Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1894, Page 7

Cooks, Laundresses, Waitresses Everyone of them read The Bee ‘Want ads. Therefore, families want- ing help, seldom fail to reach them the day ad is published. Wants are run in both morning and evening papers without extra cost. 17 words for 25 cents. Coachmen, Waiters, Valets. m e FOR RENT—HOUSES, SPEGIAL NOTIGES ken 9:00 n Continued, R RE AN 9-room m first class location; 432 Paxton block, vertisements for these columns will be ta il 3130 B o for the evening. and wnti p. m. for the morning and Sunday edivons. ‘Advertisers, by requesting a numbered check, | n have answers addressed to a numbered le TR T in care of The Bee Answers so add OR RENT be_delivered upon presentation of the check. o0 mtabi Rates, 1%c_a word first Inscrtion, 1o thereatier. - Nothing taken for less than firat insertion. These_advertl: SITUATIONS WéE!EAD ED, SITUATION BY AN i Chilaren fancy work. Address Hice. S YOUNG MAN WANTS POSITION AS § A155 TEN her and office assistant; have had exper enco. Address ¥ 4, Bee A—M#6 9 $ROOM MODERN 2510 Capitol avenue PLEASANT 7.ROOM HOU Dodge street. OM BRICK HOU e ood barn. 1o N0 miha Real Estate and Trust 4. Bee Bldg. HEAS 10-ROOM DWELLING niencés; first-class location. Clark Douglas. FOR RENT_FURNISHED ments must_run_consecutively. will ANTLY FURNISHED orn in rent $60.00, 1. M. 1 1l detail Eheaf, Midi-100 NG Shiiver & e of ROOMS. FOR RENT, Toom, ‘modern convenlences, to gentlemen. 247 Dodge. SWANTED, SITUATION IN COUNTRY JOB wnd. newspaper office. by practical printer. A Y 3, Bee office. A 1 NICELY TURNISHED SOUTH, one_or two E—M730 OLAIRVOYANTS. MRE. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, liable business medium; Tth year at 115 N. MABSSAG: MADAM SMT w2 8 room 3; massige, vapor, phurine and sea baths. MME. LA RUE, 4§ SOUTH WTH, alcohol, 2D FLOOR, THIS WEBK LOWING INSTRU- monts, for cah or monthi One Halo "upright piano...... Another ‘Hale UpHgNt .- One Hall & Son upright plano Qifo. Vatley Sauatn “piagi... . Mason ' & Hamiin orga Beatty ‘organ, high ” Smith American oran, hxhh top. ay ariey organ, BIgh top..:. ... Kimball, Emerson - ant faljet-Davis AHOSPE! 1w, 1613 of 154 08 LOST—A LADY'S DIAMOND PIN. nl'rum,cp rowar will be paid If returned to Dr. R. 0. Moors, 9 B. th st MsS 100 Tost, Re Teturned to Kilpatrick MO8, 3th atreet LOST; ARTWEEN 44 NORTH ITH STREET and " the First Methodist church, Davenport street, a pair of gold wpectacies. Finder pleass return to Mrs. Downs at above number Lovst—MA%0 108 MASSAGE, MADAME DERNARD, mn‘:‘fn(‘nxl T—M07 PERSONAL. BATHS, MASSAGE. MMB. POST, 8101 n”‘u:x‘-‘l—L = UNBOLTED 16th street, Msi7 019 BELLE EPPERLEY I8 FITTED AND MBAS. ured to the figure; always remains shapely and is better prepared to retain the finer outlines of a beautiful than any other. Nin measure sary and all fitting is done by experts. the only corset th e shapely and is appreciated by ev calls at parlors. 1909 Farnam street. M378 013 MACKINTOSHES & RUDDER BOOTS. 131 Far. U543 WHOLE WIHEAT BRE. D FROM flour at Imogen L. Ramsey's, 2 AULABAUGH FUR CO., MANUFACTURERS Of gur, Sarments; furs ‘Beatly repared. - EFur muffs at cost. Room 301 Karbaeh bik. Tel. 181 U603 019 PHYSICTANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN perscriptions can secure valuable information free by addresming P. O. Box §13, Omaha, Ne MME. LA ROOK, MASSAGE, 160 LEAVE worth street, third floor, front rooms; class operators. U COMPOUND OXYOEN asthma, bronchitls and catarrh. Home treat- $6.00 per month. Three daye' free treat- ment, room 200 Dougias bik. LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO new, Call and examine specimens of work. 1433 'N. 20th st. U168 13 OSCAR SUNDELL, FOR 12 YEARS WITH G, W. Cook, has removed his shoe repair shop to S. 11th sireet, north of Douglas. U—M2I9 N1 PRESTON'S CALIFORNIA FLAKE breakfast; superior o ocatmeal. VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADISS. Health book or_ consultation free. Address or call Viavi Co., 38 Bee bid Lady stiendant. MONEY TO LOAN —REAL ESTATE. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or boughL. F. 8. Chesney, Kanss City, Mo. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 81§ N.Y.LIFE, loans at low rates for choice security in Ne- braska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS county, improved and unimproved Omaka real estate.” Fidelity Trust Co. 1102 Famam st SNCED LADY TBACHER | EAST FRONT HOOMS. 