Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1893, Page 7

8PACIAL NITICES. DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESR mn MNS will be taken untl] 12:40 p m A until 8:30 p. m. for the morning and S eaitionn Advertisers, ean I detter in e Wil be ¢ g iny by requesting A awers Address ® R Answe on presentation of the choeek. SITUATIONS - WANTED. 4 & word first Insertion. 1¢ A word t Nothing taken for leas thian 25¢ W,\“-'\ ED, BY YOUNG Gresn Q 95, 1 A A PRACTICAL MACHINISTW A atfon A atationaty engineer or Jar bullding. AAdrews Q 47, e ;‘ STEADY JOT OF ANY Feliapie maFFicd man \ WANTED, e kD00 Wholmatn hanme. | Con bAFry. AnY dled by the average salosman. Best on. Address Q b3, e M370 WANTED-MALE HEL 114¢ a word firat insertion. 1ea word there- Nothing taken for leas than 25e. fher. B MANAGER. INDUSTRIOUS, Tyoung man to manage o’ for pany. 1 ealary and fnterest in b Turnish referenees and invest $500.00. Stock Exeh, bldg.. Chicago, 111 mbered chesk, Ivered v Rates nfter. - LADY LIG $20.00 KIND WANTED BY 1ras Q 57 M1 2 LADY WHO DE BY A,YOUNG Teate CAPADLE Feliable o s, Must Ttoom 516 Miu3 27 JOI WRITE Wis, B IF 00 WANT A GOOD FAVINC the Hawks Nursery Co., Milwatke Jo- SOLICITORS TEAMS FURNISHED: EX B3yt e Wit g American Wringer 3606 Hownrd at AT LAST WE TAVE iighonp's World's Fafr P of copyrighted photographs of and exhibits. Tremendous daily for worlters: drop eversthing aid WHI ke money fast: bl commisaions: hooks on eredit; NTustrated elreuiars, terms free. Outiit ohoton, ¥1. Ad. Globe Bibie Publishing © Dearborn 8L, Chicago, 1L, or 723 C Philu, Pa. B, WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED MENS FUR- nishing goods salesman, one who 18 well ae: quatnted in e eity and ean command a good tr preforred. - Address Q 42, Boc. M i; WANTED, FIRST-CLASS MACHINE BLACK- amiili. Davis & Cowgill Tron Works. 150h and andle 1t: yon 155 Mi313 28 Fackson, B SHOVELLERS WANTED ON xnicru]v.w,um maln BEWOE, COMICE Ames dvenue B, LB NERRASKA GUARANTER and Tnvestment company wants men of good address to Aet 18 Solieitors, Foom i 23, Douglas block. B YANTED. sAUSAG only' wood ofes nead Apply Dhaten Brow., Atlantic, 11 B, YANTED, § Sii0n Golden Eaglo shoe 8o ]x WANTED, SALESMEN ON Tubricating ofl: fine sido e Thet Commeretal Ol Co Apply at M36 MAKER. GERMAN: Call oF write W SAL M 111 South i COMMISSIO S Arngglsts, SMALE HELP. first insertion, 10 a word there- taken for ey thiah 25c Ratos i afier. Noth (v WANTED. GIRL FOR FAMILY 01 «mall baby. Work Hizht. and good ho telligent girl. Mrs. Hutehing, 3043 Califo w TWO AND o ToF in- 118, 3 22 NT GIRL,_WHO UN- 2037 Dodgo 34 () WANTED, A COMPET Jderatands cooking. Good wages, 1, Opposite hixh Kehool. () VANTED, AT ONCE, A housework, 2402 St. N (‘ wmwnl ARL FOR Good pa T v It co '(\ WANTED, st ( RN i HOUSE HIRL FOR s avenue. NERAL o well re RATL GIRL, 1010 L 20th stre SECOND ave (', WANTED, GIRL FOR G work i i kwall family, CAPITOL HOUSE- ble to do GENERAT, Must be (1;,500D GIRL FOR GENERAT HOUSEWORK 4018 YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN 15 N. 2oth aveuue, N3G 22° e WANTED, iy insertion. $1.50a e per, month. ke f D) loyses 1N ALL PARTS OF THE Lie 0,8 Duvis o 10 ]) BAND 4-ROOM APARTME! block, with steam; referenc cITy. IS, VON DORN 108 22d. FORU MODERN DIk S g T -Roou corrxc j) S-ROOM HOUSE, ness, rent mod . ROOM FLAT o538 MODERN. CHOICE, IN Elguttor, 201 Bea bl NEAR BUSI- 04 Bow bullding. 00 UMFUR- awn_ and 111 WITH tores, flats and M741-C PAIR. 70R M700 HOUSE NEAL HIGH 2616 Capitol o MOT Apply ALSO beant Istroot AL PROPERTY own bide. the elty AN, HOUSEIN GOOD. 11 it 1 OR 6 W RN R-ROOM 001, J. F. Barton, i1 ])mm ROOM FLAT en 1ol Quired. Wright & T MODERN CON ton: $20.00. ron iiry, 16th and Howird Moo1 ACHED HOUSE, EAS " FRONT, darge yard; 1) BooM DF e Wright & man. ay Labory. 1), 10 9 ROOM BRICK HOUSES, 1314 PARK avenue. facing Hanseor ¥ new, hard- wooll findsh, fiest clans n convenieneds, Tn- e 1115 South Thirty-second st. J.M. Riehird i LOOMS, LA on, 1 ool co st at 10 4, m Blore. 7018, i) # ROOM MOT dlent ropair, ut. 13 A. Northup, N HOUSE, 4210 CASS ¥ borliood, cheap Tax Department 13 M360 24 SOUTH | moderi, George W. P. 0 Patters NEW HOUS NICELY FURNISH] ]) Ao, Ketes 1 1), 8 RENT, DESIEAT § ROOMS, e to small family (without ehildron) ke fivst-class caro of prop orty, for & ra sl reasonable rontal &1L, 1405 ) PO BN oo FO STEAM. CENTRAL, HE 4,5, T-room housos, ALSO Ageney ! R, 10-100M HOT LY, Tzar AL NOD: TEN-ROOM HOUSE; Apply ALL 0 Owen MODERN MeCafTroy. OOM COTTAG 1t rooms, fuguln south 24th Howird ot H0i- D FOIRENT, NEW §-ROOM COTTAGE, 5071 aud Sibler cot eltorn,olty water, only $9.00, nanire 141N Faraan Do s D e ) AND CLARK. ROOM COTTAGE, 187 Miol 4-BOOM COTTAGE. Coal bin aud ol 1rst-cluss place. 2806 Sew N NICE 8-ROOM HOUS, water ool n CITY in . KENT, NEW tly OIL, closst und coal A dratelans pli ROOM ( ?01{ RENT FUKN&:HA.D ROOM Lipten, 1o & word first bn lon, ¢ a wond ther aner. Nothing takea (o " loas tina E IS0 FUBNISHED WOONS Ok i} " i ouly Soutl ¥l wirce i ) NICRLY ¥U Seri couveno 18a Galy. 701 B ek, tay M 2 7 VURNISHED ROONS, 1017 & 1023 CAPITOL Lave i s ) -FUBRNISHED O UNFURNISHED ROOMS 10 et all paris of elty. Koo Kental Ol Biper Bour Glooe blde, Tl wnd Doey. — £13 2 | e 'ru FKONT BOOMS, ALL uuuuw‘)flwn SGANT FURNISHED ROOMS. 