Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 21, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL_NOTICES. | ENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS n ntll 12:30 p m. for the ovening 0D, . for the morning and Snnday DVRERTISE will be tak And ot © eaitions. Adyeriiaots, by requesting & nnimbered eheck, an have their Answers addressed 1o 8 numbored ettor . Answers so addrossed will be red upon presentation of the eheck. SITUATIONS—WANTED, Rates 1140 & word first Insertion, 1¢ a word there- WANT! LIGHT OF- fiee work or copylng o do. $20.00 month Qrons Q 3%, Thoe. A0 A DANISH GIRL WANTS A PLAC! Al Al housawork. Adiirens Q 45 M0 21 ). SITUATION BY GRADUATE OF liewn of Pharmacy. Five years ox best of rotarences furnished. W. D, In strect, Boatrice, Neb, M312 ST WANTS A SITU ineer o i lar e | 1° 100 A PRACTIOAL MACHIN atlon as stationary o ng. Address Q 4 WANTED -MALE HELP. Raten 140 a word first fnsertion. 108 word thoro- st Nothing taken for 1a44 than 25 Biaati The mont u Franes ik i Patent Che ful and novel iton of the age. avconds, Works ke it Age aking nta general agent to ADDOINt b agents. maka money. Write for terms wsing. Monroe K Mg chanen ¢ and a speeimen of ¢ Co,, X 0, La Cr B MANAGE ©, younE man 1o i ofMea for teliabla com- s, Must Ttoom M423 97 lary and § ad i Chicago, 111 st i #500.00. ANy G000 » A Forvian regen Stock Exeh. b 3 IF YOU WA Jihe Hawks Rursery cc e A GOOD PAYING JOI WRI' Milwaiik fi SOLICITORS TEAMS FIU pry t0 men with rigs. Am, 1600 Hownrd . B TANTED 3 D fratns. Apply tn person t Lineoln, Neb, T AT LAST WE HAVE e wanted everywli F8henp's Worll's Fale Phot of copyriehted photographs of and exhibits, Tremendons dally sales: honanza for workers: drop everything and handle \t: you Wi mike money fast: i conniissions; books erudit: 1ins lavs, torms free. O TO_RU R. News Co., M317 21 WORK '8 for v book ACTIV ke, ord 0 ) B, ANTED, AN EXPERIENCED MEN'S FUR- nihing £001 1, one who 18 well in the IR A Adddross Q 42, Boe, Mi02 “WANTED, AT ONCE, SALES) st tatk Gerr tobert Hudson, 1 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS ~ Continwed. J-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT Uable for two of three gentlemen. 1023 Dodee, HOW- Bis SiRe ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS. Yard D 8. 16th, fias " C." ¥ FURNISH FRONT ROOM, MOD- for gentlomen only. 701 M316 24% 3 CAPITOL M0 8300 ISHED ROOMS, 16 E; FURNISHED OR UNFUR ROOMS Yto rent. all parts of elty. Room Re upper i 16th and Dodge. [ o0 FRONT W i [ AN ROOM Ugonticman, ' Do with Fegular habits E. Swariz, 101 21 RLORS. 1810 OCHICAGO STRE 1911 Farnam MATE DY A YOUN ires an’agrocabl Call evenings o Capitol avenue FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. J7-THE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N. 18TH 8T $ [FYOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CARE Woman's Chrlst ation, 111 8. 171h at I ROOM AND DOARD #OR TWO, 2215 ird Breot SOUTH ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, ‘}- ROOMS AND BOARD $0 WE wtreet, I’ TWO PLE. 0 Dodee FORK RENT--STORES AND OFFICES. 827010% WITH BOARD. 330 200 ch_inscrtion, $1.50 a line per taken for loss thin S5e [HE 4-STORY DRICK BUILDING, Tlie butlding has & fireproot eo- omplete stonm-heating fxtres, 0073, §a8, ele. Apply at theoMMed #10 Rates, 1007 1ine month. Nothin; FOR RENT, 016 Farmnan st ment basement water on all the of The Toe, For PACE ON GROUND 2 Farnam streot My2S WE HAVE SPACE TO LET FOR DESK ROOM to_womo desirable party. add WyeKofl, Seamang 2 F strcet, Omaha, Neb. NT NEW ;L TORES ON 16TH Howaid; splendid location for ol fectionery, genta’ furnishiies or any also good Ight bagement, Wright & Lasbury. Mos3 M& HARNEY, M1G7 23% ORE ROOM, 3,00 and will 5 BET. PAR FOR RE 1807 St MACHINE BLACK- Davis & Cowsill Iron Works, 15th and M3 MAHA B NORTH ( wanis 4 fow gent ot 8 solicitors. Apply at Douglas block. M 00ds mONODOL Ofmce and doilvory t rms frec. Address K 80, Hox 3363, Boston, Miss. M362 21 BoyaN ED, SAUSAGE MAK only 0od ones nved apply. Call o Aviantic, 1\ WANTED —¥EMALE HELP, 1irst nsertion, 1c a word thore- en for It Sne. phalen Bros, RAL HOUSE- 208 GENERAL HOUSE- S th, COwéne™ O tion, X ol b avenue. (', WANTED, GIRL FOR FAMILY OF TWO AND il baby.” Work lght. and good ho it il Mrs. Hutehiing, 8043 Californ‘a. i D, A COMPETENT GIRT, WHO UN. Jderstands cooking. Good wages, 2037 Dodge streot, opposite hixh school. 345-22 (- WANTRD, AT ONCE. A ERAL /housework, 2103 St. Mary 31 Yo WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- vk, ood, pay it cone well recommended. 20U strent. $47-25% FOR RENT—EOUSES, ates, 10 i e each liwortion, & . Nothing tadcon for los thin TOUSES 1N v W THE The O, § farnam. j)' 3§ AND 1-ROOM APAL WANTED. A LADY BETWEEN 9 5, o learn business: splendid chance and promo- Address Q 41, Boe. M301 210 TO TAKE CARE by durinri the day; (- WANTE IRL FOR 50 a line per block, with stean YOR | Lango b D G-ROOM COTT. M Stanford ¢ OM MOD! . MODERN. CHOICE, IN Elgatter, 204 Beo bl 50 T BUSI- butlding. 300 FUR: Wi ;5 roon TWOUSE, e, rent moderats 1Ok G U atiful 1 2d and Miami streow, PROPERTY dg. Stores, cottages wanted all over the city N7i1 T FOR RENT, HOUS JOD REPAIR._ 708 rth 19111 stoet M700 1), MORERN & kooN HOUS HIGH school, J. B Barte 3 WITH iy 1), 7 KOOM FLAT. MODERN CONVENIENCES, owu_town (on; $20.00: reforences re- Quired. Wright & v, 16t nd Howard )57 BOON DiETACTIN 10T 5 L man - ave., larg 0 ROOM 1 1 Wood finish, Quire 1113 . FLAT. 7 RoC onyoulimoos, biidition BlOre, 701 8. 101 st 11 108 .