Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE FOR RENT-HOUSBES,, Continued. TSEMENTS FOR THRESE COLUMNS AT e it 1330 . m. for the exening and untll 8:30 p.m. for the morning and Sunday editions, avertisers, by reauesting & numbered check, cn hiave thelr nswers addressed to 8 numberod Jettor In care of Tie BEe. Answers so addressod Wil be dellvered npon presentation of the check. © BITUATIONS_ WANTED. Tcaword there- ord firet Insertio i taken for Tess than WANTED, AT ONCB, POSITION BY AN EX- fonced man stenographer: beat of refer- Atdress A 29, Bec, Council Bluffs, after. \ulh\m' 1609 Howard st THE NEARASKA GUARANTER SAVINGS Bn.m' e iy wnia . fove gontie: A nldroas 10 ot W8 solCitors. - ADPIY at ‘and 23, Douglas block. 801 ¥ yOU WANT A GOOD PA .vr;nwm'm e Hiwks Nursery Co., Milwaulkcs, Wia BD: ‘l\Yu\l’\V AND T‘XPHN“F‘Q ‘whoioor pard e, Apply Sarymon, Chicago, b M344 N16* ANTED. |u\||(‘l“~,ll‘1 ON THE U. 8. '|¥..r'."~}.,,.5’i.,.~k T e, Atkansis_and ooyt fl‘l’:)\“h stroet. M375 N17' FOR_RENT, THREE OF THE COZIEST houses near fanscom park. $33 1o $45 per fonth; call and seo tvem, ‘Hicks, 305 N. ¥; Lo D, 6-OOMED HOUSE, $10 PER MO, FORMER- iy rented for §20, 126 N 20th, key next door north. B HOUSE, ALL Mnm.nm CONVEN- 14 South [ FOR RENT. South 15th st D5 10-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODERN IMPROVE- ment. 2126 Harney st W i' “SEVEN-ROOM COTTAG convenience. Amost naw, all at 501 Boyd's Now The Dyl BOON HoUsE Nico near ¥ Blegant corner house, Brick honse, splendid | Hicks, 30 h COT” Inquire 1 Doxise convenience: 1030 Park 7 ul stroct at winter prices. F. D. W Douglas, ERN, $30.00 m park. §35.00 Jnd and Poppleton $10.00. ation, $15.0). EVERY 5 So. U8th oad, 10-ROOM, HOUSES WITH W 1ic n word first nscrtion, le_a word "Nothing taken for loss Uiin 2 “Rate thereafie Thn New Patont satla “on elght. gl Agents ave making $25.00 to :.‘.h. |<‘nkr 'mrn.--r Particulars writa Gr M. Oor, X 30, L Crosag, Wis. > FOR OUR OITY BUSINESS. Call at 1616 Dougla WANTED, AT _HENDE B AR AT T R Gl 300 A MONTH AND EXPENSES, EX- B ety tarmilory, No experiance, Staple oo, absolnte mononoly. Q' wome i Yearly contracts. ‘Pay ¢ No talk, Syst i rfect. Write auiek, Address K, o i3, Boston. Miks. M504 u: torritory BIX €0 §30.00, monthly: enclowe postage. Mesab M. € niract ¥, Duluth, Minn BSENTATIVES IN BVERY call_in per- o o Supply Co., iha, Neb. 701 5° “WANTED, AT BOSTON STORE. OMAHA, B.‘:‘; A D woslkoeper in loak department: MA16 ZHOYS 14 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE_TO LEARN pholstering on low The B. M. Hulse ompany, 1507 Nicholax sireet. M7 PERIENCE! OCERYMAN 000.00 stocks one who ia gand sclling and general $1.000.00 in cagh: must utto dutchs will got 6 profit for manai & Tocated i one of the hast towns in ¢ d ce Box 185, Wahoo, N ‘Address atonce Box 1 i WANTED. A RESPONSIRL ind larze expor naling atay tios, ent I N comimisaion. Only thosewho need appiy. Address G, Denver, Colo. WANTED, MAN AND WI for different Hywns, #itls for general Lousework, dian ofce, 1 TFOR FARD dining room pastry cook ! l “ELEG .Y FURNISHE Y1610 8., cornor Howard, s and $12.00 per month. E D ROOMS, nd_ 100! Wright & Lasbu $10.00 '\n ROOMS. . m. MG IRABLE ROOM m'r- also smaller Foom MRIR FVERY LARG able for 2 gentl 5 oth ‘7LAIKGP SOUTH FRONT ROOM WITH AT~ Loove, gns and furnnce heat, $15.00. Smaller room, $7.00, Boand If dealred. 2229 Burtst. 044 ]“ “FURNISHED ROOM WITH 1911 Facnan 3-0 SOUTH FRONT, FOR Ygentiemen. 3 MSOT 7 E SEVERAL, VERY DESIRABLE ~SOUTH Ytront furnisiied rooms: bath and “all mod couvenlences on same fioor. Chicago streel. Q—TWO FU. PLEASANT ROOM, Aply soon, 1 PRI SO0 7 NISHED ROOMS 1OR, M7 BRO- FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Rates, 1ie word firat insertion, thei Nothing taken for 1oss than YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CABE OF Women's Christian association, 111°8. 17th st 10 a word G WITH ROOMS, SINGLE OR sulte: house Just fittad up With every thing n One of the best locations In the city and cver thing will be first class. 2109 Douglas. 811 PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM WITH ALCOVE; [ aiso honrd. 2510 Dodse. e 10 SALESMEN y assured. 403 Hee MEH9 2 _ANY ONE HANDY WITH HAMMER AND 50 per day selling our b e e aotd i oo town: end your iddress at ouce for special latter giving particu Pecrless Threshold company, Troy str. MEOK 2 B. WANTED, § FOR o0 portditay good YANTED ON NORTH OMAHA 7t streets. MBIO 4% D, FIVE MEN TO REPR USTN falties. Onehundred No_expericuce A stamped en- Min 0 expenses, self-addres address P, 0. Box 346, 0118, Telops i ME5 0+ Minn WANTED—FEMALE HELP. Word firt lnsertion. word there- GENTLEMEN, YOU por woek dolng strictly aing _and steady e Liborty Sup- e, Boston, Mask. M719 20 ALE HOUSE A Aaaress U 43, Be 708-1% D--COMPETENT GIRL. NONE OTH- Ly Mra. Frank Wilcox, 8-W. Cor. (0 §3 10 $15 for work; send PIY compiny /z00d business wi oy 1120 Park Aavenuy. 