Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1893, Page 7

| SPEGIAL NOTIGRS, THE OMAHA DAILY OCTOBER 19, o ATAVO 1T 1893. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Continuea, DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS w111 be taken until 12:30 p, m. for (he evening o umtl] 8:50 p. m. for the moring and Sunday e, Bai\dreritaers, by roquesting & numbered eheck Ve thelf answers addressed to a numbered ter {n eare of THE BEE. Answers o add rill be delivered upon presentation of the check. SITUATIONS-WANTED. e 11e 4 word first lnsertion, 1¢ a word there- Jtter. Nothing taken for Jews than 25e. ~POSITION BY MAN AND WIFE, NO CHIL- dren, on farm or in eity, - Address Peter John- , 228 North 10th strect Mo 220 ~AN RXPERIENCHD OFFICE MAN WANTS A position, boorkeeper, collector or otherwise. iferent 10 saiary. Addrons T 38, Do 08 100 WANTED--MALE HELP, Raten 114c 0 wofd first fnsertion. 1 fter. Nothing tnken fo 3 SOLICITORS TEANS Fi Dby 10 men with rigs 809 Howard st. 8 NEDRASKA GUARANTE! w0l T vestment company wanis fnen of good address 1o act Htors, Dotiglas Q- ABLETODIED M 4 for Unitea States arniy ildross Bdward 1. Chelsin rond Anfantry. recrlti froct, Omaa, Ne A word there- ISHED: BXTRA ¢ Metchants b Lincoln, < IF YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOB WRITE H e Hawks Nursery Co., Mibwauies, ¥ WANTED. 1F YOU ARE A C i1t work for 15,00 per ek o1l Brow,, 25 Arch street. Boston, M THOLIC AND. 1o MacCon- D MAN WANTED; SAL Dpermanent place: wh nce. Brown Biros. Co. sor i reryme RO, 4 N16e AL COMMIS- Iy R 1 450 93¢ NT! unte LIRK D HUSTLERS WA B..: dary f experien 15 8, 1611 strect. B WANTED, LAROR THE U. §. Dermnment work in Tenneasoe, Arkinsus foulalan: cheap fare. Kramer & O'Hearn Labor ency, 308 South 11th strect. M3T5 N7 CWANTED, TWO TRAVELING SALESMEN; 5 al intellicent and willing Lo orkc. No drones ne o1 & Jones Co.. Box P-ROOMS. ALL MODERN. HOME TABLE 1021 Furnam, Mo53 N7* ¥ NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS.WITH BOARD, at e Webster, 510, 618, 6%0 N, 101h giroet, ROOMS WITH POARD. DAY BOARDERS solleited. 2308 Douglas, 201 25° ;-TWO LARGE PLEASANT ROOMS WITH board. 2510 Dodge. 30 2% J-DESTRABLY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH board and heat, for wo; $5.00 per woek each. 1709 Dodie M0 190 /- FURMISHED ROOM WITH BOARD UTOBIA 1719 and 1721 Davenpor 87-211 FOR RENT_UNFURNISH'D ROOMS Notiring tanen for 1o NFRUNISH than 25 MS FOR KE ISHED ROOMS SUITABLE elty water: ront 1702 Webater st (3;,FOUR UNFUR Ttor honsekeeping: blocks from postome (3, CLEAN 3-ROOM FLATS. 8 W. COG. 7LH Tand Pacific siraet, $5.00 10 86 00, 1o desirable tamiiles. G. F. Buits, 290 So. 17th stre M10 INFURNISH 180 10* 1 TWO LARGH HED ROOMS WITH Tijehit o ach | en for less than 4 T THE &-STORY BRICK BUILDING, Armim st raproof ¢ . comi Atlng fixturo o 00rs, gas, ete. " Amply at the ol . fiit HAVE SPACETO LET FOR DESK ROOM rsirable party Call _or address, e & Benediol 1717 Famani Wyckoff, Se: stivet, Omaha, 1 T, 10TH AND HOW- month. Nothing take J L WE WANT TRAV SALESMEN 10 bricating ofls and line. Olilo Of1 and MEN AND WOME: comminsion 10 uthios Washer, avelglit 2 pou oy, Compressed Al WVasl g, Clncinnatl, 0. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. Rates. ic herenft V- WANTED, references required. Yo a word fivst Tc_a word . Nothing ta r J A COMPETEN Apply “WANTED, AT ONCE, SCHOOL /a8sist in housework for good hor 18th st (- \WANTED. COMPETENT FIRST GIRL: MU be g0od coolk and Latndross: bost wiges. [auire Srs. Mitls, 620 Novih 20th st. . MA405 D, GIRL, FOR GEN a1l 1045 Park Ave PASTRY ont town: €1 WONAN COOK adeook for city; TRates, 100 0 line cach i month. Nothiug taken for DlOUsES TN ALL PANTS OF THE CITY. '"The O. . ! Tarnam. 642 —3 AND 4-ROOM APARTMEN' ON DORN blocls, with steam; refonc d AGENTS TO SELL OUR MEDIC. L of daciora buy fi: inus porfenced men selling our 1is books, E. B. Treat, publisher, Now AT LAST W) T HAVE IT. KERN, BRIGHT o ana vrainy men and women wanted every- where to take orders for Shepp's World's Photograped. Only — book of copy photographs of bifldings. scenes and ox| the World's Columbian Exhibition: autho: the Exposition management: official certificate nc- companies each volume. Honanza for workers; drop everyihing and handle it you will make noney fast: books ready dit wiven; big com- missions: lilustrated circinlars: terms, dress, Globe Bible Pub. Co., 358 Dearb caxo, 111, or Phi WANTED--TO RENT. Rates, 10¢ a lin K A NICELY FURNISHED COTTAG . Address ach (nsertion, $1, s than a line per STATE umbus came. N This is the firm that is making the soap T'hat will clean up the land of Christopher’s hope. /fl Jringzrz o s S\ This is the( soap honsc'k‘;epers demand, T'he most satisfactory soap in the land. Made by this firm, in this city that lies In this land, by the lake, and—up in the skies. ) MONEY TO LOAN-CHATELS. Rates, 100 month SECURITIES FOR SALE. Raton, 10¢ A line each fnsertion. i month. ' Nothing taken f Gl GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAG nelting purchasers good rate of interest, s of from $108 up for anle by G1obN Loah & Triint Co 16t & Dodge, Omaha. Pariieulars on application: 5 PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE, SECUR- ity absolutely safe. Ames Real Estate agenc: 1617 Farnam. fitt) HVERAL FIRST-CLASS 8 zages TOF sitle on good Om! 5 N. Y. Life Bldg. 1o each insertion, $1.50 a line por Nothing taken for less than 25e. X DO YOU WANT MONEY? HP. it i We will loan you ANY SUM yon wish on your { FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, vte. i Wegive prompt atiention to all applications, and will carry your loan as long as you wish i Youcan rediioe the cost of carrging your loan : i by A payment at any time. Theres no publieity i orremoval of prompes FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE 0., Withneil bloc Rooi . or. 15th and Harney sts. TYPEWRITERS, " Rates, 100 1 line ench month. X - WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- “urdty? strietly confidential, *A. 1. Harrs, oo 1 Continiental blocic. 05 ~MONEY TO LOA! A Wo will loan you sertion. $1.60 a lino por Nothing taken for 1oss thin 25 REMINGTONS, CALIGRAPHS. EVERYTHING b Boyles & fox ples. sum_ which yon wish, [ %13 . i t possible ratos, in the auickest possible time, and for any length of tosuit you. Yon can pay it back in such ins ments 88 you wish, when you wish pay for 1t as long a8 you keep it. You can b on OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, — = - "Hol 8. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE A worklug knowledg, riha OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, C. Van Sunt Without plublicity o re of property. FN.Y. OMAHA MORTG A N C 806 SOUTH 16°TH STREET. first floor above the street, THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMA! SHONTHAND Ratos, 100 1 e on nth, Nothing tak: AND TYPEWRITING Tue per short- 671 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES, (. F.GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TE BUSIN 88 CHANC S8, K WANTED, A FURNISHED HOUSE OF TEN roomis or Ad T VANTED. 4 OR 5 ROOMS FOR LIGHT A housekeeping, with kitelien and dining room furniture, within one mile of P. O. Addross T 00, B M10G 19* . STORAGE, Rates, 10c aline each insertion, $1.50 a line per month. Nothing t for loss thin 2 MvSTOlLM:‘E.mLLlAMSJ(CllURS.l'ZI THARNEY TORA FOR clean and cheap rates. “HOUSEHOLD __GOOD: R. Wells, 1111 Farnam, —0-ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN. CHOICE, IN Stanford circle. C. 8, Blgutter, 201 Bee blag. e e £ -“4)—8-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN. NEAR BUSI- B o woatrats. TApDy 204 e bulldipg —COTTAGE, 7-ROOMS, MODERN, son sireet. )—TWO TEN ROOOM HOUSES. lmprovements. Qwen Mc or 111 South Six nth streets ) HOUSES AND ROOMS IN ALL ity, %5 und up. G, ¥ Butts, 240 . ALL, MODERN 126 Harney HOUS L. 8 ~MODERN BIGHT-ROOM barn: $15.00 per mouth. 1 WITH kliner. 310 MOS8 FOR SALE—FURNITURE, Rates, 1%e & word firat insertion, 1o a wond thereatier. Nothing taken for less than 25e. (), FOR RENT ORSALE BEST MADE UP: right piano. Inquiro room’ 30%, First National Bank bultding. 634 1810 Californ Rates, 10c a line cacheinsertion, $1.50 adine per month. " Nothing taken for less than 25e. FOR SALE, ELEGANT STOCK GROCERIE first-class location: good reasons for selling | stoek will fnvoieo about $1,500.00; wiil be 8old for cashonly. Address S 28, Bo MG8S 020+ WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU Inbusiness. We want to establish one honest, snterprising Person. man or woman, in o King business in every coun- RM AN $1.00. 1ige a w thereatier. Nothin Tor,Jess Liin I'MER, NAMED DA requi I more_enterprl s Dr. Starr Herb Remedy st 43rd 8t., Chicago, 111, 610 —FOR SALE. AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC- e turing plant (with position in the offics (f so de. aired), $10,000.00 1o $15,000.00 cash required, No_trades considered. The company has fn cs- tablished trade on a ready selling article at a good profit. Address S 59, Boe SEN 17TH AN A lady's ol ehain, room ward. 9 20 M3 OST. LADIES' SMALL SILYERWATCH WITH sgold and platinum fob. ~Please teturn h st. and receive re Y 8 _FOR RENT. A DBAKERY SHOP,OLDSTAND No. 910 North 10th street. Apply 'to Jos. Red- man. MES4 WHITE MU ¥ will be pald for her St. STOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD, AS NEW. Wells Auction Co. 1111 Farnam st 30 () SQUARE PIAXO FOR SALE OR RENT ehcap. S. Bank, 114 S. 16th sireat, Mo ) LARGE BASE BURNER, R( Aco d two months, fo Address Mrs, 36 Burdette, ' M3 EN-PIECE CHAMBER SUITE WITH mattress, $15.00: Singer s . 120 So. 141h St., 2d floor. B, 1815 CASS J. JOIN: M1 1 PARK s, hard In- TWO §-ROOM BRICK HOUSES entie facing i finsiy, first c s test class, patr, elty 0. Tapitol ave, ail anoder inpro 3 Doroom cottage, #13.00. : Berision & Carmichael, 413 Now York Life all u Improvements, Bldg. TN~ ROOM COTTAGES, )5 FoR BENT, N B th and 1 ard sureet, rent $10.09, " In { To Quire 310 K. Y. Life. )5 MODERN NINE-ROO) HOU 20th sirect, 1o sumall family. E. 310 NORTH Bogeh & HilL 3610 Rates, 1 after. ¢ & word first inseruion, 164 Word thora- Nothing taken for less than 23c. . FOR SALE: CARRIAGE TEAM, SOUND, G | v8: will sell cheap. Inquice 30 —_— FOR SBALE-MISCFLLANEQUS, 2tem, 140 a4 word first insertion, 1¢ 4 Nothing taken for luss than 29 Q FOR SALE, 100 ACRES WIL- lows L. V. Cru box (Q, FOK SALE, A SET OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS at'No: Amad N, i, very ohodp. word there- () UREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND OR- EAns previons 1o removal. 