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

SPECIAL NOTICES, DVENTISEMESTS FOR THESE COLUMNS SITUATIONS WANTED. Jates, 1lec a word first Inwartion, 1e a word there after. »othing taken for 1oss than Ze i DIESSES MADE AT HOME, #1: WHRAPPERS, AN Cakley, wa . 2ith. Chirldren s clothing TON AS ~1ENOG RAPHER sporator. Address X y exporienced male ; WANTED, POSITION A% OFFICE ASSISTANT il Aind stenographer. Addross X 5 Heo t “A - WAN (KD, SITUATION, BY FXPERIENCEL ) ' and typewritor: can omington. Address, B Lot Indy s i VOUNG LADY, (00D STENOGUAPHER oraph iler o 73 BOYLES & BABB HAVE A LIST OF STEN Addtaphers, alt krades, furnished business mon Troe. 01V N. Y. 116, ol 558 M Ald i) A SITUATION WANTED, COMPETENT SECOND A AT e Naronn w20 G Sach e Sl | WANTED-MALE HELP, sb‘(wn 154 n word first Insertion, lc a word there- | after. Nothing taken for loss than 4 IMMISSION NTS TO t Chemical In r Penoll The most useful and novel Invention of the ae. ¥rases ink thoroughly 1o two seconds. Works 1iko nagle. 200 L0 500 per eent profit. Agents making 0 por wook, Wo RISO want s general agent to tako ehinrge 6f territory and appolut sub ngents, A ehance to make money. Wrlto for terms and a spect B Of erns Montoe Kra: Mfg. Co., ¥ 6, La Crosse, Wis T2 MAN ABOUT 2 QUICK TO LEARN. CAN 516 D0 ugIAN sLreet M —WANTED, A MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT § BGaron 1o whek' o a" farm yurdon ut Om 290,00 per month and board. Address C 24, Be RENCES irs. M7 17 LAPILER WANTED, REFE 410, Beo oftice, Councll B ii TEN ARNESS MAKERS. APPLY 10 Lobardos eaddicry Co. sioux City. 1" 22516 B W10 1TAS WORKED IN PLANING mil} and who 1s capable of runnini wood work- iy nnd Laking the placo of foroman ng Nebraska. Addross 560, Omaha Hee, M B ENERGETIC MAN POSSK ness nbility, with some capitn manager of husiness which will boar closest Inve tigation In every way. Only those having above qualifications need roply. Ihis 18 8 kood oppor. ' Aunity for the right man. Address C 40, § SING GOOD BUST for position 35 15 ; P ANTED FISTCLASR BLEAD AND CAICE Duaker for Dakotn. Apply Voege! & Dinning, 1110 SWANTED, BLACKSMITH FOR GENERAL repalr work; good wuges patd. L1 strathma PBoWASED, HRAVELING SALESMEN soll baking powder, Wo put our goods in glass TFollin 2 month snlary and expenses, or 2 omuission. Kend stamp for reply Chleago Baking Powder Co.. 767 Van Buren st., ‘ Chiengo. M52 ARDEN ERSTEADY n. A, W. Clarke, Papil 5116 T3 VANTED PRACTICAT ilon, Neb. >~ WANTED. BOY 15 10 18 YEARS OF Yo loarn fnishing o lounges. The & Huiso Co.. 1307 Nichoins streot M 16 j'g'\\h WANT MEN, WIHO ARE ALREADY | 4o o, Manufacturers Ol Co. Cleveland, 0 Uk Mot 21 fifw TID, TRAVELING SALESMEN. Diaitien tor ail inex of trade worth 8200 to Kood an. Alllson, 245 Wabush ave., Chicagn, | RowA i Bl toorera tor Dawadn, Ne 3V ANTED, ROV ST CLASE (UNTON) i\ 150, A GOOD HARNESS MAKELL 16 | Highost bili pald. "C. R. Riehter, St. Josepl 13- WANTED, SOLICITORS FOI TEA AND COB- : B » oo; gonticimon or ladies. 24th wna Hamilton i = Misd 170 : BA VIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE PAINTER wanted.” Addross I, A, Carpenter, Porcy, Town f ot ioting nouser <18 ATTHELONE - ‘WANTED-FEMALE HELP., rilon. e a word there- 58 than 25, IN EMALL FAMILY. 811 Rates, 4o @ word firat i after. Nothing taken jor 1 el 1 = WANTED, € JWoolwoith A b4 (V-ALADY TO1BACIH MUSIC IN A PUIVATE Jgamily Instruments, orkan and gutlar. A dress W 16 STENT GIRL; 2403 Farnam. 30N thursion. R (-STUDENT NURSE WANTED AT W. O, A tel, corner Bth sireet wnd th avenue, Hiufls. Must bo between 20 and 50 years of heaithy and of good churacter 303 18 V- WANTED,GCOD GIRLIN FAMILY OF 1 RtE: Jmust bo godd covk; wakes, o0, A0 Louglas 898 FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. 1460 m word first | hing taken for fo CLOIRVOYANTS. riion, 1o a word thore- MILS. DR M. LEGRAVE, PROPITETESS, Dis trance clalevosant and lita rend FAd1 L0 REAVa. has the colebratst AM ITEATED ROOMS FURNISIED FOR 1714 Nioholas NEWLY FURNISHED, 216 N. 19th st eAUSY MAFT plate to unite t With 016 you o KLY FURNISIED ROOMS FOIt GENTLE 810 Howard St d sent throu s HED, A ROOM FOIt 1 02 letters contatning § cants § FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEREEPING rent taken In board, 319 ¥ MASSAGE, BATH, ETC ch Insertion, )T man and wite D OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS for light honsek T ] At manioira Uig 8. 150, Wihinell bik 2 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE apito! avenue. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED accommodatio CARSON 121 DOUGLAS STREET, 1) foor, room 7 Yhol, sulyhur aod soa FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. a word first insertion, lo Kothing taken for loss than 25¢ lca word there. .MUSIC. ARTAND LANGUAGES. ZT1LE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N 1814 81 YOUNG WOMEN'S HHOME, UND Wowan's Chiristian assoclation, G F-GELLENBECK, BANGUIST & TEACHER, [ BOARD, 1924 FARNAM, FORD GEN MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTA’I‘E‘ FURNISIED ROOMS \WITH BOARD - Lading )t PR LAy, o line each (nsertion, §1.50 a lne per PLEASANT, COMFORTABLE ROOMS AND o, $4.00 n6d $40) n wi LOAN AND TRUST CO, 318 N. v iowa farws or Omaha city proper ROOM AND BOARD FORTWO GENTLEMEN, W —CENTRALLOAN & TR UST CO. BEE W —C FHARRISON, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITIL HOARD at the Webster, 616 and 515 North 1th street ———————————————————— FORRENT--UNFURNISHED ROOMS Iates, I'so n word first in o n word there , LOANS ON [MPIOV 3= FOIURENT. ¢ UNFURNISIED ROOMS, SUIT. tmprovements; housekoepin FIRST & SECOND M«INLI(' AGE LOANS ON malia property & on farms in adjacent ties. Sead full description. Alex Moore, il Beo bidg 3 ROOMS, 1831 N ith and Harnoy, 8 to $13.00, drooms, 7th aud Pacin es of ull kinds. “LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVE Ly #1000 and upwards. b to iig per cont No dolays. V. Farnam Stmith & Ct Butts, 220 8, 17th 15th and Harney LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, shed rooms, 1831 5. T MONEY NET T0 BOKRROW B3 No extra_charges of Oniaha city property Wiy pay high rates? URN(SHED 2308 Douglas. ———— FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES Itates, 10c a line each s from Globe Loan and ‘Irust Co., 16th and Dodgo, 7 OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAK on real estate at lowest mark or Largo sums for short or long time. omumission is charged s be found at the BRICK BUILDINC bank on the corner of 1ith and D FOIL RENT, §1ORE ON 8. 13711 ST block, sultable Inquire 05 3. 15th 8t 1AND 2 YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM ieed & Solby, 344 Board of Trad , hardwaro o L THELSTORY BRICK BUILDING building has n fiv heating fixtares Apply at the ofice OUMAHA AND Blufts real estate and farms at from 54 to § 11 the thoors, gas, oto st with no ad 4 for commissions or attorneys 15t Nov'l baak ONE THIREE STORY AND BASE bullding, 1005 South 11th stre LOW EST RATES, FIDELUTY TRUST COM ss conditfon, o quireof A.J casonable tor room 314 First MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROV » Douglas blk VERY CHEAP, warehouse with use teley 1017 Jones st. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWES® RA and unimproved real estat Fldelity Trust Co VY LOANS. G. G, WALLACE, 512 BROWN BI, ack Co., room Clamber of Commerce, Inquire Chase & MONEY TO LOAN—-CHATTELS. Itates, 1Uc & line each insertion $1.50 o line per AGENTS WANTED., Tates, 140 n wo; Nothing taken for less than TS WANTED, MALE O FEMALE, OMAHA MORTGAGE Biggest induce ). Box 60, Knnans : u can borrow on O. Box 56, Kanwas City, M. u can, borro WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, S, MIERCHANDISE, OIt AND OTHER SECUKITY. Wo will lend you any amount’ HOESEHOLD WAREHOUSIK ADVERTISI stoady work, ‘e Are, Kacin ANTEDTOSELL THE CALLARD arth for copying nt in the Centary 0 honse canvassing, business and profoe Any kood solicitor can muke £ oiten make W. I Haworth, THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT publiclty or removal of property. You cun pay the money back in any amounts you any time, and each payment cost of the loan. Iltemember that you bave property and the money, and Tong as you keep It re will be no expense or ehargo kept out of tho amount wanted, but you wiil recelve the rull amount of the loan Heforo borrowing elsewhere call and see us and you will find it grently to your OMAHA MORT( ¥ TH 161 HSTREET, first floor above the strast THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. bost dovice on will reduce :h ny and upwards. Liberal iniuce 192 Randolph street, Detrol the use of hoth tho pay for itonly as — e be sold togethe, NTS FOR LIFE OF AMER- acrey fea's foremost preacher. Phillips Brooks: intro- oseph Cook; immense demand Hnstings, 47 C advantage. INSURANCE SOLICITORS it special ugont. —_— WANTED TO RENT (ates, 1340 & word first ins L Nothiog tuken for loss than DU WANT YOUR st with J. H. Parrotte, Douglas block WA THE FIDELITY LOA M4, WITHNELL BLOC 8103 SOUTH I5TH, CORNER HALNEY 8T, a word there- GUARANTEE CO,, T-WANTED, LADIES AND GIKLS, WE PAY Iyou from & 00 Lo $1000 per week Lo work for us atyour own home: no painting or canvassing George K. Kmmons & Co., corner Battorymarch and Water streots, Hoston M (oA D, A COMPETENT GIRL, MUST BE 000 cook and Iaundross. Mrs. K. . Gaylord, 1041 8, %th st T 16 (- WANTED, COMPETENT GIRL, MUST BE Jgoud cook wnd Taundross: go0d wages pald: 2 in fumily: reforences required. Mrs. F. J. Kamye, T=WAN L FOR G £00d cO0K Wit zv KD, GIKL, FOI GENERAL = work In family 0f 2: must be €ood cook and uent. call at 601 S0uih 5th st 53 16 WANTED, Gl LOR work. %111 Howard. ] (v FOm HOUSE! WOLK. 18 '(| WANTED, OFFICE GIRL, ONE WIO CAN J operate a Remington type machine. A atating_salary expected, B, Sonneuschein, Polut. Nob. —\ AN'T iE 1 6D, A GIRL FOR GENBRAL 1 Jwork. Apply 1723 Dodge ("w GOOD GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, /nsmall fumbiy. Inqulre 210 South Sith s root, ST (' =WANTED, TIOUSENIATD; APPLY MIS. T, A, Cudahy, bit kouth th stroot FOR RENT—-HOUSES. 