Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA SPECIAL_NOTICRS. | —_— ' YA DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS A RN dikem Whull 12:90 p. m. Tor the evenng and unth 8:30 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editions Adveriisers, hy requesting a numbered check, enn have thelr answers addressed to o numbered Jetter In care of THE BEF. Anw Will be delivered upon prese SITUATIONS -WANTED. word there- “Raten 114 o word firat insertion after Nothing taken for lews thin ~‘API>N|'| "ION BY \l||'k!' EXP] Ty or general merehandise {an ana English. HUING SWEDISH d roeistored experionee i Amerio 1iwh perfeetly, Absolut ely soboer & Bost of reformces, Add N. 16th, Om SITUATION WANTED Iy and enke baker. Address U 44 A GOOD BREAD Tee. 786 B1° WANTED, AT ONCE, POSITION BY AN EX- perfenesd man Klenographe bost of refer- . Address A 20, T et Wi, WANTED-MALE HELP. B fonomons TRAMS FURNISHED: EXTRA Dy 16 men with rigs. American Wringer Co., 1500 Howard at. 149 THE NEIRASKA GUARANTER SAVINGS and Tvestiment compiny winita _few rontie: o ¢ M0 GOOD PAYING JOI WRITE 'y Co., Milwaukes, Wia, 120 N3¢ “MAN WANTED: SALARY AND EXPENSES, Aee; Whole or part tima. Apply at Bros. Co., nurserymen, Chleago. MALL N16 LATBORERS ON Tilll U. 8. GOV~ nessno, Arkinane and mer & O'Hoven Labor M375 NI7T* r"nmuu N THE Tiie Now Patent nie on_stehi St e hrvle W08 1 $120.00 1 Fo b o 3 0 Bensor MOg. Cou, X 90, L Ceonan, Wis. he Monroe B {t# n 1R YOU WAN e Hawks Nuors once. Brown WANTED. omment work in T Tonislana: eheap fare. Ki agency. 509 South 111 steoot 8t {1V WANTED FOR OUI CITY BUSINESS v o woelly. Gall at 1516 Douglas, AT 1 TA. A GOOD .. Curry " Hoinde gy, 1 P WANTED. 1 b RUNDLE WItAP- er- Apply Nobrasic iz Co. M710 50 PFI500 A MONTH - AND EXPENSES cluatve (erritory. No expertence. Staple goods, ute monopoly, Men and wonion wanted Contracts. ‘Pay cortain. Notalk, System “Write quick. Terns free. Address K, 3, Hoston. Miss, Ma04 17¢ NTED. anmaier. PERI NCE ox A T2 WANTED, COUNTY MANAGERS: DUTIE: yearly ' 10, expenses $50.00, imonthly: malary §70.00. Ox| pey Ccontrnets oneloue postage. Mesaba M. Co., K5, Duluth. Minn P EABORERS WANTED ON N Sprague and 27t ste main sowe ]‘ WANTI D, 25 BOOKKEEPERS TO ATTI a class of rapid ealenlation which will formed in Omaha November 1 by Prof. J. C. i ean of Davenport, Ta. Rapid and S pariron ta. Lt InGAL JmpOriant part of o work, and_Omaha bookkecpers and office r will io doubt ik antige of this ehan prove The profe has hid more sy ihis line than person n the States, Tt has won fc aational rep: anong busines hins 18 i pr n tprivile seliool will be Quirion will bo i 201 MeCague butlding. AN EFFICIENT BROOM MAKER AT ON Broom compiny. M783 1 Bovancen BUNDLYE WRAPPERS, [WO WRAPPERS, Lrnoys abont 18 The BNT COOK AND &, Eighth and Pine M1 30% BRAL HOUSE: Avply 2047 C NTE Taundress Sts., eastof b FOR Jworics g00d FOTCTCNCes. DECCRRATY. Dodge stroet. N WANTED, I wn e faom & home work for K 1o c worlt; send self addressed en DIy comp; 0 0 a0 RL FOR HOUSEWORK. MRS. 4 Seward str M764 B1% (- GOOD GIRL, FOR GESERAL HOUSEWORK. CAN 511 Shorman ave, corner Grace st. 10 e _insertion, $1 Nothihig taken forless thin 2 l)~n‘." ’.',f;!‘“n‘.\ e D T) I uTm.\' CoT Stnford eir OF THE CITY. 5 Farnam. 042 VON DORN TMOD guttor CHOIC 04 Bow bldg. 515 NEAR BUSI- I Beo buildiy o kooN HousE ess, ront moderate MODER Aopiy NCY, 607 BROWN BL| M767 ALT PARTS X’)fiufu'm L AG TIOUSES A OF # and up. G 3 MODELRN Dt Y. Life D ROOMS IN ¥. Butts, BIGHT- n.mm‘ Moss 5 CASS J. JOHNSON M1d3 TEN-ROOM HOUSE, NO. A elass arnam st.. $15.00. house. 4717 Capltol ave, ali 1en s, $10.00. Al modern 1t room house h 1 tnprovements, i (o & Carmichiael, 412 New Yoric Life, Tids. 8 e ROOM COTTAGE, CORNEN D Jar, eister and city wi auire 1IN F M FOR RENT. NIC Tt o N. Y. Life. ") HOUSES. F. K. DARLIN TENANT dwelling. 1 Wareon ONLY, COMPLE No, S Fari Rogors, 132 M0 S0 PEL M AROON HOUS VOR RF 11-R0OM HOUSE, ])nmulh Inauire 1919 Dodge St ~FOR RENT, A DESIRABL D=Tan sy, Anm of Jones ind 25t et RESIDENCE, SOUTHWEST Allfornin. Al ey, oo 10 OM _ HOUSE, PERFECT CONDITION. Vited. modom: small Gaml B16 North 0th street; rent resonihle. B n MOUSES, 1§ 10 6 BOOMS, s N 1T, [)¥OR RENT, 4 1OONS #11 i VLAT. N ROOMS, RA lenoen, ne ety avtron blo TR 'r‘ Woon oo Clonaer l) COTTAGY ) -7 ROGM K l)fl-l‘l‘ ISK, S18 N, 17TH S 1. ENQU MODERN 8-ROOM HOU and patnted, $13. 2912 Beward D Dett ROOM HOUSE. BARN AND CITY W 1000 L0 riglit party. Northwest coruer o Dodge, s iy ka0 - A Sta FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. “Raten, 14c & word first | after. rwn.m. taken for 574 81 TWO FURD b ROOMS FOR GENTL Ymen only. [ ARGE SOUTH FRC “cov NT ROOM W1 furnace heat, $16.00. Board If desired Burtst. 