Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 3, 1893, Page 14

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS 11 12:90 p. m. for the evenine and vniil 8:30 p.m. for the moruing and Sunday edittons, rilsors, b v Ll Jetter in care will be delivered i BITUATIONS - WANIED. oating 4 mmbered check, rossed 10 A numbered Anaw wed Rates, 11¢c 0 word first afic Wi taken for 1os X’w,\ FD, Y A Y work for boar and att 40, Dew 'A’v IHAD AND_CAKE ton. Addross X 43, A OF GOOD tion. 100w thar MAN schivol PLAC Add NG BAKER WANTS POSI- o. MS63 3 WOULD Address H30 4° APPEARANC ZYOUNG WIDOW EXPERIENCED IN HOTEL Wwork would like positfon in linen room or Chamber work, Addeess X 50, Bee R84 PERI Al wet CED Of books Addiess X 4 COUNT, MILY_COACT Rev. Bodholdt M43 4 NOGRAPHER ~WISHE st walary moderate; i 0. AL would tof 1 ' poRition ress X 0 WANTED MALE HELP. v word first [nssrtion 1 1K lows (han 25e B SLICITORS, TEAMS FURNISHED: ¥ pay 10 men Wik Figs, Anwr.can Wring 1600 110 word ther nts are mak further b L X 36, La Crosse, Wis 00 NTED, MEN_FOIL THE SOUTH IN TEN e Avicisas Misstssippt & Lonisiana.chein TKranicr & O Hoarn, Laborageney, 04 8. 111h st LICTTOT Room INDUSTRIOU Tned sl fasuran nell Blums, W oftiee work sl f-addy box P, Chica “CAPADLE YOUNG MAN FOR Wl perndnent offien position in sontiiern ey, Salare 80000, Mt (i talce sl interest in busi- 2 $300.00. Address X important furnixi Ness, requ P SIDE LI PAID TRAV nples 00 P bhoint COUNTY T ortisers; 100 articulurs. Wilkon IN for s Indianadolis. 1 fi' WANTE EVE st [t por 1000 ) ANIZERS FOR HEht parties. Chicago. Sud 5 NAKING POWDER. $00.00 Chicazo B SALESMEN TO SELL We it )ds (0 glass rolling pins. wonth and_expenses, oF commission. Baking Powder Co. Van Buren street, C 566 J AN TO Ko 0d i, - WA 2 TopreRn s e TRAVEL 001 0 1ty Co,, € K PAID TO LADI id” Dish Wasiicr. it tes without ABLE EDUCATED G 1 0f irusts st be ab situation permanent. ji it 1 for pos 1 in e Ccity »of ady et requived. Apply 12, Crofghton Blkc. NTED, ME et IN EVERY tives unde send_stamp japolis, Ind. experlence Deiectiye I NERAL Stamp for . 47 Popes 90 ntee $15.00° woekly, Eelipse Manifacturing Louis, Mo, FOR RENT HOUSE3 T Continwed, WEST 5 AND & ROOM HOUSE IN THE CITY Towast vates. Inauiro 2002 Blondg: RENT, 1 oo eyl e 13ih street, $, 017 i the biock. John 0 NEW 00 per AT OF 1011 block, corner of Mason par month. Tnquire nifn, sgent N MODERN nth randgewor Bee Bldg ROOM BRICK Inquire fo REN S-ROOM Hpany Mss7 TEN, DWELLING. W. F. Mg RN T. A VERY NICE &-ROOM_HOU Tanseom park. Has eity water, cist I, furaen. ete. I8 one of th Hieks, 305 N. Y. Life Blag FULNISHED ROOM Fql ITY IN GOOD EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MOD- Yera, oniy i blocks from o cars, for i 1 ot Sl 40000, R Dt MNA3 B and 60-foot 101, only Harke e 4 FURNISHED ROOMS FOI v, seeond floor, 1ith £10.00 per WHZIE & Lashibury, 16th and Howard MR E E [§ URNISHED AND U NIURNISI Yeith boards modvr; fist-clnss TWO JONS FURNIS FOR . LIGHT M 4 ROOM, GAS BA VINN 1901 NISITED 105 0OMS North Fol 2ild St. I _NICELY FUR Yt 2216 Do, R RENT, LARGE 10 gentlemei. [ DT Uifisia RONT V1 Dodg. NISHED FRONT Ko Kouth Foomi; m 181 LOOM ANT FURNISHED, _LARGE _SOUTH room, wi £3.00 per wi 1 conveniene Toeation: utes waik from 1 ICELY W wonl i Nothing St insortion \ken fo) G WOM DB, UNDER CA ws Christian . 1B OF 17th st F.oe AR emen it FoIoAR0 i oo Dath; $4.50 und $5.00 pe M 147 l 1LOONMS ,\|} Do at 210 STRICT) LY FIRST CLA M BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEM L ave, sa% ELARGE WARM Rt U“I._ (i mderate. Jieterences. 1 WITH BO. 00 Dot i LARGE I MHEAD and board; re 02 North 18th str. A ¥y ¢ FURNISHED ROOM Dodge stre TED. LADY TO DO OFFICE WORK 00 o ot eity: salary #10.00. References and #, eash security required. Address X 47, Be MH7G ALSO SECOND GIRL, MS75 3 EARN - WANT Jatonce. ). GOOD COOK H116 Woolwort N—WANTE] ‘wood M DrOfess] L,\l)\' TO I A v | WANTED. GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS, all family. Apply with ref 100 EWORK, MUST Mrs. Dumont, RL FOR HOU nd lnundress, RL; 'rn’m,\n' TENT Mrn. J. M. 58, T WAGES M Thurs- B St ux Freres Zymotiqu I not only have can' know 18 m 188l handle av someihin engaged in i eus MAKINK sonfe Puris, (', JANTED -LADIES AND GENTL will Py You $5.00 10 $15.00 per week 1o do hone work for us; no canvissing, and send selfaddressed envelope, 224 Tremout street, mrictly EPOITERS AND PRIBUTOR: v and vieinlly, Either sax, B nd stamp, Interstite 15, Ind NOL s Boclit YWANTED, GIRL 8 T0 conipanion io tviilid 1ady. gl Address X 60 (L VaANTED, work. . Call PRL Rates, 100 month. Nothing tik ES TN ALL Hion: #1508 e po ¥ s than 20 PARTS OF THE 01Ty 1500 Fanam. 