Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 1, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNES I)AY NOVEMBER 1, 1893, SPECIAL ND‘NG . A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE CC vw« will be taken untll 12:30 p. m. for the even a0 mtiv8 30 b m. for the Woring and Sunday editions. Adveriisers, by requesting a mumbered eheek, {on have thelf saswers addfoased 1o 8 numbered er in care of THE BEE. Answwers 80 addressed Wil be delivercd upon presentation of the check SITUATIONS ~-WANTED. Tiaten 13 & word first fnsortion. 164 word there- after Nothing taken for less than A _WANTED, AT ONCE. POSITION BY AN EX- porienced than atenographer: beat of refer- ncos. Address A 20, Bee, Counetl Blufts, WANTED -MALE HELP Ratos 1160 1 word first Insertion, 10 4 word there- arter. Nothing takon for lesw than 25e 13- SOLICITORS. TEAMS FURNISHED. Tpay 1o men with riga Americ 2000 Howard at 1138 RASKA GUARANTEE SAVINGS v wants & 11-\\'\rr-v‘|l|fl > A0t 8 KoLIOILOrS. ADDLY At L [ e EXTRA u Wringer €o., ALARY AND RXI‘HV!EI wholt or part time., Apply at M T2 MAN WANTED: | Pormancnt place ©once. Brown [ros. Co., nurseryme B AGANTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION. _THE roatest tion of th: The Now Patent Chom Ink Erasing Pencil. 1a on sieht, Forka e maglo. Azenta nre making, #2500 to 1 prwsok. For furiher particulaes weilo La Crossn. Wis. - MAN \\‘ANTI’D FOR OUR Salary paid weekly, Call at 1 T SRSON. TA. A | .1, Curry. Honde.Sgh FOR RENT-FTURNISHED ROOMS. .MASSAGE. BATHS, ETC. fnten, 11ge o word first nsertion, Lo word there after. Nothing taken forless than 250, E RN HED ROOM, 2017 HARNEY_ST. 574 8 E TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GE Ymen only. 525 South 26th strest 7 ~PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM WITH ALCOVE: alko board. 2510 Dodge. 013 E ROOM WITH OR WITHOUT B'D, :‘m 3, EUEGANTLY FURNISHED RO CING Y1611 St corner Howard, second_floor: $10.00 and $12.00 por month. Wright & Lasbury. M32a ISHED ROOM, SUITARLE 4N, 19U street. 790 14 DAV- 710 EOfEIARGEFIR Ytor two gentiemen N Roows E;d, UNFURNISHED LA YFarnam street. Apply after J VERY LARGE, Yable Tor 2 gentle Joining. 535 8, 25tk [0, LARG L $7.00. Bo }-FUR Ymonth. STEAM HEAT. M7 B ROOMS. 2201 Ap.m. MSS0 DESIRABLE ROOM, SUIT- SOUTH FRONT ROOM WITH Al d furnnes heat, $15.00. Smaller rd If denired. 2222 Burest. 644 BATH, roo: NISHED ROOM WITH 1911 Fanam Q- NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP. i -0 FRONT, FOR MHB7 70 3.00 2 4e SOUTH SSTRABLE SOUTH bath and all modern o floor. Apply Soon M TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT ousekeeping. 119 Norih 15th, MKT4 3 b e e FUR ISHED ROOMS ANL‘AB?QARD. Rr;vnkl o A word first In word thore- g taken for logs thiv 2 p Rates, 10c 8 1ine each insortion. month, ' Nothing taken for less MADAME SMITH, 502 8. 13TH, 9ND FLOOR, 3. Massage, vApOT, aleohol. steam aulphur ne and sea oaths. LIRS P-MME. LA RUB, MASSAGE, 410 80, 16TH, MIBON1§* DOUGLAS, TH m alcohol, sulphur T MME. CARSON, 1121 floor, Toom 7, massage nen baths PERSONAL. U, MASSAGE TRE mal baths, sealp aud andehiropodist. Mrs. Post,310% S, 16th, Withnell bk USNATRIMONY OR PLEASURE; NEW DEAL. Nt end 2-cent stamp 1o P. 0. Box N!h Hastings, CUTRATES IN PHOTOS; 12 CABINET PHO- RX10 Ariato, very best, . at Cowan's photo studio; bring_coupon: £ood for 10 i Erent. redtiction for groupg; enen Sy T-LADIE ) yiavi Co., 6 Alth book. tendiio AND ADDR! 1dg., for OMce consultation free; MONLY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATL. “Rates 100 4 11 month cach Tnasriion, ¥1.50 & line por Nothing taken for loss than 250. w'rr(l:)\l;:V‘ TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE FOR SALE-REAL !lTA'K’I. Contiiigd. JARM LANDS AND ~OITY PROPERTY, O. R. Boatright, 301 N. Y. un: Bldg., Omalin, Nev. nar Contos, 15 Patterson bik. M08 FOR SALE, WELL IMPROVED FARM, 138 acres, good house and, barn, 8 miles north of Counel Blufts. C. Carstengon, Crescent, I, MS73 4 SHOXTHAND AND TYPEWRITIN 3 R SALE, ATTRACTIVE flonm cheap. See Geo. W. P. Rates, 100 aline ench [nahttion. $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken {of dses tan Sac. Y CUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN 8008 nequire a working knowledgo of shorthand and {rpewriting al A, C. van St school of short: hand, Y.Lite Typewriters to rent. \mm‘ru\\n AND TYPEW mall copled promptly. J. Life bullding. Rates, 100 o \ . NG IN Miss Sturdy, 4218 Nicholas M348 N16* DATH. M720 L aitiio sonctied. street JHRESSES, 4 WRAPPERS, $2. 000 N SECURITIES FOR SALE. 7_MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RAT ES ON improved and unimproved On ra. Fidelity TrustCo., 1702 F NIMPROVED 000 and upwards, 5 10 614 e u Sinith & Co, 1320 Farnam it ‘ 7—MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES. Lpply o W. B. Meikle, First National Bic :‘)H\ vis Co., 1505 Farnam strest. 657 ¥ IN UNDER CARE OF Womon s Onfiatian AssoRation, 111 8 l7l||‘u‘\) i F GOOD BOARD: LARGE ROOMS. 