Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1894, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TYESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1894, FOR BALE-—-MISCE LLANEOUS. MERCHANT TAILORS. FOR aALEH?;AL ESTATE. Y T cbAfituea. % I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF 3 ey 0 o 1 St T e — e PRV, THES ARRY r] IF YOU BUY, BUY THE BE MAC ;(L\'H GARDEN LANDS, (_r i\‘lH ) l~|\“¥ ly‘fl:"l OF Fall and winter D ' [] [ ‘ D -] kinds; gns Lhm( all best quality. Omaha | 1 B~ G. A. Lindquest, Merchant 16 8. l’-‘lxh ;I Fen waing Co., 1311 Farnam st. @ = — il — Méo O | i R 1, B P T R e | e itk i CKEN county: & cents atvedb. Boges & IHill. 10 . O O CHTAT bt Farnam, o R V67 90 DRESSMAKING. # [ D ALE FULL BLOODED | CHOICE GARDEN TANDS, ML, FROM SMAKING IN FAMILIES, 219 & 10TH e 0 months oid. Inquir | Qmaha postattes. jpdo iy acres, sumo MAR2-015% L N PR | T . WANTED, SEWING IN FAMILIES. Cf a3 " b ] MISCELLANEOUS. | "lar, ciatern, ety water; cor. 13 X, Dee Mton o n . office 418 8, T4th st. Tel. 117 A e 5 GRINDING. ] R80T | FOR SALE. TGH, AN ACRB LOT, | e o - - two fronts 4 houses BCISSORS, LAWN MOWE RAZORS, ¥ r j CLAI AVOYANTS. $13,0m; will . Apply ground. ‘Melchoir Bros., 1138 Farnam street, ) 0 L - Shannon, 258 Binaey St i NS t 5 D WARREN, CLAIRVOYAN o N . — for rent ? The Bee want ads are “ — e | e il ] B Hanecon, | o &) 7 MASSAGE. BATHS, ETC. it B AR NG MO A B P O MEDICAL, =] read by thousands of people each O SMADAME i vioon, | No tradel” Fermn e Teash! baline lon | o on i 1 AKD DURIN phurine and sea T—Moh 2% s s i — | conidentin s otk g taduatad mid day. Take down your board and _ [] ]| siufine und —_— e | ot Mo sereen Bincuine e 7] 3 ) MME. LA RUE, 6 SOUTH im0 TYPEWRITERS M o8 try a 25¢c ad in The Bee. ~ EEILIN ) | = - il [ || sassxce savasn seiwars, 31 Do PEWRITERS ~OFEERED TOR DENTISTS, ] 1] - - iy smitve’ ey one and you Wil W | BRC GEORGE &, NASON, DENTIST, SUITE 30 =i %3 \d ful ine of supplies. e ‘axton block, 16th and Farnam sts., tel. Ti2 J TURKISH BATH ""‘ RS 9 A M oy = ;ll. PAUL, DENT 2020 BURT 8ST. 06 S 5 3 3. | Karbach blk. o 10011 [h g #tea pewriters, th buy of o [l 17 Words for 25 cents. ¢ et U P B e W A A STOVES 1 o i St g = the best machines mad they 1 outwenr - In Both Morning and Evening Editions. = e oW s madel oY iter quaiily | RELIADLE STOVE COMPANY, 2l NOW: = g g O B PERSONALL S ssCE el ol betles QBT | RN =T IR UMBRELLAS MADE, RECOVERED fo Piense ‘ot “Hhd yoli machinta to” e 1 | second Hand; ko sioves boukhi oF exeqns B paired. 105 South Sixtecnth street you want them repaired, United Typewrit Mi6l 8§ VIAVI HOME TRI FOR TADIDS ne 138, STENOGI PHER rl{m L [ 0 call Viavi Co., 34 Dee bldg attenin PLUMBERS, CTGLIRPE, | GENERAT > 10C CIGAI FOR 5C, HAVANA a DANJOISTS AND Al —— - = , = AXIDERMISTS. BATHS, MASSAGE. MME. POST, 319" Fi PLUMBING OF VERY KIND, GAS | _ " - - — = = = =l steam & hot water heating TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA FLBCTROTHERMAL BATHE, FACTAT M Sk d logue, George B. Brown, jr., & Co., 709 8. 16th Continurd. Hot water heating, gas fxtures, globes, 12 = - = ""‘”.”"'"‘"”' ot ".‘"""T‘ “f” 5o 1°5% | Camd Tiroom houses und fintr. Tit o e IMEIT-O1 | J. . HANIGAN, PLUMBING, STEAM BOARDING FINE LIVERY RIGS L 1R P L 4 s 24t » 1N L A hot water heating. 5 Leavenw L. cheap. Ed 17th and 8t. Mary's ave. & m. for the morning and Bunday editions, | 2D BELLE BPPEALY 18 FIFTED AND MEAS. | et MAUE DEANS . e Sap ! s e A have answers nddressed (o @ numbered letter | FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS, e R e Iy HOTELS. = 10 care of The Ter. Answers so addressed will Bkl L b | i et e ot the "ncroutyne HOTH vep CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, Rates, Yie aoword Gnst Insertion, 1o'a word £ porti. fIUa Y By “corttthat | " Omana, ou vaten”SLW 0§15, otel Riche- | & MORRILL, CARPENTER, OFFICE AND after. Nothing taken for less than ¢ for LA T AR " q{ ON. o liew. Geo. Mitehell op., 108-110 N. 13th, fixtures a specialty. Patching and ples. FRONT PARLOR. MODERN CON shapely and is appree Ly every . Mitchell, prop., hr £ chil ! oy inonte. fHust R consecutively es, furnished or unfurnished, with fady “who catls"at” pariors. ‘1009 Farnm elreet 181 07 5. 