Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1893, Page 7

! TRt e " p \ | Frank Ramge, Lind Barrett and J STORY OF A PHANTOM HORSE. | e femes b o, a3 Messrs, Tler & Co., Grotte, Riley Bros,, —— Frick & Herbertz, Kirscht, George Krug, M & Quinn, Roeschmann, Gladstone, Darst is Been Standi Btatue luff | of Hastings and others contributed Ho is Boen %m.'l“m o4 & Fiatae on & B thousand dollars on wines and liquors. The in Nebraska, Morse Dry Goods company, Kilpatrick-Koch company, S, A. Orct Albert Cahn, Ober felder, Browning, King & Co., Falconer, TRAGIC END OF THE UNKNOWN RIDER | e e e e oL s s -— laces, silks, hosie linens, ete., paying a #ood many thousand dollars into the treas. ury of Uncle Sam Mow tho Treacherous Quicksands of the Platte River Swallowed Up an Unfor- | “The Hammond Packing company brought Y the largest shipment of salt ‘ever imported wnte Man Whos om sl Mraidll Y here—twenty car loads. The Richardson Horse Awaits His Retarn, | Drug company brings quantities of drugs, | brushes, meats, extracts, ete. ; Milton Rogers & Son all kinds'of tiles: Kennard Paint and During 801 e moments, William 8. W ass company, carload lots of window glass; former secretary of the Nebraska Life | Aloe & Penfold company, optical instru Hterary work. While performing the ardu- | yorE8 G oG S O etiean Publish ous duties of general manager of the United | ing company, Shor wnd States Life, he wrote some very clever | and pamphiets; C. S. Raymond and A. B, sketches, some of which have found their | Huberman, heavy invoices of diamonds and ish gruns and way into castern magazines and journals Last month Mr. Wilson left Omaha to re turn to his home in Ke permanently reside was found on his desk after his departu O. H. Jeftries and read to the annual meet by private partics of pictu linens, wearing appare o florists and sced men, Casper, Parker, ‘ Phil Stimmel and Emerson Seed s, china, wines, where he will llowing sketch | import through this office, notably the Ox nard and Norfolk Beet Sugar compani ing of the association. Tt was writtenon | Cahinof Grand Island, and quite recently Mr. Wilson's return from a b s trip | the leading club in Salt Lake City replen thrc h the state is! its sideboard very libe lly with wines ,,,‘},’""‘,“' o R AL LR » attempt is made here to give all the PAGE A DL, Dethack s umes, nor to furnish all the figures whic and Kearney, passengers on the Union Pa- | fIes fob 4o T publl e ]“‘ 1‘4' cifio trains huve occasionally scen what is [ S50 BVEA0 to the publictn the collector's knl\\\n'h. pooplo of thut soction a8 tho | G L A LI Sphantom horse ot the mirage nor the | hot Omah i S New Mexico, nor any illusio wve over ik e n scen Is so realistic as his horse ghost. T | R D e s he ipervising spe appears always on the south side of the rai ant of the T¥e by department shows Foad &t tho extrome point of ‘vision, whore s om0 T By L L the heavens and carth scem to meet, and | (Ml to bo o L eence RiTong our first impression is astonishinent at’ sec ok : dLib B he thir Yo% & Botde. 111G s186; - AIKHUGE ABA BRtipaL (n | TIEH nmonartive ¢ 148 ports of the United .lI:,i“.m W0 the Ay, Mihah you: wondor | States; Tvalse ws that the Omaha oftice whether it is standing on the edrth or out ‘I""‘I“‘\:"""m 5 :\‘:_"“y"]."’“"”l”l“l;\ 2o ‘1\i|.|.-u ‘;:‘m”l m";\l um“‘l bofore you can de- | birier fubibior. Robt und, With (e o o have passed the point of view. 1do not"ut- | Sebtions of New Youk nnd Ghicago, loss th tempt to oxplain this phenomenon, but de. | AnY ot ! ‘The rates on $1 in these th Chicago §0.021, New Yor $0.026, Three years | customs district Kan Joseph third, Omaha fourth Ior the present year they s scribe the phantom as L saw it and give th story as | heard it Some years ago, before that great over- | land route, the Union Pacific railway, was constructed, at . time when the whoop of the Indian, the bellow of the buffalo and the howl of the coyote were not uncommon sounds on the praivies of Nebraska, o hand 10 the in the Missouri valley was and as foll ws s collected., ome, cultured man riding a well-bred horse | Kansas City, duti 180,645.2 200 dvidontly freah from the ‘siaton, dccom: | Omutn, dutlos collectod ., 12807208 panied by one of those familiar characters of | Denver, duties ¢ e 89.219.90 the west, of bronzed and swarthy com- | St. Joseph, duties col . 