Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1893, Page 7

DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE wiil bo taken antil 12:9 p. m. for " until 8.0 p. m, for the morniog o tons. No dvertirement taken for less § the firat iusortion All mavortisements In theso e word for the first insertion o each submequent month. i¢ COLUMNS the evening Sunday edi an 26 cents for mns 144 conts & nt a word for 0 per por Inls. Bgnros Advertise tisers, by re the letters of THv Bre SITUATIONS WANTED. A EsSES MADE AT HOME, #; WHAP Mrs. Gakley, W6N. 24th, Chilaren's ¢ —WANTED, A POSITION AN by expericnced male operat TENOGRAVHER Address X 51 Boe A : WANTED, POBITION AS OFFICE ASSISTANT A i nourapher - Aoaross XG5 1 2 A WANIED, SITUATION, BY EXUERIENCED young lad. ographer’ and typewritor: can opérato Smith Premior or Kemington. Address, B %, Bee. MAN WHO HAS WORKKED IN mill and who is eapahle of running wo ing machincry and taking the place of foreman in wmall planing mill in the best town in Southern Nebraska. Address B 00, Oiaba Hoo. M2 10 BY AN EDUCATED ars experionce as stock elerk Falr knowledge of book Hoc Mite 12¢ —WANTED, SITUATION young mun, 8¢ y inn New York n keeping. Ad A WANTED, BITUATION LA who bas hnd oy Addrows C 2, Bee A BY A YOUNG MAN ars gencral office experience. Mi35 120 HOUSEKEEPER POSITION WANTED BY A young woman: small hotel or roomine h rrod. ~Call 212 13th Mi70 10 __WANTED - MALE HELP. BiSALARY Ot COMMISSION 10 AGENTS T0 Jhandie the 'atent (hemieal Ink Eraser P Mo most uscful and novel invention of the age Erases Ik thoroughly 1o two seconds. Works Iike magic. 200 to {0 per cent profit. Agents making per week. We also want n ge agent 1o t chnrge o territory and BpROILE sub ngents. A cbnnce 1o make money. Write for terms and a sp men of crasing. Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co., Y Crosse, Wis ~ £t FIRST CLASS SALESMEN Iy, on eommission wuters, perfum and liberal contract c Address, with references, Palm City, Mo O & first elass nd soaps Good o for right man T Mfg. Co., Knnans Mz 11° B MAN ABOUT #: GUICK TO LEARN. CAN Daud permunent employment and salary woekly 1610 Douglas stroct. MOGIAL SALES wine and fiquor Address 1.6, Bee Oftice, Council Blufa M1d6 10 T BOY WITH A on the Dally e M ANE > hnve B WANIED, TWO EXPERIENCED men for Nebraska and low trade. WANTED, AN INTELLIG 200 horse 10 earry a route Apply at Bee oftice 3:40 p. m WANTED, OFFICE CLERKS WHO quick and mocurate at figures: men w 0 connected with wholesalo houses or where activity in work was easentinl to Lold position. Applicants must not be machines but men who are ambitious and wish o advance on thelr merits. Good sulary to clerks possessing hove quulifications. Address C. 19, Beo. 116 9+ Biwasien Beieta Job the yeur 0 fox A GOOD BECOND HAND BAKER. man preforred. Steady tman. Furm NTED, A WELIABLE AND SUCC Iness man for managerial poslt be ablo to kive first cluss encos as to bus ablilt; some capital requir dress B 45, Boe 16 9 B PAKER AND CONFECTIONER about April 15. A good reltable. so rlenced workman, Address, stating age, natlon Ity and wages, inciuding roow and board. to Box Yankton, 8, 1. WANT 1 —WANTED, AN A 1 SALESMAN ACQUAINTED with clty grocery trade; must spenx German, Good salary 1o right party. Address C. 3, ress 3 Lo ¥ CRC Feo oftice ERY SALFSMAN, ONI roterences required. Ad Migo 10 BoYAYIED, A FIRST-CLAS Deake brker! must be o sob day work, | nt situation. Toledo, 1. BaWANIED, A MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT ohlldren to work on a farm karden at Gmaha, $30.00 por month and board. Address C 24, Bee. . Mise “CLASS BOTTLER AT LE- Address 5. Neudormann, Mis2 15 FOR TOWA ON T1E C. & N. W. Stendy work; freo pass. Kramer & ©'Hearn, Labor agency, 903 South 11th street. WANTED, A BOY Sz 10v BaaM U R T e S ADVE PBoWANED. A G and cake bake) Bakery, Pzrry. Ja. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. —WANTED, GIRL 1N /Woolworth Ave. Ay man o box 08, M50 10° - WANTED, A FIRS s Pottling works lemars, MITT 11 OD SECONDHAND BRI German preferred. _ Chicago 10* EMALL FAMILY. 5118 £54 5 GOOD Wineberk, 1006 od, Miv2 1 ENAL HOUSEWORK; GO hane, 2612 Faruam st. 11 N=WANTED, GUOD DRE: SMAKELS, Jwhite goods makers. L street K1, N ENT GIRL. 3 GOOD uth 11th st. 157 100 TO KEEP house for two men, must be & good cook. P 0. Box 251, Flair, Nob. M1 160 GENEKAL HOUSEWORK FOR RENT—HOUSES. Daro%, KENT TOUSES 1 etty. The O, ¥ PARTS OF 5 Farnam st —FLATS, DWELLI~ parts of the city. Kilkeany & Co., Koom 1, (o tinental block 2 “FOR KENT, TWO 5.ROOM COTTAGES ON 'motor. Call at southwest cor. 9th wnd Dougla ) T, FOR RENT, NEW 13HOOM TIOUSE, 2 a1s0 10T00m ‘house. 