1 kood-toned Upright plano...... 1 Stundard muke of plano (Apright)... 1 Chickering plano pright plano, $ 05.00 125.00 125.00 3 N VAL 18 1 Up pinno, been rentod @ SHOF e 140.00 full iron ‘frame. 71§ Dofants T S ROON TioUSE AND ivant, $12.00. 307 Birat BLOCK ‘fi:fi HOUSES. DIFFEREN ¥ D, Wead, 10th ind Douklas i)l FOK RENT, -KOON HOUSE, T B, D Apply i). 10-ROOM HOUS) : 3 . Hicks, ¥10.00. 084 8. i 200 S-ROOM HOUS Ot 21 Chiciigo pireet. M3 i ALL MODERN CONVE! 02115 Soutll (Wt street. 8 19 ZY N-ROOM HODSE, MOD- 1 couveniencon. splendid neighborhood 505N, Y. 1t Ty, i 21 Wegnan planos which took the hizhest prize of honor at the World's fair from $350.00 up to HU50.0 1 Kin 1 Bur s ridgeport organy from #65.00 to §1 . Positively no commisslons paid on thése goods, aud these offecs for one woek only. WOODBRIDGE BROS., 583 20 15t Floor Hell Department Store. CLATRVOYANTS. Rates, 100 a line each insertion, §1 month.’ Nothing taken for less than M8, NANNIE V. WARREN, CLATRVOVANT, Diecliable bintuess medium; sthyoar at 119 N, 10th 0 & line per 'MASSAGE. BATHS, KTC. IN DRY £00d8 store doing & large business in Lincoln, Neb.. a elty of 65,000 popnlation, a few of the best departments, the departments doing a good and profitable business. The stock will involee about 000.00 In ench départment. For further partie- ulars, address John B. Cunnfngham, Linceln, Nob, Mis7 ER_OUTFIT Basy terms, Inquire or address 21, Omiha, 944-n0* Y TWANT TO BUY AN INTEREST IN A WELL established firo lnsurance business in Ol Address T 30, Beo., M8 Y' FOR SALE, DRUG STOCK AND FT Address B, E. Howendobler, o —~FOR INVESTORS—FOR SALE. STRAYED OR STOL bou 5 W. H. Baiki S. 13th, GRA and_thee Rewi (ORSE, V] pring wago, Tt o 1008 M107 19 for UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMERS “Rates, 10c 1 llne montls. ' Nothing i W. BARER (FORMERLY acovs, docense and embiime —FORSALE, A NO. 1 NEWSF in county sent. Knlghts Jew ) a line per WITH JOHN or Wwith M. O, Mal.unde 55, 10th 8. Tel. Ll take ——— e PAWNBROKERS, Rates, 10¢ a 1 month. Nothin ) a line per ach nsertion, taken for Tess thal . DIAMON 8t Loans watches, ete. Old g01d and sil NERVOUSDISORDERS BVILS, WEAKNESSES, DEBILITY, ETC., that a¢e company them in men QUICKLY aud PERMA- ~ZNTLY CURED. Full STRENGTH and tone g1ven Lo every part of the body. I will send (se- curely packed) FILEE to any sufferer the Pprescrip. aos'l:&c me of thess \l‘\lbl::nlmlre Q. Michigan soLzfil‘me\?g, ‘hl'm&-m Hoeo Building, ThomasP. Slmpssn, Waehinzton, 2B, Advice REE. PflTE“T D. 0. No uitorney’s fee until patent obtalned. Write for Inventor's Gu'de, 7—LIST YOUR REAL BSTATE exchange with B, J. Kendall, 507 Brown bloat RA[LWAY TIME UARd MN10 N2 s [CHIOAGO. BURLINGTON & Q.| Arrive e | Gl | 0001 200 s Mitaon St FOR BALE—REAL EBTATE, 420 pun [ ... Chicigh Veatibil 1135 am +.Chicagh Exproa: Rates, 10¢ a line 10. o] +Chieago Exp month. Nothing taken for less Siilenzo & Lo '7 > ARG (GUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, SALE TON & MO, RTVE| ¥ B i Do bariay o 5. AL " Denoé 10tk anil Mndon Sts. - | Omana — — #1 Y, FORSALE ONEIALKC est in 'y Btory very live towi o a) ihousand il son for wanting 1o sell. ddress ' ESTABLISHED., LUCRATIVE tice for sale in thrifty Nebraska town: pllection 1ist. insurauce and real estate business d; will sell good ofice and honse if do- on for seliing, sickuess. Addross T 57, M378 7 —§1.000.00 STOCK FURNITURE AND STOVES & £00d paving busivess.#1.000. 00 Jewelry for clearlot. Good horse and foriot. C.D. Hutchinson, 1623 Farnam st D394 21 —eeee FOR EXGHANGE. Rates 10¢ o line cach insertion, $1 mounth. Nothing taken for less than 2 77T OWN 100 FARMS IN NEGRASKA. KANSAS Jand Dakots. Will well eheap or exchunge for e Lorses dnd eatte. Add. box 70, Frakior 1o WILT, Aukiort, lud. i ) a'line per 7,-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. /itake real estate, money. Box 203, ¥ TO TRAD; 7K GOOD STOCK OF HARDWAR g Address 8§ forland and cash, or will glve tim, 21 Bee. line per F. K. DARLINC R BLOCK. M3Th HOUSE, MODERN, o 3,3, Mahoney; BARK KOON Tuquir FURNIBHED HOUSES. t0a, 100 1000 caeh ] .#llh. Nothing taken for 1oss t 185, CROWRLL S RESIDENCE COMD LETRLY Luraisliodd at 50th and Callforaia sis. 15 for rent itable teuinii; 10 rooms wiil all coilvontences, Rt Lo S tiable. and ull 1 ot ton, I8 Paxtua bloei. COTTAGE, MODERN A lon tn fow dags; ¥ #1.00 4 Luo per £ 6y stew, Tass condition. ~ W. B, Grat- 155 ND NICELY a0 T~ 361178 “Ratos, 100 1ino cach tnsertion. $1.50 & Lins por wionth, " Nothing taken foF loss thai 25, TP MADAME SMITH, 5028, 13TH, 2XD FLOOR, Roaun . Massage, Vipor, tlcobol. Steam sulphu ne and sed oAU, w7 210 “NME. NTOWE, MAGNETIO HFAL¥ Douglas blook THOICE 18T MORTGAGES. ANY AMOUNT. Ry L JG. G, Wallace, *lirown biock, 10th and Douglus. F I‘TIRMS~A.J?)IlN$UN. 1514 OAP. A ABM LANDS. C. ¥. TTARRISON, 012§ “Leavos Omatis 0. 