75,085.60 plexion, wearing a sombrero and riding a . ————— i hronco, left the main trail and turned in the Piles of ple nave piles, but DeWitt s divection of the Platte. Within half an | Witch Hazel salve will cure them. hour 1 reined in their horses on | - ————— the north bank of that mighty stream BOOKS AND PERIODICALS, of sand. The river appeared ~then as it does today ile or more in gling streams of shallow wate islands of sand. 1or a few momen gazed upon the south bank, then earnes debated the question of crossing. Tnere was a difference of opinion, but the matter h, strag. and numerous 1l place of honor i riven to a timely immigration question, Mr. Ch: World's fair. Prof. James Bryce, was soon settled by the handsome stranger | ¢ M L : ; rganizations in the United States and Eng riding straightway into the bed of the vivee, | PrEinfzitions i AL At first overything seemed to favor his de ana.” Senator Mace tells the story of uni versal suffrage in France cision and he had proceeded one-third of the 3 The pther ventured to follow | DOIPD of Oregon discusses the burning ques him and was fifty yards from the bank when | {08 0f the diy, "Does th Al T he noticed the tracks in the sand made by ¢ ] ) e o scientific rticles—one by Alvon G. Cl the first horse had filled water. He called loudly to his companion and turned baclk to the sh rning word was given too late. The horse was struggling in sand and water to the depth of the sadale skirts, At this moment his rider stood ercet and leaped | upon an island of white, dry sand He landed upon his feet, but was ankle deep in the sand —a fow steps forward and the sand wus 1o his knec One desperate struggle he made to brin, himself upon the surface, but the effort ¢ ject of perhaps more weral i mond, the well known neurc addition to these the numbe | | “Bible Lesson for Mr. Herbert. Spence | Gail Hamilton, a by by Amelia E. } Limits of 1.« arr, definition of ed then to | ried_him waist decp. He see Coleman, and_an_ account of the realize his terriblo position, and_ lifting up | Wethods and purnoses of New Yorl's “City his volco guve o messago to his horror | Vifiunee Leaguo, by Dr. Parkhurst, stricken companion, striving by word and | 1he Review of Reviews has established it- gosture to make him comprehend it, but | without success, The creeping, insidious, | B pans dovouring sand was now to 1is shoulders | 24 D i o He had n from the inside pocket of his Ars! s gy dda e, Az cont what seomed to-be = package of papers, | Ut elass ) round informer, of whi and-holding it above his head was evidently T ' trying to impress upon his companion the | @ mportance of their preservation, but his ar in Mex ; Today” will attract s hroat. A moment more and it X b SHoDIAL S i «‘n":x:lhisn \“j\‘l‘l‘ldn\lml] alive in that far | thercare otherarticles of quite equal inter: away, desolate spot, and the island of sand | §5%. There is an attractive skete presented the sum ooth, dry ‘and | Magion Crawf :‘l‘:},‘,:“"'"f:;“', i i l;.‘jf;:!“gj_‘""},‘; extension movement, and the sto; papors was all to indicate that but a | hetel, of an Ameriean Ceirl moment bofore it had treacherously engulfed | pftered - horself to - Pusteur and. Ha a human being. The man upon the bank, | Kine as the = first woman who dar xed by the fascination of horror, | azed at the spot he k fil‘ turned away from the wierd, mysterious river, ho saw a short distanco down the Siream, o ridorloss horsestill struggiing with | ™ Gurrent Literature is brimful of instruc main trail and eastward on the trail to the | Hve articles on_current topics. first settloment, There he told the story of ‘:”_"l“‘ll LR as guide or scout was ready for any enter- | G8 DIMCXS prise that promised adventure and life in the | SPJects open air. He knew naught of the lost man— | had been employed as a guide to take him to Asiatic cholera. The whole numbep, usual, is profusely illustrated, and p exceptionably readablo. all ed, One of the featu! portraits a certain settloment in_ the South Platte | pesscps and of the members of the late country, ~Who tho stranger was, from | ', sey's Magagino has six-page asticle whence he came, and the purpose of his lonely journey, are secrets held by the quick- sands of the ‘Platte, unless revealed by the package of papers left on the sand, which, it is hinted, were afterwards secured by one who heard the guide’s story, and that large and very valuable landed property is wrong fully held by virtue of the possession of that package of papers. There may yet be an in- terosting sequel to the guide’s story of the on “Mountain Railroad Engincering ining much information on t to most people, T. C. Cr “Newspapers of Karope, | F. Chambers on the “Advance of Mode | Surgery.” The I | subject of an intere of his me