2621 Capitol avo Al modera. Call 252 Capiiol avenue. B. H. Kobison. > . STANFORD CIRCLE, lgutter, 204 Boo bldg. 811 ) LARGE LIST UOUSES. PAUL, 1005 FARNAN. D enoon COTT new, modorn. MERICAN HOUSE, 020 DO mouth. J. M. Branner, 42 Boe bailing Mzl M2e ENTRALLY LOCATED LHOUSE, ments, 108 N 19th st. Mok AT NO TS S uTHl 8T ¥ ttage. No. 613 5. doth st., ai G. L. Green, Barker block. T gl MAVE FOR RENT TUE FOLLOWING first class houses near lanscou park No. 5203 Poppleton avenue, brick Lioae, 8 rooms, with bath, furnace, elc, south and east nt. corner Poppleton’ avenue and 324 street, $45.00. No. 2308 Poppléton avenue rooms, moders south Tront No. 3005 Paclfic strect. One of the finest finished and cosicst houses 1n Omaha; § rooms, all modern conventences, §30.00 per month Keys can be obtained at my oflico at aby time Georgo N. Hicks, 85 N. Y. Life bullding 163 11 D YOI RENT. COTTAGES. 6 R, ALL MODERN, $2250; T r e front, modern,’ 8500 Fidelity Trust o Farnam S D ROOM COTTAG per rov $10.00. new framo built, furnace, 0.00 house, § bath, ete., L1716 WEBSTER STHEET, NS4 PUT IN FIRST-OLESS CON. worth, of Wolshans' Agen. YBE HOTEL n. L. Wood Whitnell block. —SMALL HOUSE, ¥ erton 11 Por i, P PO RN MODERN 3 oo streot | ) T Blag., Harris. tinoslinde trees. 237 MI10J 100 IOOM HOUSES 0; Call"at once, (38 Hes 110 T FOR KENT. LESIRABLE ¢ AND 8 ROOM houses. Inguire 2616 Capitol ave, Miz 1o FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Continued J-THE DOLAN, 99 AND 311 N 16TH 8T JYOUNC Wit 108 15 FoR HENT, FURNINHED ROOMS Utopia, 1719, 1721 Davenport St CARE OF 17t st Wi Woman's Chr MENS TOMF. eintion UNDE m s LARGE TIANISOMELY FURNISHED FRONT . niso fow table boarders. Mrs. Thompson “VIRITORS WORLDS FAIR " 1 with the v sted t o pr 1501ves with very dosirable nyeniently ed rooms during their stay Epeak (n tme, 80 that applieations nesd not elash. Cut this out as it will not sppear again. J. O, anan, Ronth Chiengo, 111 M8 100 NICELY FURNISTIED ROUMS, ALSO GOOD board; all converlences. Call at 2103 Faroam stroct. MIss 120 FR00M AND BOARD FOR TWO G ENTLEMEN _—_— FORRENT--UNFURNISHED ROOMS (G FOR RENT. ¢ UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT. Table for housekseping, modern improvements i Wobsior street MAG rent cheap. ) (G L ROOMS. 1551 N 21ST. .00 13 rooms, 1024 N. 21st, #8.00. 210 4 rooms. 19th and Harney, 8 to #15.0. drooms, 7th and Pacific, $.00. Houses of o ¥. Butts, 220 8. 17th, sa7al « UNFUR GoFortiGnT | Xnished rooms, 1 OUSEKEEPING 518, Z0Lh street (GoUNFURNISHED FRONT Tro Miz4 10* TWO SOUTH oms. 238 Douglns, (; LARGE EAST FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE. 146 12 FOR RENT--8' | =Py [ 'TORES AND OFFICES YUY BRICK BUILDING 22 FEET y st 2% FOU ST 1405 Ha " FOR RENT, STORE H ST, LA [;,Hon RENT 916 Farnam st. ment basement, o n all the STORY BRICK The bullding hus A fireproof ce mplete steam heating fixtar rs.gas, ete. Apply ut the ¢ BUILDING r Cuming side ity limits For terms, seo Geo Hicks, 30 N. Y. Life Dldg. 163 11 —_— AGENTS WANTED. WANTED, MALE OR FEMALE, TO position with us. to seil o Paring Knives, also Cwrye roffered. 'No apital tamy, Clauss Shear Co .\ Mo, nitdl- ote and inducement ey Address with 0. Box 16, Ka WANTED, AGENTS ) household articio: quick sellor; good pay: write for circular and terms. Address Morgan MIg. (0., Kalamagoo, Mich MIZ00 AND CANVASS AUTHENTIC Gulde to the ngraviogs, costing or this 10o0k. Ihe ARarity wild with prepatd. Credit odward & ¢ MI72 10 J SAGENTS WANTED. FOR T o edition of Pleturesque Chieago Wotld's fair; 20 magnificent searly $10.000, taken expeciaily Ereatost selling Look published success. Spocinl terms. Frelght glven. Outfit 25 conts. R. H. W Baltinore, Ma. e WANTED TO RENT RENTE {-1F YOU WANT st with J. 1 Yot Parrotte, | HOU<Es uglas block ML A2 IY A LADY IN PRIVATE venlent to sherman Mg FURNISIED ROOMS FOR LIGHT rman_and wife; must Adiess C. 25, Be [C-BOARD WANTFD K; trally WANTED, imekeopin, scatod WANT KD, Address ter FURNISHED 1t forelgner OM BY A GEN. in a fawlly to learn Engl 20, Bee K VANTED, ROOM: PLEASANT. FOR SING A\ gentiemnn, 1ot over 15minutes walk fr. oftice. Acdress P, 0. Box 43 M K PHICED ROOM AND tand sapper) (n private fam nam; stale terms: refe MITS 100 " FOR RENT -WMISCELLANEOUS. WANTED, MODERATE Jard (broak SLS. FURNISHE Withnell block. MI2 11 HOUSKS, STORES. 11 4 houses. Welshans . STORAGE. M ORAGE. \ M BONE STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WITH- 1 storago ¢ t1tis the Omabia 3tove Repair Works,107 b ouglas, WILLLAMS & CROSS, 1214 Harney out seelng our best. N o R. wWeils, 1111 “von oap ratos. —STORAC clean and o 300! ¥arnam. 