044 ALCOVE; [LER: BATH, $1.00 i 10° room, $7.00. PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM WITH 0 board. 2510 Dodge. ¥, TRNISHED ROOM Smonth. 1911 Famam | roor WITH OR WITHOU' ELEGANTLY FUR and $12.00 per montis WITH B, 62 s 41 18 18 N1§* cond_floot: $10.00 Wright & Lasbury Moz - ONELAT SOUTH _ROOM erch. Furn; 3 on 24th and 2 Mid1ar K ASANT ROOMS WITH GAS. BATH, ASt and south exposure il FOR TWO. and bath Pleree, betw FUR ISHED ROOMS AN B.)ARD Rates, 1140 & word first {nsortion, 1o word thora. after. Nothing taken for losa than JA-YOUNG WOMEN'S HOMS UNDER_CARE OF Women's Cliristian assoelation, 111 8. 17th st. g 905 NORTH M162 N10* T3-G00D BOARD: TATGE ROOMS 10th stro THE DOLAN, 2 ROOMS AND HOARD $6 WERK. 030 8 17TH 27N1* HOME TMODERN, TABLE V5 N7 HED ROOMS; ALL - nnmw 19 an. Foron RENT NORLY P JFHONRDING Wi R0 STNGT sulu house just fitted up with Oneof the beatlocations fn the eity ik will be fiest elass, 2108 Douglas, M3 6 lfx-'vu. SHED ROOMS AND Douglas BLEGANT FU K\NIIPI) lnm S WITH OR N. 190th stroet. M BOARD, 20 l‘ ROOMS WITH BOARD. LARGE ROOM WITH BOARD. $5.00 PER week; modern conveniences. 513 N. il atvoet. 0~ FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM, withor without board. 2645 Dodge streot. A DESIRABLE FRO} covo and one aide room. F o F UTOPIA, 17 ED_RROOMS WITH BOARD. 211 Farnim i REF- THREE DAY BOARDE Sonable terms. 1709 Dods WANTE board, Re NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, it and modern convenlences. 2020 Harnoy BOARD AND ROOM; STEAM HEAT, GAS, Dath; $1.5 nd $5.00 per week. 411 North 14th. _N7Tg 11 "Rates aftes 130 1 word first insortion, 1 \'ummann. for less than IMS FOR KERPIN 500 SO UNFD hotseke blocks fron S, W. COR. 7TH i 00, 1o desivable So. 17th streat. M210N MODERN i) ROOMS 1N wn Tieat, el Addross U 35, M7 (< CLEAN 3-ROOM Fand Pacifie sirec small famliles. G. (G5 UNEURNISHED ROOMS. ALL X2t ONE SUIT OR TWO § Xhusiness nlock in centerof ity D10 right parties. Men only T, Rates, 106 o lino cach nsertion, month. Notulng taken for less ¢ FOR RENT, THE {-STORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam st. The building ment basement, complete Stodm water on all the 00K, gas, ete. Apply at the oMa of THE BEE. T orrrc FITHNELL BLOCK. “GOOD BRICK STORE, 1807 ST. » 0. cheap. and will take ro quire 1318 Farnam, M _out in 5, 100 & 1ine each (naortion. $1 Nothing tuken for less tiau S WANTED FOR QUIOK pi t1on Just belng put on the Sold only through agents. Gooll profits and field, Swmple Py mail. 25 conts, The Ohio 1ty Co.. D. 1, Clneinuati, 0. 0 fent kno Atldress U 28, Bee, Council Bl WANTED, ALL 11t work at hiome ;. Address George F. B iy, Neb. ~ STORAGE. 10c aline oach fnwertion. $1. Nothing taken o HOUSEHOLD FOR, it it Weills, 1111 F MR Tatos, 100 4 1no month, Nothing taken for T~ WANTED, TO BUY OR TRA N oud hand ool and billiard tabls UHEAP HOUSE AND LOT ALSO I Phaton: Ditiey, 10 N ¥. Lite bkt IIABBAOE BATHS, ETC. Contanura. TMQFE.\ RUE, MASSAGE, 116 8. 16TH MAnON IR DOUGLAS, THIRD alcofiol, suighue and ' MME. CARSON floor, room 7 1121 [ PERSONAL. ) mal b and el anfenra 34 81500, Withnell 830 NEW DF Box 861 T-MATRIMONY OR PLEASURE J send 2 stamp 10 P. O, Ne U TED, A THEATRIC. anything before November Fullerton_ope capacity 600, Full house M. Sheafr, manager, Full U, SUTRATES IN PHOTO! tos, Aristo finsl, one worth ' 5.00, for 2123 Cuming s L TROUPE, DATE 0 for opentng the Just complnted uaranteed ABINET PHO. RX10 Arfsto, vory beat t Cowan's photo studio oty oo for 10 “Rates 100 4 line cach {nsertion. ¥1.50 & 1ne pee month. Nothing taken for 1088 than 25c. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWBST RA The 0. F. Davls Co., 1505 Farnm street. Wi MONEY TO LOAN AT proved and unimprove 10 6 years. Fidelity Trust G PROVED AN 3,000 RATES. Firat National Bk bldg 061 RUST CO., 318 N.Y. s for cholos seenrity o farms or Omaha eity pro “MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT iy to W. B, Melkl; ¢ CITY PROD- 3. Abra- 021 TIME LOAN Y W Mox TO LOAN ON INSII crty. Tow rates, Money on hand. H 3110 Farnam. OAN SHORT Der X NONEY 1O TOA! A We will loan youany sum which you wish, small or large lowest possiole rates, in thé auickest possible tine, god for any length of time to it you. Yon ean pay it back in such install- men(s a8 you wish, when you wisi and on pay for it 48 long as you keep it You borrow " HOUSEMOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND C. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE RITY. moval of property. OR ANY OTHER S| Without plublicity or OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN 306 St fiest floot : the 8tr THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. DO YOU WANT MONEY? We will 1oan you ANY SUM you wish on vo FURNITU ANOS. HORSES, WAGON: CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, o i “Weglve prompt attention to all applications, : i and will earry your loan as long a4 you wish. You can_reduce the cost of lug your lo aps any time. There 18 10 publicity : remo! omperty. 