A Ladi contains the lost stranger, with whom the settlers as- Ladio8 Home Jou . b sociated the illusory horse, for over thero | LWouitivles of special I RISHE a madora L beyond the Platte, opposite the point where | & liter S QuRs savhanial Haws | thorne's “Literary Methods" are gi | ally described by~ his daughter, Mrs the crossing was attempted, to this day at intervals of time appears the phantom horse | 411y described h in‘an attitude of patient waiting, perhaps ;'A‘I‘_"‘ ,","31"‘"'.' RS '”“"l“’l; """" “"‘n fors phavtomrider, means to be “The Wife of a Literary Man." — The Home Journal has arranged with OMAHA’'S CUSTOM HOUSE, Christine Nillss How the Value of Imports Has Increased | of Lato Years. Prior to the beginning of the fiscal year | N. 1889 the total duties col! valuable suj As a journ stions on voice culture of Americ tions of this country were de years, were $93.431. Under the ope immediate transportation privileg were conferred upon Omal tion of 3 which | from which the Pilgrim fathe o in the latter | their voyage in the M part of fiscal yoar 1885, receipts from cus- | s cast upon the famous tams have greatly inereased. In 1801 facili- | o | ties for warehousing were udded, an ex- | tributes s poem entit amfnation room, with necessary service, was | the Life of Columb provided, at an annual rental of #4600, and in | W, 1. H, Lecky, U all proper ways the usefulness and the oftice have been enlarged. For the fiscal | Jas Campbell for his book. “Th year ending June 10, 1802, collections overran | Holland, England and Americ 125,000, Owaha people are hardly | says: *“I'he chapter on the Ir aware of the extent to which some of the manufacture chants have been recently imy During the twely Decomber, 1802, the Cudahy Packing com- | Jent 4 good deal of rather exigy pany has imported d 4,000,000 pounds of tin plate, ' Clavke-Andreesen Hardware compagy and | book with enthusiasm. ™ the. Rector & Wilhelmy company re psgu Lo QY ST celyed nearly 750,000 pounds of terne plate, | Porfeet setion and porfoct h or roofing tin. The wholesalo crockery | from the useof DeWitt's Little & merchants, Messrs. Gateh & Lauman and M. | A pepfeet littlo pill, H. Bliss of Omaha, and W. A. Maurer of | Council Blufls have imported, directly, up- | wards of 600 crates of earthenware, or mor than forty ear loads. This does not include & greab quantity of glassware and art goods which these firms and Mr. Samuel Burns | have brought to Omaha from abroad. Al most 500,000 pounds of tea have been import od into Omaha by Paxton atinghe McCord-¥ pany, Nebraska Cold Storage company, D. M. Steclo & Co. aud W. G 4 . 3 . Bushuman.” ihose gentlonion have iyl DON'T .DELAY. Omaha a ve An other branch of trade which has becn greatly TAKE develoded in this city is the handling of funcy pleklos ynd prescrved vegetables pat. up ia England, France and Gevmany. The McCord-Drady company has had six full car loads, Paxton & Gallugher five, and both | Kouses have taken out smaller invoices at various times. Farrell & Co, have lmported several car loads of maple sugar from Canuda, though most of their supply conies from na tive sources. The Owah it Smelting company got hundreds of car loads of Mexl- can ore, quito o good deal of which comes di n?!'l‘y 'G this port 'he Max Moyer companies pald $3,000 in dutles on cigars and musical instraments e ooias, Gosgha, Eete Thraat, Oroup, Tu alone last year; H. Rosenstock & Co., nearly rtaia sare Jor Coatenetn 1o hoos s 5,000 on loaf tobaceo; the engs I-Scoteh es. riing. that y erated col foux Falls Lined | ands sure relief in adv Use ot onon, Spmpany, South Dakota, over $4,000 on ‘ma- | You wiil se the cxoclient stlast stiae aking th 4 A N Srat doss. Bold by dsalers sverywhers. Large chinery from Ireland; lelin & 'lhnmpoun,l fomndess Seld by dsalare o Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant A S COMPETENT LADY and refreshing to the taste, and acts | nily yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- | _ aches and fevers and cures habitual | B SALARY 05 LOMMISSION T0_ AG constipation. . only remedy of its kind ever duced, pleasing to the taste and ace | ¥0pef week. ' We'nlsowant'n yeneral gent to tak sicky, books watches, and there are frequent importations ete. Then thereare by | ompany. Quite a number outside of Omaha ceptable to the stomach, prompt in | chuilce its action and truly beneficial in its | {lt o Syne: Monroo Krasing Mk Co. v effects, prepared only from the most | T D healthy and agreeable substances, its | many excellent qualities commend it | to all