Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTIGES. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will be taken untfl 12:30 p, m. for the evening And until 8:30 . m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Adveriisers, by requesting & numbered check, ean have thelr answers addressed 1o & numbered Tetter In carn of THE BER. Answers a0 addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check. - SITUATIONS -WANTED. Raten. 10 & word first Insertion, 10 A word thero- after. Nothing taken for less than 25e¢. WANTED, POSITION Y YOUNG MAN A8 bookkeeper and stenographer; £00d refersncen. Address W 57, Bew. M454 30% “WANTED- POSITION AS SALESLADY OR any kind of offiee work or clerkahip by youne naeratanda shorhand, typewriting and lady, who DooKkeeping: 10w wages. Address A YOUNG LADY WIS] otk in private i Taton 11400 word firat inwertion, lc afiar. Kot p Tor Toas than SOLICITORS, by 10 men with Tigs. 1600 Howard & “ CTHE NEBRASKA GUARA and Invesiment company WARLa a_fow men of good Address to Act as solicitors. Apply at and 23, Douglan block 04 NTS, SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE . The New Pat Pencil. Solla on aig are making $25.00 ther partioulars weite X 30, La Crosse, Wis, MaRY A word there- AMS FUR. Americ TSR BRI Biichone, Arrinsnn Misoiseaon & Lou fare,Kramer & O'Hearn,Labor agency, 303 8. 11 B, VANTED MEN ble, to wipply ag pancake griddles in ev tive proof you can liza #5.000.00 annually. Send stamp.” Towa G X 1adle Co., Sioux City. Ta. it FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD " Continued. {- PURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. REF- erence. 2214 Farnam stroet. W05 2 J- ONE LARGE AND ONE SMALL ROOM AND board, 1§10 Chlcago straet 797 29% i R L, L — L FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES Ratos, 1 after Not o n word first insortion, 1o 4 word there- Alng taken for 1088 that 3 Tihe bunding ARS8 AreDLOL o nent, completa stoam heating fixtor water on all the 100r8, €48, ete. Apply atthe o M) of Tuk B 910 M HEAT. M743 Nogs annrmwnu FLL BLOCK. STEAM 1 FOR RENT, LARGE 8.8TORY HIGGING oarn, 16th and Leavenworth: thirty horass i storage. 3. W. Sauire, 248 Doa Mt ™ Roa- T. DESK ROOM IN ONE ( o {n Omaha; central location. o prico. Address at once X 29, B Miss 28 T, BEST STORE ROOM IN SOUTI ¢ 10 pOAtoMics, Steam hent. 3 ie & word firat insertion. 1o after. Nothing taken for 1088 thai AGENTS WANTED, LOCATL A ) for a aquick sclling pite ty per cent profit; good solleit th ory ty Co., 100 1o 160 1 make from froshi; writo D 1, Cineln- MAST or woman need com i offer such liberal nducements to agents to handle our fagt welling guaranteed herb romedios. No fequired. Work easy ahd highly profitable. Full particulars 1f you ask for them. The Dr. Starr Herb Remedy Co., 204 Esat 43rd st Chicago, Il It sartinky s the best thing for Housexeepins that ever was __invented. <& BES, isthe CHEAPEST, forit saves Time, Lasor And CLOTHES. PRI |uulunlnln|nlnlulnmxu|nu Whenlwas a Gal washday was always apetfect drcad, butland sakes,jt aint no cliore at all now since them FaiReaNK talks Qot to making: SANTA 8&S A CLAUS SO 1s pure and unadulterated, while for rapid cleansing power 1t has no equal. £ Madeontyty N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago. QO A R LI MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. Continuad. W WANTED, PARTIES WHO WANT MONEY on first class Omaha property, $300 and up. 10 eall on us atonce. Fidelity Trust Company. 1702 Farnam street, ground floor. M76 U0 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. B, LAnORERS WANTED ( main sewer, Spragie and 2 WANTED, SALESMEN ON COMM Lubricating oil; fine wide line, Speciaities for druggista The Commercial Oll Co., Cleveland, O 561 240 B, WANTED, MEN IN EVERY COUNTY 10 distribute ciroulara for big adyertisers: $3.00 thousand; two l-cent stamps for part Wilson Company, Indianapoiis. Ind. M P WANTED, GERMAN-AMERIOAN BOY FOR houso and stable. Apply room 201 Karbach Block between 7 and § p. m THT 97 N NORTH OMAHA h St MO ) TO #3.00 A DAY 2707 Hamilton, CITY OR 7to0a. m M507 D20% TS, WE HAVE SEVERAL DECIDED s on which you can easily make £100.00 a month, if taken hold of 1y go0d8 sell i ard the tinmes, as readily as bread to the hungry. Address. - facturers,” Box 6308, Boston. Mass. WANTED, MANAGERS, RITHER SEX o appoint subagents; §76.00 salary and expen yearly contraet; credit given: houest business: terma free. \rite today. Mesaba Mfg. Paul, Minn M R MEN TO TAKE ORDERS IN CITY; FORMER experionce not required; salary paid. 1516 Douglas. MT46D 27 B ANIED YOU ARE A CATHOLIC AND Wil work for $15.00 per week write MeConnell Bros., 20 Arch stecot, Boston, Mass. M7 WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. TRates 1gen word firat insertion, 1o after. Nothing taken for less th T WANTED, GOOD GIRT, FOR GENBRAT housework. 