Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1893, Page 7

SPEGIAL NOTIGES. | DIERTISEMENTS FOR TIESE COLUMNS will be_taken until 12:80 p. m. for the evening wnd until 8:50 v, m. for the moraing or Sunday edi vortisement taken for less than 25 cents for t inwertion. ta In these columns 1i4 cents o t insertion and 1 cont & word for quent_insertion, or £1..0 per line por in ndvance. Initials, figures, nt as n word, Advertisers onn have the re of THE DK \vered on the month aymbols, ete ing & numbered eheck ¢ to & numbered letter in ¢ Jaresscd will bo d ok SITUATIONS WANTED. TH ber. wit al_oxpor jaw, mercant X, wishos p where spoed and aceur! sired. Addr: WANT D, 11 AN HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS . A\ and inteliigent young man, a position as copor: address W 24, Boo AGAN, EXPEWIENCED GROCRRY wants position in wholesale or retail groc tore. A | references. Address W26, Bee. MI§ 124 WANTED -MALE HELP. BiiaAkr on COMMISSION T0 handle the Patent Chemical Ink The most usefvl and novel invention of the age. Erases Ink thoroughly 1n two seconds. Works like magle. 200 to 800 per cont profit. Agents making 50 per woek. We alao wantn general ngent to tako territory and appointsib agents. A rare ) mnke money. WrIte for terms a; aning. Monroe Erasing Mg Co., osse, Win BorE TAY SALARY agents. Kxperionce unnec “CLERK vy AGENTS TO nsing Pencil. KLY T0 GOOD Apply Singor Mi2120 B LIABLE SOLICITORS In Nobraska for the Unlon Contral Life Insur. anco company of Cinelonatl. Good torritory nd 1iberal contracts to the right men. Address J. M. Fdmiston, State Agent, rooms 45, 6 and 47 Burr bik, Lincoln, Neb, M50 J50 NTED, SIX OR EIGHT FIRST kira: stendy work, good wages . 3. 1. iianey & Co Baranmen Inckamith B WANTED, SALESMEN FOR NEW YEAIR Address with stamp, glving prosent and former occupation, Sumatra Clgar "Co., Chicago, 1l Bomuent wvess A CITANCE TO MAKE money fast and easy. We want an agent in ©overy county In_ Nebraska, lowa, South Dakotn, Wyoming, Colorado and Kansas to introduce our wonderfui medioal discotery. “Bright Eyes' Is the moat remarkable discovery of the age and 18 ¢ tively guaranteed to relloyo and cureall complaints of the eyo. It romdves inflamation, strengthens wenk 0yes. cures sore ones and adds brightness and besuty to healthy ones. Liberal terms toagents. No money or deposits requirod In advance. Write for territory at once. "Bright Eyes'" lemody Co., No. 222 north Caplto] St.. Washington, D. €. moss.1é TED, A FEW R AHORSESHOER ORt 1. Nuschy, Neola, In CLASE Men | FOR RENT -HOUSES. T Continwed. DTEAw TRAT, CORNER FLAT; WITH ALL modern Improvementa. Ti Tavenport lr FOR RENT, mun HANSCOM PARK Briek house, eight rooms, No. 3202 Poppleton ave. corner Poppleton ave and Thirty-second st., south st Tront, fintehed in ok, with hand els, bath, splendia furnac $50.00. Brick house, elght rooma. No, 1140 South Thirty second at.. oak finiah, with nice bath, furnace, elty water, clatorn, was, sewerage, brick cellars. elc., 5,00 Elexart brick house, No. 3005 Pacifie st one of the finest fAintahed and costest elght-room how the elty, with all modern conveniences, in elegant porcelatn bath tub, hotand cold water stationary lnundry tubs, cte., no finer Iocation in the city, §5.0. The above houses are all on paved streets con venient (o motor {ines, 1n perfeotly healthy | ton and_plensant neighborhood. Goo. N, HHicks, New York Life 12414 zlo 00w Hovsk ALL MODERN conventences, 840, street. P B 314 Beo buildin i FOR RENT, 214 Chieago ¥ord, T)-ron ® Do 154 torm D IROOMS, AL rensonablo. L MODERN | DR all at 618 eonventences, North Zird. S FUTNISIED 1) N oran 100 nraet FRONT Iumnm AND UNFURNISITED HOOMS | Eusisien i 200 13 D stroot FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Jo-THE DoLAN WTH ST, 200 AND 211 N, 13 LEMEN ot M9 1 WANDSOME SOUTH RODMS WIH L BOARD . Ieferences. 1922 Chicago stroo “LARGE SOUTI FRONT ROOM WITI Ccove, with board. 1604 Capitol avenue, M1 1 ROOM AND B .00 per week e LD FOR TWO GEN'T h: 520 North 10th str FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES. ] ¥ §STORY BRICK BUILDING, U1 Farnam st. The bullding has n fireproof ce. 1t by . complote stenm heating fixtures: water on all the floors, gas, oto. Apply at the office of The Bov. 910 OR RENT, |7 W HORTGAGE LOANS LESS THAN cent, Including il charge Charles W. Tiainey Omahia Nat bank bldg. Wi, Moxey " TO 10A houses to rent. Goo. W. “'i TANDI VEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgages - Hood & Seiby, 31 Board of Trade. o i W W MONEY TO LOAN I HAVE ABOUT to [oan on improved Omaha property. fands. in one or more loans. Address T office W MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAUA AND COUN ol Bluffa roal estate and Nebraska and lows fArms L (rom 6 L0 7 por cent Interest, with n tionnl chiarges for commisslons or Attorneys W. B. Meikle, 15t Nat'l bank bldg, Omaba “ MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON proved and unimproved real estate,l 105y Fidelity Trust Co., 170 Farnam st T_WAN W MONEY TO LOAN. SUMS George Pavl, 1635 Farnam WALLACE, ¥. HARRISON, 013 N. V. LIFE, L 4,000 private 16, Bee 505 LOANS ON IMPROVED Fates. Fidolity Trast 703 $00.00AND UP. M 32T 512 BROWN BLK. st NTED AT ONCE, roporty; low 12 Farnam st W “PRIVATIE MONEY, 18T AND 2D MORTGA Toans, low rates. Alex Moore, Bee bldg. W, LOANS. G. GE MONEY TO LOAN property, low rate ON_IMPRO A, C.Frost, KD CIT Douglas blk. “CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST €O, “DO YOU WANT MONEY THE FIDE AN GUARANTER CO. RO ANELL BLOCK, 319 SOUTH 15TH, CORNER_ITARNEY 8T. LOAN LARGE SMALL, TEN \DOLLARS| WE MAKE LOANS ON FURY ||ue TORSES, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPIS OR PER NALPROUERTY OF ANV KIND. DO WELL mIRST [ wom WILL SUM TROM you / wiLL 1, U5k FoURSTORY BIUCK BUILDING 22 FEET wide, 07 Harney st. 714 ZFOR RENT, A VERY DESIRADBLE BUILDING suitable fora warehouso, with stable in consc- tlon, Trackage front and rear. Addross K. A. Carmichuel care of MeCord, Brady & Co 15 l_‘nr 1CES WITHNELL BLK, CENTRAL AND cheap. 