13 ISUED FRON [ ROOM. MOD- for gentle FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS Jo PARLORS. 1810 CHICAGO STREET, ] M1TR v . FORNISIED oM WiTH BATH, 90 J_waxTEn. Roow AT 5, TWO NICELY FURNISHED Uable for two oF thires gentlemen ny ings or A YOUNG ROOMS, SUIT 1923 Doy FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE Bjeetions 1o Tight housekeep FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. J7-THE DOLAN, 201 B, FOR RENT, AND 211 N. 18TH ST YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME Woman's Christian assoctation, ROOM AND BOARI FOR TWO. ' strect I, ROOMS AND BOARD WEEK. 630 TWO PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH F'wv THROOMS WITH BOARD. BOARD, AT THE VAN COURT, 208 N 2308 DOT MAs8 O FORRE .T—-STORELS ANDOFFIC 58, Rates, 10c month, A 1ne each Nothing taken o aertion, $1.50 4 lino por o8 thin 2 FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, Tie butlding 1as a fireproof ce: fte steam-heating fxtnr Abply at the oM 910 GROUND Mous T OFFICE SPACE ON 2 Farnam street HAVE SPACE blo 0 LET FOR DESK ROOM EW STORES 1d Joeation fof nery, gents’ furnishi also good [ight basement. Wright FARNAM& HARNEY. M7 K STORE ROOM, i wd will ‘Inquire 1818 Farna 1,815 BET, take rent out n trade, ach inaortion, $1 60 Nothing tien for less Uidn 2de. ANTED, 1o per month. s J Gy for us in slon, 48 prefe in ink 1o’ e outof work we ofr e mat everywhere. and ” push, WE GUARANTEE YOU 5.00 10 #250.00 4 month working ality: will pay salary or commis- rred, and expenses, Money deposited 1f you nre ntirely new to ¢ instructions your our goods. no Ales quired of you little furnish sample *outfi Write today for particulars bofore all valual ritory i8 taken. Addross “Man boX 5308, Bowton, Mass. JAGENTS WANTED, LADIES OR Jumen, 1o introdice and control patented. New Moon embroidery g, A new invention for dob fancy work and _mending, by Copyrighted book of inst i sewlng machine froe with o 18 for one of the b ails £ sells 10 every and, 0. WANTED--TO RENT. 1100 4 1ine each Insertion. $1.50 4 1ine pe Nothing taken for less than Ze. A FIVE T) BIGHT-ROOM STEAM HEATED tnear business portion of clty; possession 1005, Adiress Q51, Loe M370 22¢ v8 100 per cent Robert 8, West, O Ki I' WANTED, NT MODE 105 “roonis, sonth_of Dodi Rent not 1o exeed #26.00 ver 54, Bee. N HOUSE, 7 and west of 24th month. _Addr Mis1 2 BIORAGLE, Ratos, 10¢ 1 line each lnsertion month. Nothing taki less than 27 'ORAGE, WILLIAMSSCROSS 1214 HARNEY 0 a line per HOUSEHOLD ~ GOODS, K Wells, 1111 Farpam! 506 —STORAGE FOR clean and eheap rates. WANTED—T0 BUY. Ratea 14 o word firat iiasrtion, 10 4 word thore- after. Nothing taken for le4d th WANTED TO BUY, SECOND-HAND PIANO Pledse state whothor upright o square nd the name of plano. Addross Q i 1 M8 " FOR SALE FUF NXTURE Rates after. N O () FOR SALE, COMPARATIV witure of & 5:room cotiaie, Add 11e & word firat nscrtion. 1oa word there- taken for less than T OR SAL Inquire rvon 5, BEST MAKE UP- 08, First. Natlonal 925 SLY NEW FUR- ALAIMOSE your own 8 Q 14, oo M106 220 price i twken at once. ALL KINDS GOOD ST11 Farnam st, 130 ” FOR SALE, FURNITURE AND FIXTURES of 20-room Lidtel for one-half what it 1 wort Q 43, Bee. M3k 2 18 AS NEW. vH-u\m fon ¢ FOESALI —HOKSI‘S WAGONS LETC Ratos, 1i6e & word first bnc \mlm % taken for less than after. l) rOR ) A NICE Inguir ot D NEW PLATFORM SPRING EXPRE wgon, brass mounted harness and good i« X Call at 3319 Cuming sirco ton, Toa word thero- CART MAST PONY THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, § MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE Continued W LoANS N IMPRC propert s, W VED AND UNIMPROVED cent;no de rnam Smith & Co,1 320 Farnam iy W MONEY T0 LOAN RRENT RATRS ADpiy to W. B. Metkle, First National BK bl W FIRST MORTGAGR Thomas __Jefterls, M3 1880 MONEY TO LOAN ON on long time. Address I MONEY 70 LOAN CHATTELS. Ratos, 100 4 lins month. N DO YOU WANT MONEY? We will ] FURNITUR! CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, etc We elve prompt 1o 10 all applications, and Wl ATty yOUr 10An 48 10NZ 48 you wish. You can redtiec the cost of earrying your loan by & pagment atany tme, Thers is o publicity or removal of property FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER €O, Room 1, Withneil block Cor. 16th and Harney sts, 1 wish on yonr WAGONS, 609 WILL LOAN MONEY O rity ty confiden tiriental block ANY KIND OF SI MONEY TO LOAN &mall or Irge, At the lowoest poasible ratea, in th auickest possible time, and for any length of Hme 10 Uit YOUL. YOu ean pay it back in such insiali- ments u8 you wish, whon vou wish, and only pay for Itas long a8 you keep it. You 6an borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HORSES, WAGONS AN WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MEF OR ANY OTHER SECURIT ut publicity or removal of. OMAHA MORTG 300 SOUTH 16TH STRERT, 118t floor Above tho 8ot THE OLDEST. LARG EST AN ATED LOAN COMPANY sum which vou wish AND PIANOS ) CARRIAGES SRCHANDISE Witk perty. RPOR- OMAHA. BUSIN LSS CHQKLCES. o month, Nothing taken for Y CHANCES H03 Y Address Lock Box 71, Bertrand, Nob, FOR SALE OR RENT THE STO Hotel In Prosser. Adams Co., Neb. Apply to K ay, Hastings, Nob, 419t Y BEST PAVING MEAT MARKET 1N T city for sale or rent. Call at 2502 Blondo tr M36T wnu KhNT WANTED_GOOD BN A BAKERY SHOP,OLD STAND 1 Apply ‘10 Jos. R~ m M