832 _Georgla_ avenue- #treet, second door north of Mason. LADIES WANTED TO INTRODUCE GOYA /LAy Balm. Call or addross 1624 Dou word there- MOS7 28 Jyou Atrictly I work work. Sond rly Supply company, Lib (), GOQD KITCHEN GIRL \\uw‘rr am St Referen (- WANTE RL FOR GENERAL work. Mrs. A . Grover, 1137 Paric L HOUSE- TED, CANVASSERS T S, 1o introduce, ot sample. Mi Y TOWN or noadle LADY I writing at b ank Gilmore, 2 08, 10c a line each insertion, $1.50 a line par month. ' Nothing taken for los thin #5c. MONEY TO LOAN- We will loan ‘you any sum Small or large auickest po which you wiah, atthe lowest posaible rates, fn the gible: time, and for any length of tino 1o suit you. You ean pay it back in such Install- ments 08 you wish, w nd _only iy for it as long a8 you keep it. n borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGE: WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISR OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, Without publicity or removal of property. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 800 SOUTH 16TH STRERT, first floor above the street. THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. ou_wish, You ¢ 824 Ratos, 100 1 line aach {nie month.” Nothing takon (ot ORSES WINTE 10 Cotton’s ba on. $1.50 a line per 038 thian A SPEC er 15th AD- National bk 243 DY HORsES WINTERED STUBEN, 1236 1».\1&1};.'\\' NDSOR STABLE Will recelve best of o NSt DI1* MONTH. AD- ORSES WINTERED AT W 1510 and Davenport. Terms reasonabl ORSES WINTERED: 4 P dross Hopper Bros., Elichor v & grain twice & day: overy Horae box Kintiey Bros. or J. 1. Withrow. = Tel. 106, M706 10° stall, Rates, 140 a word ~a word thoreatier.”Nothing tak “WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- curity’ strietly confidential. A, E. Harrls, room 1, Continental block. 820 N WOMEN, for a new. these dull tin post, N. Y. BOYS AND GIRLS W busiric i day made i Marshall, Lock- M740 28% HIBBERT'S AD- ither strip and lamp stove; shipped froe: give door width: ‘Thios. Hibbert, Cochraty, Ind. AGENTS WANTED FOR o Justablo metal w samples, $1.20, Writo for terms. WANTED—TO RENT. Rates. 14e 4 word first insertion, 1c after. a word there- Nothing taken for loss t c I'" FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS. WITH 8 bath. State price and location, Ada 5 Be 09 25 'STORAGE. MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS. planos and _furniture of all kinds. Business coufident Pred Terry, room 430, Range block. M68D x DO YOU WANT MONEY? i _We will loan you ANY SUM you wish on your i FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS, CARRTAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, ete! We give prompt att il applications $ and will by 1 paym al of Rates, 10¢ aline each month.” Nothing taken for . $1.50 a lino por a9s than 2 5. 100 4 Tine en Nothing tak: HOUSES IN ALL lie 0. F. Davis comp: h Insertion, $1.50 4 lue per 1 for less than 25e. ARTS OF THE CIT 3 Farnam. 80 3-ROOM COTTAGE, MODERN. CHOICE. IN wford elrcle. C. 8. Blgutter, 201 Bee bldg S0 )-ROOM HOUSE, 1815 CASS. J. JOHNSON 4 Faranm. et D 5o RENT. SIX ROOM 1919 Dodge Street. T NINE-ROON MOD Ccheap. J. W. 1), k00N TovSK hewly pninted, mo 816 North D, FLAT. INQUIF M IN HOUSE, HANSCOM quire, 245 Teo, M315 PERFECT CONDITION. n; s i locatlon Tent resor 1 AVE jcnts] first oderncon nied by : posséasion given 18t of Decom Bee building or 1021 avenue. Mi61 RBind, © Anply Park i HOUS burn A1 desir troes, clty water ted cellars, bath, near motor. Sec D. V. Stevens, 601 Paxton block. M3 D, H-ROOM HOUSE RN. FURNISHED OR hnfu Apply 1112 8. 10th, owner. “ FOR RENT ROOM COTTAG ine Tocation, § blocks {rom court house, $: 3.1, Zit1e, Brown bic MG BLEGANT 0:R00M HOUSE, 2001, Tnguire J005 Burt FOIL RENT, 1T 18 1A noy a1 Day Youth oo T b NICB #30 i can . bath, 1 #45.00. 1), FORRENT. LR EISTOF i und e niea of uix y water: ete, ourlist. Geo. 3. Panl, 1605 l) SEVEN-ROOM HOUS| Nice Inwn, trocs, eity witer, eistorn s, Diths 1 e motor. Sec’ owrs 501 Paxton block, or I MeCloud, N. V. Li M09 1), FKOONT COTTAGE NEAR CATILE AND noter 1ne elicap, Wright & Lasbury, 160 and Howird M715 20 A PRIVATE PAMILY WITH ¥U |wx|"rm‘ sof (i widence m an for one @ Mo M HEATED UNEQUALI brieke house At treet AND BARN CHEAP. woll mu o ALLMOD- ally _located, Tizand, 221 Do 1704 CAPITOL AV It ange. bath ‘and ELEVEN ROOMS, Sufted 10 yoom ROR RENT- Ratos, 1o & word (st fns after. E FURNISHED ROOMS. tion 1o 4 word thers Nothing taken for lexs than 2 FOR RENT, FURNISHED ROOM FOR | OR 1 ntleinei, 4017 Dodge ireot. Mt [, 10 FUENISHED RoOM onen ony, | runwsi ) ROOM, 2 Y FURNISHED ROONS e ]‘m-u It PALE OF Wonein's Christian wesoctation, 111 5. 11 th ag J-souTs ROOMS, LOW RATE |7 THE DOLAN, 208 AND Y11 N ISTH S STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CRO: 814 HOUSEHOLD ~ GOODS, R. Wells, 1111 Farnam’ 815 OR b ratos. N WANTED. Chiundis Pendor, N STOCK_OF GENERAL MER- - ¥4,000.00 10 $5,000.00. W, C. Riteliie, M717 25 ROLLER TOP DESK, FIRE d office chairs, Must be good and Address X 31, Bec, M3 “Rates. 1e_a_word ter. Nothing taken for loss th; STOVES OF ALL KINDS ¢ Wells Action Co., 1111 B HOD FOR SALE— HORS]‘. 8. Ratcs, 100 a 1ine each tug month. ' Nothing take fon. $1.50 4 e por for less th 0 GOOD 1 Diyvenport. for il cheap. (l. used 6_months, a Address P. 0. box 813, West Poin FOR SAT TION anipbol] n lin- on- i CHEAP, 1 TWO-REVO! press and 1 double 3 with two folders: goc Address for partieulars Lock Box 8, i, Nob, FOR SALE, Qairat Sa Q TEMOVAL SALE. L upright plano, $50.00. 13 stringed now se 13 stringed new se I elaborate hand eary F187.50. 