2 Kates, 10¢ a 1ino each tusertion, $1.50 o | month. 1510, N HOUSES IN ALL O.¥. Davis company, 1505 Farna oity. 1k Do FIATS. DWELLINGS. (OTIAGES, IN ALL parts of the city, " Kilkenny & Co., Koom ), Con inental block i i)4ul( WENT, TWO 5 100M AGES ON motor, Call at southwest cor. 9th and Douglas, D,0R RENT, NEW 13 KOOM “HOUSE, 2063 i 'also 10-room ouse, 2920 Capitol avenue, All 1 wmodera. Call 253 Capitol avonue. B, 11, Robleon, 4 a1 ) HAKGE LIS HOUSES. PAUL, 16 FARNAN NGRS [);AMERICAN HOUSE, 020 DOUGLAS ST, 840 por month. J. M. Brunher, 442 Koo hitlding Meizl M2, ( D,k mes cr ' modera (mprove OTTAGE AT NO. 1118 8 vPLL ST, ) Dy toon N0, Fivo-room gottage. No. 513 5. $ih st., at | V0. G. L. Greeu, BReker Hock. s TANVORD CINCLE, 4 Boo bldg. 1t AGE Elkutt TRALLY 1 CATED HOUSE, onts, 103 N 1t st Mose Tk o8 RENT. COTraGEN ALL MOURIN, 501 T F e froot, mod 500, Fidoitty Trust Co., 1702 Farany L) 1716 WEBSTER $TREET MG AGE IRNISHED, 85, NETI , 5 South 15th street. My Toron sth ana Bide., Harr P sMaLL novse, erton Hal MODELN § ROOM HOUSKS ON % streets. Call b once, 428 Hoe 10 4 WOOM APARTMENTS, VAN DORN BLOCK, with ot Referoncos requlrod, $16 8 44 M m { D5 EO% KENT FLAT WITIL STEAM HEAT, § rooms in good repair; Linton block, corn: 13th and Mason: Inquire at 917 In block. Hawlin sgent ) BEST TROOM HOUSE IN CITY, HEALTHY o Jeeutral location. all wodern; also corner flat. Avply Tieard, 25d and Davenport 3 Djron Rra TWo_ NIcK 1OUNES NEAR Anscom parl 1l modern couyentonces, vleas ant loeation Best olase ll’llr*wlk N. Lo, %6 Ny "Lt Wi WANTED, BV A LADY, ROOM AND LOARD, Address C b, Eee oftic YoU ANY OB BMALL DOLLARS\ UP. WE MAKE LOANS ON FUKNITU CARRIAGES. WAKEHOUSE RECKIPT BONALPROPERTY OF ANY KIND. STORAGE. Rates, 100 & line each insertion, §1.60 a lino per . WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 Ha/ney —_— WILL oN OUR TERMS WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL. n pay the money back at any tin amount You wish, and thus reduce the: ing the loan in proportio 1F YOU owe o balan, persoral property of a SIOKE HOUSEHOLD 0g_our storage department. best, Owaha Stove Repair Worky,1207 Dougls vlean and cheap rates. R Wells, 111l ¥arnam! mount you pay. on your furniiure orother y kind, wo will pay it off for curry it as lonw ns you dosire, HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONI2 HOUR IME YOU MAKE renmoval of pr money and 1 us in from 1 to WANTED Tates, 1igon word first in bihing taken for FOR_ KUt #0048, ote., or will svil 1 Weills, 1111 Farnaui ~TO BUY. AUPLICATION. ty, 50 that you HOUSEHOLD owner ln our auction You will aiso nts, on farnitnr or publicity; cash on n, room 8, Barker block "\——mmx HARD, 51 DOUGLAS B1 WANTED AT 24Ti1 AND ukey, New York Lifo bu MASON STH. B —— FOR SALE--FURNITURE. Rates, 14e a word first Insertion, 1o Nothing taken for loss th WILL LOAN MONEY O contidential. A. E. room 1, Continental block. ———— BUSINESS CHANCES. & line each Insertion, §1.50 a lin '}I‘Ih\lll'l nirs, typewrite FOU SALE, ALL OR PART OF FURNI1UKE Bix bargains. N ——— FOR SALE-HORSES WAGONS ETC, word first {nsertion, lo n word there- & taken for less than 2 T Awes aven OR EXCHANGE, A PATENT right for Nebraska, out of which o rustier ¢ Address, 212 McCague Bldg. make money. FOR SALE; COMP! 3 ut Waterloo, right party: only drog s Knquire of Meyer & ND HAND PLATFORM wagon, hurness and A.C. Ruymer, 2403 N strest, OR TRADE, ONE OF THE CLEA cks of ganoral in county seat for good. clear land. particulars address Kearney, Neb st and newest st 2 business buckb phactons, 2 surrie Drummond Carriage' Co., 18th and Harney e ———————————————— FOR SALE - MISH 1 fawily carringe. taker and embaj ALE, TIOUSE AN §00d garden land. Inquire 31 North Lith St CELLANEOUS, word first Inwertion, 1o a word there. Nothing taken for less than 24 L MACHINE WITH A IrI\‘ for salo, low Address box 254, Neligh, Neb. .00 BUSHEL CAPACITY &00d town and state, and doing first 33 requires my atton Address W. W. Mitchell, Wood Kiver, Neb, D CATTLE COMPANY O PR BTG n growing distriot in' th & This price may be withdrawa at any | KFaln yrowing : OR TRADE; ONE ACRE WITH hennery. Address It., 5220 Center street. Omaha. AN ESTABLISHED G 1Oy WY BUSINESS FOIU aalo 10 one of the ost ratirond centers in enst Fopulation .00, will involeo from 0.000 BRICK PALLETS, also_u 10t of pallei lot of furnace grate best location In the Batley (& ,Olson, nsiness (ko son glven for sellir mean business. 