Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1893, Page 7

SPHCIAL _NOTIGES. DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUM will e taken until 12:30 p. m. for the cvening And until 8:30 p. m. for the moring and Sunday edition: Adveriisers, by requesting a numbered check, n havo thelt answers addressed 10 A numbered tier In sare of THE BEE. Answers ho addressed ‘will be delivored upon presentation of the check. SITUATIONS—WANTED. ““Raton 140 & word first insertion. 10 a word thero- *_Nothing twken for 1es than 25c. A A - SITUATION l"'l’lllr‘nl and ANTED AS SHOEMAKER ON i in siore; cun give gooa. ref- iigle man:. B K Hofienceloh, A DUATE DENTIST WISHES POSITION in office. Address U 31, Be MABA 20° WANTED--MALE HELP. Tinten 1346 1 word first Insertion. 1 3 word there. After. Nothing taken for less than 25¢. ‘ SOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED: EXTRA 16 men with rigs American Wringer Co., waird . 148 R'rur. NEGRASKA GUARANTER SAVINGS and Investment company wants a_few gentle- men of good address to Ack 48 Rolicitors. Apply AL £o0m# 22 and 23, Douglag bloek. 66 —1F yOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOR WRITE he Hawks Nursery Co., Milwaukes, Wia. 126 N8* _MAN WANTED; SALARY AND EXPENSES Perman whole OF part time. Apply at ., NUEserymen, Ohleazo. M341 N16* WANTED. LABORERS ON THE U. 8. GOV- in Tennessoe, Arkansia and Couluiana, fare. Kramer & O'Hoarn Labor Rgenoy, 508 South 111h street. M375 N17* FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMY Continwed TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- Ymen only. South 2004 stresL 647 room, $7.00. Burtst. 044 SELEASANT SOUTH ROOM WITH Au-nvu 8o boa 10 Dodge. Board 1f desfre FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH, $300 Ymonth. 1911 Farmam. 571 37° E PLEASANT SOUTHEAST FRONT ROOM furnished 88, unfurnished 6, 2024 Ho Btreat. 65 El ROOMS FURNISHED IN BASEM Y ok flat. Board tal street ) DR Uwith ¢ SHED OR UNFURNISHED without board. ROOM, 2045 Dodge atreot M50 FUR ISHED ROOMS ANI BOARD TRates, 1140 8 word firat (nasrtion, 108 word thore- after. Nothing taken for less than 250. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, Washday Witches First Ljttle Witch: Little Witch: ““We can with the trouble cope— ‘With Santa Claus, that wond'rous soap.” ““Bubble, bubble, boifer bubble, Washing day brings lots of Third Little Witoh: “Ves, when clothes are black as night, It will wash them pure! and white.” F YOUNG WOMEN'S HOMSUNDER CARE OF Women's Christian assoclation, 111 8. 17th ;A:B ' 008 NORTI M2 N10* ISTH_ ST, 500D BOARD; LARGE ROOMS, ‘ 16th strect. ¥ THE DOLAN, 209 AND 211 N. HOME TAR MOG3N i ED ROOMS; all at 2107 Dol ] AGEN' ALARY OR COMMISSION. THE Baranent 1nvontion of the The New Patent Chemieal Thic Erasing Peuell. Sells on sight. @ like magle. Agonta are making $25.00 to .00 pee woelk. For furthet pariiciilars wrile asor Mig. Co., X 30, La Crosse, Wis. EBras . e WANTED, MEN OR WOMEN FOR DISTRICT managera for Koal-Spar, the great Coal Saver: 25 per cent saving guaranteed: $50.00 & month malary or 400 per centoonitnisslon: ng experinco engary. - Address K ¥, box 1363, Boston, Mass. s free, Mo04 17 B MAN WANTED FOR OUR CITY BUSINESS. Slary pald weekly. Callat1516 Douglas. SWANTED boys about 18 v Tho Morse Dry B ENERGETIC MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS AS wolicitons; wood piy. Room 22, Prenses black. BY RARGAIN. 10 ACRES elty, ouly Hicks, 3 3 TO TRAVEL Stone & Wellington, per mont! B oaLe g quick. Salary paid. Send stamp. Topp & Co.) manufacturers, India polis, Ind. MU74 29 _ WANTED, SALESMAN TO SELL OUR MAN- factire of spring goodw, dress goods. Eing- hami qutiug fiannels, panig koods. ele.” Addrens ik D La Lanne hiladeiphia, e gl AT 073 a8e j;, WANTED, AT _HENDERSON, TA. A GOOD ne or. . H. Curry, Hende.son, [ arnessmaker. Ty, on, 4a. WANT»D—-FEMALE HELP, Tates. 1%e o word firat Insertion. 1o a word _therentior. Nothing taken for Jows thin 25 WANTED, XPRRIEN ors.Kutz, Neveus & 00. Bireots. V-WANTED, A O s, e W, Ma s, Eightl and Pine Rates. month. PARTS OF THE Farnam. =% AND 4-ROOM APARTMENTS. D5 With Stwam refences: $16 S ALL CITY. 042 VON DORN 043 —G-ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN. CHOICE, IN Stanford elrcle. C. 8. Elguttor, 204 Bee blag. _ —S-ROOM HOUSE, MODER ness, rent moderate. Apply D’ RENTAL AGENCY, 307 BROWN BLE, D “HOUSES AND ROOMS IN ALT ,P,\wrs OF el Iy, $5 and up. - G, B, Butts, 2 ODERN RIGHT-ROOM barn; $15.00 per. month. N. Y. Life. HOUS! L. S. Skl T3 IANDSOME SOUTH FRONT ROOMS SEC- ond floor. modern. 2084 Harney. Mo43 28 All: “‘Santa Claus, O magic name Of the soap of world-wide fanc. —SANTA CLAUS SOAP— ~MADE ONLY MY~ N. K. FAIRBANK & CO _PERSONAL. -BOARDING WITH ROOMS, ST nuite; house Just fitted up with Oneof tho beat loeations in the cits A eyery- thing will be first elass. 2104 Douglas. 