409 S. 1t st., telephone 405, 196 2 o s - - board so small ros upstairs. b U--M278-013 (e e, - " - — = it e s ABTNA HOUSE (BUROPEAN) N, W. COR == SITUATIONS WANTED. el MACKINTOSHE BIER BOOTS, 131 13h and Dodge by day or weske CARPET CLEANING. o ON WANTED, AS CLERK Of BOOK- ISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSRKEE - - L M2 O _ | gD MENRYMAN, CARPET AND RU Al AL ol an and wife. Ttéut taken In - board MME. LA ROOK. MASSAGE, 180 LEAVEN: | oTnn DARKER, 500 PER DAY, 19 ROOMS, 0 8. Uth; tel. 861 ontion: . Bix nihs' experi- LTl . bt T SRE I R L U In the heart of the business houses. = Specla Farnam M : e > & MRS, F. DORSEY, CARD READING ra, Moom aud Loagiiby the nth ¢+ FURNACLS TUATION aoon COOK L PURNISHED AND UNFURNISIED ROOMS, £ UM 85 FEST FURNAGE MADE, SOFT ¢ Trate familys | Siwitiisboged ce heat INFORMATION LOST. consuming and hard o e Gt Mt 259 Ot REN man or L LI e LOST, CHILD'S TAN CAPE, BETWELEN — ARG — E z -3 with all ¢'» ing: wmen, infonustion to Mt C and Chicago and 218t and Douglas. I DoALE COAL. 1 WISH EMPLOYME K oR O man, Liberty, Llinois will please leave at Mice, M Hecwe 4 4 fice boy; am stend tobaceo oF — UR GO, MANUFAC 3 OHNSON BROS, lquor; of geatlemaniy nd am [ FOR Ri o e i e VP ACTURERS | Lost, A WHLTS FRENCH POODLI MALE | JQHNEON BROS., 1y educated. Will be satisfic w roomns o Arments e b4y dog, wearing silver plated collar with bells; 8 “arnam st teforences I necessary i Room 201 Kartiaoh hiic o roward of $3.00 will b paid for del of e s & 2 8 . dog at 4 North 19th street ot NIC O OD HOME FOIt BARY, PRICE REASONA- MONDAY AR LRGN "oN \”H” DYt WORKS NI Bl Wt g Ble.” Call”or write, 635 Burt and 324 sir CDueis, between T5th and 21, HOEDSACK, TWIN CITY WORKS FLING M - containing purse with 1521 nam strect. Dyeing de i ¥ FOUR LATUGE MONEY TO LOAN —RIAL ESTATE. [ = TED, A FEW TEISONS 1N EACH PLACE Fakilale LR i INSUTAN ; BICYOLES. JOS ERINEING b Ao wriling; scud stamp for 150 e book of or baught. F, M. s o REED 10B PRINTING 0., FIN B e Y B < il Yo REPATIUED AND RENODELT of all Kinde. 11U #ie Lee’ butidi o e - | FUBNISEED ROOMS AND BOARD. | ANTiioNY LOAN & THUST Co. 315 N.V.LIET s, vaired, C. | mmete — " ] E ' T, TRAVEL A at low rates for cholce n ksmith, N0} NG . W ANTED, DY MANCGAGTUNAR, TRAYEL. | o tie R o ATiD, ST TAITOL, AVENT Brnaka and Towa farms or Ommalie:elty propen o Ll N UPHOLSTERING o at“room 010 Sheely block, from 3 . ne o 1:3) | 5 FoMieze |V s W NEW AND OLD, i 62 i CE D TSI L . BN NICE ROOMS: GOOD BOARD: RATES REA. | MONGY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUC 23 N 1600 st LA ) WAN FOMIT O TO RESE! Us sonable;convenicnces. The Rose,2020, Harney. v impr. ) mproved Oma b = = s Who, airéady has an oflice in Omana. Write M6z 82 Fideiity Truse Co, 1702 Farnam et BICYCLES—ALL STYLES B NIGHT SCHOOLS. L R et el L FRONT ROOM FOR TWO. WITH STRICTLY | e e s Cincinnatl, Ohi ] frst_class board, 200 Doiiglas st P20 | MONEV TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIA | Sendufor our list of secondhand and whon: | ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLUGL CANTE] IMAN WITH SO 2l —— real estute. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton hik o i Ly o WANTED, A GENTLEMAN WITH S0M UNFURNISHED. FROND AND DACK TAR e s it i, i ) SR R RIS L lor; also furn. rooms .with board. 212 B " {ERS for. 1ith and Dongis st i Alko-furh, foon \ i | MONEY TG LOAN AT 10w GAS FIXTORES, 7 PAWNBROKERS. BD, BY THE AMERICAN FINE ART | oo = T U T T T M ZOVIS; S0, I YA a0k e Tien | He MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY, 418 N. 16th’St. e oA experienced, litho- | NICE ROOM WITH BOARD, CHEAR, 308 CABS | || oo e et WE AKE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE T kruphio soliclior e of local ‘agency £ U hegehe nd_unimproved Omaha of ‘gas ani’electrics lisht fxtures, globes, | : FENH) Mt b thorauhy’ eliabie: acaiia ot BLEGANTLY FURNISHED SOUTH FRONT | 1005 sears. fileiis Yrase oo SR TR R T HORSESHOEING. commected in Omaba ol room or suite; private board; best con - SN S8 AT, U % ¥ “Bot it — ‘able to lake fences. 2110 Douglns street M35T RN at onge. The Husswey & Day Co., 4} South = - . Tenulted ana mbiflovs 10 - L - T2 | COANS ON IMPROVED & UNINPROVED CrTy | bt st Ramse biliing, 648 021 THOMAS MALONBY, #12 N. Wil &7, Tor himselt. ‘Address applicd ¥ iED 1OOMS WITH BOALD. 013 | ~property. §.000 & upwards B 1o 7 por conts no | ——-meos e R R particulars, sta'ng references. ex Douglas. WMD) 0150 Heldys.” W. Farnam Smith & Co, 150 Faruam, | GAS AND ELECTRIC. LIGHT FIXTUI - - - i Smith, Hotel Diitan s Tren L W | “hade’in desian and finish’ o lmveonize with e = GOOD ACCOMMODATION SEVERAL = s any architectus W Gesired by I M. Rtus- tice 'is' Hereby given that the partner- T CLASS CARVE young ‘gentielen. Reduced rates to thase | LIFG INSURANCE POLICIES DURCHASED | soll, 313 S. I5th street M) 022 otice i Roreby given that the pa 1029 South 15th St._ having roommna Also lnrge front room for Loans on same negotiated. Welliver & | e | thip heretofore existiig between Willlam A win's 192 married co e Albany, 2001 Douglas & Drexel bldg., Phila., P W UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Paxton, jr. and R A Brachvogel of this e NCED AND INDI'S- % = it . g s AinEai und b Densman th“\‘W T e NISOED R im0 | CIIAS WO RAINEY. OM. . K. RURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR A Omaha Block Bulletin compr perience with country Must come. well | with whole or wd. 463 embalmer, 1618 Chicage st., telephon: 93, this day dissolved, by agreement, and the nmended. Single ed. Lt 8. 