Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1893, Page 7

vm TR '2 fl‘rfl V"‘Y(v)' THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TIAT AHAMO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25 1893 SPECIAL NOTIGES. A DYERTISEMBPNTS FOR THESE COLUMNS AR Sken until 12:80 p. m. for the eventng and until §:30 p.m. for the morning And Sunday B e, ety veriisers, B have heir anawers addreasnd o nanspored tor In care of TIE BER. Anwwers wo addreased 11 be delivered upon presentation of the check. a numbered cheol !!TUATIONBA-WANTED. g word there- Raten, 1140 & word firat usertion. fter. Nothing taken for lens than WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG MAN A Bookkeeper and stenographer; good roference; Adrens W 57, Bee Mi51 300 SITUATION WANTED BY A SWEDISH Aruggist: eraduated tn Sweden and registered n Nebraska: 27 years old; ¢ sober and ndustrious: speaks feetly; W0 YeRra experien [lass recommendations. For p swenson, Continental biock, On POSITION AS JANITOR. all around man, by a reliabl ln. Address X 14 Bee. A “A PRACTICAL TOOKKE position s bookk mets for firms notemploy! HOOK K 10 koep at night. Address X 17, Bee EXPERT ACCOUNTANT OPEN FOR EN- g t in or outof elty: :-nmhln of manag- Ang oM connts written up and examined, Ad- dress X 19, Omaha Bee. PER. DESIRES A Reep two oF more Der.orhooks NB19 25 Raton,114en word firat imsertion. 1o & word there- wfter. Nothing taken fur less t TICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED; EXTRA o men with rigs. Ameriean Wringer Co., 0 Hownrd &t. 803 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD Continued. 719, 1721 DAVENPORT STREET. Ao4-24 ROOMS AND STRICTLY FIRST GLAss ¥ Bokrd At 2108 Dougiah atreot, Mo _ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN 524 South 26th ave. T, HANDSOMELY FU(NISHED ROO) BoARd: MOdern CONVENIENces: raLes reasd 2020 Harney. M595 T BOARD_AND ROOM: STEAM HEAT. bath; $4.50 and #5.00 per week. 411 North 144 7-FINE LARGE ROOMS AT HILLSIDE, 18TH and Dodga: also day board. M4 47 —_— FOR RENT-UNFURNISH'D ROOMS ¥ “UTOPIA, 140 & word first in Nothing take Gid JINE € NFORNISHED housekeeping, $11 rion, 1oa for 1098 tha word thera- ROOM: 2611 St Mary's ave ( ROOMS S, T Leavenworth st. “Rates. 1 afier Nothing tak 11.STORY BRICK BUILDING ho building has @ fireproof ce- complete steam huating tixtures, a all the floors, gas, Apply at the oMes of Tux BeE, o1 S.15TH. STEAM HEAT, T oFF ICES WITHNE 1 FOR RENT. LARGE 3-STORY oarn, 16th and Leavenwort storage. J. W. Squire, 245 e _THE NEBRASKA GUARANTER and Investment company wants a_few Pl men of good nddress to Act w8 sollcitors. ADpIY at , Douglas block. ) SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE ereateat Invention of tho age. The New Patent Chemical Ink Erasipg Pencil. Sells on slght. Works like magic. Agents are making $25.00 to #125.00 por week. For further particulars write the Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., X 38, La Croasg, \Vis. B AN WANTED Folt OUR_CITY BUS Salary pald weekly, Callat1516 lmu;;;m o D, Y EN FOR T“F“ :;\l '!l'l‘ IN ‘1; be R, 18, Mississipp siana e he o &0 Hearn Tabor agencs, A018. 1101 8¢ —WANTED. PARTNER WITH $200 ORt &300 to put againat equal amount to open ‘Dime Musee,” you to handle all money. Address W 08, $30 TO $10 Welllngton. Madison, Wis0 TED, COMPETENT COACHMAN: NON d ilpply; glve rererences in et dress X 16, Be M B, WANTED, . D, MEN TO TRAVEL MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO istribute ef lars for big advertisers: §3.00 housand: two. one-cont stamns for | Wilson Coupany, Indianapolis, Ind. ¥ : GENTLEMEN AND PIANIST WANTED, for comedy Co. at” Midland Lotel Sunday 3 H M WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. word there- WANTED, INERAL HOU Jwork, must be good cook and laundress, 11 8. 20th street. 1928 REL: MUST 47 Dodige M30Y 25 WANTED. COMPRTE anderatand cooking. M street. (5 ANTED A COMPETENT COOK 1 Jof {hree; German preferrads only those having £00d Wages to Fight par between 1 axperience need apply Anply room 73, Paxton hotel, P WANTED, A NURSERY d of 4 years. - Apply room 73, Pmrv‘ 20th MG24 Jhouse Georgla avenue: street, second door north of Muson (C;WANTED, LADY TO TRAV assing.) Moderate salary mmall cash seeurity required. Address X 20, Boe, C ED, A GOOD C 2605 Douglis st. (p8mL FOR GENERAL HO nlb«mmlcool. Hnauire for B., Ci ry. § YOK AND L\l‘uDRL S Steam L M40 How abont Mrs. Columbus ? Now Christopher went on discoveries benty |0 And captured more honors than ever were mesint For mortal to wear. But Mrs. Columbus, I think—yes, I know it, Is pining for notice from rhymster or poet, -rhm 4 where Let her have her share, me ‘While Christopher studied a dingy old chart, She doubtless did washing—a heroine's part, And dreamed of the ** Fair. While Christopher’s life was so briglhitened by hope, Her task would have lightened if Santa Claus Soap Had only been there. She might have had time to be famous herself, If she’d but had aid from this jolly old elf. Yes Santa Claus Soap, the good housckeepers say Is the choicest of soaps manufactured ty-day. MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS AQEN’TS WANTED. Lontinued. “Rates, 10 1 line each nsertion. 