833 F FURNISHED ROOMS AND mmm 2013 Dougias St. 63 0% {_BLEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR Jiiiiout bourd, at the Webstor, 516, 61 an N.19th street. F- ROOMS WITH BOARD. LB OR EN- thing new. | R e I e andehiropodist. Mrs. Post, 31014 8.15th, Willnmlul‘h‘lk 50 TS ALL: BY PRESENTING THIS wan's photo studio, 2128 Cuming doar bables will be entitied to 08, very boat, and one 8X10 hout this $5.00: for 10 da MI77 N17 U —TH coupon at C stroet, ¥0 12 Arisio o Aristo for nly. » cach insortion, $1.50 & 1ine por i taken for leas thin 25e. I ARGAINS HOUSES, UH‘NANI)\-‘A“MS‘SALH or trade. F. K. Darling, Barker bik. (HOICE 1ST MORTGAGES, ANY AMOUNT. ;. Tirown block, 16th and Douglas: month. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. Jo- FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD, west of P, 0., 1711 Dodge st F LARGE ROOM WITH BOARD. weak; modern convenience N. BLKS ‘530 24 J500 PER ABLE it chicap; 6 N-FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS SUIT. Tior honsokeapiig: city water: blocks from postome ifle streot, £5.00 small famiiies. G.F. Butts, 2 FURNISHED ROOMS., ALL MODERN 413 G FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED EOOMS; Jturnace heated. 615 N. 20th 678 29* Rates 10c a line cach insertion, $1.30 & 1ino per month, Nothing taken for loss than 250, _MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWRST RATES The O. F. Davis Co., 1605 Farnam street. 657 "’v MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST it TES ON A unimproved Omat 105 years, Pidelity Trust Go, 1 Wa LOANS ON IMPR(C MPROVED oy 000 and upwards. 5 0 6§ per um Sinith & Co, 1320 Fatnam 660 INY LOAN AND TRUST (0. 18 at 10w rates for cholce security on Nebriakit aud [owi [Arins OF Omaha ity Property. “MONEY TO LOAN ON INSIDE CITY PROP- orty. Low r Money on hand. H. J. Abra- hams Farnam, 624 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATELS. G FOR RENT, 3 LARGE ROOMS, 2201 FAR- W MGG 20° m street. FOR RENT—STOXKES AND OFFICES. on, $1.50 a line por Not FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRIC 916 Farnam st. The bulldfug ha ment basement, completo steam-l witter on all the 100rs, gas, ete. of Tie B —WE HAVE SPACE TO LET FOR D 10 some desirable i Call_or Wyekoff, Seamans & 1712 street, Omaha, Neb. FOR RENT, PART OR ALL kated fron wateliouse With room for horac, i {rGiEiit depots And on switelt track. - Add s U5, eo. 280 AGENTS WANTED. o lmmlh, Nothing taken for LDING, fireproof ce- ing fixturos Apply at the oMs line per 5 Ui 20¢ \f “AGENTS WANTED FOR QUIOK SOLLING o patented invention Just being put on the i Sold only through rofits and i fleld. Sample by elty LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WANTED TO o gl & new liousehold 18 10 (alking to ell; .00 Lo $10.00 d by o Write at once. The Duplex Fork Co., Fre Obio, MG D 1324 Farnam. I) NICE, LARGE, a m 8t best repair: large b 25.00. Now cight-room house fu first class repar, clty water. eto., No. 4430 Farnam st.. $15.00. Good elghi-room house, 4717 Capltol ave, all modern improvemen)s. $10.00. -room cottage, all modern #15.00. Benson & Carmichuel, TEN-ROOM HOUSE, NO. all modern conveniences, i Overytiing fArst class, fmprovements, 112 Now York Life Bldg. 178, 1 - FOR RENT. 34th and Half Hown BI0N. ¥ In- Life. S ROOM HOU A location; he BLOCK Blondo. TO GOOD ! 1 brick dw o 1 desired. oz st MAG0 FOR RENT, 11-R0OM HOUSE, $30 PER Inguire 1914 Dodge: St N462 FOR RENT, A DESIRABLE 0-ROOM HOUSE fth modern eonvenieuces ot southeast corn of Jomen and 231k trects. ent $5.00 per month, 1708 3 DAVEN- Miih o8 ) PER MONTH. In- A 29 1) NICE BRICK RESID r\rv SOUTHWEST, corner 23rdand Califorul modery con: B b ol O Biare. Koo 808 1468 e butld- a7 AND HALL. famiiy, 1521 575,27° CONDITION, Toeation s & L Wilre No: 9-ROOM HOUSE, Inowly pinted, mode —AGENTS 1igh Addre Qity, AT LAST Wi nd brainy men WANTED, work at home: Gedrge ¥. B BRIGHT ovory- HAVE 1T K and_women w 10 tal 5 for Shepp's W Photoxraphcd. Omy book of copyrisit grapha of bulidings, scenos and oxhibits of the World's Columblan_exhibition authorized by the exposition management: ofMelal certificats necom- jus each volume. Bonanzi for workers: drop aud handle it You will make monay cradit glven. big comm ssions, it e clreatars, derm s Address Globe ENT. Rates, 100 3 line oach (s h.” Nothing talken for loss ONE ORTWO GOATS Ph. Shotland poniel AL Wil arive. A dress U 20 Brx. 072l Rates, 100 a line cneh rtion, §1.00 o 1o | month. ' Nothing taken f Toss than 25e M STORAGE FOR c HOUSEHOLD GOOD: loan and chieap rates. R. Weils, 1111 Farnam 653 WANTED T0 BU’Y Rates, 100 & Tine cachanse 0 4 line per month.’ Nothing taken for iess thin 23c. J ONE Ok TWO FIRST CLASS cycles I A or Rambler preferred. Must 5010 5008 Conditlon. Daaleth hacd ass rep] Drs. Hoffman & Brown, Orleans, Neb. 628-28 N WANTED, 10 By OR TRADE FOR SEC- oud hand. pool and bUMAN. tables. 16 North o wtivets el sinib il ) [ K TO 6 ROOMS, 608 NO. 13 ) Housss. O T TA room cottage, 1120 So. ith, G rblock. 