801 MODERN. CHOICE, 1N Elguttcn 204 oo bidg o PERFECT (( odein; small family: location 20th sthect; yent resonable. Boges & 111 SE MODER] 035 D l) B-ROOM HO { unturaishod. Apply 1112 413 I IR e A R S cementod cellars, hith; tor. owner, D. V. Stey- ens, U01 F ) 0L MeCloy Y. Life. Life FURNITTRE 1n town in for one gentleman 0-LOOM w1y pain 810 Norih 2 HEAP. 1 ~A PRIVATE FAMILY WITH can Liave e of the best residencd hange for Foom aud board Addrens X-5, oe ofiee 01704 CAPITOL, AVE., ELEVEN ROONS, hen vange. bath ‘and el voomers and boarders. Geo, J. Fox £ OTH AVE. FINEST AN 1081 S0 o8 3! in the clty, bath, lauu- oul CAN HAVE GOOD AND i, privaie famiiy, 4 blocks from B, 0. %GO IN HOUSE d or unfurnished; 715 S0 18t T THREE WELL HEATED ROOMS imiprovenients, 1 with o without board, with e, M. TThom 0N, two DIocks € I SOUTH Call and get MO0 O SLL_ FURNISHED room, wiodirn, fivst-class board. i Harney street —3 ROOMS, &, . X Lé venwortl CORNER street, 2 front 6t room; month [ For e ORY HIGGINS th; thirty horses ani S Boo, M3l THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 WANTED--TO RENT. word first Insortion. 1c_a wond othing taken for less than K FANTED. HOME 1N PRIVATE FAMILY whie " or of family, by young Address X Nissl 8 NISHED ROOM miutes wulk from B YANTED. Wand wite. vuiiding Kazn TR T \Boit 1 FOOMIS, SOt Hwest ¥ renohbd: Address X WANT OR LIGHT l\.u.w“ X 08 e ROOMS tenishied preferred, Address MO0 STORAGE. STORAGE Toan and ehcap rates, HOUSEHOLD | GOODS. 1. Wells, 1311 Farnam M. R CARRIAGE And Da venpo WAN TeLD-TO BVY Riiics Tie woud first inserion, 1oa after ord the WEAD MAs) V. LIST REAL 1 nd Do N WANTED, ROLLER Proof safe ald office chalrs, cheap. Address Beo. D. 0P DESK, Must FIRE and SURRY nd 4 p. m Y AND_A DG ANTED, ¥ boiler CLASS Jonies street. 50 TO G0 HORS] MG DERS. INQU i Sunday M RUIT AND CONFEC- town, - Addrou nu?.im.w\m.‘ Satarday vI?h 'I'lll.l"\' WAN Toery e wu»r atis ” STOVES 07 4 AS NEW Wells Atietion a 1111 Farnam st. Ocopeai tinseriion, lea worl thera- 1 for lews thau 25e. 00D MULES, WAGON, HAR- 20, force kale. Call at Fi- Co.\ room 4, Withnell bik, iing tak; FOR BALK ‘KISCLLLANLOUS “Rates. v gword g t () ONE BRUNSWICK BILLIAKD TALL 00T tablis wsed G montiis, as good as_new, le chieap. Address P. O, box 813, West l'.;m(. 812 1 TWO-REVOLUTION aper pross and 1 donbli eyline o folders; goo \ars Lock Box &, fiat Tigg 2 ' for there Q. 373 FOR Intss 1t of oring e powders, (Q POOLTABLE, FIRST-CLASS BRUNSWICK with Monareii cushions. Wililams & Mittan, Room 513 MeCugue bullding, opposite postomm MNTT STEREOPTICAN VIEWS, was destroyed by fi HORSE CA Adiress, X 0 ALE, 100 s (QFR¥SH | COW, = CALF, horses and bar, $100 cash. MISCELLANZOUS. Rates, 10¢ a line ench fnsertion, month. " Nothing tuken {0F less th R WHEN YOU WANT BOOKS BALANCED OR new et opened by i Gountant, with highest Boc Rates, 10c 1 Tine month, QMRS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLATRVOYANT, Sreliablic basiness nied un; th yearit 119 N.10th! 8] MASSAGE, Ratcs, 106 a1 month. Nothin 502 2D FLOO T room , vapor, ile nsuipliu ine and sea ba 15 MASSAGE, 416 1121 DOt aleohol, MME. CARSON, floor 7 ach fnsertion, 1.0 n for less than 25c. TREATMENT, TRO-THER- R R e POSLH19M 8.151h. Withnell bl B14 Rates, 1002 10 Hne per month, Noth T MASSAC J mal baths, and eliropodis A five proc heating fixt 0L DROfit: o0l s F100.00 10 $100,00 4 mont for partienlirs. elnnati, ¢ itors can’ ni from territory fresh: write Tho Ohio Novelty Co, D 1, Cin BOK STLY DESIRE QUICK, AD- orable marriage send_10¢ for fumber Matrimontal News, denvelop, Mercur, 92 M713D, FIND ENCLC vho left home 4 sear on top of with hin cousin, 140 had his foot are county, 0., at the time. After gofting Wi cusin, Willian : Spritg, Kan.), concluded 0 kbog for YOU WILL PL (\ml- of Jolin W, or the SE 1o at When i Tt ¥0 10 Work fo Home tiimne ther all trace of him 18 gone. ! leuving an estate 1o be divided with hl» . M, Tvitine Fancher, Johi's m et 10nglivg {OF ot long 10st 801 thene many s and e Wil be kind enotih (o make known his whereabouts, He can have his porti of the tate. 1 M fanchor his died will Komo of i nds inform Mra. Fancher through the unde algnedt Hopiog that Uiia may reach (i eyos medios. S Mgl Full 1 11 you awk for them, Herb Reni Ay e Kind friend (n timo to biing the glad news 1o ar of his good, old mother i her declining B. Mariin, 850 3¢ ms to M. AGEN 00 A DAY, CITY OR country. niiton, 70 