4 & word first Insertion.lc 1 word there- Nothiug taken for less thau 25¢. AGENTS WANTED, LOCAL AND GENERAL: Jfor a quick selling pa y. 100 to 150 per cent profit: good molicitors o £100.00 10 $300.00 a month; territ for particulars.” The Ohio Novelty nati, O Raten. 1 after. D1, Clucin- M487 or woman need ¢ Orer AGe ibaral InGuCEMONLS 10 azents 1o handie our fast welling guaranteed herb remedicd. No money required. Work easy ahd high Ly profitabls Full particulars if you ask for them. The Dr. Starr Horb Remedy Co., 201 Bsat 43nd at, Chileago, Il J 1 Ay AL the Wt Bonanza for 4geits. Prospectus ready. iNorris Pub. Co., Des Moines, .00 A DAY, CITY OR J-AGENTS, WE HAVE SEVERAL DECIDED novelties on which you ean casily make £100.00 amonth, if taken hold of quickly. Our goods sell in all loealities, no matter how hard the times, as dily as bread to the hungry. facturers,” Box 5 WANTED-TO RENT. Rates 114c a word first insertion, 1 afier. Nothing taken for | FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, WITH bath. Stato price and location.” Address X 15, word there- ~ STORAGE. Tine each Insertion, ing taken for 108 thi month. STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS vey. M SIORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS, clean i cheap rates. 1. Wells, 1111 Farnam’ FOR CAREIAGES 815 ML STora stables, 1510 and Davenport. AT WIND: R ‘WANTED—-10 BUY. 40 Rates, 10¢ 1 month. " Nothin REAL ESTATE WITH F. D. WEAD WITHIN 100 MILES Address X 21 Bee. 630 26+ cach insertion, $1.50 a line per n 25e. FOR SA SALE——FURNITUR Rates. 1i4e_a v i word firs¥ insertion. e a word thereafter, Nothing taken for less thin 2; LWASrrfin. . 1wo i —STOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW. Jwells Auetion Co.. 1111 Fary S16 th, Nothing taken for less th: ZHOUSES 1N ALL PARTS OF THE CITY The 0. ¥. Davis company. 1503 Farmia. 505 :I)Al ROOM COTTAGE, MOD! 'Stanford cirele. C. 8. Elgutter, - 10-ROOM HOUSE, 1815 C 1524 Farnam. I)_—fiduérs. ¥. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. “FOR RENT. SIX ROOM FLAT. INQUIRE 1919 Dodge Stre Mao2 URNITURE ALMOST NEW, CHEAP. 414 50 a llns per month. Nothing taken for less tia ¢ 1 W. BAKER (FORMERLY WITH JOHN G AJacoba, deceased; later with M. 0, Maul), unde taker and embalmer, 613 . 160 1" "Tol. 605, DIRECTOR_AND Tel, 00. Misl ~MONEY TO LOAN— A We will 10an "you any sum_which you wish, small or large. at the lowent possibie rates, fu_the quickest possibie time, and for auy length of time 10 Buityou. Youcan pay it back in such install- menta a8 you wish, when you wish, and only bay for itaslong as youkeep it. You can borrow HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISR OR ANY OTHER S RITY, Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 306 SOUTH 16TH STREET, first floor above the streof THEOLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. K. BURKET, FUNERAL ibalnier. 1018 Chicago St " SECURITIES FOR SALE. Rates, 10¢ line each insertion, $1 month. ' Nothiug taken for Iess than 3 SHOTCR 15T MORTGAGES, ANY AMOUNT. G. e, Brown biock, 16th and Douglas, )adiue per G, W 824 PER CENT MOBTGAGES FOK SALE o s e absolutely safe, Ames Real Esta DO YOU WANT MONE L FOR RENT —HALLS. Rates, 10¢ 4 1t tou, month. Nothing taken for less than RMORY HAT L. 1714 CAPITOL AVENUE, Morand s assenibiy s for balls, elub parties, meetings, hean; halia frst-ciass: Call at 1310 1 We will loan yon ANY SUM FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSE: GONS, CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, « We give prompt attention to all application loan as long a8 you wish. * at of carrying youe loan © by & payment at any time. There {8 no publicity i or removal of property, i FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. £ Room 4. Witlinell blc wish on your a line per AND Rates, 10¢ a line each insertion. $1 month. ' Nothing taken for less than MORAND'S DANCING SCHOOT, 1310 HAR sircet. Lessons for adults, Tutsday and Thu Gay N p. wi.: childron, Taesday 4 p. m.. Satarday 10, m, and konable. MI108 Di 50a lino per Rates. 10¢ a live each (nsertion. § month. Nothiug taken for less tha —FORSALE, AN INTERESTIN A M turing plant (with positio o), £10,000.00 10 $15,000.0 dered. The' com! Nothing taken for less than OUNG LADIES AND GENTLEME acquire & working knowled, typewriting at A. C. Van Sanfs schio hand, 513 N. Y. Life, Typewriters to r Y ai s R Rowantonien, Bariv HARNESS STOCK. NO OPPOSITIC be s0ld before January 1; about required, balance on time. George b. PAWNBROKERS. line cach fnsertibn. #1. 1 taken for less than SONNENBERG. DIAMOND J.vonginn Bt Loans . moley watches,ete. Old gold and silver bought. Tel. 1 2, AN ESTABLISHED rdwire business in a thri Address W 67, Omaha B AFAVORABLE ¢ }Lm«l. uu- OPPORTUNITY TO 1 0ld established business. Will beope y 1. Inerease of business, making desi diilonal capltsl which ma; guaranteed legitimate re or interview solielted. nd Douglas street FOR EXCHANG. Rates, 10 a line each insertion. $1 month. Nothing takeu for less than TOWN 100 FARMS IN NEORAS nd Dakota. - WL sell. cheap or hidse. horaes aud o Correaponden Wi, Fleming & Co.. 1ith o SCALFS; L each tnsertion, $1 thing taken for legs than V EW AND SECOND )sc Address Borden & S Rates, 10¢ line month. N aline per Teck 0., Lake st 1'l|lcn“:)0 MUSLC, cliange for T e tie. Add. box 76, Fruukfort, Ind 7, FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR I0WA LAND 10 Jtrade for stock of general merchandise, 0. OOk and stationery. Confi C. W. ' Jackson, CENRECE, BANJOIST A oux City, In. 2 bt +1310 California st. 7CLEAR EASTERN NEB, LAND T0 EX- chaige for mdse. — P. 0. Box 03, Fremont, Neb. ART AND ,LA!