3 ! i 8 Park I) CORNER LA all ot ahit, St 05 ) COTTAGE, 521 NO. INTH, 28 BARKER BLK “D; HOUSE FOR RENT, AND ALL OR PART of furaitare for alo.” 1011 Clleago struot, Ratca 14e & wond first insertion, 1o a word thoreafler. “Nothing taken for lexs thin 25c. ()_STOVES OF ALL KINDS = Wells Auction Co. 1111 Fary GOOD AS NEW. 2 HED ROOM SETS, § DINING OHATL, ();»«m mnitiug, cheap, quilting housck, Aditress U 0. Taten 140 1 word firat | X Ton word there- after. Nothing taken for lovs than 26c. P, FOR SALE O TRADE, CARRIAGE TEAM, w;nun-l young team. St. Pl CHEAF TWO GOOD HUKSES, $10 AND $20 ench. 1017 Joncs St Ndoy 25+ Call at show nh:n‘ 117 N. MG HOUSE. MODERN, $35.00 did location. $40.00. ° Klo- want corn k., il Poppleton. $16.00. " 5- fiwhullwulnnuum'nn.&!w Hickn, 903 N, ¥ , &, 34 3 mmu CFOR RENT, 3-ROOM DASEMENT RENT, R ROOM THOUSE, BALN TY E 0,00 10 right party. Rordiwest coror 44th fodem B-room b 0 o West Farnan St 00, . A, Starr, 1 g, Mo YOR MENT. A NODERN FURNISHED ous 108 e WiNLEE. 2213 Wit atreet MUTS 200 HOUSE W Atk B, ‘llll' FIRST-CLASS TEN-ROOM i e Helghborkoud, Noril . AlNO BiNe-Foom howse (e Mrl. 705 N. Y. Lif; Misy Soe© OUSE ONLY $10.00 PER Ai2a0 N. YUl BL. Key hoxt doaruortly _u_n ‘Ush D ROOMS, ey, 1‘ Word fest il otbins taken fo-iasy —Ul)l w l‘l‘ll OR WITHOUT WL, pa— - ANTLY PO ;*’L_fll RNT- FULNISHED BOOM, 2017 HAKNET 5 o748 >_HORSE, HARNESS AND PHAETON COM- Dieto, roch for $10.00. “Must be 40ld &t onice. Adtiress 129, oo Ofice. [ " FoR sm-—xuoznnAnx-:ous ST GIL- ri Bros., Council Bluffs, L Mok g” ( ZONE BRUNSWICK DILLIARD TABLE AND oue Hool Lable, used 6 mouths, a8 ood us new, Addross P. 0. box 813, West Pola, o9 TELE- will “sell rousonable, or Q' VOR SALE, 105 IN BARLOAD LOTS e for sile cheap. Neb . Q; POk SALE, Sk ¥ RLLIOTT WRLI phone (hatriments; {rade for polner or Kngliah setler thoroughly broken on chickeus and qiail; instruments wori itke a charm and soid for 10 fault; have uo use for iy U 27, Bee ofce. MU34 268° —FOR SALB, FINK COUPE, AT SACRIFICE. sh payment, baluico monthly. Address U 20, oo 0" pit Q. FOIL_SALE, A GOOD STEINWAY PIANO on rasonable terma, Apply 2106 ‘(‘l.ll‘l,ltg:u ino el (nsortion, 81 n W line per th,' NotLiug twkem for iess than 2 b MIES. NANNIEV. WARLEN CLAIRVOYANT, mhablebulhunmnlhnu.utll)unrnllmldJ?}h MASSAGE. BATHS, £T0, s par et 21 LATH. 20 FLOOR, oL Bl sulphur Wpka 2yt MME. STOWE. MAGNHIIC HEALER 203 Donglih bioek Ni0] ot n BATHS; age weatments 119 Korth 15th MUOO 20 - MME LA RU SSAGE 410 SO 1oTH. 1 A UK, Naw * Y MaboNTs es, 10¢ a line each lll!ll‘rLl'"l #1. firlllflfl per Siiting taken for laws thin 300, TO LOAN— i1 you any sum which you wish, A0 ' t tho lowest possible rates, nthe Qutickont possible time, and for ary longth 0t tine st yon. - Yon ean pay it bick in suoh ‘atatls Tents A ¥ou wish ‘when you wist, aod only pay for it as long as you keep it. You can borrow " HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, Without plublicity or removal of proparty. OMANA MOITGAGE LOAN GOn 506 SOUTH 1071 STREET, ‘first floor above the atre 'HE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. i We will loan you ANY SUM you wish on your uy PIANOS. HORSES, WAGONS, VAREHOUSE RE 3 rompt attention to all wrry your loan as long as you § You'ean Tedited the cost of ¢ ng your loan ibya ent at any time. There 18 no publiclty i or removal of prompe FIDELITY LOAN Room 4 Withnell block, * Cor. 15th and Harney sta. “WILLLOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- curi’ atrictly confidential. ~A. B, Havris, room 1514 CAP. AV.. OMAHA MB31 028° FOr LARGE LIST CHOICE LANDS heap: torms can_locate colony. Also good farm slightly ineumbered and sehool 1ands to exchange for stock mdse. J. W. Welpton, Grant, Neb, 444 N19* FARHS—A.JOHN.‘;ONT ALE, [FOR SALE, BASY TREMS, LOTS IN FRASER, Towa; new town; §50.00 10 $500.00. Also 160 acros, good garden land. T, Ferguson & Co., 1015 Farnam. Ms2i N2 300.00 18 LOTS OF MONEY, BUT IT WILL make the first payment on the blggest bargain in an inside lot ever offered. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam street. M612 30 {30000 CASH WILL TAKE THE BigaReT 4 5y 0 Dbasgain of the year; balance on time, Fid Trust Co., 1702 Farnam street. Mo12 lmum LANDS. 80 acres, Sarpy county, $4,250. y, $1.000, 20, Douging cots K0, Douglas county: 15 240, Washington coy 154N9% ANY PRIC) e, Brown bli., 16 & Doug} MB20 ¥ 28, $300, $1.000. $1.500: easy terms. Wal AND CITY PROPERTY, C. Neb. 855-N3 GOOD LAND 0, $4.50 per acre, i pic BARGAIN, 1,280 ACRES OF in castern C N. Y. Life Bid JOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, AN ELEGANT 8. room cottage and 1ot, south front, near 32nd and Poppleton A plete’ howe, eall for price and terms. Hicks, 305 N. Y. Life Bidg. 631-29 JOR SALE OR RENT,DHE ELEGANT 10- room honse corner 1t and Pacific. This is one 9f the handsomeat fiulshed houes for the uize a haw all modern mprovements, can glve afeks, medlate possession. 306 N. Y. Life 63120 R SALE, ATTRACTIVE HOMES. cap. Sed Geo, W. . Coatos, 16 Patierson blk. VERY 1 ;-‘ADQUARTFILS FOH DOUGLAS COUNTY arms. 320 acres, $50.00, 12 milés from Omaha. 