON property, low rate. CENTRAL LUAN & TRUST CO. BEE BLIX 28 ESS THAN 7 PER bank bldg. L TOSELK, 314 ¥aruam! ~1 AND 2 YEARR LOANS ON €1 mortgages Y AND FAIM Keed & Selby, 844 Board of Trade. IMPROVED Cr A, C.¥rost, Douglas bik. i NT MONEY NET T0O BORROWERS ity property. No extra charges of Why puy high rates’ Money is cheap. full bonetit of low rates from Globe Trust Co.. 16t and Dodge. ROOM ON vourd if de- reforences required. Addross T 58, Hee. Flwn S North T slred 1‘ “THE DOLAN, 39 AND 311 N. 15741 BT, OMALIA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real estate at lowest market rates. Loans il or lurgo sums for short or lo) mumiss 100 18 charged and the | oans a #01d 10 the east. but can ‘Blways be found at the bauk o the coraer of 15th and Douglas streets. i VW LOARS ON IMIPROVED AND UNIMPROVED elty property, §.000 and upwards, 610 1 per cont. No delays. W. Farnwm Sulth & Co.. Usruoy va SOUTH 25TH STREET. W€ ¥ HARRISON, 913 N Y LIVE. 1 FURNISHED KOOM. LARGE souTi ynun- wow with aloove, with board; 1406 C RATES ONIM ‘v “MONEY TOLOAN AT LOW ES1 estate,] tod J:‘:‘rl roved and unimproved re Fidelity Trust Co., 1102 Farnam st w~w4u G. 6. WALLACK, 413 BROWN E:'x. dress W. E. Crouse, Panama, lowa. M9Il 120 ‘r—vuusu . GROCERY IN DESIRABLE LOCA- tion. Smail capital Tequired. Correspon dence solicited. Address 7 b ONE OF ns 10 ox- acre tract near Cmaha city Wil pay cash difference ig property is Address, glving price and location, 0 25, Boe Tt ACRES OF CLEAR LASD IN fithe best winter wheat districts in Ka; change for 10 or 20 Iimits. ROOU. office. CLEAR OMATIA REAL ESTATI F /inctunl valuation. Money to loan. Box 518 Omaha. Ly Y LUAVE VA fimproved farn hia or Omahs property or for farms within 50 50f Omaha. Have 0no of the best of stock and grain farms, 1,300 ncies, half In winter whoat and ryo, and 2% hend of fina stock, all clear of encum- bra 0 exchange for roul 0staa and might pay s sh difference for desirablo property. De- serlbo your property carefully, prios, otc. ~ Addross T 6 : 7,-LOWN 100 FARMS IN /i & Dukotn: Wil soll ¢ horses & cattlo. UABLE IMPROVIED AND U lands to exchange for South SAS for KAN ngo ASKA, or oxcl PAWNBROKERS i"nn.:fiv‘f.uvnn REMOVED FROM 200 Fouth Thirteenth st. to 1121 Farnamst. Msd4 8¢ T THE ¥ UMENTS LTY MARKET. placed on record January WARRANTY Avenue Terrace tion 10 Ben Robid Poppleton park. . Gates and wife'to A ck 1, Cloverdale. .. aeees ‘A" Beuson, trastee, ol Elizahoth Horton, lot 1 and cast 28 feet of lot . block 87, Benson... 8 C Brewster and wife to J 1 Beay T, lots 4 and 5, block 1, East Irvington, F ¥ Curtis and wife to W T Miller, nw 7 4 sese and s 25 acres loy 1,00 e and lots 2 'and 7, in 12- DEEDS. Building asso- ux,lot 8, block enson, lot DEEDS. A Bennett (sheriff) to Omaha Sav- ings banl, s 2 lot 4, block 91, Omaha Same to same, lots 8 and 4, Benson & Johnson'ssub............ Same to sume, lot 8, block 4, thorne......... Sy Haw- Total amount of transfers. ... oaves | Il Omaha | Tapm 10,15 am 1015 0 m 450 pm 450 pm ‘Deny Tlastings Local i.ineoln Local (Excopt Toaves < Omaha | Depot 10th and Mason Sts. Z “Kansas City Day 'r‘[d ght Exp. via U. +..5t Lo 7 80 ACRES OF LAND IN WISCONSIN, CLEAT, /itor Omaha lot or lots. Price of land, §1,200, or will take larger farm in Nebraska, Willlams & Mittan, McCague bullding, opposite postoflice. Z-PAVING LUMBER i ostate, 100, Adu Zisane NT STOCK AT 1MO- J. 1ogors, lmogeno, TIMPLEM Address 1. YA LuEar Low IN ALBRIGHT'S iSouth Omaha, for u good plano. Address T 61, Beo office, 9 LW FARMS, 52 “ACH dence. 6000 clo; assume. FOIt REST perty. Wil Riod o+ FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE. FIOUSE AND BT LoT. LOWE'S ADD. EASY paym ents, 8850, worth §1.500. G, G. Wailaco, 31 Brown bk, Jith and Douglus. 508 7 For SALE OR TRADE, 2 GOOD LOTS IN MT Pleasant addition within 2 blocks 6f motor line. Wil take good upright piano or will sell_equity in 10ts vory choap. Address st 0nce s 1, Boo oftive. Address 2 ACRES IN ITARLAN C_ U wiles from Orloans, $10.00 balance monthly at7 per cont. MeCugue bullding, opposi KASKA, § T nere: $400 cash, Willlams & Mittan, postofic b O SALE, RESIDENC el Bluff, $4.000 incumbrance ot §00. Price 8,000, 1f sold 1 Hoe. l OMES, §10 PEI Money to loan 1 wnd Dougl for b yonrs wedlutely JOOR SALE—OVER 1000 FINK 10WA AND NE Draska farms, waiy oxoellont burgains, I rapldly advancing. §i0.00 (o §i5.00 per acro now. Call for particulnrs. Boggs & Hill, 1405 Farnam st B ¥4 RFAL ESTATE, Hurgains only. My word Is good W. G. Albright. 