5 puy ~OMATIA, MOA1 098¢ Kansas Clty y Vi S BATHS: 119 Nortl 16th M235 1 MME. LA RUE, MASSAGE, 410 80, 15TH, MDON1 8 T MME ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVI AENCTe MAKKIEE. trentments. Biroet, room 11, T “MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELEOTRO-T11 mal baths, sealp and halr treatment, manieure I chiropodist, Mrs. Post,310g 8.15th, Withnell le‘lk i i WTELY FURN- Waler, #2000, South 16th, o U0 MI0T vy [FOR R .NT- FURNISHED ROOMS, e~ Ratoh. Thse o word fivst fuso . Notling tkea fovivss 2 4O PORNISHED ROOMS TOl GENTLE . il 520 Souwdh 20 sl H4T CELY FURNISH 300 i, Call ord thero- U AN RITE FOR A RREE COPY OF OUR BEAU- wrully ilustrated Marriage Journal, contaning photo-cigravings of handsome, wealthy Lady ud- stisers, Brown Publishing Co., Box 223, Toledo, CITETY THE WHEREABOUTS OF MRS. NAT MEL. on or daughier, Nelllo Mellon, who, when_ last ol (rom, were residents of Counefl Blufts, iy oied. Address M. B, Crydermun, North Pl CARPENTER WORK AND ALL KINDS OF owblug done by 8. G." Stevenson, 1703 St. enue. Tel 1615, G2 280 NULY FURN] M. FACING oraer Howanl mocoud ook $10.00 o or month, Wright & Lasbury. & M2 [ FURNISUED ROOM, 2017 HARNEY 51, THIS BEATS ALL: BY PRESENTING THIS coupon it Cowan's plioto studlo, 2123 Cuming or the dedr babies will be entitled to binet photos, very best, $1.00; without Uils $6.00 M377 N17% 1 Avisto for unly. haows. SINGLE 0% ENSUITE MODERN. Uauitable for § 0r more §cutlonen 1530 Capltol e £h auic. FOR RENT. 5 ROOMS 1M MODERN BRICK or lht liousckeeplug: uewly o paired; Lod or unfuraishiod. 2005 Bar. U302 21e 2 Ay sk e S L MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. tes 10¢ a liuo cach insertion, $1.80 & lius per month. Nothing taken for less than 2. W MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES Vhe 0. ¥. Davls (0., 1505 Farnam stroet, 657 R 18HED ROQOMS AND BOARD PUE VOLAN, 200 AND <iI N A-,'mu"'nfl-r'. DING WETH ROONS. SINGLY O BN- 150 Just Bitiod M WAk overyihiag now: ahi0h Bl iy CMY. UNDER CALE OF 8 Cheisiipu ddsociaion, 111 S 17tk ap wdb WITH BaAID. WOR TWO, ] o GOV AR, D LANGRE MOGNE 8% NORTI AND GUARD & WEEK Ei:lai;zp:r:i 7 MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON huhroved ad walwiproved Omiaka real cutate; 1 10 5 yours. Fidelity PrustCo.. 1702 Farnam. 659 W LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ¥ <13, B3000 and upwarda. 5 1o s per e deliy . W Parnam Saith & Go, 1320 Farnam ver \ FAONEY B0 LOAN AT OURRENT. Tpuly 1o W RATES. - Molsle, Pirss Natloua: 1 bldg: VW ; ANTHONYLOAN AND TRIST G 114 Life. lendy ot low ratos for cholce s ek A 10a Faris or OIaMA 17 DvperLy. e __3CALES. K0 Niglh Exp, 10,43 pm ... .8t Louls Bxpress "Leaves [ OHIOAGD, R T. & PAL Omaha | Union D HOMES. VERY P. Coates, 15 Patterson bik. MiG6 FOR SALE, EAS LOTS IN FRASER. Towa; uew town; $50.0010 $300.00. Also 160 acres, good garden land.” T, Ferguson & Co.. 1015 Farnam. MBi Ny I_‘"“m LANDS AND ~ CITY PROPERTY, R. Boatrlght, 301 N. ¥. Lie Bldg., On {OR SALE, ATTRACTIVE cheap. Sea Geo, W. 100 wm. antic Expross 4.00pm Nebraska Stato Limi: 2.00pm|. oo Nlght Express. £.00 pin | World's Faly Limil: 12.1oum|Gkiahoma Exp. to G, B ¢ Siin) (i, west, ounty, #4250, ‘30 455 pm. an acre. yo Arrives ns cotniy, $40 an acre. 10th & Seueky Sis. | Omahy s county, $45 au acre. Txpitas). |10 nirlon county, $27 au acre, Overlana ¥, e ,.m'vfff 5pm | 415 pm | 8.40 pin 0! Otoe county, $42 an wore. Pacliic Bxpred, 0 pin 0 Boon 0 ¥ ¥ - A 13409 Dauver Fust OMES, $800, $1,000, $1.500; ANY PRICE; [ & § PATY easy terms. Wallace, Brown blk. 16 & Douglas, 5 .u“,flf;.?g‘. — — — — . MB30 N2 . . 30 pun | l ARRISON COUNTY, IA., CHEAPEST AND 1130am | besteorn land in state. $30.00 land producin, 1800 erop. Tracts 40 0 720 acres Caroy l eebe, Modale, Ta. 3 I'HE BEST BUSINESS IN O] A BHOX100 Five-room house, $1.200.00. 42X 147 Two- room howse, S500.00, Will sell or trade Jewelry stock, $1,000.00 C. D. Hutcuinson, 1023 Fannam strect. M205 19 LLAE YOUR REAL ESTAT H D0 . 905um |(x 00p: Daadwool Expr. Sat) Wyo. Bap. | s Moi. Norfolk Expreas (Bx. § oxlay) -8t Paul_ Bxprissgi. (ICAGO & NORTH W/ P depot. 100 & M ChicagoExprows Voatlbile Lt -Basier Fiyer #3.500.00. AND MERCHAN- ise for wale and ‘exchange with E. i Ringer. 1519 Furuam stroet. Miidd ¥e 44x132, SOUTH FRONT, BRISTOL ST., PAVED, FH00. Full 1ot aid good B-r cottage, 20th and Ohio, price 1,250, $300 casl. .0 A House and Lo, 1 block from 18th st car, 550, Two houses bringing $10 per mouth, with lots, o car line. $1,230, ey MISSOURI PACIFIO. |_Depot 15t and Webster St Louls Expres.s St Loul: A RNy 5 acres wi 01 LR T g s Jok s Hi C. ST P M &0 Depot 15t aud Websier Sta. Sloux City” Ac ux City Repe a8t l‘llll L Odkiaut Panisager (B T SIOUX CITY & PACIRC. __Depai, 10 and Maray Sts. 810 1x Clly Pussent oo Sb Paul Bxpross. Wikt “siialh coutge s weat o chiv: S5 leks. 505 N. \'.u’a‘!ldm, 'mf'lil Bldg Wiy " Omal 7030 pua 1000 s Arrives Ouiaha, .25 am . 