+ Gy o FOR 1E It it i 0 157 ¥ ol bi. M A. Norihup, A rooms; modern, o1 KL 0 Toons 1 st mode rn brick, 10 rooms enel oom cott ity water th T-room cottage; eft 6 room cottie: ity water. i 6 oo cotlagy; good barn; water, fu ChOLROAL DAFL O Oniiihi: e Sonth On Loin and Trust ¢ 1khed lonse; 8 for tive winter, @ Foom, pay, 10t and Dodge 207 2 JLAVENUE, 7-ROOM COTTAGE. M ] hitol aveniie, MODERN FLAT, anire 251 ¢ T, roox 1o ), BOUSES Nos 5 ANT 2wa1 SOUTH 107 otiehit rooma. il modorn, G v Pattraon block T, FOBBENT. & NEW HOUSES. SOUTHW R8T orner 2ith wnd Callforiita ki convenlencem. 1T, Clirk. felephione 195 DODG M2dg-2]s ), ¥IoLY FURNISIRD Tt unturnished. 10 ). Withaoell blk. 1), 10 B00N HOUSE. ALL MOD & Soutdi 10t 1)L FOR RENT. VNt Wit exdiges Tovitfon Bhldron) who will 11k BFLY. (01 2 0r 3 yeirs Al resonabio i KT 1405 Pamiun) sivoer D FOR KENT, 0. ka0N I TALLY | Pl HOUSE; ALL MODERN AGENTS WANTED. Rates, 10e a line each insertion, $1 50 a line per Nothing taken for 1nss thin 2. WE GUARANTEE YOU 250.00 0 month working will pay salary or commis- 1d expenses. Mooy deposited > when started. ~ If you are work we something entirely new to Wi yon will follow our {nstructions your stceess 15 sire, Tho people will have our 0048, no matter how hard the times, Big sales teported everywhere. All requirved of you fsa little pluck nd " push. We furnish sample outfits 0 Write today for partieulars before all valuablo Lo ritory {8 tiken. - Add “Manufreturers,” P, 0. DOX 5308, Boston, Mass. MOS0 011+ ] EW ARTICLE, BIG COMMIS- o ady or gentleman agents. Roady sale in_houselold i for elreular and terms, Chicago, bt 00.00 HELP YOU Of 1F S0 YOU We offer you the sole avency for 18 wanted in evory home and in- ; somethin, I or office. 1603 Monadnock Bld, B 210 J o WILL & Jean have it! an_article dispensablo in ¢ sight; other art price, th well.” Y th ng the purposs half ake $300.00 10 $700.00 1 ol 1t will belng attended to, La- nen in town and. country; don't at once 10 J. W. Jones, M3 21+ WANTED—TO RENT. Tates, 100 month 1ine Nothing tak: A FIVETO BIGHT-ROOM STEAM HEATED fiat near business Portion of clty; possoRSION wanted Octobor 1105, Ad ross Q51 T ach fusertion, $1.50 a lino per 1 for 1ess than 23e. STORAGE, Rattos, 100 a line cach Insortlon Nothing taken for | M STORAGE,WILLIANSKCROSS 1214 HARNE M STORAGE FOR cloan nd cheap rites. HOUSEHOLD _GOODS, R, Wells, 1111 Farna WANTED—T0 BUY. Rates, 1 aft © 0 word first fnsortion, Nothing taken for less ¢ [~ WANTED TO BUY, SEO. IND-HAN Ny 2 whether upright 59 Q AN, Boc Mi2y 22 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. Rates, 1'ge after. Nothing taken 1o FOR R ( MAKE UP- Ot *Nitiana 03, First Natios NEW 081 your own Bow M190 OF ALL KINDS GOOD s Auction Co.. 1111 Farnam st. FURNITURE FOR S, nt, 2010 Hartiey st () FOR SALI i AS NEW. 130 AND HOUSE FOR Call at first houso east. i OR_SALE, FURNITURE AND FIXTURES ;oo el or one-halt What 1t in 0 ERY CHEAP, A DALY CARRIAGE AN Sluger sewing machiue, new, Call at Cupitol ave. R T FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETO “Ratos 10 & word trat Inscrilon, Toa word thore Nothing taken for less than 25e. >-FOR SALE CHEAP Tnauive at 1614 A NICE PONY OART 2 e NS FOr SALE. Ra o8 1 rd first insertion after 1ea word thero- Nothing taken for 1oss thi ()’ FOI SA GULATION SIZB T wick & Hatkd billtand tabie, rack,cios and by Evoryihing in rut-cliss. shapo Addross 3 ALE, FULL-BLOOL FINELY- arked St Sornand Dips at 623 North 19th t Mikis 22 CLAIRVOYANTS, # ling eack nsertion. $1.5 g Laken for 108 thi . NANNIE V. WARREN, CLATY NT, 58 niedium; 9th yearat 119 N, 16th! oK IRVOYANT, 18 Toeated 103 Farnam ho will give genuine 1ife readings. dorsed by tho public. He reveals your entire Itfe with utmost truth. N sivn, Miit itne per NHI!I‘H.\I MASSAGS, BATAS, LTC, Rates, 100 1 1 insertion, #1 month, Nothing tiie for les thian 2 PG MME CAUSON, 1121 DOUGLAS STRERT, 3D foor, room T wassage, ool sulpl i and ans aths. P MME. STOWE, Douglax blook I MADAME SMITH, 5 Koo . Mtk s ne and scih vatin MAGNETIO HEATL 20; M0 04" S. 13TH, 2ND FLOOR, . Vpor, aloohol. Steai mulphur PERSONAL. “Rates. 100 a 1ne cacl e Goatment, maniciire cliropoudist. Mrs. Post. 8194 8. 1610, Withaell bik — ABPIY 20 Owini NeCaftroy ) T NICE PIVR \I‘l'!l’\'A'A Podurs, b N37 Soush Sith I 48520 b N AN ARG AR Sand Sak Chiare elstorn,elly water, onl: 2.00). Tuguen 1805 i R e ——— FOR RENT FURN(SHeD KOOMS. e e TW O ¥ Wi only . Harney at. 1), Fon ik oty Bteeot or 140 FOR BENT I first inmortio (ke 0r loss thik 1 4 word there- RISHED ROOMS PO | $30 30Utk Utk slech. MONLY TO LCAN— REAL LSTATE, a Hnovach Insertion, 91,00 & lias per SISN. Y. dn ab Lo rien for Choice Nubrasks wid 10wa T4 or Omahs €1y ProEres (R \\ #0000 TO §) .-m‘um 0 L Jauds B ¢ 4 W, AN 1 T0 5 aln or fara Y& Co., 203 Shovly bloe. roved aud i proy % Fldnlly Trusi Gu., ELECTRO-THER- | MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE T Continued, ¥ WiMONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES Tho 0. F. DaviCo. 1505 Farram street. 001 W ) AND UNIMPROVED pwards, 5 to 044 per nith & Co,1320 Facnm “MONEY_TO LOAN AT C INT R ADply 10 W. B. Meikle, First National Bk bld. MONEY TO LOAN ON F on long time. Address Th 1 Couneil Bluffs, 1 M318-50 —_— MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS. o ton, $1 Rates, 100 a 1o each 1o nth. Nothing taken f ) & lino per DO YOU WANT MO! ¥ SUM you wish on your PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS, HOUSE RECEIPTS, ot We glve prompt attention to all applicitions, and will earry your lonn a8 Jong as you wish. You can redtics the cost of carrylng your loan by n payment atany tmea. Thero 18 no publiclty OF ramoval of property. i FIDELITY LOAN GUARANT! Room 4, Withn We will Ton FURNITURE, CARRIAGES WAL 000 WILL LOAN MONT A curiiy; strietly confidentis 1 Continental blocek AL E. Harrls, room 807 THE OMAHA DAILY B !BCURITIE&FOR SALE. T Comtemied, \GFES FOR SALE Amos Real R PER ORNT MORTG Ttely safe. MALL OR LARGE IN v ol tve diseonnt, SE ce srenritios At offerad ot an o mortgag IST MORTGAQES. ANY A 3. Wallace, Brown Dlock, 10th and 300.00 FIRSE inie 10 per Addross “Owner," P [FOR SALE_SONE Goon FAEOS O oty properts belter nvestment. MOUNT Dovigias. H20 3 MORT. eent: no 1, Bow, 5768 WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS © & word first Insertion, 10 & word thero- ing taken for loss than 2. NGTO VISIT TH i find noatly fu hear Grand Boue WORLY Cottage UNDERTAKERSAND EMBAL Rates. 