52124 Now York Lite. W ANTEDR. HOUSE AND Wanted. farm far chole Wanted, farm near Omal Wanted: 80000 place, 000 PER ACRE FOR NICE LAND I v, Neb., close to town, 110 cash. lyearat 8 per cent. Willlaw 1o building, opposite postofiice. KOOM HOUSE, % FOUT LOT,.CORNER, Ofzom postoftice: $10 por month, no interest. S-room house, 6 1t 1oL, same Lerms. 4-ro0m house, alf 1ot Clifton HIll, same terms droom Louse, G0ft 101, Lk miles’ out, 815 per month, 0o interest (. G. Wallace, 512 Brown blk., 16th aud Douglas. Bo8 1 3 FLL BELEOCTED LAND 1 Lincoln county, Neb., 85 per acre if the whole 801d together, § o 8 1f s0id in separate section: ersonal nyestigation has shown this land to be wluable. Non resident owner willing 10 close It sacrifice. Address C. F. Harrison, 912 bala: & Mittar 854 6 MILES ANTED, FOUR OR FIVE GERMANS WIIO understand growing small fruit and vegeta 40 buy the choloe ten and twenty ncre tracts 1 am oferlag {or sale oy such casy Lerms Just outside the ity limits. Geo. N, Hicks, room 305 New Life butiding. S OF WELL IMPROVED LAND CLOSE 0 per ncre. - Party owntng it w get wore land farther out. | Lave personslly lu- Joauigaiod thisland aud it {s cusap. C. F. Harrl N Y. Lo, o CHICAGU, . I & PACIFIC Tnion Depot 10t & Maroy Atlnntic Express. Vostibulo 1 T PACTE Westk |Unlon Depot it and Maroy Sta T20 pm|.., ... Donvor Limitod 4o pm 850 am | Kniisas City (Gxcopt Sunday) .| 7.05 UNION [PACIF [Arrivos 0 Dopot 10th und Marcy Sts.| Omahs prass 7 p m “Denvor Expross. 405 pm From Wost, e Sy bm 1030 & " g AT Omaba CILICA UL P Leaves Omatia| O, MLL & ST, 1A U t aid Marey Sts, 1550 pom BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Depot, 10th &nd Marey 8ts. Teaves Arrivos ‘Omaba Omaha 020p m 10.00 8 m Lonves rrives Omalia Omaha Jepot, 10th and Bi. Louia Cannpn Dall- 0 pmi.... nves | LBE P M kO _Omaha! Depot T5th and ster Sta. K10 wm - Sloux Cily Acch »m 115 pm Sloux Clty Expros (Gx. Sunday) 1240 p w 6.4 pm St Paul itod .. . 616 p w iancroft Passenxot'(bx. Sand'y) Leaves | 1. & MO VALLEY Omubia| Depot 1ith and Webater |” Omata B0 wm| oo.r o Desdwood BEgrons:.rrs| 520 i 000 o (x! Sat) Wyo. Bxp. (ox. Mon.)| 530 p m 530 pm Norfolk (I2x. Bunday) 103 am 1 St Paul Bxpross Lenves |CHICAGO & \oln‘uwnfluu\ Arrives Omaha! U, P, depot | 720 aw| (Ex. 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The Bur on line to Portland, Ore,, is one of the fruits of midwinter hibernation he Rio Grande proposes to extend to the San Juan gold fields, and will then doubtless carry out the cherished prodect of building through the Grand pon of tho Colorado. Active work has commenced on the Nevada Southern road, which will extend fi s, & station on the Atlantic & Pa svada. The new line will tap rich | mineral fields and is believed to be the first | start of the much talked of Salt Lake road | to southern California. F.S.Sibert, general manager of the road, signed a contract for the work. Wil Pash the Work, 1t is presumed that the work will be prose. cuted rapidly and that in a short time the railroad will be extended to Pioche where connection will be made with the line from Provo City to Frisco, U. T., thus giving the Union Pacific_entrance to southern Cali- | fornia. The gap from Provo City to Pioche is only a short one and & good grade can be secured, and from Goffs on the Atlantic § Pacific road an_excellent grade is easy to obtain, so little doubt ean be entertained as to_the final conclusion of the rond. In o letter to citizens of Boise City, Tdaho, President Clark of the Union Pacific assures them that the company will extend futo the city on terms satisfactory to_both the company and the citizens. The change means improved and more convenient ter- minals, A Bonus Going Begging, Something like 600,000 in cash and land is ready to be turned over to the first railroad corporation that will give Port Townsend (Wash.) transcontinental —connection. A bonus aggregating £1,100,000 was raised for the purpose over two' years ago. ‘The Or gon Improvement company then undertook the task of solving the railrond problem for the city, ‘The Port