160 nores, $55.00, 15 milesfrom Omaha, well im- proved . pigd e 9114 acres ¥ milés from ‘motor 1iné, $150 per acre; this 18 very cheap. ‘Omaha Real Estate and Trust Co., Room 4 Bcoun|dg,$ 647 2f SBO)&THAND AND TYPEWBITIN’G BUSIN&£SS CHANC«S, Rates, 106 @ line 1on, $1.50 & line per s thian 3¢, month. Nothing takon for le Y FOR SALE. ELEGANT STOCK GROCERIES; first-class location; good reasons for selling | ut $1.500.00; wiil be mlld !or stock wiil Involce aby cash only. Address S 28 —WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU in business. We want (o establish one honest, reliable, enterprising person. man or woman, i legitimate money-making business in e¥ery coun- ty e the west. Business 18 ¢ asy and logiti- mate. Blg mouey for parties with push and pluck. If you can't furnish fivst elass references don't ap- Remember, 1o money reqal Write at ce, Defore some one with more enterpriss Se- Tho Dr. Starr Herd Remody t 4iird i, O 1l 610 turing plant (with p sired), $10,000.00 to No_trades consldered. plisked Add —FOR RENT, A DAKEIL No. 910 North 10th strest. Apply to Jos. Rel- man. Stmng APER OUTFIT terms, Inquive or adiress Sid-ng® STOOK AND FIXTURES. Address . E. Howendobler, Bertrand, Neb, required. iy has an es- The Knights J 7 MEAT MARKET FOR SALE IN A GOOD location, doing i good business. Address U 17 l|eo B50-29% IEALEY HOTEL, moderate terms. M. 369 80 Y ¥ WARE FOR SAL] western Towa; good reason for selling. Vail. Ta., Lock Iiox No. 54 Mo10 28% —FOR SALE GR RENT, BEST PAVING MEAT market in city. Inquire at 2602 Blondo St 3604 N2 Y “FOR SALE, ARCADE RESTAURANT: DOING splendid business; nicely furnished: rent $40.00 per month, tlocation In eity; reason for sell- sickness in family ; $800.00 willbuy it. 2116 Central avenue, Kearney. M8 20 FOR SALE, HOTEL FURNITURE AND lease, at hiaif price if 80ld soon. in a_eity of 000 Thhabitants. Tuout low. AGARGSS L 35 Wiee Beatrice, Neb. 200.00 WILL BUY THE STATE OF NE- braska of the best bugey shaft Bupport ever placed on the market. Thil 18 worihy of the at- tention of any one that is desirous of making money out of @ small investment. Address B. A., Box 770, Hillsboro, 0. 3 V- PAVING Good tow: block, Omahi HOTEL IN SOUTHEASTERN N ates, 10 a ¥ cach lusertion, $1.50 4 lne per month, mouth. " Nothing tken (or 1088 Uian 2e. I—IuwN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS Jand Dakota. Wil sell cheap or exchange for widac horaes dnd cattle. Add. box 76, Fraukor Lad i CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL tako real eaiais, inoney. Box 205, Frankfort Lud. Z—VLIST YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR exchunge with 1 J. Kendall. 507 Brown block. Mi19 N2 y»mu EXCHANGE, OMAHA LOTS FOR fisouthern California property. W. B. Slaughter, Omaha. asif'us” / FOR v:xuuunz, 110 TO 40 ACRES PINE Cemon 1 T Los Augeles. for clear Omaha Property. Alixander Butterfield, Omala, Nob: M610 28 ~¥OR TRADE OR SALE—CARRIAGE TEAM, Z Address U 22, Boo office. __swa Z TO EXCHANGE. MONBY AND UNINCUM- bered land, for #lock grocerles or Lardware, castery Nebraska, weatern lowa. Chase, Exeter, Neb. MGRG 2600 A "h‘uf.“”:‘ (;l_ui(llirn‘-;z dixey \u’l‘lll s as: T-rooin hotiae, wiodern, wll b Binemiue G-I Greeh. o Tirker bik. 50 77-MODERN #-ROOM RESIDENCE ON WESP Zivatukn S chea. Wil iake. Srat fat paviment 1 clear vicant prope 1"\" O. A. Starr, Bee f Rates, 100 month. ‘OUNG LADIES AN! uire i on 81,50 alino por Nothing taken for less than 3 D GENTLEMEN CAN $0ON worklug knowladge of shorthand and typ wgat A, C. Van scliool of hort- hand, 513 N, Y. Lite 671 month 1 W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOHN acobs, dec sed; Later with M. O, MauDunder- imer, 316 8. 16th st Tel. 696, ach {nsertion, $1.50 a line per I month. s than 3 Nothing OCTOBER 28, 1893. DUN'S AND BRADSTREET'S | Olearing COonditions Now Prevail in the World of Finance. WHAT HAS BROUGHT ABOUT THE CHANGE Favorable Action by the Senate om the Ropeal Sull Helping the Good Times Along—Many Signs of Re- newed Prosperity. Nrw Yonrg, Oct, 27.—R. G. Dun & Co. weekly review of trade will say: Port is in sight after a long and stormy voyage and the prospect of a speedy ond of the struggle over repeal has brought bright hopes to busi- ness. Ttisstill too soon to expect much effect iu trade and manufactures and though monetary obstacles are to a large extent ro- moved there still remain other legisiative questions which creato uncertainty, A fact of real encouragement is that railroad earn- ings for the third week of October show an increase of 8 per cont over last year, the first increase for a long time. Wheat rose 2 cents, although exports fell to 1,100,000 bushels for the week, against 1,900,000 bushels last year, in part, because western receipts were but 5,863,000 against 8.900,000 last year. Corn declined an cighthof a cent with better roports of the yield, coffeo de- clined three-sixteenths of a cent, pork pro- ducts