Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. . DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening And tmtil 8:30 . m. for the morning and Sunday editions, Adyerifscrs, by requesting 8 numbered choek, ean have thelr answers addresscd o o numbered detter In care of THE BEE. Ans drensed will be deliverod upon presentati Rates, 1 ator. Not A - WANTED. AT ONCE, POSITIO perienced man enographer: best of refor. encen, Addrews A 29, Tiee, Councll Biufta, 787 5 WANTED-MALE HEILP, 1 word first inaertio after. Nothing taken for 1oas th SSOLICITORS, TRAMS ¥U RNTSHED: EXTRA 10 men with rigs. Ameriean Wringe 3000 Howard s ] ‘-nd men of Douglie block “1E yOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOR WRITE Whe Hawks Nursery Co., Milwaikee, W1 126 N8 MAN WANTED: SALARY AND BXPENSES. Fmanent place; wholg or part time. Apply at . Brown Bros. Co., nurserymen, Chieago, M344 N1G* B ANTED, LABORERS ON THE U. 8. GOV~ ormnent. work in Tenneawne, Ariiis and 5 fure. Kramer & O'Hearn Labor 3 8outh 111h stre M375 N17* ROR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. Rates, 130 & word first Insertion, 1c & word thereatier. Nothing taken tor lews thivn 25 PLEASANT ROOM mu'rfi'Fww-r“?fi‘fi eentiomen.~ 1029 Dodige. E.Two FURNTSH Umen only. b3 HED ROOMS FOR G NTLE outh 20th street |, ROOM WITH OR WITHOUT BD. 4y ExNicrLy FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP, 018 UN. 26U ntrent 5067 D SEVRERAL VERY DRIIRARLE SOUTH Ytront furnisfied rooms: bath and all modern Apply ‘sogn, 1% conve Chi % on same oot 1¢0 Atreet. r FURNISHED ROOM, 017 HARNEY ST. [i;NICELY ~FURNISHED ROOM Mnan iouse; Aultable for two gentiemen. 2019 Har- Mra. Dowling MO30 6 E,FoR RENT FURNISHED OR UNFUR- ished back parlor with alcove, ateam he 4180 squAre PIAN for Kale Streot }URNLSHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Raton, 1ige 8 word firat insertion, i hing taken for 1oas th 10 n word UNDER CARE OF tation, 1118, 17th at Koo 200 AND 211 N.18TH ST, —YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME Women's Chirtatian assoc THE DOLAN, o Just fitted st Jocations in the city and ey ihing will be first class. 2109 Douglas. 0 GOOD BOARD; LARGE ROO; 008 16th sty M Hlll‘l;‘ N10* AGTNTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE Ation of the age. The New Patent Brasing P wight. Are 5.00 to k. For vu nrs it 6 Monroe Brascr Mig. ¢ . La Crosso. Wis. the Monr T Mg % Y BUSINESS. 16 Douglas, 6014024 A GOOD Hou, o A B 00 A MONTH AND BXPENSES. EX- et ve termitory. No experlence. Staple goods, Men and women wanted. ay cortain. No talk. System Termy free. Addeens K, 504 17% ~MAN WA Salary paid weekly. NTED FOR OUR Callat 1 HENDERSON B WANTED. AT, h T.H. Curry ArDeSHI KT, Hendo absolute monopoly. Yearly contracis. erfeet, Write auick, jox 863, TIoston. Mass, “WANTED, COUNTY Appointine Sub-agents: malary $70 contract 3 yearly Sioaana Mg M('a Box WE WANT REPRESENTATIVES IN EVERY town of 3.000 populat eall in por- address Omahn Co-operative Supply Co. 815 8. 15th st 117, Omaha, Neb. 791 5 WANTED. AT BOSTON STORE. OMAHA, expericuced miockiceoper i elonk deparimont. WANTE! o take necust manag 3 be platte dutel:: stock located in o Nebraska. Address at once © $1.000.00 {n it for manag towns in e X 186, Waloo, Neb. MRO8 6 B _LABORERS WANTED ON NORTH OMAHA main acwer Spragie and 27th streets, M8O0 4% WANTED. FIVE Mlv\' TO “FP“F ENTUS IN phraska and sell our spe One hundred B o it and ehpasken. N0 Ggporiones Secenanry, IEpcloe selfaddressed atampod on velope and address P.O.Box 310, Minneapolis, Hinn: AME05 6 WANTED ONE HUNDRED GOOD MEN FOR wpeclal poliee election day. Apply atmy office atonce. None but residents of the eity wanted, No “bums” nor curbstone politiclans need W. 8. 8 chief of polic 23 6 “WANTED, MEN TO TRAVEL; 30 T0 8100 por month. Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis —WANTED. WOMAN COOK, $10.00: LAUN- dry girl for out west: man and wife for Wy- oming; 3 teams and 20 men for slone quarry: f: hands.” Canadian Ofilee, 1508 Farnam. M43 4° avey. ¥ ROOMS. ALL MODERN. HOME 1 Farnaj MO TABLE 2 ; i N7 FOR RENT, NICELY FUR) F. NISHED ROOMS; with o without be Call 4t 2107 Doy T FURNISHED ROOMS Douglas St. I, A DESIRABLE P cove and one side room. AND BOARD, M F UTOPIA, 1710-1721 DAVENPORT ST 1t was dubbed blue Monday By old Mrs. Grundy A long time ago. No wonder that under This serious blunder The working w / slow. But Mondays have brightened ; Work lightened —clothes whitened, Since housekeepers know, Without further telling, What Fairbanl: is selling— See sample below. N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. of Chicago, make it. MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Continued. TV—MV«FT.,\ RUE MASSAGE, 416 80; DOUGLAS, THIRD hol, Aulphnr and PERSONAL. l} FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD, REF- erenices. 