Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 8, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WE INESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1893. ANOTIER RATE WAR SETTLED Union Pacific Again Brings its Rivals Into Line. RATES FROM HELENA TO OMAHA RESTORED ¥assengers Were Carrled from Salt Lake to Denver for 85 Minor Matters of Inte to Rail- road Men, st The white-winged angel of peace again settled upon the railroad “situation,’ truce has been patched up between the Union Pacific and the Rio Grande Western. A telogram sent bylGeneral Passenger Agent Fravcis, from Salt Lake, yvesterday, an nounced that result, but gave no particulars In talking to a Salt Lake rcporter, Mr. Lomax is vepresented to have said: *‘We did not act hastily or impetuously. Tt is a plain business proposition. . We did not p pose to tie up 1,800 miles of road, as against 400 miles of the Rio Grande Western, and leave 1,200 miles of road open to do as they please. The Rio Grande covers small of the territory here the Missouri river exchanged bus Burlington, Rock Island situation was different. No are disposed to make all the trouble that they can, They reach into this city over the Rin Grande, and you can see that we cannot make terms with the Rio Grande unless it binds itself to control these roads. T Grade certainly ought to be able to control them, and if so disposed can finda way. We do not propose to take a bluff that she can't 1f we should enter fnto an agreement with the Rio Grande, and, without requiring her to bring the roads east of Denver to time, they would continue the old practice of pay- ng high commissions for trade from this city, and we no power to stop them, Al we ask is t the Rio Grande shall be responsible for the actions of her Missouri river allies and we will have no trouble in coming to terms. The Midland, the Denver & Rio Grande, the Rock Island, the Santa Fe and the Burlington are part of the Rio Grande as regards Missouri river busines: The tickets which have been the cause of thisdisruption between the roads are issued on arate made from Helena to Or meet the Great Northern. First class tic are placed on sale at H from Helena to Salt 1 brokers could ticket passengers to Salt Lake for $15 or #18, giving them a rebate on the brokers in the ter city The fare from Salt Lake and Ogden to Omaha is #0 on first class business, so the brokers.in Salt Lake these tickets for # to Denver, be resold to the brokers there. the tickets handled by the brokers were on second class bus) the rate from Helena to Omaha being but 25, There is nd ss rate from Helena to Ogden and Salt Lake, 50 the #5 Omaha ticket place of 1he 2206 ticket Mr. Francis of the Burlington confirmed the telegram by saying that he had wired Mr. Bennett avthority to act for the Bur- lington in any settlement that might be made. *“Theso rate wars are demoralizing the least,” said the general passenger of the Burlington, “and this one have been particularly so, as the sions paid necessitated a haul on the part of both Union Pacific and Rio Grande from Ogden and Salt Lake to Denver for something less than 5, a distance of neurly 700 miles. Less than a cent a mile over mountainous roads. Now that kind of yailroading wight do for boys, but it is hardly the kind of railroading you would ex- pect men to engage in, especially from a {business standpoint.” from with & Santa Fe these roads the the But most of to say nt seems to Hmmis IMMIGRANT COMMISSION: Encouraging Headway Made Settlement of the Question Cnicaco, 1, Feb. 7.—At an adjourned meeting of the Western Passenger associa- tion today, encouraging headway was made toward a settlement of the question of immi- grant commissions. A resolution was of- fored slon on intermediato and & maximum local business, commission of § from eastern railway association points 10 Missouri er points, St. Paul, Minneapohis and points beyond. including points in Kansas, Nebraska, Norch nd outh Dakotn and Minnesota : also a commis- sion of £4.50 to Colorado and The Northwestern line objected to the propo- sition to abolish *‘split orders.” It was finally decided to incorporate in_the resolu- tion a provision that *split orders” should not be used or accepted except on business to and via St' Paul and Minneapolis, and that division of business shonld be left with the immigrant agents. 1t is understood that the steamship agents are euch to give un indem- nity bond of §1,000 to insure the roads against the misuse of these *'split orders."” At o meeting of interested property owners today the Central Eleval Railroad com pany was organized, for the construction of an elevatcd loop in the down-town district for the joint use of all railroads. Fifteen directors were elected and the company will be incorporated with a capital of £,000,000. 3 Railroad Notes. The Union Pacific has just put on five of tho handsomest coaches ever scen on any railroad in this country running between San Francisco and Chicago. One of these coaches passed through Omaha yesterday. The car is lighted by Pintsch gas and is a palace on wheels, The cars now making the regular trips the Sulonica, ' Ay, Spencer, Montreal und N After March 1 these cars will be taken off and re- placed by ten new cars of the same make, in order to accommodate the travel to the World's fair, The remains of George E. Stevens, who was for sixtcen or cighteen years super- intendent of the car department of the Union Pacifie, resigning his posi- tion_in 1884 or 85 'to take a position on the Southern Pacifie, and who died in San Francisco lust week, reached Omaha over the Union Pacific last evening. He was one of the very best car builders in the country Advance sheets of “A Drive Through the Black Hills,” Miss Antoinette Ogder brightly written article, which appeared in the April number of the Atlantic Monthly, but which is to do duty as un advertising medium for the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis- souri