2 (), VOMANFOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK A ND Jtake of child; small family. South ST IN HOUSF vages, DY WO w! iD, TWO COMPETENT COOKS . bireet; none others need app: AT “GIRL FOR (.v.m-‘lun HOUS] uired. “N.W. cor. 27th and LY Iwork; T Jackso: Rates, 10c 4 1lue each innortion, 150 | aline per month, Nolhing taken for loss than "o ALL OF THE CITY. HOUSES 1N o The 0. F. Davis company, 1505 Farnam. ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN. CHOICE. IN DS Cirete. €. 8. Blguttor, 204 Boo vidge )=k OOM HOUSE, MODERN. NEAR BUSI- Dyinat Yot modorats, Avply 204 Boo bullaiu. l) TRENTAL AGENCY, 6507 DROWN BLOCK, 35 AND ROOMS IN ALL PARTS OF G P Butts, 290 8. 170 st. 1), MobELN RIGHT-ROOM DN 6500 per month. | L 8. Skinver. Doss SOM HOUSE, . RGE Dt TEN-ROOM HOUSE, 1 conveniend fi¢ht room house in first clasa repair, city | ) st §15,00, 4717 Capitol ave, all S, $10.00, s locited tn Benson addition, fehitel, 412 Now York Lite. Bldg, 0 I BLOOK. MuT4 ¥ T: DARLING, BARK ) -TO GOOD TENAN rlok dwell f dost stroe RENT, Thquire . Rogers, 121 Mido TIROOM 1010 D POR omili. VOIL RENT, B e AnvOIenCeS it BaUthou corne. of ‘Jones and 25th st Rent $15.00 por mouth’ NIOE BRICK oorner 2int Venlences, ¢ g, - 10 It uowly 816 Nori D THOUSES, 3 T0 0 ROONS, 608 !\Uul ) —FOR RENT. 6.000M COTTAGE, th: 0-room cotiage, 1120 80. Hth. 28 Barker block. “J)-CORNER FLAT. § ROOMS, RANGE AND 1 other canyenlencos, 1o better Hat i Omakha, . Room 2, Patterson block, 1023 Faruaw St. Clouser. [ HOUS| RFECT CONDITION, modurn: mail family; location ovals o resonable. Hoaguk T D»dm"l‘la-fnl'la 18TH, 98 BARKER BLK "ENQUIRE 7--GOOD BOARD: LARGE ROOMS. 908 NORTH 16th street. M102 N10* 630 \Lunoms AND BOARD $6 WEEK. with or without boas J-FURNISHED ROOMS AND no,\uu— - FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM, [ with or without- board. 2648 Dodge street. DAGH 3* ?—A DESIRARLE FRONT ROOM WITH AN AL- cove and one side rooui. 212 South 25th. 80 3¢ “FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. REF- 2214 Farnan. M740 4% 7—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH EOARD: terms 613 N. 20th, M8d1 5% 1 It was dubbed blue Monday By old Mrs. Grundy A long time ago. No wonder that under This serious blunder / ‘The working was slow. But Mondays have brightened ; Work lightened —clothes whitened Since housekeepers know, M Without further telling, ‘What Fairbant: is selling— See sample below. N K. FA|RBANK & CO. of word first_nserti Nothing taken for less. -STOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW, Wolls Aetion Co., 1111 Farnam st. B16 (OFOR SALE AT A DARGAIN, THE FURNI- e of & -ooin cottage: 001 N 14th Siree a word 0 250 FOR SALh—hORSL§ WAGONS,LTC Rates, 116 2 word fivst insortion, 164 Word thoro- after. Nothing taken for less than 250, D—-MOVING EXPRESS [NEWLY PAINTED], hiroas nd young (e, $125. Room 40 N, ¥ Life bailding. FOR SALE, FAMILY HORSE, GENTLE AND sound. Cheap for eash. Address P. M. Conklin, #812.Parker St. BBO 3 " FOR BALE—MISCEZLLANEOUS. Q0K SATE 1K TN CARTOAD LoTa. GIL- Q ONE BRUNSWICK BILLIARD TABLE AND Jone pool table, used 6 months, 48 £ood 1s new 813, West Poln for sale cheap. ) 596 ALE KIMBALI Neb. ~FOR Quing v Vl(-lur Meyein, {Potmely Chghp A letter file and cabinet. Boston Store, Omaha. NS, DOUBLE- BARRELED ~BREECH- bounding locks. Walnut stock, 'lulest nprove- ard & Co., , MBoi 20 N7 OR SALE--SECOND HANE SHOW CASE M7 9% Qo loider, iiny giage; equals thosc costing $L00.00 Damasens barrels, 10w hammer, top action, re ments: $12,00 eacli. Sent G, 0. D, upon receipt of D0 to gunrantoc express chatges, Arthr Lion - Q FIRE AND First cluss. Big prings, Ne Rates, 10c a1 month. " Nothing J—MRS. NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, relluble buslucss mediuni; Sth year at 110N 1641 817 MASSAGEZ, BATHS, ETC. “Rates 10c a line ea th. Nothing tal T ingertion. $1.50 en for less than 25¢. ND FLOOR, e uiphur LIy %, 416 SO. 15TH. MBION1B* 121 DOUGLAS, THIRD assage, aleohol, sulphur aud M784 5% a line per TRMADAME SMITH, 5028, 19TH, Room . Massage, viipor, aleohol. ne and sea oatus. ME. LA RUE, MASSAGE, PEBSDNAL Chicago, make it. BUBINEBS CHA‘NCES Continned. ARCADE RESTAURANT: DOING 48: 1l rnis 11 $10.00 location i eity: & ason_ for sell- 00 will buy it “FOR SAL 1 Yapiondi b YTEL, FURNITU! m: AND £ 0l soon. 1na_eity of 13,- Tow. Address L. B, Wheeler, BEST LOCATED Sipe, agent, 2418 M4 4 V'=FOR RENT, BLEVATOR IN SECTION OF Nobraska with good corn crop. Reason for ronting no money 10 4o business with. Address U 42, Bee. —WANTED, ment of & pi printer and_newsp 5. Sumner, Neb. CHEAP, THE I Omahd, J. W. TO LEASE OR THE MANAGE: ¢ {n it county seat, by a practical per man. Address Lock Box Ratos, 10c a lin month. Nothing b 71 0WN 100 fiaud Dakota. Indse.,horses and cattle, Add. box 70, a line per s than 25¢. NEBRASKA, KANSAS Wil sell cheap or_exchange for -ankfort, Ind §30 INERAL MDSE. WILL Box 205, ¥ rankfort, Int 0 ATE_FOR SALE OR 7,-CLEAN 8 litake S —LIST YOUR REAL exchange with B. J. Kend TOCK OF ¢ 0, money. 50D FARM Lock Hox_ 4. Mo 7+ -FOR SALE OR lland and liorses. P Pleree, Neb. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE JoTH /i "and Dotglas: 7-reom house, modorn, Caldwell St Bargain. G. L. Green, 28 Barker blic, 097 74-uifinmnh, T A GOOD BUSINE ‘morse. Wil tako wanio as firt paymenton 00 1ot and give § years thue on balance. i BIVO S YEUNES REAT, BSTATE, HANGE, ek Bros., FOR SALE—REAL ESTATL Rates, 10¢ a line o month o “50 a line. per Nothing taken for less thin 20e. Jfor_SALE TATTRAGTIVE HOMES cheap, See Geo. W. P. Coates, 15 VERY HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, SALE K. Darling, Barker blk. B3l I ARGAINS_HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS, ortrade. F. IK. Danling, Barker bik. ¥F. HARRISON, 01 BARGAT or trade. FARM LAN LIST ' CHOICE : can locate colony. InauniRred and sehool mse.” oW, Welbtpn, G | good furm sHzhtl; rant, N19* Ratos, 134c 0 word (irot insertion, Loa word thore- after. Nothing taken for less than 2Ge. Um/\:su‘vmuflxmrm* BLECTRO-THI mal baths. Sealp and hair_treatment. manicure and chiropodist.brs.Post, 310} S. 11k, Withuell blk 7—NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, Heat and iodern convenlences.” 2020 Harioy; _MATRIMONY OR PLE NEW DEAL. Send 2-cent stamp to P. O. Box ¥61. Haatlngs, Neb. M720 N2§* STEAM HEAT. GAS, ath; $4.50 and $5.00 per week. 411 North 14th. M770 11° GENTLEMEN: 790 1% —CUTRATES IN PHOTOS: 12 CABINET PHO- 108, Avisto finish, one Bx10 Aristo, very best, worth' §.00, for $2.00, at Cowan's photo &tudio; 2123 Cumini sireel; Uring coupon: good for 10 days only; great. reductlon”{or” groubs; oven Sun- au v FOR TWO. #5.00 and batli, 2610 “SOUTH _ROOM ol ench. veen 24th and 2 Rates 1Hc after. Notl (353 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR KEEEIN Fhouse. 210N, Lith st FOUR UNFURN Xfor housekeepin: blocks from postoffice. ( “CLEAN Tand Pucific street, small familles. @ B! OR. 00 10 §0.00, to desi Buits, 220 S0, 17th street. M210N12 ALL MODERN 413 1605 LEAVENWORTH ST. N773 5 G2y UNFURNISHED ROOMS, HEAT ~AND light furnishied. No housekeeping. 2076 Har- ney treet. 794 10 I4FIN ROOMS FOR houscks ary's ivene. " WITH OR WITHOUT 615 N. 20th. KT0-20 (1 _UNFURNISHED T2112 Miwma st. (_1 “4-ROOM FLAT. “ROOMS, UNFURNISHED “ping, $12.00. 2611 St G2, FRONT ROOM board. Heat, bath, FUR RENT—STORES3 AND OFFICES sach Insertion, $1.60 4 1o per month.” Nothiag taken for ens i 2oc. FOR REN HE4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 016 Farnam st. The building has a fireproof ¢ ment basement, complate steam heating fixtures, water onall U Hoors, kus, otc. Apbly at the officd of_"Tu BEE, D10 —OFFIC] ROOM, W 1ight, st anitor sery i Rates, 1 month. ' Noth ZAGENTS WANTED FOR QUIOK SALLING pitented fnvention Just being put on the market, goldonly throwel ace 01 Profits and i elear flold. bl by madl nts. The Ohlo Noy- ity Con D 1. Cltielunat. O, MAST_ —AGENTS WAN VER uu-m‘ o Tt work at home; gobd pay; ladies praferred Address Georgo . Blake, general agent, Pawnes ©ity, Neb, oG4 4 AGENTS. RELIABLE TRAVELING SALES Juen 1o earry onr luoricatiug and burning oils as & side e, good chanco for Tight man. The Cleveland Refining ¢ land, 0. MNi3 T-AGENTS WANTLED. TO SELL NOVELTIES; o five articlos » markot and good sellors; sell At 8lg nd brainy nen \ wantud everyw Ake orders for Shepp's World's Fair Photo- graphed. Ouly boos of capy iographe of bulldings. seenes and exh World Columblih exhibition: wuthorised by tho bXposi: tion management; officlal Dinies each volume. Bouanzi for workers: drop every- thing and handle 1t you will mke wmoney fast; books ready; credit glven: blg commisaions: el culars, terms, free. Addross Globe Bible Publish- ing Co.. A38" Dearborn streel, Chicago, Philadeiphia, Pa. STORAG Rates, 100 4 lne each () month, lon, $1 Nothing taken for less thian M STORAGE, WILLIAMS & OROSS, 1214 HAR- FOR O u)us:noLn “Goabs, clean and cheap rates. {OOM HOUSH, 318 N. 17TH ST. EN M MO11 4 RENT. MODERN 8 ROOM HOUSE. '-'ly papered and patuted, $15. 2512 Sflwu‘l.fl {ROOM HOUSES OBNTRAL LOCA- In’ll\\(bvlkluunlw. o853 0N MODREN _HOUSN. WATER N oF without barn. _,u;'u B Wells, 1111 Farnan 15 WANTLD—TO BUY. Jaie, ia b live atch lagardan. $1.50 » lne per mouth. Nothing taken for less th 2 N; WANTED, TO BUY OR TRADE FOR_SHC- gud hand bool aud billlard {ables. ~ Address laouhmun reet, Omaliu, 026-1% Us TADIES, SEND_NAME AND A Viivi Co., 601 N. Y. Lifo Bldg., f heal k. Office consultation fre ; MONrY TO LOAN—REAL mSTATZE. Rates 10 a 1ino each isertion, $1.60 a 1ine per month. Nothiug taken for less than 25¢. W MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES The 0. . Davis Co. 1605 Farnam streel. 819 7. Wi, ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON roved and unimproved Omiha real estate, 1'to 5 years, Fidelity trust Co., 1702 Farnam. TOR SALE, BASY TERMS, LOTS IN'FRASER, H Tow: £50.00 to $300.00. Also 160 acres, good garden lund.” T. Ferguson & Co., 1915 Farndm. MB21 N2 l(/um LAND: y county, $4.250, ounty, nnuo, Sarpy, $50 820, Douglns couniy, il 80. Douglas county, $45 240, Washington couni 210, Otoe connty, $42 ai xm ‘Boone county, $14 C. I, Harrison, 9112 N, V. Life 154N9* AFTER THE UNION PACIFIC @overnment Interests in that Company to Be Protected. OFFICIALS DIZCUSING THE SITUATION Attornsy General Olney Tnvestigating the Subject with & View of Taking Prompt Mensures to Secure an Aceounting. Wasitinaton, Nov. 1.