2214 Farn; M740 4* 7 NICELY FU uNNu-num\w\\ ITH BOAT ternis reas i ', LARGE SOUTH ROOM FOR 'r“o r.,oo per w ch, Fir and bath. 2310 th and 25th M 'F ROOMS WITH BOARD. Ploree, betwoen [7—ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN 524 South 20th ave. 900 4° A word firat insertion, 1ca word there- Nothing taken for less than MATRIMONY OR PLEASURE; NEW DEAL. Send 2-cent stamp 10 P. 0. Box 01, Hastings, 3 M720 NoK+ —CUTRATES IN PHOTOS: 12 CABINET PHO- tos, Aristo finfsh, ono 8x10 Aristo, worth' §.00, for $2.00, atfowan's pi 3 2 bring_eoupou; good for 10 at reduction for groubs: open Sun- M577 Ni* after. —MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER- mal baths. Scalp and hair treatment. manienire and chiropodist, Mrs. Post, 3104 5.15th, Withnell blic 7-2198 HARNEY ST. SOUTH FRONT. FUR- nisiied rooms, with or without board; ail ¢ venloncos. : 7—PLEASANT SOU also board J0-ROOMS AND STRIOTLY board at 2100 Dougln sircet —SOUTH ROOM, LOW RATE: OLASS M FIRST END_NAME AND ADDRESS ., 601N, Y. Life Bldg., for a 60-p ook. Office consultation free; lady T ot 799-N29* —ILLUSTRATED MARRIAGE JOURNAL, containing photo-engravings of persons deair- ing correapondents, mailed free. - Brown Pub, Co., Toledo, MOS9 2 MONEY TO LOAN_REAL ESTATE. health CLASS FRON Two small rooms, 2105 Dougla® St MOS1 5 08 10 a line each insertion, $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than U5c. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. The O. F. Davis Co. 1505 Farnam sireet. 810 104 word the after. r\unmmc,m-u for less than 25¢. i nM‘l'uNmnn ROOMS FOR KEEPI house. 210 N. 13th st. (w —FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE Tor housckeeping: city water: rent ch 1702 Webster st. AN 3-ROOM FLATS, S. W. COR. 7TH acific sireet, $5.00 to $8 00, to desirable small famiiies. G.F. Butts, 220 So. 17th street. M2ION12 (\—!Y)\i‘nk\llfllhn ROOMS, ALL MODERN X2112 Miaina st. 413 SWANTED. A GOOD ALL ARGUND BLACK- J. . Johnson, Tarkio, Mo. MO38 6% 3—4-ROOM FLAT. 100 (.l-:,\\'y:x\\'mv._,fu X ALESMEN TO SELL, OURMAN- dpring goods, outing finnnel Radress Frank D. La L WANTE! ufacture of pimts goods. ete Co., Philadelphli WANTED—FEM ALE KELP. Raten, 14c 1 word firat insertion. 1 a word there- Nfl\ hivg taken for less than 25¢. (e} (3 WANTED, X' G Vhousework, German praf _Jonem, belweon St Mary’s i FINE UNFURNISHED FOR G ROOMS Fhousekeeping, $12.50. 2611 St 'y'R Avenue. MOL7 4° —ST Es ND OFF1CES ates, 100 o $1.50 a line per ot Nothing & FOR RENT, TH) TORY BRICK BUILDING M6 Farnam s, T building fireproof ce- ment b t, complete steam heating. fixtures, ater on all tié floors, gas, eic.. AbpIy at the gffics of THE DEE. (\'vufiléu WO COMPETENT KITCHEN ‘eiria at 422 Dodge street; nono others need ap- ol FH g 500 4 () WANTED. GIRL FOIt GENERAL HOUSE. Jwork; required. N W. cor. 27t and K ROOM, WITH ELECTRIC Cand junitor service, Wyckofr, Se bld. STEAM H BAT, T QEFICE AND D 1ight, steam h rice 0 desirable pa nedict, ground floo; "I—s'mu 15, 16TH, FOR_GENERAL HOUSE- 115 8. th. 002 4% COMPETENT GIRI, FOR GEN- vic: veferonces reauired. Northi- Tat and Harney strects. M026 4% _ WANTED, GIRL iwork; two 1 family. ToFFIcE ES WITHNELL BLOCK. q'r;‘!ma ‘{-“‘.Q.T' T—MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved Omaha real estate, ears, Fidelity trust Co,, 1702 Farnam. 820 —1.0. N IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED city property. 3,000 and upwards, 5 0 64 per i no delays. W.Farnam Smith & Co.15320 Fary am 1to cen W MONEY_TO LOAN ATCURRENT RATES. Apply t0 W, B. Metkle, First National Bk bldg. “r—lm;mnm' LOAN ANDTRUST 00.. 18 N. Y. Life. lends at low rates for_cholco senrity on Nebrisii nd 10Wa Tarmis o Omahi city property. MONEY TO LOAN—C HATTELS. Rates, 10ea line each insertion, $1.50 a line per Nothing taken for less than 25 We will loan you ANY SUM vou wish onvour FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS, ! ARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, etc. : We give prompt attention to all applications; and will earry your loan 48 Jong_18 you wish. You can rediica the cost of carrylng yorr loan by & payment atany time. There {8 1o publicity or removal of property. i H FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEECO.. . Room 4, Withnell block, Cor. 16th and Hurney s, WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- urity: strictly confidential. A. E. Harrls, room 1, Continental block. B26 ~FOR RENT, THE MOST DESIRABLE STORE room in South Omaha: steam heat; next door to postoMice. Persons & Wilcox, South Omaha. 908 8 AGENTS WANTED line per " Nolliing tak: Dfiuuusm IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, e O: F. Davik company, 1505 Farnam. 80 Da -ROOM COTTA CHOICE. IN s tanford eirele. 0. D8 ROOM HOUS ness; rent moderate, MODERN. NEAR BUSI- 1 Tee building. ROT BLOCK ) RENTAL AGENCY, 507 BROWN D. ) THOUSES AND ROOMS TN eity, $6 and up. G. F. Butts, ALL PARTS OF 08, 1700 8. DyNovERy RIGHT-ROOM HOU Fbany; 15,00 per month. * 1 8.8k o 10-K0OM HOUSE, 1815 OASS. J. JOUNSON 324 Farnam. M135 . TEN-ROOM HOUSE, NO. odern convenionces, it larze barn, eversthing frst cliss, 50 i first class ropair, eity 130 Farnam st.. §15.00. house. 4717 Capitol -ave, all 1. $10.00. s located In De el, 412 New York Li son addition, ])fim. ad 1 Howand stre illlrl ll(i" v l.h« el ro TONLY, No. o M COMPLETE 4708 Farnan; Togors, 1321~ Ml l) TO GOOD TENANT modern brick dwelllng, brick sablo If dealved. W, D Strect. I, Fon iEN mouth, Ingn i) FOR REN it 100 of Jones and 25 11-ROOM HOUSE, $30 | b 1918 Dodge St A DESIRAT o venlnees | trects. R ER MAGE NICE BRICK ~ RESIDENC Jd and Califor 3. A Starr, Room 608 NO. [3TH. " MGRO N l ~FOL_RENT. 5-ROOM COTTAGE. 