134 and seeee St Panl nl 111! Glhicago Rates, 108 & 1o eash lasriio. woiiti NObAIng taken 10 levs b o n BW ANDSECOND HAND 50 GBS, A LL KINDS. NN SRR BN . uaw OdAdA w30 L)dis. | Arcivaes U. . Denot, 100 it Marey| Owmabis | Bdopmi Caniioa Ball...... 1435 pa DEESAMAKING 1IN lled. Mias §¢ . ' sholas ERRNEARTR treet. i WESTERN RATLWAY PROGRESS Bands of Iron to Bind Butts, Helena and Virginia Oity. TWO OUTLETS FOR CRIPPLE CREEK Deadwood Central to Resume Operations— Wenlth of Russell Galon in Gold—A Mammoth Coal Bronker—Stock All Right—General Western News, The Montana Southern railroad, which is intended to connect Butte, Helena and V #inia City via Whitehall, is now an assured fuct, says the Butte Miner, and the work of grading will bo commenced in a few days, 1t is tho intention of the promoters to grade twenty miles of the line before the weather gets too severe, and complete the work by August 1 of next year. Surveyors are now laying out the proposed route. Hon. Sam Word of Helona is the chief promoter in the enterprise. In speaking of the line in the presence of a press representative a few di ago Mr, Word said: “The building of this line of railrond has been my hobby for years, but despaiving at this time of enlisting in the project those whose financ aid Texpected, T have, with two personal fricnds, undertaken the task without them. I now have survevors in the field to locate the line permancntly. In a few days graders will ba put to work. By spring I expect to have twenty miles of the road ready for the ties and rails. It ‘s my desire to not do too much talking about this 10ad just now, a8 there has already boen considerable said with reforence to it. I will say, however, that the building of the line is an assured fact. I have assurances from both Pacific and Northern Pacitic people that they will render auy aid in their power, which means much in the matter of rateson coustruction material, “The line will extend the Jefferson river to Twin Bridge: upfthe Ruby valley to a point near f will be about fifty miles in length. Wil B Cr ipple Creek -is to have two railroads, the Denver . and the competition 1 place the rates on freight at a fizure to insure the prosperity of the camp. Th tiro country seems to bo a mineral-bon formation, of a low grade. generally, but of ificient value to pay to ship if low rates ave obtained. With the Midland district tho Union from Whitehall up thence urin. It e Croek. Terminal on one side entering the and_the Rio Grande conuection on the other, a general beneiit will be derived and a lurger territory will be helped than if one road only were biilt. If the Midland only built to the camp hen Colorado Springs and Denver would be benefited. But wivh the southern outlet Pueblo and Canon City will get a strong support from the great camyp, It is now stated that Mr. Moffat has ar- ranged to place the bonds for the southern outlet, the Klorence & Cripple Creek Short Line, and will go to New York to consum- mate the negotiations and try to have the work commenced at once. In the event of his success the terminal of the roud will probably be at or near the Anaconda group of mines, at which quito & camp may be built as sult, Myr. Collbran of the Sunta Fe is expected toreturn irom New York and he has wired that he has compieted all_arrangements for the coustruction of the Midland Terminal. With railways ouilding into Creek tiis winter and hundreds of miners engaged in developing the mines, the con- clusion is readily arrived at that it will be the busiest section in Colorado. The other day ty of capitahists who are here from New York went out on na speclal train. They are Mr. Moffat's *‘peo- ple” and will look into the Florence & Cripple Creek road either enroute to Rico or returning. Both parties are auxious to get into the camp first, and iively work is expected all avound. The camp 'is called a *low"” grade camp and oune in which a rail- way connection will be n mutual benefit. By mining men famliar with the conditions it isclaimed that any one can be successtut who can et a foothold in that camp when it has a raiiway counection, and it will have one or two such connections, Back to Life. row guage railroad iunning be- ead City and Deadwood, formerly the Deadwood Central, which has been lying idle for nearly a year., will resume operations inside of thirty days.” Word hay been received at Lead City from the castera management to get the road in shape for travel as soon as possible, and al- though notbing is rid in the am of the plans of the . com , yeu it is uaderstood that the roadbed en Lead City and Piuma will be greatly repaived and the grade made moro uniform and moderate. It is also reported that heavier steel rails will be laid and new engines and vurchased. Unaer the old mansgement accidents were frequent, which wus the priucipal cause of the close down, s the passenger trade alone more thin puid running expeuses. The news of the earl resumption of the lino was gladiy received by both the citizens of Lead City and Dead- wood, a8 it will be a great navantage Lo both places iu o business sense, Kich Gold Ore, ¢ Nottaway group of mines in Russell aulch, Gilpin county, Colo,, is agtructing at tention by reason of the high-grade gold ores m the shafts, in sgme cases sho 50 per ton for gold alone. The Cen- tral Register-Call OILs active work on the west claim of the Nottaway, They find the odies producing well on the 150-foor levels, east and wost, ‘Pheir east chimuoey s particularly valuable, producing a number of shipments that netted $150 per ton, and in