Y. 0B OF THE BEST BEST LOCATE! hardware stores in the state for swle. Addr Q15 Omahia BEE. 135. Y FOR SALE, LUMBER STOCK tures: will involce $7,000.00; net 17 for sotiing, dness. Add! 7. Bo oftice. M141 Y o NCE SOLICITED WITH parties having five to ten thousand dollars Business dosirable and long established. More apital necded. Address fn strict confi R, Beo, Q M238 016+ Y. EQR, INVESTORS-FOR SAL IN DRY 0od8 8tore doine o largo DuSingss in Lincoln Neb., 2 eity of 65,000 population, a fow of the best departmeiits, the” departments dofng a good and proiitable business. The stock will invoice about £2.000.00 i1 eich dopartment. For fariher part ulars, address John B. Cunninghaw, Line AND FIX- profit last have other bu —WILL SELL FOR CASH OR TRADE FOR ood farm in eastern Nebraska or Iowi, 4 good of mdse. in one of the best trading ebraski. Justthe time of year 10 go siness. Addr OR CASH, FIRST-CLASS STOCK andqueensware. ice about 1z the best e No ol s in south First Natio FOR SAT of groc #1,000.00; (o town (about i stock: 1o better 10 for the busi a 1 n Nebraska. Ad- \ Neb, NICELY LOCATED AND WE i hiotel. £00d trade: long | ‘Address Q 4 YORK FOR RENT, THE NEW or will take Yrinint Res. A ea fhroughout; will rent at ire to responsible party, or sell at i W. Miller, Frem b Y ANTED, SRCHANDIST cheap for eadh; also business man with som meaus wants interest i some pi bauk or office; references. Griswold, Towa Y —h.\llm 1€ F100.00 A NMONTIT who hi enoug 10 investigate. SS FOR A MAN and: $3.000.00 15 don't cost anything Address Q 59, Bee. M3OK 23 Y DLVIPEND ING, ~ NONAS stock in first-cl cil company for & ohieup for cush. Address Q 68, Omaha ieo. MHHT 24° Address Q b, e FOR EXCHANGh line cach_insortion, $1 Nothiug taken for 1oss than por month NSAS fiana Dak mdse., hors | c AddDOX 76, Frankte 'r/ CLEAN STOC] * GENERAT, MDS| fiake real estate, mou ¥, Box 205, Frankfor Za Box 106, Cr [/ RANCH TO TRADF 1, [ud 611 WILL Ind. - 1 GOOD TOWN IN EAST- Stock mdse. Address P, 0. MB10S: S8 BLOCK for ston, Neb. 507 BROWN BLDG NEBR T7—LAND IN S 1 part ¢, 500 I\ Fremont, 7 WILL TRADE EQUITY OF $1,500.00 Uin 5 1ot, corner, unimproved, in_Denver, Colo. It rlind (n cont stern Nebraski, AlSo clear 1015 and i Colo. 8. J Richards, Box 104, Denve M266 016 7/ FOR EXCHANGE REAL BSTA' and cashi for m Address THox Mib1 264 SHANGE FOR Address Box 734 0 A TO . Colo. GOOD andise. Ratos, 14¢ a word first fusertion, 1oa word thora- after, Nothing taken for less th Q FOR SALE, A REGULATION wick & Balke billiard tabie, rack Everything tn trst-class shay ice. () POR SALE. 10B IN CAR LOTS. Bros., Sapb biock. Couneil Haits, U FOR SALE. marked St B strect THOSE AFFLICTED WITH 8, and other chronfe diseascs, are municate b wreiting with 0, 1 South 16th st Consultation THEUMATISM, TYPEWRITERS OHEAD— A 158 NCW Lypewrters Wil be sold 5, COB o Wbout one-hal price for ciy It MIS. NANNIE V. WARIEN, ¢ {ablo business niedium; TMEDIUM s lociie o o CLAIRVOVAN at 2104 Fan DOUGLAS Wleolc sulpt ut MIS) LER 2 MG OF vaths T NNE, sTowE: Douglas block —MADAM 2ND FLOO] Roo 4. Ma por, Wleobol Bten . PERSONAL. " Ratos, 10¢ a line month, Nothis ach tnwertion. $1.50 & Thie ) MASSAGE TREATMENT, rum'n 1 batha, sealp wnd b S cach usertion ¥1.50 & lag tikon for loss tiia 23 “Tatcs 100 3 1 mouth. Noth Wi Neoriskiy bor THONY LOA 1 N. Y ieuds at 1w i 3 ud lowa i clty propurty ™ $100000 O saiioved Omahy w S & 0O, 203 Bl LOAN 1 113 4l baLatn oF far o [y 1y ik, NEY TO L A.\.’\vAl d aid Wl y A - oW 'ES ON 14 Febl kit 2L 1iv: i a, PO LOAN AL Lowdi. Py Thev. F. Duvis Co.. 1005 sasuam siror” Gol | tundty of your it FURNISHED, DO worth 0.00, 1n 8o th- and Counetl BIuffa rental propert tirat real estats mortgage, $500.00 ern residence or good lots, Omahi 1 Blus, Address M, R. M, Warnorvill MG 22e OR A LARGER PLACE, i woll located, D, th nircot B 7,=FOR SALE OR TRADE (10 ACKES Aproved Tand, good for stock farm, supy witter from u lavge spring. three miles from county eats worth $6.00° per acee, inelunior #1,000.00. “Will trade for unincumbered ity ) erfy or sell on easy terms, Address J. B 10k Dox 6, elty 0 24 7 HOTBL. 2l ROONS, finico busitiess, clatr, wwentorm Towi 7 TO EXCHANG Groom house, 1 Hutehison, 105 N Taites, 100 o 1o o month, Nothing ke or 16y thian B HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS, SAT, sariiing, Davker bl MA3L QU0 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND FOR SALE low i exchange, i Nebras ndise or lors woi, 14 “COTTA nd Ko HOM pavis 00) e uine suap. Wal- M2i 1) WL ke this g S Harney street 2 5-ROOM HOUSE, WIDE PORCH, cllar outhouses, with lot ar nice lots, foet cach, half DIGCK from street rallway near Kountze Plice, $1.800.00 each. Other ¢ aid business lots equally choap. W 11 at rooin AX ton block, ety 0016 8 CUMTIES FOR Sall, 10e a line each fuser Nothiug tiken (o OWN. BY FORBCL Of Lo best proporties o ut shape. 147 foet froal, with overything complete (the howse and bara ilone costhng $16 OGO.00), 4t 2 price 10w enough 10 ustify i pirehas BOleLy s 4n Luveatment 1t 45 tho bost property 1 ¢ Look It over i and o Wil be 801 at 3 iroat sieriil its inetual cost Call and w pleanure. Rates. e por wmonth, b #1.50 4 ) OFk rless thas B0 por Wil show you this p DBE LOAN & 1 16th @il Doag GRADE OMAHA CLIY MORTGAGES, stthng pupchasors €0 | F100 1 for 3 il 16th & Doty st Co. to uld 1014 buriam CaGWald S . 