1 Kiwhal o PUG PUPPIES, 0 D20* plano, $1 4 walnut case plano, .00, iz, $23.00, nd compo- planos in 7 % 4re not foF ANNIE V. WARREN. Dreliabl iness miedium; 5tk ye MASSAGE, BATHS Ratos 100 line sach msertion. $1.60 4 1o por onth 3 _Nothing taken or less thin MATGD 2ie MADAME rool 100 an SMITH 5. Massige, VDo sew baths, . T4, 2D FLOOR, dleohiol, stoam suiih MRS Rates, 10c o line month. Nothing FOIL SALE, AN INTEREST IN A ) ! fwith poaition In thie om ).0040 $15,000.00 cash ro Tha' company s Tished tr; ady selling article profit. S 59, Bee. Y, EAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY 10 ENTER 1 0ld established business. Wil be open Janu- ary 1. Incroase of business, making dosirabio ad- diifonal eapital which may be active or silent on uarantecd logitimate réturns. Corrospondence or interview solleited. Wi, Flemiag & Co.. 14th and Dougla streot. Motz Y $126 BUYS 160-ACRE old soldiers get special res from government. Call on or addre: & Co., room 14, Crounso " block,_or 214 el Insertios ken for 1o8s U trades co DRUG STOCK AND FIX' Address E. E. Howcndobler, Bertra YA MAN HAVING HAD 15 VES ence in a banking house, N, Y. City. as and connected with the organization and rac ization of railroads, wishes 10 invest & small sum of money by which an oficial position can be se- cured in some bank west of MIssissippi river. Best erence and bonds given. “Age 33, Strictly con- fidential, o Albert wine offer. G ttle, Wash. MY STOCK OF HARDWARE. kwell, Alllance, Neb, MT44 O FOR EXCHANGE, Ratos, 10c a line cach lsertion: L month. Nothing ZToWN 100 iana Dakota. mdse. horses and FOR SALE, W. F. Re 04 1o per S 1N NEBRASKA, KANSAS Wil sell ch i for CLEAR EASTERN NEB. LAND TO EX- nge for mdse. P. O, Box 303, Fl‘Mlnlml. NJ‘I: 000.00: 4 Iuvation, Wlivition. Address 1ock box Neb. Central M176 D18 AND NOTIONS, Frankfort, nd H30 )0 ACRES CLEAR BLACK SOIL . Wilson, Norfolk Clty, 75100k on MILLINERY fiwant horses and catile, Box 2 7180 10 1 fdand cash for 3 M5 D2de AL NICE RESI- for land, business ou want want good . Couneil MO45 1 EXCHANGE ONE OF THE FINEST BLOOKS 1 rosld in the city, only four blocks from post o 1l modern improvements, for chang property 1t home 1 property Blufls 7 in exchunge. rland in Wisconsin for_ci 17605 Farnam. M 7,700 EXCHANGE. DRESSMAKING | TOK “4hiousehold furniture, Inqul; 611, St. Ma MT04 250 7/~FOR, § WATER Uplant for oastern Ne luad street, Lincoln nrop- 30 OR SODA riouliural Address 1721 TRAD] iioin! 7 Aand ponies, some fine brood stallions, C 7 FOR SALE OR EXCHAN barn in good town. Will trade for stock of goods, hardware, good work horses or for good land Have good land in_ South Dukots will trade for Block of goods, Address, J. H, Engle,Ida B, GOOD LIVERY DOUC alcohol, CARSON, 1121 LAS, TOOUL 7, UMANSAE sl THIRD wonth U, MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELEOTRO-THER- mial batha: Scalp and halr treatinent, manieure and chiropodist. Mys.Post, 31934 8.15th, Withnell bl 518 MA TRIMONY OL PLEASURE; NEW DRAL. ud 2-ceut stamp 0 P, 0. Box 501, Has No M720 Uy LADIES, SEND NAME AND ADDRESS T0 Viavi Co., '801 N. ¥, Life Bidg.. for a 60-page health book.” OMce consultation free; lady (n at tendance. T90-N29* U /¥, XOU EARNESTLY DESIRE QUICK, CON- gental, honorable marriage seud 10¢ for Now Year's Number Matrimontal News, Mercur: malled iu plain sealed eavelop. Mercur, 228 Eust Gih Btreel, Now York. M743D, 27% Faloons AND STRICTLY Board at 2100 Douglas sirect 1‘ FORNISHED KOOMS, WITH O WITH Vo, at the Wobster, 818 N. Toih st e ROOM AND mulw FOR TWO GENTLEMEN 524 South 264! B0R 2 L IANDSONE: Y FUUNISHED ROOMS WITH ard: modern convenlences: rutes reasonibl 2020 Harney. MO B0 FIRST CLASS i MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. 10 4 liue each insertion, $1.50 & Nothlug taken for loss than 2c. line per s, 100 @ line o3 wonth Nothing taken for 1uss i l“\““ FOR SALE. A chole g count. the town of La Plat and ol Orook; two ous near byi tuxws light 8 10 Fort Crook, Omiha ures £ood and permine ruck, small fruits, butter, o8 USUAL fa 1d property i Wilte LOTS, AND FARMS SA Bavker bik. ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYME cré lotn on Q st Lalf way pud South Oiahi 1 b, i r ¥ No Tuterest BLOCK ¥R BALE DR TR w A P Creston. MT715 D! BEO‘TBlTIES FOR SALE‘ month, “V MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. The O. F. Davis Co. 1505 Farnam streot. 819 “v LOANSON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ity lrl\lll'l'l 5,000 and upwards, b 1o 6 per eent; nodeldys. W . Farnam Swith & Co., 1820 Farnam 521 Wi ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST 00.. 418 N. Y. Life, lends at low rates for choiee security on Nebraski and Iowa farms or Omaha ity property. ) 35, ANY AMOU 6th and Doug s THOICE 15T MORTGAG G, Wallace, Browa bio 87?:7 CENT MORT ity absolutely safe, 1017 Farnais. GES FOk SALE, SECUR- Ames Real Esiat agency, S50 JORSALE. BLOCK OF STOCK IN A BANK IN this clty, dolng & kood business, giving pr of large ticrease and handsome returns. Box 708, clty FLEOARD. AND ROOM: STEAM HEAT, GAS, #4.60 and $5.00 per week. 411 Nortis 14th, F.JAVE & SUIT oF ROO & cove, turalshed or unfurnished. ve Al wodern conveniences, best logath B 260 st F _DESIRANLE SOUTH KOOM FOR TWO GEN- Memgu 84 “Tho Frouser,” 116 N. 33t sirwet, | ¥ o elty, it MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON proved and unimproved Omata real estar 110 8 years, Pideilly trud Co., 1703 Paraam. 