32 WANTED—-TO BUY. it X FOR FURSITURE THOUSEHOLD ete.. or will sell for owner in our auction Wells, 1111 Farnau —WANTED TO BU Ight plan b up- class, in good order wiving full particulars 503 N JIHING, | DRUG STOCK, 1 agency, 1furniture stock, 1 1 grocery, 4 hardware stocks, 2 hotels, 1 ufucturing. 1 millinery, 1 printing, 2 1 snloon. partner for saloon business. Wo Liave customers for above on our list. Call and sce us. Western Business Awengy, 416 N. Y. L bla'g 1 restauran Continved. VW -ANTIHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO, 318 K. ¥ Lifo. londa at Tow rates for choice soeuritlyas Nebraska or lowa f ) Omahs eity property T TER Charlos W GE TOANS LEes ding all charges. Ralnoy, Gmahe N AN bank bidg. 5 AGE LOANS ON s in adjacent soun 1 fuil description. Alex Mocre,ii Bee bl0g ki W FIRST & SECOND MO Omuha proporty & on far the W OMAUA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, 16TH and Donglas, loans money on ety and farm Property at luw ratos of intersst 00 PRIVATE W o Eoner: o8 tamrove art o8 o real estuta; one or more loans. Address A B care of carrier No. 11, Omaha 350 EAST IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED | de. Farnam Smith & Co. TV ;LoANS Oy city property §3.000 and upw. No delays. W WO SN s on Omaha elty proy any kind. Why pay higi is cheap. Youcan get full ben low rates from Loan und Trust Co., 16th and Dod, W OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real estate at lowest market rates. Loans or lurge sams for hort or long time, No commission 1s charced and the loans are not s01d n ihe east, b vank on the ec W MONEV T LOAN The 0. F. Davis Co., 15 farms at fre made in sma nerof iith and Douglss streets 8 AT LOWEST RA ¥arnam stroet AN O estate OMATIA AND COUN- and Nebraska and | + cant i sstons Ak | rest,with no ad- Fattorneys fees. 1¢, Umahia, w0 ANS ON CITY AND FARM sciby, 341 Board of Trade. CENTHAL LOAN & TR( IMPROVED CITY A. (. Frost, Douglas blk, —MONEY T LOAN ON property, low rates. W ; MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWES? RATES ON Ipmroved and unimproved real estate, I toh years. Fidelity Trus 1702 Farnam, 78 312 BROWN BLK K7 — MONEY TO LOAN-- CHATTELS: CALL AT THE OFFICE OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. NCORPORATED. You ean borrow on FURNITURE ~ AND PIANOS, S, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE Ol AND OTHER SECURITY We will lend yon any amount Trom $16.00 to §1,00, ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or romoval of property. You can pay the momey back in any amounts you wish, and at any time, and ench payment s0 wade will reduce the cost of the loan Kemember that you bave the nse of both the property and the money, sod pay for itonly ns iong as you koep it ' will be no expense or charge ko amount wanted, but yuu will recely amount of the Betore youw but of the full where call and see ind 1t greatly to your advantage OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., us and 06 BOUTH 16T HTH first floor above the stre THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR ATED LOAN COMPANY 1IN OMALA. —DO YOU WANT MONEY? THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE €O, ROOM 4, WITHNELL BLOCK 819% SOUTH 151H, CORNER HABNEY ST. YoU ANY oR SMALL DOLLARS\ UP. \ WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAMEHOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER' SONALPROPERTY OF ANY KIND. You witt, /oo weLn/ o CALL ON /ms FIRST/ FOR _OUR TERMS WiI WILL sUM FROM LOAN LARGE TEN MERT YOUR APPROVAIL. You can pay the money back at any time and in any amount you wish, and thus reduce the cost of earry- ing the Joan in proportion to amount you pay. 1 YOU owe a balauce on your furniture orother personal property of any kind, we will pay it off for you and enrry it as 1ong ns you desire. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONKY IN ONE HOUR FROM (11 TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION. No publicity or removal 0f property, so that you Ret the use of both money and property. You will also find us in from 7 to § p. m. , 40, 00, 0 DAYS. Payments, on farnlture . without or pu Duff'Green, room 8, Barker b X —PHITCHARD, 51 DOUGLAS BLK. FOR SALE—-FURNITURE —FOR FAP, NICE HOUS CHOLD FUR- niture, uscd only two months. 2624 Caldwell. 118 ¥ ESKS, L Y. Life Bullding: 485 FOR SALE -HORSES WAGONS ETC. »—FOR SALE, 2ND HAND PLATFORM EPRING wacon, harness 4nd g00d - toam. suitabie for moving outfit, cheap. A.C. Raymer, 2408 N street, South Omaha. 