made only slight gains and cotton feoll one-fourth of a cent, receipts being 60,- 000 bales greater than last year. Incrensed Distribution, As yot there is seen_only a contimuance of tho alow increaso in the distribution of products which hus been noticeablo for sov- eral wooks. Nor does this gradual revival in demand extend to all branches. Most of the increase yet seen in_cotton and shoe manu- factures may be exptained by mere cxhaus- tion in stocks of dealers, as frequent ro- quests for immediate delivery show, but there is also reported & somewhat botter de- mana_from consumers, and four more cot- ton mills havo started and seven increased forc ainst seven docreasing. A similar demand has increased by six the number of hosiery and knit gouds works reported 1n operation. The shipments of shoes from the st in four weoks of October wus 28 per cent less than last year, against 83 por cent in September, sbut against eight compara- tively small_woolen mills starting five have stopped, including one of 3,000 and another of 1,000 hands. The total sales of wool at three chief markots, including several cases believed to bo for speculation, have been 9,724.211 pounds in throo weeks, ngainst 21,875,000 last year. Two additional iron furnaces have gone into blast and the present output may be a little larger than at the beginning of the month. Some rail mills have resumed manufacturing, evidently to provide for furiher, rather than present wants of their customers, and there is some addition to the number of na1l_and iron works and machine shops employed. But the demand for most products is_small; steel billets are called firmer at §50; ship plates are delivered at Philadelphia yards for $155 and bar sells with decreasing demand at $135 at Chicago. Hopes for the Future. It is hoped that monetary ease and security may encourage railroad extensions and improvements and more architectural work, but the shrinkage in_ demand is not wholiy due to the state of the money mar- kets. The number and magnitude of fail- ures decreased less than had been expected, tho linbilities in three weeks of October amounting to §15,072,920, against $7,000,000 for the same - period iast year. This week there have been 872 failures in the United States, against 187 last year and forty-four in Canada, against twenty last ye: In- cluding one bank and two~ western failures for $1,000.000 or move, there were sixty-fiva with liabilities exceeding $5,000 each, BRADSTREET"S REVIEW OF TRADE, Many Cities Report an Incrense fn Business —Omnha's Good Showlng. NEw York, Oct. 27.—Bradstreet's tomor- row will say: Orders for merchandise in larger volume have been seen at Baltimore and Pittsburg, at Nashville and Richmond, Memphis, Birmingham, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Little Rock and Galveston, and at Cincionati, Louisville, St. Louis and Omaha in the west. This is an unusually long list of cities in which an increase in the volume of business Las been recorded within a week, and it is worthy of unotice that reports from them in almost all instances specify increased orders for dry goods, shoes, clothing’ and groceries, Mer- cantile collections are mado more freely in the cotton growing regions, as well as in the Larger winter and spring_wheat states. A cities 1 Georgia, South Carolina nnd south- ern Alubama no increases are reported in GBLLENGECK, BANJOIS I' AND TRACHER liforain ui. 14 PAW‘NBBOKEBS “Rates, 10c a Tine month.’ Nothin b insertion. $1,50 a line per n for loss than 25e. SONNENDERG, DIAMOND BROKER, 1305 J. Douglas st Lo: money on dismonds, watches, ele. Oldg0ld aud silver bought. ‘Tel. 1608 Rates word first tnsertion, 16 4 word there- after. Nothing taken for less than 25¢. JOUND, GOLD SPECTACLES N, 24TH ST. WM. Gentleman, 16th and Cass sts. 065 27% Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Castorla. RAILWRY TIME GARD SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, Rates, 100 & llne each Insertion, $1 50 a 1ino per month. Nothing taken for less thin Z5e. F()K SALE-Al NO. 2 REMINGTON TYPE- writer, 60,000 series, $45.00. 613 N. Y. Life Bldg. M420 LOST. Rates, 1% & word first msertion, 1o & Word thereatier. Nothing takan for less thin 250, OST-PUG BITOH; RETURN TO 817 LEAV- enworth and receive rewand G185 27+ 08T—A FUR MUFFLER, sETWEEN 10TH AND o 0tk and Dodge.” Leave st Iixs er 10th and Pacific. Mi79 20° Fiatoe, 100 5 Thoe oach Taadly rionth. Nothing taken for —~ - B INGAGEMENTS O DO DRESSMAKING IN Utamilles soliciied. Miss@iurdy, 4218 Nicholas street. o 3 N16* on, §1. 5 & line per s th 0AGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Depot 10th and Masou Sts. Chicagh Vestibule Chicagh Expross... ‘Chicago Express. leazo & Towa Loc: “BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER. 10th and Masor Denver Bxpross. Deadwood Express, . Denver Express. | Nabraska Local (Excepi §iin).. Omaha_ 400 pm ion b nsas City Diy P‘xvnflan Night Exp. via U, P. Trai .8t Louls CHICAGO, & L & PACIFIC, Union Depot 10th & Marcy Sis. T ebraska Stato . Night Express L.:World's Falr Limi Gicialioma Bxp. (to Oklahoma & Toxas Exp. (FX.Sii | 05 pm| ...».....Coloradn Limited .. 