100 & 1ine each insertion, $1.60 momh Tone vian 98¢ ( W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH J eased; 1ator with M. O, Ma DRESSMAKING. h you wish, o ratos, in the th Of time h install- and only AT DOTTO W small ot lar quickest possible time, 10 suit you. You ments ‘a8 you wish, when you for itas long a8 you keep it. wiah, You OLD FURNITURE ND PIANOS, WAGONS AND ( RRIAGES. RCHANDISE RITY, Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTG LOAN CO., 806 SOUTH 16TH STREBT, first (100r Above the stroot, THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. BUSINESS CHANCES, T month HOD BN ox 71, 1 ~FOR SALE OR RENT-THE STO Hotel in Prosser, Adams Co., Neb, Apply 0 J. K ay, Hastings, N 415823+ —RBEST PAVING MEAT M2 city for salo or rent. ¢ RKET IN THIS 1l at 2502 Blondo street. AT S Y FOR RENT, A BAKERY SHOP,OLD STAND No. 016 North 16th street. Apply to Jw}\ ’!EH‘ T LOCATED are stores in the state for sale. Addross hat BRE. 185, LUMBER STOCK AND FIX- {00 $7,000.00: not profit last son for selling, have othe 8 Q 17, Boe office, M141 SPONDI SOLICITED ~ WITH ving five to ten thousand do ble and long establighed. Address In [ ;ONE OF THE DEST AND 1 har Q15 01 Y For savk, tures; will iny ar, $11.375.00 business. Addr Y Sonk Busine capl 28, Bo Morg strict confidence, Q Y Y. FOR, INVESTORS —FOR SALE, 008 8tore doine 4 largs business in Neb., i efty of 65000 population, departments, the de biitable business. el depart , address Joln B, C IN DRY partie- n. Nob, M287 —WANTED A MAN CAPADLE OF lue Iabor, who has $2000 capit OT SECUIFILy). 10 £0 £0 Oregon undor 1 Ay M10 910 Rates, 10¢ n Tino each nsertion, §1.60 a mouth. Nothing talen for 168 than o INGAGEMENTS TO DO Uramilics solicited. Mlss Sturdy, 4218 sireet. 'S FATR ished rooms at ltne per OHN Dounder: line por DRESSMAKING TN Nicholas 760.08% _SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. Rates, 10c month. a e cach tnsertion, $1.50 o Nothing taken for los thin 5e. BS & BARD, 613 NEW YORK LIF ¥ 1 Aype wrlie 10 75 per cont 8ave Tol. 538, 4 In iine per 3 BLDG, thd M on SHORTHAND ANDTY PEWRITING. ch nsertio OUNG LADIES AND G/ acquire a working know typewriting at A, C. Van liand, 513 N, Y. L T[HE DEST PLACE TO LEARN SHC and typewriting 18 at the Omaha C 3 > Rohrbough Omaha, Neb. Bros. for ¢ SOON id and OF SHORTHAN < employs an “oxpert” oM o a8 (BLTUCLOr, sed. A.C.Ong, A M., principal prictor. Boyd's New Theater bullding. D AND il court Facllities and loeation un- and pro- M271 016 Ratos, 1160 1 worl first insertion, 1o & wor aftor Nothing taken for loss thi N EW & SECOND HAND SCAL Address Borden & Selleck Co., Luko st., FOR RENI—HALLS. rd there- S, ALL KINDS, Chicngo, Rates, 100 a line each mscrtion, §1 month. Nothing taken for less tan ()MAIA GUARDS ARMORY, avenie, Also_ Morand'a nssembly ooins, botl halls on first floors hikh celling: perfect ventil Land sec Morand befors. 0 o ke 1610 no stafrs; 1o MUSIC, ART AND “Rates, 100 a liuc oach nbertion, 1.5 month. Nothing taken foy less thin 250, BANJOIST AND TE line per 1714 CAPITOL for balls, meetings, club parties, oto, ney, pillars] lon: torms reaso; cnting elsewhor LANGUAGEi line per. ACHER 014 tract at fair wagi Yo WILL SELL FOI CASH OR TRADE FOR #ood farm in eastern Nebraska or Iowa, & good clean stock of mdse. n one of the be points in Nebraska. Just the time of y nto husiness. Address J. Est man, Neb. Y, FOR SALE FOR CASIL T of groceries and queensw £L.000.00; doing the hest eoc own (ibout 3,5000. N for the business in soutl I Ad- dress Brazil, First Nation N bank, Wy M NICELY LOCATED AND WELL- o hotel, z00d trade; long lease, wctive partuer, Address Q 46, Beo: M534” 208 FOR RENT, THE NEW YORK HOTEL IN Fremont, Neb. A modern 50-room hotel, newly renovated throughout: will rent at @ reasonnblo rure (o respousfble party. or Acll at @ bareatn. W. Miller, Fromont, Neb, M2 26 WANTED, STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, D for cabh; wlso business nian with sonie meins wants intarest in'som, bank or office; referencos Grikwold. Towil. FOR EXCHANGE. Rates, 100 & lino cach sortion, $1.60 A line por month. ' Nothing taken for lows than 2oe. 71 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEIRASKA, KANSAS and Dukota, WIIT sell cheap or exehunin for e, Horues nd eatto. Add. box 70, Frinkfot (i WILL Tnd. 611 /~BUSINESS BDLOCK, GOOD TOWN IN EAST- Jern Nebraska, for stock mdse. Address B. 0, Box 106, Creston, Neb, M19: or will take 7/ -CLEAN STOCK OF litake real ostato, mone; ENERAL MDSE. Box 205, Frankfor M742-02 IBRASKA TO EXCHANGE FOR ses and part cash. Address Box 74, i V2 WILL OF $1 iin 5 10f, for eloar L D ear lots and acreage at storn Nebr Manitou, Kichards, Box 104, Deny 00.00 Coio., . Also Colo.” §. J. 66 O16+ IME CASH TO arriage or both. M09 210 GOOD REAL ESTATE ndise. Addross Box 72, Colo. 7—NEW $100.00 ORGAN AND fiexchange for horse, phaeton Q 87, Bec omeo. 7/ -FOR BXCHAN liand” casii for m 7 21 ROOMS, FUR nice busitieas, elear, worth $5 weatern Towa, and Couneil BIufls ro F1800.00, and’ first ar, modern tal property, el estate mortgige, $300,00, esidence or good lots, Omihi Council Blufts, Address M. R. M,, Wi Neb.» A —_—— FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. $1.00 4 luo per ach Insertion, 0 tilng taken for less U BARGAINS HOUSE or trade, K. K. Davilig, By AND FARMS, SALE ker bik. MAST IN A (G- ropm Houss “This Ta T YOUR SAVINGS offering i go half their soap. John W. Robbins, ows JOR Good At rent for §: for lund in eultivation, ¥ £15.00 po Aiso, ood unlmproved land at $3.00 to $12.00 per .00 per acrs cash Price $20,00 par Nt {or shiare of crop. Price $3.00 to acre. n balance n annual payments. 