0se 2cent stamp. Addrows C 000't0 80,000 write unless you WORLD'S AL SOUVE: o On WA from motal: won't Prico i stamps Marshalltow, /- FOR SALE, LUMBEK YARDS AT rid and Vonango, Nob., and Holyoke, Adiress Howard ful. swift, SURE OUR Congh Asthma. ache (slck or nervous), vous Prostration. Brignt, rich biood! N step!—In fuc “Oxygen Book" ber Co., Hastings, Neb. .10 & word there- after. Nothing ba for the follow. fancy goods, hats and and youths Here 13 a chance for tho right person to will be very low and ' we do & €40, Beo offica, 18 ure 1o siatiog that we have ha Iarke #ale of your catarrh remedy. staie further that it glvos the strictly cash business ry Lest of sati: atwholesale of Blake, Brues BECOME MIL For $100 I wiil tench the patent meai- s Martin, 120 West Tupper st ————— FOR EXCHANGE, “latos, 100 & line each insertion, 9150 & 1in & Co., Omaha, Neb. “BUSINESS CHANCE 10 —OM. CARPET, CLAIRVOYANTS. 1 Mates, 100 & lino each insertion, $1.50 o line per ompany. theu NENTLY given to every MIS. NANNLE V. WARIE 77 ¥OR EXCHIA Drelisble business modium, ffu bright's Choloe 1 Fess ¢ 11, Bes. CLAIRVOVANT, year as 119 N loth. GE, A CLEAK LOT IN AL or s ¥0od upright plano. TOR EXCHANGE. . Continted. best w 0'or 30" wore LAY Wil pay cash difieh Addrost Biving price KA | 7, TOEXCHANGE, A" FiNE ioam for a lot 1212 M }' A CIGAR FACTORY AR STOCK WITH RE. 4tail connected. working flve mon, worth £3,000, for land and cashi. Box %, laarney, Nob YOUNG DRIVIN wo Midg 1 190 15¢ 7, FoB SALE, O TRADIFOR LAND. & $TOCK Jof genornl marchandise, reducod €0 81,5005 also, #1070 L0 Fent On bost COTNBEN & K00 11V town: Address Lock box 85, 1 ozad. Ne M Ziiron sae o TRADE FOR GOOD LAND, Ufour howvy draught stalilons, two Imported Ciydeadales, one fmported Norman and bred grade, Ty are fr are sound and good and W man el o high G100 yoars old, They abroaters. | will give one oF all. My r for this I8, L have had thoss horses thers from s to 7 asn. sons. and want to make a chienge. 1f the followl g statemant Is not true af Twill pay thoir cxpenses. For furt a and pedi groe wrlto or | £J quiro €. Kean, Caseade, la. M35 20 7 —CLEAN <TOCK OF GENERAL M'D'S'«; WILL, itk ronl estate & money. Box 205, Frank fort, Ind 7/ TO EXCHANGE FOR HOTEL AND FURNI- 4 ture, well iooated land in Holt county. Nehraska, 507 N. 16th st., Umaha, Nob, 180 15 JZBUSINESS PROPERTV FOR GOOD FARM Jland to Nebraska or lowa. G, H Peterson, 141 8. 13th MGSI M Y, LOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS 4% Dakota. Wil woll choap, or exchunge for mds., horses and cattle. Add. box 74, Frankfort,ind Y SSECONDHAND ORGAN FOR LIGHT SPRING 4wagon or pony phaeton. 1olit Farnam, 299 CLEAR IMPROVED OMATIA PROPERTY FOIU Gimproved farm: will put in oash or assime. Farim noar West Point, $0.000, small ranco for kood huwo in south part of city. Clear lot, §20, South Umaha, for property in Omata, with small encumbranes, G. G, Wallaco, Brown bk FOIL CLEAN STOCK G dise. acres tmproved land and some good stock. Addross Box astls, Nob. 51-338 ~ FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE. Rates, 100 a line each insertion, $1.50 o line per month [OLEGANT COUNER FOR RESIDENCH, 13 FT, Ysi., §15,000: handsome rosidence, ) tt. lot, 18,005 fine farm 12 miles out, 6,00, F. K. Daritng, Barker block WO DESTR VED FAIMS FORSALE 0 neres in . 15 miles west of Omaha. 430 acres in Washinton Co..12 miles north of Omaha. For prices and terms apply to \W. B. Millard, Omaba, N¢ M513 M1 QI SALE—ARNS, (ENTIRAL AND BASTERN Nebraska. K. . Garvin & Co. Sheely block: N3 JPOR SALE-LOUSE AND LOT IN NORTIL FART Of oty £,500.00. Terms $100.00 onsh balance §15.00 per month. The 0. . Davis Company a4 BARGAIN-SACRIFICE SALE BY four 50-foot lots 1n Hriges' Placa block 7, on Dodge St., near 47th and 1ots 24 ind 25, block 11, ilarnby st. noar t. Forspecial price and torms address o wner, Johnson, 1515 Chamber of Comm: Chicago, M ALY B AND CHEAPEST FARM NEAR ha. 160 ‘neres at £1) per 20 acresix miles from court house with 2,000 d-year-oldgrape vines, 100 frait tres, ote. This s wvery pretty pinco and cheap, at $2)) por acre. We Lave houses and iots of all kinds aud at all prices. Monthly pa Omaha Keal Estat ments 1 °Lryat Co., Bee buildin Miih 5,000 DU Y8 1388<. 37T 8T 50x10, T ROOMS, D, Sholes Co., i3 18 [TUR SALE. FIVE ROOMGOTTAGE AND LOT, city water'nnd only two blocks from motor, Ap. Py 2012 Baneroft st , near 20th. 1020018 AMALL HOMES, SMALL MONTHLY PAYMEN Swithout Intercst. WIII take clear lot as P nt for good mproved’ proporty. balan time at low ri Put your kent Into a house. G G. Wallace, Brown bik., lithand bongins, §14 15 FARM LANDS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS AND Soutli Dakota for snie on long time, easy terms and low rato of interost. Liberal commission to agents, Send for cataloguo. D. Hayes, Manager Muscatine Mortgago and Trust Co.. room 2, 319 4 So. 13th streot. Mi65 MI3 [13.COIBY. S50 WORTI #4500 Eulllot. small house, Lowes, $:5). 