652 j27 B CUTTER WANTED WHO WILL WORK_AS talior, #6000 per month, steady work, K. Mar Vi Mo M1 P WANTED-HARNESS MAKERS a0 TRY ollate of Iron, best In market. Agents wanted Address, Ametiean Manufncturing ‘compan: N0 1 Bi i e ko ARKANSAS AND Loulslana on government k. Kramer & Labor Agency, U3 South 11th stree M 1015% TEADY invor oe it freo pass, 303 South 1th street. Y_WANTED, GOOD honvy work righit away. 3.C. Cambell. Paimyra, Neb. HARNESSMAKER 0 .00 per set, 5 to In 10914 B WANT WO GOOD HARNESSMAKERS. tendy onployment; work by tho plece. Schmitz & Panhorat, Wymore 163 16 A _GOOD HARN UH. Curry TWO FIR Mondy Work At .50 per. ot Men with preferrod. Smith & Co, [ MAKER AT 18 B WA WAL GOOD MEN lubrenting olls, greass and oll specialtics, on commission, No objection to earrying other goods Address Uio’ Tuwrgnco Ol company, 236 Suporior Btreet, Cleveland, 154 13% BoWANTED IMMEDIATELY, | (BOY) YOUNG man. rocel ve [nstruetion; b books: stenog rapher preferred. J. B. Smith. 013 shecly block, NTED A GOOD ABLY BODIED MAN AS n. stendy work, N. Hick Lite Blag, 18011 B TED, LINNE L INSIDIE AND OUT. alde work: must also understand plumbing: y foferenco required. K. P. Olmsted & WA trem “WANTED, YOUNG neat nnid rapld writing, W 2, Bee offic B ol alon direct from tho man perweek. Advertising Specialty Co., R WANTED, SOLICITOR TO WORK UP N business fn city and su ilng country towns. Ixport clonred §400 1 12 days, novieos s high s 87 firat woek. Chance for_tlght party ot control of o good buslness. Special induce ment to geatleman or lady of talont. Steudy work throughout the year. A few yacancics In othe cltios: ajso in rural diatricts, Write tmmediately o Mast, Crowell & Kirkpatrick, “Department. B, Springileld, O, M201 12 Buftalo, N. Y. M2 'fi WANTED, A GOOD BOY TO LEARN JEW. iy trado. ¢ Raymond, Joweler, 15th and Douglas st M o SO0 ACQUIRE A working Kk sborthand and_typo writing ut van Sants st N, Y. LIt M (-WANTE take 11ght, plonsant wa homos §1.00 t0 $300 nor day g o Vork Aent by mail; o can Yor particulara ad- drexs Globo Mg, Co., Box 6il. Boston, Mass tabiinlied 15 At MU )1 (oNANEED. GIRL FOI GEN Jwork: good cook, Washer and 150 Wvenuo N WANTED, GIRL. GENERAL small family, &ood wiges: 1156 (O WANIED. A GaoD G, Nousework. 3004 Farnam stiee O aymen. work, 115 N-WANTED, A GOOD GIItl, FOR GENERAL IRE FOR GENERAL &ln avenuo. /housework, small family, good wages, 2017 Leayenworth stroot 1t NTED, D WAl Bi o HOUREWORK, thslst. 903 Ol GENERAL M1 13 HOUSS 132110 LY HEAD KFSS, A LADY thoroughiy experienced nd fully Compolent Lo take eharko 0f a lnrgo dining room, * 110to] fur! 1311 () WANTED, A Giob ¢ nousewark. Apply 1811 Cu CoVaANED. G, Foit work, Apply at onc. 10k 11, ing. FOR GENERAL GIENERAL K Avo, HOUSEWORK IN Mk 120 GENERAL_HOUS Piorco 5t M1 | 00D MALE STENOGRAPHELR it business aiicy. iy boom! MIL 12 Q WANTED, (GIRL swail famlly.” 2618 Charlos CoyaNTED. IR Kok work: small family. 2647 (- \WANTED. A / having exce 1002 Farnn, FOIL COOK AT SOUTIL- and 1alf Hownrd streets, CoNANDan, FIIS cait corner 2ith (- WANTED, GOOD GIRL ‘work LI Doliglas st VWANTED, A FIRST () Lowell, 1607 Locust stroet. yon FOR ( 2ith at. GOOD GIRL work; a poly 169 North V-WANTED, A hous O NERAL 91 12+ FOR_GENERAL 618 No. 0th. M9 ie GOOD COOK IN FAMILY OF TWO), 3t 3 N1 13% “WANTED, 0N GIRL NANTED Cull morning O ANTED, earo for ~HOUSES, I CAPITOL AVEN Davis Co., 155 Farua FOR RENT. 1D, Fgn, wEa, No wodern The'0. . t ot PAKTS OF 1595 ¥ar ) EOR, MENT. MOUSES 1N AL city. ‘ihe U. ¥. Dayls coripany, 1) FLATS, DWEL| parts of the city D FOILRRENT, range & ot 01 8. 16th s, 835, Kllkonng & Co,, 22 hu-hla'h CORNKI cnces, Clouser Hingwalt Bros. Bark FLAT, bl NEW T1H00M Stanford cirele. Cony nalin and Souts Owaka, C. bullding, TEN-HOOM MODERN D. [OUSE, Con. 1aTil and Masou streots. Calla W1 Brown biag. M4 EATEL FLA' ock, und Mason streat Toanizo et SIT 10 196 BOGk Dty TAKEN 1HIS WHEK WILL RENT RO 1417 S0 2th at 83, formerly 6. s modern, Rl ot alos Roome. elh. furuaes. on motor, N PATK; & rare baigmie. J. L‘liliux‘:n to | ERAL | ~ AGENTS WANTED. Je NTS WANTED, BITHER SEX. 10 SELL | Jthe "sot of “Clauss, bread, cako and paring | Knives; " also “Clauss earver.” ' We pay blg wages. | 58 Shear Cu., box ansas Clty Mo | STATE AGENT TO principal city, as ur businoss, and appoint local 1h-agents in evers city In this stato; goods in and and pay a net profit of 0 to 100 Unton company, 744 N.Y. DS EMPLOY - orner 16Uh and Douglas, upstaira; I nlways on hiand; % good | K NTED, #W0 OR TH o fately coniral. Heat,use aad whiar. | NS 509 South 16th st. T 11 Ky ONE OR TWO BRIGIT, CC A ror s, with board, by gentieman and wifor references oxchanged. Address Wi, Beo | otice. Mi-12+ STORAGE, STORAGE CHEAP, num stroet. “[A DON'T STORE TOUSE Out soelng our AtoraKe ¢ best. Omnlis Stove Kepatr Works, CLE T It Is tho 207 Do ugla J-WANTED 70 first mortgages. TBUY, SOME Reed & Selby, § PEG OBNT 4 Board Trado. £ 2 3 ON GOOD RE | . H. A. Araold, 633 Beo bullding. | FOR SALE-FURNITURE. ECOND 11 PIANO IN rby streot. GOOD MBI4 D () FURNITURT OF 2 § en all rooms eap: owner leaving eity; )_FOR SALE. A NBARLY NEW DO spring expross wagon, borse, harness and buggy; also u nearly new set of eronmory tools, consisting of butter worker, churn, Hows scale, fruck, eto., all will bo sold ata grea’ snerifics. Addross G. B. ‘Izachuck, Bes offica. or call at3327 Alama stroet, | whore godds can ba keon. MU PoONEBAY MARE, 5 YEARS OLD, Wi about 150, elezant driver, nust be sold_at once- | ¥ Vv ell Blk, Fidelity Loan atle engine; nls one 12 horse ngine, hoth In good repair. Inguir Q SECONDHAND (IAND POWER ELEVATOR for sule. 1209 Hioward THE STANDARD CATT 3 tantly on hiand baled hay, (o saleon trac Q : (Q;JTANDSSOME LARGE 1EAD PA rot and cage, good talker, price. §20.0; 1arts mountaln canary, $.00. 