—[Special Telegram to Tue Ber.] —Attorney General Olney has been clos ;ted all day with Special Attorney Hoadley ana John A. Dillon of New York and Chairman Brice of the senate committee on Pacific railroads, and ho is this evening inaccessible to the public. The attorney general and his counselors are discussing the present condition and future welfare of the Union Pacific railroad with a view to taking immediate steps to protect the prop- erty and to secure legislation, which will preserve the equity of tho government in it. Tur B correspondent madoe three efforts today and this evening to secure an inter- view with the attorney general and each time that offcial asked to be excused. Tt is understood that special instructions will be issued to Attorncy Hoadley, who will take some decisive step to protect the interests of the government while they are in the hands of a recoiver and that bofore congress con- venes in regular session. Next month a general measure relating to the Union Pacific property will be presented to Senator Brice for introduction in the sen- atoand then the Department of Justice will see vhat the legislation upon the subject is promptly forthcoming, which meets with the views of the administration. com ETED THE DEAL. Absorption of the 0. & M. by the B. & O, athwestern Compa CixorsNatt, Nov. long-contem- plated unton of the Baltimore & Ohio South- western with the Ohio & Mississippi rail- way, or rather the absorption of the latter by the former, was completed today. The new organization takes the name of the Baltimore & OMhio Southwestern. It will extend from Parkersburg, W. Va., to St. Louis, with branches to Louisville, Shawnee- town, IIL, and Beardstown, (1. The accom- plishment of the great deal is largely due to the indefatigable labors of Mr. 1. R. Bacon. who has spent much time in_ London in his The stockcholders of the new organ- today elected the following first ard of directors: I R. Bucon, New York; W. W. Peabody, Cincinnati; 1. W, Tracey, Springfield, 111.} Lowe Emerson, Cincinnati; Fred Alms, Cin: i Brigas_Cunningham, Cincinnati; m L. Bull, New York; Edgar L. Wells, New York; W. Merelens, New York; John . Davis, New York; Julius S. Walsh, St. Louis; H. Wilson, Wilmington, Dol.: John R. Haseltine, London, England; Patrick Buchanan, London, England. The board of directors chose the following oficy President, E. R. Bacon; vice presi- dent and general manager, W. W. Peabody; second vice president, William Buchanan; treasurer, W. IS Jones; general counsel, Judson Harmon; secretary, W. W. Peabody, jr.; ussistunt secretary, Edward Bruce. clared a Dividena. PuiApELPEIA, Nov. 1.—The board of di- rectors of the Pennsylvania railway met at noon today and declared a semi-annual dividend of 2¢ per cent, payable in cash, to stockholders registered up to 8 p. m.-Octo- ber 8L 1t is payable on and after November 28 next. ‘The 21§ per cent dividend doclared thduy makes a total for this vear of 7 per cent, 5 being in cash and 2 in stock. Tho 1|bim\' of the company to declare a 3i§ per CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Omaha | Depot 10th an 4.20 pu| 11:36am| 10.450m [ BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER. | Ar Depot 10th and Mas HoME $800, $1.000, $1.600: ANY PRICE; casy térmia. Waliace, Brown blk., 10 & Dougls. me LANDS AND ~CITY PROPERTY. R. Boatright, 301 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omah U5 NG [JOR SALE, WELL IMPROVED FARM. acres, good house and barn, 8§ miles north of Council Blufls. C. Carstenson, Crescont, Tn. ON 28TH N Q0rx127 T BAST FRONT, OSeward, $700. sold at a pric ¥. D, Wead, 16th and D Wi LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED cliy properiy, €5.000and hpwards, cent; nodelays.W.Farnam Smith &C /R MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES, Apply to W, B, - Melkle, First National Bic bldg. —ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO.. 518 N. Y. Life, lends at ow rates for choice sécurit Nebruska and Iowa farms or Omuha ctiy prope “MONEY TO LOAN ON INSIDE CITY PROP- erty. Low rates. Money on hand. H, J. Abra- hams 2nd floor, 2119 Fara 624 " MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. Rates, 10¢ & line each ingertion, $1 o line per I, Nothiug taken for less thin ¥ X DO YOU WANT MONEY? We will loan you ANY SUM you wish on you FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES. WAGON CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ote. We give prompt attention to al) applications, nd will earry your loan as 1ong a8 you wish. | You can rediiea the cost of carry Ing your ioan Dy & payment at any time, Thers 18 no publicity : removil of proporty. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE C Room 4, Withnell block, Cor. 15th and Harucy sis, ND A, E. Harels, room Ha20) curlty’; sirlctly conide nental block. NEY 0 LOAN— 2 will loan “you suy sum which you wish small or lary the lowest possible raies, fu th aulckest possible time, and for any length of tine 10 sult you. Youcan pay it back in such install- ments a8 yon wish, when you wish, aud only pay for it as long s you keep it “You ci borrow HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE REORIPTS, MERCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER SECURI Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, 800 SOUTH 16TH STRERT, firat floor above the sircet. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA, 824 MONEY TO LOAN SHORT TIME LoaNs. Y. Lite Billding. INESS C ] BARGAINS IN FARM Neb., 8. W. ard county, N -16-11, §.00 per acre. OB ACKES 1 Whenir county, Neb., N tlon 24-22-11, 100 acres under cultivation: one of the bost farmi L the county, $12.60 per acre. B0O ACRES In Greeley county, Neb. Section 17 and 8. E, 4 sectlon 18-18-12, oily Nowtl Loup on U, PRy, and 4 miled fro on B.& M. R. R Good soll, running witer, ete.: vl ko exe Jisted with us for quick sale at 2,500 ACRF £00d Koll, Dl fourths, raneh; surronnding L Owner iust sell and_w act for $8.70 per acre, less U HICKS' REAL, ESTATE AGENCY, N.Y. LIFE BLDG, 502 2 WES ONLY ADVERTISE a8, CKES n Knox county, i sec- tion 10- i mec- .3 sec- on U, P. Dlow oep or value, 4:30pm 6.60pm | 8.1 Omaha ay s 6.65 pm_ Night fexp, via U. b, Trans,| 540 am Louls 10.45 pm 10,45 pm o Atantic Expross Li. Nébraska State Limited. ... <o Night EXDress...... Worldls Fate Limiic Jkiahoma Exp. (to C. 10:30am 4.00pm 7.10pm 5.00 pm 12. 6.00 pm 9.00am oma & [ox. " Cotorado Limita obraska Stats Linite: Arrives Omaha 4.03 pm 7.00 pm 1230 pm 1. Overland Flyer. .. Heatrice &Stromsb'g Bx (x 8un)) Pacific Expres: enver Fast Mali g0 EXpreas . “Ohiicugo EXpress. Leaves ¥, B. & MO. VALLEY Omaha, 90 .50 pm 4:50 pm 10.45am 9 25am Arrivos Omaha (i, St Wyo. Bxp. (Bx. M .Norfolk Bxpress (B, Sunday) . Paul Express. HICAGO & NOR'TH WESTN, P, dopot, 100h & Marcy Sts. 5.00pm 5.45pm BECUE'TXI‘.S FOR SALE 50 aline por GES, ANY AMOUNT. cl, 10th und Douglas, Ratos, 10 a 11 month.’ Nothi: THOICE 18T A G, Wallace, B s each Insortion, taken for loas than ORTGAGH own b 1GH GRADE OMAHA CITY MOR netting purchasors good rato 0f interest. sums of from $100 up.for s4le by Globe Loan & Trist Co. 16th & Dodge, Omaha, Particular Ratos. 100 o line on month. Nothing tak OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OAN SOON acquire & working knowledge of shorthand aud pewriting at A. S 8chool 0f Bhort- liand, 513 N. Y. Lif JHORTHAND AND TVPEWRITING Duwall copled promptly. e Life building. PAWNBRDKEKS Une each in Nothing taken for dess U SONNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER Douglas 6L Loius i watclies,ele. Old §old aud il Ratos, 1 montly ach lnsertion, $1 Nollllnh ks "W FURNISH CAPITAL T0 START YOU 1N business. Weo want (0 catablish one honest. ilable. enterprising pe 0 or woman, in i legillnate nioney 85 L every dounty in the west. Business 18 clean, easy and legiti- ke Bl money for partios with push mnd plick. 81 firsl-cluss reforcuees on't ap: quired. Write at 1t more eaterp Dr. Stare Herh Re Chicago, 11l . AN INTEREST IN A MANUFA( uriue plit (with position t (e otioe it so d red), $10.000.00 L0 $16,000.00 cash required. No trades considered. The' ;.00 b Feady e Address 8 64, e run RENT, A UAKPflYbHul' OoLD H'IANII 918 North 10 sirvet.” Apply 10 ' Jos- liednun. e “FOR SALE, A NO. | NEWSPAVER OUTFIT y Easy . Inquire g addreas Odd-no L ND PIXTURE . 1 owendosier, loriraud, Neb, 2 04 llue per ) 10F Lesn than 20¢. ipany s o eatabe o selling ariele nt w good profil. N-—vul‘nln.'msuv UPLAND PRAIRIE OR “m“m’ Jalothaf frous 1o 530 ganicuds. Councll Blufts, Ia. 786 HEST PAYING MEAT at 2502 Bioudo ,St. s Naoe Ratos, 100 4 e mouth. Nothis H Wi 3 leave orders at J, T, Withrow's, Tel TYPEWELLLBS ton, 1.1 Nothiu RRENINC TONS. unheard of pi G183 N, Y- Life bldg. UNDERTAKELS AND s MBA LM 10¢ i e each (isertion. $1.50 & 1ine pe takon for less thau motl taken {0 EVERYTHING ; Hoyles & Habb, TW. BAKER /3acobs. ¢ taker uod « , 815 5. 16th m' Te MUS.C, ART AND LA VG L . Rates. 10 0 e each insertion, $1.50 4 1ine per moath. Notdig taken for loss tian 23¢ G ¥. GELLENDECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER +La10) Califoraly s 3%y T0.40am |- 4.05 pm 7.00pm ChivigoR: i Vestibile Limita. stom iy 0.05 pm “MISSOURI PACIFIC. __Dopot 15th and Webste ~8loux Olty Accom Sioux City Expross (8 - Paul Limited A Pansenger (8 TSIOUX CITY, & PACIFG. - Depot, 10 and Marey Sts. S{011X Clty Passepo 8t. Paul Exprobs.. ‘Louli Canaon Ball......112.36 pma A TEITT BUES & 00., Beo Building, BOLLGITAT e Ruvice it e " DRESSMAKING. Ratos, 100 4 line oach tusertion, $1 month." Nothing taken for less than i TO DO _DRESSMAKING IN Utamiilies sollcited. Miss Sturdy, 4215 Nicholas M3d3 N1 RGO N, 24THL M720 El-.CJND BAND TYP WEll\.BS “Rates, 10 u line each luserilon. $1.50 4 1ne per month. ' Nothjng tuken for 1:86 thin 25 Q0L BALE A1 NO. 2 REMINGTON TYPE- writor, U000 series, $10.00. 015 N. Y. K bldy’ 420 line per S, §1; WRAPPERS, 2. iOALEB. 