3 LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 1 WithnelL bl ! 15th i or A curit 1 Contin "~ BUSIN=SS CHANCES, cach Inwertion, $! takon for Iexs than i n 50 & liuo por month. Nothing ~WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU in busi; We want to establish one honest, roliable. enterprising person. man or womar, in & Tegitimate money making business n e v the woest. Bu s 18 clean, easy and ate. Bl 1 rrtles with push and If_you can't fui ply. ¥ ance, beforo &o gured your territ Co. pterprise s Tho Dr. Stare Herd Remedy 1£0. 1L, 0 15, orod. T dy KBRY SHOP,OLD STAND th streot. Apply 1o Jos, Rel- MEBL _FOR RENT, 1 No. 916 Nortl wman. DAILY FOR BALE--R BET B room cottage 09, for 110 on 2 BEE Continied et IN HANSCOM P! and falt lot, ¢ Ay ol ARGAIN i fow s £1.000. W Cottare. m or conv oecupted 16 lota (8 Flue o stdewnlk Hx1 #1.600. ~ro0m ot 300 cash B-room ¢ F.D. Wead, 1 101 57149, €000 43 coen), fine frul. for §2. Tront lot north of PATK and barn, §2.500. 1 Bouth front withwottage, 1 miles 8. W., bal tage. 50.00 evemy {§ mo. 1 and Ohio, $1,750. hand Douas, corein MONDAY. OCTOBER L ESTATE. “MODERN Karbach 747 30 ACE for s, never . permanent and tull {81, 20t avd Onhlo, $1,250 o8 BHO&THAND AND T\'PEWRITINJ ten. 14 month. Ny 7OUNG ch i 2 for b a Tine othiing lon. #1.6 ke cas than wlino por TADIES AND G SN TLAEVAN OAN 8398 cauire & working knowledge of ghorthand typewriting al 4. C. Tand, 518 SuonTH I cof build “Rates, mouth. N p.\xw.wmw families 106 a Tine each in Vau Sint's sehool N.Y. Lite Typewriters to v AND AND TYPEWRITING. pled prompily. J. C. T ine. DRESSMAKING. artion, §1.50 othing taken for leas than i TO DO DRE # solicited. Ming Sturdy, M 006 MSS, a llne per 343 N1G* N. 24TH. Tnquire at 023 28 BEO URITIES FOB. BALE Rates, 10 month. N Hien netting prirchasers good r. of from $1 106th & Dodge, O PER C ity whiol 1617 a line oachi inser othing taken for OMAHA on, 31 ss than 2 Oy RADE MO ot it 00 up for 84l 0y Glob Particularh CENT MORT SAT Litely Kafe. WINTERED, r.\lfi « leave orders at J. T. ROT Rates, 10 1 ) month. . N. Y. S, CALIGRA od of prices, Tol Life bidg. S PHS, BVRI 538, Lown &Tr applic Boyles allns ',.T- RTGAGRS, cat, BUms st Co. tion. 608 18, SEC sl HSUILS ag ND! 8‘(”" Withrow’s, ~ Tel. 422 N allns per Nothing taken for 10s8 thin 23e. LY THING, & W, RO W st Hofmelster, Benson, M 1 thereafier. ST FI Jdog, w ve rew QIRAYED OR STOL chestnut g ROM ithout 1 ard. Fs0ld; no wi fartop clipped ATHER TOBER 23, A DARK \ite, excont 1, (rota or fon lead- 1t Howard MT38 $1 TIPPED shoe ¢ a Tine cach Tinetion, taken for. REY WITH with M. 0. M $1.50 a line por s than 2o, 70! il MUSIC, ABT Al&D LANGVAGDS Raten, 106 month. Y FOR SALE in county seat The Knlghts Y "A NO. 1 NEWSPAPER OUTFIT Basy terms. Inquira or 4 ewel, Omalia. 944-n6* TOOK AND FIXTURES. 2 E. Howendobler, Bertrand, Ne ALBY HOTEL, vate tern T: THE I Neb.; mod ~—FOR SALE O RENT, DI _l’l\\'lNU M Inarket in elty. Inguire At 2502 Blondo St Mij0s N: Y. hor splendid biisiness: nieely furnis hed: por month: finestlocation i eity: reason for sell ing, sicf 800,00 will buy_it. Hine each (n¥ertion, $1. Nothing taken forfess tia Rates, 100 4 1ne each acr month. monti FoR SALE-AL Nothing ak Nothing taken for NBERG, 8L Lo 1 for losy th NO. 9,000 series, $15.00. REMINGTON GI3 N. Y. TYPE- Lifo 5 HOTEL FURNITURE A i€ sold soon. tn ity of 1 tlow. Address L. E. Wheeler MG3T 2 FOR SALE. Jease, at half 000 fuhabitints. § Beatriee, N THE BE 3. W. Sipe, Y KOk SALE CHEAP. saloon in South Omili. N street LOCATED aggent. 2415 M74s 4% DLUMBIAN NATIONAL Liucoln, Neb. VATOR IN SECTION OI' od “corn_crop. Reason for 10 do busineny witli. - Address U 765 4 rentlug 42, Bee. 30 money t - 10c a line each uscrtion. §) Nothing tuken for loss 771 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA . KANSAS liand Dakota. Wil sell cheap or oxchange for mdse. ttle. Add. box 76, Fraukfort Ini line per / MODERN K-ROOM RESIDE St ST YOUR o with B, T, #1,000.00 STOOK GEN dine for ¢ laid and 1 cass on i EXCHANGE Plancl Bros., XCHANG GOOD FARM 1. 