1114 80. DU G-room cottage, 1120 $o. Oth. G. R MO, FORMER- Wk, key next door Ra0-4* 0 AND 5 LODM lmuslns LEN’HMI:‘IA) 0, Dwvuu “ROOM COTTAGE. BVERY uonmm bee, almost new. 261l and Howand sts, Callal 501 Boyd's New Theaic §83 f)—fllu 10-ROOM HOUSES WITH EVERY ventwica: 1010 Park avenueand 503 So. vt al wintor ‘prices. F. D. Wead, 10th and 858 § D NIPW 0-ROOM AND 4-ROOM FLAT; MOD- 'orn improvements, 1112 8. 11th. Lk DRI BENT. 5 HOOM PRIVATE FLAT. ‘815 T uth 18th strcot. MBGS 3 ROON MOUSE. MODERN, 3000 house near I ¥35.00. ant conor house. §2 Dh'wll,“‘i 00, guue. wplendld locatlon, $45.00. 405 buliding. 8843 W‘Ifi; 00 MON: MONTIL 1337 NOWTH £4D. TG Tie i G .\V‘l’ifln o L% ua M HOUSK, 318 N 17TI( 87. ENQUIRE Rates, 106 a line each insortiol month. ' Nothing taken for less than 25¢. JCAGENTS WANTED FOR QUICK . patented (nvention just being put on the m Sold only through agents, od profitsand a ¢ fiel mail The Ohio Nov- elty Co. Cineinnatl, 0. MAST ] -LADIES AND 0 $1.50 a 1no per OR CLING et ENTLEMEN WANTED TO sell a new hous ¥ I $3.00 to $10.00 & Write at once. The Duple: AT LAST WE HAVE IT. KEEN, BRIGHT and brainy men and women wanted everyw! to take orders for Shepp's World's Photo- graphed. Only book of copyrighted photog aphs of buildings, scen and exbibits of the World's Co- uthorized by the exposition certificate accompanies ch volume. Bonanza for workers; drop every- thing aud Dandle §t; you will make money fast; Dbooka ready; credit given: big commissions: {llua- trated clreulars, termw, free. Address, Globe Bible 388 Dearvdrn_street, Chicago; il or WANTED—TO RENT. Rates, 10e a line each fnsertion. month.” Nothing taken (or less than K WANTED-0-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN CON- venfence: close to 16th and Farnam: rent prompt in ce. Address U 50, Bee 935 5 “WANTED- 9 OR 10-ROOM HOUSE, MUDLEN fmprovoments, guod location, no b Addross U 5 0 K VANTED, FOUR NICE ROOMS, WITH HEAT. for light hoasekeeping 1 privaté or apartment house by Reforenc Addross U MG 6 a line per young married couple, 30 ke, i STORAGE. Ratos. 10c aline month. " Nothiug ach tnsertion, $1.50 a line per ken for less than & WILLIAMS & CROSS, M STORAC ney. STORAGE 9 clean and cheap rates, 14 HAR- 814 HOUSEHOLD ~ GOOD! A Wolls, 1111 Fasnam WANTED--TO BUY. . 100 a line each fnsortion, $1 Nothing forless thin WANTED, TO BUY UPLAND PRAIRIE OR Uiy iy 10 1ot of froni 1 to 600 carloads, Blufrs, o M6 6 GOOD HAND SAFE, Tnquire at 1213 Farnam street, 50 a line per e a word firut insertion, thereatior. NOMINE tkon foF lows thiw 56¢. () TOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW. Wells Auction Co, 1111 Faruan at, s10 O FOR SALE: FURNITURE 7-ROOM COT- \uge, all new, Come quick. 108 Nm\!nl‘dvh\'lx' FOKRBALE—HORSLS, WAGONS, TC Tites, 160 & word fivat [nsertion, 164 Word thers- after, Nothing taken or less than 250, FOR SALE. FAMILY HORSE, GENTLE AND sound. Cheay for cashi. Addreds P. M. Couklin, Parier St ¥OR SALE -MISO<LLANEOUS, ¢ —ONE BRUNSWICK BILLIARD TAB !OII 1 table, used G months, as good as u Address P, O, box 813, West I" for salo cheap. L ity s Q {-lwlnv JERSEY COW. n VERY RICH kor, Kind and gentle; cheap. Address U 53, MUK 6% Q A BANGAIN, 1 UPRIGHT 0 HORSE POWER boller and englue; ¥ood as new. 013 8. 251k avenue. Mod4 4 CLAIRVOYANTS. Tiates, 10¢ & 1lue sach tnsortion $1.60 & 1o por wionth. - Nothiug taken f0r loss thin 28¢. MRS NANNIE V. WARREN, OLAIRVOVANT, rellable bustuess medivum; 5th year at 1 I(ON,'l‘lll_;lh I V\\‘N “TOWN LOCATION. right & Lasbury, mn..‘.l oy wl lu- lmunu “BA MABSAGE 'xu'nl.' 70 Rates 100 a lne $1.60 -I A wonth Nothing tabon for] I--o St e 'x‘—-‘w". lln‘u, 802 8. lfiTlfl ‘ iy Massage, vipor, ai0oLol. stem aul ?hnr- 0 S04 00 Ty P ey X—MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan ‘you any sum_which you wish, small or large. at the lowest possible rates, in the quickest possible time, and for any length of time to8uit you. Youecan pay it back in such install- ments “ns you wish, when you wish, and only ay for it as long a8 you Keep It. You can borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, Without publicity or removal of property. MAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 6 SOUTH 10TH STREET, first floor above the street. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR~ ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA." | —MONEY_TO LOAN-SHORT TIME LOANS. 703 % ¥, Lite Biilding. 691 6% BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. Rates, 10¢ a 1 month. rtion. $1.60 a line per Nothiug taken for leas thian 25e. QOR 'h\! B, RACT HOME! VERY ATTRACTIV eheap, See Geo. W. P. Coates, 15 Patterson bl i NS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, n F.K. Darling, Barker blk. B INS_HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS, SALE o trade. ¥ K. Darling, Barker bik. 7 FARMLANDS 0. "F. HARRISON, 012 N. Y, LIFR U54-010* [OR SALE. LARGE LIST CHOICE LANDS { cheap: terms easy: ean locate colony. Also good farm slightly | bered and sehiool lands to exchange for stock mdse. J. W. Welpton, Grant, Neb. 443 N19* FARM 80 acres, Sarpy county, $1. 