908 NORTH 10th street. M162 N10* “$75.00 A MONTH AND EXPE olusive torritory. No experience. Stapl it manopoly, Men and oarly contracts. Pay co portect, Write aul oX Hi#88. Doston, Mans. WANTED, COUNTY MA DUTIES, ppointing Aub-agents: rritory s gountien malary $76.00. expenses $50.00, monthly: yearl contract: enclose postage. Mesaba Mfz. Co. Box K5, Duluth, Minu. M7IK e AN EFFICTENT BROOM MAKEL AT ONC r Fn-u.mn Brooi company. o WH WANT REPRESENTATIVES IN EVERY town of $.000 population ormore; eall in per- | son or_address Omaha Co-operative Supply Co. 315 S. 15th street, room 17, Omahi, Neb. 791 5 P WANTED, AT BOSTC oxperienced stockkeeper n cloak dep: —WANTED, AMATEUI st bo g0od stukor. Call ©'clock sharp. Dr. Alexander. WANTED, EXPERIENCED GROCERYMAN 10 take charge of $6.000.00° atock: one who {5 aceustomed to 40 buylie and selling neral jents must duteh: will ed in onc Addres: PIANO PLAYER: paxton_hotel 11 MNTL1° be plat stock loc: Nebraska. ot lg profit for mang of the bost towns in e once Box 185 per month. Stone & commigsion. Only thos Donds need apply. Address insortion. 058 thin W word_first Nothing taken RT, FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Apply 2047 M7ds home work for us: no work: send self addressod Pl compuny, Livorty s Liborty . Boston, ) (-v—wAm'nn. BY A WHOLESALE HOUSE A S kood vistisehs woinau, over 25, Addres U Beo, g NSWANTED A GIRL svork, 1205, 20t st (’{Ififi?f )--COMPETENT GIRL, NONE OTH- Jer need apply, Mrs. Frank Wilcox, 8-W. Co 20th and Douglas ml\-l'( ERAL HOUSE- 800 31 FOR ¢ Y WIHO HAS AN T Jie Chautaug 10 them an_ artic dressing U 47. Boe. C WOMAN FOR CUtaie eare o enild; ) PLACE TO ASSIST IN Jwork, work for small wizes, by womin child, 1111 Soutl 1211 st NSl AT HOUSEWORK AND ati family. Apply 1628 Rates, 10c i insertion. $1.50 & 1ine por month. Nothiing taken for leas ( D.uuu{vfi'?('u T, PART: 'The O. F. Davis company, Yoo COTTAGH, MODERN. CHOICE, Stauford efrele. C. S, Blguttor, 204 Beo b OF THFE CITY. 5 Farnum. 042 NEAL BUSI- 01 Bee buflding, MODER] Tt ioos wovss sob oss, Feut moderate 507 BROWN DBLK. LMTGT ALL PARTS OF 20 8,17 5. 047N wrT er. $10 M08 D-mf,fi’T.\x, AGENCY, ~HOUSES AND ROOMS 1IN otty, %5 and up. G, . Butts, HOUSE Sk ODERN 1IGHT-ROOM m: $15.00 por ROOM HOUSE, 1815 CASS. Farrni. LARGE, TEN-ROOM HOUS m st all modern convenionces, in Jarge bapn, overything fiest cluss, w elichi-room house i first ¢l ater. ete.. No. 430 Farnam st.. § sl eight-room house, 4717 Capitol ave, all modorn tmprovements. $10.00. Peroom cottage, Al modern wn repair, clty 00, fmprovements, raiich New York Lite Bldg 2 ROOM 1*-1'.\<. i Howard wtreet, rent #1000 l THE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N. 18TH i‘i‘(’l'. 0 8. 17TH LN TARLE N7 MODERN, HOME Mo " NICELY FURNISHED RO MS: Call at 2107 Doug —FOR RENT, with or without bosrd. TS I0ARDING WITH ROOMS, S sulte; house just fitted up with o Oneof ihe best thing will be firs! NISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. { Dougias St. M503 D T 2303 DOVGLAS F FURNISIED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM, witl or without board. 2045 Dodge prcot. ROOM WITH AN AL~ South 25th. foas tnt 2013 T ADESRABLE FRON 2 one side room. 212 1 UTOPIA, 1710-1721 DAVENPORT ST, »x; [ FURNISH erences, 2D _ROOMS WITH BOARD. REF- 14 Farnam M740 4* A—NIC! l-‘L\{l-‘"ll\NHFI‘R(H\\H\\ ITH mmm?; terms ble. N. 201h. MT76 1 0. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, licat s woidofn cotivenlatiees. 2020 Harnoy EAM HEAT . 411 Nort ik HOARD AND ROOM: § ath; $4.60 and $5.00 per we 5200 AND BOARD FORTWO GENTLEN 24 South 26th ave. 790 19 F “LARG B SOUTH lu)n\l FOR_TWO. W h FORE:NT—-UNFURNISH'D ROOMS Rates 14ge 4 word first insortion, Lca word thera- after. Nothing taken for less than ( UNFRUNISHED ROOMS FOR KERPING Fhouse. 210 N. 13th st. 509 JFOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE Tor housekeeping: city wator: rent cheap: Dlocks from postoMice. 1702 Webster st 12 3—CLEAN 3-ROOM FL! . W. COR. 7TTH #5.00 10 %0 00, to desirably Buits, 220 So. 17th straot. M210N12 UNFURNISHED ROOMS, ALL MODERN 12 Minma st. 413 G —4-ROOM FLAT. 10( (53 HMT AND Ding. 2070 Har- FURNISHED ROOMS, (luglu farnished. No housel RNISHED 611 St M 4 FINE UN housekecping, $ 0. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, Rates, 10c 4 line each insertion, $1.50 month. ' Notaing taken for less t 3 line per |)\|lldl|u(l A8 firopr Fachuatiug HXIUESS Avply at thooms 9 T Ageam Neat and jantt 7 orabla ice 10 dosirable parties. Wyckoff, Scamans & Benedfct, ground fioor, Bee bld 1 TEANM HEAT. M43 Noge Tatos, 10¢3 month. ' Nothing take GENTS WANTED FOR QUICK ion Jnst belng put on the ks snts. Good profitaaud a cle 1 The Ohio Nov- MABT I NTS WANTED, ALL ovx-'u T work at home: #00d Bay; 1ad Aadress Georgo ¥. Blaxe, gouoral m.uu Clty, Neb, ~AG M6 2 T8, RELIABLE TRAVELIN men o carry our lubricating and burning oils a8 a side line. £ood ehunce for right mam The Cleveland Retining Co., Cleveland, 0. M43 2 AGENTS WANTED, TG NOVE o five artieles new on d goou sl sell aLsight. Call bet nd 1 olelock, M H. 0. Moses, 803 50, 17th street, opp. court hou Omaha, Neb, M5! on Tor Ohploe. BESUIILY o1l s or Omaha ety property. 662 MONEY TO LOAN ON INSIDE CITY PROP- erty. Low rates. Money on hand. H. J. Abra- hams 2nd floor, 2119 Farnam. 