and have made it the most | ular remedy known. | yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c | ! dmiston Siato agent and 81 bottles by all leading drug- | Any reliable druggist who dateudy omy may not have it on hapd will pro- | ¢ cure it promptly for any one who Bri\ANTED wishes to try it. Do not accept any . substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, NEW YORK, . LOVISVILLE, KY. o cities were, £0.021, Omaha nk of tho four chief City first, Denver second, St. In the North American for January the article by Senator Chandler of New Humpshire on the ller urges tringent restriction for the sake of the B compares in a masterly manner “Political bow (ring casiontouse thistime-honored It is the only bow that cannot be twisted off the case, and is found only on J: Boss Filled and other watch cases stamped with this trade Ask your jeweler for a pamphlet, or send to the manufacturers, Keystone Watch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA, N —— “BAY_STATE™ GUITARS, MANDOL BANJOS, Zi ano DRUMS, We make a_variety CHEAPEST 10 the MOST ELEGANE and CONTLY instraments, wd Senator b S k, the constructor of the celebrated telescope in the Lick observatory, on the **Possibilities of the Telescope,” and 'the other on a sub- terest, “In- somnia and Recent Hypnotjes™ by Dr. Ham- ist In contains o aper on “IMlirting Wives®™ he imate Discussion” according to Bishop Coleman, and_an account of the gap and has a distinet line of its mber of the new year wtion of the magazine as is litically, scientific- socially. In view of the mutterings i o the Character Sketch s it haded 3 cops ko o is | on “President Diaz and the Mexico of voice was silenced by the eruel sand in his ‘ial attention. But THE LEWIS BANJO, Endorsed by ths BEST Playe Send_for Catalogue and ion'the Instruments you ik of purchasing. J0UN C. HAYNES & (0. BUSTON, MASS of F\. arion Crawford, the novelist, with por- ted article on the university . told by girl _who aft- i | SPEGIAL - NOTIGES. DTERTISEMENTS FOR THESKE COLUMN: I be taken untll 12.4%% m. for the oven 1] 8:30 0. . f0F tho Moroing or & K nday edi i o : No ndvertisoment taken f6r less than 25 cets for hose coln 1105 and | oent & word for | tont or $1.L0 per 1ine per Advance. Initinls, fgur Advart 0 A num 0 nddressed Wil be delivered on the of the check, | SITUATIONS WANTED. A5 VANTED, YOUNG MAN, POSITION A8 1 skkceper or general office work. Best of ref. | erences. Box 770, City A% 20 A WANTED, POSITION BY A YOUNG £Aage 10, in shoe store, with some exj | reforonces Address W i, Bec M) | D wishos position as housekoop: rosp | family: best of raforences. Call 1101 North WANTED -MALE HELP. NP3 andle tho Patent Chemical Ink Krasing Pencll Byrup of Figs is the | uc"most userol and novel invehtion of th ako ro- | Erascs ink thoroughly in two » nds. Works Iike wle, 200 to f0 per: cent profit. Agents making char, ) territory and appalntsub agonts. A ro 0 mike oy. Write for ms AN & s | P-WE PAY SALARY WEEKLY TO GOOD Mo2i LIABLE SOLICITORS Central Lifo Insur Jod territory and liberal contracts to the r ). M. yms 43, 46 and 47 Bure bik, Lincoln, Neb, M58 J30 TWO GOOD HARNESSMAKERS yyment; work by the plece. Schmitz horst, Wymore, Neb, 168 1 3 WANTED, A GOOD HARNESSMAKEL T. 5. Curry 186220 li BAKER — WANTED, FIRST-CLASS bread and cakes. Carl Roth, Holdroge, N B, VANTED, LINNER FOR INSIDE AND OUT side work: must also understand plumbing: | steadyy job; reference required, . P, Olmsted & Co., Wayne, Neb. MIgT-18 B2 )VANTED, 20 LABOKBRS FOR EPEARFISIT » So. T'akota: ahip Tuesday, 10 a. m. Call at 608 South Tenth sireet Miiz 160 B SALESMEN FOR AN EASY SELUING ARTI clo; liberal pay. | WANTED, AN A NO. LLITHOGRAPH THAV ng olieitor for Town, Nebraska, hukota and territory. Address Stophiens Litho. and Co., St. Louls, and accompany 1t with proper ontinls, M3 1T B, ANTED, Goop 11 heavy work rightaway. § | J.C. Cambell. 1, INESSMAKER ON per set, b o Inch yra, Nob 100-14¢ TWO FIRST CLASS HARNESS iy work At § r st Men with | cforred. Add! C.smith & Co., f 185148 WANTED-FEMALE HELP, C.YGUSG LADIES CAN 800N ACQUIRE A working ‘knowledge of shorthand and_type: | writing at Van Sants' 813 N Y. Life. M i| WANTEL, LADIES UR YOUNG M 1O | tako 1ight, plensant wWork at their own homes: $1.00 o .00 ver day can bb guietly made; work sent by mail; 10 canvassing. For particulars ad- dress Globe Mfg. Co., Box 3331, Boston, Mass. ks tablished 1850, MG f19¢ S DANISH AND SWEDISIT EMPLOY- NS it oftice, corner 16th and Douglas, up stairs; ds of help nlways on hand; 5 good girls for sl housework: Flo* 0; 10 painting Or can vassing. Send ivelope. Kcl:o Manufacturing c square, Boston, Mass 1=A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN 10 KE Jfor a tamily of four. German preferr dress, . 