2021 DAY in the English branches at ences. Ad- BY AN EXPE children to teach ENPORT. their own_ homes FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISH with or without board, HED ROOMS, WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED, A do_writing; send ONS IN EACH FEW » mp for 190 page 2017 HARNE BY STREE Woo Ereerlr aov Arican SOUTH; m work a0 and Kramer, labor agency, 11th and Fa WANTED, GENTLEMEN NEW tributors In every town to rop igs and_write articles for publieation xpetience not necossary. G)od I p Our Instructions tell you APER_CO Al {mportant ow 1o do the work, Send stump for full par- h &vendb, o >ress Ass'n, Chicago, = - ey ¥ TWO LAR rooms in tlculars “RATARY Dhisate Brown Dros. Co., nui Chicago, 111 B-114 030 RELIABLE YOUNG AND MiD- en n every county dents and mstructions st and detective bureau Kind in the Previous exper not required Bmall b irtesponsibl parties will confe n us by not anawering. Refe and_ requ Have been csts Send s WANTED, SALESMAN; start; pormanent place. FRe ROOM FOR TWO, WiT first class board. 2109 Douglas st under TTEY ROOM WITH BOARD, CHEA equippe country or necessary, and SHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEK . D ROOMS FOR 11th, 3 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. WITH STRICTLY AT, 2106 for full pamticulars and best erim) G Jpeper published, off nds of in rewards fof parties who are wanted Detective Bur Indianapolis, Ind B—M170 S CAN FIND STE pay by ket the ) BOARD AND ROOM, $5.00 1o four or five young men; fron pariors. 2106 Douglas FURNISHE; reduction at the ROOM ide 10 parties ebster hotel, GOOD ADDRF employment and good Douglas. LARGE FRONT ROO) ensuite, furnished or unfurn class board. 2019 St. Mary ANTED, R traveling, to o line. Manufactu PER W t and P24 MS; STEAM rooming to- 1519 Howa F—M205 11 EVERY COUNTY TO ACT under instructions; experi- send stamp. National De au, Indlanapolis, Ind. WANTED, MEN 1 as privalo detective ence tective Bu 19th st THE DE. ROOMS: table board; steam heat. 15th an B-M295 12¢ HST-CLASS ROOMS AND DOARD, P FIRST-CLASS d_Dodg F—M479 13 —— MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxion bl MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW . TR O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. W13 MONEY TO LOAN AT and _unimpro; LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMF property, $3,000 and upwards, 6 to 1 p Gelays. W. Faruam Smith & Co., 139 Farna Wi CHAS. W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. BK. LG IF PURCHASED One upright AT ONCE plano, 0. s-string new scafo plano, #187.60, i second hand Wegman, $30, new Wegman, $34, ' sgman, $500, organ. ne One gold. One Shoninger, One good organ, PIANO- forte. Studio, 406 N. 234 st M1a O USIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. G, ¥ GELLENDECK, BANJOISTS AND teacher. 1510 California street. i PIANO AND VIOLIN TO PARTIES; REASON- able. Orders at Mendelberg's 16th and Farnam. M1 08 STOVES. BEST HEATERS ON EARTH. Be sure you examine them befors you buy. Parties who desire the choice of the best lino of stoves on the market must buy elther the Favorite baseburner or the Onk heating wlovos. They have been manufactured the past 5 years, and where they have been used ' nlongside of other stoves have proven themwelves the most economical stoves made. We guarantee them. They are the cheapest and best stoves made, We have the Born steel range, a model of per- tection. A M. McCargar, 410 N, 16th street. Man N1 LOST, PART OF A GARNET PIN shape, Monday afternoon. R Shane, 1819 Cass street, and LOST, 10G, FEMALE_WATER liberal reward, H. C. Ford, Unfon 1 SANIEL ot hotel STEAMSHIP LINE ANCHOR LINE regularly every Londonderry SH I PS—SATL ew York for Rome, Octo- Oct Baloon, second class d trip tickets from r Chicags at reduced rates to the prineipal Scotch, English, Irish and conti- nental polnts. For money orders, d oute or prepald tickots apply to any of our agents or to Hendersow Hros., Chicago. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, HAMILTON BROS. GENERAL CONTRACT- ors and bullders, tarpenter work, storm. win- dows and doors. " 414 8. 18tk s, tel. 1170 Mok 02 ORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, paper hanging and stgns, brickwork and plas: tering. Office 409 8, 1{th st., telephone. 408 AL STE, ay from New York “CARPET CLEANING. \. CARPRT_AND RUG 146h; tel. $64; ofice 1502 G D RRYMAN, cleaning works, 720 8 Farnam; tel. 15, "~ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, OMAHA COMMERCIAL B, as; send for catalogue. 16TH AND Rohtbough 1ros M221 N1 TURKISH BATHS, RELIADLE S$TOVE COMPANY, 216 NORTH 16th stree cash or easy payments; new or second-hand; also stoves bought or Exl.:“!")'r. —_— BUBINESS NOTICES. SCHAUM PIPE FACTORY; OLD pipes made new. 613 8. 