21 VW MONEY O LOAN AT CURRENT RATES WEWR Melkle, Birst Natlonal B bid. Rates, 10c 4 line each lusertion, §1 month. ' Nothiug takeu (OF luss thin 2 JEW AND SECOND HAND SOALES ALL K13 Address Borden & Selleck Co., Lake s, @ lue por D3, OST. SMALL WHITE AND Bl Engiish setter dog; black patel Return ‘0 1049 Park K TICKED, QTRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM PREMIS » s at., on night of Nov. nmileh Iy decp saw-mark on one hori. Any one iwafng information sufMiclent to lead o the ve- covery of ihe cow will be liberally rewarded by Chas. J. Samuelson Rates, 10¢ a line acli nsertion. ) aline per month. Nothing ta ke for less than 2he. (O, ¥, BAKER ~(FORMERLY W JOHN G. Jacobs, deceased; Tater with M, O, Maul). unde: taker and embalmer, 615 S. 16th st.” Tel. 490 DRLSSM@’KING. tos, 10c o line cach imsertion, $1 Nothiug taken for 1683 than 2 fixmesss, ¥1; WRAPPERS, FAMILIES TO DO DRESS- 1.00." Address 81 7 FOR RENT—-HALLS. Rates, 10¢ aline eagh ingertion, $1,7 month. ' Nothing takehn for1bss iy RMORY HALL, 1714 CAPITOL AVENUE, AND Morand'sassenibly rooms. 1510 Harney sirent, Alls, elib - parties, megtngs. eto; rentupry ap; halls fivst-class. Callut 1510 Har M10% Di DANCING ACADEMY. Rates, 10¢ o 1i month,” Nothing ORAND'S DANCING spreet. Lessons {0 day 8 p. mi.; ehildren, 1074 m. aud 2:30 p. m. ANGAGEM Fomaking. a 1o per each insortion, $1.50a 1ue por 3 tian 23c. SCHOOL. 1510 HARNEY tults, Tucsday and Thurs- psdud 4 p. m., Saturday Fs very reasonable. M109 Dt BBORTHAND AND TY PLWRITING Rates, 100 g 1o cach fuserion, $1.50 month. ' Notlifng taken for less than 2c. Ot LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN SOON sequire a working knowledge of shorthand and typewriting at A, C 1 Sant’s school of short- d, N. Y. Life. writers (o rent. 84 PAWNBROKERS. “Rates. 10c aline each insertion, §1 month. Notiiing taken f SONNENBERG, DIAM o .Douglas st watches,et line por 0 a line per rless than 25e, DIAMOND BROKER LoAns - nioney 0l gold and silver bo MUSLC, Rates, 100 4 1t month. ART AND LANGUAGES aline por * rach nsert (o) Nothing taken for less tha GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND T <1410 Oaliforula st CHER 014 ~ TYPEWRITERS, QITHS REMINGTONS, CALIGRAPHS: EVERY. ihing: e d of prices, Tol. 5o%. Hoyles & Bab. 818 N.¥. Life blile. Send for saniples,” K3 PATEINT BUF’EAU. SUES & 00..: SOLICITOKS. iilding, OMAHA, NEB, Advice FRE RRILWRY v[’lMt\ GHRD Omuha 4.50 pim [ Bee atocal’.. x Sinduy’ S0, RIVER. a%on S, 3y | K00am Avrives Oniay wvos | BORLIN Omaha | Depot 10.1 10:15am | 4.00 pm | eaves | mans | Depot 10ih and Mason Sta. ToAnam | Ransan City Day By _9:45 pu. | K. O. Night Exp. via U. P. Leavos |~ OHICAGO, R. T. & PAC Omaha | Unlo ot 10t & Ma EANT, To” Exproas .Night Express. 0 Vostibula1 Linil i Bxp. (10 0. I ex: W, 0 | ORIaROTE W Twxas Bep (K ST | Colorado Lin!t 44 ( 3 [ Arrives rey Sts.| Om [Artlvos | Omana 10 am 4:5) pn_ .45 b | Hatelo & Stromab e B (0X Siin] 12 640 i T Packiie xpreds 630 pm Denver Fast Mat CHICAGO, MIL. & S1F PAUL. Sty Sl Teavis Omaha | .45 poi 1030am Leavos - “Omalia|_Depoi 1511 an v Deadwood Bos 0 X St Wyo, BERIBL. Mo 00pui | Norfolle Exprans (1x. Binday 545pm ... ... 5% Paul g [CHICAGO & NORTH (¥ U. B, depot. 10Uh & Mrey 814, ChicagoBxpreds (hule Limitwi astern Plye X S0 Cinlo. Pans s, (BX-Mon) M. Valley Lol MISSOURI PACIFIC. Depot 161k wnd Webstor St Avrivos Omaha 940 ani Leaves Arrives Omaha Omahy U100 ) 25 pm Onah .00 wi 450 pm s Expros. Wis BXjruss Leaves _Depos 15th did Webstor St Sioux City” A [ Sioux Oty x A Paul Pansenzor (B S SIBUX DITY & PACIEC Depot, 10 and Marcy Sta SiguX Oty Pussenzer o nodation Sun Leaven Ouiahia | Leaves “Omaka 48 pm _b46pm Leaves Omaha|v. .66 piis | SIOUX OITY & PACIFIO _Depot, 15th and W sbster Sts i Ciilcago Limitod. OMAHA & ST. LODIS. Depot, 10th and Marey ot 10tk Owmaha St Louls Cauton Ball. 1235 pm NEW LINE [0 THE SEABOARD Bright Prospects of Another Ontlet for East Bound Businees, OMAHA MAY GET A B. & 0. CONNECTION Plans for Bullding Lines to Place the Wabash on Its Feet-Halt Line to He Double Tracked to South Omaha ~Rail Notes, While every effort Omana capitalists to has been made by build a line of railroad from Fort Dodge, Ia., to Omaha without ma terial benelit, there is now a possivility of tne metropolis securing a Baltimore & Ohio connection and that at no distant day Mr. J. F\ Baraard, formierly president and general wavager of the Ohio & Mississippi raiiroad, also general manager of the K. C. road, has been interesting himself lately o extond the Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City railway from Trenton, Mo., its present te minus, to Pattonsburg, where it is to con- nect with the Omaha & St. Louis, a part of the Wabash system. ‘The distance from Trenton to Pattonsburg is ouly forty miles and should this road be built would open up for Omaha the eutire northern portion of Missouri, which is now like a slated book. With this extension completed 1t would be only necessary 10 build a line from Quincy to Beardstown, the terminus of the Ohio & Mississippi, which