0. box 218, Blate, Nob. 200 18 (1-WANTED, A NEAT GIRL FOR SECOND work. 2200 Totge. M7 18 1=WANTED, LADY AGENTS IN BYERY TOWN to sell ludios’ and ohildren's aprons, underwear, wrapper {0 private: homes.” . Good wages. Send self addredsod, stampid enveipe for partic ulars. - Address, The Womans Apron Co., 50 Mich igan avenue, Chlcago, 1iL 2 C “WANTED, GOOD GIRI. D) FOR RENT—-HOUSES. FOR_RENT, No. 2415 CAPITOL AVENUE, modern. The'0. ¥. Davis Co., 1506 Farnam st. it T);FOR, BENT. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF *Jelty. “Tne 0. ¥. Davis compaoy, 1605 Farnam st ~ % —FLATS, DWELLINGS, COPTAGES, IN ALL barts of the city.” Kilkehny & Co., 203 Karbach 710 submit to the experiment of being inoculated ow niot how long. As | BY the new method at Pasteur institute for \ps ay ggs heresy trial, the political nce, the Brussels monetary Failures tion are among the multifarious of this month's number is the introduction of of Jayand George Gould, of de Mistakes| con- :ula‘ by thoso sufferinz and hopeless subject of in- wford writes " and Dr. P, n ‘ench artist Detaille is the ting little sketeh, which is illustrated with fine reproductions of some Nervous, Chronic or Private Diseases Who place themselves under the able, experl- | Yenlent to motor line ed, scientific aphic- Isson for **A Study of the Voice," an article which will no doubt contain some n history the itional Magazine has no rival. From the cted at the Omaha | January number we learn, many of us for the custom house, covering a veriod of sixteen | first time, that the characteristic institu- - ived not from England, but from the little Duteh republic set out on A new light Boston mussacre by aper by Mr. Lindsay. - Will Carloton con- d “Three Scenes in and skiliful gifted and successful spe- | FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. o , 4Far n near d st., with heat; board If de Neither are there any fallures or mistakes — e - methods of these | [ -DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSK ON OALI They stand unequaled os aro | i M, masters of medicine, in their chosen callinz, and their sue among the marvelous phenomena of the age y have reached the hizhest pinnacle of glish historian, has pe of | written a letter of congratulation to Doug- Puritan in Mr. Lecky In tho troatment and curo of all disnases of | T3 _KURNISHED ROOMS, 145 DODGE STREF , delicate or sexual l stand unrivaied, und 27 yonrs of unInterrupted | m———— T T cess places them far above all others,ev those who ure strivinz for the top round the lndder of fume as bl | pecially interested me, and contained much and mer- | which was quite new to me, 1 own, 1 think 3 our anti-English feeling is ‘stronger mwonths ending with | thanyou seem to suspect, and that it has v ectly into Omaha over | to your narrative, but the Dutch would be he 1o | very ungratefulif they did not welcome your they Send 4 cents to pay postage, and recoive, free a copy of thelr valuuble new book of 12) | - CONSULTATION FREE. Oall upon, or address with stamp. 119 South 14th St., Cor. Douglas St:, OMAHA., NEB. the biood, are sals e best medicine know breath, headache, hear 0, Tiental depression, painful fon, and every dicease resulting from ro biood, or n fallure by the stomac 1, liver oF ir. iform their pro| ating are bene 10All, 1 gromm, #5 MICAL 0., 10 Sruce £t eecesssecnsnece. Pursons 8 D NEWZROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, 1IN Stanford circle. Convonient for business' men of Omaha and South Omsha, C. 8. Elgutter, 204 | Eee bulldivg. 55 ii TEN-ROOM MODEKN HOUSE, COR. 1971 lund Mason streets. Call at 607 Brown blag. MSSE kY DFOR RENT-1 STEAM HEATED FLAT: © rooms: Linton block, 13th and Mason strects; (o g00d repulr. Inquire at 917 in the block. Jiin Hamiin, agent Mods MO0 D-tanGe [ ron Nt TWO 5ROOM COTTAGES ON motor. Call al southwest cor. 6th and Dougl i1l I)fs HOOMS IN BKICK FLAT; 1600 LEAVEN- Worth straot. B [);FQR RENT, A TEN-ROOM TOUSE, ALL newly painted and pupered, with modern fur. nace, bath room and water closet. hotand cold water, situnted In one of tho finest resident neigh- borhoods in the cily—half block north of Farnam street on §8th street. Inquire of Home Investment Co., third oo, Paxton bull ding. 223 190 D-ror re rick house, elghtrooms, No.3202 Poppleton ave., corner Popploton ave tnd Thirts-second st,, south and