Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 18, 1893, Page 7

-v"nr . I --'n'p MO M SPECIAL NOTICES. VERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS e 3—.. unti] 12:30 p. m. for the avening Wnd until 8:30 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Advertisers, by requnsting & numbered cheek. ean have their answers addressed 1o A nambered Jetter in eare of TuR BEE. Answers o addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check. —_— SITUATIONS - WANTED. & word first insertion. 10 8 word there- tng taken for lews than NCED Good ceferences. Raten 1) after. RXPERI position RKEEPER _WANTS n” A(MFAR'AMWII 'l\;:fl SITUATION WANTED AS CLERK IN G AT Katvoms 510 West 84 51, Daven: port. Ia 309 21° WANTED, SITUATION n\' NURS| A«\ppl)‘l Dr. Cuseaden, 1 WANTED, POSITION BY YO bookkeeper and stenographer; good re Address W 57, Bee A - WANTED. A siT a g00d, com petent man. erencen, Address D. P. Walek atricn, Neb. ATION AS PR Turn ah good e 400 Bell St Mass WANTED--MALE HELP SOLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED }‘Y"N}A pay to men with rigs. American Wringer Co 1009 Howar st. fi THE NENRASKA GUARANTI and Investment cOMDANY WAn(S & men 0f good address to act a8 solicitors. APpIY 1\ ‘rooms 22 and 23, Douglas block 04 Arv YTG QAL,\R(\"UE teat Invention of the a @remical Ink Erasing Pencil. Sella on sight Works like magic. Agents are making $23 00 to $125.00 per week. For fllr\hl’l' particulars write Awt Monroe Eraser Mfe. Co., X 38, La Or II!\,JWIA New Patent FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. Rates, 1 14c & word st insertion. 10 3 word there- after. Nothing taken for leas than 250. _YOUNG WOMENS HOME. UNDER CABE OF Women's Christian assoctation, 111 8. nm‘:’; “ROOMS AND STRICTLY FIRST Guass bonrd at 2108 Donglas stree:. —BOARD AND ROOM: STEAM HEAT. bath: $4.50 and €5.00 per week. 411 Sorth 1 14th! ¥ ~THE DOLAN, 209 AND 211 X. u'rfl's-rim “NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT PAR- lor bedroom. Heat and all modern con veniences; alsg smalier rooms with board. 2020 Harner. 333 18¢ 2384 HARNEY. J-souTH RC YOMS, LOW RATES, F ROOM AND BOARD POR TWO hav Rates 10 4 line each insertion, $i a line per month. Nothing taken for eas than 5. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES The O. F. Davis Co. 1505 Parnam street. 819 W |P_)fi~nr IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ety w21 po 110 5 years, Fidelity trust Co., 1702 Farnam. ife. lends At low rates for_cholce ssenrity on MONEY TO LOAN -C jATThLS BOARD Howard st A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM WITH for two, 1n private family, 2 41 FORRENT-UN FUENIBH’D EOOHS 1ea word ther for less than 25¢. ROOMS.* ALL MODERN [ after. G Y¥EURNISFRD ¥2112 Miama st (3.20R 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS X nam street G NICB Gioan ¥, 2100 FAR- 208 180 1-ROOM FLAT, 1603 LEA\\’E.\?“'I)IY.TH‘QT a0l 200 ROOMS. WITH North 24th. 80 210 ROOMS FOR aavenve. o UNFURNISHED 2415 Erskine st., 4 FINE U housekeeping. FURNISHED 11 8L M perty. %000 and upwands, 5 10 G per cent; no ml!m‘ Famam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam VWL NONEY T0 LOAN AT CURRBNT RATES ADpiy 10 W, B Meikie, First National BX bide W “MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved Omaha real estate, 820 “'[ ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO.. 314N, Y. Nebraska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. i Rates. 10 month. a line each_insertion, $1.50 & line per Nothing taken for leas than 25¢. MONEY TO LOAN A We will 10an you any sum_which yon wish, small or large, at the lowest possible rates. In the quickest possible tUme, and for any length of tim to suit you. You ean pay it back in _such inst ments a8 you wish, when you w! nd_only pay for it a8 long 4% you keep It. You can borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MFRCHANDISR OR ANY OTHER SECURITY. Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 306 SOUTH 16TH STREET, first floor above the street. THEOLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. " | —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- Alcurity: strictly confidential. A. E. Harris, room 1, Continental bloek. §26 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES Rates, 1igc 3 word first insertion. 1o o word there- after Nothing taken for loss than 25c. "AVTP() mn OUR (‘l'l'\ BUSINESS. A RELIABLE MAN IN BVERY PBayArED. A RECIATLE AN S Bragen Rheumatie pills: sure cure and large profita. J. A ) 8. 25th st oh. 204 DIO T, PR RENT, THE STORY HRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam si. The building has a fireproof et ment basement, complate steam heating fixture W ater on all the floors, gas, ete. Apply at the offios ¢ Tug BER. 9 - STORE, 321 S 15TH. STEAM HEAT. M738 N2 _WANTED AT ONCE, A NUMBER OF POUL- try plekern: #ood steady job 10 Fight partles. Cudahy Pucking Compauy, South Omanay oo WANTED. MEN IN RVERY COUNTY TO ACT tives under instructions. Ex- perienee y. Send stamp. National De tective Bureau, Indianapolis, Ind. M0z 22 OFFICES WITHNELL BLOCK. STEAM HEAT. FOR RENT. LARGE x~sruuv H onrn, 16th and Leavenworth: thirty horses and storage. J. W. Squire. 