Valley railroad, have appeared on the railroad man's desk, The book is beauti- fully printed and well illustrated and is far in advance of the railroad literature the tourist along the way. The Union Pacific llllnl\)lwl a “train used for telegr: meets since February 1 has telegram” _envelope to be ams written during the latter part of the day, which, if sent by wire, would notbe delivered {u time to be an- swered the same day or receive attention until the following morning at points that can be reached in time by train mail. The new form s to be used for a cluss of important correspondence requiring quick Prompi nction but for which the t . will serve the purpose. in color s that partic: that importaut matter 0 mail The envelope is red handling it may know s on the inside. b Bt year, caused by catarrh was’ perfectly cured by H. Hicks, Rochester, f fora ad, but Hood's Sarsaparilla N. Y. Marriage nses. The following marriage licenses were is sued by County Judge Eller yesterday : Name and ad { Clsaberte tusen, Osiaiia s ry H. Nye, For orth, Te: !\‘l:‘v‘h!l“llh‘t\II:.:VI:N‘.}IAI‘I' E0%pssns {{psenh Pectxal, Onab Mury ICriz, Omaha. W. M. Barrett, Omaha Maria Z. Doolittle, Omak James H. Scott, Omala.. Mary Foley, Onube.. s Lttt To quickly relicve neuralgic headache Use Bromo-Selzer, 'rial botle 16c. After Uncle Sam's Jobs. The civil service board met at the United fRtates court room yesterday to examine ap- Thomas Morris, ¢ Selen; « Charles Stahl, Omaha, Age. .20 18 anda | | thr | come one of the most popular of When | nd Ogden could sell | s they could | providing for a 10 per cent commis- | Utah points. | usual | delivery and | | has been fix plicants for positions as mail carriers and postoftice clerks. Nine women and sixty-six men, most of them between the ages of 20 and 35, were present to try the examination - Nortnt Garvesros, T tablishment of here must soon velopment, It x., Fob. 7—The es the ‘ship building industry command attention and de an acknowledged fact among seafaring men that ships should be builded in the waters in which they are to cruise. Gulf ship buiiding will ere long be- come one of the leading industries of Gal veston Bay, and North Galveston, with its immense lumber resources, is destined to come to the front rank in this respect - ANNOUNCEM This afternoon and evening will be the last opportunity Omaha theater goers will have of witnessing the performance of Evans and Hoey in the great farce comedy. “A Parlor Mateh.” A special Wednesday matinee will be given this afternoon, for which the price of reserved in any part of the house 1at 50 cents each Mrs, Pacheco’s brilliant comedy, presented at the Boyd during the st evenings of the present w by Charles Dickson and his company of comedy players, This is the second season.of “Incog, and in the hands of Mr. Dickson it has be. light com edies."I'he authoress has constructed it upon somewhat new lines, and the diversion from conventional methods is very Atifying. The sale of seats for the entire engagement will open at ¥ o'clock this morning seats “Incog.” will be At the Farnam Street theater all next week, commencing with a Sunday matine Sheridan, celebrated comedian, who only one upon the stage that has traveled and performed in all countries of the globe will be enin his fam that are habitable character of Widow O'Brien in that sterling comedy, “Fun on the and original farce Bristol.” Mr. Sheridan is supported by an exceedingly large company of players, in cluding artists of rare reputation from Eng land, Australia and this country as well Among them will be noticed Mlle. Blanche Siegrist, the famous Parisian vocalist and danscuse; Miss Gracie Whiteford, the queen of soubrettes; Miss Fannie Liddiard, oper- tic prima donna; Messrs. Marion ana Post ntric and grotesque dancers: the Yum- Ki-Poo troupe ot Jupauese dancers is the “The Power of the Press into the hearts of the public on the good old ship Mary Vale. It has an able cast, and the equal of the scenery has never been seen he ‘The Power of the Press" come the Boyd on Sunday next. is sailing along The Chicago Lady quartet will give a con- cert at Young Men's Christian_association hall tomorrow evening. The Minneapolis Tribune says of its work: “It was a very pretty and commendable entertainment—an entertainment ywhich was thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. The spectacle of four young ladies of graceful presence, attired in simple dove-colored gowns, singing music which everyone could understand, was novel and refreshing in itself. There was som thing home-like and refining in it present thought that they were not bored by vocal pyrotechnics. There was informality and heartiness about everything they did which made the proverbial tedious ness of concerts fade out of revollection. The prozram was a very agrecable one, almost every number being enthusiastically encored The ladies have excellent voices whic careful cultivation.” CHRISTIAN WOMEN. Discussing the Organization of a Soclety for Young Women. At the monthly mecting of the Women's Christian association held yesterday some opposition to the proposed establishment of a Young Women's Chistian association was developed. ‘The ladies were of the opinion that Omaha is searcely large enough to sup- port two organizations having in the main objects so similar. It was decided to circu- late & pamphlet--outlining the proposed organization to be conducted under and as a branch of the Woman's Chistian association. The pamphlet will ask for an expression on the advisability of forming the association, and it has been‘arranged to have the answ left at the city library rooms for the pr dent of the Woinen's Christlau association. If enough interest is manifested o meeting of the young ladies will be called later by Mrs, Dr. Duryea, when the ne ization will be made. The monthly reports of officers of the asso- ciation were read and approved. The com- mittec in charge of the Young Women's Home presented their report, showing the home to be in a fairly prosperous condition consider- ing the time of year, A committee consisting of M Mrs. Cadet Taylor and Mrs. Dr. Tilden was appointed to render afd in outdoor work assigned by the Associated Charities. The report on the Home for Aged and Destitute People showed twenty-four inmates. The organization of the Young Woman' Christian association is a_matter that come up at the next meeting in more tangi- ble shape. osi- Elliott, ———————— THE REALTY MARKET. INS 1593: WARRANTY DEEDS. Ellen Bishop and husband to A P Tukey, lot 18, block 10, Clifton Hill 8 2,050 Tukey and Allen to John Wessman, Tot 4, block 11, same............ EM Davis to John Cruickshank, 29, block 13, Sanie. ... 5 J T Harvey and wife'io AP Takey, lot 8, block 15, Bedford Place. ... Rush & Selby to'M M Robertson, jot 8, Rush & Selby’s subdly in Soutll QRN TR . f i i o A P Tukey wnd ‘wife tod 1 Tarvey, lot 18, block 10, Clifton Hill.......... Oscar Quick to J'W Bedford, 1ots4 to 8, block 430, Grandview C E Ford and wife 1o I and s'; lot 18, biock 2, Redicl’s ada. 4 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. J F Batehelder to Osear Quick, lots 4 to 8, block 430, Grandview ot 3,000 3,000 Grabie, ni subdiv ot J T al amount of transfers & ONE ENJOY Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts igmly yet promptly on the Kidneys, iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Byrup of Figs is the only remedy of) its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the tasto and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, ita many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most pogulu remedy known. yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist whn may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. " Do not accept any substitute, CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LONISVILLE, Ky, NEW YORK, M.V, will RUMENTS placed on record February 7, 2,500 1,200 650 A 400 12,000 s Cve 100 | . ray Sweetheart's Face | —that's my wife’s you know—wears a cheerful, life-is-worth-living expres- | sion, ever since 1 presented her a box of WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP She is always recommending K774’s soaps to her friends—says she is through with experiments—has just what she needed to make labor easy, and ensure perfectly clean clothes, She knows what she’s talking about— don't forget it. JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. Dusky Diamond Tar Soap wioria b hFuive Wounda und Bruises IIE_EY— STATE" CUITARS = MANDOLINS, BANJOS, ZITHERS, ano DRUNS. 3 make n_varicty from the CIHEATEAT 10 the MOST ELEGAM and COKTLY fnstruments, Every Instrument full Warrant ! OUR LATEST AND BEST THE LEWIS BANJO. Endorsed by the BEST Players. Send for Catalogue and mention'the Instruments yox think of purchasing. =, 106N C. HAYNES & 0 BUSTON, MASS. FOLKS Dr. Edison’'s FAMOUS PILLSAND- BANDS and OBESITY FRUIT SALT reduce your weight without dleting; cures the causes of obesity, such as dyspepsia, rheumsatism, nervous ness, catarrh, kidney trouble:; keeps you healtay, and beautifies the com- plexion. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE, 1 te you to say I have lost13 pounds, making 47 pounds 10st in 1) weeks by using 4 lotties of Dr. Edison's Obesity Pills and wepring his Obesity Band o Very truly yours, CrAnies 1L Kixa. rof, Hale. Chicago University, writes to tho Chicago Horald, September 18, '15.2 Corpulent men should pay some attention to reducing thelr weigh When a man Is troubled with rheumatism, yspepsia, kidney trouble or ner vous the reducing of welzht is slower, until the Obesity Pills have cured the diseaso that caused obesity. The pills soften and beautify the sk n of thio face, I am at liberty to cite a case in point, Under my advice Mr. Armour used nn Edison Obesity Band and 3 bottles of Plils and lost pounds in6 weeks. Other pationts have been cqually | rucessfucl. Band measure at Nos. 1,2, 3. Price $2.50 to 86 inches, and 10 cents extra for each additional inch, Pills $1.50 a bottle, or three bottles for $4,00, enough for one trentment. Obesity Fruit Salt $1.00 per bottle. You can buy the Pills, Bands and Salt direct from our stores, or by mail or ex- pres: & Correspondence and goods forwar- ded in plain, sealed package. Norice.—Dr. Edison’s Electric Belts and Finger Rings are sold at our stores. Send for our special Electric Belt Cireu- lar, sealed. Electric Belts 81.00 and up, Insoles 50 cents per pair. For Sale by Druggists. Wholesale druggists of New York City who carry our goods in stock: Charles N. Crittenton & Co., McKesson & Robbins, W. H. Schieffelin & Co. And other leading houses. LORING & CO Proprietors and Gen'l Agents, 42 F West 22nd St., New York City. 10 F Hamilton Place, Boston, Mass. 34 P Enst Washington St., Chiego Ill. Cut this out and keep it, and send for our full (eight column) article on Obesit, Snow, Lund & Co,, Agentfls_, Omaha. The Paragon Ribbon 1sdurable, produces clean work, gives satistaction'and mililons are sold. Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict TELEPHONE 15 1712 FARNAM ST. P8 D. C. No atty's feo unttl P ) tatnod. Write for In "lmp{'oiemn: ths Ordar of tn3 A" > A Trial of the Smith Premier Will Cost You Nothing but will derionstrate all we claim. Weo will place th - Smith Premler beside any writing imaching oo the market: it will speak for is- self. Ita durabllity can no fonger Lo questionsl Write or call'on us for catalogue, terms, et |THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER G0, 4 Cor, 17th aod Farnam Sts., Omaha, N2y Telephone 1284, E H. MAYUEW, Manager, DVERTISEMENTS Awill be taken until and until 8:30 p. m tons, No advertisement taken the first Insertion All ndvertisements fn tNed& eolum word for th rtion @nd 1 cen ench .t FORO TUESE COLUMNS 12:80p. m. for the evening for the nierning or Sun day edi for less than 25 conts for 1% conts a n word for por line per figuroes ivertise: Usors, by ro month symbo ments in consecnt questing a numbored check, can have the letters | addressed to n numbered letthr in eare of Tik BEE | Ansvers so nddressed will be delivered on the presentation of the check ‘ SITUATIONS "WANTED, \' DRIESSES MADE AT HOME, 8: WIRAPPERS, A8 Mrs. Onkloy, Wi N, 24th. Children’s clothing | L \” WANTED, A POSITION A8 STENOGRAPHER Abyan experienced male oporator. Addross X bl Bee Mt JOSITION AS OFFICE ASSISTANT pher. Address X 63 Beo. M UATION WANTED DY A WOMAN Call at 1415 California street. M994 § | e | WANTED, ¥ | Aand stenogra Aok | WANTED—-MALE HELP. BiSALARY O COMMISSION 10 AGENTS 0 handie the Patent Chemleal Tnk Eraser Peucll The most useful and novel lnvention of tho age Erases tnk thoroughly In two seconds. Works I1ke mgle. 20 Lo (00 per cont nrofit. Agents making £0 per woek. We 4180 want s gonoral igent to | ehar, terrl A nppoint sub ngents. A s to minke money. Write for terms and o 8 pect tag Monroe Erasing Mtg. Co., ¥ 85, La . Wis. | WANTED, TRAVELING baking powder. We put | pins. 86 month salary and expons per cent commisston. Good stde line i Job, wrlt 1 stamp for reply Powder Co., 767 Van Buren st BoWANTED. RELIARLE AND Dhusiness mun to tako the management of an of flee bustnoss In this elty. Small smount of capital ired. Address Westeen Business Agency 516 Life bullding, Omalia MBS Bihast LABORERS FOR THE BLACK Hills. Call ‘at Scandinavian Employment Oftice today, No. 605 South 10th st., north end of viaduct. or 2 1f you want Chicago Baking ot Chileago N3 K21 ENERGETIO lary and exp. eady employme 1f you want a position here 18 o chaneo Chemical Works, 810 to 86 Van Buron, Chiengo. MO37 F27% B WANTED STENOGRAPHER, MUST KEAD and write Gorman. Apply with reference to Hesperian Nurseries, P. O. llox 6%, Yankton, S. D, —ANY YOUNG M85 Bttt ails BIOUNG MAN, DO YoU WANT A POSITIO that pays upwards to $1.00) per year? For full particulars address Steriing 8liver Co., Chicago, i M8 M2 B WANTED. NINE DRY GOODS SALESMEN must be oxperienced and active. Address X 60 i I B &M work; free AN OUT OF WORK W1LL, DO Dougins stre M1 E2 | | By LABORERS AND ROCKMEN ON 11 extension In South Dakota. Steady pass. Kramor & O'Hear st Bit l; WANTED ] Jamos hotel, Oberlin, Kan., must come well re mended B 1 WA oeh D), Amies Ave. dalry M W Bedford ANTED T DELIVEK COAL, MANAGER, MUST HAVE Address A 19, Hoe, Mooos 11 it I, MEN 10 TRAV Stono & Wellingthn BoYA ‘TED, A COMPETENT KETAIL HARD ware and farm machinory salesman: ono that can spoak German and English. Address A 21, I Tod B ot 3 -WANTED, Bribis post trade; none ot right man. Address, A —WANTED, OFFICE 5350 cash L, 50 TO §100 PER Madison, Wis WA WANTED, PIANO PLAVER FOR TH fcal company. Call Foom ), Grand Central oty MIi0 8¢ A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, ONE Iy nequatnied with the Nebraska apply; 8 g0Od &alary Lo the 2, gire Omaha Beo M108 14 WO FIRST-CLASS PLUMBERS. 020 Capitol Wyenue, MIUT 0 WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. CIIRNEEN R DAVISE KUY SWEDG BNPLOT. ment office, corner ' 16th aud ‘Douglas, up stairs; all kinds of help always on hand; 5 good girls for general housework. 182 F10* FOR RENT -STORES AND OFFICES N MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS. wide 1407 Hiarnoy st Apply room ~FOR RENT 918 Farnam st ment basement water on sl th flice of The Bee VIE CSTORY BRICK B Tho bullding has s firoy complote steam heating Hoors, gas, ote. App J - WANT L1V o) every county where we have cured a ropresentatise to sell our 14 Metal Knives, Forks and Spo n #0lid motal as white as silver wear off; goods guarantoed t) wear a 08t aboit one-tenth that of stiver; the cl a lifotime: agonia average from 85 weok and meet with ready snles everyw greatisthe demand for our Solld Metal Over $1.000.000 worth of good 1 in daily v snmples freo. Standard silverware Co ton, Mass. AGEN AGENTS--WANTED. A not nir Novad ers ng WANTED EVERYW HERE Crawford's Lifo of Bialne.” Tho offi tion; M0 octavo pages. Prics §2.00. Ac Send tmmodin e for outfit and _you money ; 5 per cont commission Co., Omaha, Neb. J o WANT Iy D, AGENTS: NEW STY propeliing pencil, sells at sight Sample by mall, 10c: one dozen, 0. Ad Howard Manufacturiug Co., Providence, it “AGENTS WANTED, OUTFIT FREE. ) £2)'10 #100 weekly rogularly earaed by WORK g WoRor e AT ONCE FOI Blaine.” by John path and Ex Gov. Connor of Maine Magniticent §2 outhit, only 2 cents. K. ¢ Minneapolis M J st RS WANTED 500 TO $250.00 working for 1. I Kichmond, Va. A Johnson & Co., No » AGENTS WANTE stde line, ts. Addres & Smith, Mfrs Profitable, salabl with o and refer i Park Place, New York WANTED--TO RENT. 'l “WANTED, DESK KOOM. GIVE 1 I\ and lowest price. Address A 17, Bee IO WANTER, FURNISTE I\ cation and Towest price. A7, Be ) ROOM. & Referencos F t OR 5-ROOM _COTTAGE WITH 1 M cne mile circle, $10 to $15, two person full particulars. Address A 16, Bee. “BOAKD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY by stenographer who would give Instru shorthand and typewriting for part payme dress A 20, Bee. ~ RENTAL AGENCY. ZENTIRE PERSONAL ATTEN irontal property. Charges reason perionce. " 5. ¥, Butts, 220 & 17U atre . STORAGE. M;JTORAGE, CiBAP, DON'I' STORE HOUSEHOLD GO best, Omaba Stove Kepalr W CLEAN, WEL WANTED--TO BUY. N —5%.00 USED STAMPS. BOX 63, ¢ N T 81 braska. N SWANTED TO BUY A N grocertes in Box 585, Lincoln L ome town 1n N o, 'FOP, SALE---MISCELLANEOUS. | 7 Qi s THLE BRICK THAT out of tho County hospital Inquire foreman at the hospital pany M2 ONK FOURATORY DRICK BUILDING 21 FEET s NICE OFFICE ROOMS, WITHNELL BLOCK 1LDING, fxture y At t 10 MAN OR WOMAN 1 ondy w a Siver s to consum. ) plate b Ife t nanee o o 0 SE[ olal o t will eotn 3. M. Freneh Pub. M s [y dross 1 FRO LI ark Rid TBE MADE MONTHLY | A 80, 11t S5 M2* ) FOR_OUR SPECIALTIES tStn 8. Coc MI18 5 CATIC MUST 8 A MUsS 8¢ [ Mo93 8¢ otion | ent