places running from $400 to $950 per ton, ‘There are over 2.000 feet of paying ground on ihe Nottaway vein, including the Chaffec ttaway, in which the leasers have foune he body of gray copper ore. The iill Nottaway is ulso being worked by leasers. There are also on the swest two Nottaway claims owned by.the Sutton Mining cow pany, of which W. B. Root of Denver is president. “The westerly one of these is called the Baltimore. In addition to the high-grade oves vro- duced by these mines thereare immens, quantities of low grade oves running fro 5 1o #50 pee ton, which do not work to the best advantage in the common stamp mill, but which will pay handsomely under the Austin process of smelting, or in a chlorin. ating mill, Falsu Reports, The report sent out that stockmen fin western South Dakota would suffer greatly this winter owing to praivie fir he ms 1o have been without founds- Noah Newbauks, ano of tho lurgest stock raisers. who hus just made u trip over the range with the beef voundup, says: It is false that theranges have all been de- stroyed by five. There is range enough heve for fifty times the number of cattle that are uwow being pastured and § do not know of a siugle cattleman whose siock will suffer materially by the fives. Thore is T D MY COMPLEXION 1S BETTER, cta gailly n 1he somar and 1+ h oAt laxative T fram iierba. and is prepared foc use T8 Satled MEDIGINE our address for & free G ple, the bowels Fayeid iy aledling orea i V! RATOR B WOODW A 1D, Lt oy e plenty of grass left and it is good this year, 0. It i true w6 have had fires, but they burned only a comparatively small strip of country, Owing to the recent market raise in the rhm of cattle stockmen are feeling wood. Recent shipments of rango cattlo from Pierre havo drought as high as $4.50 per hun- dred on the Chicago market. At both South Omaha and Chicago the highest prices paid this season for western eattio have been for stock from western South Dakota. If thero hi been a lingering doubt in the mind of fAny one a8 to the superior quality of the stock product of the ranges lying betwoen the Missouri river and the Wyoming line this fact should dispose of the question Ono Cent Satmon, Probably humpbacked salmon were nover cheaper or thicker in Tacoma than they aro right now. All sizes from three to six pounds are selliug for 1 cont por fish, A atch of 107 were sold to an enterprising ex pressman yesterday for §1. « Ahout 5,500 fish were brought in during the day by sl boats The fish peddiors came down in full force and loaded up theiv wagons and started bac uptown singiag: kresh fish here. 1ive for anickel ! The fish, which for the past have been playing in schools around bay, are now ' beginaing to go up th and the crecks, Their meat on this g is mot as good as it has boen Iishormen say they will soon d the streams and the silver salmon will put in their appearance. Two or three of the boat loads broueht in yosterduy were caught in the channel of the Puyaliup river, Tho differ the meat of th ud the meat of the ones caught out fn the bay could be plainly The meat bocomes whiter and s 10ss fi The silver salmon in turn give wi tideous dog saimon, which will not ay for several weeks yct. The Dakot Praivie fires neav Cando, stroying farm buildings. Twenty-four carloads of cattile vassed Huron a'few days since, consigned to Omaha parties, Robert Schober of 1y him a fortune of about & DD by of h ndfather in Germany, ‘The business men of Faulkion ave ovgan- izing for the purpose of inductag some re- sponsible man or frm to build a flouring mill there at an carly day government snaghoat James B, on has left Chamberlain on 11s w ver, where it will remove snags the Missour: f; n. The right-of-way difforence between tho | two woeks in tho river count stofore. sappeat up D, are de- had left the death son has Me ¥ up until Great Northern a andard Oil company has been ad justec cklaying has beei completed Lo th cton depat Railrond men who have been out country lately, especially in South and Nebraski, vejort that Jarge hay will be shipped tiis fall to Scotland and Wales. Carl Rourke, a resident of T and the largest man in the state, the United States, died at mont Sunday morning, His lie died wvas 540 pounds, “T'he Hudson Tribune say a farmer down near Bk Point recéntly picked from his field twenty-four ears of cora raised from six statks which averaged over a foot in length and their combined weight was thirty- two pounds, about half a bushel from only six stalks, Before the close of the present season it is expected that fully 2,600 cars of catile will have been shipped from tie in the western portion of South Dakota. Rough estimates place the value of this stock at £6,000,000. " The amount paid in freight to the railroad compantes will reach fully £200,000. in the Dakota mounts of Eogland, ill county il nov in home in Bel- weight before Colorado, Nearly 400 gold miners are at work in La Plata country A car of ore shipped from the Paris, Park county, returned seven ouncos gold to the ton. A vein of rich ove is reported in tho lower stopes of the Morming Giory mine at Cripple C [ potatoes, prin points, are loaded ay (i ment. favmer A rich vein of ore