\ GUAGES 10cal h In Nothing taken for less than DRESSMAKING. ¥OR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Rates, ke & word first insertion, 10 a word thereafier. Nothing taken for less than 25¢. (‘L)“NH BRUNSWICK BILLIARD TABLE A ne pool table, nsed 6_months, as £00d s § ale elicap. Address P. 0. box 813, West Polut; 596 Q FOR SALE CHEAP, 1 TWO-REVOLUTION Campbell newspaper press and 1 double cylin- o, Wil two folders: wood con. rs Lock Box 8, South -E«uc SALE, PUG PUPPIE 1A BuRT 0 D20* 248 Bee. ']')7 JOUS me}:v-r CONDITION, 1y patnted, moderu; small family: location 816 Noril 20(h stivet; rent resonablo., Boggs S —FOR RENT. COTTAGE CORNER 25TH AVE ; st clasy 30 venue, now occupied by possession given 1st of De ing or 1021 Park scale plano, $165.00. hand carved walout case plano, 1, §2 Ay Stte orgd s-'v (m ¢ ereat World fmor and compe- titlon ‘itter that out sold a1l Other planos in Chicago this last year. viz.. the We we offer from $350,00up. These pric agents. Woodbridge Pros., Bell Dept. Store, OLAIB.VOYA.NTS man - plano, s are not for 573 2 MO RENT, SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. $: hbarn 1f desired: ntee lawn, treos, cliy water, onted cellars, bath, near motor. 601 Paxton block. M350 IN CITY. Inquire 2502 Blondo street MO0S N ) BEST B AND 8-ROOM HOUSES Lowest rates. T A-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, FURNISHED OR unfurnished. Apply 1112 8. 10th. 415 5-ROOM COTTAGES, 120 t, reduced to ‘I',K\IIHP, i B MODERN Al 1 “nnnk 300N 14th st B $5.00, i)— VOR R e Lo i CE 5-ROOM COTTA cks from court house, 2000, I Tine each fnsertion $1.50 a 1o por Nothing taken {or less than 25¢. MIsS NANNIB V. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT, Srcliable businiess meditm; St yearat 110N 1001 (3 Ratos, 106 month. MAESADE. BATHS, ETC. Rates 10 a line eaeh nserslon.$1.50 & line per month. Nothing taken for less thau 25e. 1 [GMADANESMITH, 0028 1T, 2ND FLOOR, Roow 3. Massage, vipor, aleobol.steam aulph {ne and sea oaths. M511 2 ToMME, CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS. THIRD floor. room 7, massuge, aleohol, suibhur and sen baths. Mot 24 A MME LA RUE, MASSAGE, 410 50 1 TH. M5GTUD PERSONAL, oachi insertion, §! Nolling taken {0r loss than U—)usuu TREATMENT. ELE mal baths. Sealp and halr troad and chiropodint, Mrs Post, $1914 5,15 Rates, 100 a lin, month. HER- icure Withnel bie 818 SECOND STORY. EVERY- l) Hoo ity wat %1400 4 1 11 oo Olor: o1ty Wator; Sewer; $1400 & i i MGOO 28 MA TRIMONY OR PLEASULRE; NEW DEAL U send 2-ceut st 10 P70 ox Bl st TRELEGANT 0-ROOM HOUSE, 0, 714 N. Tnauire 2001 Burt, 528 S00 " Rates. 1 e 2 word Grat Wsertion 1o 4 word thera othing ke for less thas N1, PURNISHED ROOM FOR 1 OR 2 Y047 Dodge srect. M0G0 F FOI WENT, BLEGANTLY FURNISHED Ustean heated rooms. 602 0. 13th sireet. Mips 25 -~ TWO FURNISHED u(l)-s NE GENTLI men unl). 520 South 201h swreet. 647 [/~ TURMISHED BOOX, 2017 HARNBY WT. HOUSEKEEPING, 700 5. L6th sveot. 579 24¢ #0 MONTH, 612 250 ZPHREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE- At gas and bisthi $16.00 per d floor. 011 240 FUBNISHED BOONS, AT 1021 CAPITOL Ve, )l\i D 23% ~THREE ROOMS FOR stean hioat and gas E—“Hu ROOMS, 2220 RURT. _ NG37 D3¢ - HEBEERESENY OOMS ENSUITE CHEAP TO 4 GENTLE- . 2103 Douglus. Mo43 27 “LADIES, SEND NAME AND ADDRESS TO Viavi Co., 601 N. ¥, Life Bidg., for a 60-page health book. Ofce consultation free; lady in at tendance. 790 A WIDOW. FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED, asks some one Lo loan Lier two thousand dollars )00) to help ber o keep valuable property. therwise must be sacrificed. Address X Bee. BH04 200 BACHELOR 831, ABOVE REPROACH, worth twelve (housaud wishes correspondence with refined and intelligent lady, with half or equill means, with view of matrlmony. —WILL, 1. BUBSER, ADOPTED SON OF Jauwes Bubser, or any ‘one knowing his where abouts, piease sond address, Last heard from was keepiug Fair Mount market, 27th and Graut streets, Omuha. There 18 money coming (o you. J. 0. Kaufinan, general adwinisirator, Onalaska, Wis. MGH 20% 7780 ACRES CLEAR LAND TO TRADE FOR grocery stoek. Price, $2,000.00: 4 miles from Central City: 40 acres in cultivation. balance fit for cultivation. Address lock box 403, Neb, MY AND NOTIONS Box 205 Frank(ort, T ~FURNITURE FOR LAND OR CLEAR CITY fiproperty, Bronswick pool table. 160 opera ; s, ouk with perforated. seats, 18 wal- t settees, perforated seats, hardwood Gining room ' extension bl Iy new. Wil- Ifams & Mittan, room 313, Mc site postomice. 