would bring Omaha 150 miles nearer Toledo and the Atlantic coast, the Ohio & Mississippi having a close trafc arrangemept with the Baltimore & Ohio. Matters have gone so far that a company will shortly be organized looking to these extensions, and when uc mllvlrshml it is asserted the line will be pushed to com- pletion fram Trenton to Pattonsburg as well as from Quincy to Beardstown. Without the Tienton-Pattonsburg con- nection’ the Wabash is like a pig in poke, but with it the possibilities of a vast sys- tem of rails to the southeast become roseate when the maps are closely examined. A railroad to Duluth is desirable and will eventually be built, but a line of rails to the Auantic coast shorter by nearly 200 miles than any trunk hne from Omaha, is some- thing that deserves the serious consideration of every business man who does business in Baltimore, Philudelphia and New York. ‘I'he building of this road would also insure a Mississippi river outlet that is now de nied vhe metropolis of one of the largest a ricultural states in the union. BELT LINE INPROVEMEN The Rond Will Be Double Tracked and Connect with the New Bridge. For several months past the Omaha Belt Line company has felt the necessity of king its eight miles of system, but devression seriously interfered with the sonsummation desired. Lately, however, business has greatly increased, und as there have been several accidents on the line, a large force of workmen have gone to work to grade the roadway for a double track, and two mites of rails have been put down between Omaha and South Omaha. Most of the grading is done for the balance of the six miles, and just as soon ascom- pleted the steel will be put in place. There are several very big cuts and fills to make, especially about Walnut Hiil, and two new steel bridges will have to be put in before the improved service is realized. When the improvements ave made it will put the Belt Line ona par with-roads run- ning dircct to South Omaha, although the line is a bit round *Robin Hood's barn.” With a clear right of way and a double track the Belt Line people ought to be in a position to make it very interesting for the Union Pacifie, Burlington, Rock Island and Milwaukee. W. H. Bush, assistant engincer of the Union Pacific, yesterday morning stated the improvements would probably reach £150,000 and would reduce to a minimum the dangers from accidents whieh from a single track line were seemingly impossible to avoid. But Mr. Bush was not in Omaha yesterday on business connected with gradivg and double tracking the Belt lme, but came to confer with the engineer- ing department of the Omaha Bridge and Terminal company in regard to making a connection with the Belt line to South Omaha, When this is accomplished both Belt line and Omaha bridge people will be a decided factor in the hauling of freight from Council Bluffs to South Omaha. though uothing definite has been de- cided upon, 1t is thought the connection will be made near the Missouri Pacific round house, REMOVED THE BOYCOTT. Friendly Relations Established Between the Canadian and Southern Pacific. Cuicsco, Nov. 27.—The Southern Pacific has removed its boycott against the Cana- dian Pacific. It ancounced today that it would take all busincss tendercd by the Caunadian cifie, provided it was tendered At the regular established rates. The Cana- dian Pacific had ziven this boycowt as its reason for its reduction in transcontiuental rates, and now the otbier lines are watching 10 se@ it put up the tariff since its grievance has been removed. thound shipments last week amounted US1 tons, against 55,238 for the preced. ing week, and 61,818 for the corresponding weelk of last year. - The Lake Shore led with a total tonnage of 8,712 % Shipments were mide up of the following articles: Flour, 1,524; grain and mill stuffs, O11; provisious, lard, 07745 dressod oeef, 11,300 flax seed, 1,839: butte 1,078; Indt 2,084 lumber, 3,320; miscellancoas, 742, ‘otal, 53,081, J. &, Hannigan, general passenger ag of the Burlington, Cedar Itapids & Northe has resigned, the resignation going intc effect December 31 1t is reported that he will be succeeded by James Morton, now eni- ployed by the same road at Cedar Rapids. The Colorado Case. General Solicitor Jobn M. Thurston ve turned from Denver Sunday, stopping on his way back to enjoy soveral days shooting on the Callaway branch of the Union Pa- cific with Henry Homan, who joined Judge Thurston at Callaway. Speaking of the recent argument at Den ver before Judge Halloty on the suit brought by John Evans and others for the appoint- ment of receivers for the Denver & Gulf Judge Thurston said that while he thought the Union Pacific people had made n good caso he was uot inclined to blow his own horn, willing to let the matter vest on his brie: *“This talk, however, of transferring the ofices of the Denver & Gulf 1o Denver is, of course, premature. Judge Hallett will not hund down an opinion for some days, and v be weeks, as he has muny atidavits ad and voluminous briefs Lo examine. The road, however, independent of ihe Union Pacific could not be made to pay, its worth depending entirely on its Union P cific conuections. There is little that is new in the receivership situation, everything running smoothly, although it has taken lots of work Lo arrange all the details of trans- fer.” Dondwood ¢ Deavwoon, 8. D., ral Kesumes, Nov. 27.