624 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATELS. Rates, 100 a line_each insertion, $1 month. Nothing taken for loss thin 2 “MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan you any &um which you wish, Amall o large, at the lowest possivle rates, in the quickest possibl gt Of thme tosuit you. Yor it back in such install- ments a8 when you wish, and only pay for it You Keep'ft. You ein DOrrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHAN OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, Without plublicity or removil of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN _tl-u 0 aline per 158 THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. x—-Do YOU WANT NONL\! ¥ou ANY SUM you wish on yotr PIANOS. HORSES, WAGONS, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ot We glve prompt attention to all applicatio nd will earry your loan s long a8 you wish, Youean rediicl the cost of earrying your loan 1y time. Thero 8 5o publicity OF Foniaval of PromDOY. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE 0., Room 4 Withneil block, Cor. 16th and Hurney sts, We will 103 FURNITUR; CARRIAG! Rates, 100 o line each nsertion, 31,60 a1ins per month. Nothing taken for leas than 25 Hisn DE OMAHA netting pure of from 100 up 16th & Dodge, Omaba. CITY MORTGAGRS, te of Interest, sums n & Trust Co., Pariiculars on application. 668 PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE, SECUR- ity absolutely safe. Ames Real Estite agen 1617 Farnan [itit) HOB«BES WINTEEED Ritos, 100 o 1ine each insortio; month.” Nothing taken for less than } ORSES WINTERED, FAIR GROUNI month; lcave olors atJ. T. Withrow's. e TYPEWRITERS, " Rates, 106 1 linn each_Insartion, 1,60 & line_ per month. Nothing takon for lows thin & l{}mm«m»\q LIGRAPH: unheard of i BaL b, Boylen & N. Y. Life bidg. Send for simples. Rates, 1o n word firat Inscrtion, 1o & Word thore- after.” Nothing taken for 10ss thasi 25e. ‘83 hotne, Kt ton farm, two miles west of Benson. Rates, 100 a lina oach Insartion. Nothing taken for less than 33¢. . BAKBR (FORMERLY WITH JOHN G. s, doceasod; Lter with M. O, Maul),under- @ embainior, 315 8. 10th si. Tel. 600, R R T R T MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES, Rates, 10¢ a line each {usertion, $1.60a line per month. Nothiong taken forless than 5 Y F.GELLENBECK, DA{jJUl!T AND TEACHER X+ 1810 California st. 14 5 PAWNBROEKERS, 1 o MONEY 702 N. Y. Life SHORT TIME Bullding BUSINESS CHANCES. Rates, 10c a line each insertion, $1.50 & line per month. Nothing takon for less th V- WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU i Dusiness. We want to establish one honeat, Drising Person. man or woman, in reliable, ent Tegitiniite money making husiness in e © £ nd logiti- ¢ partios with d pluck. class references don't ap- r. uo money required. Writs at ome one with more enterprise se- territory. The Dr. Starr Herb Remedy ast d3rd st.. Chieago, THi. 610 AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC- ith position in the office If 80 de- required. The company has an es: y selling article at 4 £ood MRK2 _FOR RENT. A BAKEQY SHOP,OLD STAND No. 016 Nortli 10uh strook. - Apply 10 Jog, Kal- man, T FORS. . 1 NEWSPAPER OUTFIT county seat. Basy terms. Inquire or address Knights Jewel, Omaha 944-n6* OR SALE, DRUG STOCK AND FIXTURES. it . E. Howendobler, Bertrand, Neb, EST PAYING MEAT Yl FOR SALE CR RENT, Inquire it 2502 Blondo S market in city. R SALE, ARCADE RE DOING splendid business: nicely furnished; rent $40.00 per month; fincstlocation in eity; reason for sell- i 0 tamily; $800.00 will buy it 2116 MBS HOTEL Y FOR SALE FURNITUR! lease, at haif price if sold soon. in a_city of 000 inhbitants. Reut low. Address L. B. Whe Beatrice, Neb. FOR CHEAP, aloon in South Omih. THE_BEST LOCATED JLW. Sipe, ag: ronting 10 money 0 do business with. 2, o, TO LEASE OR THE MANAGE- ment of 4 paper in a county sedt, by & practicil printer and newspaper man. Address Lock Box 5. Sumner, Neb. M1 2 OCERY, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOE: rdware, feed business, meat market, nfeetionery, gents' paper stock, clgar store. 50 51+ WANT TO LEASE GOOD HOTEL, FUR- nishied, in eity or g0od town; give particulars, Address U 40, Bee. MBS 1+ ~ FOR EXGHANG Rates, 10c o line each insertion. $1 ] NNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER, 1305 J. Dougine St Lans . thoney On dlemanis, wiltehies, eic. Ol golu and sitver bought. ‘Tel. 133 month. Rates, 10c a line cach _in} month.” Nothing taken for, vw,w Eg,rownu/wnscz\wq LL KINDS. Adarens'Horach & Selledit Co:/ LukE ht. Ohicago. rtion, $1. THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record October 31, 1893: WARRANTY DEEDS. Charles McCarthy to_Ann Mo w350l ot 2, bigak '8, Drexel Alvin Saundors and wite 1o Eitie Gos- sard, w 5 of lot 5, Key's subdiv; lots 40and 41, Fuirmont Place; lots 2 und 8, block L, Snunders & H's nda A S VanKuran and wite to £ & Hume, undiv 1-50f 5 13 sW nw B-16-13.. ... Chisles Graenig’ and wite to Julius Mucller, n 35 feot of w 1 of lot 9, Dloic 13, oS araT Aasocian o Shiour to ldwin Tardy, 10t 1 Dlock 1, Seymour's ndd LIS I BReedund wite ol 8 Weils,west 31 A:xdu block 1, Oberne scuitor block 6, Druid Kountze et_al, e: W I Chiurch, lot 19, Hill % Ser gl R QUIT OLAIM DEEDS, H_J Windsor and wife to H C Plunkett, lots 20 und 21, block 6, and lot 27, block 8, W I Shelby's 'Ist add to South Omiha 4 e J B Rublund and wife'to Jobn 'R muth, lot 4, block 5, W L Shelby's 1st ndd th Omahi, Lot 12, block 8, McCormick's 24 add 4 ..8 27, 3'.!