80 neres, Sirpy county, $1.000, 40 acres, Sarpy, $50 an acre. 20, Dougins county, $40 an nera. 0, Doug v, $45 an acre. 240, Washinglon county, $27 an aore 210, Otoe county, $42 an nere. county, 14 an nere. H12N. V. Life 154N9* TARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTY, O. k. Boatrfkht, 30U N. Y. Lite Bldg., Omalia, eb. ANDS, IMPROVED FARM, 133 K miles north of won, Croscent, T, East front Hanscom Blace lof, $2, Improved property near Hanscom Park will be 80ld at a price at which income brings 10 per cent. F.D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. OF EXCHANGING rm lands. th and Howard, $30,- Drope buling no $12,000, 6 per gont. 0t brick residence block near Hanscom park, $36.000. Ine. $18.000 Hahdsoine doublc resifignco. o large barn, all moders Yap nelghborhood. §1 Nice resid property” near Hanscom park, $10,000. Tuc. $5,000, 24 nice lots Jusi weit Pt tity, $600 each. Inc. 2,700. Hicks real estate agency, 305 N. Y. Life Bldg. £l 906 & HEAP LOT. NICE LOT NEAR 37TH AND MA- Json; only three blocks- from the finest brick and stone houses in' West Omaha: can offer for 81,450, Hicks, 305 N. Y, Ldfe Bld 907 5 ~ROOM HOUSE ANDGOOD LOT, PARKER street, n 35th, only_$1,000.00; $400.00 cash W DAIANCE Lrag. ThiK (3 SImOSE 1 DReaoht 16 th purchager. F. K. Darlitg, Barker block. oo OMES IN CHEROK EE STRIP; HOMESEE Jocited on cholce lands-in_“The Strip;” titles Euaranteed; the government offers soldieraupectal Sdvantages: party 16 ves OmEha dbout. Novem ber 10; for particuura call'on or address 249 Merriam block, Councti Bluffs, or 1605 Farnam strect, Omalia, Cherokoa Larid company, Enid, Okl, OR SALE, 20 ACRES ONE MILE EAST OF Dr. Miller's. Inquire C. Casey, 4916 Ce aclous grounds, provements, splendid Tjie. $4,000. BECURITLLS FOR SALE. Rates, 10¢ & line each Insertion, $1,60 & 1ine_ per month. ' Nothing taken for less than 26c. IHOICE 18T MORTGAGES, ANY AMOUNT, G. G, Wallace, Brown block, 16th and uouzlu.“ i3 IGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES, netting purchasers good rato of interest, sums of from $100 up,for sale by Globe Loan &,Trunl('m 10th & Dodge, Ohnaha. - Particulars on applicatiol PER CENT MORTGAGES FOK SALE, SECU. By avsolutely sate, Ames Real Eatato us 7 Farna i Rates, 100 a e cach Insertion, # month’ Nothing taken for less tan T SONNENBERG, DIAMONT J.Douglus st.~ Loans money on diamonds, watches,ete. Old gold and silver bought. Tel. 1666 Rate mouth. 10¢ @ 1ine each tnsertion, $1.50 a line per Nothing taken for leas thup 25¢ WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU IN siness. We want to establish one honest. re- nterprising person, man or woman, in a pate money-making business iu every éounty t. Business 18 cloan, easy and legiti- mate. Bigmoney for parties with push and plick. 16'V00 can't firniah frat-cluss reforonces don't ap- ply. Remember, no money required. Write at once, before somie oneWith more enterprise se- cures your territory, The Dr. Starr Herd. Remedy Co., 204 East 43rd si., Chicago, 111, B 7FOR SALE, AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC- turing plaut {(with posiion tn the office if &0 de- sired), $10.000.00 to $15,000.00 cash required. No trades considered. The company has an estab- iished trade on a ready selling article at a good profit. Address 8 69, Bee, B28 FOR RENT, A BAKERY SHOP, OLD STAND, 016 North 16th strect. Apply to Jos. M@‘l‘”&"' —FORSALE, A NO. 1 NEWSPAPER OUTFIT In county seat. Easy terms. Inquire or addross The Knights Jewel, Omaha, 94d-n6* Y S ORSALE DRUG STOOK AND FIXTURES, ‘Addreas . . Howeudobler, fsortrand, Neby _FOR SALE OR RENT, BEST PAVING MEAT market fu cliy. Taquire i 2602 Blondo & 608 N2 “FOR SALE CHEAP, T{IE DEST LOCATED waloon in South Omabi, J. W. Sipe, agont, 2418 N stroet M74y 4 HORSES WINTERED. Rates, 10¢ line cachi_insertion, $1.50 a line per month. ' Nothing taken for less than 26c. ORSES WINTERED, FAIR GROUNDS, $8.00 m ave orders at §, T, Withrow's, Teie. 106. 622 N 20% TYPEWRITERS. Rates, 10c a line each insertion, $1.50 4 line per month.” Nothing taken for less than 35c, EMINGTONS, CALIGRAPHS; EVERYTHIN rd of prices. Tel. 568, Boyles & 815N, Y. Lo bidg, Boud for uiniplos. Rates, 10¢ line. month, Nothing t Y W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOHN G. Jacoba, deceased: Tater with M, O, Maul), under- taker und embalmer, 315 8. 16th st.” Tel. 690, DUN'S AND BRADSTREET'S @Good Effects of the Repeal Bill Already Being Felt in Trade. BUSINESS IS BETTER IN ALL SECTIONS While Every Indication ef for the Best Re- ©Come At Too Late & Day ~Conditions of the Great Industries, Nrw Yorg, Nov. R. G. Dun & Co.'s woekly review of trade says: The repeal of the silver purchase act does good already. The business world in every part of the country reckons it helpful and the tone of the trade is more confident. It is hardly time as yet for the effects to be felt to any great extent in manufactures, but banke are more liberal in accommodations and merchants more hopeful in purchase. Itis well to remember that the act will do less good than if it had been passed early in the spring or without delay after congress assembled. 