M 90 o, 4 yours' ex 502 F23 RCRNT] D8 WITIT 1t is tho aglas, 58 OCK 0 Address 103 13 TAKEN of thy P E LO Address | ERY, Write Ad | X v AT | Xpnonwa WILL UM rROM 3191 SOUTH 1 DS DOUG! NT MONE THE FIDELITY LOAN GL ROOM 4, WITHNELL BLOCOK CORNER HARNKY 8T, TEN pOLLARS\ ADODuE ™ LASBLK. I ) 4 = ARANT ANY SMA LI, uP. on N CARRIAGES, WA SONAL WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNTTURT REHOUSE TIONSES RECEIPTS OR PER' | 1 VROPERTY OF ANY KIND. Y0U 't CALL o $100 por on wiLL / po WiLL o8 FinsT [~/ OUR %t | You can pay the m | ing the _ | 1F You L CAN HAY FROM TIE TIM You will also fin MGRAPIIC .00 y OMAIIA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. M 1F K¢ HOUSEHOLD profit Wilkin WAREHOUSE | w tre ON THiE You can pay the money back In_ any ame you wish, and e ok | property and the Thero will of the amount w full amount of t Before borrow OMAHA MURTGAGE THF OLDE FOR SAL n frat List 0f g0od busin country on oured voloed TO s and o nt §1.000.0 1 intereat in one A THOROUC | ent physiclan leay | opening for goo | Wended, none'oth Panama, lown. ZioCuaN STOC | 4 take real ostate th | en | Nmits | good o Will pay o Address, g Q. I o 25 FOR SALE, A SECOND HAND, swar Woodbury engine and two 40 1 botlers, all in good order. Not needing our new location we_ will sell them at s HORS [t bargaln Omaha Printing company, No. 1005 Farnam st. Ames, Neb, time (Q7FYRTABLE BOILER AND ENGIN 5 drawer letter file, office wiro sholving, partitions, Ide boxes, tools, letter press. Peycke Candy Co. s CLAIRVOYANTS. hay at $5.00 per ton, on TTLE COMPANY OF bonrd carsat | his price may be withdrawn atany | 875 DESK screening, confectioner's Must bo sold beforo March 1. MO0 0 QoMits NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, roliable business modinm, Alth year at119 N. 1otk 6l Z ! Dkora” W 7 7 /i colo., Tor ¢ Address 8. 7 Jonsy terms or w stock. 7 Zi ok tor Car R pri ficiean stock of R, W. Watkins & € 7—FOR E Y-WANTED, COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN- Joral_ housework. Family of three. Mrs. G.B. Graft, 1250 8, M6 90 ‘(o WaANTED, IN DRV Ugoods house: wust be experienced and active. Address X 10 Ree. Wi T—WANTED, A GOOD GIRL, FOR GENKRAL housework. Apply 435 8. 24th st 082 7 (v:\v)\'h'run. GIRL, FOR HOUSEWORK. MRS, JBingham. 814 South 10th st. 081 8% (S WANTED. LADIES AND GIKLS, WE PAY Jyou from 84 to” $10 per week to w yourown home: 1o painting k for usat or canyassing: send self-nddreased envelope corner Batteryma George F. Emmons & Co. ch and Water sts., Boston, Mass y85-10° \—LADIES WHO DO WRITING FOR ME AT home make $15.00 weekly, Heply with self-ad- aressed stamped envelope. Camila A. Avery, Box A, South Bend, Ind. M1 8¢ ( LADY TO PLAY PIANO. Grand Contral hotal, city. V- WANTED, Jroom 7 CALL MLl 8* FOR RENT--HOUSES, RENT, NO. 2413 CAPITOL The O. F. Davls Co., 1505 Fai —FOR E, moaern. D --FOR RENT, HOUSES [N ALL PARTS OF ity ‘The O. K. Davis company, 105 Faraam st. Qo KNOWLEDGE Dprof. snd Mme. Arnold. voynnts, palmists and world wide _reputation _ for velous and wonderful power past, unveillog t! ringing su he b oss; 1f your IS POWER. thelr in lover and through their wondrous pleture, tell name of the one y faction given. Cousultation, §1 to #2: full by mall, $2; sond date of birth. Ofiice 218 15th street, Hours 108 m. 10§ MISTFIS * near Farnam, 24 oor, room 4. p.m. business astrologers, havi mar- rending tho : future, give indispensable ad coss and huppiness to thousands; loeas you should follow for grostest Is true antintends mar- restores 10st [0ve; removes family troubles magle mirror show marry. rending Satls | fiupstairs and eastorn Wash. —FIRST MORT Nebraska, o ¢onveniences. HAVE in eity or country. N OW IS THE DR M. LEGRAVE, PROPI QM 1ife from cradle to gray affairs of life with one you love. Come one, co; vinced of her remarkable powers. dence 417 5. 11th st all an, wered. MASSAGE, BATH, ETC. —MASSAGE ‘mal bath and chiropodist. ESS, DEAD trance clalrvoyant and’ life reader; teils your : can be_consulted on all nasthe celebrated Egyptian breast plate to unite the separated and cause 1 d bo o Office and_re: hours9a m. toy p. m. 1ife chart and photo of your future wife or hus: band sent through mall for .00, chart alone, $2.00. 11 letiors contalning 4 centa 1n stamps promptly Stri TREATMENT, ELECTRO-TH L scalp and hair troatment, manicura T8, Post,310% § 15th, Withnell blk. " ringe N Anyone wanting a big bargain If tako BELEGA and Pactiic venlences, lnclual and coid’ water, home. Must be 80 NEW nine-room Just finish stree! fru figure. [ \bis city. m T'sinseace, aicohol, suiphur ands “FLATS, DW LLINGS COTTAGES 1 parts of the city. Kilkeuny & Co., 203 Karbach: LY KUR M50T 2 i)fmfivux ROOM HOUNE, PARY atshod. Inquire at 1919 Dodge st m Taoor, room baths. PERSONAL. MADAME SMITH, 624 N. 1571, 8D FLOOI. biaths. MU 114 MME. CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, 8D | massge, aleohol,” sulphur and’soa ond Iand. High school. ¥ RN elght tien of city. MODE house. i ~~FOR RENT, STEAM UEATED FLAT OF § rooms, Linton block, cornor of Mason and 1sth streots; inquire at 9i7 1 block, John Humlin, agent. WANTED, TuE PRESENT brother, George Norst, Kending, Ia. U ADDRESS OF Peter Norst, who left Towa about three years ag0 and, 1t I8 supposed, settled in Nebraska, by his Ml 13 erty is located —FOR motor. RE! [§ Moo i T, TWO 6-ROOM COTTAGES ON i ak soutiwest cor. 9 and Dougine 7 f)—— FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT. STEAM HEAT, Von'Dorn block. Referenco réquired. 86 DoFOR RENT NEW 0R0M BRICK HOUSE nodern, motor line, fine location; barn It da* aired. 