2th ave. F 6120 | MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAT, ESTATE e R DERTA T e i AL R & ,“”'_""""“""r bt % pald, Kahn & Joseph, M = — - — at 6 per cent. W. B. Meikle, 18t Nat. bank Mdg | SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AN conducted by R Brachvoger, i HANDSOME INT R WITH BoARD; [ 0P ¢ i s il shugaiioel ol embulmers, 1701 Cuming st., telephone 1060, W- A Paxiron. Jn - = | Tretercacee, X, 3sih M sy : A BRI SEL. BYERY COU ALARYOR o -~ ~ o r R — g e ot Sept. 24, 1894 X0 experien ow Ll L | STRE HILLSIOB I¥THAND DHODGD, N bl AiRbi e e MO MAUT. UNDERTAKER e f AAREL unlimited profits men apply | management, large rooms, furnished and. ¢ sl G Sl palmer, 117 Farnam st., te quickly, stating snlary . furnished, stes heat, excellent table o o v - Ry L s W W. BAKER, UNDERTAK INVALID CHAIRS, RpOME s 1oARD MONEY T0 LOAN—CHATTELS, | ——eeooooooooooooooooooo —_— MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIA BUSINESS NOTICES. UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR KENT | homes, wasons, cie, at lowest rates o GAATIA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY; OLD ¢ UNFURNISHED PARTOR FLOOR Or v | G4 payv. e loan ot at any ‘tme or in Dipes made new, 613 8. 16th; RO BD (aemnarchas e I oy A AR N S = OMATIAY MO LOAN CO DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 119 N 18 none but_competen 0 G-Me 16th s L M Bviss U o) TO WENT. UNFURNISIID | ING YT by o 639 have buard if dcaired: 58 Dodme MONEY TO LOAN ON PLRSONAL irt of Dee building. F 3 3 —_—_— erly. Harvin Loan Co., 701 ISELE. SIGN PAINTERS; | Elistic Stockigs. Letormity bruces, Trugses E s. 1518 Douglas stre Urutches, atterts Eyringes, Invalid end M1 IF YOU WISHL EMPLOYM FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES TR T TR oes. 1518 Doug G| Chitches. Daiirics, Syringes. tnval e e D e CORNER STORE, #h), 921 DOUGLAS. INQUIRE Sy 1 Farnant BE ALOE & PiNToLD o, Gond W paid. | S : YR = = STEAMSHIP LINE. e FoR R B IS iplaney horkos, - wag ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS_SAIL G2 DENE APPRENT proof, cem Lt y regularly aturday from New York for " Ing fixt amount. FIDBLITY LOAN GUAT 1 chorla, Beptem: Curer the effects of ply at the room 4, Withnell block. avl’- Juse, | l‘,\t';,‘.‘(!!h. WANTED, GOOD GIRL s e e S e em/ ious,’ impotency, - ~ light and elevator seivie Mrs. J. Benson, - > s New rates to the atio s o t" L Bk COMPETENT A HOWLING SUCCESS, HAVANA “u- principal 8¢ all conti- o3 bx ofory % o Dot sework; 3 in family nental points. m ders, (h,ylw,‘ou\v.; ettt N o ™ f 70 2 = = ward ¢ tckets apply any of o AlLA RU .. and_ Curning. A M __AGENTS WANTED TIE NATIONAL [IXFORMATION _Q.\;\_” local agents or to Henderson Bros.. Chicago. Omaha, Neb. WANTED, A RIENCED GIRL | TANTED, GOOD SOLIC AND | change Co N ank, Oms oo . & DOf Seera) ho Mra 3 Wileox, & women, o work for iho Progiesdve Bndow: L G N P LR MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. P fi TE QT f eot. o ment Guila of America. for Wit 4 : ade. s = : 3 = —— = = = ——— and 4Ihnlln|lm I 3 tor sale and trade. M| /] FOR BARGAINS IN P'LANOS AND ORGANS; _FOR RENT—_HOUSES. b dowmen inauriies Syl BRITISRAT PRow EILY. it | easy pogments: instrumengs reated; reats apBi7 | JUREAU, SUES & CO., Solicitors, Bee GOOD MEDIUM PRICED T0USES. | Tock 1land bids.. cor. Gih and Hamona L] B Boon & Dwyer. Fuadvay LENBECK. BANIGIST Anp | Bullding, OMAHA, Neb. Advive FREL Liist ) ur hou: [ rent with A Diits Joseph, M J—M»N3 01 K A 2, * 3 Mi 0" California " stre 914 - TF TR T e ANTED, AGEN OF THE BEST HOT IN A COUNTY HOUHES, ¥ K. DARLING, DARKEI DLOCK ThAined i o BRI, T | SOILDING & LOAN ASSOGIATION. RHHJWAY i lM @ TIOUSES N ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE - e S iy | YOU CAN MAKE MORE INTEREST ON YOUR 0. F. Davis company, 1505 Farnam. D73 OF THE BEST .LOCATED money by paying us $1 or me month CHICAG NORTHWEST N ‘Amvvu KELKENNT & €0, R 1, CONTINENTAL BLK IRformation aiig - purtculars Cappy (6 A, | AR in “any e vank. Tnve Mu- . . Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha KN o INTINE: , P nformation au particula appl 0 tual Loan and Building .7..Eastern Express. . 