82 feet front, zith near Cumiug, house, §1,750. Fine fot, Poftar's add. §1,750. 500d 1ot, Walnut 1i{1], enst of . 1., 1,100 usy terms on all of above. - Other bargnins, G.G. Wallace, $12 Browp bik., 16th and Douglas, 14 BARGAINS IN FARMLANDS. 3. w. 1 soctlon 10, township 29, range 4, Knox Co , 160 acres Tmiles from Crelghton, $12u), West 13 n. e. iy wection i), township 20, range 6, Kaox Co., Neb., 80 ucres 8 miles from Crejghton, .0, i{seot. 2y township 16, range 11, Howard . Neb.. 160 acres, only $1,120, i neres in Nanco Co., Neb., first class land, must or can sell In threo teacts of 520 each, at §15 per acre, Geo. N. Tiicks, @5 N. Y. Life Bldg. 0K SALE ALK ITS VALU®. A pleasnut home or 891id investment; new house Of nine rooms, wter clowst. sewerage and arrange. men t for gas,'tull 1ot choico location. ‘Tha owher noeds $500 cash immediately, tho balance of pur- chase money 5 yours afeer date, with Intarest |o than per cont. Call at No. 528 North 52d stroet after 6p.m. 307 USES FOR SALE, Have several, elg1t, nine and ten-room houses for sale on s0ma of tho fineat residenca streets in Wost Omalin and Hanscom place. Low figures; s, Call and 806 thein Geo. N. Hicks, 5 N. Y. Lifo Bldg. 36915 JOR SALE OIt EXCHANCE, ONE OF D111 BEST suburban homovIn Omaha.’ Will tako a weatern R 351 14 & word fiist inaertion, 1o word thero. aftor. Nothing taken for lass than 25c OST-SUNDAY, THE 12TH, GOLD STICK PIN, enamel leaf with tiny dMmond n; 1ost northof Bluney and 2ih streots. Pleass return to 2124 Kin- ney street and get reward. Mg 16 SUNDAY AFTKRNOON SOMEWHERE between iid and [eavenworth and 2Sth and Pop. ploton avenue, n palr of Indles' nose glassos with small gold chain attachod. finder please return to 4112 Howard street nod recelve reward. i 17+ OST-DARK KED COW, DEHORNED, RETURN 40 2018 Half Howard, 561 17% — DRESSMAK}NG. 10¢ & line eaoh tnsertion, §1.50 a lino per onth ]‘qwf DRESSMAKING AND LADIES TAILOIt- Ing at modorate prices ab tho Ladlos” Tailor Dressunking college, Mme. Corboti, 801 lrown block M v ASHIONABLE GOWNS sults; work by day or week : § SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Rates, (0c & line e month ertion, §L50 & line per JHORT MAIL VITH ANY OF THE 4 typowriters at Great chance for her In elty or country who cannot attend n shorthand school. “Address Van Sunt's ot of Shorthand 513 N. Y. Life, Omahn. M SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, BQY S & BABB. DEALERS IN TY PR WRITERS. YAl m Jugbt, sold, exchanged, rented. 014 ' Lifo blog. Tel. 35, 16812 — el UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Uintes 100 a line each tnsertion, $1.50 a line month O, W BAKE + cobs, docen or FORMERLY JNO. G. JA d. latsr with M. 0. M aui), ando v 168, Tith st tol. 6dd. 600 e PAWNBROKERS, Rates, 10c a line each lusertion, $1.30 o line por month. SONNENBESG, DIAMOND BROKER, 1303 * «Dougius st. Losnsmoney on diamonds, watcher ete. Old gold and silver bought. Tel 15os. 13, Oxygen! Oxygen! HERE'S THE WAY pag~ NG troatment. he wonder- for Catarrh Bronohitis, Jonsumption, Hewd- or- ew onergy! - Elnstio A new person. " oME OXy and 4 trials GENERATOR FRER! Oailor write SPECIFIC OXYGEN CO., Suite 510 5 cely Bldg, Omaha NERVOUSDISORDERS EVILS, WEAKNESSES, DEBILITY, ETC., that ac o men QUICKLY and PEHMA. ED. Full STHENGTH and to of the body. I will send K to any sufferer the presorip- roly puckod) b Hon that cured we of theso troubles. Address, A BRADLEY BATTLE CRERK, MICK. TAKE WARNING! Noglect Not These Signals of Danger., CARTWHEELS IN VIRGIN FORM Samples of Oreede's Wealth for Exhibition at the World's Fair, A Useful Lesson on Health Tanght by The Indians’ Example. HIGH LIFE IN THE SILVER CAMP Lot tho Remedy be Simplo and Safe— Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. hors a Coppor Smelter and the Preclons 1t yon are ailing, not exactly Mfecibtoliahdat) ot feoling “just right,” have a drowsy, ling, bud taste In the mouth, variable appetite, occasional pains in muscles, and other Colo., March 0 of Creede, appo World's Fair Manager mp exhibits, b only with alacrity, but with great ing it a point to sco that tious were made as to valaes by the donor that the state every sample before it was placed on the doctor valuable and In the three mining districts their cent teen mines are represent Dr, J. Q. Allen nted by the Stat the joints and to collect the Cr signs of impending sickness, why not do as the Indian does—drive such symp- toms out of