Townsend Southern be- | gun and_ built_to Quilcene, a distance of | twenty-six mil The financial erash of 1800 put an end to construction although the Oregon Improvement com: pany had, in_ the meantime, sold something ke £0,000 worth of the lands donated. The company was granted an ex- tension of one year to complete the line to Olympia. At the expiration of that time an- other extension was requested, and this was ated by bonus donators representing £500,000. The other subscribers re- d point vlank to farther extend the time for completing the road. 1t is the property of the lattor which was relensed D mber A meeting of citizens is to be held at an ||,\ day, when this uncarned bonus will be placed in 'shape to be offered to one of the big transcontinental roads, providing the general terms of the original contract are agreed to. The Great Northern will prob- | ably have the first refusal of the bonus, the | amount of which is to be, if need be, doubled in value. IN THE SAN JUAN COUNTRY, Reports Confirm the Mineral Richness of the Region, Reports from reliable disinterestod par- ties remove all doubt concerning the exist- ence of gold in paying quantities along the an Juan river in southern Utah. Gold is found in the gravel bars and gravel mesas along the river from the mouth for a d tance of 190 jiles above Bluft City. Many of these gold-bearing gravel bars are from 50 to 100 fect above the present bed of the river. The gold is fine, but clean and bright, and can be saved by any of the ordinary free milling processes. In the gravel beds there is one part of sand to nine parts of gravel, and that the screencd sand is an ore con centrate, running in gold §30 per ton. There are many of these bars or sand and gravel beds, rom 1,000 to 2,000 acres in area, ex- tending on cither side of the river. from of a mile to a mile, Valuable Property, 1t is claimed t 1 who is fortunate enough to own a placer claimof twenty acres upon any one of these gravel L mining property more valuable t owner of a free-milling gold quartz | runs $30 per ton in gold, as no expe velopment is required, and the simplest cheapest milling process will_sufiice to sep- arate and save the gold. The pay i equally disseminated through bars and extends from gr s rock. The process that will be required to separate the gold from the sand is the cen- trifugal pan process by free amalgamation The above applies Le San Juan riy above Bluff City fora distunce of seventy- five miles. The gold below Bluff City is coa the gravel beds from ken are found in the pr in the side canons. The prospeeting is b done all along the river below Bluff. The wagon road now being traveled to the main camp, which isat the meuth of Clay Wash, runs on the north side of the river, ud the distance by the crooked road tray: od is 100 miles from Bluff City. There is L abundance of water in the San Juan at all seasons of the year. 1t is_stated that the richest b found in the canons earrying the Carriz mountain wash. Several partics on the | ground claim to kuow of & mammoth gold lead that runs through the Carrizo moun- ains that can be traced for thirty miles, Other Fields in View, The withdrawal of the permit granted the Indians to occupy the land within the fifteen mile limit on the south side of the Sun Juan will open up a rich placer field on the south side of the San Juanabove Biuff City for twenty-five mile A camp was made at Guillel's_store on_the San Juan at River View. From there'to the heart of the Car- rizo mountains is about thirty miles. Ther seems now no doubt but there will be a stamw pede into that portion of the Navajo vation. It is_in the moun world-famed Merrick & Mitc located, from which the unfortun Merrick, who was killed by the N took such fabulously rich ore: The Rio Grande company has order engineer into the field to select a route for a railroad from Dolores or Mancos, Colo,, t the San Juan, Whenee Does It Come? Whence does the San Juan gold come from? The Rocky Mountain News ventures the opinion that it very largely comes from the Carrizo mountain on the Navajo reservati will be Vs A FOOT-HOLD for Consumption is what you are offering, if your blood is impure. Consumption is simp- ly Lung Scrofuls. A serofu- lous condition, with a slight cough or cold, is all that it needs to develop it. But just as it depends upon the blood for its origin, o it depends upon the blood for its cure. 