—[Special Tele- gram o0 Tug Bee.|—The Deadwood Central railroud, running between Deadwood and Lead City, resumed operations today, with “Little Hetsy,” the first engine that ever pulled into Deadwood, on the passenger run Railway News &nd Notes. B. Rowland of the Grand Trunk is in the oity. J. A. MoMillan, traveling auditor of the Union Pacitic, is in the city. J. K. Ainsworth, counected with the cn- gincering department of the Elkhorn, left for Chicago lust evening H. H. Nve, formerly elaim agent, has becn appoited claim ageut of the Patitic division of the Upion Pacifie, with headquarters at Portland, President Clark of the Union Pacific will €0 cast the lust of the weck Lo attend the first regular meeting of the receivers of the Union Pacific, which is to be held in New York next woek. G. A. Moore, vice president of a road in Central America, accompanied by his wife sand sou, stopped off in Omaha yesterday to call upon Assistant Secrotary Orr of tne Union Pacific. Mr. Moore is.on his way west, Tho body of J. J. 'T. Ball, ono of the best known ox-railroad men in the wost. who was formerly city ticket agent of the Union Pacific at Donvor, passed through Omaha Sunday enroute to the crematory at Davenport, Ia. The remains of tho dead railrond man were in chargo of Joo Milner, ity ticket agent of tho Burlington at Den- ver. [ S, GOT HIiS MAN. - OfMeer Marshall Didn't Mind a Little Thing Like a Piatol Wound. Yesterday forenoon Police Officer W. K. Marshull was accidentally shot in the leg while in the discharge of his duty. Marshail was walking his beat on Tenth street when ho spiea William Jordan, a col ored man who is wanted. Jordan started to run down under tho viaduet with Marshall after him. Whon near the gas works the thiof threw ®ff his over and uader coats and ran all the faster. Murshall fired two shots in the air,but this nly made the negro put on more steum he policeman finally got his man and started back with him. As he took hold of ordan he slinped his revolver into the out- side pocket of his overcoat. Whila Jorday was picking up his clothes the weapon was discharged, the bullot entering the ofticer’s right le on the left sido of tho knee Fven after being shot Marshall hung onto his man until assist- ance arrived, Dr. Somers examined the wound at tho jail, but could not find the bullet. Marshall was then taken to his home at Thirtioth and Spaulding streets. Ho thiuks that the hammer of the revolver must have caught in somothing in his pocket which caused it to go off Minor Mutters. Tho case against Hermann Thiesen has been dismissed. For fighting, Mary Bean and Cecelia Yorke paid $7.50 cach into the coffers of the city. Old Boston Green bobbed up in police court yosterday morning and drew a fine of 25 and costs, Prank Shiner throatenod to shoot a woman in a bagnio Saturday night, and it cost him & and frills yesterday morning. Bill Casey and Jim Riley are vags of the worst kind. Judge Berka said ho didn't propose to feod them at the expense of the city, and gave thom thirty days suspended sentence. There was no prosecutor yesterday and Sergeant gwart drew up the complaints. City Prosecutor Cochran is absent on leave and’ the mayor has not yet appointed any one to fill the place. Dr. Towne examined Mrs. Briswell yes- terday and pronounced her insane. Sho will be turned over to the county commis- sioners, Mrs. Briswell was taken from her home, Sixteenth and Chicago streets, by tho volice. in police court Sad Conditton of Mining Communlties in Wisconsin and Michigan, MiLwavkee, Nov. 27.—Governor Peck and the relief party who took two carloads of supplies to the starving miners at Hurley, Wis., returned to the city today. They found most urgent need for the food and clohing, atid it is being distributed to the suffering people today by the local rehief commiittee. Governor Peck will send sup- plies weekly to the destitute people until the people of the town where the destitution exists pay their annual taxes. when tne township officers will assume the burde: A careful 1avestigation reveals about 7,000 helbless people in Wisconsin and 12,000 in Michigan, all in smail mining towns on the Goebic range. At least half of these people will have to be fed aud clptned until March or April. The condition of the army of in the Michizan peninsula is much worse than across the line in Wisconsin. In Iron- wood alone 400 families were found yester- day utterly destitute. The hope was ex- pressed that Governor Rich’s appeal for aid would bring supplies not later than tonight. ‘I'he town oficials and the citizens have exhausted all public and uecarly all private means and will now have to depend on outside aid. The condition of these people, many of whom have had 1o work for six months, is pitiable. A local ofticial said that the Finnish, Cornish and other people of the foreign miners ha been driven to such desperatg straits that they had killed and eaten their dogs. "The weathor is 6 and 8 degroes below zero today. Thera is two feet of snow on a lovel and i furious ‘snow storm has been