5:30pm - e call n“' "10' o ,u‘“: i ',' i "; MORR TGy A S A 3 i AP £ Nattinger, sec's. 104 Far I¥estibuled Limited. oo : o "ALL AT OUR OFFICE AND EXAMING PHO. # ihan 1 can supply arrotte. = — ~ g = JMo. Valley Tacal..... . 10:a0pm L |V\IIT<1(I“ ery fine T-rocm modern cottage on eod Dodge. K351 8% | FOR SALE, $2,00.0 DRUG STOCK ; P 10N | HOW TO G nl\n.‘!'uf\‘.flp:;un:‘ [UKE GOOD | §iiihm. . . Ginana Chicago Specidi: ... 2i16pm R (o it block, from cur Uae; SalY-| WANTED. BY MAN AND WIFN, THY Entoss rou have e cash and mep business, | B assn, Tt Bee bldg. 0, M. Nattinger, nee: |.Leaves [CHICAGO, HURLINGTON & QKIS ';:.':.'..""..'"“"”' Fidelity Trast compay, 102 | “guenishod | rooms, with” bathrogm AAaraae X 30 Omaha e ¥ M- Omitha| Dapot 10th atal Mason Sts Omaha FOR RENT, DESIRAGLE -ROOM COTTAGE, | ponrd: ung ar twa of then PERMANENT AND PROFITATLE STOVE REPALKS. ; Cuciso, Exprss i3 Woolworth ave., 3%.00. Ringwalt iiros iR eRia cand CXRL fhe TeHADIREPgTY” With Toaderste o X Sl Ghieago and Towa Barker_block D113 o b STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 DIFFERENT Pacific Junction Lo s -~ ¢ > nkes of stoves, Water attachn 15 and con- - " CER.| N EAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAGE - — mak i g T ILINGTON & MO. RIVER.|Arrives RO s CRNARRST, SR00%. COTPAOR STORAGE. OPFORTUNITY FOR ENTERPRISE AND A | nections o speciaitr, 197 Douslas street, Omaha epot 10th und Mason Bis. | Omhaa Neet, DM — - littlc capital. Old eastern hous. wants Btove Repair Work M-I A ¢ — | STORAGE,WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1211 HARNEY. braska representative. Addres: 2, Bee S T e “KINDS, S tH RS Tca RENT ( FRERT Py g s STOVE REPAIRS OF ALl KIND: ALSO | 10:5am. <Deadw R RN & ROOK rarhs - : LI T & e YoMEOIT | Phiotel range na genorat ‘assoment f ranges, | s Bener | o o Lot L M and Capitol avenu A Leaves. K, . J & C. B, |Arrives ".D.WEAD,16& DOUGI OM.VAN&STORAGE CO., 102 FARNAM, Tel, 1559 G Ee B e e _ Depot 1bth and Mason Sts, | Omaha 3L D133 i M43 business men will be leased by , iKanmas Clity Day Expross It RENT, TWO §-ROOM, BLEGANT BRICK | BEST STOR AGE BUILDING 1N OMATLA, U. 8 e, individu ARMATURE 1S REWOUND spm. K. Night 82, via U, flats; all modern conveniences; |1 block from &Ov. bon Wit rehouse Household goods vell, ¥ . ! batteries reg nd gen- | Leave CHICAGO, & PAC 50, Comptrolle stored 1 uz'l ates, 1013-1015 Avenwor Y machinists; shpberior work guaranteed. Omuhail’. P, Depot & Mason Sts. i === trical Woeks, 617 and 019 S. 160 st | ~— - FINE TROOM CORNER FLAT AT 11 8. 16TH WANTED_TO BUY. cL SRR RRURANGE, < filn . __ ™ _ | {5iam. - ATantic Tixpreas (ex. BURdas) . §Tpm At range wnd Al olher wonveniensés. A T HAVE CASH. 10WA AND OTHER TANDS | BLECTRICAL ENGIVEERS AND €O G:2pm .1 NI Fxpress. G:40am & e PR ———_ | HAVANNA FRECKL to exchange for merchandise. H. A. Wagner tors for cieciric Tight and motor planis and ail | 4:ipm. . Chicagy Vestibuled Limiied:!.. 1:2pm NEW ¢-ROOM COTTAGE NEAR DEMIS FARK Omaha, % Kindg o electrical conatruction. Wete 11 :36nm Oklahoma \{'”u x B ex R iy Trust o) A BECOND-HAND 100! OIT CASH | OMAMA TMPROVED §:5am Okluhoma & Texus foxp. (ex 5 T, TWO 12 ROOM HOUSES. 215 AND e » 81 O (rade for LAY AND GRAIN pm linasttl iy : Win street, all modern canvenieners, | ~— = - - | i - WY TON OR CAR L aves | CUNION PACIFIC. = |Arrives vange. Apply of (he Byr 1. | GOOD DRIVING AND SADDLE HORSE: MUST Y YOUR HAY B ) Omiaha/Union Depot, 10th & Muson S(s.| Omaha 13 5. Mib st be cheap. Address X 43, Diee. N—423 by T T T A buy hay. A. I Snyder, % 2 Ep P v iy - Tre- & ROBE 4 Overland Flyer. ..o 5:40pm DERN 8- 1 i RN 3 OF 5 OR 10-ROOM HOU lams & Mittan, McCague buildin —— - ——e - £ 2 “s . LK ! < = — — n and mil stuff, We are always on the . ific Express 0:5 $ROOM HOUSE NFAR HIGH SCHOOL. $30.00 IMPROVED 120 ACIU Harked' o buy or seil, 140248 Nicholas at. .. ast_Mall...... cee 4:20pm inquire 216 Capitol o D—595-26¢ Oblo, Hne ie 4 ™ CIICAGO, MIL, & PAUL. |Arrive TENROOM MODEIN HOUSE WiTIU BARN, | FAyanNTe FARY, YOU WoNT MiSa YOUT B OPTICIANS. 226pi Chica 1 Ti70am ow 525,00, i woney. Low prieds on furniiure and household | % Be —-— - o St T MU TR 1 R - i goods. Enterprise Crodit Co., 613615 N 16th 8t { A GOOD LOT RAST OMAHA TO EX. | OMAHA OPTICAL GP. .J,)\.\IIKNI.HV'IN TANS, | 1 i - e : e . 1 o 3 A8 3 4R Ponder, manaker Eyes lesied free. 283 | Coives| T BB, & MO, VALLEY. |Arrive FOI RENT, ¥ NT 10100M chang young “work licrses or muies. | - J K Ponder ‘mahuketCkyes tosted froe. 3 & MO VALTRY. ATrives reqsonable, ‘305 Turt street. n OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF VURNI L. D 3 8. 