121 North 168k, room 7 Q TAT 13 TAKE inquire of ‘the fo Mo CHEAP POTATOE “or retall, oall atszl South Tonth M. Coots M205 180 MISCELLANEOUS, STAVE YOUR OLD AT Ricananirsugn. Aduross Omnnn Cevaet factory, 1331 LoAvor worth strsot | Roovon mens ut who street, Oma Ack “he 0. F. NEAR 80U Davis Co., 1505 935 16 CLAIRVOYANTS. MItS. NANNIE V. WA UREN, CLATIY OYANT, rellablo buaiiions mvdtuns, A{th joar wt 119 N 10U 718 . PROPITETESS, DEAD lite render: tolls your o consulted on all S o MIS DIL AL LEGRAV Dtrance’ clairvoyant and 1ife from eradie t grave; o Affatrs o€ ilfo; has the e plate to unite the sepa with ono you love, Con; vinoed of hor remarkable powers - dence 417 8. 11th st., hours 98 m. 09 p. m, Btriot 1ifo cliart and pnoto of your fituro wife or hus band sent through mall for §5.00, chart alono §2.00 All letters contalning & cents (o stamps promotly auswered. Msil-A6 MASSAGE, BATHS, EIC. P MADAME SMITH, 1320 CAPLTOL AVENUE, Massazs, alcoliol sulphar’ w15 hol wnsiage, alcolol s AT MME. CATSON, 1121 Hoor, roun | PERSONAL. Ui e chalr from store No. 1156 N. , Dec. ¥7, ploasn eall and 5 \Junph‘llul'nx ws? . Poters PARTY WHO 70C 15th duriog u puy fors V', G AI I‘\IJ CK,BANJO TEAC IIMI, N, \V 15tk and. Haroey. Harney stroet entranee. iy VoA LRSTONS 1N FRNGIL, | | MONEY TO LOAN EF‘AA. hSTATE Waoxe The 0. F. W; TOAN AT LOWRST RATES 160 Farsam strect 13) LOWEST MATES. FIDLLITY THUST COM- 7% Furnari stroot. L W, L CENT MONEY NET T0 B0 on Omaha city property. No extra kind. Why jiay ilgh rates’ Mone: ca ot (011 benetit Of low rates Ir Lonn aud Trast €5, 1ith and Dodye. \v uuAuA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS B rea) oxtate 4l lowest warkel rates. Loans Insmall or inrge suws for shorl of long thwe. No commiss (0a Iu charged and the [ouns aro B0t kol 1 the east, but eun slways be found at the LADK ou e corner of 13th and Dougies straets. N is choup. ou Globe LOANS ON WIPHOVED AND UNIMPROVED Qi broperty. ¥1.000 aud upuaras 610 T per cont o telays W. Farnam Sisith 1ia andilarens AW ANTHONY TOAN AND TRUST wun‘ X LoAX ANS nu::.w NTERA Nobraska OF 19 wa (arms of | | change for 10 or % Ty s WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL, You can pay the money back at any Umo and in any amount you wish, and thus roduce the cost of carrying the loan in proportion (o Amount you pay. 1K YOU 0w a balance on your furniture or othor personal property of any kind, wo wiil pay it off for You aud carcy it as long ro. YOV CAN HAVE FROM THE No publicity : OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATED, HOUSE ] HORSES, WAGONS AND CA RRIAG E: WAREHOUSE RECKIPTS. MERCITAN OR AN/ OTHER SECURITY We will lond you any nmount from $10.00 to §1.000 ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT, without pubiiclty or removal of property. You enn pay the money back In_ Any amounts you wish, and atany time, and each puyment so made wili reduce tho cost of the loan. temember that you have the use of both the property and the money, and pay for itonly as long ns you koep it. “Thoro will be no 0xpensa or_charze kept out of the amount wanted, but you will recetve the full amount of the loan. Before borrowing elsewhera eall and seo us and you will ind jtrently to your_advantage. OMAHA MORTUAGE LOAN €O, W6 SOUTH 1600 STREET, first loor above the street. THE OLDEST, LARGES ' AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA 33 XV LOAN MONEY ONANY KIND OF SE curity: strictly confidential -~ A. E. Harrls, 2 Karback block. 05 #. 9 DAVS. CHEAP RATE: Sy pryments on farniture, pianos, Iive . without ¢ pubileity, cash on Diir G P stock, et hand X oxe 2\ ornl o rates. | to Koo 3 VLOANED—ON CHATTEL,_ COLLA ptlior personal property, at reasonable Claims bought. W. I aleCagro bld; BUSINESS CHANGES. Y—mn\usq OPENINGS. NO CHARGE buyers. Send stamp for printed list. Van o Pat- Jie De, YOU WANT A NICE HOUSE FOR WHAT you Are now paying renti and still not live in the suburbs. G. M. Nattiger, Chiamber of vom mercg. 179-F10 rm\ SALE 100 ACRES CLOSE TO OMAHA Just ontside eity 1imits. The finest tract of iand around the city, Fight i the way of the future growth of Omahn and Sout¥ Omaha The big lmprovements bifig made Omana Hridgs and Kallrond €0 and the loeation of the Piatte River Canal C4's great water power weat of the eity, will tond (o imake this tract of Innd vory valuable, Can offer at 8550 por acro and take part purchase price in Chioago residenca or apartment house property, or good Nebraske ild Iand. Address George N, Hicks, teal ostate and Inve ment Agent, room 305 Ngw. York Life bullding, Omaha, Nob. M5} ) ACRES NEAR OMAHA 10 PER ACRE. 160 actes finely Improved, £33 por acre. 450 ncres Cass Co . K85 ber acre 120 acres noar Omaha, §55 por Aore. 120 nores near S 160 acre 21 or 240 acres, Washington Co., 82 212ncros, Otoe Co., 85 par acre. 8300 neres, Lincol i por nora. C. ¥, Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life. EAL ESTATE, R \ “Bargains only, My word 18 good. W. G, Albright, 124 New York Life. Ilmsn AND ) FT. LOT, LOWE'S ADD., ONI 8460 worth $1,200 o 81,50 rable torms. G GiWallnce, 812, Brown bik. 16 and Touglas. 