east front, finished in oak. with hahdsome mantels, bath, splondid furnace, brick cellars, etc., $50.00. Erick house, elght rooms. No. 1140 South Thiri~ second at.. onk tinish, with nice bath, furnace, eity water, clstern, gas, sewerage, brick cellars. etc., | §6.00. Elegant brick house, No. 5005 Pacific st., one of the finest finished and'cosiost eight-room houses i the city, with all modern conveniences, including elegant porcelain bath tub, hot and cold water, stationary laundry tubs, cte/, no finer location i 0. T, NEAR HANSCOM PARK. ye houses aro all on paved streets, con in perfectly healthy loca. ot | tionana_pleasant nelghborhood. Geo. N. Hicks, 85 New York Life. 12414 — sired; reforencos required. Address T 68, Heo. 61 195 “forniu street Inquire room 21, Dou glas blook. | JO-NICE ROOMS, STEAM HEAT, 1723 DAVE “uport street. M85 250 51 in | FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. and successful s e It you aro afiicted it Is yoar d uvy 10 soe these gifiod paysicians without delay References. 1822 Chicago stroet. Mz 17e TIANDSOME SOUTIT ROOMS WITH_BOARD) THE DOLAR, 10 ANS TN, FTT BT HOME UNDER CARE OF soelation, 111 So. 17¢h st 210 FURNISHED ROOMS _ WITH 0ard, steam hioat. Utopla, 1721 Day: TYOUNG WOMEN 206160 JFRONT ROOM™ ¥OR 4 ALSO SINGLE Duth rooms, 2209 Farnmm streot M3l4 2 T SEBAM HEATED A ble bodrders also ccommo- dated. The Hillslds, northwest corner I8th Dod ge M —————————————— FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS | (" 3 ROOMS §10; 2 ROOMS 88, 222 N 15TH stroet 220-18% 28000 ce 0y | m— | rogulato 3 FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICEST Tokon ne 916 Far T, THE 48TORY BRICK BUILDING, m st. Thoe bulldiog has & fireproof co ment basement, complote steam , heating fixtures; water on all the Hoors, gas, €te. Apply st the § | oMce of The Be: 010 ancutiers | ] ONEFOURSTORY BIUCK BUILDING 22 FEET wide. 07 Larney st ‘ e000ed | [—FOR RENT A VERY DESIRABLYE BUILDING NERVOUS DEBILITY suitable fora warehouse, with stable o conee ton. Trackage front and rear. Address K. A Carmichuel care of MoCord, Brady & Co Lt | [0FFICkS WITHNELL BLK. CENTRAL AND | .| Lcheap 652 jane ¥ the rocipe that | T-VOR RENT_WARKHOUSE WITH THA(K Address | Lage; will bulld 1o sult tenant. Trackage lots 11th BlrLek, vox 147, Marsball, Mich, sod laard (o loase 5. 8. Curtls, 208 5. 16th st 08170 DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JANUARY 16, AGENTS WANTED. WANTED—A every connty where we have cured ropre MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. LIVE MAN evadn Sliver CALL AT THE OFFICE OF L OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, INCORPORATED, iceess e | salos overywhere, IF YOU WANT MONRY You can borrow on FURNITURK HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAG €5, MERCIHANDISE AN ¢ OTHER SECURITY We wiillend you F §1.000,000 worth of g HOUSEHOLD AGKNTS FOR WARKHOUSE Ing mon ey making artiele: over sample and to Ky, Providen A NEW FASTSELL 20,000 & day being without publielty or remoyal of proporty You ean pay the money back In wny ) poymont 8o STORAGE, STORAGE CHEAP. CLEAN arnani streot tyou have the property and the money 0f hoth the pay for itonly as DON'T STORE HOUS L1 GOODS \\‘AIII‘ | A Trial of tl Smith Premie u Nothing loronstrate all wo claim | pluce the Sy, 10 6XPONY OF wanted, but you will ¢ 1 and seo s and you will OMATA MO R IV, S0 SOUT L 101 first HO0F Abey THE OLDEST PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA WANTED TO BUY. P LOAN CO, it Will spoak for fte first mortgages 1 Board Trade Ity ean no lonzer callonus for eatale 'THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO Cor, 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb Telephono 1281, PATEN SUES & CO., Solicitors, Beeo Building, Omsaha, Neb tyears Exaniners ( 'PENSIONS! MORTGAGES GOOD REAT Argold, 603 Be 1 LOAN MONEY ON ANV KIND OF WANTED TO RUY AN Box 1016, Des Motnes, In 0. 60, 90 DAYS, CHEAP RATES WANTED TO BUY, and easy payments. on furnit Balduft, 16th and Capi A SMALL SAFE 500,000 USED STAMI MONEY LOANED. or other personal p SECONDATAND ELEVATOR Clalms bought farm wagon large enough to raise n \ - PRITCHARD, 61 DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & DODGE Mary's and Day BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE FURNITURE. HAND SQUAR palr, for salo chos £ 200d busine FORSALE - HORSES, WAUONS.EI:C »—FOR SALE. first-class location WIHOLESALE FRUIT, PRODUCE, | commisslon business, orly roved socurity 7, Fremont, Neb Bost of rensons o o call at 3927 Miama straot, where goods can FOR SALE, TWO FINE MATCHED SORREI maro and one Must bo sold at Fidelity Loun and Guarantoe Co., Room 4, Withnell bldg STOCK OF MERC CLAIMS! bIg business ding my attention McCREW THE SPECIALIST. 