1t cannot now prevent soveral thousand failures which have already oc- curred or relieve creditors from resulting embarrassments. It cannot now save from loss a multitude of manufacturing establish- ments which have closed becauso the futuro seemed uncertain. 1t will go far to restore business confidence, which was much needed, but many expect from the measure larger results than can at this late day be realized. Does Not Ald Speoulation, ‘The action of congress has less visible in- fluence upon the speculative markets for producis, becauso the foreign markets ob- stinately refused to accept the higher valua- tions which speculators had tried to estab- lish. Though people across the water award unstinted praises to those who secured the passuge of the repeal bill, there is little dis- position to pay higher prices on that account, for wheat and cotton. In view of the groat abundance of money in speculative centers, the weakness®f markets 1s more significant. Industries could not be expected to make any material gain as yet, but the demand for textile products has to some extent im- proved. The metal-working industries man- ifest little intorest as yet. The minor metal markets are weaker on the whole. Voluwe of Domestic Trade. The volumo of domestic trade gains but little, exchanges, outside of Now York, beine 22.06 per cent lower _thar last year for the week. ‘The exports of products for the past month have been about $1,000,000 largor than last year's, while 1mports have been about $19,400,000 smaller, which indicates an excess of exports of 30,000,000 or more for the month. - The railroads have been doing o little better, though returns do uol, yet come up to those of last year. Failures for the weelc ‘number 338 in tho United States, sgainst 233 last year, and twenty-eight in Canada, against thirty-one last year. Only five concerns failed with linbilities exceoding $100,000 cach. Tho ae- gregate of liabilities for the week ending October 26 was larger than of late, amount- ing to 87,400,000, against $5,800,000 for tho previous week. BRADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE, Improved ‘fone in Financial Circles Noted Since the Repeal Bill Vassed. New York, Nov. 8. —Bradstreet's tomor- row will say: Telegraphic advices from many of the more important business cen- ters are that some effects of the passage of the silver purchase repeal law are reflected in an improved tone in financial circles and the growth of confidence of merchants in the outlook. But it should not be disguised that the repeal is too late to have any effect on fall trade. ‘The earli¢st reported effect of repeal is seen in an improvement of demand for com- mercial paper ut New York and some other centers. The only improvement for general merchandise this week is slight at Minne- sota, Wisconsin and Iowa cities. In the cot- ton growing districts of the south collec- tions are improved. The same is true in Tlli- nois, Missouri and Nebraska, but the coun- try people are economizing rigidly and in- terior storekeepers, therefore, refuse to buy, except for immediate needs, although stocks are light. ‘The long prevailing stagnation in iron and steel and the wool industries shows sigus of an early change. The cotton manufacturing industry 1s relatively better situated. Tnere is svidence, too, of more activity in shoes, brown cottons, tobacco and anthracite coal, The northwestern lumber cut will bo short this winter, but the lumber market is generally quiet ‘now. Clothing has had a aisappointing fall in demand, and tauners are waiting for shoe manufacturers o buy stouks of leather. Contrasted with October of last year the decrease is 27 per cent and with the two pre- Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. * | RRILWAY TIME GARD |GHICAGO, nunmm'mn &Q Depot 10th and Mason Sts. Ohicagh Vestibiile, Chicagh Exprey Chicago Expres: BURLINGTON & MO RIVE| Depot 10th and Mason Sta. | Rates, 10¢ 1 1in each {osertion, $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less thivn 2be. NDSCALBS.ALL KINDS. 'k Co., Lake si. Chicago. 84O " DRESBSMAKING. ¥OR_RENT. ELEVATOR IN SECTION OF Nevraska with good corncrop. Kenaon for nting no money o do busiuess with. ~Address U Bee. 760 4 —STOCK OF GROCERIES AND QUEENSWARE for salo for cash in the besteily in southern Nebraska: an old established trade. doing i cash Dbusiness of $60.000.00; stock will involce about $6,000.00, Write ut once if you wean business. Will take wo trade.” Hart Bros., Fairbury, Neb. Y VANTED MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS PAT- ent rights: Will give interest i a good patent to Flght party. Address U 57, cire Bee. FOR SALE Ok TRADE. A BARGAIN. A fArst-class water mill, full roller process, doing a good business. Good T-room house and out Buffdgs ™ Bl binte ront “epor Xl 10”0 o & Go., Tremon otel, Lincoln, Nev, MO4T 6% Ratos, 10 Vline per month. Nothing 71 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS fiana Dakota. Wil sell cheap or exchange for Tidse. Lores nd cattle, Add. Dox 70,E Tk fort, Ind Y, CLEAN BTOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL rake roul oatiie, money. Tox 203, Pruukfort, Tod s Rates, 10¢ 4 line encly insertlon, $1.60 o line per month.' Nothing taken for 1eas than 26c. “Denver Deadwood Expres: _Denver Express. anka Loeal (Bxcepi § neoln_Local (Excopt_ Sun) 400 bm 400 pm STUTET __Depot 10th and Masou Sta. “D.4bam . Kansas Clty Day Express.... | 10. 