will be re. Rumey tunnel in the next f property is in Creede, but is o at Cotorado Springs, Work was commenced on the from Beunett's miil to a milo north of 1t will be cight miles long .00 aeres of fine land under w abus s 3 for gold and & ton for a vecent shipment of o Jun of which vein two feet thick, The Summit stamp mill, Cripple Croek, extracted fifty ounces of gold i 10 do in & runof iess tha adays, A steam st is being put in, that the mill can be U running all the time, The osetta mine in_ Poverty puich, 400 feet north of the Gold King, Cripple ¢ reek was purchased by Greiffith & Flinn of Lead ville yesterday for §25,000, of which $1,000 wus paid down. It hus a three-foot vein of 13 ore. Word Lias just_reached Colorado Springs that the Black Dismond has struck a sovon foot vein of low grade ore. Thisis the Portiana vein, for which the Black Din moud has been searc for tue past ¢ months. A tweive-inch strealk of argentiferous of running 800 ounces silver and 20 per lead, hus Loen struok in the Ovee on Iast Battle mountain, Red CIft district, A good strike hus also been mado in the Little Conrtenay. Many competent mining men cluss tho Mineral Kock at the vory head and frony of Cripple Creek mines. 1t now shows fully four 1 several inchies of which has avalur of above $1,000 to the ton, and there | 15 ot @ pound of it that is uok pa. The largest shipper in the Cripple Creek camp is the Anua Lee, located north of the Portland. 1t15 seading out tweuty-five tons of sumeling ore each day, am Loist is being erected, which is cxp: W double the output. The ore wide and ave pally for reudy for ship- They represent about #,600 for local ned Jargely new ditch 1008, re- or per ade ore Lhasa coived #1,18¢ thy Miscell weons, al mine. dau, Wyo., ave now being worked full eapacity, the daily cuvput averaging b0 tons. Oro to the value of £0,000 per ton has been ok in the Rawhide mine near Sonora, , und the vein is an immense one, A sack of fine Slocaa ore whick teved on the railroad track avout Ly from Nelsan is giving r fine striges in the locality. ‘I'ie Biz Horn Sheep company. with a cap. italof 0,000, bis beou organized during the past week and incorporated undor the laws of the state Unprecedented storms throughout the Palouse country in Washiugton, from tho 1st of October Lo date, hisve damaged the wheat Y0P L0 81 CLOPMOS extent ‘ihree new spawning boxes have been coni- pleted at the head of the raceway ut the iish hatchery and Assistant Commissioner Land expecis 1o begin tno cgr haryest i o fow duys There £ much talk of bringiing the Wyow- ing mineral and agricultural oxhipits to Sheridan 1o bocome o petmavent display, 1t would bo iocated in tho museum room of the state capitol. sliforoia wiuers ave couvention In scat- wiles ¢ L0 i number of Loiding their state un Krancisco, The tonie in Land is the vevival of placer miniag under the new law, whieli wmeans o large increase 1 the output of gold 5, . Wright and E. . Sw. appointed us a committes of the the vicimty of Biv Piney, 1 Uinta county, 0 confer with Goveroor Osborne of Wyoin: ing on the subject of the wunton killing of ghme - that regicn by the Shoshone nud Banuock Indiuns. have been sidents in - “The guarantead cuws for alt Bromu-Selizer. Trial bottle 1): — Hudding Permits, The followiug permits Lo build were issued yesterday by the inspsetor of buildings Ay o Niuth and Hara ed, LRI TEre) #1,000 800 800 450 42,260 1 Faruiin vepairs Fodty-sevonth wnd Ouin: g, wddition 7 Thech minor Slx p Cure indiga 121 a0l bithusazss with De Wit's Litule arly Kisers, ! 3. W. Bodford, DENIED AT HEADQUARTERS Advices From Ohioago Contradioted by Union Pacific Officials, NO ABROGATION OF TRAFFIC CONTRACTS Through Traln Servico on Northwesters Will Not Bo Distarbed—That Is Whae the People Say— Other Kallway Notes. Overtana Thoe ramor that the receivers of the Union Paciflc are contomplating, as a first stop to. ward putting the property in strongor shape, the abrogation of the number of years ago betweon the westernand Union Pacific, is deniod at headquarters, Tiie aturday the question of traf, between the n western, and length. from contract made North. strenuovsly morning took up arrangements_mado Pacifl and North- discussed the situation at which it is inferred that the Chicago statement of yeste Wy stating positively that'the nuilification or modifica- tion of suid contract was beir seriously considered by the roceivers, receives inspir- ation. sueral Passenger Agent Lowax. when «d about the situation, said, smiiingly, to jorter that he was bavking up the “1t is foolish to think that the brogate a contract that mutually ad itageous. The busines over the Burlingson and (Rock Tsland_is gone bo- yond hope of recall. As for the Milwaukee, that road could not give us tenthof the locul business uow received from the North- western, Therefore, in the light of these arrangements, it scems to me that ali this tallc about. avrogation of contract is botn premature and illy warranted by the facts in the case.” But,” suid the newspaper man, “is thero not u possibility of the Northwestern com- pleting 1ts line to Ogdon, thereby deprivine ‘e Union Pacific of business swhich now comes 1o it by right2) receivers ns of the Contract. ‘Not 80 long as tho contract is in effcet, “The contract stiplilutes what shall be done and what not done during the life of the agreement, and building into our territory is expressiy prohivited. I'ho contract with the Northwestern is advan- tageous in many ways and talk of abrogation 15 decidedly on the wrong seent.