the system by the judicious useof their reliable vegetable remedy, Kickapoo Indian Sagwa? misrepresenta display of ores. ode) seven 1t is an exhinit might well be proud of. incaleulable 1t Following is a list of the spec their value per ton ompan ying them Moses min as desc ribed King Solomon mining district, three lamus quartz, 100 ounces silver ona, 50 to 60 os silver, 60 per cent lead tale, 30 to 60 por cent 6 ounces silyer 4. Solomon 50 per cent lead, 30 p e, a Kickapoo chief, age 99 From his pho mine, sume distri t, two lumps, calect such warnin in in your shoulder may dovelop into rhenmatism, and & month's sickne: deprive you of the income of your toil. That white, furry tongue denotes your liver is cut of order, and disense would easily take root in your system. What could you do then! Mhink of your business, your income and your family. Seck safety as you would fiy from cholera or small pox. Youare in danger if you neglect these wurnings. They may pass off, chancea are egainst you, and even then the son 13 only latent in your system. Do not, however, put numerous mineral med the market {s flooded. lead, 8 ounces silve ,70 per cont mine, four large and five smallor Tumps, 70 cent’lead, 8 ounces silver e, three small lamps, 50 (o 2,100 y Hanks, samo district various size ry i spar, 50 to S64 ounces silver. e distriet, fron ¢ thyst auartz, 17 to 300 ounces silver, side distriet, three Tumps red quartz oxidized, 600 ounces 1ixo three smadl Tmps gal e mine, third level, two lu your trust in the ines with which The ection of many lecoctions comes from minersl poisons they contein, such as me: senic, strychnine, Hismuth, iodide of potas. two boxes sul- Tunips galen; ounees silves York Chance mine, same district, tell you if he tells Kickapoo Indiny Sag poo Indian medicines contain only product of the fleld ana fo OWn vegetablo growth of roots, barks and herbs, nnd of necessity are freo fr ‘al poisons wh ou truly, tha wa and other Kickis 300 ounces wrtz taken from open cut 1y, 50 ounces sily atéver, beeny owledge of them, de ing wholly v their resoure and npon their #kill, born of centuries of cxperience, in prepering nethyst quartzand sulphurettes, 15 ounces silver : made by P'unnel, chlo 23 Time, 50 to 500 oundces siiv fine zrained tellurium q Kickapoo Indian Sagw: the Im/wvv?fl'mu roots, barks and herbs of their, and curing, is obtainable o) 150 one lunmp 12, carrylng native drugpists an lar per bottle; sz bottles for five dollar: Send three two.cont stamps postage and we will ling and inte of Sunnyside. 100 ounces silver, RRoyal Arch Mining district, lumps baryta spar, 50 to 100 ounces same district, one FEREE: W free o thrl g book of 173 pagzes, entitled *Lifo and Scenes Among the Kickapoo Indians.’ Address iTe ributing Agents, 0L Graud Ave mine, same district, four large r, 600 ounces, New Haven, Conn, yta spar, with gale me district, four lumps 10 ounces silver, Goleonda mine, Summitville district,two eni, 70 per cent lead, 6 ounces cop- per, 6 ounces gold, and'lead, assay unknown, Same mine, one sack tale, 100 ‘ounces gold, rying free gold, arrying 15 to 10 small plece tale ca Cook quickest Mining Afairs, Among the prospects in Lime Creek dis- trict, which are showin, Lime Creek, Hopeful, Alahambra, Joe, and Wild Rose. The large boiler for the Last Chan tipped over while being hauled up the hill, and had it not been for the stack on top would haye rolled down and done great damage, Ninely-seven claims were Over 200 properties have will “be entered for Z up well, are the lighten labor g up g and improve patents this Mr. M. McReynolds showed some splen- did quartz carrying gold found in his mine on Mammoth Hill. s Mr. McReynolds plenty of it, and soon another new ver will be added, but gold inst Mr. Steddeman' made an - as tain gentleman ounces in silyer. could be obtained was that ther of mineral in information that was plenty the place and that DDV 7 ts., Omaha, or . Co.. S?. Louis.fi TENT BUREATU. SUES & CO.,Solicitors, Bee Building. Omaha. Neb t. Office. Advice free CLAIMS! iMajestic Mif A Natural Food. Conditions o f the system arise when ordinary foods cease to build flesh— there is urgent need of arrest- ing waste—assistance must come quickly, from zatural Jood source. Scott's Emulsion is a condensation of the life Jfoods—it is cod-liver oil reinforced, made easy of and almost as ¢years Examiners U, §. P PENSIONS! RAILWAY TIME GARD [ CHICAG O BURLINGTOY & ¢ ~Chiioago Veatibule L.Chicago Expross Chicngo Express Clilonio & lowa Locai®. . Tispm BUKLINGTON & MO, Dopot i0th s Denver ¥apross RIVEIC [Arris & sfuton S ver Kxpross *iiincoln 1.oeal (Kxcopt Sun digestion, wlatable as milk. pared by Seott & Bowne, N. ¥. Al druggists. UTIO 1t to huy & Densmore Ty pe- Mageath Statlon- roam St, Omaha, Neb. Deopot 