4‘-)m| K.C. Ntzhl PIP viau Trans. 10 . Louts 1 INGAGEMENTS T0 DO DRESSMAKING IN Ytaumilios solloited. Mias Stundy, 4218 Nicholas M3ds N16* G.F. GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER X 1410 Callfornia wi, 9 _BeCOND- HA TRates, 106 a1 wwertion, $1.50 a line 7 wionth. | Nothiug taken for 1ous thin JPOR SALE_A1 NO. 2 REMINGTON TYPB- writor, G000 erics, 15,00, 613 N. Y. I bldg. b Rates. 1340 i word first msertlon, 1o 4 word therenfier Nothing tasan for leas thin 25e. OST-PACKAGE CONTAINING ONE TABLE deover aad weven doylies down town. Sullable reward given If returned (0 510 8. 22d street MOiKN 4 750k SALE OR EXCHANG 'uo‘m‘p.uua dland and horses. Planck Bros Lock Be Plerce, Neo. [ igd 7, FoR, SALE [ EXCHANGE, 44X06 10TH and Douglan; 7-room house, wodern, Caldwell st Bargulu, G. L. Green, 28 Barkes bk 097 7 WANTED. T EXCHANGE GOOD NEBBASEA Fatarm for a good swall residence of § or 5 rooms, within tive m{auiow walk 10 N stroet, Soutli i hi:| will assume a small ineumbranee, but must get' TeasGNAbIe prices. U 34, loe M4 4 offce. OST- ST. BERNARD DOG! COLOK, awlth white collar: | whito legs: iberal reward ORANGE nime, Guide; Charles Ogden, court hotise. M4z 00 am |~ CAUantlc Expross . :.ua v braska State Lim{ted Night Expross. . Worid's Fale Limitad . ‘olorado Limited . ... Npbraska State Linited: u NION PACIFIC. or BXpr land Il 7.00 pm iieatrice LStronab 1230 pm 1040 am x (0% i) vas. *inat M (1L & ST PAUL U. P Dopot aid Marcy Sis. Chicago Expross ..., Taavis | OHITAGO, _Owaha | 630 pui S| Arrives Omata_ 9,45 am 5.60 pm [Arrives” (Hx. 8at. Wyo. flnp (Bx. ‘Mon:) Norfoll Bxpross (. Siindayi . Paul Expross... LhlcagoBxpross . Vasiiiie Lhnit L Baatorn Plyet MISSOURI PACIFIO, @ YELLOW-HEADED PARROT. Wirk id gl roward. MO41 00 CXOHANGE, A GOOD HOME, ON b bost part of ity for maleat & bar- faln'or exchanise for elly or faral properiy, UGy, SHORTHAND AND TYPAWRITING Rates, 10¢ & e cach lnsertion. $1.60 4 line per month. Nothing taken for less th ol ébe. OUNG LADIES AND usl‘ruun OAN 800N wcquire & workiug kuow 1 ahorthund aud (powriing 4l A O van Sant’s sohodiof shor- ang, 213 N, V. Lite. Typewriiom (o rens. 834 Depot 16tk and Webster Sts. T B Lol Bxpress Lo biodation: ulnux Gty “Expeans (xS <o SUPaul Limited . Word first (usertion, 16 & Woil thore- s taken for inss L 230, FPAKEN UF, ONE WHITE COW, BROWN ¥ EARS, 0 horus, Hulter on. Eruest Hofa Crolgly 100 fara. Weo milos west Of Boason. M1 Odkind_ Pussenger (BX. S PATENT IDL!&I}‘BPQ - :.u‘:a A'zlumo" m Bulldiaz T8 Pl Lhuited Oliigagy Llu it [ AIA (% BT, LOU T Ot aud_Marey| Caauon Ball. coding Octobers the falling off is still heavier. For ten months olearings agg, gate $45,744,804,000, or 0 per cent loss Ihnn‘ fon montha of 1802, Wheat is off again on _heavy supplies total available in the United States and in Canada, in elevators and atloat for Europe, boing 172,825,000 bushels, tho heaviest November 1 total on record. October's world's stock of wheat increased last month two-thirds, as in 1802 and 1801, years of heavy production. Exports of wheat (flour included) equal 2,860,000 bushels from both coasts of the United States and Canada this weok, A year ago the total was 3,714,000 and two years ago 3,820,000 bushiol ast week it was 3,827,000 bushels. Thero is some speculative demand ay Toronto for grain at present low prices and at Montreal tho de- mand is encouraging. HOUSE Another Week In Which & Poor Show L] s Mado ns Compared with Lust Yoar. New Yok, Nov., 8.—The following state ment compiled, by Bradstreet’s, shows th arings, increase or decrease of the dif- forent cities for the vast week, as compared with the corresponding week last year COLEARING STATEMENTS, crmies. CLEARINGS. Chicago Boston Phitladeiph Kansas Clty. . Now Orl Buffalo Milwanke Dotroit. ... Loutsvilia. Minneapolis. Omal Tndianapolis, .. . Columbus, O Hartford o Portland. Ore Rochest New Haver, Savannah. Springfiels Worcosto Portland, Mo. Atlant; Fort Worth.. Mass. Wilminzton Norfolk. .. Stoux City. Linc New Bodfoni.. Wichi ¥ Birm{ughan. Topeka.. ... Lexington, K Hinghamt Emporia, K Hay City, dieh Fall River. Akr, v neticid, 0. Dominion of Canada, % 0,000.0 Toronto.. Halifax Hamilton .. This 1s the last day of registration, —_——— Sold Beer for Campanign Purposes. J. E. Lee, who was one of the trio of poli- ticians who secured a half-barrel of beer for campaign purposes and sold it to a Thir- teenth street saloon keeper, had a hearing yesterday morning before United States Com- missioner Anderson for wholesaling liquor without a license. He was discharged, as the testimony failed to disclose that he had any connection with the transaction other than furnishing a team to baul the booze. The other two, McNamara and McFarland, were held to the grand jury, but were released on their own recognizance. e Rheumatism originates in the morbid con- dition of the blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism. t only Hood's. et THE REALTY MARKET, INSTRUMENTS placed on record Novem- ber 3, 1893: WARRANTY DEEDS. Samuel Mortensen and wife to J B Miles, n B feet of 5 20 feot of o 104 teet, lot 18, block 4, Campbell's udds Hermun Kourtze ot 4l to United Koul Estato and Trust company, undiv of 5% lot 4, block 205, Omaba, (al: executed doed and quit claim’ decd on sume property). 