4 T M ] WE HAVE SEVERAL DECIDED navelties o which you ean easily make $100.00 d months, A7 tieen hold of quickly. Our goods sell Llocalitios, no matter how hard the tines, s 11y s | Address. “Manu- Box 3305, Boston. Mass, N33 9 S ¥5.00 TO Call 2707 H; o hook, * Coninion Sells it slght, Send Rudd, 178 Monro: street, O) J . AGENTS WANTED- DO YOI e Trom $20.00 (0 £100.00 per for w16 w0, Wrlte quick and seeure o agency for an article which people will matter how bird the tines, (n faet hard 1 crease the den body buys it s unnecessary. . Don't. noglect 10 #elze this elf in & permanent busi- > 10 net you thousinds of chance; tallure tuivossible: sample, 7oc’ postpald. Address Box 153, Chleawo. T o o Ma7s B WANT ek, Workl Send wiamp . Miller, 21 D 0K matri- M. U MARRY I8 YOr WANT TN wife, rieh o) send 10 cents fa monial vled in plajy FRANK YOU HAVE THAT ) doctors or th 0 o Cook M Ko, for i1l nt DO YOU WA DOCTOR ! T AN ASSISTA parter? Have you a second hand surgl for wale? Do you want medical books? - Ad- dress Natlonal Medical exchange, Ind, 808 DAY ¢ ented. ry house. MeMikin & TS WANTED TO SELL ( rated door Stop and buwiper. * Seils i v Louse. Sumple, 25 centy, st pald. Hardware Specialty company’ Detrolt, Michi LEED RGETIC MAN, WOMAN, GREATEST 10 6 sold fve cents. RK'S CEL- WE W) otrie bell. gas, fu 'y conveniences, hard Wood fuish and ‘Tuquire at p 700 o voy or v ity and town in {he U, 8 distribute i sumples Of ur perfuimcs. 81.00 10 #2.50 per day and GxDEES u\lnnl Addreas with " stamp, 3! Laluer & Coy ¢ - FOR RENT, A NINE-ROOM HOUSE. COT- age Plan, on Poll‘lll‘lon avenue, half block from auscom park car. built by Hicks, ecorated by himan, 1 8 kood nelghborhood. It has furuaee, thi, guk, cistern. (8 south (ront, and in tirat rate conditlon. Apply to Lyman Wat an, 8228 N. Y. fie, OF 10 oWher, J. L. Waoolson, 1025 Canipa st., ! 847 6 — A VERY NICE 8 ROOM DETACHED H( th. Kin, furnace: $25.00 per month. Omahi Estate and Trust Company, roow 4, n‘.la 1dx. }ur clateru, iy water aria. —HOUSES. A. I THOMAS, 60 BARKER k. MoV 0 i weller, high' comml Gutel. Catl ob addivne s, o Mouptin o Blook, Ginai, Wree¥ 4. B- Houghton, 311 Sheeley AGENTS FOR ODR NEW PORCELAIN FIKE: MONEY TO LOAN ~REAL ESTATE Continwen. W MONEY 7o [OXN AT CURRENT RATES Apply 1o W. B Méfkle, First National Bk bide. HONEY TO LOAN OEA"ELS. Rates. 10c a 1ine waot; nsortioy l month. Nothing (aken for 1ows 1 WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KI ritys airletls codfidential. A, B. Harris, roor tinental bloc MONEY TO LOAN We will Toan yait o 11 or large, at the & r Kest possible time, and for any len Htyou. You ean pay it back in such inw 118 a8 you wish, when yon wish, and pay for 1 as 10ng a8 You keep 1. You ¢an borrow on HOUS) THORS} WAREHOU Wit AND PIANOS, RRIAGES nt publicity or removal of property. OMAMA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, H 10T STREET. Or ibov ST ANDONL IRPOR- COMPANY IN OMAHA THE OLDEST, ATED LOAN DO YOU WANT MONEY? Wi FURNIT CARRIAGES WARRROUSE T We glve promt a and will earry You ean reduc by @ pagment at foF FemONAL of property FIDELITY LOAN GUI ANTEE €O, Room 4. Withneil biock, Cor. 151l and Hamey sis, WAGO! RIPTS, ote il applications your ok € A8 YOu Wikh th carrying your loan ro 18 10 prblicity MO Dlanos contidential HORSES, WAGONS, Kindy, Business 430, Range, block. M TO LOAN 0! furnfture of il Ired Teriy, room [ month. Nothing P R ey, #10,000:00 16 1 5000 s conmidered, The o e trade on o, profit. Add ny has i tele at ¢ LASS OPPORTUNITY OFFE quatnted with the stationer Owner of 4 elean, well selected and py new stock, having fnterosts elsewhero re quiring his attention, will sell o for casl half cusl, balance payable in two, four or six monthis, of Will take resl estato in part payment. labilitles against the Stock. Perfe iven at once. Good chi dress Fe IMBER 4l busin inhabitants. County clty, Test business. opening In artienlars address D, €. Bell, York, one oth tha Neb. M7 FOR SALE--REAL BBTATE Continuea. RARGAINS IN FARM LANDS 160 acres In Knox county, Neb., $6.50 { 25-18- er ACRES in Howard county, Neb,, n 11 #6.00 per nere. 160 ACKES {n Wheeler connty, Neb. in euttivation, one of the best farms #12.5 00 ACRES 1 Gr n connt, sley connty, Nebraska, section 1 & ¢ 14 section 18, 18- 12, only & from Nowth Lowp on U: P. Ry and 4 miles f orace Ry. Good wofl, running water, ete., will nt stock Listed with us for auiek sale at §2.00 per 2400 28 IN LOGAN COUNTY Colorado, good soll, 1w he thai only FASTERN will plow miles 18 held make tire tract for §3.7 4 Hicks