7 YA+ lmlllrlu» 7 o _Bamain. WO FIRST CLASS Rambler pref Dealers need 10 oans, Neb, oR or Must be fu good condition Drs. Hoffuin & Browa, O i1 lots of from L. 18 Couslus, Couneil Bluis, . ¥OR BALE a word fi Othing taken for less (. STOVES OF ALL KINDS G Weiin Auotion Co., 1111 F: 110 500 carionds. M788 5 0D AS e sertion, 1ed Word thora- Wothiing taken fOF leas thats 236, PLEOR SALE FANILY HORSE GENTLE AND nound. Chieap for cash. Addresy . M. Conkiin aiter or 81 > HORSE, HARNESS AND PHARTON COM plete, govs for $40.00, Must be sold at once. Address U 20, oo Offic G54 ux _¥OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. (! ONE BRUNSWICK ll" LIARD TALLE AN’) w pool table, used 6 month s KOO s new ;:'-r salo cheap. Address P. O. box 813, West P (o FOI SALE. NEW SCALE KIMBA Naud uew Vietor bleyele, exirouely eheip. dress U 30, Boe. house cn West Farnam St Tree butiding. MG30 50° LRST-OLASS TEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH ])a.' pice ielghbariioud. Noril: Also wine-room O\M facl nm. 208N ¥. Ll Ao 0% AND 8 ROOM HOUSES. CENTRAL LOCA- Dlfin Inquire 2616 ¢ lavenue. B85 4 fath st opo- ng Q UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP. 2507 Pairick avouns, M760 d1% CLAIRVOYANTS. Rates, 106 o le cach fuacrion. $1.30 & 1o por mouth. Nothing taken for leas than 25c WATER N TDDIII HOUSE. WIkR' OF Wishout dara. " Apply aa1d o o oo At - MBS, NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOVANT, cHabli busluwas wodium: 5th year ai 119 N. }‘,‘;" [ ROOM AND 4 G0N FLAT, N M iovemonis, 11138, T1th. HOUSE, #15.00, 1518 SOUTH rarl Dy f N3} et Y IOD mnu taken for loss (b SMITH, 5028 13TH, 2XT) FLOO) 3. Mussage. vapor, slcobol. siean: sul nn sea vaLan . DR Ly MME. JowR MacukTo HEALER 203 Douglas bloek Ma0L 3 | Addrens ¥. Soui Rates, 100 Insertion. $1. month. Nothing taken (0¥ wss thin 2 ¥ INS_HOU TS AND FARMS, 8 or trade. ¥, K. Darling, Burker bik [0 YHOICE 15T MORTGAG ANY AMOUNT. Wallnce, Lirown bloek, 1oth and Douglas 320 Y, Liaa I JARM LANDS, C. ¥. HARRISON, 013 N, good far exeh; . Welbton, Grant 441 N1 EASY TERMS, LOTS IN FRAS] #5000 10 $500 00, Also T Ferguson & Co. M2l 2 160 1915 300.00 18 LOTS OF MONEY. BUT 1 WILL o the (rst payment oo the biggest bargaln an fuside lot eve i Fidelity Trust Co. 702 Farnam street Mul2 50 3C ALES 5, 10c @ line each_insortion, $ \'m\'xshu Aditvess Borden & Selleck Co., LOST L DAPO. t Nothin taken for 1088 th 'OND HAND SCAL| 810 VITALITY 3 liegreat Hindoo F 1o of cur Ledical Co, mouth Pias aline per Laks st.. 9,Chicaz0 . PA'I‘EN T soLic OM TO N SUES B. 10.. Be Buildinz, Advice FREW, RAILWARY TIME BRRD CHICA 0. BURLING Dok Toth anl Manon Sie L Vestibule. . 2 [Bxpross... 20 Expres. ¢ Towa Loga TBORLING TON & MO. RIVER. pm| K C. 1045 pm| Lenves gnu.- | i | | aves | _Omahu m Teaves | Omaha |1 830 pm | 11.30am Leaves | Onmal 00.00 CASH WILL TAKE THE BIGGRST ‘alu of the ynar: Dalanee on Lo, Fil, Fust Co., 1702 Faraim sireo JPARM LANDS. B0 acres, Sarpy county, $1 BO aeres. Sarpy county, $1.00. 240 ucros, Sarpy, $30 i ue 20, Douging coliniy. $40 ai ero. 0. Dowglas county, $15 wn uere. 240, Washiugion county, $27 au uere. 210, 010 coubLy, $12 i der 240'Roone county. $14 wn aere. C. F. Harvrison, 912 N. ¥ Life 154N B00: ANY. PRICE: o Hrown bl M) & Doiglas R CITY PROPERDY, N V. Lits Blds., Omah ATTRACTIVE HOMES. VERT Sed! Geo. W. P. Coutis, 10 Pattoraon blk. 'y ND. 240 ! cor- b clay oll, nulwproved yo O proberty: . NG Propositions 1 from owners din el West Point. Neb. F ND3 AND & Boarrfght, 801 JOR SALE. chean. will be eonsis M7l huw 1§ ROOM COPTAGE. CORNER 30TH AND Sahlo Tar. eily Wiler, elstecn. ouly $1.260. Basy paywients. Bugulre 1515 Farudn:, M777 30 4.00 pm. 7.00 b 46 pm | “Owaha in,uu l‘:m Teavos Omaha! 1 TBooam 116 pin Baapim Leavee Omaha) Bespal Depot Lot and Magon Sts. dwood BApross, \. Demver Bxprass 3 Looal (£t \Lincoln Local (Bxeapt —fi( C. ST L &O. 1. Depol 10tk and. Masos 8ia. y Dy BXprass. bt o, v O .St Louls Exprovs.. RLIGE , BT & PACTEC, Union D! o Exprosi. “Nébrasica siate Tiniisd k) ioridn alg: Lo am | Okidhous B .n | 1 |Oklaho |mll‘~‘x oloradg TAmiLa .« wsk Sl Liotai ! UNION PACIFIC, n Dopol 1088 & 1 ver Hy 1 Overtand i éairibe & Sir Baciio ‘Denver CHICAGO, MI Droas. . i ST PAUL hdaroy St Chicago B p: Chicago Hxprous F. B & M VALLEY __Depoi 15th au it \ St Paul ) & NOR| 2pat. 10t} & M Zxprass ".Chic. Pass MISSOURI P. 3 Depot 15th and Webstor Sts. 8t Louls Bxpres.. SC Couls Expross a Local.. BT P M &O Depot 15kl and Websier Sta. Sloux City “Accomnedation Sloux City prags (85 San St Paul Limite { Gakiid Pavso 1ger (3% SIOUX CITY & PACLEC _ Dupot, 10 and Maios sbs “Sloux City Pa " - 8L Paul BXorods SIOUX CITY & PACLAIC Depot, Lath and W -bster 3ty OMAHA & 81 1, 0Jid U. P. Depot, 10th anl Maroy| - Lo Cnonon Ball. Teaial i 10th & Marcy Sis. 3 Ii¥abaior Sta. H \"nm S| H.00 a0 .30 am 4.23 pu Omah 1185w 1.00 pm 4.00 pm | 820pm 03 p 7.00 pin 1230 b 420 pm Arrives Omaha 9.5 ani 5.50 pm Arrives” 1" Omaha 15 pm Arrives Ouiha 6.00 am 425 pm | 10.20 pm TAreivang Omahg | \id.46pe | Lbebest Wb am | gening noodles! | sewing machine needles! #5pm | 1000 am | 30, 189¢ LUXURIES FOR THE RED NAN ! Vost and Varied Array of Supplies Listed for the Indians. DO THEY EVER REACH THE AGENCY? Student Lamps, Dinner Casters, Hale and Tooth Brushes, Mirrors, Indeiiblo Tnk and Collur Buttons Among the Necessaries of Lo It would be