'Tho surest remedy for Berofula in every form, tho most effective blood-cleans er, flesii-builder, and strength- restorer that's known to medi- cal science, is Doctor Fierc Golden Medical Discovery. ¥or Consamption in all its earlier stages, and for Weak Lungy Asthuua Bevoro Cotghy, and all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung a tions, that is the only remedy so unfailin that it can be guaranteed. If it docsn’ bensfit or cure, you havo your money back. No matter bow long you've had Catarrh or bow severe, Dr. &%lfimflly will effect £ Fomanent our roward is offered uymu.u of this medicine, for an lhfl case of Catarrh, | coatat 9 o' in New Mexico. Tt has long boen suspected that gold existed in these mountains, They have for years been joalously guarded by the Navajo Indians, and the skulls of many ad- venturous, but unfortunate prospectors whiten the trails which lead to these moun- tains of supposed fabulous wealth. But the San Juan river drains these mountains by means of tributaries which flow north and northwest, and it is therefore a_reasonable presumption that the best diggings will bo found either on the tributary streams or im- mediately below their junction with the Juan. Tt willnot take many woeks, or d perhaps, to determine these facts. WILD, WIERD LIAR, Observations of an Unknown Malhatton on Nebraska Climate, The Nebraska colony at Seattlo possesses o genfus in whom the imaginative faculty has developed to abnormal proportions. Fixe aggeration is his for quantities of it out on the shores of the Sound. The wild recklessness of his obser vations may be measured by the following,. which appeared in the Seattle Tntelligencer Tt is a bold, disjointed collection of falses hoods, which night pass for Siwash humor were it not copied by papers supposed to be edited by men of average intelligen “1 have seon dust storms in Lincoln for three days so one could_not across the stroot, and thirteen days of blizzard in & wonth and a half, during which one_could not sec a bundred yards at any time. 1 have had the roof of a hotel picked off over my nead in Lincoln by the cdge of velono that four blocks away levelled a throe-story orick building to the ground; had a hat that L never saw_ again taken offt my head by a Nebraska zephyr n W wan_picked up on the street in Lincotn by the wind and slapped down on - the side- walk like a shingle; seen plate-glass windows smashoed in (ot blown out) by the wind and seen from our office window the second and third stortes of a brick building knocked oft from the first into the street by the same agency. 1 have known lightning to strike in fa dozen places within a half milo of mo within half an hour. I have seen thunder showers the last day of Tk 1 snow storms the last day of M walked home with summuier elothing on and no over- ek at night, while the people were sitting out of doors ou the porches, and ave frozen my face and ears at 8 o'clock the next morning while walking two block: to breakfast. 1 have seen the mercury at dogrees below zero in winter and 113 degrees (in the shade) above (in the summer). 1 have seen in July thirteen days and nights of hot wind, during which the mercury did not go below 100, and in which corn-fields promising from fifty to seventy-five bushels to the acre were burned to worthlessness. 1 have known a half-dozen towns to be swept off from the carth by cyclones; spent quite a number of hours i them (the eyclones, not the towns) gather in the northwest, with my chair con- veniently lovated with nee'to an open wred to slide if they came my and huge are poured Valuable Tuvention. patent have been granted M, H. Hunicke, o well known St. Louis wd chemist, on his process for the treatment of argentiferous ore containing zine. The process is said to be a very valu- able one and promises to bring to use a lango amount_of zinc which has hitherto gone to loss. There are mined in the we tes annually thousands of tous of valuablo ore which hias only had the great detriment thit it contains zine. The zine can not be ex- pelled but by crushing and washiug pro- cosses, and that only when the ore is coars grained, and although this washing process is quite efective