16th and Dowgl (Ol BALE OB O CILy Deiter Lavesta . #4010 FIRSE MORT. ¥ DAYiAE 10 por centi no 28 “Dwier, P4, Bra 318 Addr, month EPTE MIH* R 22, IH!D3. WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS Raton 1440 2 word first indertion, 1o after. Nothing takon fOF loas than 2 "THOSE WISHING TO VISITTIIE WORLD'S FATR at Chien d nedfly farnished rooms at 204 35th strect n»-m raund Boule , &t 5o 1o §1.50 per day; conveniont 1o ely R. and Cottage Grove aAvenue cable oArs. 0 031 word there- UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALM EKB Rates. 10¢ month O, BAKER ob, di il Pl Ttion, $1.50 « line per Nothing taken for less than 250 FORMERLY WITH JOAN 6. aned Tator Wt M, 0, Mani undor: or, 16 S 16t &i. Tel. 080 DRESSMAK!NG Ratea, 106 a line oach {nsort Nothing taken for L 150 & line per 88 than | DB 0 DO DRESSMAKING IN Ut Miss Sturdy, 4218 Nicholas TANTED. DRESSMAKIN WG B vt TopKins, 904 So. 2 AGEMENTS AND Mrs. 21+ CUTTING ATl wo. K guaranteed ih S| i SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, ¥ Rates, | month. N BOYLES & ar earrs tho lirg Allmakes, g machine: ¢ line sneh_ Insertion, $1.60 o llne per thing taken for 10ss thin ¢ W YORK LIFR BLDG Iype writers In the per cont saved on all e 106 a 1ine each fusertion Nothing tike 'Y.-v\' cai ting at A. C. Y. Lite 1 for luss than T¥POWrIters o ro T PLACE TO LB, writing 18 at the o Rohrbough Omahia, Neb, (OYAUA COLLEGE OF Ty pewriting cmploys an FRDOFLeT A8 Instruetor {lities and location un- assod. AL C.Ong, A M., principal and pro- or. - Loyd's New ‘ientar bulding ros. for SHORTHAND AND export” official court 1010 SCALES. ALL KINDS, Lake st., Chicago. 617 ART AND LANGUAGES 100 lino e sthing (‘ F. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND T T.1810 Caiiforaia stroet & Selleck Co., MusIC, Ratos, e Insertion, $1.50 4 lne pe month.” N ken for 10w thin 25e. ACHER 1 PAWNBRQRERS “Teates, 10c a line cach insertion. $1.30 a line por " Nothing tuken for loss than 25c. G DIAMOND Loans money on di Old gold and silver bought BROKER, 1305 onds, witeh 11553, 6 J o LOST. 13c n word firat insertton, Nothing takon for 16ss thin S50 DSDAY MORNING, A COLLECT- statements. Finder Kindly 0 N. 16th. OST-BANK BOOK AND ABOU velope in book. Roturn ¢ 1916 Doug M100 CHAMOIS SKIN VEST ON 1371 STRE wduct and_ Ploree. Finder please r hop, 1202 Farnam, and receive r Rates, thereatier. “OST, WE ir's ook wit liver or send to OST bt turn to . 10c a Tino Nothiug taken for 198s (OMAHA GUARDS ARMORY, 1714 CAPITOL avenne, for balls, meetigs.’ elub parties, ete. Morand's ussembly iooms. 1510 Harney, 118 on first floor: w0 stairs; no oillars iling; perfeet ventilation: ternis reasonabl nd see'Morand before renting elsewl a line per month. THE REAL S placed on record September WARRANTY D New Engind Loan and Trust oam- hany 100 B Witmer, lov 2, block 5, Reod's 3d add....... WS Wrikht and Wifo bLlock 12, hurhnu&\vnughs subdiv...... M Brown {0 Amorican k, lot 5, block 8, X fonal Albright's ilipp Handsciul, Bae oAt ional 3¢ Bol Phitipp Handschul and wife KON Caultield, w3 lot 3, block 2, 0'Neill's snblv. S e 5 9 P Madlender and wife 1o A Bonson, 98 feet lot 16, block 3, Campbell's ndd . Mary iocico to'same, s 00 foet Tots 17 and 18, Dlock 8, same . ........... N P Dean to B'R Hastings, lot 1 block 1, Bedford Place. 4 QUIT CLALY D 1 Henderson and wife to ley, lots 17 to 23, block 1 106, block 2, Valley Pluc George Armsirong and wifo 10 M T, Derwin, 3323314 chains in no se 16+ W E Ware ot al' to Eilen 1 and iarrie D Ware, s 1 1ot 5, block 349, Omuha, and 14 foostrip adjoming oa west.: DEEDS, J W Battin, special master, o M L Bishop, » 44 feet lot 1, Llock 13, Qmibhat,.. 305 i i 5 EDS. G T Lind- nd lots 1 Total amount of transfer; Proposals for Bolter. The Independent school district ot Carroll, fown, Wil receive bids for u 50-horse power bollor for stewm heating purposes Wednesday night, Soptember 27, 1593, Carfoll, Towa, Sept. 20, 1893 RR[LWHY TIME CARD RLINGTON & Q.| Arrives i Mason 8ts. | Omaha T B.00am 4 |CHIOAGO, B ot 100 ‘Chileago & Towa Local Leaves [ BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER, Guzaba | Depot 10th anil Mlason St, Denver BXpross. ... Deadwood Bxpress. Denver Expross, Nenriska Loeal (Bxcapi Lincolu_ Local (Except Sun K. O 8. . & C. 1, Depot 10th and Mason § Omith L2 4:00 pm 400 pm v Bxpi U.P, 101 i Expross Loivos [ OHIUAGO, 1L, [ & PAOIUIC, |Arrivos Omaha | Unlon Depot 10 & Marey Sis.| Omaha_ 1 EANT 10:30um Taniic BXpross na Exp. (aid. B, ex. Sun)| 5 WS & Toxi K p.(RX. S| +ooColorado Lianited . .. Nibraski State Limited NION pA®I | Unton Depot 10U Marey Sta v BEpr 4.50 pm , Arrivcs Jniha Omaha .50 2 . 418 pn A 415 pm | Héatricn & G40 " 02501 b | 0,40 i 11503 Laaves 503 Ho60am | (X, 30pa CHICAGD, MIL% ST PADL. U. P, Depot anaarey Sts, ¢ M RTLET Desdwood, B Yot Tale PO (ot s 1) e, | CHICAGO & NORTH WES | rrivos | U P, denot, 1 Omaha il MISSOURI PACIFIC, Arrives Depot 1ath and Webster Ste. Omaha Omiia 12.45 puy Leaves Owaha €8T P, M. &0 Depot Lath aud Webster Sis B.00am (" Sloux Clty Accommodation’:| 9.03 pm 1:15pm |Slou City 1240 pm 025 an EYe) a8 (BX. Sun, 545 pm St Paul Limited .10 b Eniciaon Pawsenger (Bx. § ACIFC. |Arrives rev St | Omaha [10.20 pm 1000 301 SIOUX CITY Vienot. 