Ttea) 805 N. Y. Lifo Bl HORSES WINTERED. Rates, 106 a lin I insertion. $1.50 A line per APPL A barn, corer 1oth and Cass strocts “ Maud 1 3D §5 PER MONTH B, Millard, Omaha National bank 215 DD I PARKAVE. Moz i' ORSES WINTERBD AT WINDSOR STABLE 15tk and Davenport, Wil receive best of eare Asonible, M1 D14 IR MONTH. AD- M307 D22% FAIR GROUNDS, 0 in twicon days every hor ¥ Bros. or J. T, Withrow. " el | 1 ORSES WINTER AD. dress W, T ORSES WINTERED STUBEN 1 wrall. K [ OST-ON CADLE CAR. SATURDAY Jing, Diack cloth handbag contuiniu papers, red leather address book. wive se, Catling cards, all With OWHers i a1k0 black leather pockeibool: containing s of ven dollars and bunch of kevs on tecl ehabi, Btreet and recetve rewant MORN- Tetters, Ktamp e on, YW, BAR (FORMERLY. sed: Tafor withM 515 S, 16th st. WITH JOUN G 0. Matl. wnder- Tel. 686, BURKETT, IRAL DIRECTOR A 18 Chilc Tol, § DRESSMAKING. MY | Alllance OPPORTUNITY TO ENTER 1 business. Will boopei Jafi- se of business, mnaking desirable I may be actizo or 8 tarns. Correspondenco Wil Flemlag & Coc Lith FOR SALE ¥. Rockw Neb, guar orinterview solieited. and Douglas strect. Y, HarDw e, with about $1,200.00! ALE, CASH OR Wil Tnvolee iness. il grecnlonses ‘ouncii Blufts, T FOR SALL lished real estaf Box 504, Omakia, N Bu: Y BLECTROTYPE FOUNDRY FOR SAT 50 per cent of the viilue of machi you don't get every day. Good trade, weelver, 116 Chiedgo. HALF INTERES nd loan agel Address locatton: good Mouroc, GENERAL MER W. C. R Deanee o TADY bitsned e WANT $250.0 nes PARTNER WITH pleasant. profitable bu ‘lusive control: business ean be done atvour ol liouse, For particulars address X 58, e 893 YOk SALE GROCERY STOCK, INVOICE $1.500.00, Wil estabiished, Cclass trade and i¢ i don't delay investigation. X 57, T MERO 5 PARTNER IN FIRST-CLASS voll patronized by best clask of e of handling cash: nee 1o Hght n adian eniploynent MOOT 4 NTED, rant; ade: WSt he bl capltal and splendid ¢ formation call at C; ) Farnan, e mnu—?l 0 a line pe month. Nothing tal losa than 100 FARMS 1N \Hul Wil pell e Tndsont 77 STOCK COF MILLINERY AND NOTIO iwant hovses and caitle. Box 205 Frankfo Tnd. l‘uuun LE. BLOCK OF STOCK IN A BANK IN {hisclty, dolie good business, klving pr of large | e and landsonie returns. Box 790, clty. MVSIO AET AND LANGUABEB Rates 100 a Tine each lnsertion, $1.50 4 1ine per Nothing taken for 1o tiar . GELLENBECK XL 1810 Californin st l‘(n_-rm-‘ HOLIDAY 50, solois BANJOIST A OR PERMA: agaient Rates, 100 1 1ine o month. Nothing take ORAND'! 1 adults, Tucaday and llm Puesday 4 Tornis ve M109 Dt FOR BENT HAA.LS Rates, 10¢ allne eac $1.50 A line per nionth. Nothing taken for loss thian 25¢, RMORY HALL, 1714 CAPITOL AVENU Morand's assenibly rooms, 1510 Harney street, for balls, club parties, meotings, cto it very D; hialls fivat-class, Callat 1310 Harne . . MI108 D4 AND TYPEWRITERS, el Tuscrtion, §1.50 Nothing tal thian I _$2.50 PER MONTI{ Those Wishing o join this clask must . Wedues Luy evening of Room 503 ats sehool of N. Y. Life Bl ‘ Rates, Tine per monih. T PAID ON ANY by first TEN PER ( 1 0f money; loun ect on good Omi . York Life by SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. CLEAR BASTE B. V2 LAND TQ EX- fichaige for nidse. 3 P.'0. Box 803, Fre S bl 7,50 ACRES CLE 7 [igrocery stock. Pric miles Central Clty: 40 acy Dalanc for cultivition. 103, City, N My 77160 TO 1.200 ACRES CLEAR BLACK fiand casii for mase. . J. Wiison, Norfotk, Neb. Miia b2ds —FOR SALE OR TRADE, SODA WATER ntfor good improved agricultural lay 0 Nebraska or Iowa, Address 1721 Holm 1, Lincoln, Neb. 71 7 ¥OR SALE O EXCHAN WO and ponfes, some fiie brood mires and regis fered sttlong. il between 2 and 4 b, m, D G, Doane, 1701 Fary 7303 EXCHANG EOR GOOD LIVERY fivarn i good town. Will trade for stock of goods, hardware, good work horses or for good land good lund In_South Dakota will tra Of goods. Address, J. 11, Engle,1d '/ ON fiontir dc; 7 FINE STOOK Jtsom O, 10 1 inson, 1023 Faruan 7 WANTED, 10 THAD v fitor sig ntig. M. O. Daxon. 40 7 {vation, Address lock box i cast stre 7. FO TALFOWN g, $2. ke Offers. MrA0 3 150 MILES D. Hutéli- IN 10WA, FARN for o home, ¢ CASH AND ( it pland Raten, 106 a line per month. Nothii; achi fnaeriion. #1.60 a line 83 than 20¢, ' DOUBL] spacious’ grounds, of the finest - §1K.000.00. in good ) FINE LOTS IN BRIGG PLACE AND CASH fora vicant 1ot. ¥, K. Dal Barker BIk. Mudi 5 AR For A cholee, couuty, within and only three BLations Loy ¥t Cr ol and 11 friits. fari pro oved 40-acre tract in Su ne e of the town of Lo Plati: from new Fort Cruol; (wo - in’ this A MIDDLD-AG D LADY, WIDOW, WOULD Mke to form (h cauaintance of sone elder) ling 10 a8l Add Baz 3 E 18 THE ONLY SUCOErS: own: uever fails; #: nd board. TON' “VIAVI IS A HOME TREATME boolk and consultation fr T H RACT JUST Hicks, U N Y. Lite o \LI2. ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYME ve lothon Q &t hall way between § ufh Oiliaha. No interest. 3. A. CHOIOR 10-ACKE 50,00, OR fine mou Dodie, INESS BLOCK FOR SA tern Nebraski, LE P.0.vox 100, Cr fe Bldg, Lady attendant. ONEY T0 LOAN REAL ESTATE, Rates, 100 4 1ine_ each {nsertion, $1.60 4 liue per mionth. Nothiug taken for less thin 2o¢. W, Fehd MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, . Davis Co. Famam st 810 lay cooklug yemsels. Wages, $3.00 (0 7.00 per dav bay every 2 weeks. Addrehs Craneton & Co. JAGENIS WANTED EVERYWHERE FOR 40 of the ¥reatont mochunival wouders of the 'xeluslve territory give - TR R A end for clronlars, B 30 000 st SpwRda. . 10 00 be Ty, W.Farnam Smith & Co.1 }'u::m T ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST 0O, 818 N, Y. Life, lends at low rates for cholee security on Nebriakis il 10wa farish oF Omabia ¢ty properts. POCKET CIGARETTE MACHINE FOR MAK- 10k YOUr OWD CIEATCiies. Agents winted' Ad- dress Clgareite Koller Co., P w MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON Lmproved and unimproved Omaha real estate, 1100 years. Fidellty Trust Co., 1702 Fa um!l! FoR gL nearly modern” i New York M770 8 FURNISHED FLAT, TWO BLOCKS postofiice: rent only $45.00 per month now payiug g0 Good buveaing in ull purts of city, " ¢, D, Huichinson, 1023 Farnam MALL HOUSE AND 60-FOOT LOT ONL 500,00, ¥, K. Davling, Burker block. M8t JOR SALE, HANDSOME 8 ROOM HOUSE, MOD- e convenlencen, near Hauseom Pack, only #0,000.00, easy terms. Hicks, 100 N.'¥. Life Bldy vy N Goon EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, MOD- Uera, only § blocks from Farnaw cars: for & car lot, ¥ K. Darling. Barker Blk, Mudo 0 FINE Ratos, 10¢ i line each nsertion. $1.00 & lne por month. Nothing taken for less tian LEMEN CAN SOON of shorthand and in Sant’s school of slor ypewriters to rent, H2K ach i Nothing taken for month. ] SONNENDER J. Douglus st L wiiteles, ete. Old g0 DIAND s Border Hleck SBCUBJTII}S F\)R SALE Tates, 100 o 1ue cach ingertion, #1, month. ' Nothing taken for loss thau 18T MORTGAG ¥ ) i 1lue per OIC ANY ANOD 6. Wallace, Tirown Dlock, 160 and D C. I‘Y OFFIGIAL NOT!UEE. Notie f the Sitting of the City Council us K a Board of Kqualizat . To the Union Pucific Kallway Company, the Omaha & Lepublic: Vulley Raliway Com- pany, the Burimglon & Missuurl iKiver Bail- in Nobraska, Omahu & Southwestern Rulwiy Compi the i & North Platte Ttaflway Company, the Fromont, i k- horn & Missourt Valley Railway Company, the Chicugo. St. Panl, Minneupo Is & Omalia Ruliway Compuny, the Om a Belt Llue Kallway Compuny, tho Chicazo, Itooi Isiand & Pacillo Ruilwuy Company You and each 0f you aro hereby notified thut in parsuanceof the provisions of section 79 of an aet entitled “An uct incorporating metropolitan cities und defining, reguluting und prescribing their duties, powers and Gov crnment.” as amended by the leglslature of the stute of Nebraska, at its sess on in 1503, (he oity olerk of the city of Omana has udded to the assessment rolls of sald eity of 184 atl the road-beds, rights of way and superstructuros thereon, maln und side tracks, depot bulldings, dopot grounds, olifug stoek, telegrabh 1ines. and all othor property, reul or porsonal. owned or operated by you o wny of you withn sald city wid not apposr- in7 upon thoe county rolis of Douslis county, Nobruska, by reuson of having heon returné i or listed to the stute suditor, or for uny other veason, the samo having beon added to said nssessment rolls for the purpose of having the same ussessed ns near us may be Lo corre- spond with the assessed 1 on suldcounty ol for the Orabu for munielpal pu by sald eity of Or You are further notified that suid went rolls with sald additions und showing the assessed valuation of your proverty are now on file in the office of sai city clerk, sub- jeel 1o your exwmination and Inspectiou. You iud eaoh of you ure further notified that the City Councll will sit us & Board of Equalization at committee room A, second floor of the Uity Huil, commencinz Friday. the §th day of Decembor, 180k and for four duys thereafter, holdins « session of sald council as such board of equalization oach of xuid days from 9 0'elock u; . 