101-12 CASH PAYMEN 15 per month, without Interest. ¢ 812 Brown bloek, I6th and Dougias, (300D SIX ROOM HOUSE TCorhy, near 16th, $1,00), ¢ for fourth cash: groat bargatn Brown block, 16th and Dougins by the Knst ALL HOMES, NO Wallace, 15112 AND §0-FOOT 1OT. sy torms: disconnt GG, Wallnos, 312 HOICE BARGAINS IN SOUTH OMAHA REAL Tho Midway lavestment Co. 717 N. ¥ MIT0 ¥y WO CLEAR LOTS in 125 ORI want live stock. Address J Washington St., Chieago, 111, R. Perry, room 5, MIT8 17 OST—A A PAIR OF SPECIACLES. PLEASE Aleave at Beo counting roou. 523 0 REWARD WILT, BE Dwho ean prove who stole . South Omaha. OST-TO TS PAREN PALD T0 ANV ONE T3, ONE 103, HUSAK, ibeen gone seven years. last heard of in Denver, Colo. Information of his whereal Address to Jos. Husak, 454 South 4th Rapids, I OST—RED SEAL POCKKTBOOK, NAME IN Jside, supposed ot 30th and St. Mary's. Return to Max Moyer & Co. M206 12 DRESSMAKING BULDINGTON AcADEMY Jan. 9: whore Indies aretaught the art of dross. making, basting and finishing. Ladies can work on their own (ressos whilo loarning. Room 504, Brown blk., corner Douglns and i6th. Mu3y Ko SHORTHAND AND TYPEWEITING. ()M ANA COLLEGE OF SHORTLAND AND TVPE Boyd's theater. writing. A C. Ong, A. M., prin, M1 PAKEN UP, A BERKSHIRE MA Owner oan got It by ealling at my farm, throo miles west of Ruser's and paylug charges. Vore. AR 41182 2. TYPEWRITERS ORE The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY 0O, 1304 Farnam Stv. Omaha, Nek BUREATU. i SUES & CO.;Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb 4years Examiners U. S. Pat, Office. Advice free PENSIONS! CLAIMS! ten of Omdhn. 3 Y TIE WESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY, 316 ) Y. Life, conducts a general business exchunge, List of good businoss chances in_all parts of the country on application. Business positions se cured. M786 31 Y FOR SALE, TWENTY-FIVE HUN DRED Qollar stock hardware, best town in lowa. Ad- dress W. E. Crouse, Panaina, [owa. MILL 12 V- FOR SALE, RETAIL MEAT MARKE] T—FOR first-olnss Iocation; cash sales 125 per day. A dress W 7, ive. MOI To Contractors, The city of Creston, Towa, is asking for sealed proposals for the construction of 18,000 square yards brick pavementand 6,000 lineal feet curbstons ‘or_speciflcation address L S, Roseberry, city engineer, Creston Iowa. Bids opened Feb. 61893, J1242¢ RAILWAY TIME GARD T0)-STOCK ~ OF GENERAL MERCHAN dise in live county seat town. sales Inst yoar $35.000.00, reason for selling, huve not capital nough to take care of the stoadily inereasing bus- iness. W1l sell for cash only, and 10) cents on tho dollar 'This is a rare business opportunity. Ad dress W9 Neo 050 Y FORSALE, WIIOLESALE FRUIT. PRODUCK, confectionery and commisston business, only one in eity. Small capital required. Thue will be Elven with approved socurity, Besi of reasous ¢ welling. Box 707, Fremor Y FOR SALE, GENERAL $10C K OF MERCHAN- dise. Siore butiding, corn crib, sait shed and ico residence chienp: dolnz o bIE business: also postotlice in conneetlon. Good chance for domo- crat. Other business needing my attention. Henry Harkson, Davey, Neb. N30 16 Y “HERE £ A IS YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE A fortune If you have a small amount of capital Kor particulars write at once to M. & W. Co.. Ku- venna, Neb. 106712 = —— s FOR EXCHANGE. AUA REAL ESTATI FOR MDS| aununnhmlln Mouey Lo loan. Box318 Ol 78 Ziiuave N Cimproved farm 1ands to exchas OmANn o Omaha prOBIELYOF {OF Thems withih 5) miles of Omaha. Have one of the best of stork and gralu farmy, 1,530 acios, half in winter wheat and lear of encu - 9804 might pay irable property. De- ¥, priod, ete. Addre 02 120 EAR LOTS FOR IM. Graham, McCague by, 181 14 IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS sell clicap, or exchango for Add, box 76, Frankfort. Ind seribo your property caraf: TGl Bee. FOR EXCHAN Liproved property. W. Z—TOWN 100 FAILMS /™% Dukota- Wil mdse, horses & eattle. NERAL MDS'E: WILL y. BOX 205, Frankfort Ind, MCIOUSE 0N Will sell cheap. 181 14 AT IMO- ! Greham, Mocases bid ¢ FOR SALE, IMPLEMENT STOCK Address T. J. Rogers, [mogono, § LOT ON PAVED STREET, LIGHT EN b ‘cash, to trade tor othor proy Zittlo, Brown bik. STOCK OF CLOTHING T0_ imodern Louse in Omaba, bm., MI07 12 —WILL TRADE CLEAR LOT3 AT MANITOU, L for clear Nebraski land of g00d 4 B.J. Richards, Box 193, Deny riy; MoIT A VOR Alex Moore, 401 Bee Zanorrt: N Graba, MeCaguo 151 14 TRADE, A FINE HERD OF om0 £00d businoss prop Will tra to for land io eastern Nebraska, oty B0t Towa, 165128 Yz 1AVE STOMER. WILO WANTH 8500 4 stocx of hardware for good Omafia resldence Douglas OR attle. 17 and dweiling i - G. Wallace, 312 Brown blocs, 10th & nd 161 13 IN ONE OF Kansas Lo ox acre iract near Omaba olty puy cast differe ig property In . ¥Iviog price and location, O 3 Zids ACKES OF CLEAR LA “tlie best winter wheat districts | Hmits, k004, omice. Wil Addr YloacEs 5 MILES FROM OMAHA, NEAR J<outh Omaha, tv exchange for uproved ety property. Graham, McCague bld'g 181 14 _FOR 5ALE -REAL ESTATE. (£ OR TRADE, 2 GOOD LOTS IN MT ! Pleasant addition within 2 blocks of motor lino. WL (ake k00d Gprlght plano o wili sell equity 1o 1048 very oh Addreas st once 3 1, Uow otioe, ki ok salE OVER 100 FINE 10WA AND NE: Lraska farms, many exesllent bargains, land rapialy advanelog, §10.0 1o ' wers now. Call for pecticulars. Boggs & Hill, 1 Farnaw st CERYY T Arrivi Omans Leaves | CHICAG) BUR TON & Q Dopot 10th and Mason Sts. Clilengo Vostibulo.. ~.Chicago Kxpress. Chicago Express. ... ... | Chicago & lown Local fouves |BU RLL Omaha | Depot 1015 am ... 1015 am L2 450 pm 450 pm “Tenver Expros ‘Doadwood Kxpress. Denver Kxpross. “Denvor L 50 pm| Hastings L 8.15 0 m| coln Local (Exvept Sus Teavos K. C 8T, 0. & OB, G | Depot 10th and Mason its. B am ansas City Day Fxp 445 pm K. 'C. Night Exp. via U. 1. 9.45 p w| St. Louls Exprows.. HICAGO. R. L & PACIF Unlon Depot 10th & Maroy sta. | Arrives numhn Gi0 8§ 640 & m From West, Except Sun, NTON PACTIIC, Union Depot 10th and Marey Sts. Beatrico BXpross. ....... .Denver Expross. ii o.Overland Flyer. {0 ks & Strmsbz 10x(ex Bun) .Pacitle Expross. . .. . 