3 Same to sume, undlv %ot ir tract commencing at point 66 & © of s corncr of Eighth and Pine streots (also executed deed and quit claim dead on same property). . Same to same, 10 fooi, lot 31, A Kountzo add; no i¢ lot 19, sw 1¢ ov 20, © 14 1ot 20, © % lot 21," Kountze B0 a0t Tofs 1 £ T plock 1 Jote 1 2,8,11 'and 12, block 2, Kountzs Bouth Sixteenth streot ndd (ulso executor’s doed and quit elyim deed on same property. Same 1o same, ui (tlso axecutor’s deed and (|ullvlnlm deed on same property) Sawme to same, lot 1, block to 12, 14, 16, 16,21, 22,23, s 45 24, block 2; lots 1 to4 ana w lot B, block 8 Tots 4 to 6, block 4; lot 1 und n 84 feet lul2 block 5; 1ots 4 10,6, w 40 fect ot 8 and e 10 feet Iot 7, 'block 7, Forest HIll (also quit claim deed oh Sme Properey)., Sumo to sume, undiv 7-24 of 27.3 ucres commencing at point- 67 links ot er _on line he- sections 26 and 85 In 16-13 executor's doed and qult claim od On SAIO Property. Sume to same, © % lot 26 and 6 3 jot 27, block 9 lots 21 and 24, block 11 loi 6, biock 12 lots 1,4,0,7 to 10, 12, thand I, block 167 16ts 16 to 19, 21 10 26, 4 87, Dlock A7, 4ud. pire jota 88, block 17; Kountzo & I's add (1lso exceutor's deed and quit claim deed on swmo proverty) e 10 same, s 4 lot 16, b Oandn i lot 11,5 % lot 14, wll of Tots 10 lund' 16, 4 1 | bloek 12: lot 1, block 18; lois’ 6, block 143 lots 1,4, 5, 7, blod lots 1 to 4, 11 to 14, block 1 110 4, 10 t0 12, block'17: fots 1 12, 18, 14, block 18, Kountzo's 8d wdd and lots 14 10 16, block 10; Kountze's 41h add @xeeitor’s deed and quit claim deed on same prop- orty).. A% : Bume w same, lots 1 1w b, Wioek ll lots 10 7, block 20; lots 6, 7, 9, 1 to 13, hlul'l. 1015 110 6, blog lots 'to 7 and, 14, Dl wnd 6, |llm k 83 18, block 75 i 14, block 85! lots d 15, block d6; Ko secutor's deed 01 540 Property). Eame 200 78,100 ne prop- N n's add (executor's dovd wnd qu ed on same DEOPOLEY) .o Herman Kotz § 1 Uniitod K wato and Truat co iy, undiy 4 of Dlha x undiv fof an |rn>;(ll“b! A BO4 (8oL 0 0f 80 er Efgbith und Pino streets. .. ol al 10 same, undiv Ya 0f ww 40-10-10.,,. Hehman Kountag to siane, umd(v 4 of {5 ot B0, 1Hurtumairs idd MeMalon wid wife to Henry Bustinau 10t 6, 8 9, Rosiing M Roborts wnd wify et al 10 A minda vk, lot 2, block 65, South Omaha Wyman'to Awoeleun National %6, block 20, Boyd's add .. QUIT CLAIM DEEDA, 5 O'Rourke und wife to Amerl- can Nutlonsl bank, lot 6, block Boyd's add, evevey Totul amount of traaafe: | South Omaha Republu AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA Dotective Mitohell Arrosts a Man Suspected of the Akersen Murder, ‘'BARON"" REISER'S CONDITION IMPROVED Chances that the ot End in Rudiger Romance May Death—Thros Cases of Areeny—Cyras Greok ioard From ~Magio City Detective Mitchell day afternoon who answ of orie of the Akeson murder cosc six foet high, has black eyes. He woig pated o man yostors s the description who is wanted for the The prisoner is about a dark moustache and s about 180 pounas. Ho donies that he was over in Weeping Water, but the follow is very much fri encd about something. He has beon deathly pale ever since ho was locked up and he has shown other symptoms of nervousn: rank Lowe is the name he gives to_the Lowe had a partner with him hore 3 Ay, but the other fellow avoided the police and headed for Omahn. Lowe says that while in Omaba they stopped at the Richelieu hotel. Detective Mitehell was in Omaha last night and found that Lowe and a man registering_ns Joo Rov occupied o room at the Richelion on Monday and Tuos- day nights, but loft early Wednesday morn- inz and had not been socn since. The trag- edy oceurred on Wednesday evening. The clevk at the hotel says that Lowe and Roy camo to thew apartments late on both vights and loft carly in the morning and that they did not take any meals in the house. Lowe says his partner's name is Levy. The men wore black mackine toshies, both nearly now. The mickintoshes do not mateh with the rest of. thoir wearing apparel. Lowe says they just urrived from. Minnesota, He will be hoid until his case is thoroughly investigated. Lowo says he has 4 brother in Omaha and has sont for him. mon Fritin was Surpiis H. Fritts, the popular superintendent of the electric light compuny was the most- surprised man in. tne community when ho was suddenly called home last evening ond found the house fuil of people all wearing masks. Inordec to make the shock more severe the lights were turued off until he got into the rcom where tne company had congregated and then the electricenrrent was turned on. It was the twenty-third an- niver Mr. I'ritts’ birth and his wife