10 5 0'clock p. ., for the purpose of eaualizing sald proposed us- S0ssniont of sald DIODOFLY DY correoting any ors thore‘n, und for the purpose of henring or any of you may m~-lru Mg tho Dlactig of sald bro orty. OF hily (hoboOf, 01 suld Assessment roils, he valuation therdof, OF in uny manner re: lating to sald Drl)Ln ed levy, Omuna, Novewber 25th. i1 JOUN GROVES, City Clerk. D Diait PATEITT BYREAU. U ES & 00.. SOLICITOKS Boe ullding, OMAHA, NEH. Advice FREE 100 acren™\ HE ONLY SMILED A Heroic Union foldier Spared by Con- federate Ohivalry, INCREASE IN ARMY DESERTIONS AT DEATH GREAT Cables of Different Nations—Na eers Morit More Rocognition - “They're Thar Yit, Gineral, M Eogle The annals of the union army are lent as to the battle of Pickett's Mills. I'here is no record of it in the archieves at Washington, and General Sherman, who ordered the attack, ignored it in his official report of the paign and makes no mention of it in his memoirs, writes Cantain . J. Mackey in the New York Advertiser As it was tho most desperate assault made by his troops in that memorable campaign and subjected them to fearful slaughter, throngh a failure duo chiofly to tactical orrors, it eoid hardly have been obliterated from his memory by tho after glovy of his far march from the blue mountains to the blue sea. 1t was reported, however, by General Joseph B, Johnston, who commanded the confederato army opposed to that of General Sherman, The battle was fought on May 1864, and was brought on by o ment on the part of the Fourth corps, commanded by General O, O, !lu\\m‘«l. to turn the vight of the confederales and take theiv position in reversoe. The confederate forces consisted of Cleburne's infantry division nd Wheeler's dismounted cavalry division, They were entrenched along the erest of a low vidge about two miles west of the town of Dallas, Ga. The attacking force comprised f brigades, cach composed of from sov to nine fall regiments, thus aggic the numerical strength of three ordinary divisions. The attack, instead of being made in column aceording to the skil- fully devised plan of the corps com- mander, the brigades moving within casy supporting distance, was a series of detatched assaults, the brigade that opened the battle being unsupported, and each advanced at long intervals after the other was driven back. The brigade of General W. B. Tazen, an id soldic¢r and the trae hero of the battles of Stone River and Mission Ridge, advanced first to the assault. For neavly an hour it battled with a valor and fortitude worthy of its renown, under a fire as tervible as any that sol- diers ever faced. While retreating under ovders, fiving vesolutely as it foll back, the color sergeant of the 124th Ohio, the regiment on its right, com- manded by that typical Amorican officor, Colonel Oliver H. Payne, stepped from the ranks and planted = the colors of the regiment as a rally- ing signal within twenty yards of the confederate lige. As he did so, and before he could remove his hand trom the staff, he was shot dead and the colors fell with him, their folds part ally covering his body. Another soldic of the same regiment then advanced, and as he stooped to lift the colors he 100 was instantly killed. A third rushed forward to save the treasured ensign, and mingled his heart’s blood with that of his devoted comrades. A fourth soldier from the line of the [24th Ohio then advanced at double quick toward the fatal spot. He was a corporal, wearing his sword, but with- out his rifle, and apparently about 20 years of age. He had a tall, lithe figure and his face was handsome despite the powder stains upon it. As he reached the point where the colors lay many o the confederate soldiers called out to him to surrender. He smiled at the summons and taking off his cap with his left hand waved it toward them, and then bent down to grasp the color staff with his vight. Many a deadly bead was drawn upon him by the unerring marks- men, whose rifles were gleaming in the move tain William . Nowell of the Fourth Texas Rilles, in front of whose company the fallen flag lay, cailed out in a clear, metailic voice thut rang along the line: “Don't shoot! For God's sake, mon, let the brave fellow take the colors!” His appeal was heeded and, although the line continued its fire upon the re- tiring union troops, the daving corporal was considerately spared, and bore the blood-dyed Nlag back to the ranks of his regiment [ venture to say military history, lofty chivalry —displayed by both sides on that ceeasion has been illustrated in war only by Awmeri- can soldie With a li nivalric spirit, a few weeks later, the Forty-fivst Ohio infantry, while on picket “duty, RR[LWP\Y ‘I’IME{ GCARD TON & Q| Aviv _Omaha nt student that the as a dil of 1501 813, ~..Chiie ‘Chicagh licazo & Lo B L00als 3| BORLING TON & MO0, RIVER Na | Dop5t 10U and Midyi Sii. Donver Bxpross. )15 am | Boadwood EXpreds. 