7 per cont Intrent Libeal commission glven agents. g D. Hayes. No. 819 1-2 South 15th street, Omahi 300 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND ¥OI SALE AT low brice o exchange, (i Nebraska, for chauding or liorses. G. H. Peterson, 1312 8. 130 st CHOOL LEAS: and, Cedir Towler, Blo 2 QUARTER . Neb, " $400.00, halt fiod. I AN ELEGANT nd kood ‘10t on pived atrec taxes all paid, #30.00 down, # cluding interdst) will Like Ui ter G, Clark. 1218 Hamoy wir §1,200.00. Four nice lots, frois sireet railwiy $1,500.00 cich. equally eheap. ton block, elty, J. T. M. L JPARM LANDS, C. . HARRISON, 012 HOUSE, WIDE PORCH, outhouses, with 1ot 50x127 foet'each, Lait near Kountze Plic ce and business lots all at Fooi $1.50 & lne per s, 10¢ a line vach insertion, or loss than J3e. month. " Nothin WE OWN. BY FORC one 0f Uie best prop. 10 elegant shi complete (the O00.00), Bt & price low e soldly e i lnvewtineut 16 the best property In Owala for the monoy, Look'It Over Tumidé and ont. Tuspoct s slossts™i WIILbe 5010 at o xveat wacritice. This 18 an oppors ity 6f your 1ife 10 got one of the wost beautiful resldeneas 1n Owiabia for lews than 50 per cent of its uctual cost Call aud we will show you this property pleanure, GLOBE LOAN & 1RUST CO 10th and Dodge streois. Ma0L i OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES, g purchasors §o0d rate of lbtercet, B of from #100 up foraale by G lobe Loan & Trist Co. 1610 & Dodge, Onana. Partieulars on applieation Sl ISULE, AND OFFER on Toywe avenue, il With everythi alous conting $16,- Oukh 0 Jusiity a purchass with GRADE month. JSONNENBERG: +Douglily L. Ia Old gold a ot tehes, Rates, thereaftos OST. 1i4c a word fias inscrilon, Nothing takey far lo: GOLD WATCH ENGRAVED “ANMA 08;% /also gold wateh pla on North 2ith street near Locust schookliberal rewrd if returne oftice. 4 1to Bee M308 21 OST. WEDNDSDAY MORNING, A COLLECT- or's OOK With statouents. Finder ki liver or send to 710 N, 10tl, ndly *de- M367 21% THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record September 20, 1891 WARRANTY DEEDS. R M Fast and wifo to W C Van Gilder, lot 8, block “W,” Shinn’s 8d add. . E L Sayre and wifo to 1 A Horbilcii, lots 8 and 9, block 307, Omuba ... P D Mattson ‘und_ wife 'to O F Davis compuny, n % of e 4 lot 12, Kountzo 2d ndd. Foaron e OL Hart and wito'to W 1 ifunter, Tot 7, block 3, Orelghton Heights. . E A Benson, trustee, and wife & Wood. lots 23 and 24, block 29, Ben- pon e S G g wite ‘to’ N'U lot 5, Koel's subdiv. Adum Wolf to Union T lotv 8, block 1, Omalia ust company, 15t udd to South QUIT CLAIM DEED: P I Elsusser and wifo to Mrs Susanna Knauber, 3x10 rods commeneing at point 26 rods s of ne corner of 0% of ©% ne ne 84-15-18. o DEEDS, A L Frank (spoctal administrator) to Valley L and T company, n 80 foet of niz of 84 lot 4, block 71, Omaha. . J W Houder special administrator) to Lyman Richardson, lov 8, block 1, Ralph Pluce. 5 s aimag A A MeUlanahan (special administra- tor) to W B Waddell, s lot 9 and 814 of 044 lot 10, Redick’s 2d add..... W T Nelson (specinl administrator) to same, lot 6, block 8, Lakeview.. . Total amount of transfers. RAILWARY TIME CARD 1v03 CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Depot 10uh and Mason St Aves T BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER, O uaha | Depot 1oth dul Mason Sts. 02 TN r B Beadwood 450 pm . Denver ¥ 6.60pm | .. braska Lo _8.T5am |} Lincoln Lo 3 "8, C., BT, _ Depot 10t s Clty Dity Expross 10:36 pm | K. C. Nizht Exp. vin U, B 10.15 pn| St Louls Expross GHICAGO, . 1. & PACTRIC, Unlon Depot 10tk & Marey Sts. (bl EABT. T Atlantic Express .. Nebraska State Limited. ... 710 m Night Express... .2, 500 pm World's Falr Limite 1219 am | Okiahioma Exp. (to . B, ex. $iin) WEST.L 6.00am Oklahoma &Texas Exp.(Ex.Sun) 206 pm /... ..Colorado Limited. . . 9.058m ... Nebraska Stale Linited .| Ledves UNION PAGIRICT™ | Guaha |Union Depot 10th & Marey Sta.| 0cm .. press....... XDress. .. Dress. ... 1 (Excopt § Leaves [ Omaha am 00 pm 0. S1CPAOL | id Marcy Sta. | s0 BEprosn .. a0 EXDross. . & MO/ VALLEY hind \Weosior Sta. Deadwood Expross. ... X Sat) Wyo. Bxp. (Ex. Mon.) Norfolk (Bx. ddnday) ..... | St Paul Expross. .. | Leaves | CHICAGO & NORPH WESTN. “Omahal U, T0.40 am 4.05 pm & [ CHICAGO, MIT Omaha | U, P, Depot 0 pm| 77 S0am | 8.50am B80am | { 5.30pm 0 1 B.45pm Arrivos Omauha 8.00 am pm Arrives Omuha 4:20 pm Arvlves Omahy 650 pi Arrives Arrives Omaha 7.00 pm .45 Loaves | Omaha 12.45 pm 1000 pin 5.40 pin Le O MISSOURI PACIFIC, Depot 15th and Webster Sta. St. Louls S Louls Nebraski M. & 0. 10 Webstor Sts. | Ity Accommodation 1.1 pun [Sionx Exproas (Ex. Suu ) 545 pm St Paul Linited _S.10pm | Eineison Passenger (Ex. Sui. SIOUX CITY & PACIFC. Depot. 10 and Marey Sta. Sloux Clty Passenser 4200 St Paul Express i SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC « Depot, 15tk and Wbster Sty 5.45 St Paul Limited 45 i Cliuigo Linuiued. oaver | OMAHA & 30 Onilia | U, . Denot, ER S tal Depot ) |- 8low. aves “Ouiaha 040 am LOULS, T0th aid Miroy| Loufs Cunuon Ball. .