10 aud 101X Ciiy P St S16L Depot =T 400 iy Paul BXpross CITY £ PACIRI 15th aud W -bater Sts St. Paul Lisited 0 Liuited Arrivos OUAHA &30 L)dey Dopot, 1ot anl M St Louls Canuoa Ball.. . Ouahalu. p. 400 WILL NOT ACCEPT A (UT Retrenchment in Salaries on the Overland Systom Resisted, VOTE OF UNION PACIFIC EMPLOYES Mon on the Newraska Division Rendy to Part of Thelr Salaries to the Bat Others Wil Stand Tt, oan Company, Not Sinco August Jabor on the U on three pr consideration First- Shall we an indefinite time? Second - Shall wo accept until Junuary 1, 18047 Third - Shudl we offor the company aloan ot 10 per cont of our monthly wages until Junu- ary 1, 18947 In addition they have been discussing the stion of federation he votes of nearly 20, the forces of oranized on Pacific have been voting positions submitted for their ceopta 10 por cont cut for a 10 por cent cut qu 15,000 men have been counted, the Kansas division being tho last o get inout of the wet. Outside of the Nebraska division which covers the terri- tory betwoen Omaha and Denver, the vo! are practically unanimous against any cut whatever and o rwhelmingly in favor of federation. On the Nebraska division the men voted to i ake a loau to the company of 10 per cent of monthly salaries until uary 1, 1803 he meeting of the protoctive board of the tem which convenes here next Monday in consequence of the ruling of the men wiil be a vory interesting convention, for this board will have the final arrangements to make for carrying out the expressed wish of the men, and at the same time devise rules for the federation agrevd upon. "The meoting will extend into October, as General Manager Dickmson will not be home before the first proximo. But the board has agreat deal to do and will have everything in excellent condition to present to tho gen- eral manager when he arrive. There aro of- ficers to elect, schedules to rovise and sev- cral minor grievances to take up before the meeting with Mr. Dickinson, so that_he will not arrive any too soon for the members of the protective board. Whether a tabulated statement of the votes cast will be presented to Mr. Dickin- son is a matter resting solely with the repre- sentativesof theorganizations. It 1s thought, however, that only the result will be siven the genoral manager instoad of a table of votes cast, and the division on which they are employed. END lbl“ A RATI Fight Between Southern Pacific Lines and thoe Atchison Settled. Cnicaco, Sept. 21.—The rate war between the Atwhison aud Southern Pacific lines has ended and rates will go back to their old basis October 1. General Passenger Agent Goodman of the Southern Pacific today wired the office of that road in Chicago that the entire matter had been adjusted and that rates woula o back to the old standard after the expiration of the customary ten days notice. The result is a victory for the Atchison road in every part of the dispute. The western lines are already beginning to_consider the question of rates to the mid- winter fair to be held in_San Erancisco. 1t is yet too early to specify action, but the probability is that the existing castbound rates to the World's fair will be made good for the westbound trip to the California ex- position, T WAR. On the Bridge Arbitrary. J. M. Johnson, general freight agent of the Rock Island,was in Omaha yesterday. When asked if a letter had been received from the interstate commerce commission by the officinls of the Rock lsland regarding the Council Bluffs bridge arbitrary, Mr. Johnson stated that he had understood 'a letter had been received, but was not acquainted with the contents. ~ Mr. Johnson was not inclined to discuss anything bus the weather, and when asked about the arbitrary, shut up like aclam, Mr. George Crosby, general freight agent of the Burlington, was somewhat doubtful of the outcome of an attempt to ubolish tho arbitrary and so stated, “I do not believe the interstate commission_made the state- ment applied to them and if they did it was onlyin an unoflicial way, I am " satisfied of that. This bridge will have to be paid and distance sheets of lowa makes a_five miles difference between Council Bluffs and Omaha, which will always exist.” Tnilway Notes. General Manager A. S. Potter of the Fast Omaha company has returned from St. Paul. - J. B. Sheldon of the tele: ph department of the Union Pacific is in Chicago. The Northwestern took out a twelve Odd Fellows from Va day enroute to Chi Messrs. McConnell and Young of the Union Pacific ind a days’ fishing vecently in the Shoshone country, having big luck, General and Mrs. ]mvhuu:m are in Mil- waukee in attendance upon the annual meet- ing of the American Association of General >assenger and Ticket Agents. iR AR W, TERN party of a lodgo yester- Colorado, Tour gold-bearing leads have been struck on Blair mountain, two miles from Silverton. Affairs are very deciaedly improving at Leadville, Soon 1,000 miners will be at work. ‘The Hidden Treasure, near Marble City, has an eighteen-inch vein which runs well in silver and lead, Seven hundred sacks of high grade ore shipped from the Pike's Peak, Cripplo ek, Monday. “The Fanny Rawlins is in a two-foot vein of 0 ore, with the main vein running 315, Work at the rate of forty tons a day will s00n be commenced, Miners at Cripple creelk coutinue to record new discoveries. ‘T'ho Crusher prints a list of sevonty mines around there which ur