difficult thing less aboriginal than tho stock of goods displayed in the government warchouse of Indian supplies, a_dingy, old building located at 77 Woost street, New York. The theory of the Indian bureau, according to the Sun, is that, while Lo may be a tolerable noble work of God, the white man enjoys large assistance from the tailor and his breth- ron in the aots of civilization. The idea, therefore, is to make the Indian over in the image of the white man. Early in the spring the agents at the vesorvations make out lists of articles they need for the Indians under their charge, and these lists are sent to the commissioner of Indian affairs at Washington. Congress then makes an__appropriation of such a sum as the conaitions permit, the schedules are turned over to the New York. ware house, and bids are at once advertis for. About the middleof May the goods begin tocome in. They ave gotten out again as quickly as possible, so that be- tween May and December two or th million dollars’ worth of goods passes through the doors of No. 77. During these months the warehouse is a busy place. Nine or ten clerks and fifteen or twenty porters are on the pay roll, not to mention inspectors of goods, who ex- amine them to seo if they ave up to the standard required. After December evergThing quiets down, and s head clerk and one porter ave the only ones besides the superintendent to rouse the sleeping echoos. It is in these lists of articles for the use of our copper-colored neighbors that one finds so much food for speculation. Consider the subject of blankets, for in- stance. An Indian without a blanket is like Hamlet without his cloak, but in the made-over [ndian of the reservation the practice of wearing blankets on any- thing but the beds isdiscouraged. This is a blow to the savage Beau Brummel but they are foread to yield. Still, they attempt to gratify their love of color by securing the most brilliant-hued blan- kets for their slumber rvobes. This is also uncancasian. They yearn for scar- lot, but a pathetic item appears in last year's veport, showing that only 995 pairs of searlot blankets weve vouch- safed, while 15,936 pairs of sober indigo blue ones were thrust upon the petition- ers. These are of good quality, how- ever. The superintendent looks out for that. Hore are some other items which ap- peared in last year's advertisement for bids: lico, standard pi mu, 66,300 yards. Duclk, standard; 35,200 yard Ginghams, fast ¢ rlms. good quality; no unsalable or bad styles; 230,000 yards, Hankerchiefs, turke, 1,600 dozen. Handkerchiefs, white linen, hemmed; dozen, Kentucky jeans, 8,500 yards Mosquito bar, 4,400 yards. Shirting, calico, 6,700 yards. Shirting. hickory, 19,500 yards. A Vast Array o! Articles. to imagine any- red, hemmed; 1 It will be obscrved that the commis- sioners do not intend. to allow dealors to unload their old goods upon the lithe forms of the Indian maidens. No “‘back number” ginghains for Minnehaha and young Mr. Slow-Dog-Get-Out-of-the- Way. In the matter of handkerchiefs, too, the commissioners relented, and ave such an assortment of turkey red ones as must have almost consoled the petitioners for the indigo blue blankets. But, shades of the noble red man of tradition! what do you say to 4,400 yards of mosquito bar for your descend- ants? Here is & mixture of civilization and savagery, to behold a eurtain of pink mosquito netting flapping airily in the doorwsy of n tepee. And, 4s @ companion picture, there the image of a quondam sc ing Indian arfayed in Kentucky jeans and hickory shirting, wiping the sweat of toil from his brow with a turkey red kerchiof. Here ave some requirc ments of the wards of the nations: Nine hundred and twenty pairs men’s boots, Nos. 6 to 113 030 pairs men's av )20 pairs women’s avctics, Nos. 3 to 8: 12,- GO0 pairs women'’s shoes, sole-lined; and then come strange items, such as 220 hair brushes, 1,100 gross dress buttons, 1,650 coarse combs, 1,275 fine combs, 120 dozen bottles indelible ink, 62 dozen mirvors, 41 gross darning needl sewing machine needles, pools cotton, 19,130 pairs of (80 dozen closed thimbl n thimbles, 10 dozen clotl brushes, 78 dozen tooth brushes, 5 geoss hairpins, 3 gross buttonholo twist, 8 jgross safety pins, 1,600 yards ribbon, 35 dozen 50-yard spools scarlet silk and 10 gross collar buttons, There is focd for thought in array and vaviety of articles stored hore prepavatory to the dispensing of them among the wards of the natfon. The vision of Murs, Old-Horse-Stick-in-the- Mud working the buttonhoies in her husband’s garments is a strange one. 80 is the picture of that nublo red gen- tleman giving wn additional ruddy tinge 10 his clear-cut features in a vain‘search under the bureau for the treacherous collar button, Yet these ave the scenes