| Arrives Omaba 0.00 am 425 pm 545 am Arrives Ouahs .03 pm 1240 pm Arrives Oy 10.20 p 10.00 am Ariivos Omal 12.83pia E: THIRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 ALASKA AND THE GREAT WEST Orown of Our Continent is Rich in Furs, Fish and Gold, ANNUAL PRODUCT REACHING §7,000,000 Five Fish for a Nickel—The Copper Rook Mine—“Gilt Bdge” Gnld—The Pare rot Closed—~Testing Arastas— General Miscelinny, Charles H. Tsham, who h deputy collector of custon the throe years, visited all the big mines, and from the records obtained data showing that Alaska is annually adding to the wealth of this country about #7,000,000. He camo down from Sitka furnisted tho Post-Intolligoncer with the first customs data that have over been given out with reforence to Aluska, Commander Ludlow, of the man-of-war Mohican, estimates that this yeass sealing catch from polagic soaling will by about 00,000 skins, which is reasonably valued at £20,00. This does not include 7,500 skins taken by the lessees of tho seal islands, which would_increase the income from seal: ing to about #1.000,000 annually, Mr. Isham says the gold product this year is about $1,000,000. 1t s difficult to ascertain ctunl output, for the reason that it 1s impossible to get the exact figures from the miners on the Yukon river, They come out of that country with from $2,000 to $6,000 each iv gold dust, and as a rulo they do not re to state their oxact earnings. The Treadwell mines, however, turn out §700,000 in gold bullion each year,and it is to sum the other gold product up at about &500,- 000, In spoaking of the fishing industry of Alaska, Colonel Isham said: *As I understand the matter the can- neries that belong to the combinations en- tered into an agreement not to put_up more than 400,000 cases this year. From re- ports received to September 1 I esti- mato the catch at 250,000 cases. The in- dependent canneries have packed ubout 50,000. The wholo output will not exceed 300,000 cases. I adaition to this combina- tion there areseveral sailing yessels engaged in codfishing for private parties, notably the Lizzio Colby of Seattle. The catch in 1891 was 1,350,000 fish, valued at 09,000 This output _will be considerably increased this The fur circular issued by Secrotary slo has been posted throughout Aleska by the customs ofticers and white men are not trapping fur-vearing animals so much this yoar as heretoforo, This will b tendency to deciease the fur shipments. Hard Times Fish, Probably humpbacked salmon were never cheaper or thicker in Tacoma than they are right now. All sizes, from threo to six pounds, are selling for 1 cont per fish. A vateh of 107 were sold 10 an enterprising ex- pressman the other day for 81, says the Ta- coma Ledger. About 3,500 fish were brought in during the day by fishing boats. Chariey Eggers, the fisherman for the Puget Sound Fishing company, brought in a scow load containing about a ton of fish at ono time, About chree tons were sent away by it packed in ic The fish whicn for the past two weoks have been playing in schools uround the bay are now beginning to go up the river and the creeks. Their meat on this account is not as good as it hs been herctofore. Fish- ermen say that they will soon disappear up the streams and the silver salmon will put in their appearance. Two or three of the boat loads just brought in were caught in the channel of the Puvallup river, The dif- ference iu the meut of those and tho meat of the ones caught out in the bay could bo plaiuly seen, The meat becomes whiter and is less firm. About sixty silver salmon were also brought in. They aro a most veautiful fish now and aro in their very prime. Instead of selling at the rate of five pounds for 1 cent thoy are selling for 5 cents per pound, and there is a good demand for them at that price. People continue trolling for them outin the bay, though the most of them roturn without any fish. In tho courso of a few days they will be numorous in the harbor, as they invariably follow close upon the humpbacked salmon. The silver salmon in turn give way to the hideous dog salmon, which will not appear for several weeks yot. Copper Rock Gold. Copper Rock s _situated eloven and one- holf miles from Boulder on the Union Pacific railroad. The scenery is not surpassed by any in Colorado. The village of Copper Rock, though only a few months old, has a thriving population of about 100_people, con tains & postoffice, oxpress office, lotel stores and a weekly newspaper. “The name Copper Kock is derived from a dyko of eruptive porhyry that is stained with copper of so bright a green that it can be scen for miles. 1t may require the ex- penditure of a great deal of money to develop this camp, but in tho course of time it will be done. The district offers strong induce- ments for the investment of capital, and some prowinent men have besn giving their attention of late to this camp. Within the past few weeks soveral Philadelphia par- ties have invested largely. Many of Denver's most_enterprising business men aro also largely interosted. The owners of this property have recently refused 2a offer of §0,000. The Jordan tun- nel goes into the mountain ut the rate of six and s half feet per day. Good minoral veins havebeen tapped in running this tunnel. The owners are well paid for their labors thus far. A fow days ago the president of a com- pany mining at Copper Rock said that mag- nificent oro had been opencd up in i certain mine owned by the Colorado Cousolidated Tunnel company that was equal to anything yet discovered in tho Orphan Boy. Most of the oro at Copper Rock ruus from §12 to $1,- 000 per ton. Rich Mines at Maiden. In those days of silver depression the gold bonanzas como to the front. ' Dr. J. H, Eair- field and J. T, Armington have arrived from the Gilt 1dge mine ot Maiden with substan- tial results,” They brought with thom $15,- 000 worth of gold, which makes about £25,000 en Trom this mine during the last few ks, The ore is worked by what is called the new “cyanide process,” which consists of erushung and treating it with a solution of cyanide of potash, which holds the precious metals in solution, and by a further process they aro pracipitated in the form of un amal- gam. Thisis worth about $40,000 per ton and is shivped east for refining. The $15.