7 Denver Fast Mail CHICA Arrlvos Omaha [Ty TN A0 hm o 70) pm 124) pm 1040 am |42 pm Arrive Omaba % 0 om Omnhs 15 am "6t m Leaves | Ouwaha| T Pl 120 am | BYiD \loug0 Bxpross | JChleago Express. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO | vepot. 10tk 3 T Blonx Cliy Passongor...-.. 1020 p i St Paul Kxpress..... . [1000 8 m | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, __Depot. 15th and Weister Sts. St Paul Limited ¥ OMAHA & 8T, LOULS. . Depot, 10th and Marey Sts. | =Omahs T am 845 pm| SL I Arrivos Omahal Dopot 15th u’\vmmur sts. | Omaha B0 am|Sloux City Aeyyamodation. | 5.0 p m 1110 pm| Sioux City Kxiedds (6x. Sunday) 124} b w Sdpml ... St Iwul | ited 515 p ) HanGro e Passanighr (x. S Teavos T B, & MO VALLEY [Arrives _Omuba| Depot 1hth and Webster Sts. |~ Omaha R0 am| ... .. Doadwood Vxpross W00 | (Kx. Sat) Wyo. Exp. (Bx, Mon.)| 5.0 pm Norfolk (Kxz Bunday). 545 pm .00 St Paul Bxpross.. Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTH W ES VRN | Arrives “Omahia|U. P, depot. 10th'nd Maroy Sts 720 n m | (KX Bun'y) Carroll Vassengor. [l 1040 8 1w hieago FXpress. ... ...| 405 p m 0 Vestibulo FAmited. . 2 & m Lo Baatorn Fiyer... 215 § 2% pm | (Ex $in.) Chie. A, (. MGil5 | 920 0w Leaves | MISSOURI PACIFIC, |Arrives oOmabal Depot 15th and Webater Sts. |~ Omaha 0 pm)s St Louls Hxpress 00 e m 100 pm | 1USE Kouls Kxpress.. 605 p m w210 Nebraska .ocnl. 920 8 m OMAHA & ¥ LOULS. | Arel Union Depot, Counctl blufts. | Tran "+t Louls (anon Gall ..., [T 1CAGO, It L & PAUIFIC, on Depot, Couneil B L NIght Express . Atluptic Express Vestibulo Limited K. O, 8T, JOE & C. B, Unlon Vopoi. Council Biuts | Arrives _|Transfer 10 8 m it 8 pw Ariiver | Transte [CHIVAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY. D pot, Counell Blufls., cago Expres ‘Chicako Express... Creston 1 ocal BIOUX CITY & PACLFL U uncll Blufl 1005 pm 110 7% pml . WD e, nted, house for 83,000 0o L un:“h u’lnlnfl house for clear lots ¥ cash. e s 1B in lows for cash. v uumumzurlffll?m CHICAGO & NOKTHWESTERN | Arrives. Unlon depot, Council Bluffs |Tra.sfer - Chicago Exp! aarien \”Ilhnlu Timited ooo nslein I‘y T2 (Ex Bun) Atlantic M (Ex Mon)| 845 Ex Sus) Carroll Puss. (Kx Bun)| 9. 10 OR | THE REALTY MARKET, IN§TRUMENTS Placed on record January 11,1898 WARRANTY DERDS. E G King and wite to M O Rrown, lot 15, block 11, Brown park.... Marion Botes and wite to ¢ M Hunt, Tots 16 and 17, block 6, Linwood pack WR Homian aid wite ta 6 M Choper, Jots 6 and 7, block lot 18, block 6; lots 8. 4, 14 and 15, block 8: lots 9 and 22, block 10 lots 18 and 14, block 17: lots 1, 2 and 1 hloc lots 4,5, 6 and Y. block 1 and 9: block 16, and lot 16, block 16, North Omaha William Preston and wite to G 1 Orch- ard,e 4yt 20 In 34-15-13 S 1 Pike ana wife to 8 M Pike it fect of lot 1, Clar WM Long to W H 6, North Omaly Same to same, lots 2 and 12, block ot 8 and 9, block 10,000 35,000 259 "ot 18, Biock W wite toG 5 Siinkert, Ford's Saratoga add sk Savings and Exchango bank 10 W M Long, lots 6 and 7, block 5 Tot 18, Block 61 lots nd 15 block 8 lots 1, ok 12 Tots® and 20, block 18; lots 8 and block 153 lot 16, block 16, North Omiaha Ogear Quick g Beter Ariderson, iots T 10 12, Block 2, Quick’s puark T F Hatll and wife to G A Johnson, § lots 2%, lock 18, Orehard 1111 Same to M A Campbell, 0 35 of 8 1, sinie 4,000 1,200 1,200 Same to G W Wattles, s U of n 15, sawie 1 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Omaha Belt” Raflway company to Lymun Richardson, two 25225 foot Strips on elther sid6 of right-of-way of sald compuny in nw sw 20-15-1 | __Totalamount of transfers §64,811 | A STOMACH LIKE AN INDIAN, Why the Indians Never Have Dys: pepsia, Yot are Caroless Eators. No one could nccuse an Indian of over.care. fulness in eating. Ie ate whut naturo gave him —berries from the wood, spoil from his traps, game from his bow. Ile ate plenty of it, ate till he was full. 1t was not very well cooked sometimes, and lio often ato fast. When hunting or fighting a day would often pass without anything being caten at all, Yet he never had dyspepsia, He never “dieted.” We hear too much about “dicting” theso Qays. A man musn’t ent plc, or cabbage, or cake, or beans, or this and that. o mnsn't eat very much and he must do it very slow. lie must never drink when ho eats. Ho musn’t hurry. He musn’t worry. And'so it goes. This i3 8l very good advice. But it would worry n_man to death to remember it all. Why can’t we live like the Indian in & honlthy, hearty, natarnl way? Because wo Dhave sush weak'stomaohs. Buthow dld tho Indin possess such perfectstrong, digestion? By taking that medicine of his, Sazwn, when- cover he felt thero was anything wrong with film. That Sogwa. we have How employed him to mako for us. 1f you would tuke the natural Ameriean remedy for dyspepsia, Kickupoo Sagwa, you, too, “would not know what & weak stomach or dyspepsia was. Thanks to the efforts of the Kickapoo Medi- cine Company, Indian Bagwa and other Kickepoo Indlin remedies are obtainable of [ Jrugglst, and helr gennine curative value is boyond comparison. 'Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. $1.00 per Bottle, 6 Bottles for $6.00, "lmproiemen{lhe Ozder of the Age.” A Trial of the Smith Premier Will Cost You Nothing but will demonstrate all we claim. We will place the Smith Premier boside any writing mmaohine on' the market; 1t wiii spoak for le- self. Its durabllity can no longer be quostioned. Write or cail'on us for eatalogue, terms, ete. THE SHITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., Cor, 17th and Farmam Sts., Omaha, Neh Telophone 1284, £, H. MAYHEW. Manager. Tnited Sintes Marshal's Rale, In toe eircult court of the United States for the district of Nebraski: Algornon . Patrick ve. Tirwin Davis—No. 23 Favtie notico ta e by ziven that tn pursu- nce and by virrue ot in allus order of court: fssued out of wbove named court (n above en- titled