248 Bee. M314 ENTS WANTED. X(~DO YOU WANT MONEY? e will loan you ANY SUM rou wish on your : FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS, { CARRIAGES, WARRHOUSE RECRIPTS ete. We give prompt attention to all applications, i and will carry your loan a8 long_a8 you wish. You can reduce the cost of earrying your loan Iy & payieat &t sy dme. Thare i 5o pudlicity ; { or removal of § " TPIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER 0O., Room 4. Withuell bl Cor. 15th sud Harn BUSINESS CHANC:S. a line each Insertion. $1.5: Nothing taken for less thau 23¢ Rates, a lne per month. WANTED, MEN TO HANDLE LUBRICAT- Lok 11a and specialties, alone or as « side line. Address Bagle Refining Co., Cleveland; O. Mi27 150 PLAYER: ONE_WHO C Address Secretary, Monros b A _CORNET heach a band. Monroe, W«\) A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT arge of t tof a eanned goods and soup tng honse. M. oo retere d Balary expoete gerience;reterences and salary ¢ T _WANTED, MEN TO TRAVEL: $50 TO 100 er month. - Stone & Wellington. Madison. Wis cent store, 1319 Parnam street. Rates. 1ic 2 after. Nothing taken for less SAGENTS, HOW WOULD Y0U LIKE TO MAKE re “Xmas?” We can put sou in the il proveit or forfeit $500: this an- ¥ be your steppiug stone to tune if taken advantage of at omee. Add “Manufacturers,” Box 5308, Boston, Mass. t profit $100.00 to $300.00 4 month; tes for particulars. The Ohio Novel nati, 0. —WANTED, BOYS AND GIRLS WHO WISH TO o) make money when out of sehool, send na we will tell you how. No money wanted. L. St ner & Co., Providence. R. L M3s5 20 —CONTRIBUTORS _ AND __ REPORTERS. Either sex. Pays well. Experience not tial. Send stamp for instructions. Preas Assoclation, Indianapolis, Ind. M43 20° JMEN AND WOMEN AS MANAGERS TO EM- o ploy agents: £75.00 and expenses: yearly con- tracts: write with stamp. Me Mfg. Co. L, Minn. M1l redit i St. Pa WANTED. SALESMAN FAMILIAR WITH and saloon trade to work in Omaha and Council Bluffs, on salary and commission. Ad- dress Bee office, Mi5i 19 Rates, 1i4c 8 word first fnsertion. 1ca word &l after. Nothing taken for less than 25c. WANTE! D COMPET! ficox, S. W. corner 2 7 GIRL. MRS, FRANK and Douglas st 390 17 _WANTED_A COMPETENT COOK _AND laundress. Mrs. James E. Boyd, 1908 Dav: port at. -1 (,; WANTED. FIRST-CLASS OO ‘others need apply. Best of references required Apply 2704 Farnam. 398 1 WANTED, A GOOD housework. Apply at 2 Hayden. M03 15 WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU Cipbric, st be go0d €00k and Jaunidross. 11 St prave diz-2a WANTED, 2 CHAMBERMAIDS FOR OUT west. Private family cook. $5.00. and 50 girls forail kinds,of work. Canadian office. 1509 Far- nawm. M58 19° Y- WANTED. 20 LADIES FOR BURLESQUE CO. Call for manager at Pullman house, 1308 Dodge strent. M449 18% FOR RENT-HOUSES, “Rates. 108 line each_insertion. $1 month. Nothing taken for less than “HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. The O. F. Davis company, 1505 Farnam. %03 a line per JAGENTS INVESTIGATE! FINEST SELLT o article out. ‘Address Koom 20, Creighton bloc Omaha. M09 ESIDENT AGENTS OR DEALE o 10 handle our prepared gums, pastes, finishes and sizings. Award rocelve Liberal commisaions. ory party. The Arabol v York. M4 S, TH O WORK FOR 5.00 per we ties pro Tt B horse Aod iravel throueh tean. though, I8 not necessary. A acancies in towns and cities. Spare hours may be used to good_advanta B. F. Johnson & Co., 11th and Main streets, Riclimond, Vi, b —AT LAST WE HAVE IT. KREN. BRIGHT nd brainy men and women wanted everywhere 10 tuke orders for Shepp's World's Fair Photo- graphed. Only book of copyrighted photographs of Dbuildings, seenes and exhibits of the World's Co- lumbian_exhibition: authorized by the exposition management; oficial certificate accompanies each volume. Bonauza for workers: drop every thing and handle {t: you wiil make money fast; DooKs ready: credit given: big commissions: {ilus- r Globe Bile Chicago, TiL.. or M447 18 Jiiciug 61 ferred who Dearborn street, ~-WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU IN business. We want to establish one honest. re- liable. enterpristng person, man or woman. in a noney-making business in evers county Business 18 clean, easy and legiti- mate. Bigmoney for parties with push and pluck. If you can't furnish first-class referunces don’t ap- ply. Remember, no money required. Write once, before some one_with more enterprise s cures your territory. The Dr. Starr Herd Remedy Co., 204 East 43rd st., Chicago. 