- 200 now brought in s the result of u threo weeks run. Tho ore runs from $15 to $#40 per ton, and a good deal of it yiclds above §25. 'I'he mine is now working seventy men and this number will be increased since the ore grows richer a8 the work progresses. A great many peo- plo have gone to Maiden during the last few weeks and the camp continues to prosper. Only a few days ago an officinl went through hiero with a gold bar from tho old Spotted Horse mine valued at §1,000, Closed for Repairs. Soveral weeks ago when the men at the Parrott mines were laid off and all work sus- pended it was announced and supposed that the shut down was temporary and that work been special ot Alaska for THE NEXT MORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND N'KW AND (AY COM FLEXI]ON 1S BETTER, Goctor €373 1 acts gonily on the sioniach 1ved and Kudners: and iso pleasnt laxatlse. This s erd Rl s preparcd for use s Called 0 ARG 4! B packss aend xour adidress fr & fren sample. wily Medicine movos the bowels 1 be healTEy YOOLWA KD 1. stov. * ink b5 st woek, and | '\rnuld bo resumod Just as soon as certain noeded repairs at the amelter were made, savs the Butte Miner. At that timo there was considerablo oro at the minos and it was the bolief that when that was worked oft and the repairs made the mines would again start up. 'This has proven to be & delusive hope and belief. Saturday at midnight the Parrot works closed down and 1t will be some time bofore smoke will be seen issuing from its stacks. It is true that there wero not very many recently empioyed by the company, but its idle employes ail anticipatod an early resumption and it can thereforo bo said that tho closing throws 625 men_out of work, for that was tho num. ber of _employes on the Parrot system when at work. In connection with tho event it may be mentioned that this is the first time in ten years that the Parrot has completoly suspended operations and also that during the past five years its monthly payments in Butte have avoraged $225,00. The information to tho Miner is close down will only be tempora no dofinite idea can” b given of its duration nd it will probably continue for several months. While the works at Bridgoport will continue in oporation they are in need of extensive repairs, as are the Butte works, and until theso ‘are made thore will bo 1o work at either mines or smoltors. Back to O« elow the Victor mine, says the Cripple Creok Crusher, . A, Hardiwick and T. ). Moynahan are crceting two old fashioned “arastas with some improvements made by Hardiwick, They will be driven by steam power and it is expected will reduco over six tons por twenty-four hours, The arastas will bo modeled after the one built in Central City thirty years ago by M. Love, at present a vesident of Gassey guleh and which became famous as a producer of values and was known as the “bob tail ox arasta” from the fact that the motive power was furnished by an ox with an abbrevinted tail who had survived tho overland teip from “old Missouri” und lived to take an important part in the first su cesssful reduction of gold quartz in Colorado. These machines aro being built to work the dirt from the Silver Panic_placer, sit- uated on the saddle est of the Victor mine, This dirt all pans well and contains a good deal of quartz which1s quite vich in gold and is freo milling. ‘Iho owners believe that tho scouring the ores will be subjected o will brighten it up so thata much higher saving will bo made than on astamp mill. The ox- periment will be watchea with interest, as, if successful, it will be within tho power of overy prospector to own his own reduction plant as an arasta can_be built for less than $100 and horses will furnish cheap motive power, that the ry, but that ower, In Gassoy Elkton's Gold Strike. The richest strike made for tho month says the Cripple Creok Crusher, and in fa excelled by fow, if any, ever made in the dis riot, was made'a day or two since in a new shaft on the Elkton, the south extension of the Raven. The vein opened is eight feot wide and has two nay streaks, ono on each wall, and each over twenty inches wide. Tho quartz is unlike that found in the Raven, being crystallized to a greater degreo and to some exient is stained with flourine. Sam- ples weighing 100 pounas, taken from cach streak, fairly glisten with free gold. Assuys have been had that run $20,00 to the ton. T'ho shaft is only sixtecn ' feot deep, ten of which are in the wash, but in sinking that depth half a carload of this high grade oro has been taken out. Between theso two strouks of high grade is a soft, decomposed quartz, tale and clay, that pans like a houso afire. Allof the dump is now beiug sent to the mill. The high grade will bo scnt to the smeltor. One Montana Mine. C. A. Wing recently very fine looking gold quartz from_the Oro Fino lode on Deer creek, 1n Missoula county, a_tributary to the St. Regis. The quartz is considerably stainod with iron and carries fres gold throughout, which is plainly visible to the nake 1 eye, Assaysof the quartz gave 884, §106, 8180, $204 and $465in gold 10 the ton. S0 far but little work has been done on the property, the assays given com- ing from a drifv about twenty-five feot from tho surface. A shaft has becn sunk toan depth of twonty-six feet, and these consti- tute the only ~development done on the property. brought over some Wyoming's Wild Man. Casper mountain, whose wonderful re- sources appear to be inexhaustible, says tho Casper 'I'vibune, has produced a genuine hermit. A prospector recently, by accident, came upon his habitation and entered it. 