10¢ 3 11 cach_insertion, §1 month. Nothing taken for less thih 3 EW AND SECOND HANDSCALES. ALL KINDS. Address Borden & Solleck Co., Lake st..Chicago. Rates, W line per atos. 1o 4 after. Noth AR { UP, ONE WILITE COW, BROWN ¥ o horus, Halter on. Erusut Bofulelutr, Crelgl: $ou furas. Lo wilos west of Bensou. t’ cent dividend at this time, when the rail- ways of the country have suffored excess- 1vely from the gencral prostration of busi- ness, is favorably commented upon. NEW TINE CARDS ARRANGED. Railways Make Seversl Changes in Thelr Passenger Servioe, Now that the World's faie is ended rail- roads will commence to arrange different time cards from those now in force, and will discontinue trains that the press of business during the last six months made impera- tively necessary. Tho Burlinglon at noon yosterday decided upon the following changes in its servico, ef- féotive November 5 . Trains 1 and 6, which ran via 1 Junetion, not touching Omaha, are tinued under the naw time card. Enstbound _train No. 4 will leave at 9:45 instead of 11 “I'rain No. 3 will leave 4:20 p. m. “Train No, 12 will lo change of buta few mi however, will carry a sle Chicago at 2 ©Westbouna trs same a8 now, 10 “Train No. 8§ w! change, Traiu No. 11, at 6:50 p. m. “Train No. 91, for Lincoln, will leave in the morning at 8:15, san bofore. The Rock Island completed the change of schedule yesterday morning, effective November & and is as follow 1 will areive at at 4:30 instead of p.om,a This train, arriving in will leave the leave at 4:50 p. m., no local to Lincoln, will depart m., instead 3§ will arriveat 7:15 p. m., fnstead of 5 will arrive at 2 and leave at2:05 p. will arrive at 6:25 aud loave av D. 0., instead of 5:50 as now. Eastbound train No. 2 will leaye at 8 m., instead o : No. 4 will leave at ¢ instead of 10:80. ‘I'rain No. 6 arrives from the west at 4:50 p. n., instead of 8:55, and leaves at 5 o'clock p. in., while No. 8 arrives at12:10a. m. Trains Nos. 21 and 22 are dis continued. “The Northwestern and Milwaukee, it is understood, will ulso change sheir schedules on account of the decrease of business. BATTLE OF THE GIANTS, Union Paclfic und the Great Northern May Go Still Lower on Rates. Unless there is a vory decided change in the transcontifental within a fortnight, the Union Pacific will be up in arms against its formidable compotitor on the north, the Great Northern, and the merricst rate war western railroads have scen will bo augurated. Mr. Lomax holds the key to the situation, and backed as he is by tho receivers, he will have abundant opportunity to show his calibro as a tactition in the manipulation of passenger business. It is a fact that Mr. Lomax has been one of the chiof supporters of associations, on the ground that they materially helved to maintain rates and shut out scalping to a considerable degree. But with a 5 from Omaha to Portland in effect, telling how long the rate might obain, Mr. Lomax saw the necessity of withdrawal from au_association that was handicapped in giving him redross for the present condition of affairs due to the dog-in-the manger policy of the Great Northern and he proceeded to cut loose_from all entangle- ments. The Union Pacific is a free lance justnow and lively times arve anticipated within the next fow days. Yesterday morning Mr. Lomax was closeted with Mr. Warren B. Kniskernem, assistant general passenger agent of the Chicago & Northwestern and a_memberof the com- mittee appointed by the Western Possenger association to interview Mr. Lomax rogurd- ing the immigration question which has raised no end of a row in passenger circles. The couference, however, was confined to a_discussion of dotails concerning the rela- tionship of the Northwestorn and Union Pacific under the receivors, the manipula- tion of the business being. somewhat dif- ferent although the closo relationship be- tween theroads coutinues the same as be- fore. Immigration was not talked of what- over it is understood although Mr. Kniskem casually ascortained what Mr. Lomax's views were upon the question. in- nd no APPOINTED A RECELVER. Judge Dundy Namrs a Man Who Will Look After & Smail Railroad. On application of the Manhattan Trust company Judge Dundy has appointed a re- caiver for the Sioux City, O'Neill & Western railroad in the person of I, C. Hills of Sioux City. On October 37 the trust company ap- peared in court by its attornoys, George W. Wicker m and John L. Webster, and filed the petition asking that a receiver be ap- pointed for the road. The petition stated that on December 7, 1801, the defendants. together with certain shaveholders of the Pacitic Short Line Bridge company 1ssued bonds to the amount of $2,340,000, payable at the oftice of the Manhattan Trust company. That in order to float the bonds the railroad company gave the plaintiffs a morigagze covering the entir property of the railroad, and with the cond i- tion that the mortgage should be foreclosed at uny time when the interest on the bonds snhould become six months overdue and un- paid, “Thie trust company alleges that interest on the bonds which was due April 1, 1503, is still unpaid, and that the company has also failed to pay taxes, assessments und other charges to the amount of 23,048, which are also six months overdue. On these grounds vheyasked the court to unpoint a receiver preparatory to adjusting ths claims of the plaintiffs. ‘I'ne bonds to be furnished by the receiver are fixed at $25,000, und be is empowered to ussume control of all business-und property of the company. Tne railroad ofticisls are also notified to turr over all the books, vouchers and accounts of the company to the receiver. iz ACCEPTED THE REDUCTION, Bulirond Kmployes Take a Seusiblo View of s Trylng Situation. S, Louis, Nov. 1.