16th, 2108 e e By T T o Omaha ""l""l e i k 3 e 03 6 THE OF & PENFOLD €O.. SCIH B:05am Yendwe pm - ROOM HOUSE LA UDARN. ZM'H AND IRV & L Alunan, 80t N, 16t - AMERICA'S PRIDE, HAVANA PRECKLES, 50, THE AIOE & PENROLD ¢ SCIRN > O, (Bx. Sat) Wyo, Ex. Mon.). 5:10pm Indiuna, avenue, §13 s National ank, | — O-is P TG gpticiane, W08 Farnam st opposite Paxton || Q00T (RE S+ b o ikin: Bundays, 10 4Eam MBS AT A JACRIFICE. ELEGANT | SNy W0 SEATRD SUTREY: I hatl LSl 5:30pim Paul Express. 9:40am Ol ey P NUR. Iy new, of a six-io y D & M CO — = = o e — FOR RENT CAPITOL AVENUE, § C . new 82000, for either a first ‘class bieycle 9 PE g , | Teaves | MISSOURT PACIFIC Arrives rooma, |5.u‘l|h" o, large bain; posse ';..il}lf bulldin new mington Bpewritor. American, 'y ‘»‘_"‘OH‘THA"“ ANY AX“‘?.W“J“!NG ;W;«fh' Dep and’ Webster St nsnm..n.‘ slon at oneei ront fow. 136 N 200 w1 s, | FOR BALE uonsx-:s WAGONS.ETO | pyp sars: o EXCHANGE. 0 ‘,‘ VAN BANTR EOHQOL . OF. ERORY. HAND, || S ; Xprena. ... 1:.. 8i38pm modern, rent very low. Bhriver & O') ahoe, - — B $ BOO! - - S oy i g v 4 500pm .. Daily (ex. Nebraska Local.. §:10am A HOUSE WITH 8 ROOMS; ALL MODERN _ b room 2§, arker Llock, Omaha. maha! Depot 15th and Webster Sts \llm.:. Renaamapees. © B4 _laks ot Bt HIONSE COMMISSION DEAL- | T0 EXCHANGE, GOOD IMPROVED LAND COAL. Aiscamm. ¥iony Tity Noasin. Bua).. Filtom ALL MODERN WELL BUIL 5 ROOM er. union stock vards, South Omaha; all classes In Knox county, Neb., for general chandise, | o 12 0m: atoux City Een liouse, cast front, 36tn street, south of Fu o stanily on hamd; eastern & south- | Address lock box 47, Crel Neb, SHERIDAN COAL. EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE | 4 30bm st Puul nam, $5. Also Troom b In_ Occhard HlL, ern buyers are here for fall supply: auc. Sat . 3 2 (3 for hard coal and $2.30 ton ch 16th&Farnam | — = e - < — s Vs ot = Leaves |~ BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. (Arrives newly papered and - - -— w AN YOU DE ) LANDS OR e-04 arumphiey, W New GOOD PHYS. PHAE. W home steads for your city property. We also ey | (SmabetUnton Dwpots - Wt & Namn Ma| Dmaks > haeton, $60. Dramm "] have stock boots and shoes to trade N. | P MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF 6:35um. Passenger FOR RENT. FIGHT N HOUSE, » 4 P 2 ’ 3 D fice to 209 8. 16th st., Brown block. 185 3561 Sxpress 8% South 1Tth st age with ol Y. Life I : - P! barn. Q. L. Gr Ik, DT € = — ) = = = = o, e 00 = | Leaves | BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |Arriv B POB SALE—-MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. __CORNICE. | “Omahal Depot 15th _and Webster Sta. | Omaha for boarders. Apply 1510 Chicago street BANK A PLATTE VALLEY SAND FOR | DARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, | WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, 'V:A\I.\.\NI{.‘ED Bt p..‘:| i D—-AETS 29¢ wule. C. W. Hull company, 2ith and lzard_st sale or trade. F. K. Darling, lL’\lLer“Mm on_cornlces. 1733 Bi. Mary's ave. M S:30pm...........Chicago 14 booon: oM B HOT [l ] 3 %] 3 . | Leaves | WABASH RAILWAY, S ROOM COTTAGH, BATH, - - - - —— EAGLE CORNICE WORKS, JUIIN EPE. e o wiowel, furnace, lawn, R i FOR SALE, SAFE. 316 8. BTl STREAT. ARM LANDS. C. F. MARRISON, 913 N.V.LIFR | neter, prop., 106, 14, 113 N. 1tk Estab. 181, | OmabaiUnion Depot, 10th & Mason St N X Lite, 4 Q-MITE 2 B B-159 O " Caids < RENOVING THE CENSORSHIP Embargo Laid on News Transmission from the Mickado's Country Raised, OFFERING COURTESY TO NEWSPAPER MEN Japan Chaoges t o Regard to War Correspondents—China and the Murdors of Forelgners - Apologies for the Sluying of Mr. W SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Rio de Janeiro arrived today from Hourg Kong and Yokohama, bringing advices 1o September 9, one day later than advi which were r ived from Victori night last. The following cor the A 24 here The steamer aturday pspondence of octated was recelved YOKOHAMA, Sept. 9.—The Forelgn de partment of Japan has this day given notice that duly accredited newspa corre spondents may hereafter accompany the military forces of the empire, and will re- every consideration that be given by The soldiers tion of frontier are au reasonably commanders of troops. nurder of two mis: by Chinese has been followed by the assas French officer the of Tonquin ot violence greatly the Peking authorities time, and it is be oftered in the Wylie by apology and paying um of money to the family of the vie lhe English newspapers in Shanghai state that the unprecedented step will be taken of expressing regret in ediet, a form of atonement dly would never been troubled As regards outrages on French- ships of war of that nation will de- mand reparation. The work of strengthen ing the defense along the Chinese coast s continued, mainly by posting floating bat eries points” of supposed danger. The trophies captured at Hong Hwan and Yashan will soon be exhibited in Tokio. col tion is large and various, cons of over fifty battle ) ms of all tions, an immense qu of clothing, per sonal adornments and musical instruments YOKOHAMA, Sept. 24.