'he cave being rather darlk, the visitor was not at once observed by the hermit, and tho miner had a good look at him. Immediately upon realizing that an intruder was in his home, the hermit made a dive for the open- ing, uttering no sound save a savage growl. He was followed by our hero to the opening and was observed ruuning like a deer over rocks and previpices, finally disappearing in the brush. ‘I'he hermit is described as a man about 60 yoars of age, tall and slim. Ho was entirely naked, but covered with a thick growth of hair. His hair and beard completely covered tho upper portion of his body, and his eyes were wild, filled with a flery expression. ‘He ovidently subsisted on game and berries, and his food ‘must be cooked in a most primitive manner, as no utensils known to the civilized world were visible, After Wolf Sealps. George Roberts has brought @ peck of fAifteen trained wolf hounds home with him from the east, paying $300 for them, says the Buffalo Voice, They are guaranteed to pick upa trail thirty-six hours old and stay with it until the game is jumped. They are great fighters, run together, and delight in pulling down wolves. Mr. Roberts got these dogs at tho suggestion of the stockmen, and intends to use thom this fall and winter to kill wolves in this and adjoining count! He intends to go out on the range, takeNgy and grain and camp and hunt the pests systematically, He has had a lot of notes printed and will g0 10 cach owner of stock in the counties and request them 1o sign these notes, agree- ing to pay him so muchi for every wolf killed for any amount from 10 cents up, as th.ey feel aple, He will go from place to place with his dogs, wherever he can hear of a bunch of comm‘tting depradations, and says that he fecls sure that he can cither kill or run every wolf out of tho country in the next year. Bruln's Biaze, Two dweilings and a workshop belonging to W.J.Roundtreeon the flat below town were burned the other day at Spokune. Round- tree's pet bear started the fire, The bear was chained in the shop and about 5 a. m, Roundtree went into the shop to get some medicine for a sick horse. He left a lamp standing on 4 bench and went out to got somo water. In his absence Bruin stretehed out his paw and got hold of the lamp, When Roundtree returned the floor was cov- cred with blazing oil, and the bear was snapping it, trying to put the fire out. Roundtree got the bear out badly singed. The shop nsumed, and the fire spread rosidence and the residence of George Circle. Both houss were de- stroyed, but the furniture was saved. The loss was about §1,500, with no insurance. ————— Are You Nervous, Are you all tired out, do_you have that tired feeling or sick neadache? You can be re lioved of all these svmptoms by Lluking Hood's Sarsapariila, which gives ucrve, men- tal and bodily streneth and thoroughly puri- fies the blood. Tvalso creates u good appe- tite, cures indigestion, heartburn and dys- pepsia. Hood's pills are oasy to take, tion and sure in effect. 25 cents @ box e Marrlage Liconses. The following wmarriage licenses were is- sued yest Nunie and Agdldross § Edward W. Chase, Onub: i Marie I Mills, Ot § Bert Goodman, O 1 Anna E. Rhoades, § John E. Huston, Omal 1'Agnes MeAuslund, Onli § Allen P Ely, Omaba. ... 1 Carrle Belle Johins, Ouaha § Herman W, Vinolken, Omiha 1 Annle J. Savage, Ouihia ath, sweet stomach, sweet me Thenuse DeWint's Little Karly Riscrs, . ~ ¥ell frum » Motor. A Polander, whose nams could not be as- certained, fell from a South Omaha motor st Sixteenth and Center streels last cve about 7:80 o'clock He suffered a seve scalp wound and other bruises. Cook’s Fxtra Dry luperial Champagno is splendid o ontertain your frieuds with Iis boquet aud delicious taste 18 surivaled in ac- Sw pert AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Orders from Washington Osuse a Obange in Fedoral Oiroles, SECKETARY ~ MORTON'S APPOINTMENT Dr. J. Blackwell Mado Chief of the Ttareau of Animal In Recent Order Dopartment stry ~Trouble Over & fthe Agricultural ngto City Gossip, There has been another change fn the forca of the bureau of animal indust Dr. J. Blackwell of Omaha | pointed by Secretary of Agrivulture Morton as his chief at this Dr. Blackwell will have entive supervision and charge of the inspection forcos, both at the packing houses and the microscopical force. Undor Dr. Blackwell will bo Dr. White, who is in chargoof the microscopical forces, and Dr, Siggins, assistant at Cudahy’ Orders have been roceived from Secrots Morton touching tho nspection and orderiug the provosed revolution in inspocting the products of tho packers. \What its offect will bo cannot fully bo dotermined, but it carried out to the lotter under the orders ot the secretary it will undoubtedly result in o it reduction in_ the microscopical force, U'hio now ordor is that hogs slaughtered for homie consumption must be spactod on thoe foot at the houses vrevious to boing killed Only tho pork intendod for export trage shail bo examined by the fair microscopists Undor this now ordor thero is very likely to bod hiteh botwoen tho seoretary of agri- culture and the packers, and it may rosult in a modification of tho order. Secrotary Morton labors under the improssion that some of the houses that have taken advan- tage