40th and Cumiog: Call at Midiand State Dank. 8528 [y MARCH 18T, CHOICE HOME, GOOD LOCA- fon, all modern conveniences, with barn. 8 rooms, nico Inwn. A K0od opportnnity for right party to ront F buy o §00d or Sity. Addross X 43 Boo. D5 TEAM HEATED FLAT 02 Karback block, DyECR RENT NEAR HANSCOM PARK. Brick house, elght rooms, No. 5202 Poppleton avenue, corner Poppleton a outh and east front, finished In oak, ome mantels, bath, splendid furnace, brick co ete,. $46.00. slegant frame house, modern bullt, elght rooms, No. 5208 Poppleton avenue, south fiont, with bath, turnace, etc., §0.00. Hrick street, ¢ water, clstern. $10.00. Elegant brick house, Noy 55 Pacifie street, one of the fiuest finlshed and coslest elght room houses fn tho city. with all moderd conventedces, {nolud ing elegant porcelain batly tub, hot and coid water, statlonary laundry tubs, etc., no tiner location in the city; §0.0. ‘The above houses are alf on paved streets, con- venient to motor lines, in perfectly healthy' loca- tion and pleasant nelghboshood, GEORGE N, HICKS, 3 ght rooms, No. 1144 South 82nd b, with pice bath, fur city gus, seworpge, brick cellars, otc., 5 N. Y.Life MOT6.11 COTIAGE; 1l of furni- kidelity Trust €9., 1702 Faruam. Mo 12 TIL AND CALIFOR. inquire Dr.Jones, Douglns MiIdH D EOR RENT. 6ROOM HODKRN will rent furnished or sef] part or ture cheap. FURNISHED HOUSE. nia street, for rent. block. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. 33 STEAM HEATED W(OMS FOR HOUSE- M8 FOR HOUSE Ukeeplng, furnished or unfurnished. 1714 N EpUrorta, imiwira DAV Uneat B llEASANT U584 1surne; BOUTH ROC FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. J-PLEASANT FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nished rooms, 522 N. 19th, with or without board, —YOUNG WOMEN'3 HOMB Womaw's Chriatan assoctation. 111 0. 17t st F I, VORLD'S FAIR LODGING, BREAKFAST supper. §200 1f engaged now. Address, with stamp, 106 Jones st., Omaha. L] F»Tu&'nuh.n. 200 AND 211 N, 156TH 8T. 54 —_—m FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS 113 HUOMS CHEAF, 08 N. 1314 ST. G “ re U2, CABINET PHOTOS, SA Jedge cards, taken in any styl $4.00. for short time only, at Cowal studio, 2123 Cuming street. can do your own printing MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. W MONEY egatives for sal M , formerly s phot MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. VoG- E GELLENBECK BANIOTEACHER, N. W. cor. 15th and Harney. Harney street entrance. uli TO LOAN ON IMPKOVED CITY property, low rates. A. C. Frost, Doukas blk. i You lots. £ sold BUSI cluding interse ness block, stores s00n. o BUSINESS I streets, 1 tial two-story bu Bnap at 15,500 and Jackson. Th for price and termi ow Kl “1AND2 YEAR LOANS mortgages. N CITY AND FARM Rexd & Selby. 314 Board of Trade. i) | ment property in t Netraska land. VW MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWEST RA improved and unimproved real years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1703 Farnam W W estat MONY LOAN AND TRI Life, lends at Jow rat aski or Lowa farms or Omaha clty pre S. G.G. WALLACE, 81 W W Loan and Tr —7 PER CENT on Omaha city ‘Why pay high rates? No extrn ch Monoy t ith and Dodge T to, 1 to 0 NTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE BILD( 3 L CO, 318 N. Y for cholce socurity on operty. il BROWN BLK. NET T0 mllum\\"wu:‘ arges 15 cheap t full benetlt of low rates from Glove 5 28 ON CORNER #0ld'at once at §1,2 LO'T 66x160 foot #0ld at once only § FIRST CLASS fn: eust_front, cor Omaha, will make worth ‘from 81,000 £outh Omaha, onl Omaha. SU lots 7en park, in West ¢ trance to falr grou “ 5 ON 1M1 Cmahin_property; low rates. Fidelit; company. 1702 Farnsm st W WANTED, LOANS, HOUSES surauce solicitor.” Geo. W. Faroam. '“:,L HARRISON, i N. Y. LIFE, y Trusf 70 T0 RENT AND P. Contos, 162 M 580 04 LOVED of the finest pla purposes. Tt ore t | $5.500. Geo. N. Ric Zand grapes, 4 o easy paymie WM BN Feat antate and farms at from & 107 tlona) charges for W. B. Metkle. Ist Nat'l bank bldg, Omaha. “MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA AND COUN- Nebraska and or cent Interest, with no addl ommissions or attorneys wa easy. J. I Parrot (HVICE BARGA /Midway lnvestu & SECOND MORTGAGE property & on farms in adjace LOAN ut coun . Send full doseription. Alex Moore, 401 Bee bldg ON | block: LOW ES1 1305 Farnam stroot MONEY TO LOAN AT Tho 0. F. Davls ¢ WoonTGAC cont, lnclud Chiarles W i 1OANS LESS THAN & all char iney, Omat at. bank bldg. RAT 85 T PER OT FOR SALE in block one in of Umaha. . WG raal attate 't Jowost -mrrkol rutes. No commission is charged 201a'ln tho oast: bank on the “ LOANS ON IMPROV ED A YV ity property $1.000 ana upwards 6 to 7 Nodelays. W. Farnam Smith & Co.,15th and orner of 1th and Douglas str { ~WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND curlty; strictly confidential Karback block —MONEY, 8, 60, %0 \and easy payment . without delay or publicity, sad. Lufl Green, room §, Barber block. DAYS —OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS Loan: g time. d the loans are not but can aiways be found at the eets, 00 D UNIMPROVED per cent Harney 08 OF 8 A. K. Uarris, 202 0 CHEAP WATES on’ furniture, planos cash oo m ntles, it Wi destrabl ¥ull Neb . Hens as well ay L at 7th an: ¥Fine Most desirable 10 Henutiful moder t0 84,000. Come an 1 0 | the suburbs. merce, 0 YOU WAN itvo G AL No publicity of r Kot the use of both m first floor b application. 0] MAN ac Nobraska [and or 800d o3 . Richards, Box 103, Denver XCHA 130 feet, room for two foet, sultable for business on the r 48q., $18,0.0; handsome residen fine farm 12 miles out, §5,000, Fidelity Trust Co. 