had cleverly arranged a surprise for him, The masks were soon thrown aside ana en: Joyment followed. Cards, music. dancing and refreshments wero indulged in and all pronounced the affair one of the jolliest. they had ever at- tended in the city. Thoso present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Watts, Mr. and Mrs, C. 3 and Mrs. D. Gray, Mr.. ana Warrick, Mr. and Mrs. Iller, My, and Mrs. T. Eminger, Mr. and Mrs. N. Cock- erell, Mr, and Mrs. L. Cockerell, Miss Mable Gray, Miss ie Cavpenter, Miss Mollio lller, Miss Llsi ley, Mr, James Burns, Mre. W. S,V v, Miss Mamio Aeir, Miss Jessie Gillis and Mr. A. M. Wolf. cessfal Dash for Liberty. John Wicks and Hank Sherman were are rested after a hard fight with Ofticer Van Wie four nights ago. The men were dis- turbing the peace and were carrying good sizea Jags. They resisted arrest and were armed with revolvers. When the men were taken before Judge owler they were fined £50 each, Huving no money they were pus to work on the sircets, Yesterday, while shoveling flith from the public highway as “Twenty-fourth and J strects, under the carg of Special Ofticer Adums, the men made & break for their liberty and succeedea in gotting away. ‘The officer! rave chise for o short distance, but the men were 00 fleet footed and are running yet, so far as Adams knows. Having other prisoners on the job and no assistance, Adams could do nothing but report the escapes xnd proceed with his work. Wicks and Shermidn are sgid to be desperate men; ‘Theve is one sutisfa their escape, and that.is that'they will not bother South Omaha with their presence in the future. Po) nees Chanzed. City Clerk n has arranged to have the polling places vn cloction day at the following stations and has forwarded the same to the county commissioners: First Ward rst previnct, Twenty- fourth and N streets; Second precinet, southwest corner of ‘I'wenty-fourth and K stroets; Third precinct, Germania hall, ‘Twenty fourth and J s Second Wurd—First precinct, music store on Twenty-fifth N and O3 Second preciuc streets; Third previnet, store in Albright Third Ward building on Qs und Twenty-vighti; cade hotel, and Thirty-second, Fourth Ward—School second and I strects, Collins® reet between Twentieth and Morrill's. feed Yirst pr et bet nct, Kaafhold cen Twenty-seventh econd precines, Ars between Thirty-first house at Thirty- dudge Fowler Judge Fowler Candldaocy. was sheriff of Nemaha county when Judge J. H. Broady was on the bench there, Judge Broady was in the city a few duys ago, and iu speaking of Judge Fowler, said: “Ialways found Mr. Fowler to be competent, honorable, faithful and energetic in his offici. ts. and ho was a citizen against whom no individual could make a truthful derogatory statement. The Nemaha County Grauger, & paper pub- lished at Judge Fowler's former home, has this to of him: “James M. Fowler, who served this county us sheriff for four years, 18 now a candidate for that oftice in Douglng county, and the Granger would bs pleased 10 learn on the morning of November 8 that he had secured the prizg, as Jim is o large- hearted, whole-souled wan, anc one wrne to his convictions. e made a good oficer while in Nemaha county, aml Dougius county will do weli to clect him sheriff.” Wity to 5 u Cop, The mayor of acity receives some amus- ing correspondence somo times. Here is one dated at Gray, Audubon county, Ia, that Mr, Walker received Thursduy Mr, Osker Walker: 1 was told By afrend of yurse, Me, thet you cold give me Work on the polece farve T wald Like vory much 1o hay & Job of that kind my Weight is two hundred and foure lbs nge 39 please let me here from you ate onse." Nouth O ‘I'he final rally Lepablicans. of the campaign by the i club was held at Pivoukn's hall last night. The attendance was larger than it his been and Uie speeches were red hot and enthusiastic. Bruce Mes Culloch presided. ‘The speakers included y allof the candidates on the ticket. A. 8. Churehill was the principul speaker Magic City Go was born ™ A son to Mr. and Mrs, J. R, Glynn. Gcorge MoTiride s the daddy of a bounciag baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Heaffoy aco happy over the arrival of a new son Cigarmakers union No. 68 will give ita’ annusl ball on next Monday night in Bauer's hatl, Mrs. 8. D. Reynearson will shortly mo to Seward, this state, where she will make her future howe. William Stewart, a man 60 years of age, was thrown from his buggy at Twenty- seventh and L streets last evening and pain- fully injured. Peter Gioos of Omaha has moved to South Omaha and will in the future conduct the Riley hotel. Mr. Goos has had years of ex- perience in the hotel busines: Justico 1.evy is makiug vhe hardest figh! and the 10st thorough canvass for elecy| of any local candidate on either ticket, The Judge says he will succeed himiself a njullh.’ a8 certaiu as election day roils around. T'he Young Men's institute flvl another of ita series of socials st its pariors e the Pivonka bicck last night. ~ 1y wasa social gathering of the youug society mpla of the ity and the members of the lefv nothiug undoue 10 entertain m“ guests. Tha S —— ia Ll fnat Gay of Fegistration