of tho inspection do not oxport from this place. Notably is this true in tho caso of Swift & Co. Ihis firm i that 1t does export from the South Omaha house, but doos not do it direct, Their product is sent to Chicazo aud there billed for foreien ports. Cudahy ships to New York, and thore rvobills his export stufl. “Thus it would appoar on the surface that the houses do not doan oxport business, and you it is kuown to the publio that Cudahy’s export trade is vory large, When tho secretary has these facts laid before him he will probably modify his order to conform to the state of afMiuirs as thoy exist. has boon ap. cre station, High Schooi i The High School | 'y society will hold its first regul. n tomorrow afternoon in tho study hall of the High school. Tho following interesting program has beon ar- rango apor—Solt Oriticlsm. ... Miss Maudo Thomas Lesson in Botany vevvenn Thomas Brown Character Skoteh..... .. Anna Pomeroy Nows Ttem: . .. Eart Long How T S8pent My Vacati L Ponrl Glaszow Essay., SR -Charles Mann Seluct L Mao Furnas Rec LT Kenworthy .. .. Roso Busiug Cora Walker “Taura Emiing Lucila Danfels. < Bernice Gammil l\'x.,\f Borg.. cloty. Readin, tation. Wit and Wamor Music. ¥ Continued Story...... citation.. ot Res Recitation B Ora Battreall Select Rending. ¢ lay Carlin Riley Was Rilod. James Riley was arrested yesterday after- noon by Detective Mitchell over in the Omaha packing house. He had imbibed a heavy load of that which fatoxicatod and was ‘on tho “killing floor” terrorizing the men employed thero with a big putcher knife. The oficer had a hard time to get near him, and at last was forced to draw a revolver and shove it into his faco bofors he would drop the knife. It scems that he wansed his time, and as ho could not got it just then he was dotermined to make things lively round the premi [ie will appear before Judge Fowler this morning to answer for his misdoing. Sous of Kest. Tour sons of rest woero up beforo Judge Fowier yesterday morning,one beinga 16-year old boy named Paul Benson, The boy tells a sorrowful tale of how he was induced to teave & good home in Denver by the threo nen in whose company he was. He experiencod all the hardships and trials of the journey, a la_hobo, from Denver, and is vory w of that sort of life. Chief Beckett took compassion on thé boy and is providing for him untal the youn wanderer's parents in Denver can be hean from, The three vagrants we given a few minutes in which to get out of town, and they scampered away at a lively rate. mpletun Goes Under, K The Dun Merecantile agency reporis the failure of O. L. Temploton, the Twenty fourth street dry goods merchant. The storo was closed on chattel mortgages held by the Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Goods company. of Omaha and the Packers National bank of South Omaha. No statement is obtainablo, che store being closed late last evening. Mr. Templeton has conducted n mercantilo business in South Omaha for two years past and appavently has had liberal patronago, Poor collections and bard times ure alone responsible for his going o the wall. Surprise Fary. There was a very ploasant surprise party given at the home of Mr. A, H. Miller last night at J and Twenty-socond streets, Tho occasion was the ation of the 42d birth- day anniversary of Mr. Miller. Ho was com- plotely surprised by a large number of his friends and a 1 good time was had by all prosent. An clogant spread was served to the guests by Mrs. Miller, who was into the secret of the party. At a late hour tho party broko up and the guests departed, wistiing My, Miller many happy years of usefulness. M Mr. and Mrs. W. for Chicago, . C. Dunmire of Swift's h from a trip to Ohio, Mrs. W. 1. Beattie of Clarinda, Ia., is vis- iting Mrs. L. J. Brown. Mrs, W. Bruner of Shenandoah {s the gucst of Mrs, J. Snyder, Miss Coe Hunt hus.gone to Belleyue col lege to resume her stud Miss Dora Duncan of Maryville, Mo., is tho guest of her cousins, the Misses Wells. Mr. and Mrs. William Goodman departed yesterday for Chicago and the World's fuir, A. N. Bont, oftice manager of the Omaha Packing company, has returned from Chi cugo. Charles Hartford, drunk and disorderly, contributed $7.50 and costs yesterday morn. ing to the judicial mill wtey. Brank K of Chester. N. J the city, the guest of his fricnd and chum, Dr. W. J. Bell, The members of the Baptist Sunday school will give a harvest tomo entertain- ment at the church Sunday evening. Bruce MoCulloch, editor of the Daily Stockman, i entertainiog lis brother, Ralph McCulloch of J: Miss Miranda Hadley, who has boen the guest of her cousius, the Misses Griftith, will leave today for her home in Stuart, Ly, Enterprise loage No. 79 will work the third degree this eveniog ab its hall ou N street, All members are requested to be prosent ‘The carpenter tools stolen Sykes at I'wenty fifth and D st ago were recovered by Owalis pawn shop. Mis. W. i3, Borry o City Gowip. . Hurlbut have departod s returned is in college from sl the police W. P. a woeld in an is on route from Gard ner, Ma, and will arvive in a few days. will talee up h residence he with busbind for the winter, Mr. aud Mrs. Saxe have gone ¥, where they will in the future reside. For s number of years Mr. Saxe was oue of the leading merchants of Lue Magie Civy. Miss Anua Burres, who bas been wuking a visit 1o points in 11linois and Kuusas, hus rued Lo this city. 5uo was called home scrious illucss of her sister, Mrs, orge Kisor, Bryaut Sullivau was fouud slumber near the dog pound Tuesday night by Oficer Mortensen. Sullivan was placed under arvest, and for rosistiug be wis asscased $9 und costs by Judge Fowles, to Kearn in a drunken ata late hour