1s unsurpassed in the troatment of ail PRIVATE DISEASES and all Weakness and Disorders B, TEAM OF GOOD, SMALL HORSES] .. Loowmls, 1002 Farnam st CINBRSHID, farms, mining . Sherldan, Wyo. ) MAKE MONEY 3,000.00 drug stock in 11ve town dolog cash busi for xeiling, have SALE erECELLA’NEOUS CHEAP, A 86 1101SE itomatic engine; alss ono 12 hor no, both in good r ver Printiog’ Co., 107 How other business that needk part cash, and secured papor. Investigation Ashiand, Neb. Inquiro of Fost WANTED, A LADY 10 TAK tin & millinery business in SECONDTIAND 1AND POWEL ELEV A THIRD Ot for ecirculars PANDARD CATTL Oninia, Neb. onhand buled hay, for sale on track Omaha, Neb. EXCELLENT LOCATION M. 1L, St OR DOCTOR COR THEBIICK THAT Sherims Sule. > luquire of the Ll £200.00 PART CASH WILL BUY A FIRSTCT i 1)y virtue of foreman at the hospital an execution fssued listrict court CHEAP POTATOE tail, call at 321 South Tonth F month with ¢ lered by sidd court at in fuvor of tho BLACK HILLS GOLD ORF R T i motes Missourt, and against tho Motropolit slig to Prof Send stamp for printed st ten of Umaha FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR OMAHA REAL ESTAT /,nctunl valuation, Mone AJUDGMEMT FOR 81,05 costs against Willinm W property of Metropolitan FORR MDSE., e MISCELLANEOUS. line of Safd The Metropol- —TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS or exchnnge mdse, horses & cattle. Add. box 76, Frankfort, strect in tho efty of Omaha, | on Dodge stroet as extended,” Woodman . Underwood avenu ! streot in Dundeo Plac unty of Douslus and s framo building located on lot ARPET WOVEN INTO anin Carpot and ltug 1521 Louvonwor ——— CLAIRVOYANTS. son avenue or LIEAN STOCK Of ke real cstato & mo ARKEN, CLATIY OY w,fi£th your at 119 N, 16th! IMPLEMENT STOCK AT IMO- oss T\, J. o gor relinble basiness 1 r s by - : = “Record book, J-MIS. DK M. LEGRAVE, PROVILETESS, DEAD trance clairvoyant and life from cradio to grave; can bo consultod on all affatrsof life; has the celobrated Kgyptian broast uniie the separated and cause marriago Come one, come all and bo con- Ottice und_rest- (BAR LOTS AL MANITOU, Colo., for cloar Nebraska land or k004 6quitins. Address B. J. Richurds, Box 1303, Denver, WILL TRADE lifo reader; tolls your anted (o sald conrpany, which includes o5 secured ther v, and 1 will on tho 1), 1503, commencing . of Suid diy with one you 1yve. vinced of ier ramarkable powers, dence 417 8. 11th at., hours 9. m life chart and pnoto of your future wifo or hus. band sont througk matl for $.00, chart alono §2.00. All letters contalning 4 ceats in stawmps promptly 18) ACRES OF CLEAR LASD IN ONE OF the bost wintor wh ke for 10 or atdistriots in % acro tract pay cash difforcns Address, giving price and loeation, o Kansas to ox bidders for xecution, the amount dug four hundred ~CALIFORNIA RAISIN VINEYARD FORSALY rexchange for good income yro; highly improved _—_— MASSAGE, BATHS, E ME SMITH, 1821 CAPITOL AVENUE, ‘Massage, alcohiol | torty-six and 01-10G0 dollars (¢ and sixteen o vl 35-100 dolly est on sald a ay of September, 1892, and the s costs on said judgnu SherifT of Dov LAKE, HAMILTON & MAXWELL, Attorne, anuary b, 1893, RAILWAY TIME GARD Leaves | CHICAG ) B0 Depot 10th and Muson Sty, 0 Vostibulo o full boarin i K00d buildings: all kinds i ample wator right; 1o 1n finest grape grow For particulars address W and sea baths. ct in the state. FP=MME. CARSON, 1121 floor, room 7, massage, alcohol, sulphur 500D FARM 1IN SOUTHERN HOLT COU for Dmahn property; y 3 What Lave you? Address W i3 Beo —_— AND LANGUAGES. LLENBECK, BANJO TEACHE cor. I5th und Harney. MUSIO, ART IFULSOUTH A clear a d good | 4 lots on motor line property for good Alex. Moore, 401 Bee bullding. lUprove1 property. W. T. Graham, MeCaguo bld'g, FOR_TRADE, 67 Military ave. noar Unmliton st W. T Grabam, Mo 5 Farnam stree “LOANS ON IMPROVED AND city property, §.600 and upwards, 610 7 por No delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co Wil sell cheap. Lo Cileago & Lowa Ly vos [BURLING TON & o Depot 10th a1t Muson Sti. NEY ST. TO I.