—A letter received here from Tien-Tsin says the Chinese landed 7,000 {roops on the banks of the Yalu river 1 spite of the Japanese squadron. The letter sina- customs on embarrassing o t the present aration will announced e case of Rev an which imperial assur have in less times. men, vouched the dds that the Chinese ships engaged in the battle off the Yalu river were short of am munition. They were ordered by Colonel Von Hannekin to ram the Japanese vessels, but the order was given too late, as the Japanese were already reliring LONDON, Sept. 24.—The officials of th Jepanese legation deny the story cabled lerc via Vancouver, B. C., that the Kow Shun affair has been settld by the Japanese gov ernment demnity he sink fled apologizing They add B of the and paying £75,000 that Japan hold transport was fully justi Qu CEN LIL WANT DAMAGES, States 1 and Brings Soit. C0, Sept. 24.—It is stated on appears to be good authority that the nd of H. A. Widemann of Honolulu to this country is that of commencing a damage sult against the United States in behall of the of Hawaii. The amount of damages to be asked for s said to be $200,- 000 and the friends of the ex-queen claim that sl mulcted to fully that amount Her claim fs that the provisional government Thinks the Unit " SAN FRANC! hat ax Wronged erra ex-queen has been could never have been established had it not been for the unwarranted action of a recognized agent of the Unied States, the captain of the war ship I was subsequently formaily presiden Whatever M Widemann's departure from Honolulu w; found secret until almost salling, when he suddenly appeared on the dock and secured passage. Within few days he will go on to Washington, where he does not deny he has business of importance ton, which action disavowed by the errand s kept a pro- the moment of is hi to transact. Mr. Widemann declined to be interviewed regarding his mission to Washington, and when asked whether he was going to insti- tute a damage suit on behalf of the ex-queen his answer was t he had been accused of that before. His fellow passsen s from the island de- clare that Mr. Widemann's errand is as stated and that he has instructions to go bout the mtter very quietly and gain as little newspaper notoriety as may be. Salt Bheum Cured About ten years ago I commenced taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla for salt rheum. At that t'me my hands were one complete sore, and I had to have them bandaged. After taking about six bottles of Hood's Sarsa- parilla the sores were all healed. From that time to this I have kept Hood's Sarsa- parilla in the house and have had n to employ a doctor.—Mamie Dodge street, Omaha, Neb. Hausen, 2517 Hool's Pills cure billiousness. the General ¢ WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 eciul ) slons granted, issue of September 12, Nebraska: Original-Albert R. Talmage, Otoe. Increase—Or Stockville, Frontier; Henry M Pen- were Bdwards, flle Works, Lantz, Da kin, Jefferson. Original widows, ete.—Phebe E , Naponce, I'ranklin. Original—Henry A, White, ¢} Increase uel H. Day Polk. Reissue—Edward Alta, Buena Vista. Reissue and increase— John Long, Chariton, Lucas. South Dakota: Original widows, ete.— Mary Jane Costiow, Madison, Lake Color Original—John ‘D, M( nada, ~ Power Relissue—Janmes Monical," Pueblo, Pueb) Issue ‘of September 13 were Original—Alpheus F. Mosman, Grand Island, Hall; Horace Hamlin, Tecumseh, John son. ' Increase—Joseph @.17ox, Genevi, Fill- more. _ Reissue-Jicob J. Kelser th Original widows, ete.