vaging since Sunday évenin; ——— FURTHER COMELICATIONS, unemployed Another Chapter in e Trial of Detective Dan ¢ nn.'hllvl. Cuicaco, Nov. The trial of Daniel oughlin, charged with complicity in the Croum murder, was brought to au abrupi stop today by alleged attempts at jury brib- ing, State's Attorncy Keern claimed that just before the case was callod today he was eninformation that a certain juror. whose name is not divulged and who is inti- mately connected with some of Coughlin's friends, said that he was put on the veniv udulently and had been conched so that could be qualified as a juror. If the harge be proven the juror and several ot persons will be arrested. Assistunt State's Attorney Bottum stated that he is not yo convineed of the juror's guilt and that in- vestigation may disprove the charge. I, Gibsonites on the Warpath, The sume old complaint comes up from Gibson again. Yestorday the stock ya company seat up six cars of refuso and dumped it in the same place that the Board of Health ordered the company to clear about a vear ago. Soveral citizens and taxpayers will eall upon the mayor tod an immediate abatement Tho Board of Health has promised time and again to do something in_this matter, but beyond giving orders which were never enforced has not accom plished anythinge. The citizens now pronose Lo have ute rolicf or procure au izjunction against the stock yards company preventing 1t from dumping the filth of another city inside the corporate limits o Oma ha. S Cook’s Iixtr beats 'em all. Couk's Tmperiul has a perfect boquet, Cook’s Champagne is strictly pure, ““Highest award, diploma and medal, Co- lumbian 1xposition.” of Gibson Y to insist upon of the nuisance, immedi- S e Tuvestigatiog u Kl Origin, The police and detectives are investigating the fire which occurred at Elof Sundblad's saloon, KFourteenth and Howard streets, Sunday night. Chief Galligan of the fire department is also looking into the matte The officials rofuse to tali, but the general impression prevails that the place was sou on fire, DeWit's Little - Little pills for great ills sarly Risers INSTRUMENTS placed on record Novem- WARRANTY DEL L D Holmes and wifo to Ho low, 1ot 19, Buker's add Gaylord, trustec, to G son, lots 6, 7, 8, block 2 8 und 9, bloc E H Backus 1o 66 feet L 0 12,000 Danlel Ayres and wife to C 1 ficoeiile, u ly letd block 8, Plalnview QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. Jayues and husband to M [ 3 und 14, blo 600 4,000 nd wife 1o K Potiy, 1o1s 5 and 6, bloel: 4, Boyd's udd DEEDS. treasurer) (o 11 » bloci 5, Boyd's udd lot" 4, block 6, H_ B Irey (cousty Pwinting, Lot 6 Sume Lo same, el Belyidere Sauie to same, 1ot 7, add, Sawie 10 swine, 10t 8, Block 20, sive JO Yelser spocial wmuwster o 1 sk lot 0, block I, Hor bach's 3d block 5, Boyd's 1,656 Total amount of transfers., .8 24,407 { CHIROGRAPHY OF A CROUK “Doc" Blanchard Located Through the Ase sistance of an Inkstand. OLD OMAHA JAIL BIRD IN KANSAS CITY He Wrote a Letter Which i Awny Jury Retarns & Vere dict Against Kd Colliny, Who shot Young Melherson, Gave Coroner The advies of the old criminal lawyer who years ago told a client arrested for murder te talk all ho wauted to, but *“for God's sake keop your hands off stationery,” has proved excellent advice, but crooks as a rule do not follow it, and will insist in writing to their friends. Tt was through the medium of a letter sent to 4 conviet in the Jeflerson City penitentiary that “Doc” Blanchard, allas Lamont, has been located again and will soon be brought back to stand trial for grand larceny. Along about the middle of the summer Blanchard struck town hard up, and ho cast about for some schome to raise the wind, Hesaw a pile of trunks lying on the sido- walk in front of the Murray hotel. *Doc walked over across the streot and uanding an expressmar {dollar directed him to take “that big trunk to T'welfth and Capitol avenue.', The expressman did so and thought nothing about it. Blanchard then Lad the truuk removed to another place and broke it open. It coutaived about $500 worth of ladies clothing belonging to & guest of the house. Tho loss was reported at polico headquarters and Detective Dompsey traced Blanchard to Lincoln, where he was ar- rested. In police court the prisoner wai amination and was boundover to the district court. . When the Soptember torm of court opaucd Sherift Bonnett brought over about forty prisonors o be arcaigned. This gang was then taken wto the sherill's olice to bo handcuffed proparatory to boing taken back 1o the county jail. While this little cere- mony was powg on Blanchard gave tho sheriff the “hot foor” and escaped. No ono saw him @o, but he was gone just the sime. Not long ago Chief Datective H. P’. Haze was at the Missouri prisoun on business. Tho wardon was reading some iottors before giv ing them to his charges. Ouo signed *Doc," Jerome caught vhe eve of Omuba's chief de- tective and he thought he recognized the writing. The letter had come from Kausus Jity and Hazo started to look the matter up. Yesterday morning a letter came from Chiet Speers velling Hazo tnat the writer of the letter was Do¢ ‘Blanchard and that he was serving out u 500 fine in the work house for being caught with two