10th and Mason Sts. ansns Cliy Dy Hxpi Night Exp. via U louis Express.. CHICAGO, K. L. & PACIFIO | From Unlon Dopot 10th & Maroy Sta. Atlntic Expross. Ventibulo Ex L Aghe Kxpross Unlon Depot 10th and Marcy Sts, Donver Limited ixcopt Sunday) If you don't w writer, don’ ery Co., 1304 F iCansan Clty ( 1on Dapot 10th ani Mar Boatrico Kxprass ivor KXpross. Beatrice & strmsbg fx(ax Sun) Danvar Fast Mall *Tmprovement the Order of the sl w CHIGAGO. MITL % 51 ot and sarey >ts L.Chicago Fxpross SIOUX CITY & PA Depot 10th and Maroy Sts 100X CITY & PACIFIC, 11 Wobstor Sts, St. Pani Limited OMAITA & 5T. LOUI>, pot, 10th and Marcy Sts St Louis Cannon Ba bt 15th and Wobster Sts, Acoommodnt 115 pmiSloux City Express (Bx. Suaday) 1240 p m It 1s unnecessary to mention the points of su- periority possessod by the Sl Premier Typewr ns it i'qgnw 50 well Ite Record of Success is,Its Best Re- commendation, 1 the wiarket Fyals Time has shown particu ar u 18 THE BE: TYPEWRITER | HAnCro ft Passanier (Bx. Sind'y) - liz= Depot 1ith and Webs _Deadwood Express Kxp. (Ex. Mon.) orfolk (Ex. Sunday) St Paul Bxoress.... % AGO & NORTHWES (KRN | Arrives P. depot, 10th_and Marcy Sta. | T 8w | (Kx Sun'y) C « hieago Exp: When 1t was put c his proven Vestibule Limited BTRONGEST VENTED, AND TODAY AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO Oor. 17th and Far: o E. Il..-IAYl'l,:.\ M, o385 Depot 15th and Webster St St. Louils Express.. .Nebraska Local... + Omaha, Nob, Toa 22§ shipper today if the ownoers had the ground and title secured Dick Trwin's Alpha workings raa into a pocket this woek that excited the natives, with an assay way up in the thousands Over 6,000 ouncos was what the button said but unfortunately there was no gros amount of it Creede shipped nearly #1,000.000 worth of ore during the month of January. That is m wonderful record for a camp only one year old, The future of Creode is too dazzling 1o look at with the naked oyo Creede is the only eamp in the state that has increased its output over that of one year ago « Al Events, Owing to a precedent establishod at a prior session of the general assembly, in which it was resolved to avoid naming new counties after living eitizons of the state, the new county will probably be called Mineral instead of Creede, T'wo new societies are contemplating form- Ing lodgres in Creede —the Knights of Pythias and Ancient Order of Unitod Workmen There was u shooting scrape Satuwday in Batchelor at the Miners Home saloon, in which a colored man named Charles Wood- ruff and Bartender Sherry were enga No damage was then did, but Monday it eul- minated in Woodraff being murdered by the latter. Sherry has since given himsel up and s now ‘in custody. Sunday night Batchelor had another " five, in which a saloon was destroyed Tuesday evening City Clerk C. M. Webb nd wife celebrated their tin wedding, at which a blank paper was nanded to cach guest, who was invited to write liereon a name to be given to the last addi n to the family civele—a bright baby boy Mrs. Webb chose the name Ralph from AHong those 80 written Monday evening the Brainand & Beobo hotel which har been closed since soon after the fire, opened with a ball and a banquet, at which all had an enjoyable ti Anissue of #0000 bonds of this school district, No is to besold on the 13th Lee Faunce was mjured by falling in the shaft of the Alpha and Omega Saturday whilo timbering, but is improvin Amethyst's new depot is about finished. It is well built, substantial and the loeation will be much more satisfactory to the patrons of the road. The baggage, frel and ticket departments will be removed from the South Creede depot A new shipper this week was the Monon from the Lime Belt, and as it was tho first from that district’ the returns will bo watched with interest Considerable excitement and numerous meetings are being held over the nomination of town oftices, Dave Sponsilier has decided that the camp needs a variety show and is hastening pre- parations to fill that want. He has leased the Grand hotel and expects to got open about April 1, and then again the tinkle of the call bell and “One and five in box six," will make the words of Cy Warman, “There is no night in Creade,” applicable, SALT LAK REFINERY, Trastees and the Syndicato Make o Satig- factory Contract. Notwithstanding reports to the contrary, the pro terand refining plant in § Lake City appears to be o sure go. Mr. Green, agent of the syndicate, which offered to build and operate the works fora bonus of $100,000, has made a satisfactory agreement with the trustees of the fund. “The conditions are explained in the terms of the subscription lists us fol- lows We, the undersigned, mutually agroe, one with the other, to” pay the amoints sef ops Osite our respective nanies for the purpose