4:50 | © Expross .50 bin - Nebidiaka Local (Exeeni n Looal (i pinf. i b | am | " Ar Onal Ol 045010 040 Do t Kanuis Clly Dity Expros i Night Exp. via U. P, Traiis [ CHIOAGY, T, [ & PACTHIC, Union Depai 10th & Maray Sis.| T EAST. Atlanile Arrivia ‘Omaha Loavos Omisha 0w | £00 | X prosy 00 pm | (1 tibuln | Lo 270 8w | oklahonia Bxp. (10 0. 1, ex. Suii) WEST. I 0 iim | O a0 i & Poxas EXp (XS0 95 pm Colorado Limite | o W | UNION PAUIRLC i {Unton Dipot 100h & Marey Sty m Denvor Bxpre 215 pn | Oyerlind ¥ .45 pin | Bcainies & Stron 040 pin 0230 pm | Zian 45)pn Avilvoy Omaha 1,07 W0 x (0 B | 1230 1 1105 Denver Fast Mall 4:20 v CHICAGO. MIL & S1. PAUL . Depot and Marey 8. | Avrivon a4 .40 i 5.0 v Arrives Omala 510D 0 510D 10,458 1 avos | O waba | L 0 ) VALLEY il _Depoi 15t und Websisr Sia. . DONIW001 BRI AL Wyo. Exp. (€5 Mo rass (B, 90 AGO & NORTH W U. P, dopot. 10th & A 30 pm | ( 6.55 am Valioy Lodal MISSOURI PACIFIC, and Webstarsts. |0 4 0.00 ain 460 piy 010 ) 10 b | Dilly fex C ST P M &0 Depo. 15t and Webate THloux Clty Accommodath Sioux City Expross (Ex. 8. 7.8t puul Limtted Gaic{ind Pawsenzer (Ex SIOUX CFTY & PACIFC, Depot. 10 wnd Marcy Sa. S10ux City Panseager St Paul Express SIOUX OITY & PACIFIC Depot, 15tk and Wbt E St Paul Limiwd Chicago Limited Leav OMAHA & ST LOUIS, Omaha|U. P Dopot, 10t aid Marcy “3.66pm) .8\ Louls Canuon Ball. .. aves | ‘Omiuha R00 Wi 116 pm 4 6100 Teaves (o Omaia 0.60 am 4.00 i Leaves | Omaba BAspn 548 pm St S| B4 |Arrives Omala 11020 pm 1000 4 Omahis 12.30 pa | fMlag in th Atlanta cam- | ductor ting | sunlight not sixty feet away, when Cap- | having received orders to fire volleyy for ten minutes, commencing at dage break, Colonel R. L. Kimberl who ommanded the rogiment, gave notics ofsthe order to the officer in command of the confederate regiment on picket line, distant about 100 yards in his }r.vnl He stated that the object of the notice was to avoid inflisting’ any causaltios upon the opposing pickot, which at once changed its station to a point out the line of fire, 1 decply rogrot that T eannot give the names of the four heroes of the fallen t unrecorded battle. But 1 have recently engaged in a correspond ence with certain_survivors of the One Hondred and Twenty-fourth Ohi which, 1 feel assured will soon enable me to do so. Recant Military Dev.ces. gn nations give g employment of “cable,” as the wive called, in rapid marches and for sers vice in tho immediate front whero delays incidental to the insulation of naked wire could not be tolevated. Cable requires no insulation, can be trampled on, run over and laid in watoe without impairing its action. The cables of different nations differ alightly, |u|¥ ave very similar and aredivided into five classos, as follows: Tho *‘ad- vance post,” cable, the “field,” the “light field,” which is the lightest, the “eavaley™ and the “river" cable. he advancs post cable consists of a copper conductor insulated with gutta perehaand covered with cotton, This is wound spivally with eight fine coppor wires, which serve as a return cons he whole is braided with hempand hasa diamoter of .18 of an inch. Its tensible strer s 150 pounds and its weight soventy-cight pounds per mile. The ficld cablo is pra The light field is used when itis im- portant to reduce weight to tho minimum and it is the most suitable for lines run by men with recls on thelr back It weighs, with reel, but thivty- five pounds to the mile. Tiie cavalry o strueted uso weight to tically the same. slo is specially con- within the spheve of action of this sorvice, and the riv ble, as its name implies, is specially constructed for use in the crossing of riven 1t is steonger than the others, and for protection and to increase the tensile strength wound with eight steel ropes, cach composed of fourteen strands. Within the last few yoars nearly every prominent nation in tho world has oquipped itself with excellent field cable. On account of the great cost of good cable the United States has failed as yet to procure a supply at all coms mensurate with its needs. It would seem, however, as though the new field telephone would prove the most satis- factory instrument yet devised, though thero s still room for improvement, It is probable that the