negro burglars. Chief Speers said that the Omaha authorities could nave vhe prisoner any time they would come aftor him, One of the incidents in the case which shows Blunchard's gall is related by the de- tectives. On the evening of the day tho trunk was stolen Blanchard was at Court- land beact and met o Mrs, “Williams,” who lives near Idighteenth and Nicholas, When the couple reached the city Blanchard’s companion complained of being chilly. *Doc” told her to wait for him on 4 certain corner and e would get heva wrap. He went to his room und ok from the trunk an elegant cloak and a lot of fine unacrwear, which he presented to his triend. ‘The pairihen spent tho night at the Gault house. Later on Mrs. “Willinms™ sent the stolen property which she b eived to o friend in Crete where it was afterwards recovered by De: tective Dex ed o COLL] Coroner's Jury Re rns a Verdict Valley Shooting Aflen, An inquest was held at the morgue yester- day forenoou on the remains of Louis McPhers son, the man shotut Valley a week ago. Assistant County Attorne oup conducted the examination for the state and Pat O. Hawes represented Ed Collins, who is under arrest for having committed the murder, W. D. Percival of Tur Bep staff was called and his testimony was substancially meas the story of the crime which £ ted at the time. The wiiness said that when Dale identificd Collins at tho cene of the shooting Collins suid: +Th has heen too much stealing here lately aud I propos> to have it stopped.” Duritie the interview with McPherson at Valley the injured man said that Date was his friend and was not the person who fived the shot, At this juncture Attorncy Hawes re quested Coroner Maul 10 haveull of the witnesses prescut leave the room. ‘Pis was done and the examination continued 15 H. Hemming of the World-Herald e rovorated the testmony of Mr. Percival 1o- gavding the statemonts made by Mether- son und the idontification of Colling by Dale. Witness said: =] lud an interview with Collins and asked him where he was that evening; he answered by saying that he aid not keep tabon his movements and didu't know. It wasat this point in the uversation that Harrier came up and told Callins to keep his mouth shut, Collins did not deny Laving done the shooting,” ‘The next witness was Dr J. B, Snmmers, je. He attended the dead man at the county hospital, and on Tucsday evening last ope ated on him and removed some pieces of bone anda part of the buller. The uext day MoPherson was slightly better, and was able to taik a little. At that ume the patient said that Dale hud not shot hin but some unknown man had, The doctor desceibed the post mortem and_identified the purt of the bullet which ne had removed from the buck part of the brain. He considered such a wound necessarily futal, Sheriff Bennett told his story, but thera wus othing new in his testimony. Oliver Dale, the companion of McPherson, was placed on the stand. He said thut his home was in Indiana; that he had iived i Douglas county about five wecks, and haa met McPPherson at Valley the day beforo vhe shooting. Dale then said: *We spent Satur- day evening sitting around the stove in Scagus’ saloon. Atabout 11:30 p. m. we got our sacks and started over to gel some conl to pay forour lodging. We found a stock car filled with coal, the door was open ana wo climbed m. Mac held my sack while 1 filled it and 1 held s, Then the cosl was thrown to the ground and we jumped down. While I'was tylng up my sack L noticed some one come uround e end of the train and 1 said, *Mac, here comes some one.’ It was bright moonlight und | recognized Collins, When he was about six feor wway | said *Hello, 1, but he made no answer. Alter stepping o little closer ho pulled 4 revolver and fired at McPherson, As Mac fell I skippea under a box car and vau, 1 was afraid he was going to shoot me 100, | walked to Waterloo aud s the town was dark 1 pushed on to Papillion, where [ reported the matter, Witness then 1 he was taken Sherift Bennett. Ou cross-examination Dale sald that he hud known Collink about a week and was positive thut he was vhe man who bad fived whio shot City Marshal Burke and Dr. Blair, bath of Vallcy, testified, but their statements did not throw any new light on the matter The attorney for Collins then asked thut the jury adjourn until Saturday, in order that the defense might have time to obtain expert medical testimony with the expocta- vion of proving that McPherson’s death wus caused by the doctors probing for the bullet ‘’he jury thought they had enough tosti wony, howover, aud a vordict was brought in to1he effect thut McPPherson died from the effects of a pistol shov fired by Kd Collins. 1t is expectod thuy Collins will have a pra liminary nearing this afterncon before Justice Smith. Attorney Hawes iutimated that he might waive the hearving befos he Justic nd let the case go 1o the disuncs court. in th ted what ocourred after to valley in charge of Sl Governor Lewelling PrrrsuunG, Kan., No Governop Lewelfing, who was taken seriously ill he ys 0go, is now out of duuger. 1@ - tenat Governor Daniels is still coufined to his bed at Girard, though his case is not serio is. -~ DeWitt's Lattle iarly Risers. Smal pilis, safe pills, best pills.