culled up by a tour of tho Indian ware- house. One thousand four hundred and forty stalwart Indians bending their un- accustomed bucks and squinting their cagle eyes under the bureau. it isan strange vision ‘1o conjure up snd o worth recording as mavking un epoeh in Lustory And suspenders, 5 dozen ope then those forty-ono gross of And the 1,820 dozen A new ora has evidently dawned in squawdom, * Hair brushes, fing and ¢oars 5 und elos and on thimbles ave evide s of cul- tivated wboriginal tustos, and equally pleasing 1y the inference to be drawn from the list that seventy-cight dozen poss RIME IN HIGH PLA ¢ not strange that somes people do wiong through ignoance, otliars f a fallure to invesiigate us to the vignt o wrong of a malter, Jut it is strange, that individuals and firms, who ar s fully uware of vhe rights of others, witl per- tin porpeteating feauds upon them. Hih-toned, wethy maaufreturing weas will offer and sell to retail inev- chants, articles which thoy know to | jufiingements 01 tae rights of proprie o8, wad bnitations ol well known goods We want tosound a note of warning to the retailers to bawire of such imiu tions iud simulatio s of “CARYE '3 Lrr- TLE LIVER PILLS." Whea they are of- fered w0 you, refuse them: you do nob wint to do wrong, und you doa't want Lo luy yourself linble to a lawsuit. Ben Pranklio siid **Honesty is the bust poli- eyoib is justas truu that “Honesty 13 acip.e " 1t is the vast tooth brushes should find a cordial wel- come among the tribes. any Tons of Sonp. One neoad not wonder what becomes of tho five gross of hairpins, or dwell speculatively on the 1,100 gross of dress buttons, but it is not 8o much in evidence what the Indians find to do with 120 dozen bottles of indelible ink! This tendency to vise in the scale of civilized requirements may be accounted for possibly by the 70.500 pounds,of baking powder demanded in one list. A gestive item is one requesting some 000 pounds of soap of varions kinds, not to mention wbout 20,000 pounds of wash- ing soda. _ Iifteen thoasand gallons of syrup, 1,275 pounds of pepper and other important necessities were furnished as acceptable offerings to the Indian appo- tite. The crockery list is full Hore one may learn that thirteen dozen dinner castors went to grace the festul boards of the Indians last vear. With these was & goodly company; dozens upon dozens of = plates, pie, din- ner, breakfast, soup. sauce, tea evory vavioty of plate, in fact. There were 230 dozen chimneys for students’ lamvs, aceompanied, of course, by an item of this sort in another column: and there were hanging lamps and bracket. there were 160 dozen glus lor Six thousand, nine hundred boxes of shoe blacking are mentioned in another place. The white man who has passed through suceessive autumns with thoic attendant ordeals of putting up stove- sipos will breathe a sigh of pity when he reads that hundreds of . assorted “olbows™ and miles of pipe went to weary the lives of a people capable of better things. A cherished tradition is put to flight by a perusal of the list of medical supplios furnished theso descendants of an aboriginal vace. The impression is that when an Indian is sick he diagnoses his own case, goes out into the forest and digs up some root, which proves to be just the thing requived and at onco restores him to health. Also, it is sup- posed that the Indianscorns pain, laughs at torture and makes a mock of suffor- ing. Nothing of the sort, apparently. for hundreds of drugs are sent them an- nually. Morphine, cocaine, chloroform, ether and opium are among them. Pep- sin, too! Imagine Lo, the poor Indian, taking pepsin for indigestion! And there is cocon and beef extract and glycerine (for the aboriginal complex- ion, probably), and finally sugar-coated ill SEvanvithe metamorphosis of the sav- age must be well nigh accomplished. S WRITING ON THE CLOUDS, sug- S0, of interest. also lamps, and salt sprink- World's Falr Scientists Experimenting with & Hu Projector, “The time is coming when a man will sit on the front doorstep of an cvening and read news bulletins from the clouds,” said M. E. Sperry to the Chicago Rec- ord. “With a stereopticon the size of a Krupp gun and a fleecy cloud for a sereen,” he continued, “election returns will be projectea into the sky so that whole city will know how many pre cirets have been heard from, and what the net gain seems to be. What if there are no ciouds? That is easy enough Make some clouds,” They made clouds floated out over Lako by nimble scarchlights, the electrician, and James | fireworks maaq, stood with some work- men at the sontheast corner of the Man- ufactuves roof. . Beside them wuas a searchlight as large a hogshead. It threw a straight beam for a mile out over the rough waters of the lak At that