7,160 O 1.200 ACRES CLEAR BLACK f4and cash for mdse. k. Rates, 10c a line each insertion. $1.50 a line per Nothing taken for less thau 2 Cintral SES $1; WRAPPELS $2 900 N. 24TH 7 -STOCK OF MILLIN fivant horses and cattle THE REALTY MARKET. placed on record Novem- WARRANTY DEED3. Elizabeth Mullendore and husband to H M Puffer, lot 15, block 1, Emery's add to Valley 4 N0 Brown to kiies iarsis, n 23 4 20, block 3. Union Pla 653 2,500 6,000 GRAL NICE RESI- Lige for 1and, business 7—TO EXCHANGE—S idence properties 1o exc property or good clear lots. 1f you t i nice home 1 can give you a bargaln. but want good property in exchange, H. G. McGee, Council Bluffs M645 1 77-FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR GOOD. IM- proved farm in north Nebraska, i paying meat market, awful _cheap; promiuent = lo ton. inéJuding dwelling on rear of lot; slaughter house, 70-ton iee house, feed yards. hog sheds stablel ete: 40-acre pasture may be rented if d sired. B, H. Mais, Bellwood, Neb. M Brrstocihpociat master, o A It nt, s 21 feet lot 2, block 1, Pat- rick ddd .. e H B Irey, county ireasuror, to M Cague Tovostment company, lot 2 Griffin & Smith's add.. ; Total amount of trausfers....... ... PATEITT BUREAU. SUES& €O, SOLICITOLS. Bee Buflding, OMAHA, NEB. Advice FREE Rates, 100 o 1ine each insertion, $1.50 month. Nothing taken for less JAI TOR SATE. A'cholce, well iniproved 40-acra tract fn Sarpy milo of the town of Lu Platt miles from new Fort Cruol; tw light in’ this eirness 10 Fort Crook, Oalit and South i nsures £00d and perminent markets for den truclk, small fruits, butter, eggs atd poul- 530 Dioldia. Al farne prodincts; 1 can offer this splenudid property at au ait price fo time. Waller G. Clavk, | y 8. 3 ARGAIN! or trade, 1 wetiy 18 Harn ) D. HOUSES, LOTS. AND FARMS S F. K. Darling, Barker bk JOR SALE. ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYME o noes Tocs o 6 mie hall- Wit betwedn 88 mour Park aud South Omuba. Noluterest. J. A, Dodge, 1200 8. 25k st 548°10 350 BUYS THE BQRITY IN A 0-LOOM HOUSE with bara. Morigage 300, Tliin property 15 Worth $4.000. A. M. Cit. 4 Bos bl G5 | CHICAGO. BURLIN( I TON & Q.| Arrives Pmnn | " Depot 10th 1 short \son Sts. INGTON & M. RUYER. Depot 1064 wnd Madon Sts, Coaves | BULLL Omaha 10.15am 10:15am S4A Lioeat (eampi §n Lincoln Logai (Exeapt Sam. K O.S1 1. 0. B T Arrives Dot 10t and Mason Sts. | Omaba “Kanwas Clty Diy EXpress... | 5,68 pn i C. Night Bxp. via U, P, Traiis.| 6.5 OR SATLR. ON BASY PAYMENTS, A 5-ROOM g alnted. east front, neur car aud Witliin Walking distance of busiucss. Peice $1. 500, good Iuvestment. 1. I’ Ilutelilson, 108 8. ot 45 am .45 pm. “Leaves | [y LOST, Rates, 1igc a word first imsertion, 1o a word thereafter. Nothing taken for less thin 25e. OST, LADY'S GOLD WA CH AND SHORT chain. Reward for return to Bee ofiice. 7 .Night Expreas.. 0 Vestibul et Limite | ng-. (10 5. ex. S whsTd 500pm| . 3000m| 200 pim 1210 ke a5 Lu,n.q : TNION PAGEL( | [tton Depot 100k gudarey $1s.| ¢ OST-BUNCH OF KEYS: NAME PLATE, E raved C. Courad, wituched. Please return to Bee office. 615 250 TRAYED, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, arls bay horse betweon 1,300 aud 1,400 white tar fn forchead. wiite spot on hi Reward for faforniation or relur 10 Geo. L. Vi denberg, 1343 S0 T yee AV S fron gate, [ 1080 30 pint last Hatlowe'en Woolworih. Mi1s"2 OST BETWEEN TWENTY-FOURTH California and Fortieth and Hamilton. on riage robe. The finder please return it to Douglas st. aud receive rewand T stolen on ¥ E. & MO, VAL I i Wastiaier w00 s L !Mlfllm (Hx. Sat) Wyo. Mon.) S0pm Norfolk EXDrew Ssopu Sundiyi . MONEY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE. wertion, $1.60 @ Liue per Nothing taken for less than Rates 10 a e cach insertion month. WNONEY T0 LOAN. AT LOWEST RATES. "The 0. ¥. Davis Co. 1303 Farnam streot. 819 LoANsON IMPROVED AND U ROVED city property. 5,000 and upwards. § to Gl per ceut; nd deinys. W-Pamam Sinith & Co. 320 Paruan “ ANTHONY LOAN ANDTRUST CO. 318 N, Y. Life. leuds at low rates for eholee secnriiy on Nebraski aud Lowd faruis or Ouiakis ey proporty. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, Rates, 1ig0 a ward afler, N taken for loss than 2oe. YOUNG WOMEN'S MOME USDER CALE OF Wamen's Chrisiian sasociation, 1118, 17tk st 'f-'it’w‘ilm LOW RATES 3384 HAKNEY. F—m DOLAN, 48 AND 311 M. 103U BT, 15TH STRERT. ru-unmn. 1787 & 1974 STRERY. \ insertion. 1o 8 word there 7 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved aud unimproved Omaha real estaie, 1103 years, Fidelity trust Co., 1702 Faraam. RENT RATES. W A}»‘l’? Maikls, Firss Notlonal Bk bid —————— e MONEY TO LOAN—C4ATTLLS. Rates, 10¢ & llue each lnsertion. $1.50 4 llue per mouth.” Nothitug taken for leay tian 23¢. :I\TLTNN AT oL ww, B —_————— HORSES WINTERED. Taws, 10 3 lne each [usertion. $1. 50 & tina per monih. ” Nothing taken (or less than Hoksm WINTERED, FAIR GROUNDS, $04 #3 wo.; hay and grain iwice o duy; evers hacse box stail; leave orders atJ, T. Withrow's Tale. 100 © g Nuse ORSES WINTERBD A SPECIALTY. APPLY 10" Cotton s baru, coraer 164 And Caks simcis. | 10,00 b 18U Louis Expross . A5 DY 20.10 b Daily (ex Suni Nebraska Loeal ORSES WINTERED 80 P W AD- RO | £ Bttty M # Do s | *Omam A Do 0 8 Accodnmodation | 9.05 pn Hflnsuwm“ngu.nvln,‘m PAB.AVI 115 pm Sloux Clty l'»(rrun (Bx. San. ) l “’Dm 5.450m . Banl § Veailb »J'f..