‘(’ 15th and Harnoy for smaller house. VW - F HARRISON, 012 N. Y, LIF K M OMALIA, o for improved city —ANTHONY LOAN AN Lifo. lends at 10w raton for caoioe scenrity on Nebraska Ot L0wa farins 0f Omaha city Proporey; i Al (Exeopt $un) FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. nd Mason Sts naas Clty Day Kxpros Ight Exp. vin U Louls Kxpross.. A NICE HOUSE FOR WIHAT you are now paying rent, and still not live in Nuttinger, Chawbor 0f TO LOAN—I HAVE ABOUT 8.000 {0 loan on improved Omaba. proporty. privits in'0ne or more 1oans. oM | Union epot 10th & Marey Sta. ON OMAHA L MA o and Nebraska and cont interest, with no addi tlonal charges for commissions or Attornoys foes. st Nat'l bank bldg, Omaha C TO LOAN, SUMS §00.00 A eorge Paul, 1605 Farnam » . WALLACE, 512 BROWN BLK. —MONEY T0 LOA oll Bluffs ronl ost: farms ot {rom § braska farms, many excollont bargains, land rapldly advaneing, $10.00 to §55.00 per Hogxs & HIlL, 108 ¥ for particulars. W. B. Meikle, (TTUICE BA L 1} ) OMATIA REA] The Midway Investmen [Union Depot 10th and Maroy sSts. “Knnsas City UNION PACIFIC Unlon Depot 10th and Marcy Sts. Beatrico Kxpross L Denver Expross O SALE OR ; XCITANGE TWO CLIEAN LOTS vision to Council Bluils. BORROWERS Lra charges of Moncy 18 choap. i on Umaha city property. Why pay high rates? You can et {nil benefit of low Loan and Trust Co.. 16th and Dodge. Bargatns only o ety My word 18 good 0 Surmaba Fx(oit i) Donver Fast Mail 2024 Now York Lite, 8 OR TRADE, 2 GOOD LOTS | vithin 2 blocks of motor line. Wil take good uprigiit plano or will sell Address at onco 3 1, Boo oftice, aaba Nat hank blag ChicRz0 Xprass iots very cheap. Reed & Selby SIOUX CITY & PAUIFIG JARM IN WYOMING U meres, half timber ST RATESONIM od and unimproved real ostate,! Lo yours. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam st —WANTED AT ONC Omaha_property; Stoux Cliy I St Paul Kxpross. . LOANS ON IMPROVED = Al HILL, $1,100 Ity limits, 8500 per acro; Curtls, 208 8, 1 Depot, 15th and Webster Sis St Paul Limitod OMAIIA & N1, LOUI. A Maroy sua. | St Louls Caniion gardon land, 8400 por ne RATES, FIDILITY TRUST COM. 2 Farnam stroet MATIA SAVING on real estato at 1owest mark made in small or largo su o commission 15 chargad and the | oan t but oan aiways rier of I3th and Douglas str BANK MAKES LOANS can bulld s nice home of wix only one block 3 & Himebaugh's addition monthly paymo; z00d ot In_that Dopot I5th and Wabstor St Acoommodution xprose (10x. Sundn; addition from $00 Lo have some lots in Highland Park at 8100 5 pm | Sloux City 615 pm| Haneroft Passengor (Kx. Sond'y) 5 & MO, VALLIY Dopot 15th and Wabster Sta. loaus, 10w ratos. per acre, and 0'ncro tract northwest of city which will make a §00d 1nvest Omaha Iteal Estate & Trust Co., room 4, I ! Kat.) Wyo. kxp. (Kx Ex. Sunday) property, low rate. A, C. Frost, Douglas bk 0 ACRES SARPY COUNTY; 2) MILES FROM atle from Springtield: £.000 barn. fatr | brolard and all kinds of fralt & TRUST CO. BE “‘; CENTRAL L0, CHICAGO & NORTHWES FEIN | A Omaba U 1. dopot. 10th and Maroy Ste. | X Bun'y) Carroll Passengor ¢ lleazo Exprass Vestibule Limitod astern Fiyer... Pass. (Fx. Moi)| 4.3 MISROURT PACT Depot 15th nnd Webs St Louls Expross Louls Exjross Nebrasks Local OMAKIA & 87 t, Counell B, ~DO YOU WANT TO BORROW MON real estate. city or farm loans In sums of 3500 and For particulars Fainam street Harrison, 912 N. ¥ low rates; no J. Paal, 1005 IR OF SPECTAC ounting room. OST, BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG W1 iwhife sirip Keward paid for return to 2023 Castel T V.A.\Vfi AT LOWE business or other choloo property 1o Omal Jlenvo at Beo eler, 417 Karbach hlock MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS. OST—LADY'S ook In frort of Falcomer's Fridoy. © and recolvo roward DRESSMAKING. UDDINGTON AN GUARANTEE €O, THNELL BLOCK 819 SOUTH 15TH, CORNE R | FIDELITY 1. i OFPENS MONDAY Jan. §; where ladios aro taught the art of dross making, basting and finishing thelr own drossos wh coruer Douglns and | SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. MAKA COLLEGEOF SHORTUAND AND 1Y DK Atluntle Bxprons WILL \ LoaN Ladlios can work on Union Depot, Counetl Blufs. | | Kausas Clty Night Ex WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITUIRE CARRIAGES, WAREHOURK SONALPROPERTY OF ANY KIND, RECKIPTS OR PEIR: WURL'N & Ot Unlon Depot, Councll B > Ohicass Rapreas Chieako Express Croston 1 oeal RIOUX CITY & P Union Depot, Counoll Blnfa TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1804 Farnam St., wiLL / Do weLL OUL TERMS W ¥ St 1'nul Expross CHICAGO & NORTILWESTERN 0 1080 In PrOPOFLoN L0 BmAUNE y0u ny kind, we wi U aud carey It as long as you desire CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE AVPLI No publicity or removal of properiy. so t Wet Llie use of both money sud property pay it off for aud Expross x fun) Atlentie Mali (Kx Mon; Ouaha, Neb