1L 827 —FOR SALE, AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC- turing plant (with position in the office if 80 de- sired), $10.000.00 10 $15,000.00 cash required. No trades considered. The company has an_estab- lished trade on a ready seiling article at a good profit. Address S 59, Bee. 528 Y EQRSALE DRUG STOCK AND FIXTURES. Address E. E. Howendobler, Bertrand, Neb, —HARNESS STOCK. NO OPPOSITION: MUST e sold before Jauuary 1; about $350.00 cash required, balance on time. George E. Gill I M08 FOR SALE, CHEAP, THE BEST LOCATED saloon in_South Omalia. Enguire J. kst ent. 2418 N street. M —FOR SALE. A WELL LOCATED AND finely_farnished” hotel with fine bar attached. Address W 39, Bee. T WO Ritchie: Pontor. Neb Y WANTED, T MERT A GENTLEMAN HAV - ing from $3,000.00 to $5.000.00. Who isd esir- ous of entering Into a profitable mercantile busi- ness for which Omaha affords an exceptiona op- portunity. Little or no compstition. Best of referonces given and requirel. Address W47, Omaha Bee. M403 18* Clauy! Why Polly Pepper! {ghmmn uses tfi oap,and says itsthe l'!eat’e\/er made.zo of cof there isa Santa Claus! 18 MADE BY N.K.Fairbank & Co. Chicago. HORSES WINTERED. Rates, 100 3 line saoh lusortion, $1 month. Nothing taken for less than ORSES WINTERED, FAIR GROUNDS. $i& #% mo.; leave orders at J, T. Withrow's, Tele. 105, 022 N 25° ORSES WINTERED A SPECIALTY. APPLY 1o Cotton’s barn, corner 15th and Caas streets. M325 D9* ORSES WINTERED # PER MONTH. AD- dress W. B. Millard, Omaha National ba 0 a line per k. 213 DR T. JioFLEMING SED THE WOOD « CIIff atock farm at Cathos b., owaed by J. B, Markel. and 13 TOW ready 1o ike miock 1oF winter. Stock box stails, #7.00, and single stalls, $6.00. For partioniars address 1310 Farnam street. Omaha. Ma23 18 T ORSES WINTERED.ST 236 PAREAVE. 362 DR STABLES, ive best of care 381 D1 ORSES WINTERED AT WIND: 16th and Davenport. Wil re Terms reasonable DRESSMAKING. Rates, 10c a line each Insertion. $1.5 month. Nothing taken for I fiREfim. $i; WRAPPERS, $2 900 N. 24TH a line per RESSES MADE AT 1421 HOW 'stylish gown for $5.00. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS lne per Y W. BARER (FORMERLY WIT) /Jacobs, decsased: later with M. O, Maul). under- taker and embalmer, 015 . 16th at. 96, K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND « embalmor. 1618 Chicago . Tel. 90. M131 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING Rates, 10c a line each insertion, $1.50 4 line per month. Nothing taien for less tlian 25¢. OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOON acquire a working knowledgw of shorthand and pewriting at A.C. Van Samt’s 8chool of short- Band, 513 X. Y. Lite: Typewrinrs to reat. 854 PAWN! BBOKEBB Y DRUG STORE FOR SALE ON ACCOUNT OF sickuess. 10t and Chicago, C. H. Schacter. —FOR SALE FOR GASH, CHEAP. RESTAU- rant and bakery: good stand: good trade: oppo- site Rock Island depot: good ‘bread trade: good restaurant trade: reasons for seliing, siugle man; must be married. Address W 68, Beo office; Oniaha- FOR EXCHANGE, Rates, 10c a line each losertion. $1.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than 25e. ¢ 5ol 36 bOOkS 10 5 " orders only met ew Book of Photographs contains twice a8 many pietures We havethe best World's fair < and best holiday book. Low: largest commissions, prem fum S Don't remain idle an hour. We can put you in the way to make money. PositionWith us Should be worth $100.00 & mouth. Address at once, Jon K. Hastiugs, 47 Corniilll, Boston. Mass. M445 180 hours. An agent with § refusals. O 1 “ROOM COTTAGE. MODERN. CHOICE. IN i)- RENTAL AGENCY, 507 BROWN BLOCK )70, BOOM HOUSE, 1815 CASS 3. Jorr 11 Farmnam. YOM FLAT. 1\ul IRE Mg HANSCOM M313 D NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. Place, ch 7. W. Squire, 248 He D $-ROOM HOUSE, PERFECT hewly painted, modern: small ; location 310 North 20th street: rent resonable. Boges & Hill Diig s U rooms. dern improvements; first ¢ 1 Dodee st. Arnam Stroe D;FOR RENT. 13- ROOM HOUSE WITH STA- bie for 4 horses, all modern conveniences, ) Park avenue, now oceupled by C Bind, U. 8. A.: possession given 1st of De Appiy s butiding or 1021 ANTED—TO RENT. word first insertion. 1 ken for less than 25¢. word there- WANTED, TO RENT FOR CASH. FA ia. Address W 35, Bee. M4 20° TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS f4and Dakota. Wil 1 ap or exchange for mdse. horses and cattle. Add. box 7 ,Fr.mk(url,l‘l]nl i —CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL takereal estato, money. Box 93, Frankfort, Ind. 530 —#14.000 STOCK CHOICE MERCHANDISE TO sehange for $3.000 land and $65,000 cash. trade all or part of stock for land and cash. =71, West Point, Neb —FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR IOWA L trade for 8tock of general merchandise, o Dooks and swationery. Confidential. C. W. ' Jickson Sioux City, Ia. M Z.