now producing und shipping either ore or re- torts, Two Hotehkiss mountain Lake City, the Earl and leased and bonded to Burkhart, Row Bell until July 1, 1804, for 5,000, cluims are near tho Golden Fleede, Red CIU mines are resuming shipments, The St. Joe lessces marketed thew first car last week and will follow it with others, Moxle n the Indian Girl, lave an- for shipment, and one lot of seven tons of #00-ounco ore from the Bodie nas been sent L the smelters, George and William Goodwin of Buena Vista have discovered a new process for say ing the fine gold in the placer claims, in which this country abounds. The first trial was mado y afternoon and resulted in a four hours' carning of §. For this ex- periment only the black sand of the river was used. W. A, Drake and Jerry Beach of Fort Col lins are each expecting shortly to ship in 4 carload of sheep for distribution amongst the w claims, Duke, have near been nd & These Bore Taroat, Croup, Tuflu Brouckitis and Astbm tion in £rst stagss, are relicf i advaaced stages. Use at on 1 will see toe exc-llent effect afisr taking tae ¢ dose. Bold by dralers everjwaers. Lasge 268 60 622t azd £1.00- farmers, who will take small bunches to feed for the spring market. On account of the shortage of hay the number of lambs fod in this locality the coming winter will fall far short of last yoar, The Dakotas. The new Willow Lake, Brule county, well is down about 900 feot. 1t is said that the Yaukton and Mitchell land offices are to be consolidated. In spite of unfavorable conditions the Abordoen fair has proven a_ general success. Tho first killing frost of the scason oo curred at Yankton the other day. age was small, s corn is matured The senate committee on Indian affairs nas unanimously anthorized Scenator Pettigrow to report his bill to pay the Crow Creck set- tlers 200,000 for Josses sustainod by them in tling upon and afterward being removed m these Crow Creek lands, I'he Finnish Artesian Well cormp Snoma has_decided to resume operations on the 15th of Octobe ated a member of the company in Lead yesterday. Thewell is is now down 4% feet, aud at the depth of 600 feet they expect to have a spouter The Belle Fourche Bee is authority for the statoment that Texas fover hus broken out among the herds along the Little Missourt river. It was brought into the country by thecattle that have been brought in from l'exas, I'he disease 18 contagious and shoula be checked Fred Pottigrow at of Picrro, who turned from comploting & government sur veying contract on tho ceded lands west of Picrre, discoverad large auantitics of fine amber, and has brought specimons o the city. He is roticent ns to the whercabouts of the find, only saying it is on the Grand rviver. He will g0 to Chicago to get the opinion of ex: and return to develop the discov The work on has re the interior and oxterior decorations of the Corn Palace buildi Mitchell are now going forward at a rate. The decorations in every way surpiass thoso of the last exposition. The archi- tecture of the present building is entively different from the last one and much larger, which will increase the beauty of the hand’ some corn decorations now being put in place as wellasufford extra room for the udic ence, Oregon. The Threo Sistors Irrigating Diteh com- pany has finished present work on tho canal, which is eight miles in longth. The quartz mill at the Black Butte mino is roady for operation. After a month's run it is possible for the ownors of the property to make a $20,000 cleanup. Seufort Bros. shippod east Dalles a carload of Hungarian sisting of 1,000 boxes, This is the first ship- ment of prunes from Wasco county this season, The Oregon Pacific tuken to transport, frea of charge, grains grasses, ores, woods and other articles of Oregon products intended for tho midwinter fair at San Francisco, George W. Myers of Dallas has threshed this year 41,110 busheis of _grain. s aver- age per day has been 2,055 bushels ; his®hest day’s run, 3,048, He will take into his ware- house not'less than 40,000 bushels. Quite a contest was had around to see who would haul the W to the paper mills, The biggest ono brought in weighed 6,574 pounds. It took five men about three hours to load it. A. W. Sturgis of Jackson district, who ownsone of the best placer mines'in the state, has done well during the past season. “The gold cleaned up was sold at Beekman & Reames' bank and amounted to about $17,000. In a short time a Yaquina quarr: commence shipping for Salem’s new city hall. "Tliere will bo about, 1ifty ot sixty carloads of this stone used in the construction of the building. So far only about two carloads of rubble stono have been shipped. The Baker City Domocrat learns from persons of Fagle Valloy that the alfalfa hay crop in that section i abundant, and con- tracts are already made by stockmen to feed their cattle and sheep there the com- ing wmter. Already about 1,000 tons have been sold. The price asked is $3 per ton. Fall fishing on the Columbia river began last weelk, when about 200 boats went out o the fishing grounds to cust their nots, From all reports tish are running slack, and a poor scason is looked for. Two canneries only, Kiuney’s and Hawthorne's, have opened up, aud the rulivg price Lo fishermen has been fixed at 114 cents per pound, though it will probably