-Eliza Lincoln, neaster.' Reissue— Amy Potts, Bartiey, Tted Willow. Towa: Original-George J, Gates, Fort Madison, Lee. tenewal-George Phipps, Whiting, Monono; David I, Cress, Win! set, Madison; Shérow W. Park Clilrk; Oeorge W. Taylo . Increase — Willian Moines, Folk, . Reissue-Georgn W. Hod Blakesburg, Wapello; Aifred Selix, decea Bunch, I . Mexican war Survivors— Wililam A, Wiggs, Mapleton, Monona. Widows Indlan wars—Sarah Johnson, Bel: mont, Wright South _Dakota: Renewal — Henjamin Prarost, Woonsocket, Sanborn. Increas William White, Kranzburg, Codington. M issue—Henry Murray, Sturgis. Colorado: Original Irwin, Gunnison. Re Maurice Lysight, Plata. crease—Jacob Hillibarger, ' Denve ahoe; Michael Hoolihan, Fort Logun, Ar aho nd_increa In- Arap- — s Mrs. Ellen Malson, wife of Elder Malson, pastor of the U. B. church at Galton, 1L, in speaking of Chamberlain Pain Balm, says “I can cheerfully recommend it." Applied to a cut, bruise or burn, it produces a sooth- ing, pleasant efiect, rolieving the pain al- most instantly and healing the parts quickly and without leaving a scar. A flannel cloth dampened with this liniment and bound on over the affected part will cure a sprain in less timo than any other treatment. Sold by drugglsts, - Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses were ls- sued yesterday: Name and Addre Adolph_Forster, Omaha.......... Helen E. Heller, Omaha Oscar D. Maberry, South Omaha. Lessie Lowry, South Omaha Willlam J. Chizum, Omaha. Antonia Eck, Omaha i Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous heads saches. Triul size, 25 cents, All druggists. s e Denth of ¥ugene Montgom ery, Bugene Montgomery, brother of ©. 8. Moutgomery of this city, died at Norfolk, Age, 4 | pany | Sunday | city no ocea- | this state, Sunday remalns of the night, aged 13 years. The decensed will be taken to Lincoln today, the burial to be in the family lot, where the body of the father of Mr. Montgomery now reposes. To Transport Federal Troops. Pools are being sold along Rallroad Row on the result of today's decision by the quartermaster's department as to which of the Chicago roads will transport the Fort Russell {roops from Omaha to Chis cago, thence to Columbus barracks. The Union Pacific bas secured the haul from Fort D. A. Russell to Omaha. The fight, however, on the Chicago haul s as pretty a case of wire pulling as one would wish to soe, nd all sorts of influences a being brought to bear on the quartermaster’s de= partment by the roads most prominent in bidding for the business, the Milwaukes and Rock Island. While ‘everything s en- oped in doubt and uncertainty, It is thought the Rock Island stands the best show of securing the business, which consists of transportation for 140 men and nearly eight cars of baggago. The Milwaukee peopls maintain they are strictly in it on account of having their own Pullmans, but the sentiment of railroad people seems to favor the Hock Island. €. H. Duxbury of the Baltimore Ohio s here (o nssist the quartermaster in arriving at the conclusion that the Baltimore & Ohio is the only sol- diers' road from Chicago, and he is getting in his fine Itallan work for the haul. Tho Big_ Four, however, is another Richmond In the fleld, and the fight s decidedly inter- esting. While the Burlington and North- western have bids in, they do not think they will get the business for the 50N, as ons official expressed it, “we will not take the usiness at a loss.” More Transcontinental Troubie. Another transcontinental rallroad wae cloud s looming up over tho horizon, and unless something heroie is done s likely to spread all over the western territory, A private telegram received yesterday by a well known railroad offic.a indicated that the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific, with its connections, were cutting the eastbound rates from Los Ang and San Francisco from $5 to- $10, mostly through brokers. Coming so closely upon the failure of tho transcontinental ices to form an agreement In Chicago the cut is thought to be very significant, it the report turns out to be true, and will undoubtedly involve the north- ern lines in I'ke manner. Reliet is belug sought by agents of Den- ver connections at Los Angeles and San incleco, but as yet nothing positive has been done, as the charges of manipulation 1 the part of the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific have yet to be verified. But brokers, it is asserted, are selling easthound tickets through Santa Fe and Southern Paclfic gates ways, that the atlention of rival roads has been called to the situation Some doubt is expressed by other rallroad flcials that there s business enough on the coast to warrant a cut in rates, and consequently they are paying little atten- tion to the rumors, R "M Notwithstanding the the Oregon Railway decided stand taken & Navigation coms against everything connected with the Union Pacific, there was universal sympathy expressed yesterda t Union Pacifio headquarters over the very disastrous fire the Navigation company had Sunday at Mr. McNeill has been having no of a hard time in the management of Navigation property, and this unexpec- 1oss which will