-CLEAR EASTERN NEB, LAND 10 ange for mdse. P. 0. Box 303, Fremont Mid2 L7 ROOM AND BOARD FOR MAN fe {n private famlly, state price. BEX offic s, 10¢ 3 line month. Nothing taken for Tates, 10c 3 line each _insertion. $1.50 4 line per sthing taken for less than - DS CHEAP: ds Lo exe stock and ecash. J. ON 10 - §lock ]\1 STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1211 HAR- ne; B HOLD ~ GOODS, Is, 1111 Farnam ML clean and ek WANTED—-TO BUY. Rates, 1ige thereafler. wond first insertion, le 4 word Nothing taken for less thin 25¢. ;i; WANTED, COMPLETE SET OFFCE AN bank “fixtures; partitions, desks, ete. oR Lewis, Rates. e word first insertion. ¢ a word thereatier. Nothing taken for less thin 23¢. ROOM HOUSE. tee lawn, trees, eity rn, comentod eollars, batl, nDear motor. r. D, V. Stevens. 601 Paxton bloek. M350 ARD -ROOM HOUSES IN CITY. Lowest rates. Inquire 2502 Blondo street. MO8 Nuge D FOR T—5-ROOM COPTAGE, OR THREE roomss of FOR I ¢ housekeeplug. SO0 S. S0th. able tor i hoarn 1€ destrid 304-17¢ NT. 1814 DODGE. BASEMENT SUIT- ping boarders. Rent taken out in o required. B8 1 TOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD Wells Auetiou Co., 1111 Faraam st. (), FOR SALE CHEAP, FURNITURE IN FIRST. class boarding house. well loeated and full of #00d piying boarders. Raison for seiliug, leay- ing thocity. "Inguire'of W. H. Kreldier, 538 1on bl i FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. Rates. 1ic 8 word firat {usertion, 13 4 word thereafier. Nothing taken for less than (Q;ONE BRUN WICK BILLIARD TABLE AND edone pool table. used 6 mouths, 18 §ood a8 new, {oraale'eheap.” Addross P 0. box 515, Wost Polut, e 596 AS NEW. 816 — FOR RENT. NEW -R)OOM COTTAGE, COR 0t and Sabicr: collar, cistern, P00 Tuquine 1918 Faron ) FoUE-ROON HoU SE 634 8. 17 5 D, xor WENT, MODERN 5 ROOM COTTAGE, hewly papered and painted 1 and out, $13.0 2802 Sewand. Inquire 2910 Seward. Mi4y 190 7-RBOOM MODERN COTTAGE. WITH OR wlihout barn, South 34th and Frauels sirecta. Md36 240 Y. NICE SBOON MODERN HOUSE i M wrp, 4123 Hamilton. ~ FURNISHED HOUSES. (QGIOR SALE CHEAP. 1 TWO-REVOLUTION Campbell newspaper press aud 1 double eylin der Taylor, air spring, with iwo folders: good con- ditlon. ' Addross for particulars Lock Box ¥, South mahis, Neb. 72 Qiliss SPRING FRAME NO.2 PNEUMATIC bler, g00d a8 new. e, York, Nebs CLAIRVOYANTS. LE. 1 improved 40-aere tract in Sarpy ne mile of the town of La Platte, w Fort Cruok; two in’ this Famyw ha tnwnres £ood and perm 1 fruits, butter, eges Desides u~v| | farm products. 1 can i property it an attractive pri Whlier G. Clark, 1218 Haruey st. 370 D1 ARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS, AND FARMS SALE or trade. ¥. K. Darling, Barker blk. K31 WWE HAVE SEVERAL NICE HOUSES FOR rent near Hanseons Park at from $15.00 $45 00 per month. These houses have bath. fu nace. ga, sewerage, ete. Are in 4 splendid neigh- borhood and close 16 car liue, schools. church ete. Hicks' Real Estate Ageney, Life Bullding. ‘county, Neb.. 300 in cuiti- Desire m {nple sell farm with or without stock. ront, & large farm uear Councll Bluffs, la. "E. A. 412 N. Y. L Mi2i 18 ERTY, nice Otiatua Real Batate & Trims Co ch_insertion. $1.50 a line 1 for less than Rates, 10¢ 3 line montii. Nothing tak Rates. 10c a Line each insertion. $1. month. Nothiug taken for less than J SONNENBERG, DIAMOND BROKER, 1303 ~Douglas st Loans ~money on diamonds, watclies,etc. Old gold and sfiver bought. Tel. 1339 Tine per Rates, 10¢ 4 line each usertion. §1 month. Nothing taken for less than QMITHS REMINGTONS, CAMIGRAPHS; BV Dthing: inheard of prices. ‘Tel. 508, Boyles & Babb, 613 N.Y. Life big. Send for samples. 837 '8, 10c & line each in: Nothiing taken for leas than 2 ALES.ALL KINDS, Borden & Selleck Co., Lake st. Chicazo. MUS.C, ART AND LAEGU'AGES, Rates, 10¢ a lin month. Nothing G0 h_insertion, § EACHER 014 TMARKET. S placed on record Novem- Y DEEDS W, R Kohl ot alto A G Tagger, undlv 3 lot 5, block 3, s add Wk Tatehtnson to ) R Hares, 665 5, 10 and 11, Haas' subdiv. 1, Patrick \nnmu to Margaret Grandon, ‘e 1 lot 2, block 61, Omaha. y Roll and wife etal to Katie Lken, w 14 se and so sw 0-14 ) aud husband to J um. Iot 18, bl irenek derson, lot s add to South Omaba P 1 Divis to Stuchchiick, 5 i 8, block 1, Orchard dill. ... Divis and wife tosame, n ‘4 2,500 500 10,000 4,000 1,500 , Potter & Albert same. Total amount of transfers.. PATEN‘I‘ QRS._ SUES & CO.. Bee Bulldio g sOLlfil'\\'"‘ QFIL Advl(nl‘ RER. HICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q Depot 10th and M: licagh Vestioule hicarh Bxpross.. | Clileazo & Lowa Loe: Local (ex F‘x||w-s\~ - L Deadwood Expresa. . Denve ress. g xeept 5. ) Suni.. 11 983 400 pm i VHOICE 15T MORTGAGES, ANY AMOUNT. G, Wallace, Brown block, [6th and Douglis. B3 HIGH, GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAC netting purchasers good rate of intersst of from $100 up,for sale by Globe Loan & Trast (0 16th & Dodge, Omaha. Particulars on applicatio 8 Spmu ENT MORTGAGES FOK SALE, SECU r bsolutely safe, Ames Real Estate agene arnan R SALE. Depor 101 and Muson Sta.__ Canas City Dy EXpress. Night Exp. via U. P. Traus. AGJ, . L & PAC] fllv" Arelvis ha 5.0 am .00 pm | (S000m Night Expross. hicaxo \;-auuu od Li m | Okiahoma S Texas ey Colorado Linits Rates, 10¢ 4 1ine sach (nsertion 50 u lne per month Nothing ken for less than 2de. MRS, NANNIE V. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT, Alable business medium ; 5th year at 119N h‘l;h MASSAGE, IATB.D. ETO. Rates 10 4 line oach insertion. $1.0 8 1o per onth. Nothing taken for less than 20e. Rates, 100 a line cach (nsertion. 150 a line montl., - Nothing taken (or lows than 25e. - FREE BENT, WILL PURNISH COMFORT- anle elght ruom houss. ree 81X months 10 ¥ight party. | a word first losertion.le & word there hing taken for less than 20c. O FUBNISHED ROOMS w-uu 523 South 2ih streot. WITH OB WITHOUT B'L. 624 8. 18 413 Nis* ISHED ROOM WITH HBAT 87.00 B S st RENT FU ED ROOM FOR 1 O AR o X Mo TENAPAME SMITH, 0038 13TH, 3ND PLOOR, Room 3. Massage. vipor, alcobol. steain aulphur: MI12 180 LAS, THIRD , suibbur and M34L 19 TMME LA BUR MASSAGE. {1050, 15TH MIGONLS ne aud ses 0azus. MME. CABSON. 1121 _ DO alcabol PERSONAL. Rates, 10c a line each insertion. $1.50 & lue per wiouth. Noling ke (or less Whan 2oc. U WANTED, FOR O DY_00. 4 YOUNG lndice. 3 eomiediaue, No.1 tenorand plauint. Addross W 5. B Mgl 1 LOST, UNION PACTIC. (-ll.lll |Union_Depot |I“I|.. arey Si Rates. 1i4c a word firai insertion, le 4 word thoreatier. Nothing taken for loss OST -SMALL WHITE. CURLY POUDLP BILCH, November 14, Returs o E. W. Simeral, 350 § building, and obtain reward. T 1S KNOWN WHO FOUND THE ROLL OF money. with name and address on the leather cover. 1f returned 10 owner one-fourth will be given a8 rewand and Bo questons asked. 388 210 OST-TWO COWS AT CUT OFF LAKE: ONE ark red, about 11 years old. heavy with caif r “Holstein.” 3 years. black and whil Finder nowty A Boyd, Switts lco house and n- ceive e Mio6 OST, A SMALL DIAMOND SCARF PIN AT EN- rtalnment 2818 South 16th sireet. Liberal rewand If loft al Waterloo Creamery association, 1613 Howard street. F. H. Brooks. 441-17+ T OB INITY OF 1105 FAR- JLOMT-AT OB 1N THE V am sireet. on Friday. a deed of a house and iot iu Red Oak.la Finder will be rewarded by veturuing aame 10 J. K- Sillle. 1105 Farnam atrest. r U4 TRI0NY O PLAMDRR: NBW DRAL Jond et efiup W ¥: O "Box WL, Baatinge, m. 017 HARNEY ST. 96 10 | e T ROOMS PURNISHED COM- 613 No. 19t~ J0TWO LARGE. HANDSOM mliulll B JosLy " Lt m = Neb. U MASSAGE TREX " BLECTRO-THER- freathient. manicure mal baths Scalp w8451 Withnell blk T ILLUSTRATED MARRIAGE JOUBNAL, Coutailug domir- Pub. Co., halr Fre ey FOR RENT-HALLS. Hates. 10¢ 3 line sach (nsertion, $1.50 8 e per month. Nothing taken (0F less tia dde. ABMOBY BALL 1714 CAPITOL A VENUE. AND Morand's assembly roouis. 1510 Harney wirve:., for balia. ciub bariioa mectiugy st Pt yors i halls firsi-class. Call ot 1510 Hay ""z. Mi0s D4 DANCING ACADEMY. T w‘ wm. :m IAI'II s’.. Idt-fl.b i Deaver At P 4. Hpm Heatrice & Stroust 3 Bx (eX Suin) 6.40 pm. ... Pacifie E 30 pus 2.2 Donver Fust Mati : Taves | CHICAGO. ML S ¥ PAUL | A Cwaha | _U. P. Dopot au: Sts. | Omaha 530 par - Ghke 11:30am |\ Chicago B Leaves ¥. _Omaha| _Depoi 13 D0bam| . _Deadwool BEbr 9.08am (Ex. Sat) Wyo. g n | Norfolk Exprass { St. Paul k. Su Hirpi2as. WHESTN. {0t Mrey Sia. | Arrives MISSOURI PACIFIC. t 134h aud Webater Sta. | Omai TP M O 3t aad Whbater Sia. %A 1.15 pma (Sloux Glty Bxpross (Ex 545 pm ... 8 Paal Limited ... _a10pmlOakiand Passoucer Ex Buni| K. ST, MONK DROPS (SUCCUS AMARUS) A wholesome tonie. Delicions to the hm Grateful to the Ktomach. Purifying blood and strengthening to the oysions, © t Unsurpassed MALARIA. DYSPEPSTA, and rly eficaciots in casesof woakened digea {ive organs and complications arising there- repared principally from Herbs U Khown For thelr admirante roperiles to remedy torpidity of shi Bverand bowels, > tormy 2 ABBEY LABORATORY CO0., 1428 mississtppt AVENUE, ST. LOUIS, Iu. pootmon-in Upon receipt of 40 cents to defray our ex- penses, we will mall to any address, postage prepaid, a trial bottle, containing four ounces, securely packoed in wooden case. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCCISTS Prico 81 per bottle. 85 for @ bottles, full size Special terms in Jarger lots, THR GREAT HINDOO REMEDY PRODUCES THE ABOVK LTS IN 80 DAYS. Curesall Failing Memory, Woaknesses, and qu ang. ality 1w old or 3 ily carried in vost pocket. | Price w1 008 Deckage, SI¥for #5.00 with & weiiten guarnniee to cure or money refumded. Dorit et s i) TRiiat Al you awy kat of iwitation. » 46 has ot ot It cipt of P amphict in sealed i st Orlental Medical Co.. Propa, Chicago, 11l or our agemia SOLD by Rulin & Co., Cor. 15th and Douglas A Fuller & Co., Cor 1th & Douglass by Paul G. Schnsider, 521 Broadway & 6 ¥ COUNCIL BLUFFS, and Leading Draggists. JOHNSON’S MACNETIC OIL! Instant Killer of Pain. Internal and External. Cures RHEUMATISM, NEURAL- GIA, Lame Back, Sprains, B Sweilings, SUft Jorkte, COLIC and JRAMPS ‘instantly. ~ (holera Mor- as, Croup, Diptheris, Sore Throat, FADACRE, ks It 17 magics THE HORSE BRAND, 5:os o b aen o the most Powerful and Penetrating Linimentfor Man or Beast in existence. Large $1 