“ 700 pm Bustern Plyer 4.4 pm Leaves Omaba! 5 1 PACTPIC Depot 15t and Websts 20 i | . Louls Expivss [ 6.00 am 450pn 810 am 545 pm e Paul Lined. saencor (BX. Buu X CITY & PACIVG. __Depoj. 10 and Marey Stai] “Stoux City Passenger.. FICRSES WINTERED AT WINDsOR STABLES, 15th and Davenport. Wil reeeive h‘l 0‘ ci Torms reasonuble. th v ORSES WINTERED: $4 PER uom ress Hopper Bros., Elichora, Neb, ap N3OT Dee TYPEWRITERS. ~anahal 653 am UX CITY & PACIFIC, Depol, 15th i Wbsier $ib St Pl Liwited . . ed. WILL LOAN MONEY ON AI\ KIND OF SE- ourity: sbrictly confideutial.” A. 8. Harris, room Cuntlacatl block B2 ITHS. REMINGTONS OCALIGRAPHS: EVERY : ind of prices. Tel. 568, les Bab. 510N F Lite bilk. Sond tor sauiplos ” 537° - . DUN'S AND BRADSTREET'S Trade Waiting for a Revival in the Great In- dustries of the Country, GRADUAL INCREASE OF BUSINESS NOTED While the Predictod Era of Prosperity I Not Barst lnto Sudden Lite, the Outiook is etter than for Weeks Fast, New York, Nov. 24 —<R. G. Dun & Co.'s woekly review of trade says: Consumption | increases slowly and all branchesof business are waiting for its growth. The railroad earnings for the month thus farave only 896 percent less than those of last L the decrease for tho latest week being even smaller in freight earnings. Trade waits for the rovival of industries, and the week's rotorns respecting industrial progress are rather conflicting. There has been a heavy sale of cotton goods at very satisfactory prices and the market has decidedly strengthened in con- sequence. Though the production In this branch is still somewhat less than it wasa year ago, the market for goods at current | Prices 13 strong. In woolens there is an increased demard, notwithstanding several mills having orders for 1,000 pieces or more have closed, the orders not being so as- sorted as to give them profitable employ- ment. But the sales of wool have been the largest since September, 1802, amounting at three chief markets to 8,025,500 pounds, against 4,813,500 pounds for the week last year, and while it is stated that many pur- chases are of a speculative character, there is evidence that large buying by active mills is prompted by increased orders. In Buots nud Shoes. In the manufacture of boots and shoes the demand employs an increased number of factories, and the orders are in number about as usual for the season. though smaller 1 quantity. The shipment from Boston, according to the Shoe ana Teather Reporter, shows a de @ of 12 per cent for the week. A gradual increase in the busine: re- ported at all centers not wholly confined o orders for immediate delivery. A new com- pact of the steel rail producers, the Penn- sylvania and the Maryland works having been leased to others in order to keep them iale, has checked the increase in purchasers of ore and coal and other materials, and the Pittsburg manufacturers are playing navoc with eastern markets through the prices made 1n that region. * There is a cousiderable increase m tho number of concerns in operation, but there does not appear to be much gain in actual cousumption of pig iron, and prices are as low as ever. Even in the Pittsburg aistricts, where the business secems more active than elsewhere, the works are not fuliy employed, and the stute of manufacture is shown by thé returns of Conuellsville coke furnaces, of which 6,485 are 10 operation and 11,060 are idle, the output being only 57,755 tons weekly. In the minor metals the sale of 5.000.000 pounds of copper at 83{ cents by the Calu- met & Hecla has been followed by higher prices, and lead and tin are both firmer. Yroduce Markets. The marlkets for produce have heen irreg- ular. Wheat has advanced 1 cent, though eceipts have been 4,300,000 bushels, s 00,000 last year, and the exports from Atiantic ports only 600,000 bushels, against 1,900,000 last year. Tie corn re- ceipts are remarkably large, amounting to 3,000,000 bushels, against 1,300,000 last year, and the price declined 1 cent. There has been a slight decline in oil, about I{ cent in coffee, and also in hogs, and $1.50 in pork. Cotton is a sixteenth higher, though con- siderably depressed during the week. with receipts of 242,000 bales, against 23,000 for the same weck last year, and the belief in a short crop does not outweigh the fact that stocks abroad and at home are 3,242,000 bales, about 40 per cent of a full year's con- sumption. Failures for the week numbered 338 in the United States, against 180 last year, and thirty-four in Canada, against twenty-nine last year. But the list this week includes some of more than usual importance. For the preceding week tne habilities of firms ng amounted to only $3,524,512, agahst the week before. 'he weekly fre is way beyond what it should be in times of prosperity. BRADSTREET'S REVIEW OF TRADE Symptoms of a Revival of Business Notice- able Everywhere, New Yorg, Nov. 24.