cause, 1, Brad D. Slaughter, United States marshal'for the distriot of Nobrasku, will'on the eighteenth duy of Junuary, A. D, 1405, &t the hour of ten o'clook. in Lho forenoon of sald day. at the front (north) door of the county court houso of Knox county, Nebeus- ku, In the town of Njobrara, Knox county. No- briskn, sefl at public auction, us the liw di- rects, to the highest and bost Didders, all the right, title and in est of the afol ala Krwin Divis in and to the following lunds and tene- ments, to-w t: N 45 of sec 4, twp 31, north of range 3 west: and b noli'and 645 s e 4 of seod, and the 8wl of see 23, {n Lwp 41, north; all of range 3, wost Of tho Oh D i, and the e 1§ of 50044 11 twp 40, north of rungo 2, west; nnd thes 4 of the s'w 14 of see 2, aud then 15 0f then w i of sec1l, and thes w i of the s w i, of sec 11, and the ne i of sec 14, and the s w 'y of sec 15 in twpdl, north of range % wost: and tho s o i o . and tho w '3 of 8w 1 of sec 3, and thoe n W3¢ oF 860 1, 10t twp %, NOKth, 11 Of FARKO 5 west: and tho n 1 of seo 19, and the s w g of se0 10, and the n w 1 of sec 20, und tho w b of s6¢ 18, and the ne 5 of see il in twpil, north of rangeil west: und the s @ 3 of sec b, und s w 14 0f see 4, Illll\ynn‘.ul and the n ey of s W by and the w b of s60 % und the B W L5 OF 8016 Of wo¢ % und tho n % of 8614 Of i, w20, north of range d, W j and the 1, and the n w i of sbe d the n Bk 0 Wit nd tham 15 OF & 6 1507 B0o s 1 bwp Gl north Of Finge t, wost, and the © ' of seo 5, I twp 30, noctlh of ranid 2 wosts and the w 14 in twp and the s 75 of seo 0, Westi and all of seo nge 2, west; and the n range 4, wost; and range 2, west il twp 0, north of ranze o a2 in"twpil, north of Wl of sed T, twp 20, the s'5 of sec. 42 intwp. i, north of ran e S west, and the whs of sec. 20,and the s'; of sec d1 in twp. dl noreth of N30 and the 8% of swi{, und the . and tho % of sec. 27, and swis and no's of xoc, %, un the nwis and swii and sels of *see, 17, all in twp. 81, north of Fauge i wost; and tho n's of nwi of sec. 4, und nelq of sec. 4. and n' of nw 14 of see, K and ne'j of see. and nely und sw 15 of sec. 6in twp 20, north Of ranze 3 west, and els of swly and wis of sely of sec. 9. 1n twp. il north of rango 3 west, all situated in Knox county, Nebraska, The same havl been heretofore levied upon by virtue of s writ of attachmont issued out of the district court of Knox county, Ne- braska Sald Salo 1s 1o satlsty a judgment of sald United Statos clroult court obtainod at ity Januury term, 150), in favor of Aigernoon 8. Patrick, nnd azainst the said Erwin D vis. BRAD D, SLAUG L TER, United States Marshal. District of Nebraska, JouN L. WessTER, Attorney for plaintiff a16-23-3016-13 tastantly stops the most excruciating pains. and_has done more g00d than any knowa Fouod THE CHEST OR SIDES, HEADACHE, fons, rubbed on by haud. ot llks maglo, o INFLAMMATIONS, ~ RHEUMATISM, ' N IN THE SMALL 'OF THE HACK necessary. Al INTERNAL "PAINS, FAINTING SPELLS, NERVOUSNES taking lnwardly BLERP 00 THACK E, stng tho EUIATGLA, more extanded, DIARMIBA, WARRE % (0 00 drops ki Lis.f s Lulobler of water. WYOMING GIRLS WITH NERVE How the Women of that Stats Exercise Their Right to Vote, STEADY CROWDING INTO THE OFFICES A Glimpso of Unsexed Suffeage, the Methods of Femalo Politicians, the Influence Exertedand the Rte About the Polls. 1its- Scones In fourteen out of sixteen districts in Wyoming women were clected school super intendents, These posts pay from $600 to $1,500a year. So effcctive has been the work of women in the campaign this year that they are assured of a royal share of county legislative and national spoils It is pretty generally Wyoming woman is every inch a_politician but her arts in the new sphere have charitably veiled with silence. A corre- spondent of the New York Sun lifts the veil and permits the public to look on. Itisa | little dangerous, says the writer, to pit woman against a woman in a canvass, but it has been done without serious results, When 4Man opposes A woman he makes a per functory and hopeless campaign, There is no denying that youth and beauty to the strength of & woman candidate, but there is no rule that personal attractiveness wins always. A thing inexplicable to the female suf: zists outside the state is the passive posi tion of the women of Wyoming on moral questions. The Cheyenue delegates to the National Women's Christian Temperance union convention at Denver were repri wanded on this score. They replied with spirit and to the point. Their answer was to the effect that they were not hankering for advice from short-haired women and long- haired men; that they knew their business, and would not brook interference, There | never been in the state a prohibition mo ment of any consequence. Gambling i licensed, and there are games in every suloon in every town. Every settlement h bawdy houses, There is not_an institution or a society for the redemption for fallen women. There are no women lawyors or doctors. In business there are about the same number of women as elsewhere, Women have more property rights than in other states. One of the sex, a noble lady of many charities, is a director of the First National baul of Cheyeune. In the ballot the women recoguize and use a wéapon which they value as an_endoy ment of nature, which they believe should be wiclded with ealmjudgment, There never isin_the field as a candidate a man drinks to excess, one who gambles, one who abuses his wife or children, or one whose soeiations are not what they should be. is not at all necessary for a politician to be church member to have the support of the women, but he must be a man of character and integrity. A man who stood for sherift 1 one of the counties last November was ac- cused after his nomination of having at one time