of ising u fund and procuring a site to be given as a bonus for the purpose of insuring the location ator near this eity, in Salt Lake ounty, of a copper smelting and_ refining plant, ‘proposed to be _erected by 8. M. Green and O P. Posey nnd their associates, sald amounts to be piid into the hands of the fol- lowing trustees: George A. Lowe, W. 1, Rowe, J. 8. Cameron, Spencer Clawson and M, Gray, which said trustees are hereby vosted With the power to colleet such funds and puy out the same upon the following conditions: hat the said Posey and Greon and ssockates shall entor into a sutisfactory agreement and bond before uny money is paid over: that they will within a year, 1503, ereet and place in operation upon the site selected o copper smelting and refining plant to cost for the actual construction thercof a sum not le 00,000, Suid plant to hhve w capacity to make every twenty-four hours not less than {NentyCAivG tons of pure coppor product and to employ not less than 300 men daily. That the sums subsceibed. shull be payableas follows: So much of each sube seription upon the call of sald trustees as shall be necessary Lo purchase the site as aforesaid; #0,000 additional upon the signing of the ctand exceution of bond ufore- sald; 825,000 June 1, 1893, and $2 tember 1, 1893, copper sme 000 Sop- Nevada Pin 5 This should be a good season for the placer miners of Nevada, says a correspondent of the Salt Lake Tribune. Owing to the many heavy falls of snow they should have a good supply of water, as most of them are pro- vided with reservoirs, In Humboldt county they will this scason for the first timo bo prepared to miue by hydraulic process. As their diggings paid fair wages when worked with sluices and rockers really big pay should be obtained by the use of the hye draulic. At Osceola they will also use the hydraulic, but at most other places they will be glad to have sufticient water to keep their sluices and rockers going. With pl water right here in Virginia City that would pay bie for working by hydraulic process. A ood de wold would be caught, but the main profit would be in the quartz that could be saved. All the surface ground on Cedar hill would pay for the working: 100 acres or more at the north end of O street and as much more below the Gould & Curry croppings, had one free water and moye the town out of the way. ‘There would also ba some good sluicing up about the old Oph where Pete O'Reilly and Pt McLaughlin first_cut into the Comstock while running their rocker on the slope of the mountain In some of the places in Nevada where pl. ining wall be done good finds of quurtz ought to be made, In the Great Basin country the quartz veins that have thrown off_the gold are vever far from the placer doposits, Lot All rard for North Galveston, An excursion for North Galveston, Tex. will leave Omaha March 20uh, 1893, Special inducements ure offered. For particulars apply to Agent D). 1. Smeaton, Room 17, Barker block, Owaha. r M are placers nps this season THE REALTY INSTRUMENTS placed on record March 18, 1803 WARIANTY DEEDS, IR Andrews and wifo to C ' Buffum, wrustee, 40x185 14 1n s 0 4-16-18 160 N A Skow and wife to Christian Ander- son, w g lot 19, block 457, Grand- Vietw 1,200 B A Boni husbund to Vietor Jennings block 6, Fayetto park 300 A0 Poppleton and wife 1o ('8 Sl bins, lots 8 and 9, bioek 19, Popplo- toin par 2,400 Arthur Eastio N J Rusiiissen, lot 13, block 5, Matthew's subdiv 475 Fred Hunziker and wife w Bl Gill W 100 e, s o and ¢ 2a of ¢ B of iy S0 61413 6,000 R_A Thompion to 8R Hiridric 26, lock b, Monouth park 5,000 South Omahia Land compuny 16 Ay L Lot 5, block 182, South’ Omii 640 BN Potter to A B Nnatts, hots 6,7 and 15, block 8, and Lot ¢, bloek 2, Lowe's subdiv 5,000 © D Miller to i Moadowerofe, 101 16, block 4, Central park 1 Thomas Puls and wife 1o Peier Nou, 4 8-15 neres in ne corner of wiy 1w 10-15-11 Peter Neu ind wife (o Thomus Pais, 114 ucres in sw corner of o' nw 10-16-11 558 Patrick Dulton ‘(o1 P $pittier, 1of 18, block 2, Smith & Willlams' sibdiy 400 Mario Kuncl to John Kunel, o 6, block 70, South Omata 000 QUAT CLAIM DEEDS, G € Baliey and wifo to F A Benson, lots 7 and 8, block 38, Henson 80 John Mereitt and wife'10 G ¥ and AR Gilmore, lot 22, Panlsen's ndd 1 Arthur Romington and wife 1o'WW Thompson, undiv s lots 6 and 6, Olclahioma o 1 DERDS M Sturdevant (special master) to oph DV lot 19, block 4, Junction View Terrace 110 G'A Beunott (sheri ) 1o 1 My E Lo | X 1ot 1, hlock 9, Prate's subudiy 667 JF Boyd shoriff to K A Benson, Lot 8, block ®, Dirigges Plaee 667 L A Rath (specinl maston to Mont- pelivr Savings Bank & Trust Co., log 4, Listey's subdiv in Rugan's add 1,067 Sumo 1o Portsmouth Savings bank, part tax lot 421u wig 'y w 10-15-13 2,000 Total amount of ransfers. ¥ 48,798