—Bradstreet's will tomorrow say: A feature has been the stimulus of sales of scasonable staples of cotton wear at Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Duluth and St. Paul, at almost all of which centers winter clothing, flaunels, shoes, hats and, in some instances, hardware have been in | great demand by country merchants, In- quiry in the city trade is smaller. Second only in importanee are improved collections at Atlanta, Chattanooga, Louisville, Oniaha, St. Paul and Duluth. A tesdency to make termig for purchases of iron and steel for future detivery at Pittsburg, Cincinnati, “hicago and St. Louis constitutes additional symptoms of a revival in these industries, the beginning of which promises to mark the opening of the new year. There is no ad- ance in prices of commoner grades of iron or steel, both selling at the lowest figures on iccord. The nominal advance 1 rails is because leading makers have renewed their agreement. Pig iron production 1s increasing slowly, and the total output for the year promises to reach 7,450,000 gross tons, a total of 17 per cent ler than in 1892, The relative stiff prices for wool at wesiern ce nters placo that staple there above a parity with castern auotatious ana checks the novement, “Phe Louisiana cane sugar crop will probubl, amount to 515,000,000 pounds, 15 per cent more than lasy year, while the tolal sugar crop throughout the rest of the country is ostimated at #4000000 nounds for 1803, 6 per cent larger thun last year, but aggregat- ing only one-tenth the size of the Louisian cane sugar crop last year, Bradstreet's estimate of domestic wheat available for export during the remuming months of the cereal year indicates that nearly 2,000,000 bushels of wheat are likely 10 prove available for export weekly if needed. notwithstanding our having exported more thau 80,000,000 bushels up to the mid- ale of November, Exports of wheat (flour as wheat), both coasts, this week aggregato 2.704,000 bushels, contrasted with 2,645,000 bushels | Dallas. | Halifax A Pure N Nurweglan oil is the kind used in the production of Scott's Emul- sion — Hypophos- phites of Lime and Soda are added for their vital ef- fect upon nerve and brain. No mystery surrounds this formula— the only mystery is how quickly it builds up flesh and brings back strength to the weak of all ages. Scoit's Emulsion will check Consumption and is indispensable in a/ wasting dis- cases. P-cered by Scott & Bowne. N V. All drugrista. lust week and 4, weelk of 1891 Navigation has about closod at Montreal and will soon close at Buffalo. ‘ailures numbor 35¢ in the United States in the past woek, against 150 Iast year and 22 in that week of 1801 Montreal reports that Canadian cgttle ex- porters have had an unprofitable “season. Grain exports at that port this season are 16 per cent ieavior than last year. Business is unusually duli ana the holiday trade not promising. CLEARING 082,000 bushels in the same STATEMENTS. OUmaha Shows & Marked Improvement Over the Precedme Week sw York, Nov. %.—The weekly clearings as compiled by Bradst the week enaed November 23, showing the vercontage of increase or decrease of tho leading cities: bank ov's for cmes Boston Philadeiphia St. Lonis n Francis Himore {rtabure cinnati Kansaa City New Orleans Buftalo Milwaukes Detroit L ¥ M Cloveland Houston St Paul, DONver.... Lo Indianapoits. ... Columbus, O Hartford. Richmond. Washington Duluth.... St Joseph. . Pooria . Memplis_.. 0o Portland. Ore ... Rochestar. ... New Haven... ... Savan; Springhield. Mass. Woreester. ... Portland, Me Atlani Fort, Woitii Wilminzton, n(x Norfolk Sloux Cit. Los A Tacoma. 2inay. Spokan, Jaekso L Mich alveston . Totals.. Outside of Ne Montreal Toronto. Hamilton “Not ine WALL STREET FOi A WEEK, Professional Interests Again Farnished Al the Activity for the Past Warik. NEw York, Nov. 24.—Bradstreet's finan- cial review says: Professional intercsts have continued to furnish all the activity which the stock market exhibits. Europe's part in current specul: 100 liw.ited v present to have any and the public indifference is shown because uf the limited participation of commission houses in the transactions.. In_spite, however, of these disndvantages, the toneof the market has undergone a change for the better, a section of the operators having apparently taken to the bull side, the operations being factliated Dy both the large outstanding short interest ana the apparent failure of the bear element to force out lioldings of long stack. The up- ward movement of priccs was most con- spicions on “iuesday and Wednesday last. Attention centered chicfly in_ industrial Zroups, but uuder the lead of active bullish manipulation in sugar, and some of the members of that group, the vailroad share list exhibited modcrate improvement with a slight increase in activi the tone of the trading on Friday being sirengthened by a moderate advance in the Vauderbilt stocks. INES, ANNOUNCEM “Thoe Span of Life” comes to the Boyd on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of rext weelk, with Wiltiam Calder's company, di- rect from the California theater, San Fran- cisco, where it has just concluded one of the most remarkable engagements of recent rs. The play will bs huadsomely stagad ‘he “span’’ scene is, of course, the crowning one, but excellent inits way is also the scene outside the lighthouse, where Blunt, with one arm useless, climbs the lighthouse to ring the fog beil just as a big steamer looms up through the mist and a