beaten his wife, He suffered a most humilinvng ~ defeat. Scarcelv a woman voted for him, On another occa- fon there was revived aginst a candi- date a seandal to the effect that he had once slapped his wife for malking him a shivt that was much too small. The women vowed to muke him fecl so small that he could use the little shirt for anovercoat, and they did it. There is no denying the fact that the women have for a long time flocked with the republican party. The democratic party be- stowed upon them the ballot, then they tried to tuke it away. A republican governor vetoed the repealing bill, and that party imed them cver since. In the late tion, on the invasion or “rustler” issue, the wonien went over to the democrats. There was something in the position of the *‘rus- tlers” that appealed to their senseof justice, In Laramie county, two years ago, the can- didates for school” superintendent were a pretby little teacher and a handsome ex- teachier who was married, The girl be- sought the suffrage of an Irish woman on the ground that her opponent had a husband who could give her money. “There’s noth- ing in your plea,” was the response. A marricd woman has more trouble getting money than anybody.” This year one of the candidates issued a civeular letter in which she pledged herself to see that morals were taughtin the public schools. The other nominee issued a counter proclamation which she promised that under her regime morals should not be taught in the schools The latter was elected by a big majority tn their clubs, which hold weekly scssions the year round, the wo scuss cconomic questions and study p: -y and plat- forms. The ideal of a of these gatherings is ment of the other side. tion of the year among the women was resignation of the president of the repub- lican club. She went over to the people party on the “rustler” issue and took quite a contingent with her. Club paralysis did not folloy, nowever, ‘The ovganization waus recruited and placed on @ flvmer basis than In two instances a woman has been elected justice of the peace. The first to hold the ofice was Mrs. 13sther Morris, now a_ resi dent of Cheyenne., She was made a juldge ot the mining camp of South Pass City seven- | teen years ago. Mrs. Morvis was' efficient and ‘satisfactory in the place. She is woman of marvelous common senso ard pe sonnl power, - A few months ago she was ap. | proached with a request 1o sign a jotition to » the necle of a boy of 18, who was to be for murder. Mrs, Morris szid she 18 extremely sorvy for the lad, and that it was a shame o exceute him, but that the | aen hadupprehended, prosseuted, convieted, and sentenced him, i that, o far as she s concerned, they could have the case all 1o thicmaclves, Hor rewmarks wers publishod, If Your Cistern Is Out of Order or Soft Water is scarce, don’t worry yourself for a moment— o right ahead and use hard water with KIRK'S WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP and you'll never know the difference. The clothes will be just as white, clean and sweet-smelling, because the “White Russian” is specially adapted for use m hard water, JAS. 8. KIRK & €O., Chicago. I)usl.y Di: mcnd Tar Soap, e e— known that the 1t Best Scup for Lk Hands DY R FOR PAI 1t nover falls to CONQUERER OF PAIN, AdTMQfigs; ive easo to the suffeser: 1414 truiy tha gro ¥or SPRAIN, any BRUISES, BACUACHR, Paln 1a thor exturnal PAIN; » tew applio For CONGESTIONS SOIATICA JPAINS longer centlnuod and tohy ard DYSEN CERY, (Ol IRRAU, S ail ralloved Instacily and qalsly Cured by a6 L0 tnstantiy stop. LUMBAGH WIEH A D WA K'S BALLS Lhars 13 a 0 beder COILK or #1LEVKNTIVE OF FEVED Ol AGUK, by All Drugglate e por Lot | been add much | who | in | | o two be | cisco, Mobile and very fow women would have anything to do with the matter. Up at Fort McKinney, which has a cous siderable civie population, the postmaster yas candidate or Justic woace, Mrs, Ann Skelley, & widow, who has a small store cameout for the place on the morning of the election against the postmaster and the regular democratic nomince. She was elocted. The wives of politicians are im- portant factors. If their husbands are suc- cessful they must be democratic, so that society in Wyoming is delightfully froe and informal. The women voters are touchy. Early in this month a girl who writes for ong of the papers in Washington was a guest of one of the senatorial families here. Sha sent back a lettor burlesquing a Knights of Labor ball which she attended in company with the families of national legislators. She told of the patter of hobnails on the floor. The wivesof the workingmen wore up in arms. They deemed this a gross ine sult. Evorything was done to wipe out the slur, but the hobnail refe | publicans many votes How the women did swarm and flutte push and o scamper _on that mentous day of November. Take Cheyenue, — ‘which is fairly . typ. ical'of the state. Thoey had a represcutative At overy one of the polling places be fore it was time to open. This was to soe that 10 mistakes were made in selecting substi- tutes for such judges and clorks s might fail to appear. Next they looked after the carrviages. Woo to the man who drove a horse that wasw't fit for harness. He was ught up standing and forced to make a corvection without delay. Tho women will have the carriages fust so. Livery is the largrest of the items of expense met by the mpaign committees, The women know it, | and know that the owners of the rigs are overcharging, Hence perfeet service is de- manded At precinet No. 10f district No. 1, Choy- onne, the wives, mothers and sisters’ of the | men employed in the Union Pacific shops vote. They were aroused on the hobn issue and the rustler issue, but they rampant on the subjoct of the antit society. A member of this “protec