—A 10 per cent reduction in the wages of employes of the Mobile & Olio railway went into effect toduy. The reduction was a general one, affecting the wages of every class, enginecrs, firemen, switchmen, conductors, brakemen, trainmen nd mechanies, throughout the entire sy tem from St. Louis to New Orleans. About two weeks ago the employes seut u commit- tee to New Orleans to protest against it and ask the management to rescind. the order, but the oMcials were tirm and declared that existing financial conditions made the reduc- tion an absolute necessity. The employes concluded to accept the situation with good geace and made no attempt to organize a strike or other resistance. Also Made w Cut, NasuviLLe, Nov. 1.—By order of the re- ceivers a 10 per cent reduction in the wages of all employes went into effect on the Kast Pennessee, Virginio & Georgla railway sys- tem today. 1t is feared that trouble is brewing, s tho men are very much dissatis- fled over the reduction, A Consultation will be held on Friday between the road re- ceivers, the railway employes grievauce committee and the grand chiefs of the dif- ferent orders, when some decision will be reached, Shore Ku J. O. Phillippi of the Missourl Pacific has gone to St. Louls. General Attorgey Kelly of the Union Pa- cific has returned from Chicago. General Superinteudent Calvert of the Burlington was in Omaha yesterday. City Passenger AJ(unz Dowling of the Burlington is home after a fortnight spent in looking at the tiger at Hagenback’s on the Midway. Mr. E. C. Perkins of Boston, a brother of the president of the Burlington, arrived in Omaha Tuesday night. Mr. Perkios is one of the leading lawyers of Boston ana one of the executors in the A. K. Touzalin estate, ‘The members of the local passenger agree- ment, the “low foints,'" as they are called, will solemnly get together tomorrow afier- noon in Secretary Munn's office and discuss lsnd buyers' rates from Omala to Texass, association expenses and the withdvawal of the Union Pacific from the local agreement. i, Buy it and try it if you want o delicio wine with a beautiful ‘boquet—Cook’s Extra Dry Champagne. Hignest award, diploma aud imodal; Coluiubiau exposition. SORROW FOR SILVER STATES Intervisw with a Prominent Advooate of the White Motal, EX-GOVERNOR GRANT ON THE SUBJECT Results of the Recent Ropent of the Shere 0 Law—Prediction of Deorease In Rallway EnrningsDespaie in Colorado Mining Cireles. Hon, J. B. G nt of Denver, ex-governor of Colorado, ar vod in the city Tuesday night and was a guest at the Millard hotel. Fix-Governor Grant is prosident of the Omaha and Grant Smelting compuny and is extonsively interested in mining. 1o talked freely toa roporter for Tue Dmm Whe asked what effect the repoal of the Shes man bill would have upon the mining inters 18 of Colorado he said The repeal of this bill will have s de- pressing offect upon all silver states, The price of siver has steadily decreased auriug the past several months and the action of congress may send it still lower, The price will be regulated by the supply and demand, and as many smail miners who have been gotting out low grade ores have been, or will be compelied to closo down, the supply will steadily decrease for probably the next twelve months. Of course th re minos which are Jarge enough producers to stil continue the present output, but it is safo to suy that no new properties will be developed as long as the present state of affairs exist, “We have been rec ceiving plenty of ora for smelting purposes, but wo will no douby feel the efects of the repeal before a great while. The repeal will affect all kinds of business in every mining state, but it will take about six months for us to tell exactly what the result will be. Clevelnnd's Hostility to Siver. “We can never look for any relief through national legislation as long us Cleveland is president, even i we would have control of ougress. Thore are many new mining camps which willhave to abandon all, developing work, and no new shafts will be sunk. AS s00n a8 the ores on the dumps at the mouchs of the mines are used up and the veios and loads which are now blocked out are uncovered and the ore sold, there wili be a very largo falling oft in shipments of ore and the railroads will suffer o big tinancial loss from this source. And if silver goes still lower than it is now tho large mine owners may conclude not to sacrifice their ore and close down until the demand becomes stronj enougn toadvance prices. ‘Ihiero is and will coutinue to boa certain demond for silver for manufacturing purposes, but this de- mand can be casily supplied.” “What is the poiitical situation i Colo- rado?” was asked “Tam not in politics any more, and neither of tho old parties seem to be alive where national issues are concerncd. The partios are kept alive by local politicians to further their own ends “I was in Chicago when Mayor Harrison was killed and the whole city scemed to mourn his foss. 