in gotting vid of the zine, iv also washes out some silver. The zine which has thus been washed out ean uot be treated as zine orebecause there 1s present with it too much iron, so the ouly place for it is tho dump pile. Mr. Hunicke, during his experi- ments at’ Carondelet with a twenty-ton plant, hit upon a simple scheme by which with a slight deviation from the ordinary lead smelting process he can smelt the ore in such y 80 s to not ouly suve the lead and silver’ us usunl, but also a large part of the zine. The zine collector is then treated to produce spelter. From Mr. Hunicke's ex- periments it was found that a profit of from 8 10 §10 per ton of ore is carned over and above the usual profit in the smelting of these ores. When one considers that there are millions of tons of these ores which are bought by the smelters only antlycand who charge heavily for the detrimental pros- ence of zine, it may be considered a blessing, not only to the miner of these ores, who wiil find u more ready market for his ores, but to the community large, millions being thereby added o the national wealth, b o Rov. Sylvanus Of the Cincinnati M. E agood point when e siy years used Hood's Sursapiurilla i of five, and find it fully equal cluimed for it Some people ave greatly pre- . against patent wedicines, but how the patent can hurta medicine and not a mue chine is a mystery of mysteries to me," August engineer anw couference, makes We have for our family 1o all that is Hood's Piils cure liver ills. - — OR SOUTH Wabash Routo. The short line to St. Louis and quick- est route south. Only 87 hours to Hot Springs. Only 89 hours to New Orleanss Only 88% hours to Atlanta. Only 52 hours to Jacksonville, With corresponding fast timo to all points cust and south, Round trip tickete to Tlot Springs, New Orleans, Lake Charles, Galveston, San Antonio, City of Me Los Angeles, San Fran- cisco, Mobile,Jacksonville, Tampa, Ha- vana und all the wintor resorts of the south and west. IReclining chair cars free to St. Louis, Toledo and Detroit. Pullman buffet sleeping cars on all trains. Baggage checked from hotels and private residences to destination, For tickets, siecping car accommodations and further information call at Wabash ticket office, 1502 I'arnam street, or write, G, N, CLAYTON, Agent, Omaha, e FOOD FOIC GUSSIPS, Development of a High-To ouls Soclety n. h—When the sensa- ¢ H. H. Morgan of Winston rted Monday, Morgan, in the probability of divoree pro- ceedings, referred mysteriously to three prominent “club men” who would likely be numed in his petition, o bill as co spondents. Morgan declined to mention they havenow become se The three names which be used in connection with the Morgan divorce procecdings were those of Wayman McCrecry, Harry Walker and an “un- known." yman McCreery is a real est inent club and society of considerable note. Walker is connected with the Sim- Hardware company and is anothe id society man and singer. unknown” seems to be A, And of Louisville, Ky, McCreery and Wi were botk ched today und questioned on the maiter. Both denled auy wrong- doing, but acknowledged being “a little in- discreet” at a musicale held at Mrs. Mop- an's some two months ago, in \\|II\ h_the gentleman named and Mrs, Morgan, Mrs, Winston 1. Barrett and a Louisville girl participated But this “Jolly little musicale’ was not the only offense of which Mr. Morgan complaing, nor are the club men named the only offend ers. Among those prominently mentloned are a well kuown financier, society young mai a man about town and n wealthy real estate man, and a handsome dry g ‘li‘tl”l'l'!‘h.llll These names are expected to come out when Mor- wan files his cross bill, M Morgan and her attorney, in the meantime, deny that the lady his been guilty of anything im- proper and will fight the matter to the end iu the courts. The wife abandonment case will come up January 19, Winston Barrett, the victim of Monday's shootiug, is in a eritical condition, lus case having taken a turn for thg sorse, It s now feared that Morgan muy have the cliange of murder preferred agafust bim. - ; 1“!‘..\-- ll\.mhnmul‘fll& md,y in the house 10! 1 Scandal in St, S1. Louts, Mo., tional shooting b Barrett was e speaking of cross names, but public property. were threatencd to o agent, man and &