run into the hundreds of by Portland end the thousands, will seriously cripple the coms pany and a new invoice of receivers' certifis cates may be necessary 1o tide the company r the loss, Railway No Coal business on the Union Pacific is pick- rd, genel Des Moines, Judge Cornis! Union_Pacific, from St. Paul & Twenty train crews are employed between Rawlins and Green River on the Unfon Pa- agent of the Union is al headquarters. master in chancery of the is expected in Omaha today fic. and all are reported to be making &ood time. ¢ L. . Welr, the newly elected president of the Adams Expre company, was formerly manager at Cincinnati. Agent Reeves of the company has known Mr. Weir for a quarter of a century and says he is one of the strong men of the country. Pe riffin, the new city ticket and pase senger agent of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Day Iroads, formerly city passengor »n1 ticket aeent of the Oregon Rallway & Navigation company was in Omaha yesterday enroute for Cincinnati to assume the duties of his new position. The Burlington's _special Creole company to St taking out the Louls Saturday night, made an exceedingly fast run, the distancs being 413 miles. The train left Omaha 11 p. m., and arrived in St. Louls at 1 o'clock afternoon, making the run in 13 bours and 30 minutes. J. H. O'Hearne, one and most respected men cific, superintendent of the shops at Chey- enne, will be married today at Salt Lake to Miss Mollie McGuire. Jack's friends in the Omaha shops, somo twenty or thirty, clubbed together for the purchase of a wed- ding present, and such a wedding present! It simply annihilated Jack, and in his letter of recognition he speaks feelingly of the old friends who contributed to his happiness. For Mr. O'Hearne the boys purchased a mag- nificent leather covered chair, and for Mrs. O'Hearne a begutitul upholstered chalr with rockers, and for both of them the handsom- est banquet lamp to be had in Omaha. My hoy was taken with a disease resem- bling bloody flux. The first thing I thought of was Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy. Two doses of it settled the matter and cured him sound and well, [ heartily rccommend this remedy to all per- sons suffering from a like complaint, I will answer any loquiries regarding when stamp is enclosed. 1 refer to any county of- ficial as to my reliability. Wm. Roach, J. P., Primroy, Campbell Co., Tenn. For sale by druggists. - DATES 10 BE It September 26—Democratic state convention, September 28—Republican primaries to choose delegates to the county convention. September 29—Republican county convens tion to nominate county officers. October 3—Democratic county convention to nominate county officers. Ipal Leag A public meeting of the Municipal leagus will be held in the Board of Trade rooms this evening at 8 o'clock. G. M. Hiteheoek, Frank Crane and others will speak. All in- terested in the work of the leagus are in- vited to bo present, especially the members of the central and ward counclls. A B e Orcgon Kldney Tea cures all kidney troubles. Trial #ize, 25 cents. All druggists sl Lu REALTY MARKET. of the best known on the Union Pa- MEMBERED. T K INSTRUMENTS placed on record September 24, 1894 WARRANTY DEEDS, Willam Breckner and wife to _Anton Donat, lot 10, block 3, Rusb & 8% add to Bouth Omaha. - -3 1,800 Bouth Omaha Land company (6 Thomas Bron ot 5, block 107, South Omaha.. 1580 L M Talmage 10 Matilda Jensen, o 33 foet of lot 21, block 9, Hriggs Plae 3,30 Lafayette Ehipey and wife to D D n-ym 5100 uo B16.18," east OF Creek..cons 2,20 Isaac Reavis and ‘wife to M B Hariy, o 23 meres of se sw and w 14 acres of sw #e 6-16-13 . cesesriarnare Lo L6 R W Patrick to Cresswell, lots 11, and 19, block 106, Dundee Place. Same to J E Heebner, lots 81, 28 block 106, same. i 1 Bwoboda and " husband Alice n, lot 20, block 2, South Omaha add 500 nis National Laaic ta James Miller, 168 0f §W W 14-16-10. L0640 ck and husband to 8 A Orchard, '8 1 Of 86 NW 510-13.......100 vereeieans BOOR A 8 Vincent and wife to J T Moflett, trustee, undiv ¥ of lots 1, # and 3, blook 1, Cleveland Place 1,660 Chiarles Johnson and wife 1o Anne Btapies lot 18, Menzon & Johnson's subdiv...... L] F 8 Brownlee to H M Hart, lots 19, 8 and 21, block 8, Creighton Helghts QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, B B Fior and wife to Mary DeVoogd, fot 1 block 6, C E Mayne's add to Valley.... Henry Armbrust o 8 B Hopewell, o aw 1512 DE| Special master to G H Eastman, lot 3, Accher Place ..., su tensaas SORNARE 1 Same to R 8§ llnllun, m i, block”iii; Dundee Place ..... Total wmount of Lransters.