05 am. brasis it T ONION PACIPIC, ™ .50 pm 4.55 pm_ Arvives Omaha ])uis?»xAx?r?u N ?.\uu BS; FIT AND ‘style warranted. Atlflmfi Boe. M016 20 AsuioNABLE ROBES, TATEST STYLES AND perfect fit; work by day®at homes. In 1724 Capltol ave. . 0 SECURITIES JOR SALE, Unton Depot 10th & Marcy Sts. 405 pm 7.00 pm Heatrice & Stromab'y Bx (6X 81in) (1230 pm Pacific Express. Denyer Fast Mall ) Arrives | Omaha 943 an 5.50 pm ¥, Depot and Marcy St “:Clileago Express. . -Chrieago Expross. . de Ratos, 100 3 ian cach Inserfion, 31,60 & line per mouth. Nothing taken for rgse Gt oo, HI(JH GRADE ("“"A flr"' MORTGAGES, newing purchasers m:&-u of interest, pums o of from $100 up for sale oy Gaobe Loan & Trust Co., 16th & Dodge, Omaha. Paphlilars on wnllcu‘::'.‘.’.. 8, 2Bk CENT MORTG Aui’mn BALE, SECUR- absolutely safe. A 1 Estate 1617 Farnam. . “be” nolll S WINTERED, b insertion, $1.50 4 line per for less tian 35e. ¥, E. & MO, VALLEY Depot 15th and Webster S| .Deadwood Expross. . (dx Sat.) Wyo. lxt Bx. Mon.) Norfolk "Dlul Sunday) . 5. Arrives Omaha 0 pa 10.450m 925am Arrives Omahs Pass.. MISSOURI PACIVIC. Depot 15th und Webater Ste. 8. Louls Bxpro 81, Louls Expres Nebraska ! ocal Omaha 8.00 am [ ORSES WINTERED, FAIR GROD: H nonth; leave orders at J. Withrow s Nlfi“&) lnbr A 31, ln “uu'.g“ 1 Al‘:‘-l‘“ln%‘ -:LK EX(/“AN(-.. GOOL ’A, ‘.' 'L‘“"‘—__Qg‘; C TYPSWRITERS. k ioa. 10¢ & le eaeh 50 3 1 moih. .mflm'mn'm ike. ] I b IR ers, CIOEUAREY ARSI SR YRS S sad for sauipiaa SCALES. Ratos, 10c 01 cach Inmortion. month.' Nothleg kun (or lows N EWAND seco A EWAND o HANDSCALES, ALL ) Seliock Co., Lake st PATEITT . SUES & 0. T AT C ST P, M 4D U’Ah llllwt.bl\nrs () = Acsommodatio 110 hafiow by (Ex. Sup. )| BATDm o BC PRUl TAmILGd, . 610 4 Passouger (Ex. S SIOUX CITY & PACIFC. 24 Dowklounl)lnru's 8.0 pm. 1440 pm v B _Ouiakal _Bepot uu.u.uw.u mmn . 8t Paul Liniited '_r;:— the volume of trade, and at some a decline s visible, ‘The industrial situation at more important centers in the west is as unsatisfactory as heretofore. while at St. Paul, Minnoapolis, Duluth, Milwaukee and Detroit the record of the year's busin in staple lines does not promise to equal expeotations of a month ago. A conspicuous upward movement of prices last week is succeeded by a corresponding list of decreases, among which are quota- tions for [ndian corn, oats and cctton, due to heavy raceipts: in coffee, a reaction from extréme high prices is noted, and also in hogs, lard, wool, in some iustances, and lumber, particularly with the south, where it has been sold about normally figures. Rice is stilj held firm at extreme quotations, a8 are navil storos. X po of wheat and flour from both cousts of the United States and Canada this week amount to 8,521,000 bushels, compacod with 2,700,000 bushels last week, 4,078,000 in the fourth week of October last year and 1.000 bushels in the year bofore. 1,200,000 bushels were exported from ports. ‘Toronto's wholesalo business is quiet, the only signs of improvement being in graic. ‘The volume at Montreal is smaller than at this time last year, all lines reporting a woderate inquiry. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENTS. But Little Increise seen This Week | ports rom Cities, New Yonk, Oct. 27.—The following tablo, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the clear- ing house returns for the week ending Octo- ber 26 and tho percontage of incroaso or decreaso as compared with lst yoar Re- ciries. CLEARINGS. Now York Chicag Boston... Philadeiphis 8. Louis. San Francisc v Orleais. Minneapolis. . Buffalo iy Loulsville..’.. Dotroit Milwa Cloveland Omniin nyer.... t. Paul. Indianapolis. Columbus, O Houston. Memplis. .. Riclimond. Hartford Portland, Ore Washington Portland Fort Wor Seattle Grand Rapids. Norfolk Los Angeles., Syracuse.... & Wilmingion, n.- Chattanol Canton, O Fremont, Neb. $18.004.001 WALL STREET FOR A WEEK. Marked Revival of Specutative A ctivity Now Noticeable. New YORK, Oct. 27.—Bradstreet's tomor- row will say: The changed situation at Washington and the assurance that the un- conditional repeal of the purchasing clause of the Sherman act will pass the senate has caused & marked revival of speculitive ac- tivity and bullish sentiment. Kurope ap- parently has some misgivings about the withdrawal of opposition by the silver fac- tion and has been a seller rather than a pur- chaser of Americans today. This, however, has not had any appreciable effect on the temper or tendencies of the markets. Buying by commwission houses has once more become a feature, while large operators and professional bull peols have found abundant help from that source in adyane- ing various specislties. The advance of values hus been general and though the covering of short contracts results in a large reduction of outstanding bear accounts, the operations of that party have been so ex- tended there is still a largn unprotected short interest in the market. The leaning rates for active stock furnish amplo proof of the above fact. While the market has from time to time shown a tendency to be- come dull, the reactions have been brief and the prevalent disposition has been and re- maius favorable to the establishment of a higher range of quotations, i Positive economy, peculiar merit and wonderful medicinal power are all combined in Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try it. Hood's cures. — Auarchist Found Guilty, Prrrssure, Oct, 27.