order was a clerk insido the railing. Women crossed themselves as they approached his vicinity, and after casting their ballots halted” an instant to cast contemptuous glances upon him, But they felt. their dig-* nity and the spirit of the day, and said noth- ing till well toward home again. Some high-toned ladics came from_the other sido of town to sec if a fow republican votes could not be added to the meager cumulation at this precinet. Tho emissaries were treated respectfully, but their mission was a sad failure. About the middle of the day a couple of young men who were *‘work- ing” at this place began to symptoms of communion with the spirit. The women noticed it at once. They knew that no would dare to sell liquor on the first Tue: after the first Monday of November. A short search revealed the oil room. A politiei who had been inviting the boys to the placo was the first to compliment the ladies on their discovery and to promise to have the man who brotght whisky on the south side arrested The fine ladies of the precincts in the second districts. In fheir silk differ not much_from their sisters of tho Irish quarter. There is no difference inde- meanor. In tactics they have more of se, but their operations are no more pro- lific of ood results than the informal meth- ods of the south side maid or dame. Tho clinging, helpless girl is a rarity, but she docs occur once in a while. She asks every man_about the situation, does not carry ‘a notebook herself and forgets ut once what you tell her. Sometimes sho is Sawfully afraid that our side will be beaten.” sionally she intimates in a stage wh that the enemy is hatching some ine famous plot. The clinging woman found tho pace too warm for her this year. Women who have a carriage get tremendously inte ested in the work of bringing in voters, They refuse to take for an answer | when they are gathering a load, and they count the votes they poll, and at night play the game over again lilke ball tossers, Many dances were given during the cam- paign.” 1t is in the ball room that, the female politi i 1 aging manne nee cost the re- and mo- town vote at threo and third election and scalskins thoy , does terrific execution. will get hold of a man of opposite political faith, and, by getting pledee after plodga out of him during the evening, will have him under bond to vote her ticket straight before they leave the supper table. He must sur- render part of his ticket, or there is t She will coax, then argue, then pou the last fetches him. And she sees that he Ikeeps his promises 1t may be said in truth that the Wyoming woman is no kin to the woman suffragist as known in the ecast, and nts nothing to do | with the professionals. The latter are never invited to speak or lecture out here. The women of this state place themselves on po- itical equality with the men. They are in se freaky or cranky about it. After years they | no great veform to show for their excrcise of the ballot. They zcod, honest government and pure eloc- s Finally, do married women vote with their shands? Usually, but on the same g ciple that men closely associated vote alike Politics are table talk, but they have ney been known to wreek a family. The hus- band of a woman who was a_tember of the democratic state convention is o ropublican to the backbone, but they are happy and Prosperous. 10 se . S 1t Took Tronble, Bat Ho Got It, About twoor three months ago 1 pur- chused from youa bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, put up in Des Molnes Ia. Sucl good resuits woro obtatnod fioni it 1se that 1 enciose 100 and ask you 1w send Vlea by expross.—d. A Soriye 1, 15th street, New York City. To H. M. rist, Peokslill, Y. Mr, prosident of one of the largest shirt factorics in New York and widely known in_business civelos, When troubled with o cold, give this remedy a trial, like M. Seriven, you will want it when again in need of such i mediciue, 50 cent botvies for sale by dvi 18 B, LAST Ok SOU Vin (he Wabash Koute, The short line to St, Louis ¢ est route south, Only 387 hours to ot Springs. Only 89 hours to New Orleans. Only 58% hours to Atlanta. Only 52 hours to Jucksonville. With" corvesponding fast time to all points east and south, Round trip tickets to Hot Springs, New Orlenns, Lake Charles, Galveston, San Antonio, City of Mexico, Los Angeles, San 'ran- “ksonvilte, Tampa, Hos wintor resorts of the Reclining chair ca Toledo und Detroit. Pullman buffet sleeping cars on all traing. Bagguwe checked from hotels and private residences to destination, For tickets, siecping car accommodations and furthe tion call at Wubash ticket offi 1502 Farnam street, or write, G. N, CLAYTON, Agont, Omaba, i A Gonteast. Omubka: Thermometer 22 below; wind blowing 40 miles an hour; ico aud gnow | everywhere. San Bernardino: whove; no sHow; where, To o one for nd quic s and all the south and wost. free to St, Loui 'I‘hurlnumn(- r 702 no wind; flowers overys= shungo the diecomforts of the the comforts of the other it is only necessery to purchuse, from the ity ticket agent of \he Rurlington | Route at 1225 i'arnam St., a round t: ip ticket to thy Fucific Const; oight lars will do it The best overland train is the Burs lington’s No. which leaves Omaha at 4:50 p. o, duily, making connsetion in Denver the unext morning with all Trans-Continental trains via the scenio lines to the Coast. - Ton Daya’ Fleasure y little money besidos a pers knowledge of that rewmarkable exas. A special pavty of busis men from Omaha and vicinity to oston and other points in Toxes and urn, will leave Omaha Sunday evens ing, Jun 15, 1803, Don't wiss this u]nlmrmnh_ Tickets for the trip can only be obtained from 17, F. Willisms, room Mirst Notiona! Bank building, who will furnish full particalars upon applicution. or sonal slate