riseto3 ceats beforo the seuson closes. from The prunes, con- railroad has under- Lebanon biggest load of will Washingron, The reform school at Chehalis boys and eighteen girts. The Great Northern railroad has taken over 150 mer. from Spokane to Kalispell and other points where work is in Progress. The blackbirds have multinlied in the Kittitas ry fast in the last five hey have been pre; iz on the oats t for some time, and they are now ready 1o prey on the young corn. The first party of successful mountain mbers of the season has returned to T'a- coma from Mount Rainier. Until this part, reached the summit it was believed 1mnossi- ble 1o go beyond Gioralter rock, on account of the immense amount of snow' which fell last winter 1t is perhaps a godsend to many peoplo in the vicinity of Snohomish that 1893 is what is generally termed “fish” year, Under tho present prostration of business the hundreds who are out of employment and means of support are replenishing their larders with salmon from the various streams which are practically alive with tho fiuny tribe, As a rule, “fish” season, as known to residents along these western Washington streams, comes around threo years. After seventeen years of litigation in the federal courts A. 1. Smith of Port Townsend has won a suit entitling Wim to a deed for a picee of property near Chebalis valued ot #5,000. The property consists of 52 acres of valuable coal lands partly developed. In 1570 u man named Cavendish formed o dicate and borrowed $15,000 irom with which to develop the property, prospecting tunnel was sunk, a large vein of coal, wh Sunth brought suit 1o recover the amount of the loan or to acquire a title to the land which his money was used to develoy United States circuit court in San 1r; has just given a verdict in Smith's awarding him title to the property, iscollaneous, The rhizolrius ventralis, the lady bug brought from Australia by Prof. Koobe has proved & perfect success ia its work of extermination of the black scale bug in Lower California. A strange and invariably fatat disease has appeared among the live stock near Davi ville, Cal. 8o far it is contined to cattle, sheed and hogs. Animals upparcntly in good health fall over and die instantly, 1t has baflied al: medical skill. The magnificent mill and elovator of the Royal Milling cowpany, near the Black Iaglo dam at Great Falls, Mont., erected at a costof $100,000 by the Washburn-Croshy company of Minneapolis, is now ready. Iis capiacity will bo aboul 400 barrels of flour per duy. ‘T'he mines i Bald mountain are practi cally closed for the season, but enough work Lias been done this year 10 show that the mines there are very rich io gold, and next year reports from there will be of o star ling nature or all sizus will fuil, Articles of incorporation of the Kl Raisin company woere filed last weel, is the culmination of i | operatively the crops o gaged in the raisin i great vineyard of Souther & Crosby, who dechined 10 go in*o the combine Capitalists have recently interested them- selves in the guperb bituminous rock d posits around Sau Luis Obispo. ‘It pera tions will revolutionize the pry uil methods of excavaLing and Lransportiog Lhe raw terial. ‘They possess improved methods of handling and *preparing the rock, und they own tramways, wharves und vessels, either in actual use today or in course of tiow T'he Gold Nugget and Golden Eagle cla 5 in the Duncan river country have, at last, been proven to be atierly worthless, Parties who visited both state that uno vein whore the Gold Nugget eighteen claims ted on 8ix feol of snow: and al though the Golden Eagle hus a vein of bar reu quartz, iv iies under a glacie explode a stick of dynamite down thousands of tons of ice. Lo DeWitt's Witeh Huzel Salve cures sorcs DeWitv's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulccrs, has 111 favor, Cajon This i for handiing co: \ll the ranches en istry outside of th construc oxisu where would bring w | Smith that they will co | had AT SOUTH OMARA Political Oauldron is Seothing with the Bubbles of Ambition, SOMEBOOMS, BOOMLETS AND BOOMERANGS AFFAIRS Paving Materlal and Cly ¢ bery at A fospreted by the Mayor tobe Days Dolugs tolnls - Attompted Matters political arve reaching fover heat w South Omaba and thero is prospect off previous to eleotion aro tho grontost stir, while the domocrats and populists aro gotting in readiness for the fray Since titie immemorial, South Omaha has its for various positions yoar is no exception in tho ropute lican ranks is not so pronounced as it was last yoar, and the breach continues to widon €. C. Stanley, who was the nominco for commissioner last fall and was dofoatod by Major Paddock, is nursing & boom for the nomination tor e deeds and he be lieves that the republican county convention will do the proper thing by making him its nominee, no 18 The ropublicans making candidates and this Harmony ster On the other hand thero is a large num- bor of republicans in the Magic City who da not belicve any such thing, and they pross their seatiments in very strong torms, Ever since Dr. iven the post- oftive by thero has ex istod a Glasgow faction and a Stanley fac- tion. Stanley was the defoated aspirant aud has never forgiven those who wore responsi- ble for Glasgow's appointment. Last vear the young republicans, who