boat comes with help from the shore to light the hitherto unhignted Iamps. The sale of scats for the entire engagement opens this morning. ft * Today Mr. Haswin and his comvany w:il give two performances of the great melo- drama, *The Silver King." at Boyd's thea- ter—a matinee at this afternoon and the regular evening performance al 3. Bring the children to see “The Silver King." It will teach them a noril lesson that will lasy them as long as they live. “T'he Silver King" closes its engagement at the Boyd to- morrow (Sunday) evening. From the present outlook Robert Downing will duplicate his success of L season when he played oneof the Livgest eugage- ments finuncially in the annals of the new Boyd. Four of ihe strongest playsin Mr, Downing’s repertoive will be given and will mclude “Ingot The Gladiator,” ~Vir. nius,”” and his newest success. “Richard u Hearted,” all of which wili be mounted with new and appropriate scenery nd stage effects. The supporting com- any, which is, without doubt, the strongest accompanying any lezitimate star now be- fore the public, is led by that beautiful woman and charming actress, ugene Blair. ana includes that sterling actor, Fdmuna Collivr, for many seasous the leading sup- port to the late John MeCullouzh Next week Omah an opportunity 10 welcone Co Grant's comedians in *The Dazzler.” engagement is for one week commencing Sunday afternoon, with au extra malinee hursday. The demand for boxes for the concert of the Yale Glec and Banjo Clubs association, which takes place at Boyd's theater on the evening of December 23, ins been so great that the-Yale Alumni of this city, who have had the matter in charge, have abandoncd their intention of reserving the boxes for thewselves and have decided to put the same ap at pablic auction at 100'clock on the worning of Saturday, December 21, at which time they will be sold to the person effering the highest premium for the choice of boxes. Absolutely no seats will be set aside for an one prior Lo the opening of the box oftice for the sale of tickets, and a clean sheet will be exhibited to the Arst person at the window Preparations for the subscription ball to foi- low the concert ave progressing finely. the committee being now assured thit 1t will be a grand suecess. —— Marriage ases. The following marriage liconses issued yesterday : Naweund Address, J Blmer T. Allen, Loveland, Colo 1 Bello Varnom, Viselund, Kan Goorge W. Lang, Dou, .!\Lh {uuriuum...y ¢ u.f‘" % - Tunoar Diseases commence with a cough, cold, or sore throat. “Browx's BroNcuisw Trocues’ give immediate relief. S0LD ONLY ¥ Boxss. Price % ole. were Ag l . I MURDERER MILTON'S CAREER Followed the Example of Cain Both in Deed and Weapon, FILLS A PAUPER'S GRAVE UNMOURNED eath of & Man Whose Greed Fir Gain Led Him to Commit a Cold Biooded Mur. dor--Lived in Douglas County for Yenrs. For a numbor of years Minor Milton has been a charge upon Douglas county and has occupied quarters at the poor farm, bub is there no longer, as he has passed away and his body has been laid ina pauper's grave. At the ripe old age of 85 years, Mil- ton died ‘Thursday night today there are no friends or relatives uro, so far as is knowa. he old nan was one of the tlors in tho state, and one who had a his- tory, In 1848 heloftan castern home and enhsted in the United States army, going to Mexico, whera he served his couniry until tho close of hostilities, receiving two wounds, which assistea in placing him on the pension roll_of his country. After be- ing discharged from the service be drifted ahout the country for a few years aud then came to Nebraska, locating ia Washington county, not far from LFonienclle, where he took up a homestead. There te lived und was considered one of the most respectable citizens, accumulating a small foriune in lands, horses awud cattle. In those days lands in Nebraska were frecas airand could be bad by simply pay- ing the government fee. Milton secured all that he could carry anl coveted for more, one particular tract. a portion of a school section which adjoined his many acres. This tract had been squatted upou by Heory King, and was bemg well improved. Bach morning, as Milton arose from his bed, he would 00k oup of his houss and swear that hie would hiave the King farm. even if he had to wade through vlood in order to secire it. Upon several occasions he sent word o Henry fing and u young brother that in order to avoll rouble they would have to move out. liach time the Kings sent back word tht they were uot of the moving kind, and that they proposed to hold the land, as it was their own and nhad beon improved and paid for with money which they had hon- estly earned. 