height the wind came strong an frosty. The men were bundled in the overcoats. More than 1,000 feet out from the breakers which pounded the shore two specks of light could be scen tremblin; above the wate These lights mark the location of a raft wherc the clond makers were waiting. Mr. Pain leaned over the railing and swung a lantorn five times. From the raft, which was stationed nearly 2,000 feat from wheve he stood, came an answering signal. Then between the distant lights rose a spit of fire, the sound of a muficd oxplosion was heard above the the surf roar and a bomb lifted itself high into the air and burst. The glaring focus of the search light was swung to tho point from which the bomb had been shot, and there it caught'a white mass of smoko curling slowly upward. As it ros white cirele of light followed it. There we have our screen,” said Mr. Sperry; *with a strong foeus from a pro- jector we could show on that cloud of smoke a preture of Grover Cleveland or an American eagle or something of that kind.” Five bombs were sent up, one after an- other,and each time the searchlight cen- tered on the clouds of smoke, for at each discharge there was one pufl of smoke from the raft and another in the aiv where the bomb exploded. That was as far as the experiment went. It had been intended to throw pictures and words from the projector, but the large mirror behind the electric lights acted ina contrary manner, and it was impossible 1o get u jroper focus. The projector is at the southwost cornor of the Manufactures roof, and has the appesrnnec of an overgrown storcopti- con, The mivror is over three feet in dizmeter, and from that on out to the last lens is a distance of some twelve I last night which Michigan, ch, M, "T'he projection of words and pietures upon elouds of smoke or vapor has beey sucecasfully uecomplished on tho othor side of the Atlantiv, and late experi- ments al Mount Washington have been accompanied by good veslts. blood pur If you_doeid KKeep the lla, do ot be per taking Hood's 10 buy Hood's aded to take © Wings. A I'rench naturalist has shown that the wing avea of flying animals varies from about forty-nine square foet per pound of weight in the gnat and five square foet iu the swallow to hall a square foot per pound of weight in the Australian crane, which weighs twenty- one pounds andyet' flies well, 1f we were to adopt thie last or smallest pro- portion, & man weighing 108 pounds would roquire & pair of wings cach four- teen teet long by three feet broad, or double the area of an ordinary room oor, to carry him, without taking into account the weight of the wings them- selves, To pick out other aervial in- stances, it may not be generally known that a frigate bivd can travel af the vate of 100 miles s hour by ehronogeaph and live in the air & week at a time, day and night, without touching roost; thathirds can exorteontinuously about three times the horse power por pound of weight thut man can and abouy the same amount more than u horse can. The energy given out by birds is, in fact. woight for weight, nuvaralicled in nature, et DeWitt's Witel Hazet Sulve uces bivns. tltw of six wonths observations of Mars have led an astronvmer at the Lick observatory w the eonclusion ~eons trary 1o the gerera ved views that the davk portions of the disk vapres sent land and the light portions water. This Is supported by chservations of Sun Peancizeo bay from Mount Hawiiton, ‘n | me which the bay poars brighter than tho neighboring valley and mountaina at the same distance. On this hypothes sis the “‘canals” would correspond to ridges of mountains almost wholly im- sed in w whilo their doubling may revresent parallel vidgos of which our own earth furnishes oxamples. tor -~ A MONTA .A LPISODE, Sharp Work with Horso Resutt teves and th T got Mr. Hoaloy 10 tell mo that s says n writer in Harper's, but it w no means the equal in old-time flavor of others that [ heard and het wmred of. He and a ¢ompanion wore out after thiev- ing Indians near and they were tired and v, They suw some horses and two mounted men, and rode un to them. Mr. Healoy rode close to the men, and they slipped off the beasts they wore viding and rested their rifles on ihe saddles ina decidedly threatens ing manner. “Who are you*"® ono eried. “We're white men," Healoy shouted, ridi close “But who in aro on?” the stranger insisted. By this time Mr. Healoy was 20 closo to the wen that he conld see what sort of rifles they were “heeled” with, “Quick! who ave yon#" “Healey,” sald tho hero ot tho story, ““Then throw up your hands, — you!" was the answor. Instantly Mr, Healoy threw himself sidewiso over his horse so as to oxpose but one foot, and,dashed away for his life. His com- panion followed suit. As they rode away Mr, Healey said: ““They've