-—After an all night session the jury in the case of Noel Maison, the alleged French anarchist, chargea with killing Sophia Rues, returned ' a verdict this morning ot euilty of murder in the first de- gree. 1t is claimed 1 Maison was impli- cated in an anarchistic plot to destroy pub lic buildings in Cauada and thut Mrs. Raes overheard the anarchist's secrets, Maison and another man laid in wait and killed her as she was goiag home. The “No. 9" Wheeler & Wilson, with its perfected tenisons. upper and lower, is the only lock-stitch machine that makes an elastic seam, It is the dressmaker’s favorive on that account, Sold by Geo. W Lancaster & Co., 514 South Sixteenth street, T Lamp Explosion, A lamp explosion at 7 o'clock last evening in A. Goldsmith's house, 605 North Seven- teenth street, was the cause of an alarm from box 54, The loss will not exceed $25, sustlobiadicud ‘We coulduot improve tne qualivy if paid double the price. DeWitt's Witch flazel Salve is the best salve that cxperience can produce, or thutimoney can buy, iR THE REALTY MARKET, NTS placed on record October WARBANTY DEEDS. Uharles Svard and wifo 1o L K Yos iot 33, Hickory Place....... . ... L 1 Keut and “wife to M Dellone ot 10, block 16, Kountze Place A S Howe to L H Davis, lot 12, 8 Dwlght & Lyman's aad MG Datlono and hushaud 10 Juniiy Th 1283130 feet * com- wmoncing at point 70 foot eust and 20 {ost nouth of nw corner ot 3, Burts lott's add. . % “qui Ceeler to Johm Borkhoff, w % lot block 5. Armstrous’s 2d wdd ¥ W Wessells wnd wife 10 Tames 1o 1, 2 and 8, block 1, La Votd tot 1, bluek 2, subdiv of J 1 % wdd; lot 5, block 19, Pop- pleton park Osmaniin Saviuge Disnk (o 11 0" D viibs, lute 1 wud 3 hiock 4 Ihmumn Pluce.. .- % DERDS, G W THolhrook, spociul wmuster Meck, trustes, Jov 21, bloc nut 4L v tofi 8 Wal- Total amount of translers....... FITTING END 10 A BAD LIFE Doo Taylor, the Famous Virginia Outlaw, Hanged for One of His Crimes, WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR ONE GOOD DEED When No Une Elss Dared He Bronght iy Arch-Enemy and Hrother Bandit to Justice and Goarded the Court House During the Trial, MortoNn, Va, Oct. 97, ated his awful Doo Taylor expi- massacre of the Mullins family on the scaffold at Wise Court House, Va, a few momerits after 2 o'clock this afternoon. Ha met death boldly and under the noose, dressod in a st of pure white linen, preached his own funcral sermon to the crowd of assembled witnesses of his doath, "o die the murderor's death on the gallows was the onlyend fitted to the cowardly career of a man like Marshall Taylor, known in tne regions where the states of Kentucky ana West Virginia join hands as Doc Tay- lor, dead shot and relentless on the teml ot those who had incurred his enmity. Yours before the desperando, Talt Hall, whose red record. furnishod display head: tines for every nowspapor in tho couatry, ended his crimes on the gallows at Wise court house Septembar 1, 1503, thers had existed a bitter feud between the followers of those two outlaws, Tho death of ono ot both of them in a duel was tio expected climax of this enity. A reward was offerod for the avrest of Hail on account of the mur. der of Oficer Hylton,for which crimoe he was vlll‘llllfll‘d and ho was arrested at Memphis, ‘enn, Taylor Captured Hali, But Hall became so much of a terror that no one could be found to take the requisition papers and bring the outlaw back for trial, It was during this juncture that Doc Taylor came to the front and oftared to undertake the dangorous mission. His services were prompuly nccepted, and he not_only brought his man back, but he guarded him with a large posse in jail and to and from the court house during a trial that lasted over a week. All this time Wise court house was in o state of siege by g bana of Hall's followers and outlaws from Ken- tucky, who threatened to rescue Hall. ‘T'ay- lor headed a heavily armed body of citizen: and by presenting a determined front do: foated the purpose of Hall's sympathizers. Doc Taylor's alliance with his enemy, the law, and the arrestor his greatest onemy caused him to carry things with a ligh and bloody hand among the mountainecrs. His last cruel aud inhuman crime, of wh he was found guilty by a jury. was the massacre of the Mulling family. Ira Mullins, his wife and two children, and a driver were returning to Virginia in a