size 75c., G0c. size dlc. JOHNSON’S ORIENTAL SOAP. Medicated and Tollet. Tho Great Skin Cure and Face Beautifler. Ladies will find 1t o most delicate and highly perfumed Toilet Soap on the market. Itis absolutely pure. Makes the skin soft and velvety and restores the lost com= plexion; is a luzury for the Bath for Infants. It sy ltching, cleanses tho scalp and promoies the growth of halr, Pricee, Forsals by Kubn & Co., Sole Agents, Omaha.Neb. “LIEBIG COMPANY'S" These two known in every well ordered household throughout the world as designating the oldest, purest, vest and - to-be-Gepended- EXTRACT OF BEEF ALL FIXED BRIDGE WORK Per C%LD Tooth Audl Attachments ALL GOLD CROWNS \\'-.u;rxnl:}ed ss $5 Porceiain Crowns for price St SAHA: arl 8t words are PATENT ©@oLo CLASPS % % out pafu, All work warranted. BAILEY, RELIABLE DENTIST Paxton Bik., 16th and Farnam St s Eatrance o 16,0 5C L eluphone LOS The Mercer. Omaha’s Ngwast Hotz2!, Cor. 12th and Howard Sureeta 40rooms £.5) per duy. 40rooms $10) per day. “Orooms with bath at 33 perdar. roous w.th buth at3h.5) psr 117 Modern in Every Respeot. Newiy Faraished Throaznris St - 8. ERB. Prun. L ohLA |]msu, O Guide, Front Teeth, ovable Bridg's at of Rubber Plates. A Full fet Teeth ou tbher $5 —_— Armstrong-Hopking Conceris. Next Monday evening a concert wili be ven at the Young Men's Christiau Associa- tion hall, by the Armstrong-Hopkins Ind famiiy composed of six Latives just fr Hindoostan. It will be a unique and inter- estiag entestainment cousisting of native Songs enhveaed by the costumes and cus- toms of Hindoo life. Odd musical ivsteu. ments, idols and other rare exbibits of an uteresting and novel character will form a feature of the coucert. Mrs. lsanc Ander son, a Christian Jewess and a native of Bom- bay, who speaks seven languages fluently £1i Bur, a Hindoo musician of renown, aud an Indiao family constituto the personnel of the performance. "The concerts will be given Monday, Tues- | day and Wednesday evenings next week and | proceeds will be donated to the | Hovkins hospital for women and children of Armstrongz- this city L Little pills for great ills: DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Skt Who Wants a koy. The Omaha Bovs and Girls Aid society wishes to find a bome iu the couatry fora boy 13 yearsold, where he can have a good place and attend school. He is willing to work. The wother bas been deserted by her husbaad. leaving four ehildren without support. The assovtation has found nowmes for iwo and the wother can earn her sup- ! port if it can Uud a wood home for the boy. Application may be made w0 Cadet Tayios, presidect of the Omaba Boys and Glis Ald BRADSTREET'S | Business, Though Gaining Slowly, Shows a Marked Improvement. CAUSES WHICH ARE KEEPING IT BACK DUNS AND Good Showing Made in View of the Recent Great Finane! ton - Condition of the Great Indastries Week's Failures. 1| Depres New York, Nov. 17. -R. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly review s, Business is gaining, but there is a constant complaiut that the improvement is slow. This is because very few realize how heavy a load business has to drag after it in climbing uo again. Legis- lative uucertaintios weigh hoavily, but the past depression with trading and manu- facturing failures, involving more than §2X 000,000 in nino months, besides banking fail- ures of enormous liabilities ana failures of railway and other corporations having heavy indebteduess to individuals and firms, in- volves continual embarrassments which men are proue to forget. There has been great encouragement during the past week in the facs that November payments are far more satisfactory than was expected, and yet the 23 tensions of the month would have seemed alarming other years. Merchants who col- lect part of the amount due are rejoiced, but their buying power is not as large as nsual. The extraordinary shrinkage in purchases for consumpiion, if lessening, has still made it impossible for many firms to o on as be- tore, and the largest failure of the past week, that of the Thurber-Whyland com- paay, illustrates embarrassments which can- not be terminated in & week or a month. nlng on the Treasury. Monetary dificultics no longer hinder. Tt is true the treasury cash has fallen 1o §98,. 