'you are now payin TERMS WIIL MER] noney back amount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of carry 30 10 Proportion to AMOUNE you pay Owe n balance on your furnit nal property of any kind, we will pay it off for nd earry 1Las 100g A8 YOI d EYOUR M( E YOU noval of ney and @ us i fre ALL AT 1THE OF FICE OF INCORPORATED. U WANT You ean horrow FURNITU i HORSES, WAGONS AND CARIIAG S, RECEIPTS, ORANY OTHER SECURITY will lend you any am 0 10,00 DAY ¥ ity or rom: any timo, & mnde will reduce the cost of th amber that you have the use of hoth the 0 money, an. axponse ¢ anted, but he lonn {ng elsowho | | | audyou will find it greatly to you | | SUTH 13 111 SEST AND ONLY PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA _BUSINESS CHANCES. RETAIL atlon; cash salcs 125 per day. oss chance FOR SALE—RETAIL STOCK OF HARDWARE lements 1 0. Bost of Address Taylor & Co., Dunlap, 10w, PARTNER WANTED. l'uu.v‘. « Omuhn for $00.00. ~ Address A i1, care lice of best S PHYBI once to loeate in our town, Inrge practice d_man or 0 he | m 2 app) No other doctor in the town. FOR EXCHANGE. K OF & money 450 ACRES OF CLEAR LAND beat wintor wheat districts in for 10 or 20 ncre tract near onsh_differd ving pric LOWN 100 FARMS IN NEDRASKA, KANSAS 11l sell cho attle. Add CLEAR T ACKES OF SCHOOL LA 111 exchang Inquire of J. G Sutton, Bloomfield, Neb GO0D OMAHA RENTAL PROPERTY TO V.,\‘ oporty In 85 ROX 143, Los An 7O TRADE FOR LANDS & al ‘me K gent 0:n K AGE. UNIL 7 Zitakin unds 16 exchanio 108 106 a3, Bojes with Lealdas, 1513 W ebstor street. * )OD BUILDIN /J¥ranklin §1,000), for small stock of . B. Wil FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. IME TO PICK UP BARGAINS IN REAL modern bullt house near Hanscom park, splendidly finished throughout, all conyeniences. handsom n at onee. T residence, just compl ts, ) coloninl furnac s, sewerage, ete d g house ok allm on one of the nicost resldence str paclous grounds, with an abundance it, ote, A dence for any one'wishing smple grounds and ollities for keepiug u team. out st once, aud 1 oan offer this property at a low ANT doublo residence with 75x15) feot east front, on one of the nicest rosldence WIll rent for §1.40) per annuin take & good share of purchase price in farm 108 five-room cottage and lot, four blocks west This prope and within easy walking d ico 8, Toom cotts park, splendidiy furulshed, a perfect gom of Call and get price. TEN ACRES in Wost Omaba, splendidly for small frult aud early vegotables. Fight In the way of tho krowth of both Omaha and South Omahn, Aubdivided withiu the next few years into 52 cholce once, only §4.80. S CORNER, 20th Vinton and Spring, tion ol thi ® and flats. FORTY ACRES sonthwest of clty, only five and one-half miles from the court house; can offer at §275 per acre. {OPERTY, corner Cuming aud Vista frontage on Cuming, with substan: siness bloc pernnnum: roomw f0r two more bulldingss VACANT TRACKAGE and wiolesale 1ot near 13th most convenient and finest wholesale proporty in the eity. & low figura In order to close out an estate. 15 18 tho ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES, closo to w00d park in West O ho west 2th and “C" street, South Omaha, cottages on rear wit 00, enst front on 1,500 vestment, 15 and threo nice s 10 §1,20) eac tire pleco of property for a few days for §2 FULL LOT, 0x150 feot, near 20th and ¥ $530, CHEAP LOT, 60x150 foot, noar 1{'w0id quick only §175 IMER GARDEN PROPERTY, consisting of 14 covered with benutiful shade' trees; right Belt lin statlon, opposite Ruser's botol and Sehut Jmaha. N nds are righ s ln Omnha 18 big mo ke, 305 N. Y ¥ID, f P on 4 te, 22 Doug! 1N, aent Co it ¥ oN Sprin oD dale Address Jonas Ok, Andover 0000 ACRES OF OHOICK Jsule 1o Frontler, Gosper, Dawson and Lincola ar from 83 on, Eustls, E ARE S8OLE AGENTS FOI whicli'we can recomm " £l y chea ot on Lowe Business [0t on South 20th, worth #1,000, for 2,600, 0 homes oa: new Avondale Park. inside milo lHmit. at (ro 1860 us rent. Nuttlugor, MAK Business Box and location, O 2 B, i barn_and two lots, for o farm in Henry K. Owner w AbIg barg rbor stroets, only $4i0. Well located lot, Hoatord Place, for §3). Xlegant 8outh Omahs lot, (0x15 orner, Orchard H1ll, §75. Cholcest 1ot lo Walnut Hill, trees. etc , $2.000, 02 Farnsm “A NICK IIU\A:h and YOUR APPROVAL at any time and In any I wrather | & Ire, IN ONE HOUR APPLICATION property, 80 that you 1 proge n 7 0 N K MONEY iy AND L PIANOS, L MEKCHANDISE, Junt $1.000, ASK FOR val 0f property. T 1 ints h 1 ench payment so ¥ lonn. 5 ) for tonly se v charge kopt out you will recelve the ro call and seo us | = dyantage. LOAN CO., - STRIEET, he stroot INCOR- | m i MARKET; | ¢ Ad: MO0 M Y, 310 N o exchiange. | § in all parts of the |y posttions s 1517 K23 n good r 1o asons for eation; selil 009-10% N 3 FER ALK restaurants in 980 IAN WANTED AT pres. como well recom Address Bunk of dthof February st Iy 102 13 WILL Fraukfort Ind WAL M8 IN ONE O Kansns to ex Omaha clty property s Hoo 05 enco 1 p. box OT3 AL 1 Coio " MIG kY LSALE O} diso and Ty ) noar Los An o, Cal. 835 ND CASH, A erchandise. ~ Address ort, Ind. 26-md* L 2 ¢ 'ORE, DWELLING Parvin, Contralis, M08 100 1L 18 il desirablo, And the prices neo dirt choap ab AN All-onsh figure Avondale Park you can se way of the fut I:;uu LANDS F N N —————— 1 feates all poison from the blood taln yon from School of shorthand, 313 N. Y. pearls. 7 FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE, Conti THE FOL on monthly e, OFFRIU property ® LOWI NG paymen DESCRUITRT of $10_onoh, 0d cornr, Bth and Sprague, $130. 106h Wi Do minton. walk: nor, laker Place, on oar I, tront 1o, Crehard T, §100. Valuable Walnit Wil 1ot $1,000 Tlegant corner, Cloverdalo, two 1ots, $1, 209, K170 &1 cothage, barn, ete., Boward stroot, 81,500 No Lronble 0r eXpuinsd 1o Show this proporty. Remumber that In our olegant new addition of 1ro a bewutifal modorn r 8,000 L0 $4,000, 1 Faranm. 1, §i) Wome within th Fidolity Trust il Jimit wpany, | M ¥ 10 LAND W Leayen MO0 10+ OR SALE Ol wiles nOrthwost Omahs TRADE f Umaha. 