wagon from Kentucky. Muliins had all his possessions with him, including some $100 in_cash. The family was set upon in the neighborhood of Pond Gap by Doc Taylor and his gang, and uot one of them survived to tell the tale; father, mother, chiildren and the driver wers murdered, the bodies rifled and tho wagon robbed of its contents, “The nows of this crime sproad the people of the entive surrounding thosceno became first alarmed and next united in a determination to hunt down Taylor and his gang. Every man became a law officer, and aftera pursuit that was closo and marked by sevoral skirmishes, Taylor was finally captured and placed in the Wise county jail. He was tried and speedily convicted. Was One of Morgan’s Raiders. Taylor belonged to the famous cavalry band commanded by the dauntless John Morgan during the war of the rebellion and was conspicuous for doeds of reckless daring. When the war ended he returned to Kone tucky and innugurated a reign of terror in the moutains. Murders wero the dmly amusements = of his gang and although they were fre- quently arrested, the terror whi- they inspired nsured their acquittal when brought to trial. It was well known that any juror who voted to conviet any of the despersdoes would be marked for venegence by theic friends, and as a conscquence they always escaped. ylor ran his bloody course and it was the utrocity of the Mullin murders that caused the people of a whole region to rise up against him, and made his conviction, onco he was in custody of the officers of the law, certain, Ho wag very eccentric and had queer re.agiou- ideds, a kind of faith which may cause some to think his mind was unbalanced. It is said and generally believed hore that Taylor was hired to kill the Maullins and that he gota large sum of money for it. He wasa very eccentric man of spiritualistia ideas. Ho would hold spiritual seances at his home where he claimed to perform won- derful feats through the influence of the spirits. pidly and WOULD-BE SLAYER WILL BE SLAIK Roselans Jullen Seoking to Kill His Broth= ors* Lynchers 18 Himsalf Droppea On, New OrLEANS, Oct. 27.—From information received hero it is believed that Roselans Julien, ‘the murderer of Judge Estopinal, whose thres brothers were lynched by a mob Just after the muvder, is surrounded 1n a drainage machine at Boutte station, thirty miles above the city. This is a very sparsely set- tled section, and u request has boen sent hero to send a posse of twenty men to the scene at once to assist in the capture. It ir thought that he will uot be taken alive. A levter was found in the Carroliton police station this morning as the janitor was mopping out addressed to Chief of Polix Master. Upon being opened it wak found to bear date of September 23 and was signed “Julien the Ripper.” The letter stated that the xurderer intended to rewurn to Jefferson parish and kill some of the mwen who murdered his brothers. Among those he planned to kill was Judgo Long. A posse is now being organized to £o to Boutie to at tempt the capture of Julien. OTHER CAPTURES EXPECTED, Sammitvlile Greatly Exclied Over Kecent Fight with Burglars, Axpexsoy, Ind., Oct, 27.—Summitville and vicinity are still all excitémert over the tragic capture of Dick Goodman and Tom May. Goodman's condition is regarded as very critical by the attending physician, Both of the prisoners, Goodman uand have preserved a despite the efforts of 18 to induce them to talk. Wilkin: storeroom was riddlod by more than twenty balls, und upwards of seventy shols were ex- Llluuxnd before Goodman and his confodernte were captured. A large amount of stolen property belong- ing to'H. J. Joncs has been found in Dela- ware county. ‘T'he ofticors say that the cap tured men belong to a gang of thieve: rat ing from Kentucky to Michigan, Special do- tectives are at work and other caplures are expected, Navel Trick of fonbers, Purrssuno, Oct. 27.—-While drivieg teo Guyasata, & few miles wost of hore, last night, W. K. McGuire, a sewlng machine agent, was attucked and robbsd by four masked men. After taking his money, amounting to §50, and his wold watoh, the bbers bound and gageed Moluire and lad him in the wagon. The horse was thes frightened aud then started for Guyasata al @ terrific pace, but before any damige was done the rig was stopped by two pieyelists and McGuive releasod. ‘Ihere is no clew to the robbers. the Her Hushand Susp cted of Muarder, Wasuixoros, Pa, Ocl. 27.—Mrs. Johu Dornan of Dunningville, twelve miles frow inere, was found dead in her howe last eves ing with her skull crushed and neck broken Sue was lying in a pool of blood and by her side was hor husband i # drunien stupor. He was unable to give any wceount ol hel death, und was urrestod for her wurder. Doraan is a blacksmith, 00 years old, and ia well known in Washiu lon county. s Fou BROXCHIAL, ASTHMA’ ND PULMON~ ARY Comprraiygs, *Brow. Buroxowiat ‘I'Roones’” have remarkable curative vropes | bies. SoLD ONLY 1N BOXES.