338,053, of which only #%5,490,801 was gold, but there is no such alarm as there was when the goid reserve alone went below £100,000,000. Business is not _leaning on the treasury and it is well that it 18 not. Re- ceipts for the month thus far are about §5,000,000 less than expenses and the im- vorts in October decreased about $20,000, partly because of inflated valuation of goods imported last year. Weekly imports at New York decreased in part from the same cause, The condition of industries improves, but they wisely wait the revival of purchases by the consumer. Twenty-four works of all kinds have wholly or in part resumed against fourteen closing. Yet less than half the iron working power 18 active, and out of ninety-nine woolen works in the east only ten are working full time, while forty-five were shut up November 1, mL- production for four months in men’s ns being 14,- 31 yaras, against 25 2300 last year y inspector reports that out of 90, 000 persons formerly employed in textile mills in Philadelphia only 17,500 are now at work. 1n the Boot and Shoe Trade. In boots and shoes there is a decided im- provement in spite of the fact that orde are smaller than usual, and most factories are receiving orders, though not for fu | em- ployment. Shipments from Boston for the week were only b per ceut less than a year ago. ihe aecrease in the vol though the cleacing hou: the same, for the past week, The failures during the we 340 in the United States, as year, and twenty-six in thirty-five last year. Besides one bank in Ohio and_the Thurber failure there were four with liabilities over $100,000 and sixty- eight others over $,000. The volume of in- debtedness of firms failing in_the previous weele was $3.727,467, azainst $3.467, week before, being larger east than soutn. me of business, continues about 188 per cent. have been nst 205 last nada, against CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENTS. None of the Larger Cities Show an crease Over Last Year, NEw YORg, Nov.17.—The folowing table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total bank clesrmgs for the week at the cities named with the percentage of increase or decrease as compared with the same week last year: crTies. CLEARINGS. ] 3 Detroit Louisvilie St, Paul Dénver.. Momp) Port Roel New Haver.. Savaunai. Springtield, Mass. Worcester. Portiand, Me. Atlant Worth foines il Rapids, attle. Lowell Wilmington, Del Norfoik Stoux Ci Bedfoni o, atugiian Hawllion Totals WALL STKEET FOK A WEEK, | Traders Again Have the Mar- ket All to Themselve New Youk. Nov. 17. —~Bradstreet's review of Wall sureet tomorvow will say: Incidents have differed dusing the present week, but the stock market as a whole presents little or no chauge of characteristics. There con- tinues to be an absence of public interest or foreign participation, and activity has again depended entirely upon the professional traders. The course of prices has therefore been subject to the sudden change which ascendancy of such elements invaria- bly produces on & narrow volume of trage. Easier mosey appears to offer no siimulation to speculation in view of anticipated loss of railroad earnings aud the nactivity of geueral business. Ib would seem the inability of capital to find emplo; meat ia the loan market has resuited i a ht revival in the demand for bonds, and has had no influence upon the demand for railroad shares. Ou the contrary, the warket has consisted wainly of efforis on Ube part of Lhe professional bears w force Profess) down dustrial the with values of both rallroad and in. stocks, followoed by covering of short contracts thus created corresponding hardening ten- dency in prices. General tendencies wore lacking, although the covering of shorts was @ littie more pronounced on Thursday than on any previous day. The explanation was a rumor that the departure for Europe of Mr Jordan, the assistant treasuror of the Urited States at New York, is for the purpose of negotiatiog the sale of a government bond issue. The fact that the president visited New York :he previous day is also alleged to have some connection with the matter, and although denials are forthcoming, bears showed in- creased timidity and bought sticks to an extent which temporarily advanced the market. It was, however, noticeablo that there was no effective bull leadership, the argest operators being apparently unwilling 1 take any decided steps in that direction in the face of existing uncertainties. BRADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE, Improvement Noted in the Sonth—Reports from the Centers of Ba. NEw Yonx, Nov. Bradstreot's tomor- row will suy: General trade has been irreg- ular without actual increase in volume. At the south improvement in demand is noted Io leading Tennessee and Texas counties heavy sales of southern pig iron and the breaking of the drouth In the southwest are features Demand for rails is checked because of the cut from $29 to £21 in price and theie is an outlook for further reduction. At castern cities thero is a more hopeful feeling, but no improvement in demand, ex- cept within a day or two for clothing, woolens and shoes. Net railway earnings for September and nine months refloct unfavorabie trade fea- tures with a decrease of 9 and 5 per cont, respectively, as contrasted with like periods last vear. Not one group of roads showed a gain of gross earnings for Septem- ber, while only one (the Central Western) showed a gam in net. At Baltimore jobbing is light volume falls behind that of 1591 There is no improvement in demand staples at Pittsburg, business being confined to actual wants. Makers of vig iron and steel