-’) PATEN‘I‘ - Total amount of transfe RAILWAY TIME GHRD Ratos, 100 1ine each Insertion, $ line per month. ' Nothing taken for less tha TLeaves |CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. STORAGE. Wates, 100 aline cach_insertion, $1.50 & 1no per montl. Nothing taken for less thin 2bc. 77-1TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS iand Dakota. Will sell eheap or exchunze for miduc hormon ind catvie. Add. box 70, Frankiort Ind i M'T.udffi(; £, WILLIAMSAOROSS 1214 u.\u;lm' i 1LKOOM HOUSE, $30 M ROOM HOUSE & southeust corme. + $15.00 por 470 3§ HWEST, W con” NT, A DESIRABL o0 Gonyenlene os ) slreets. 1 FOR 1t L)l moa of Jonos wiil SOU! 'I) H-RO0M HOUSE hewly pidnted. mod 816 Norih 20U sireet; rent reso \ ROOMS, G0N NO. 19TH MBA) N24s . 17THST. MOHO 1114 50, l' “MOUSES, 8 10 ]) FOR L J—FOR i Dth; 6-vy 28 Rarkor bl 'l_) CORNKL FLAT, 8 KOOMS. BA il other cunveliienees, i beiter it in Ouiiba, #15. Room 2 Paiterson block, 1028 Famam St T, 4 ROONS $11.00, 634 8. ROOM COTTAGE, STOR FoR ) and cheap rates. HOUSEHOLD GOOD! R. Weils, 1111 Farnan 653 —CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE V WILL take real estate, money. Box 205 Ind; 77— LIST YOUR REAL BSTATE FOR SAL lexchange with B. J. Kendall. 507 Brown block. Ates, 10 3 1ue cach wsertion, 1,50 & Lne por moith. Nothing taken f0r woas thun Zoc. N WANTED, TO BUY OR TRADE FOR SEC- ond hand pool and billtard tables, Addross 1005 Farnam stroet, Omaba, G26:1 N WANTED, TO BUY UPLAND PRAIRIE OR iy in lots ot frowy 110 00 carloads. | _WANTED, TO BUY BIG § M7 § HEATING nmu--muuum paeferred. Amll}m 114 7 TG TUY COUNTEY NEWS. Loeated within & radius of 100 miles in agricultiral and stock raising dis- can population predominates. dent paper preferred and le. Send copy of paper B as 1o prie 15 and Address B.A. URNI VR, thercaier, Notliug (aken for lons than 2 Godige Olonner, 600 Dammu. 421 NO. 18TH, 25 BARKER s Di DEEH pavard aud natned, ot —0 AND & ROOM HOUSES TOENTRAL LO oi " tauire 2010 Capitol aveuve. 08 - 7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. WATER Dhuenum with or without barw. ~Apply Francls st. 11128 1 l) T)- NEW U-ROOM A lorn fwprovenents. T)-10-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN C . 0215 South 1911 stre ) FOR REN g THRER uv; THE Cor houses near Hanscom park, mn'nh. Gaul"ahd seo thera. “Hickn, 800 N' X uu m " 5-ROOM PRIVATE vuvr e il 18LH sticol. N "0“'! GOOD ll!?‘ll'l. .7?. m 22 Sou troot i l)—lo-lmu HOUSE, ALL MODERN IMPROVE- Owen McCaffvey, 2126 Ha Aruey "l 1ROOM FLA ()-STOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW. Oyitoves oF Wells Aetion Co.. 1111 Farnam st 150 THE FURNI- GO1 N, Ldth street, Mai2 20 e FORBALE— 1048555, WAGONS, LTC Rates, e & word tivst Lusertion, 1¢ 4 word there- after. Nothing taken for less thau 25¢. P;MOVING EXPRESS (NEWLY PAINTED) Liarness and YOung e, $125. Koom 405 N. Y. Life building. M7 G O koK SALE AT A DABGALN, ture of & 5-roowm collage. 1Ok BALL J{AEU&LL“EOUB. FOI SALE, I0E IN CARLOAD LOTS. GIL- duert Bros., Councll Blus, Ta: Moo 2 ONE BRUNSWICK DILLIARD TABLE AND one ool table. used §_mouths, as good as new, (ur llh.' cheap. Address P. O. box lll Wull l‘u“I“nK u FOR SALE. NEW SCALE KIMBALL PLANO nnd new Vietor bleycle, exiromely f. U 39, Boe. M745 2 Q FOR SALE--SECOND HANE SHOW CASES, lotior 8lo 3od pabluet. Hodioa Slom, Omshs. | e —————————————e— CLAIRVOYANTS. Bates, 100 8 liuc odch Lusertion. 1,30 a liue per 'g“gm"aewwmw TR Mmmm;; Lable bualuces wadiu; Sl year 2t 11D N uun 7/ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, GOOD FA Zoiund andliorsos. Planc Bros.,” Lock ox 4. 77-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 44X60 10TH wodern, Caldwell 4" and Dougian sl Hargaln. G. L. Green, 28 Barker blk. 597 7 FOR TRADE. WANT A GOOD LUS fhorse. Wil take same o8 first $100 Lot aud give 3 years Unie on bulance. AMES REAL ESTATE. 1617 Farnan, 0 2 FOR RE- it o1l & ZrHAT HAVE YOU TO TRAD “inquishment 160 ernment lar d Kansus near Nebi Wil ke, good Mustsell at once. ¥or particulars addross ME70 1+ Omaha |~ Depot 10th aui Mason Sia. 4.20pm . Az K00 am 11.86am|. #.50 am 10 Cfinm 5 num ‘nuunmb'iuw & MO. RIVER. Puwt 10th mm Omah i ceapi s Aneotn Lm' Al (Bxcept S\ pot 10th @ ansin City Dity Expreus. i C- Mg Kn. via U b ews it Louls Bxoress “OH| L TE L & P Union Dapoi 10t & Marey Sis.| Atliutio_ Bxpress ... Nebrasia ;‘Q o Limited.. ) <. Night Bxfiross wmufl. ale Ejmiad i OkTahoms & TexAw@cp. (Fx.¢ Colorado Hnitel. m LS Limitad 000 pm 9:00am CASH: WANT Addrees U DA 1% FOR SALE—RLAL ESTATE, e, 100 6 line eac wonth b nsertion, $1.50 a 1 por Nothing taken for iess thin 9de. l ARGAINS HOUSES, LOTS AND FAKMS, SALL F. K. Davling, Barker blk ( HOICE 1ST MORTGAGES, ANY AMODNT. /. G. Waltace, Hrown block, 1uth and Douglas. = R e, Kk % F.um LANDS. C. ¥. HARRISON, 912 N. Y. LIr2 1010 Overling Byer. ¢ dairive & StromE B (X Biin) _Pacific Bxpross. Denver Fagt Ma i - & MOJNALLE Depoi 16th sbsior B, jDaatwood Woresy. .- St Wyo. Bx. Mo HOLK BXDraak (hx. Bunday | \.400m St Paul Beyross... ... | 9 2dam JOR SALE., LARGE LIST CHOICE LANDS cheap: terms’ eas locate colon £00d Larm slightly Lacs oud i wehool | exchange for slock mdse. J. W. Welpton. Grant, Neb. 418 N1ge JPARN LANDS. Acros, Sarpy county, $1.250. 80 ucres. Sarpy eounty, $1,000, 40 wores. Sarpy. 800 ai 4 O poouELRs Souaty $10 b uore. H Uiy 8, £4b, Wakahiawion Sounty . 837 w0 asre 210: Otos county, $12 4o wore 246 Boous couuty, $1d uu uce. ¥. Harrison, 91 N ¥ Life 15489 $1000. 