1 . OFFICE FURNITURE, 1 typewriters, etc. 535 N { —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SK. curlty; strictly confidential. A. B. room 1. Continental block. BUSINESS CHANCES. YROR SALE OR EXCHANGE. A PATENT right for Nebraska, out of which a rustler can make noney. Address, 212 McCague Bldg. 617 7—FOR SALE: COMPLETE DRUG STOCK AND store fixtures at Waterloo, Neb. Satisfactory terms to the right party; only drug store In town. quire of Meyer & Kuapke, or KatzNevios Co. 94 P-FUR SALE, THREE GOOD HORSES AND harness, covered wagom, two seated carriage Peycke Candy Co. 16210 e — __FOR BALE_MISCELLANEOUS, ith, South Omaha. Neb L ANDARD CATTLE COMPANY OFFER .00 per ton, on board cars at This price may be withdrawa at any (J NEW FIKE-VROOF SAFE CHEA Qfif»u?u‘,n Ot TIAT benuery. Address K., 5724 ¢ Qhok s strod by th Address ©2, Bee. nter street. Omahn. i, % e FINE ST. BERNARD PUPPIES famous Champion Vietor Joseph. Nisw 11 Omaha. 7 —AVOCA STEAM LAUNDLY FOR SALE OR trade. _Address C. Follet, Avoes, 1a. 8311 YO SALE MARHLE & STONE BUSINESS olng a §1.000 business. Geod location. Address Cid, Boo. Midw 13+ —BUSINESS CHANCES IN NEBRASKA AND lows. Nochargetocash buyers. Van Patten Business Exchange, 55 Board of Trade, Omi ba,Nev. Mi0'120 TO OPERATE A MAN- 25 per cent dividends: no Ml 10% —HARDWARE, §1.80, AND IMPLEMENTS, £550. F. 1 Ball. Creston, N T—WANTED, CAPITAT ufacturing business risk. Address C 16, Boc FOR GENERAL heast Neb. preferred, Dak. land partly in Tty 10 hold; will pa Pierce, Neb. ome cash. Adaress box 17, ("! A FIRST-CLASS HALL'S SAFE AND ABOUT 100 feet of §0od shelving. Apply Boston Store 16th and Douglns. M MISCELLANEOUS. RWANTED. WORK TEAM ¥OR TRADE, A go0d farm for sale, a farm 1o rent and furnish cattle with It, a 6:100m cottage to sell very cheap for cash. Marsball, room $40 N. Y. Life. M %04 11 _CLAIRVOYANTS. - MIS. NAN Droliuble bustuess medium, A1th year at 119 N. 16th 784 M. LEGRAVE, PROPIETESS, DEAD trance clairvoyant and life render: tells your life from cradie to grave; ean bo o od on all alfairs of Iife; has the celebrated Egyptian breast pirte to unite the rated and cause marriage with one you love. Come one come all and e c0 b £ Lier remarkable powers. Ofico and_resi 0417 S Iith st hours 9a m. 109 p. m. Strict rt and photo of your future wife or hus and sent through mall for §.0), chart alone, §2.00, All letiers contalning 4 cents 1o stamps promotly answerod, MASSAGE, BATH, ETC. MENT, ELECFRIC-THER- d hair treatment. manicure and ehiropodist. Mrs Post, i1k 8.15th, Withnell blk. FLOOR, baths. 9y 11 U, 2> icokoi, sulphur and se ]);)n}u RENT. MALL COTTAGE, CORNER Thcks, 00 N. . Lite,” 16 th and Vinton, .00 ), FOR KENT A NINEROOM HOUSE WITH ull wodern conveniences and first-class barn 05 Binney stroet. Apply G. Q. Green, room 45, Barker block MIT 12¢ e L FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, o BTEAN SRATED RooMS FURNISHED FOR “housekecping. 1714 Nicholas. M1& 100 E i JICELY FURNISHED KooM SUITABLE £0r one or two geutlemen. XIT Harney street. 106 10% ER EWLY FURNISHED, ALSO UNFURNISIED rooms, %2 8. 1th street. Apply roow 3, 20 fl00r oo ML 11 TP LFASANT FRONT ROON TOR GENTLE . Woders conveniences; e sulonces; board 11" desired. NGLE HOOM FOR ONE PERSON, EStiiShnop X S0 SICELY FURNISHED ROUMS FOR GENTLE- 4men only; (steam beat,) at 1819 Howard St 168 T-MME CARSON, oor, room baths. DOUGLAS STREET, SRD ke, alookol, sulphur and sea U IF YOU EARNESTL J quick, well, bonorably. News-Mercur,' malled in' plain sealod envelope. Mercur, 2386th st., New York. om 1 U‘i"]":‘ L B A, J. ALL YOUR MATTERS bave boea fixed up. ieturn home at once. A. & Joseph. - N0 100 —WANTED, THE PRESENT ADDRESS OF Sarah A. Koberts. who lived In Omaba some 5 or 6 yoars ago. It will be Lo her advantage to com municate at once with M. 5. Hartlett, 1t 212 Me- Cague Blag., Omaha. 185 U A WEALTHY PROFESSIONAL YOUNG GEN- ) tieman, stranger and just located In city, de #ires Lhe scqualntance of divcrete. refined, ou youns lady of 18 or 30, who Ls. for Address 1. L. Williams, geoera! dell tured of amusement. ry, Omahs. Miss 1% _MUSIC, ARTAND LANGUAGES. —HABRY WILLIAME GUITAR AND BANJO teacher, 1623 Farnawm streot. Koom & M M1l JFOW WEAT. NICKLY FURNISHED WOOMS with board ai the Websier, 416 and 1 siroet. 1 —G. F. GELLENBECK, BAA SIS & TEACHEE, 1toroie b FOR REN BLACKSMITH SHOP AND tools, for cash or on shares. A splendid open- ing for & good man, Address Jno. K. Schulte, Gor. don, Neb. 1 Y ;FORSALE OR TRADE. ONE OF THE CLEAN- st and newest stocks of general m'd'se in Ne. Draska: well locuted in county scat: good cash trade. Wil trade for good. clear land, cash and notes. ¥or particulars address 160 Sth nvene. Kearney, Neb M85 16 TS FUR- {mmodiatoly ata dis 83 £ xchange. Y fLL00STOCK CLOTHING AND GE nishings; must be sold count. Van Patten’s Busi Thde. N4 13 Y JPR SALE. TEN SHARES GLOBE LOAN and Trust company Savings bank stock. Ad dress Chas. W. Cochran, Republican, Denver, Colo Mis1 1 Y FOR RENT OR SALE. JIOUSE AND 4 ACKES §00d garden land. inquire 51 North Isth St i ALE, CIGAR STORE IN GOOD LOCA- Address C ). Bee otice. MIZE 114 FOR EXCHANGE. 