introductjon of the bieyele as a part of the equipment of the signal corps will canse o reorgan- ization of the field-telephone service. As a means of transporting the wire and in- strument the bicycle is unequalled,as the vecl can be so placed on the machine ag not to intecfers with the rider, who car- ries the instrument case slung from his shoulder. With the bicycle but one man is required to lay and operate the line, while without it two men are required, In laying the line the signal-man rides sarcfully or pushes his wheel to avold straining the wire by any choking of the recl. An attachment will soon be ed by which, in taking up a line, is automatically recled up the bieycle proceeds. It is estimate that with a wheel a signal-man can lay four miles per hour, and on a spurt six miles. a Why Soldlers Desert, Were not enlistments so brisk, owing to the hard times, that more good ves eruits offer themselves than the army limit will admit, there might bo more anxiety over the disclosures in regard to desertion,says the New York Sun. Some facts bearing on this subject are contained in the veports of the officers of _ the inspector general’s lelmleonS Colonel Hoyl, in the Department of th Missouri, reports 183 desertions thore for the last fiscal year in place of 146 the year before, heing an increase of about 25 per cent, although there has been & decreaso in- the average enlisted strength. Out of the I83 noted the cause for desertion was unknown in 04 cases, while in 38 it was put down as 1 dissatisfaction,” and in 20 more as “to escape trial and punishment.” The remaining known cases were so miscelluncous as to give little clew to the reason of the increase. Major Vroom, Department of Te. reports an increase of desertions there, and thinks “‘heroic treatment” the rems edy for the evil. Lieutenant Colonel Bacon, Department of the Platte, shows 110 desertions there against 70 last year, being an increase of 38 per cent. He recommends the repeal of the law pros hibiting the enlistment of privates who have served ten yeavs: also the paying of & higher interest than4 per cent on soldiers’ deposits of money with the gov- ernment, and finally, & return to bi- monthiy ggyments. Major Humilton of the Department of the Columbia r«hm\.wm increase in de- sertions from 175 lust year 1o 218 now; That is about 25 p v eent. For 183 ouf of the 218 desertions it was found imi possible to assign any cuuse, Of the whole number 151 deserted in their first year. Henotes the important point that the increase in desertions had wa'nu be fore the passage of the ten years' law. Restlessness and the lack of suitable punishment for desertion scem to him connceted with the extent of the offence. He questions *‘whether prison discipline administered in the army isas cflicacious as that adwinistered in eivil communi- is as, Licutenant Colonel Young, Fourth cavalry, commanding at Jefferson bar- racks, says that most of the desertors at that point are recruits who have en- listed fraudulently and fear trial Colonel Carlton, Bighth cavalry, thinks it would bo well to send recruits at ouce to their regiments, Colonel Burr, Pwenty-fifth infantry, and many other officers think that one trouble is that 100 many people sympathize with and shicld the deserters, us if they were es- caping from tyrannical treatment, Colonel Townsend, Twelfth infantryy has this noteworihy suggestion: Stop the uasoldierly labor and do away with the inequality of service and pay. Buk this work must be done. The quarterinaster wust have his mechanics and laborers, and the adjutant must have clerks. Thiei enlist specially for such duty, glving pay for the work, the men uot enlisted a8 soidiers, but as mechanivs, clerks and la- borers. Lt soldiers b2 soldiers, una if they have to labor, let it be military labor. 1t they handle the pick and shevel, let it be for intrenchments or something in the liue of their profession. If 4 company numbers sixty men on the rolls. there should be sixty men for dvill und paraee, less the si those on guard, When ho comes off guard, there should be uo old-guard fatigue. ‘Ihe ouly futigue work for him should be keeping his premises clean. He should always be for military duty. 1f he enlists to be a soldier, let him a soldier, and nothing but o soldier, Then we shill have contented soldiers, it there be any such. | These are all interesting suggestions, and perhaps they may bear {ruitin sos curing remedies tor the evil of exces- sive desertion. ——— When a good mau prays, every dolar be, hias says amen, :