had grown weary of the warring factions, stepped into tho breach and for a time harmony provailed. This is 1ot tho case at the present timo, The situation has resolved itself into & Stanloyand anti-Stanley fight. Dr. Glasgow will probavly load the anti-Stanley forces and he will have a largo fol- lowing among the younger olement. A Ily “is to be hold this evening at onka's hall.and an effortis to be made to turn the same into a caucus to select a delegation 1o be voted upon at the primaries. A call for a caucus will bo issuod today by tho memhors of tho central committeo. The time will bo fixed for Saturday night and this will probably head effort to turn this evening's me caucus on snap judgment omoerats are remaining perfectly quiet, and so far no candidato for a county from their ranks has announced hin he independents are hustling for a combine with the democ: S to nominate Po- lice Judge IFowler for sheriff. However, tho democrats do not enthuse very much over the proposition to fuse and the schome witl hardly materialize. There are numerous candidates for justice of the peace and constablo, and they come from ail y Among the ropublicans A. H. Murdock, Charles Lake, Honry Murphy and 1. K. Wells are mentioned. whilo tie democrats are talking J, 1 and the pop- ulists Z . Hedges and George Raworth, All these aspiro to become justices. There is not so groata rush for the ofice of stable, ox- Glasgow was 2 President Harrison Young Republicans, The Young Men's Republican club held au enthusiastic meeting Wednesday night at A. H. Murdock’s office on N streot. Bruce McCul- loch presided at the meoting. The following officers were elected for tho cnsuing year: . . Sagg, presiaent; Hollis 13, Hogle, vice president; B, K. Wilcox, secrotary Charles 'Lake, treasurer. An tivoe committec, consisting of ono from each ward and one largo. H. J. Reiser, trom the First ward, I'rauk Hart from the' Secona, C. M. Sanford from the Third, W. R Bennett of the Fourt» and J. C. Trouton as delegato ab large were elected, I3, O. Mayficld was clected a committee of one to sce’to a revision of the by-laws of the club. D. S. Pinney, I. B, Hart Dunroy were appointed as & commitiee to see about music for the camvaign, Johu L. Pierson of Omaha, who is a candl- date for register of deeds of Douglas county, was present and made a speech, Speeches were made by other members of the club that were listencd to with intereat. The club adjourned to meet Wednesday evening at a placo to be des nated by the executive committce. nd W. Reed Paving Material Inspooted, Yesterday Mayor Walker and the co w mittee on streots and alleys of the councrz, composed of Bulla, Wood and Bruce, acetm vanied by City Engineer King and his assistant, George McBride, made an exum ination of the brick pavement on N stree , botween Twentieth and Twenty-fourt « streots, Complaint had been filed with the council by the property owners regarding the pave ment, and_they protested against tho al- lowance of th final estimate until a thop- ough inspection was made. ‘The committes found that some of the brick were not vitrj- fied, but the examination was not complet enotgh to warrant s conclusion beirg reached. — A further examination will te made and the result will be reported to th. coun vo s Farm for Ex John Wilhelm of Council Bluffs wns iu duced to give some valuable land in Wiscoa- sin and lowa for *‘all the wines, liquors and fixtures” in the World's Fair saloon at th( corncr of N and T'wenty-iifth streets thal did not belong to the South Omaha Browing association. He now finds out that all th', wines, liguors and _fixtures belong to the South' Omaha Brewing association, and ho iy out his land, saloon and all. Ho holds ro sponsible Suutler & Martenson, whom, hi alleges, claimed to own the pluce, Cnlied for the Poi Otto Schutte at alato hour Wednesday night come convinced thut two wen neay him on a dark strcet were going to hold him up, To secure protection he called *police,” and when Captuin Austin showed up and heard the story he placed Jerry Dunn and John Henuessoy under arrost, Sceutte could not identify them released, Lator they we wero locked up, ehargod with drunkenness, co. nd thoy again During Attompt we Kobbery, ¢ A daring attempt was made yestorday afternoon to force an ontrance to the Rock Island depot at Albright. The agent was temporarily absent at the time, The would-be robbers oroke the glass in one of the windows and attempted to raise the sash, but were frightened away before getting on the iuside. Mo Born, to Mr. and son Judge Stip. Miss Bessie Lohr of York is tho guest of the fawily of John Jone John lee and George Russell turned from the ( rokee Strip. T'he Woodm the World -vill givea ball Bluw's Wednesday, Septem- ber 27, City G Mrs. Levy has gone to the Cherokee have re- i lial A republicau rally will bo heid this e ing al Pivouka's tall, wenty-fourth and streets, Several goad speakers will bo pr oL and o rousing time is promised Oficer Argabright arrested three s boys Piper, Cha Decker ‘Dude” Dubois, = yesterday. Thoy churged with stealing two’ five-gallon oil cans on- 1y nall and ara Lir S When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla, When she was & Child, she ericd for Castoria, Wiien sho becamo Miss, When sho had Childsen, she gave tuew Castork e clung to Castoria,