1Blood-Stained Pages o) History. As time rolied an the ueighbors took sides and a long and bitter feud followed, whieh in the end added several bloody pages to the history of \Washiugton county. The house of the Kings was burved, their crops destroyed aund their cawtle killed. Being ovderly disposed citizens, they did not seok vengeanee, but allowed the law to take its course. They Swore out a warrant agaiust Milton, charging him with malicious destruction of property, and had him bound over to appear at the next term of tne dis- trict court. This aroused theire of Milton and his gang, ail of whom took a solemn oath thut the Kings would have to die or leave the country On the moraing of May and two Swedes, who had taken up arms against the Kings, and who were named Christensen and Jensen, respectively, drove over to Biair, where they filled up with liquor. They weut from saloon to saloon wore they were going o kill the King: in the aay Henvy King aud his young brother went to Blair and were at once in- formed that Milton was upon e warpath and that he was bant upon killing, laughed at this, but kept shady during the entire day, starting for home just after dark. They had gone but a short distanca when they discovered that they wero being pursued by Milton and his party. They put the whip to ' their lorses and far several miles it was a raco for life. Seeing that their horses were failing, they drove to the house of u farmer in order to seek ty. As they jumped from the wagon Milton drove up and, leaping out of his vehicle he Uhrow the lines to one of the SWedes and commenced pounding Henry King over the head wigh a heavy club, The first blow fetled Bimi to the ground and the next crushed his skull. No satisfled with that, he continued his cruel work until tno man's head was pounded to a jelly and hife was exting' Then turning his attention to the young King, Miltou beat him over the head until he was insensible, afier which he jumped into his wugou and,lighting his pipe, drove home. Narrowly Escaped Being 1. The news of the murde to Blair, where the ¢ and went out to arrest the mur- derer. Upon reiching his house it was found that Milton had barricaded the doors and had elimbed into_the loft, from whers he defied the officer. he sh ff tried coax ing, but it failed 10 have its effect. Not cars ing to go lato a dark loft and cope with a murdercr, the sheriff tried another plan. He went to a haystack and procuring bunch of biay. earried it to the house, built a fire in the center of the kitehen and dircetly Milton was ljing. Thinking he was to be burned to death in his own house, the man capitulated and came do- from his fortress, surrendering. He was taken back_to Blair. where a lynching party was orginized. The sheriff got wind of what was going on, and taking his pris- oner out of thelittle’ wooden jail, brought lim to Omaha, where he was kept watil tha convening of the district court in Washin, county. Tho urial was bad in the fall of with Judge ssiding. The j Connell, who L while the pris- and to arliost sot- 10, 1876, Milton ched., r Was soon cons eriff organized was then discriet attorne, oner was defended by Charles H. Brown of this city. The trial consumed a weck's time and within two hours after being submitted the jury returned o verdict, fnding thag Milton was guilty of murder in the first de- gree. © At the end of the term he v sen- tenced 1o be hanged and the daw fixed for the day following Christmas of that year. A few days later the case was appealed to tha supreme court and in the spring a pew trial was granted and a chauge uf venue ordered to Douglas county. The second trisl, however, was neve for by an agreement of the attorneys Mil ton was allowed to plead guilty to min- slaughter, and by Judge Savage he was s tenced to a ter.n of ten yenrs in the pen ten 2 >d the full time and was released in the fall of 1857, Afier re lease he turned to his home near Blair, there to find that his property had aisap- Jeared and Lhat he was 4 pauper, Coming hack to Omaha, he loafed about saloons and dives until sent to the poor farm. where ho remadued until the time of bis death, held, Hood's Sarsiparilla, t ug of medicines, conquers serofula, eatarrh, rheumatism und all other blood diseascs. Hood's und only Hoor's - See the great sale of planis organs on page 7 and aok, Somo time ago Ophie Wheeler was ar rested on a nominal charge ani as she did not have the «rice of fine she was s tenced to the county Jail. During her ine ceration a well arassed crazy woman was dotained in_the woman's department for § few days. During this time the latter was robbed. Ophie served hex time and was dis- churged and she went 10 Lincolu. A coupta of daysago the theft was discovered and yesterday the county sheriif of this couuty went to Lincoln and placed Ophic under arrest on the charge of larceny from ihe person. He brought the prisoner back te Omaha last evening and hid her locked up in the civy Jail. Miss Wheeler 13 charged with stealing a fur cloak and o bro o DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve curcs soros. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures uwivers, R S i Keleased on Bail, ‘Phe preliminary hesring of Helen Trous douvousky was commeneed in polie yesterday. Owing to fho latene: hoar all of the testimony could not be heard and tho court adjourned until today. The woman ds accused of stealing about §00§ worth of elothing fromw the late Mps, Kamae. ciotti. The wowan's bonds wore fixed i $1,000 apd us her friends camo 1o her assisi- ance she was veleased on bail lust mighk The hearing will be conzluded today. Bt b DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve ciarcs piles