7, -CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL 3 DS ¥; Wil “take real estate & money. Box 29, Frankfort, In Y -FoR s tion. 7,450 ACKES OF CLEAR LA dthe best winter wheat districts | change for 100r 20 mcre tract near Omaba clty limits. Wil pay cash difference if property is €00d. ~ Address, giviog price sud location, U 26, Bee TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS Dakota. Wil sell cheap. or exchange for aud cattle. Add. box 74, Frankforeind 54 4000 1N DRY GoOD3, HATS. CAPS, boes, notions. ete., for desienble Ne d. Address Ford & Pack, Stromsburg, M269 MUY Z—GOOD OMAHA RENTAL PROPERTY 70 EX hange for property in o near Los Angeles, Cal Give number of your property and time.' Ad: dress Box W4, Los Ankeles, Cal as 10 —BUSINESS PROPEKTY FOR GOOD FARM Mand tn Nebrasks or lowa. G. H Peterson, 1412 8. 15h MES1 M35 —FOR EXCHANGE, BEST PAVING CHOP use in Omabs. Address C7, Bee. M90 11* 7-MODERN HOUSE, KOUNTZE PLACE, 10 xchange for smalier house, 40 feet on N. 24th for lot or small house and lot; 50 feet on motor me, Hamilton, for tale or exchange. Me ague block. —¥OR EXCHANGE. A FINE ROAUSTER, FAST for equity 1n 1ot W. T. Grabam, MeCagus block s Z 3R WORTE: OF LAND T0 EXCUANGE ¥OI and elothing. ¥.1. Eall, Creston. Neb. M1 1 JANS ON IMPROVED tean always b found at the. FOR EXCHANGE. Contniled. A BAREAIN. NIOR MODRRN residence And nost bATH ad two 1ots 1n Nomaba | City, Neb., about 109 m th of ¢ onn €1vo’ & bargain in th ith good Councll Bluff4 lan and ex clonr rosid in Couetl Blutts, | Warneevitie, Neb. 7-FOR BALE AT nge for Address M1 M M1 100 FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE, NEAR SOUTH fio market March 15th @iy a8 i3 | Blufts | (WO DESIRABLE IMPROVED FARMS FORSAL 20 ncres 1o Dougins Co., 15 miles west of Omaba. 430 ncres in Washington Co.,12 miles north of fwakia For prices and terms apply to W. B. Millard, Omaba, Neb. 3 M10 CLOSE TEN ACKES WITHL SMALL COTTAGK cush. to Helt Ry, West Omabhn; cheap for Thicks, 305 N. Y. Life bidg 1t | J7OR SATEWARMS, CRSTRAT, AND RASTERN QIw CASH_ WILL SECURE 1@ Wclass Iani in onstern N time, 6 per cont intorest. The O. F arnam st i IR SALY of city 4-per month THE BE<1 C1 Omaha. 100 ncres at & les from court ar-01d grapo vines, 1,000 fruit troe & very pretty piace and cheap, at §20 houses and lots of al nthiy y 1t in Heal Estate and Trust Co., Bee bullding. M vis Company NEAR 2,000 Is FARM with FARM LANDS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS AND kota for sale on long time, casy terms interest. Libera slssion 10 Send for catalogue. D, Manager Muscatine Mortgage and Trust Co.. room 2, 319 4 0. 13th street. M4 M18 | BARGAIN IN OMAHA, FORTY | Lacres just west of the city: call ana get pricos | andterus. " Hicks, 35 N. V. Lito bldg 111 = JOISALE OR EXCHANGE, 52 FEET ON MILI- tary avenue, 1% block north of Hamilton stree | ouse six roonis. " Graam, 05 McCague bioek, [ LA | K S FROM CITY AT A Mctague bio 117-9 W ACRES GOOD LAND IN KNOX COUNTY,VERY cheap. For description. priee and terms _address at once C. . Harrison, 911 N. Y. Life. M5 10 | ALY SECTION EXCKLLENT LAND IN STAN. ton Co., 5 miles from Stanton, §15.00 per scre; is yery cheap at this price. C. F. Harrison, 812 N, Y. Lite. 153 10 FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL TEN KOOM HOUSE; all modern convenlences: a big bargain if_taken at ouce. Hicks, 305 N. Y. Lifo bldk 16511 ILT FRAME HOUSE, leton ave with fur- can give posscssion can offer ut & low tigure; HIcks, 305 N. Y. 16311 ROOMS. D. 165 18% PHE BIGGES bargain. Graham, JFOR SALE, MODERN B elght rooms, No. 5208 I nace, buth, seweraxe, gas. eic nt once bldg. 2714 ST, 50150, bank ALE Life, Omaha 640 acres, §15 an nere, i20 ucres, $12 an_acre. ) mere 10 yunty Buffalo county Coltax county Colfax county Colfax county. 110 ne Custer county, 160 acres, £10un ucry Cumings county, 52 acres, £ an ncre. Cass county, 450 neres, 85 aq nere. Dodge county, H40 nc 25 un acre. Dawson county, 160 acres, £ an ucre. Douglus county 160 ncres near 1rving 640 ncres near Irsiogton, ST5an acre. 10 acres near Irvington. $0 an acre. 14 acres near Coffmun. §5 an acre 160 ncres, 8 miles 0f Oninhia, 865 an acre. 320 acres, near Xouth Cmahi, £75 an acre. Greeley county, 450 neres, S1.60 a0 nere, Franklin cousity, 160 acres, §10 an acre. ty, 180 acres, €640 an acre, ok county, 160 acres, ¥ an ucre. nty, 169 screx, $15 6o o unty, 1000 acres, $15 a .60 dores, 8 an nere. % an ncre. Knox Kearne Lincoln ( Bz an 160 acros, § i sere. Pawnee Co., 160 acres ) nere. Stanton Co., 520 acres, $13 an ucre. Sarpy Co 160 acres, $42 an acre. B)ucres, 4 un nere 0 acres, near Omaha, $45 anncro. 