rails continue to refuse contracts for 1504 delivery at present prices. DId Not Stimulate Rusiness. The arrival of cold weather at Buffalo is too recent to have any effect in stimulating a seasonablo demand. Geueral trade at Cleveland continues to show only a moderate activity, though there is some indication of activity m industrial lines. There is a slight gain’ in demaud for mevchandise at Cincinnati and vicinity for Dig iron ‘Phe trade with the interior at Detroit is restricted, although an improvement is looked for with the continuance of colder weather. here is a fair demand for groceries and dry goods at Louisville, but activity centers in demand for new crop tobaceo There has been some gain in general trade at Chicaso, due to cold weather, in clothing, woolens and shoes. Northwestern lumber mills ith large stocks on hand. The demand for dry 200 at St. Lows is im; inquiries for pig iron and steel. General trade at Kankas City has been unfavoraoly ted by mild weather, ex- cept in hardware, the demand for which is improved Omana reports collections slow in spite of cr case in money lections are not reported favorably at vaukee and jobbers still exercise unusual care in extending crodit. There is no material change at Minneapo- lis, aithou tter feeling among mer- and the for are closimg ind hardwara cd, and there are more . from the oasts, this compaved United States ane cqual 2,635,000 with 2,813,000 1ast weel, ond week of Novembe, in that week of 1801, rsaparilla has rheumatism. Hood's icted who suffer medicine a trial. FIXING PRICES ON FINGERS. cured many nd we urge all @ to givethis sult of a Man Who Was Sparated® from Tis Digits, In the law division of the district court, presided over by Judge Duffe, William M. Mains has taken it upon himself to estabiish the fact that fingers are worth §5,000 cach in the markets of the country, and that for twoof these digits, which he lost some months ago, he should recover an even £10,000. During the fall of ployed by the C; November 25 he tion of feedinz a fingers intenc fingers w 1302 Mains was em- wly Lumber company. On was promoted to the posi- jointer and shoved his a gang of kuives which were cutting bo: wo of his e cutoff and carried away. with the chips and shaviu The defendant in the suitalleges that oven achild could run one of the machines and that if Mains had exercised the amount of caution possessed by an ordinary man the accideat would not have occurred. Before Judge Hopewell a jury has been called in the caso of Maggie C. Kearney against th: Omaha Board of T sceking to r 000 dum d for Murch 21, | Thursday the ceial of the case of Jeppe Lorensen against Swartz& Sunderland was commenced in Judge Scott's court, the plaintiff suing to recover $10,000, which ke alleged was the amount of mouey which he should receive for three broken ribs, Waen Lorensen conceived the idea that ribs wore worth any such money b mistaken, for a court and a ju.y nave decided that in this particular case they are not worth a cent. Etizabeth Tuttle sued John Didam for $10,000, alleging that he fed her husband on & poor quality of liquor and an immence quan- tity. During the carly days of the wesk the case went to trial before Judge Duffle and jury, where it held the boards until yesterdy morning, at which time the jury returned verdict, finding for the plaintiff and assess. ing her Jdamages at 100, §75 of which was rendered against Didam and the balance against the bondsmen In a petition Viscent DeRosa alleges that he has been married for ten years, and that he has been doing everything in his power to make a good home for his wife, Teresa. These efforts, howaver, he avers, she has not appreciated. At this time he wants a divorce and the custody of the chil- dr The First Methoaist South Omaha has b its pew church building which has just completed. The Omaha Art Stained company has brought sult in the diste court to recover §08, which amount is lonz past due and unpaid. Judge Scott, who presides over luw room No. 2, nas comploted the call of his dovies and has announced that ne will hear no more jury cases during ihe present term of court. F'rom now until the date of the ads Journment of the term he will vote his time t hearing motions and equity cases. Judge Ogden, ¢ Moores of the diswiet court and County Clerk BSackett drew another lot of jurors who will report for duty on Monday, December 11, These Jurors will continue to assist the judges until the adjournment of the Septemoer tera, which wild be about Christma i e It Was Go y o Fake New Youk, Nov. 17.—The report to the effect that Miss Helen Gould was to wed Actor Harry Woodruff and that the latter would Lake a two years course at Yale to fiy him for the bar was emphaticaily denicd on the authority of Mr. George Gould at the Wostern Union building this afternoon, Church society of en enjoined from using Sweet L1g8t ), sweet stomach, sweet tame per! 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