81500, ANY PRICH el iae i ik o 4 Donglas ko) SALE OR TEADE. ONE THACT LAND. 210 acres: also ane of 108 neres in artiesst cor ner Enox eoumly fmprov will trade fur No 1 du Wl Py, Wikl assume swall ficnubranes. No proposttions will ‘be considersd excenpt foom owiirs dimeet. Addross 1. Sonveusshicin, West Paiut s I 7 OMES. oy Lo, CHICAGO & NG m WESTN. | Arrives 1% Sarcy St |~ Omaha 605 pm 9220 am 215 pm 1235 pm Arrives Omaha .00 am Gnihal 0. 040 am 4:05pm. 7.00pm IURT PACIFIC, Gth and Webster Sta. | Louls Express.. 1000 pm|. Si. Louls Express.... 640 b Nebragki Local Leaves P.M &0 5th aud Webster Sts. [Sloux City Accommedation Sloux City Bxprows (< pun’} U182 Pal Lamiled . ud_Passoayer (B SI0UX CITY & PACLEG. Depoi. 10 and Marcy Sta. Sioux Cliy Pansenser St Pail Express I SIOUX o1 TV & PACIFL Deoot, Lath und W-sbsierSis 12.45 pm Bgoan b pm BAGn 510 _Omaba) u 40 am 4.00pus “Omahal OHATA & 31 1. Dewoi, Tomh s -na “Marey| CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Brief Session Obaracterissd by Prompt Action Withont Usnal Dabate. LIST OF ELECTION JUDGES AND CLERKS Mayor Bemls' Selection of Names Meots with Approval — Complled trom 1 Submitted by Clty Central Commit- tees—Ordinances Passed. The city council transacted its weekly business in a very short time last evening. A special meeting will be held this morning at 10 o'clock to pass the appropriation ordi- nances, which were introduced last night. Mayor Bemis® veto of a resolution ordering a sidewalk on North Twenty-sixth strect, because of a clerical error, was sustained. The contract with the Sun Vapor Light company for gasoline street lighting for two vears, was approved. Mayor Bemis sent in a communication call- ing attention to the necessity for settling upon the amount of pay to be allowed spo- cial policemen on election day. 100 of whom will be appointed. The mavor requested the councilmen to se office ablebodi men who will serve not later than 5 p. m. Thursday, and that preference will be given o those ont of employment. The monthly joint revort of City Engineer Rosewater and Chuirman Winspear of the Board of Public Works, llm\vhu( the condi- tion of the asphalt paved sireets under the repair contract with the Barber Asphalt company, was received. A communication was received from the coal dealers, Jeft W. Bedford's name not ap- pearing, for the first time since the coal license cases have been occupying the atten- tion of the council. The coal dealers insist upon the immediato return of the $100 license each has pawd, and they protest against waiting until the Board of Educa- tion moves. Referred to the committoe on Judiciary. ‘The comptroiler was authorized to transfer $1,000 from the general fund to the sewer maintaining fund. Mr. McLearie's resolution was adonted directing the extension and completion of the main sewer on Sprague street 1o a point where said sireet intersects the north creek near Thirty-first stroet. Ordinances were introduced as foliows: Ordering issue of bonds to pay cost of paving in district 664; changing grado of Pierco stroet from Twentieth strest to the alley cast; creatiug paving districtof alley n block 50, city ; declaring vecessity of grading Thirty-| fourth street from Half Howard to Leavenworth; ordering grading of alley in Cortland Place; changing grade of Arbor street irom Tenth to Lleventh; ordering grading of alley between Charles and Sew- ard and Thirtieth and Thirty-sixth streets; declaring necessity of grading alley in block 7, Dupont Place; salary orvdinance for Oc- tober, amounting to $34.048.50. Ordinances were passed as follows: Open- ing boulevard {rom Awmes avenue northward Mitler park; erading Jackson street from "hirty-fourth Lo Thirty-sixth street; chang- ing curb lines on Jackson street from Thirty- third to Thirty-sixth street ; oraering grading ley between Farnam and Harney streets from Thirty-first street to west line of Red- ick’s grove; ordering grading of Douglas slrce: from Forty-second to Forty-fourth street. icetlon Judges and Clerks. Mayor Bemis submitted the list of judges and clerks of _elaction which was confirmed by the council. The mayor stated in his communication that in compiling the list that he had made use of the names sub- mitted by the various central committees and had named a democratic judge and clerk and a people's parly judge “in each voting precinct, with the exception of seven dis- tricts, where the people's party committee made no recommendation. The official list with the names of judges and clerks, with their political faith, follows: FIRST WARD, First District—Judges: John Warrick (rep.), James Henderson (rep.), Peter Heller (ind.), Jonas Miller (dem.), L P. Walker (rep.). (lerks: Hans Larson (rep.), August Greb (dem.). Second District—Judges: S. Sorenson (rep.), I'red Wagner (rep.), Charles Lomme (dem.), K. H. Hubner (dem.), Henry Shul- ter (ind.). Clerks: L. Nielsen (dem.), Robert T. H. H. G. Now Glenn (dem.). Third District—Judges: (rep.), Leon Aronson (rep.), Thomas Har- rington (dem.), Joseph Irwin (ind.), Joseph Werbin (rep.). Clerks: Peter Johnson (dem.), Robert Dunlap (dem.). Fourth District—Judges: John W. Honza (rep.). Joseph Fiala (rep.), Cris Bortelsen (rep.). George Jewell (dem.), W. Hendricks : Frank B. Honza (rep.), V. Engel- thaler (dem.) Fifth District—Judges: John Baumann (rep.), Albert P, Larson (vep.), F. K. Hoff- man (ind.), John Cusick (rep.), George Ras- wussen (rep.). Clerks: Ole Oleson (rep.), E. T (dam. . Sixth District—Judges: J. C. Kenworthy (rep.), Peter Madsen (dem.), Charles Stitt (dem.), W. F. Schrote (ind.), Karl Erick- son (rep.). W. F. Clerks ner (rep.). Seventh District—Judges: Charles H. Loug (rep.), C. C. Jubl (rep.). Adolph Forster (dem.), Scot Butler (ind.), Hans Hansen (rep.). Clerks: Jonathan Edwards (rep.), T. J. Lowry (dem.). Eighth District—Judges: W. E. Allen (rep.), C. H. Furnuss (rep.), H. Schanboe (dem.), H. Schroder (ind.), J. Lovi (rcnl. dClurku: Jens Neilsen (rep.), John Fixa em.). (I\'iulh District—Juages: R. McDonald (vep.). Henry Inman (vep.), George W. Sheneben - (ind.), . W. Koetter (dem.), James Cathroe (rep.). Clerks: Anton Back Bertrand (dem.). Tenth District—Judges: James A, Som- erville (rep.), Joseph Dworak (rep.), L. B. Reyuolas (dem.), Georgoe Sauter (dem.), Mack Scharan (ind.). Clerks: H. J. Newoerry (vep.), C. C. Bockhouse (dem.) Eloventh District—Judges: J. B. Red- fleld (rep), B. M. Smith (rep), G. F. Kin: (ind.), George Younkip (dem.), Jens Jensen (rep.). Clerks: W. F. Harte (vep.), P. H. Drake (dem.). Beedle Urban (rep.), . F. Kell- (rep.), George SECOND WARD, First District—Judges: M. C. Meavey (rep.), Louis Heisler (rep.), Robert Geirsch (em.). G. C. Fenton (rep.), G. H. Fitch Clerks: Gus Landman’ (dem.), Edward O'Niel {dem. Second District—Judges: George Hurd (rep,), Thomas McDonnell (dem.), 4. J. Swith (dem.), W. R. Garvin (rep.), A. Monsky (vep.). Clerks: A. O. Velie (dem.), H. J, Scott ct—Judges: August Shroeder (rep.), W. J. Stacy (rep.), F. S. Horton (ind.), John Sullivan, jr.,” (dem.), William Alstadt (ve . Clerks: Hart (vep.), George Ren- Leltz (dem.) Fourth f : C. W. Beach (rep.), E. (rep.), Peter Rigby (rep.), Ovte Boehme (dem.), H. P, Stein- berg (ind.). Clerks: M. o, Lovely (dem.). Pifth District—Judges: Dennis 8. #ar dee (rep.), 8. A. Corneer (rep.), Nathan Ginsberg (rep.), Henry Rohlff (dem.), Joseph 5. Mitler (rep.). Clerks: David N. Miller (rep.), W. ixth District—Judges: Max Becht (rep.), Ransom (dem.) Boand (vep.). A. L. Masterman (rep. Blsasser ('ew.), Authony Sealio Pardee (rep.), Michael Hur GoF (ind.) Clerks: Julius Rudowsky tian Selze (dem.) Seventh Distvict—-dudges: Anton Kment (ven.), Antou Ziskovsiy (dein.), Josepi Per cival (dem.), Anton Irancel (rep.), James Dusutko (rep.). Clerks: dJotn 11. Bell Hot- man (rep ) Eighth Districr— Judges: Frank Dworak (rep.), Jdoseph Kuspar (rep.), A. PPrusha (vep), Jasob Keudis (rep), Adaw Sloup (dem,). Clerks: George Authes (dem.), K. 8 caser (rep.). Niutk District—Jdudges W. Pellock (vep.), Sebas- (deu.}, Jobn ' (rep.), P. P, Schmidt uml) Tom Shenahan (dem. ), Bd anlnn&itm) A. Walker(dem.) Clerks: Frank Mahoney (dem.), Frank Hromadko (rep.). Tenth District—Judges: ‘Charles Eden (rep.), T. J. Burgett (rep.), Val Gerhard dem.), Charles Balzor (ind.). Fred Poterson Bdward Schlick (rev.), James Donnelly, sr. (dem.). Fileventh District —Judges: Frod Mys- trick (rep.), C. A. Morrisson (rep.), Christ G. Elsasser (dem.), N. R. Wilcox (dem.), Fred Newgard (ind.). Clerks: P, Lingback (ind.), John Ander- son (dem.). Twelfth District—fudges: W. C. (rep.), H. G. Banker (rep.), L. Schi (dem.), G, W. McCoy (dom.), James McNiel (ind.). Clerks: A. P. Spitko Hoye (rep.). Thirteenth District —Judges: John Pros (rep.), Hans Winterlich (dem.), Henry Schroeder (ind.), Fred Damman (dem.), d N. Tremaine (rep.). Clerks: 5. F. Augustat Pros (rep.) (dem.), Char (dem.), Frank Fourteenth District—Judges: W. H Loe rop.), Fred Bitterolf (dem.), Joseph P. Brown (dem.), I'aul Waack (rep.), Paul Waack, jr. (dem.) Clerk S. Martin (dem.), Christ Boye- sen (dem.). THIND WARD, First District—Judges: John Nicholas (rep.), Frank Lynch (rep.), Thomas Crosby (dem.), C. F. Boyer (ind.), J. Waxenburg (rep.) Clerks: James Patterson Jarth (rop.). Socond Toistrict — Judges; James (rep.), 154 O'Connor (dem.), Willinm (dem.), . Tong Ulrich {ind. ) Rowland Thorpe (.}, Otto Sehnel- derwind (rep.). Clerks: Patrick Kirby (dem.), Denton (rep.). Thira _District- (rep.), Price Dinges (ren. Catlin (vep.). Clerks: J. N. McAdow (rep.), Dan Lawler (dem.). Fourth District—Judges: §. N. Lesser (rep.), Henry Whitney (rop.), Frank S. Cur- (rep.), Charles Cohen’ (ind.), Joseph P, w. Judges: Henry Rhodo Saunders (ind.),” William 3. B. Wallace (dem’), William 18 Burns (dem.) Clerks: Lester R. Bridaham (rep.), G. A. Hamilton (dem.). Fifth District—Judges: H. C. Van Avery (rep.), Goodman Levi (ind.), Thomas Con- nelly (dem.), I. Winick (vep.), William Bry- ant (rep.). Clerks: W. H. Moran (dem.), Thomas Harris (rep.). Sixth District—Judges: E. A. Enders (rep.), John Kean (rep.), Richard Kearl (rep.), T. Fay Morrow (dem.), William Red- mond (rep. ; Ci h‘)rlm' Bliss Standish (dem.), J. I Cross rep.). Seventn District—Judges: O. R. Ricketts (rep.), J. A. Fogarty (dem.), S. Harris (rep.), W. J. McVittie (rep.), John Green (rep.). Clerks: J.J. Yager (dem.), Louis Pet- tham (rep.). Eighth District-—Judges: F. H. Sham- baugh (ind.), A. W. Smith (rep.), R.J. Poterson (rep.), Jol Aristong. (dein.), Tg- natz Newmaa (rep.). Clerks: J. W. Fose (dem.), Franz Engle (rep.). Ninth District—Judges: Smith Coats (rep.), Charles Stastuy (ind.), William