20 acres, near So. Omabi, &) an acre. 160 acres, near Papiliion. &0 an acre. Valley Co., 320 neres, $10 an gere. York Co., 160 acres, §40 an acre. Washingion Co., 240 acres, §21 an ncre. Preserve this “ad” for refercnce C.¥. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life, Umaha. DRESSMAKING. F.«snmx.«mx‘xmuxs AND EVE tumes. Inguire ot 1724 Capitol ave. JINE DRESSMAKING AND LADIES' TAILOR- ing at moderate prices at the Ladies’ Tallor Dressmakivg college, Mme. Corbett, %1 Brown block. 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ACTIVITY IN OTHER MINING DISTRICTS { | | | Pushing Operations in New and 014 Leads ~A Herd] of Elk, Snow Bound Natural Gas and Other West- ertr Phenomenn, The Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine of the largest producers in the Caour d'Alene district, were closed down for an indefinite period on the 1st of March. Thr are assigned for the suspension: Low price of silver, oxcessive freight rates and high wages. The question of wages can hardly be considered a factor, for the reason that wages were reduced ten months ago, result ingin a strike labor struggles. The battle began about the 1st of May, the chief purpose being the dis ruption of the Miners union. It was a pro nged fight and a bloody one. The able al exp! Federal troops rid of the federal courts s invoked. The state authorities virtually abdicated their powers. The strikers were routed and five of them convicted of var ifenses and sent to the penitentiary Miners were imported from Wisconsin and Michigan at great expense and in in stances paid higher wages than demanded. Tremendous expenses were in. curred, maimnly to distupt the miners union, wus not a profit but the success achieved ivestment, Thn money wasted in the bat tle with organized labor explains the present tened condition of the mine owners he closing of the mines. A seauel to the strike is to be found in the opinion of the United States supreme court rendered on the Gth st. in the case of | Georze A. Pettibone and other Caur d'Alene miners against the United State: The court decided 1n favor of the miners and directed that the indictment against | them be quashed. These cases grew out of the riots at the Wardner mines. The court at that time had granted injunctions r straining the strikers from interfering with the nen. and it was alleged that Pettibone and others conspired to violate the laws of the United States. The court holds that the indictment under which they were con- victed of this arge is defective in that it was not shown that the men had knowledge f the order of the causes was iside gun titigation in the courts. were called in and the play, seve ind 1da around Mines. Ketchum, it and mining The country feet de the Idaho, is all of five decper being we 1 with snow, it being pin the town muc lls. But little is ne this winter outside of the Philadelphia- Idaho Mining and Smelting compiny are keeping the North Star mine with a force of thirty men. The five tons of first-class ore_daily and thirty tons of second-class, which is concentrated to fifteen tons. Botl rst-class and con ntrates run about 10 per cent lead, 20 ounces silver and £20 in gold T'he second class ore runs about 25 per cent zine, which is nearly all mcentrating, but there is eno; it dificult to smelt. There is an immense amount of this ore in the mine and the company anticipate creasing the capacity of the concentrator some two or threefold Holly Oakes and Joseph Poncia are still at work developing their pioneer ledge four or five miles north of Centreville. Itis a very lurgze ledge of galena and carbonates, carr ing from seventy-five to 100 ounces silver and &5 gold per ton. They will be obliged 10 ship the ores, as there is nosmelter in this county There is quite a revival of mining iuterests at Silver City and De Lamar. The larger properties are turning out good dividends, and the smaller ones aro paying. As soon as spring opens, so that the ore can be hauled, the few mills that are now idle will start up, A letter from Atlanta says that the Last Chance and Big Lode mines are yielding large quantitics of ore, which will be sent to the mill as soon as the roads open in the spring. Atlanta has some of the best goid and silver mines in the state, and it _is_ex- pected that a good deal of work will be done there this year. The ledges are large and traceabie for several miles, The