* Judgge Kelly of tho law depirtment cor- roborated what Mr. Lomax had said, stat- ing 10 addit on that all the details of the transfor of the property te the receivers hid 1ot yot been completed and until things were in perfect ranning order «uestions of policy regarding cftitracts and agrecments not be seriously d o1 do said the Judge, Union Pa- cific is perfectly satisfied with the contract, and naturally” would not do anything to annul the agreenient. 1 am eandid in saying that I have never read tho contract which was made during Mr. Adams’administration s president of the compauy, and only by hearsay have learned the salient foatures of tho compact.” But there is constderably me n to believe that the Rock Island and Milwaukeo conteacts will be abrogated lone bafore the Northwestem's is. and the oflieials here of the roads in 1ot suiling on a sum- m by any means, In fact there is a lea shore Just in and the ofiicials have menced 1o ¢ ight baiween these two roads . the stipulation being that an annual rental of 000 each th ve the privilege of usiug the bridge and terminals on this side of tho river and also the use of the cast end of the bridge by pay- ing their proportion of keeping the 1ra order and paying wheelige charges b Throust Truin Serviee, angement, howover, pamits tho wnd and Milwaulkee to ran their trains solid into Om vine the Rock Ishnd through nver via tho vion Pacific b anlalso cntvanee into Kunsas City, N tronz competi- tion like ihe Rock lsiand is not groutly csteemea by the Union Pacifie, particularly us it must contribute to the suceess of tho. Roel fsland by permitting the road to use its bridges-uni terminals under tl order handed down by Justice B 1t has lone been kuown in vlroad cirelos that President Clavs desived to have his own train crews handle both Itock Island and Milwaukee wains from the Council Blufis transfer, and thit his coaduclors it collect bridge fares instead of pors iting the trains to run solid into the anion depot. 1t must not be understood thut My, Clark would anta, s the Sk Isiand and Milwaunkee from enterving O 1tha, but the ti over tha sy thero for nis v iuste At has all lowy heen considered a very nominal reatal 1 tho Milwaukee und Rock Istano, As ample of the onesidedness of the cinent made between these companies, the Milwaukce and Rock Islaud can abandon ct by giving threo yoars notice, nion Pacific could never got out of ament, oxeept 10 0ne wiy appointment of recoivor: The Rock o5 trom o Hondiizit J. B, Owen, claim agent of tho is in Chicago, dhe Bossevaln interests must feel protty bluc over the Union Pucific situation, C. A. Goodnow, superintendent of the Towa dwision of the Milwaukee, was in ity yesterdny President Marvin Hughitf of ths Norih- western passed through Omaha Tuesduy in is special car, west bound, Travel dingiy hoay ull the Tows lines arriving 1 on account of hcavy traius, No. 2on the Burlingion out of Omaha Tuesday. vided into two sections at Pavific Juictiol, The now order of things on ths 17 Pacific will compel one of be constantly on the g and teansact all busin of the court. This will probably m Clark s fixture in Omabu, ulthough th wais a ramor in-oireulation a short 1ims g that he 4 take the presidency of Missouri Parific next yoar: . Likchorn, the at presens, o yesterday had fiftoen cars The train was dis on the ) 35 under th ; arsaparilia what they think of it, and the raplios wiil bo posi- tivo in its favor. Simply what Hood's Sa saparitla does, that tolis tho stovy of its merit. One has been cured of mdigestion or dyspepsia, unother finds it iudispensable for X headacho or billiousness, while others report remarkable curos of serofuln, caturih, vheumatism, salv rheuiy, ote, Hoot's 1ills are phrely veg o, A moeting of the Polish Policical elub will be held this eveniug at Volish hall, Twenty-sixth and Walnut stroets A vegular meotiug of the Soutii Democratic eiub of the Ninth ward il be held at Miller's hall, Fortieth wnd Loaven: worth streets, Friday evening, Octohel 30, The following candidites will ba presart: E. Howoll, H. Il salis- bury, William Neve and J. T, 1vans At a mecting of the peoplo's party county central committee Tucsday night {ha deni. ocratic nomince for county cloy ‘Tracoy, wis endorsed. Another ma re ing the endorsement was Candidato O, | dran for justice of the peace. Fov ussessoe of the Eighth ward A. B. Spaulding s & named. abie, wt lud el Sweot breath, swoet stomuch. s per! Thenuse DeWite's Civle 14 Marriage Lie Tho followlug ma sued yestelany Nawna il Addiess. L. Anderson, Oniniig. Halog, Ol Ieoghi, Omahn b, Ol aldumith, (n i Padiny v Nuthan, ( ) Ethu D, Siith, ¥ (Afnnie A. Doligls, 4 § Wilher L Boyles, Kuulolph, Nob dunora Helliman, $horidan (o mets ¥ Risurs. i Cook's Kxtea Dry Linperial (1, a delicious aroina of the grapes. 1s undoubted. ampagie hiy s p