Gerke (rep.), Julius Jankowski (dem.), Morris Greenwald (rep.). Clerks: John Brandt (dem.), William A. Moore (rep. FOURTH WARD. First District—Judges: F. G. Watson (rep.). O. N. Watson (rep.), Thomas Mullen (dem.), J. H, Taylor (ind.j, W. A.lamser ks: J. H. Van Closter (rep.), J. W. Kinkaid (ind.). Second District—Judges: Thomas Birch- more (rep.), J. H. McMonies (dem.), James McMonies * (dem.). C. . Hummer (rep.), C. W. Lumback (ind.). Clerks: D, E. Cable (dem.), H. E. Plains (rep.). Third District—Judges: N. B. Apple (rep.), D, D. Angell (ind. anc np. Frank Murphy (rep.), Chester A. Fowler (dem.), Peter Sharkey (rep.). Clerks: F. M. Richardson (dem.), Ed Whitehorn (rep.). Tourth District—Judges: A. P. Nicholas (ren.), A. D. Heider (vep.), J. M. Kirk (dem.), W. C. Hulett (ind.). ( l_,lo’rks' W. T. Reed (dem.), E. H. Smith rep.). Fifth District—Judges: . J. Parratt (ind. and rep), H. A. Porter (rep.), A. J. Rueck (dem.), C. A. Haines (dem.), John W. Cooper (rep.). Clerks: J. H. Collns (dem.), L. Von Bicker (rep.). Sixth Districf—Judges: W. A. (rep.), W. M. Giller (ind.), C. J. (dow), W. B, Ten' Eyck (fop.), John M. Crabbe (rep.). Clerks: A. Crowe (dem.), C. H. Ware (rep.). Seventh District—Juiges: William Par- ratt (rep.), John K. Marsh (rep.), Charles Tatum (rep.), Paul Bergan (dem.), J. H. Pareatt (ind.). Clerks: John D. Ware Rowe (rep.). Eighth District—Judges: J. W. Battin (rep.), W. P, Wilcox (dem.), Lucien Ste- phens (dem.), Willinm Crary (ind.), Wing B. Allen (vep.). Clerks: ~ Alfred Preston Stephens (rep.). Ninth District—Judges: F. P. Thornton (rep.), Henry Grebe (dem.), L. E. Huggins (ind.), Charlés E. Speck (vep.). Laurence Fay (dem.). “Terkelsen (dem.). ath District—Judges: D, W. Kauffman (rep.), Froelich (rep) M. Dunhum H. Church } John Tallon (dem.), i Clerks: John Litle (dem.), Oscar Kron- stedt (rep.). Cloventh District—Judges: G. B. Las- bury, (rep.), G. M. Wallace (rep.), F\ I Casey, (ind.), T. J. Nolan (dem.),” Frank Bandle (rep.). Clerks: Krank Sweezy (dem.), William Tway (rep.) (dem.), Dave (rep.), Oscar Maurice FIFTH WARD, First District—Judges: D. . Christie (rep.), Hilton Dilby (rep.), G. W. McBride (rep.), John A. Bailey (iud.), Michael Clark (dem.). Jerry Deegen (dem.), John M. Clerks: Rogers (rep.). Second District—Judges: A. A, Raymond (vep.), J. C. Vizzard (rep.), John Carvigan (dem.), R. A. Haynes (iud.), Carl M. Shier- vill (vep.). Clerks: George H. Parker (dem.), . R Nicholas (rep.). Third Dstrict—Judges: H. 8. Gillespie (rep.), Robert S. Christie (rep.), 5. B. Van Arnuni (rep.), Veter O'Donnell (dew.), Charles Thompsett (ind.). Clerks: Edward Hogan (dem.), J. R. Hazard (rep.). Fourth District—Judges: C. K. (rep.). W. Ii. Stoc lnmn (rep.), 5. B. wood (rep.), A. 1. MeKenna (do I, Stockbam (rep. ; Clerks: Port Dailey Moody (rep.) Fifth District—Judges: J. C. Ernest (vep.), Louis I Lecder (rep.), M. Meehan (dem.), W. R. Hynes (dew.), Charies H. Ogourn (rep.). Clerk: Thomas Bollan R H Rowley Walker, jr. (rep.). Sixth' District--Judges: R. C. (rep.), W. A. Hostewter (rep.), C. L. New- strom’ (dem.), Iobert ¥. Ogden (ind.), K. Kastman (rep.). Clorks: Joha Paray (rep.). Seventh District--Judges: C. K. Malm (vep.), K. C. Knewolu (rep.), H.B. Myers (dew.), 1. Van Volkeoberg (ind.), A. i’at- telle (rep.). Clerks: Willlam Breanan (dem.), B, D. Davis (rep.). Eighth District—Judges: (rep.). C. J. Westerdabl (re (em. ), J seu (rep.). % (¥ I«nu C. W. White (dem.), W. Whivmore re l\lluh District—Judges: J. W. Kelley (rep.), Henry Lngelman (rep.), Kdward O'Connor (ind.), C. #. Hawksworih (dem.), Henry Iritz Clerks: J. Ia Waurner (rep.). “Youtn District—Judges: George W. North (rep.), Charles Hrink (dem.), George W. Burke (ind.), J. B, Bell (dem.), P. C. Hough (rep.). 1. Led- Coon Elling- .), Churles (dem.), Henry S. (dem.), McDerwott (dem.), John John Wallace ), Idwin Davis 3. Carnaby (dewm.),’ C. 0.7, Lar- Taylor (dew.), Charles Clerks : yard (vep,). Flevenil Eastman (rep.). H. Gree vep.), Id- mund Stone; find.), Edward Cullinane Frauk Heller (dem.), DistrictJudges: Soninimia g (vep.), H. C. Mitler (vep.) Clerks: B O'Shay essc] ol #1i Hodgins &rw) WRAMAY.. (i) SIKTU WaARD, First District—fudges: Micbael Cody 7 Pages (rep.), F. W. Lessen- | tine (dem.), William Fiynn (dem.), Andrew ! Dow (ind.). i Clerks: J. M, McKenzie (dem.) Socond District (rep.), Isaac (dem, (rep.) Clerks: (rep.) Third District (rep.), Robert (rep.), O, P, (rep.) Clerks: ter (rep.). Fourth District (ren.), W. W. Rice (dem.), 8. 8. { Nelsen' (aem.) | . Clorks: W Pratt jr. (rop ) Fifth District | (rep.). M. C. My | Wiltiam Craran (rep.) Clerks: Bdward Emmons (dem. ) Sixth District (rep.). .lohn F Chapman (rep.), David A, B, A Chappell H. Goddard C. Roberts Judges ylvester (vop.), ¥ , Henry Ables (ind.), M. J. C. Thomas (dem.), R. J. Grant Judges: M. C. Kidder Wiso (ind), M. C. Traux Nelson (dem.),’ €. L. Robinson . AL Hoffman (dom.), R. D, Care Judges: H. H. (rep.), Thomas S, rpenter (ind.), I\lrhy 3. Boyd I{mnlll H. Williams (dom.), E. D, Judges Wi n - Mack p.), C. H. Roed (rep.), ), Joseph Vauderford . 