firm price of copper will do much to- ward the opening up of the copper mines of the Seven Devils and Salmon river distric The ledges are monsters in size and very rich in copper, with both gold and silver. As Idaho is 1o construct a system of wagon roads that will make the central portion of the state accessible, there will be a large 1n- flux of prospectors as soon as the snow dis- appears. There are very many rich in that section that arc now inacce They are galena. copper, gold and silver. The firmness of the copper tis very encouraging for the opening up of this por- tion of our great mineral belt. The chances are very good for the consummation of some v important sales of mines at Bear Val- ley, Sheep Mountain, Seafoam and Johnson camp as soon as the snow disappeal thut they can be examinea by repr tives of mining companies. They running ¢ extract h left Big Herd of Elk. One of the most singular occurrences ever noted in Colorado took place near Sagamore { last week as the result of the storm which has been raging in the mountains for days. The fierce war of the elements drove a band of elk, numbering over 1,000, down from the hills onto a high mesa, thickly timbered, about tweive miles south of Sagamore. They uttempted to move farther in order to guin the valley, but in so doing were caught in the decp, crusted snow, where they floun- dered around, powerless to advan treat. Word of the event was soon passed and ranchmen from all quarters flocked to the spot, armed with shotguns and rifles, But two animals were shot, and those only ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when 8yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshiLg to the taste, and acts nily yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, rompt in its action and truly beueh’linl in its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agrceable substances, its manl{ excellent qualities commend it to all and havo made it the most pogulnr remedy known. = yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and 81 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggiit who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it prowptly for any one who wishes to try it.* Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LovIsVILLE, &Y, NEW YORK, . memorable in the annals of | wsions | | per | owns conside: 7 T —. — 10 save the lives of the men attacking them, A man would sclect a large bull ek, and, walking toward it on the crust, which would sastain his welght, with a chub cut from » nelghboring timber, would battle with the beast until. a well-direetod blow just bolow the antlers would stroteh the creature d 1 Many na from the maddened animials are r When had sup wants of skidded to th 1 band, which they a T'he climax, how when & ranchim from his bed by the cattle, The thoir temporary pris the haystacks in' the valle posscssion of the ranches of Holman, Brown, Nichols the Pleasan Valley 1 and stam ng the ¢ tation had been ) 1 th that todrive them offt wou for the entire band, so the up by the firing of rifles an into Jay Sea park, where stock n own hay, which gave for the the future benetit of sportsmen. MW O8RS the domestic ad of hay was 1 survivors of the sly W. B, Moore fur 1 Ik had emselves from had attacked taking cnti Messrs. Moore, H hmen a starve day lat was callod wing of his consul ranchmen decided 1| moan starvation elk were rounded { gans and driven two companies of they generously animals and the Mining Operatious in Butte, Work on the Anaconda in began, accor W ann 5th inst. When in full ¢ will furnish employment to not 1 men, which added to t ready at work in_other will make me difl keepers and a few n kn mine susper Butte on the peration the mines 88 than 900 arge number g o the camp boarding houso As is waoll Butte is nota o and whi tho mine or sot of attracts a little v has ever sulted work by one company mtana mines and ployed, at the Butte rado N, at t ton w and mill, tion works, Original mine, Black ‘olusa-Parrot mine, Black Chiet ud half a dozen others owned and operated by W. A. Clark %00 men are employed, at the Lexington Alice mine nd m 0, at the fifty other smaller properties being worked under leasc and by their owners 2,500, mines ing meement mines w0 Jants rence or Miner. wn, say mines ire ¢ the ( Mo Salt Loke Gas, Another natural gas well is spouting in the vicinity of Salt Lake City. The piping in this well is four inches in dismeter, while that in the isonly two inches. The volume of gas, while it could not be esti- mated at the time, is entirely satisfactory to the company and it promises to be oue of the best holes yet sunk The boring of gas wells, or