been stealing lorses, and I'm going back to stampedo the horses and get them away. Come on." “You'll get killed—and that's all yow'll get," the other repliod. But Mr. Healoy on his superb horse was dashing back as if the grass was on fire behind him. Both men rode right up to the bunch of stolen horses and began firing at the men, who were still behind the barvicades they had formed of their horses. M. llculu\' shot both their. saddle horses and stampeded the stolen steeds, gotting them away with him. Next day one of the thioves was captured and brought into Fort Benton by some one else, and on the dag after that Mr. Healey rode out for the other scamp. He rode up to a shack, or rude house, where he suspected the othor desperado would nide, and learned that the man he wanted would soon return: that he had gone away for water. When the man did return, Healey, standing in the door= way of the shack, covered the man with his gua and rema “It is my turn now: hold up your hands.” That was the only time that, as cons stable or ff, ho had occasion to threaten a man's life in orvder to make an'arrest. Ciiaa el A SERIOUS PL{OBLEH. P Labor Responsibie for Many Ratirond Accidents, Two men ave busy at urban railroad station, York Telegram labor only by the widith of the tr and yard. One is an Ttalian who speak but little Fnglish and is employed in shoveling coal into the dealer. He works nine hours a after which time he is his own mas The other man is an American. He is 1 intelligent man, an oxperienced tele- wpi operator and station agent. Sixty or seventy nger tains stop at the stati and nearly 100 more respon- g aph tho tim every frain and for all train ovders delivercd at his station. In the conrse of u year he handles v nearly $46,000 in cash and is chavrged for the tickets in his rack and gives bonds for the faithful performance of his duty. He keeps acash account, looks after freight bills and way bills, makes a daily reeord of freight cavs loft at his station, which isa junction point, giving their number and the line t owns them, thewr destination, hour of arrival and departure, in his care He is expected to see that the station is kept neat and elean and inspeets the switches, Morcuver, he s responsible for the fidelity and activity of one signal man and o gate tend He works part of Sunday. and on weck days may be callod 10 his station as late as 11:40 p. m. He and the [talian ¢ shov ¢ are each puid 2 a day. And yet we wondor at the number of railroad accidents due to the mistakes of station agents and tolos graph operators, or near a sub- ays the Now separated in their ~|h|n {m ren cares piles. but little of n.lrlm.wuu. landed in New York, says the Ledger, and started upon his seareh for frien By some moans ho got into difficulty with a burly drayman of Jorsey and ho found that he must fight. Tt was u gloomy prospect to the pone French- man, who was not at all used to such rongh ways, but his adversary was bound to whip him. Before commencing the fight the Frenehman asked what he should do whez he could stand no more whinping. B2 was told that ho had only to ery out: nough! and the ftight' would be stopped at once. Then the battie mmenced. The drayman was ¢onfident and merciless, and very soon the Frenchiman was being. knocked about promizeuously. Atlength he hegai to ery out lustily,” but in the excitement of "t oceasion he had for- gotten the word given him, and bawled out the only Yankee intorjection he could call to mind: ‘Hurral! Hurrah!” To his astonishment only pounded away the and (inally, finding his b avail, he gathered his onorgies 8o eoms pietely, and went in with sich will and determination th s long, the hate teved deaymun vuan Enough! Enou Aha back again,” nough! his antagonist hardor ot this, Hooing of no eried the Frenclhmai, stepping CWhat you eudl him?' Zay zab Enough!” repeated the Zat is ‘e ver' word 1 was by v o speaks un iong time ago!” — After a night with the boys Yoursfor a clear head.—Broms Seltzer, g uppreciated llm All”.LH“y nl making acomplete cols lection of American specimens. The United States coiuuge of 1793 i3 very: rave aud a dollar of the year 1794 has often sold for as much as $100. A 1796 haf-cent is 50 rave us to el readily for ¥ and a half-dollar of the same year is worth sixty times its oviginal value, While the half eent of 1804 is commnon gh, all the other coins of that year ave vave, the dollar of that particular date boing the ravest of all American coins, Only eight ave kuown to exist out of the 19,570 that were coined. The lowest price that one of these now shunges hands for is $500, e Wher Baby was sick, \re gave ber Castorla, Whon shio was & Child, shio cried for Oustorls, Wher hio became diss, ¥he clung (5 Castorie, When siso had CLUA6Y, sl gave hem Castorie,