8 (ind Stringer (rep.), Judgos: A, ren.). Thomas A, M iey (ind.). S. R. Moore (rep.). Clerks derson (ren.) Seventh_District—Judges: D, J. (rep.), J. M. Chambers (ren.), J. A (rep.), John Ochiltreo (dem.), A. F (ind.). Clerks: m.). th District ), George B Piorson grane (rep.), Robert L. Goddard * (demw.), J. Re A. Richards (rep), A. T. Hon- Smith J. W. Moore (rep.), Dantel Kelley ~Tudges: C. K. Aduins (vep.), Denman A, J. Goft (deni.), (rep.) Clerks: (rep.) Ninth District—fudgos: (vep.), William Askwith (s (rep.), John Roed (dem.), G Clerks: R. H. Willis Bruner (rep.) Albert Hunt (ind.), W, O. Morse S. E. Regan (dem.), H. J. Wells T, D. Brown p.), T. H. Ewing Mattice (ind.). (rep.), John A. Tenth District—Judges: P. A. Edquist ) I L. Brown (rep.), John Little (rep.) Johnson (dem.), W, B Fuller &rel!. N rk« T. Z Anworda’ (dom.), J. P, Mac- auley (rep.). Eleventh ville (rep.), Auchmoedy zan ‘dom oy lerks: Peter Shroedor (dem.), G.'W. ‘Winship (vep.). Twelfth District—Judges: (rep.), Charles Hollo (dem.), ruthers (rep.), H. M. Bell (den.). Clerks: Martin J. Knecht (rep.), Jobn He Johuson (rep.). SEVENTH WARD. First District—Judges: °'N. W. Nelson (rep.). K. A, Perry (ind.), Thomas Fitzger- ald (dem.), Henry J. Voss (dem.), Richard Stévens (rep.). Clerks: H. A. Henlerson (rep.). Frod Schamel (ind.). g Second District —Judges: R. W, Dyball (rop.), C. P. Stromborg (rep.), Charies John- son (dem.), C. S. Gyger (rep.), Henry Good- man (ind.). Points (dem. and ind.), Dis John (rep. s: Harry Man- Culton (rep.), Oliver Ryder (ind.), B, B. John T Dillon D. W. Car. Foster (ind.), C. D Clerks:~ J. 4. George B. Dytail (rep.). Third District—Judges: George Sabine (rep.), John Kowalski (rep.). Nicholas Cherek (ind.), James Schneiderwind (dem.), W. I, Roskie (rop.). Clerks: Frank Waterman (rep.) Frank odrich (dem.). Fourth Disirict— (vep.), Nels kv (dem.), Otto (dem.). udges: William Fare d (rep ), Joseph Czerwinski acs (ind.), Wilham Herald Cierks: Herman Ww. H Beverly (ind.). Fifth District—Burt C. Corliss (rep.)s Thomas Carey (rep.), Anton A. Inda (dem.). James McManus (ind.), George D. Arm- strong (ind.). Clerks: Charles D. Selden (vep.), Hans Breckenfeld (dem.). Sixth District—Judges: Louis McCoy (rep.), J. 15, Hardin (rep), J. C. Green (rep.). W.'J. Konnedy (ind. and dem.), Ham« lin Barnesy (ind.). Cleris: corge D. Cornell (vep.), C. E. Dickson, (dei.). Scventh District—Judges: K. W. Wead (rep.), L. Howell (rep.), Judson Higloy (rep.), 1. J. Salmon (ind.), J. 18, Bonewitz (dem.). Clerks: Heur Mike Hogan (dem.). Shultz (dem.), A. Drum (rep.), GUTH WARD, First District—Judges: S. L. Boyd (rep.), A. F. Clark (rep ), W. 5. Hughes (dem.), J. C. Whipple (ind.), ‘Iiomas Trenberth (vep.). Clerks: K. P. Dolman (rep.), T. S. Crocker (rep.). Second Diswrict—Judges: J. W. Furnas (rep.), A. J. Herald (rep.),J. H. Baroes (dem.), W. A. Elkins (ind.), M. F. Singlevon (rep.). Clerks: (rep.). Third Distric D. P. Augell (aem.), Ira Lozier . Juages bson Buld J. W. Bruner (rep.), Daniel Gillen win (ind.), J. W. Peuny (rep.), J. B. ( (dem.), J. R. (re Clerks: R. G. King (dem.). Gus Sallander (rep.). ourth Dis udges: W. H. Cawley (rop.). I, W. Hotchkiss (rew.), Joseph B, Butler (dem.), Lows Ihm (ind.), William J, 1rick (uem, Clerks: J. H. Schneider (rep.), A. R. Houghton (rep.) ifth District —Judges: A. W. Parker (vep.), Thomas Dillon (rep.), Frank Keatly (dem.), G. RaChristofor, (ind. )y Maynurd Wile sou (rep. Clorks: James P. Connolly (dem.), W. Taylor (vep.). Sixth Distr Judees: Thomas Doyle (rep.), Sam Beatty (vep.), Niels Henricksen (dem.), Sam De Nedry ' (ind.), Nels Beck (rep). Clerks: George Kaurll (dem.), ¥. B. Rode- fer (rep.). Seveuth District—Judges: R. O. Blukul (vep.),d. W. Bishop (cep.), G. W. Hyde (dem.). A. 5. Borglum (ind.), Thomas Fitz- ald (rep.). Clerks: Hobert McDonagh (aem.). NINTH WARD, First District—Judges: J. H. Mathews (rep.), George Iisiell (rep.), Albert Rose (rep.). G. J. aul (dem.), A. Miller (ind.). Clerks: J. 1. O'Hanlon (dem.), M. It Huntington (vep.). Second District—Judges: (ren.), Milo AL Vau Horn greu (dem.), A. H. Do, sou (rep.). MW, Lindberg (rep.), A, Landers (ind.), Prank Johne Clerks: (rep.) Lhivd District--Judges 0., 8. (rep.), J. B. Pagan (nd.), A (dem.), H R C. Montgomery Paine (dem.), . R, Perfect “Lrostler bork (rep ), AL H, Howk (rep.). Clerks: J. M, gios (vep.). Fourth” District—Judges: J (rep.), J. LCare (rep.), J. 17, James O'Conner (ind. ), K, 15, Clerks: C. L. Suiith (dem.), W. it Loy (rep.) 1ifLh Gibb (dem.), 5. 1. Wige Wiatls (rep.). ingd- . District—Judges: &, G, (rep.). Max Bollman (rep.), A. (dew.), Charies Ward (nd.), Armsirong (rep.). Clerks: J. . Coud (dem.), €. J. Johinson (rep.). Sixth - District—Judges B. Guild (vep.), Peter Welch (rep.), U. P. Sackets . Sloddard (rep.), W. H. Witbur Hurris C. Woody George W, (ind.), J. (rep.). Clerks: J.J. Mahoney (dem.), A. B, Mo- Arthur (rep.) Canbiie g Lo DeWitt's Witch Hazol Salve cures soros. DeoWitt's Witch Huzel Salve cures ulcer, e Democratic Meatings. Domoeratic meetings will be held 16ws: Wednesday night, 1123 Chicago street, “Ihursday night, %001 Picrce street. Friday uignt, £rfling hall Friday ulght, Danish wmass meeting ab Wasliiugton hall, Saturday night, Jacksonian club, e Republicun ity Contral Commit There will be a meeting of the republican cily central committee av 8 o'clock this evening at headquarters, fol- ‘When Baby was sick, e gave her Castorla., When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When shio bocume i, sho clung to Castorie, Whea she bad Children, she gave tiei Cestariny