more correctly the drilling of them, is an interesting ope tion and sometimes’ decidedly exciting, es- pecially when the fluid is reached suddenly. Tools, drills and other apparatus are some- blown sky-high by the escaping gas. is was the case with one of the welis sunk There are, however, genre- ally sufficient indications of approaching to the fluid to prevent danger. Tuscaror Silver Production in Colorado. The silver output of Colorado was increased last year by 800060 ounces, in spite of the low price of the metal, the d in wh e quantitics 1at a very low of these mines s from the shupments of ore from cr than ever. The value shipped from Creede in February is estimated to have been $530,000. 1f pro- duction shall continue at this rate the out- put of this camp will be very much larger owing to scov- cost. are at Creede of the ! this year than it was in 18 Portinnd's Water Works. city council of Portland has let con- for the construction of a steel pipe rry water from Bull Run to Port- land, a distance of thirty miles The contract for supplying 11,442,000 pounds of steel plates was let to the Risdon Iron works of San Francisco for $£340.971.00, The contract for cast iron pipes was awarded to the Oregon Iron and Steel company for &2 ton. The construction of headworks and bridges and the manufecturing and 1 ing of steel pipe were let to local bidders, the whole amounting to 1,000,000 Cons racts for two large reservoirs will be lot The tracts line to ¢ Bear Story, A big bear chased Poter Haues, an old man of 60 years, through the woods in Clark county Washington, the other day, and was close at his coat tails when he ran into the clearing of & neighbor named McCoy, As both neared the house the door opened and Mis. McCoy appeared with a rifle in her nds, promptly let a at the bear and bowled him over dead. Then the ungraveful Peter claimed the hide, as the finder of the nd insisted on his demand until as & agreed that he and his oceeds of its sale. You cannot deny facts, and it is a fact that Salvation Of t pain-cure. 25c. BROKE DOWN UNDEK HIS BURDEN, Alfred Crill & Wealthy Chicago Busines Man Adjndged Ins Cuicaco, 1., March 9.—Alfred Crill, wealthy cattle dealer at the stock yards, was today adjudged insancand given into the custody of his son, Howard Crill, to be placed in some private institution. Crill able property in Chicago, and was for some timea member of the firm of Alexander, Rogers & Crill, doing business in this and Omaha. The weight of busi- ness cares and a spell of sickness, caused by exposure while buying cattle in the west during_the blizzards of last winter, preyed upon his mind until it gave away. Dr. Archibald Church, an expert on insan- ified that he had been treating Crill for three weeks, and while ho is in the full possession of his facullics, he is troublec with sudden fits of excitement, which ren- d him dangerous. Crill was then exam- He addressed the jury in forward, business-like manner, tell trip to the west, when he w and answering all questions intell A large vumber of friends and acquaintances and bus| gathered in the hall, and when Crill passed themon the way to his carringe, many hunds were extended to him in sympathy . peoy nd sensible peo 10 inclination to use pills thut make them sick a day for every dose they take. I'heyhave learned that the use of De Witt's Early Risers does not interfere with irhealth by cousing nausca, pain or grip- These 1 pilis are perfect in action vesults. regulating the stomach and 50 at headaches, dizziness and ar vented, They cleanse the ar the complexion and tone up the Lots of health in these little fel- lassitude blood, ¢l systein lows R e L1 Wding Permi The following permits to build wer yesterday by the inspector of buildings: Mrs. E. M. Nelson, 8045 California dweliing 1,500 Board of Education, aiterutions fifth floor city hall Rl U Two winor peruits 800 ting. ..82,800 - Crowds of Visitors, Nontn GaLvesto, Tex., March 9.—The constantly increasing stream of visitors to this city keeps the immense Industrial hotel and a large number of boardiog houses al- ways full to overflowing. The (ndustrial is being augmented by an annex now under construction and a new hotel isa crying necessity. The fact that North Galveston ttracting investors from over the ntinent is & proof positive of its remark able resources and advantages posicr b Marriage Liconses. The following wmarriage licenses were is- sued by County Judge Eller yesterday: Name and 1 0116 J. Kenyon, Ohl | Barbara C. Four peunits, ag is ago, L. ¥rohiner, Ouray, (0lo § Albert W. Sommers, Omaha.... 1 Annfe M. 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