'The World's fair closed very quictly owing to the gloom of sadness cast oyer the peaple by Mr. Harrison’s tragio death. FLOM THE Ex-Muyor Scott of Salt Luke City Enjoys & Sojourn in Omuba, Hon. George M.'Scott of Salt Lake City, U. T, is in the city, a guest of Landlord Erb of the Mercer, who is an old resident of the territory. Mr. Scott was the first Gentile mayor of Salt Lake City, having veen elected four years ugo. Mr. Scott is' naturally a free silver man, and is soméwhat warm over the action taken by the senat® on the repeal bill, although frankly declaring tbat there was nothing else to expect. He considers that President Cleveland, while not willfully antagonistio to the interests of the west, is thoroughly in line with the wealthy men of the east, and that his subordinutes ave controlled by the same influence, Mr. Carlisle being vhe most remarkable example of what can be done in the way of “floppiug.” As 10 the effect of the repeaiof the Sher- man law, Mr. Scott predicted that while there might be temporary relief, in the end there would be au infinitely worse condition of affairs than that prevailing dur- ing and since the recent panic, He thinks that the west cannot maintain its proper vosition until silver is recognized. “The relations of Mormons and Gentiles in Utah, Mr. Scott s; are growing more and more amcable, and lines are not drawn_ ab the present time to auy great extent. Mr, Scott was elected by a majority of over 700, nd his successor, Mr. Baskin, went in by a large margin and bids fair 10’ succeed him- self without serious opnosition, e SHERIFF CUNNINGHAM TALKS, Ghat with the Man Who Captured Barrets Scoit of Holt County, ‘W. P. Cunningham, the sheriff from Santa Ie, N. M.. who captured Barrett Scott, the Holt county defaulting treasurer, arrived in the city Tuesday evening on his way home rom O'Neill, where he was summoned on the Scott case. The sheriff left last night for the northwest, but befows his departure a Beereporteriaterviewed him at the Millard, “I went to O'Neill to make a deposition for the state in the Scott case,” said the sheriff. *Scott is trying to get his bonds educed, but so far as I could see beis hav- ing a better time than Mosher had here. Ever since 1 brought Scott back, the Fron- tier, a waekiy paper published in O'Neill, has been attempuing ) divert public attens tion from Scott by ridiculing me. However, the people of Holt county seem to be greatly pleased to have Scott again in . their midst, Wkile [ was in O'Neill tais time muny farmers came up to shuke hands with me and to say that they were glad that I bad cavght their defaulting troasurer. “Dell Akin has modified his suit for $59,000 damages ugainst Sherifft Simmons of Bl Paso, Tex,, Couuty Attorney Murphy and the entire Board of Supervisors of Holt county by striking out the names of the supervisors, The case will be heard here on November 12. I will return to be present ab Scow's vrial. I havenotreceived my vreward for his capture yet and will soon begin suit against the First National bank for §,000 which they guarantoed before I would bring Scott back, 1 will get the money and am going to do all 1 can to show up the rotter ness of the ring which robbed Holt county,” o ——— Ask Your Kriends Who have taken Hood's they think of it, and the replies will bo posis ive in its favor. Simply what Hood's Sar- saparila does, that telis the stovy of its merit. Oune hus been curad of 1digestion or dyspepsia, snother finds it indispensuble for sick headache or billiousness, while others report remarkable cures of scrofuly, catarrh, rheumatism, salt rheum, ete. parilla what Hood's Pills are purcly vegetable. e e Vassed the Satary Ordinnice, The city council held a brief special session yesterday morning av 10 o'clock. Tho prinei- pal business was the passage of the sulary appropriation ordinance, taking from the different funds us follows: . General Kire. .. Polico . Bower wiaintaining Healih........ Curb, gutter and cleal ln‘ Library..... Park . $16,450.34 6,971.64 7 0856, 16 Total... teiessienineenn ., 880,278.68 ‘The communication of Mayor Bemis citing the advisability of fixiug the compensation fox the 100 special policemen who serve dur- ing the election, was reported back by the committee on judiclary. The committee recommended the ullowance of $4 1o each oue serving not to exceed twenty-four hours, “The ordinance suthorizing the issuance of paving bonds in Lhe smount of $3,000 for dis: triol 558 was passed. e —e + Pills that cure sicik Loidacae: Little Karly Riscre. UDeWiw's