160 ACIES R, 4004 JORTY A the finest RES, JUST WEST UF CITY tracts wround Cmaha. Kight In the ro growth of the town. A splendid Uniy 8430 per acre. George N. Hioks, W York Life. M6 11 ONK OF nvestment 05 N 0 acres Nuckolls Co., improved, § rpy county, improved, #8) per ner county., woll improved, 812 per nere, Nington county. improved, §7 per acre. 160 Valley county, slightly fmproved $18 por acre. 160 Morrick, well Improyed, ¥ 450 Cans, tinely improved, & G40 Stanton (Faw), §15 per a 407 Colfax, oxcellont farm, &0 per acre 160 Colfax. lmproved, 825 abi, {mproved. §40 por nere. ar South Omah ar Omahn, 4 pe 160 near Omnha, (lev 400 near Omnha, 82 4 ki, €20 po 1000 Webistor, 820 ) 2 Dawson, $13 per 1,000 1.Anco ) Nenco ¢ Co por acra. S por acro. re, ) por ncro Harrison, 812 N. Y. Life, Omaha 1009 0 ACRES IMIROVED FARM, 21 MILES FROM Omalia, near Springfield. Sarpy Co. Nob., no het er Iand anywhere. close by n good market, 18 milos Fom South Omalin stock yards. o nt or Price #45 per acre Harrison, & ¥ 101 G BARGAIN IN CHOICK TEN ACRE TRACH Djust west of the eity. Call and get prico. George Hicks, 300 New York Life M5 11 Good val C ¥ Lifo BLOOD POISONING. LOOD POISON IN 1T and ertiary stages ¢ 10nos refunded. 1o tre PRIMARY, SECONDA R rod in 60 to W) dnys ot tmont thoroughly erad and does not_do- pur business. You ean ba treated All gorraspondenca steletly pri nformation eall on or address nedy Co., raom 58, Barker blocl Mo kY home or off For further he Continental Ke smiahn. Neb., SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. HORTHAND BY MAIL WITH ANY OF THE standard typewriters at hoto. (Great chance for hoso efther 1ii elty or country who cannot attend n alar shorthand school. Address Van Sant's Life, Omahu. Mis LOST. OST—BETW 10TH AND DOUGLAS 2250 and Plorce, & solid gold earring, set with 16 loward for return to oo ofiico. MI05 9° JOUND, SHOPPIN ING purse can have by proving property and aying for advertisement, 162i Ohio. 1000 8¢ COSTUMES. Koy MUK DY * TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 304 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb MASQUERADE for rent at 114 8, 16th BUREATU. SUES & CO.,Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb years Examiners U, 8. Pat, Oflice. Advice fres PENSIONS! CLAIMS! MPROVED LOTS OR 881 90 LOT, 5187 AND merchandise oLy, South Omabis, MUT-M4* STATE. ome will fiud this a , corner 3iat deslgn, modern con laundry. baths, hot A beautiful DR. - MCGREW THE BPECIALIST. Is unsurpassed in the troatmont of all PRIVATE DISEASES 11 Weaki - and Blsordars or MEN 18 years experienca. Write for circnlars and question liat froo, 14th and Farnam Sta., Omaha, Neh. 10d0rn Improvements, ots most desirable rost hes Lo closo streets 1n Can sell | o a riy'ts 1n good shupe | o ance of business por nge, 8 nenr Hanscom dnpte his prop- | [ in troets; spiendld bust nif taken elegant, tract, k. WilL rent for 8900 | ) Abig Can offer at Call aha; finest invest can offer for a few days | & L8600 AD ncre and tako one-half price lo Improved Income beariug property or good | of the purchase | 80x B0x80 Must bo 1t 0x120 foot, south and 5th stroet, South outh front lots 60x13 h. Can offer the en it streots, sorner. 24th near "B, lutely harmless and will effoct ® pe speedy curo, whethor the patient Is cure GOLDEN RRILWAY Omni Ti5p m 12408 Tenves | BURLI Omaha 015 am 1015 8 m 450 pm 45 pw 815 a .45 p K 9.45 p | DRUNKENNESS Or tho Liguor Habit Positively Oured by Administering Dr. Hainos' Goldon Specifio. 1t can be given In o cup of coffan or toa OF n f00d ithout tho knowledge of the paticut. It s abso: annont and o modorate rinker or an alcohollo wreck. 1thas boen glve nin jousands 0f cusos and in every lnstance a porfocs s followed It nover fails. The system nce Imprognated with the Specitic, 1t becomes aa tter impossivility foF the Llquor appetits to exist N SPECIFIC CO., Props. Cinclnnatl, O 8-page book of particulars froe. 10 bo hnd of Kubin & Co 133 a11 Doazias 8ti. Wholoals, Inke, Bruc & Co, 8ol Rlohardsa Dragoo, mahs, Neo ok G TILIN & Dopot 10th and Mason Sts. Chicago Vostibule.. L..Chicago Kxprows. . I Chicngo Exprom Clilcago & lowa Local.. GION & MO. RIVER. Depot 10tk and Mason Sts. . Denvor Eaprass Deadwood Express ~Denvor Fxpress (L iDenvor Limited! 0 p ., Hastings Looal.. Linéoln 1.ocal (Kxcopt Gavos K ST . & G B, abia | Dopot 10th and Mason Sts. W o m . Kanss Clty Day Kxproas Night Exp. via U. P, Trans 8t Louls Expross.. CHICAGO, 1. 1. & PACIKIC Unlon Depot 10 & Marcy St ~Atlanilo Exprons. Vostibule Kxprons “ight_Expross CHICAGD, 1 T & PACIRID. | Union Depot 10th and Marcy Sis.| Wast. T | Arrivo w | Omaha 050 B m .50 p m 405 pm pm 1230 8 m 0.7 p m 119 & Arrivos Omaha, 00 540 & m Golng | Going | Woat. h and C, South | 1 at w hon it at thi ard and en point. One for sumim. ac ney in this. Price 11 building Mo7611 ELITY TKUST COM | 4 [ K Pri CREZ, 2 HOUSES, ORCHARD SMALL ¢RUIT | 1 0. $7.00 per acre, ith st, $2,100. terms lan block. M#G6-M4 L_OMATA REALTY N, Y.Lifo b MIT8 F1 YENCE, 132 T, 9 ft. lot, 815,000 F. K. Darling, Bark MBI it N 0T WX | o o adtiion to- o ity {f < L | R FATM TANDS FOR | | o onsy Migs M1 DECIDED BATL 1d as being very one-fourth cash. anap, $430, venue, #,10), n be socured in onr 3,00 M8I5 K43 FOIL WHAT il not live ln Chamoor of Vom 179-¥10 Tnvos | Lenves | 535 pm| fry Leaves Louy Lenves 0 pm Denver 14 tod. .......| 430 pm 8 m “UNTON PAUIFIC | Arrivos L. Denver Kxjass. weee| 405 p m . ....Overiand Fiyer. 700 p m Cilic ), MIL & 31" VAUL |Arrive SOUXTITY & PAGIHD Depot, 10th and Mar Unlon 15 pm Wpm 3 pm 6avos Omahe pud 0 m Omahn! Wam|.. FAAROOKOT . Xpross Omahal 1 SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, pot, 1th and Webster Sts. | St Paul Limited. ... OMATIA & 5T LOUIS. P, Depot, 10th and Marey Sta. | St Louis Cannon el TRL LML & O Omatial Depot ibth and Webstor sts. | Omaba 10 am ux Uity Aecommodution..| 5.05 p m 15 pw/Sloux City Kxprose (lix. Sunday) |124) p m Bpm..SLPAUL mited ) am 15 p | BAnOro Tt Passonyor (Kx. Sund'y) | 545 p m F.E & MO VALLEY | Dopot 15th wad Webster 8ta. | Doad wood Expross | dat) Wyo. Kxp. (Ex. Moi)| Norfolk (Kx. Sunday) St. Paul Mxpross |CHICAGO & NORTH WIS P KRN | Arrivos Omaha|U. P. depot, 10th and Marcy Sis. 2 am| (Ex. Bun'y) Carroll Passengor 0 aml .4 Nicago Express Vestibulo Limitod Eastern Artives Owaha! U, Owiaha 0 p i Arrives Omahg Fiye A% pmi(Ex Sun) Chie. Pass. ( MISHOURT PACIFIC, Omabal _Depot 1otk and Wobstor 8u Bt Louls Expr ISt Louls Kxpr .Nebraska Local,..