16th. 940 DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N, THE NEATEST BARBER EHOP IN CIT) court of Bee building. Fred Duelow. 411 ROGNER & EISELE, SIGN PAINTER BEST strect. ork at lowest prices. 1518 Douglas ) ® M3 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND storage batteries recharged; electrical and gen- eral “machinists; superior work guarantee Omaha electrical’ Works. 617 and 619 8. i6th ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- tors for eiectric light and motor plants and all Kinds_of electrical construction. Western elec- tric Bupply Co., 418 and 420 S. 15th st. 944 WOLFE ELECTRICAL €O. SUPPLIES AND electrio wiring. 1814 Capitol ave. Tel, W4 3082 60 OMAIL BICYCLES. REPAIRED AND R d sundries. Safes opened, o, “locksmith, 311 No 16tk MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE at 6 per cent. W. B. Meikle, 1st Nat. bank bldg WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS for short time paper or 1st cluss mige. loans. H. I, Harder & Co., ground floor, Bee bids: Mits MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. T { ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, at_lowest ratds In eliy: Strictly confidential; you at any tme or in any OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 306 8. 16th strest. X923 MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- orty. Harvin Loan Co, %1 N. Y. Lits bds. 3. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 421 RAMGE BLOCK, X925 MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture, planos, horses, wagons, or any kind of chattel security, at lowest possible rates, which you can pay back at nny time and ‘in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell block. X—926 BUSINESS CHANCES, DRUG CLERK. NFURNISHED RO( MS: PRIVAT eferences required. | 1008 and e s Apply quickly. # NICE UNFURNISHED ind wite, Hireet ROOM oN and 100t B-M02 9% WANTED, E ‘commiusion. ~ Fin high grade olls. Cleveland, 0, AGENTS WANTED ROOMS FOR REN' S TO M Range, grate and bath, 65 N, CANVASSERS, SOLICITOR: reliable person of ave addiess who can presant pular national enterprise o vaiue to the Individusd and Ford, Unlon | protectors ean secure steady and TNt 4 syment by addressing Rey, V. — Tea bu'laiig, Om TOVE REPAIRER, Repair Works M30L 9 V10 UN WANTED, 107 Douglns. A GOOD Omaha Sto! PHOTOGRAPH PRINTER; ONE “derstands albumen paper. H. C. Depot hotel | e —— WANTED-FEMALE HELP, Wanrep, NEWSPAPER LADY CON- | — . “tributors’ in every town to report all important | FURNISHED HOUS happen nd write articles for publication | - rooms; gentleman and on‘any subject. Experience not aecessary. Gaxl H. Walker, 2 Darker block. pay for spare time. Our Instructions tell you | - — < L how o do_the work. Send stamp for full par- | 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUS toulars. Modern Press Ass'n, Chicago, 1. modera, and reasonable. Addres ary's Ave. LADY TO ASSIST ME 4 during her leisure b #aranteed. Mrs. J. Cronk, 8B PRESTON entire satisfaction. The bui| ement, ing fixtur ter on all Iy at the oMce of The Bee. FOIt T Higgh school C-M483 10 An somplete WANTED, EXPERIENCED ond work. 2007 Dodge street, GInt, opb ITH FROM 6 wifo, " thr ng has a floors, gas, ete. STORAGE, \ge it ¢ and profity ¥, Lastman, ‘WANTED—TO RENT. TO 7 BUILDING fire- n heat- Ap- 1510 GENERAL _HOUSI: work, 2308 South 13th stroet c—ist-ne - WANTED, AT STREET, 1 girl for general Gl R HOUSEHOLD G0 d cheap rate. R. Wells, 111 1 HOWARI nousowork. STORAGE.WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY M—903 ODS; CLEAN nagn. M4 M43 IRIENCED CLOAK SALES. | OM.VAN&STORAGE CO,, on Store, 16t and Douglas C=Mi0) 9 502 FARN BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN O &0 ded war u stored. Lowest rat 131015 AT LADIE ifding, ladies to boths given fo purchasers of wev TURKISH receive the ath tiel BATHS, Pl L N, DRY BTORAGE FOR and Vikgles in our new brick 1 10-13 Harney St. Colunibus Bug FOR RENT— HOUSES. HOUSES, F, K. DARLING, JARKER BLOCK DSt IN ALL PARTS OF TIIE CITY. ol b Davis Company, 15 Faram. b SECOND-HAND BOOKS BO at Antiquarian book store. HOUS] 0. F, KELKENNY & CO., R1, CONTINENTAL DL 1867 1519 F — - | WANTED, JOM COTTAGE | 'must bo’ cheap 235 California [ and jowest Counell Liufrs FOR RENT, CHEAP 01 with bath in city; only $15.0% B WNEW §- TTAGE NEAR NEMIS PARK WANTED, A GOOD. SECOND-HA $9.00. idelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam. A ndiana avenue, irst Natlonal bank M6 . EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 17th st.; also S-voom cottage wiih bari. Q. L. Green, R. 2, Barker bik. = D. DESIRADLE 7-ROOM COT'T 213 WOOL worth ave. Ringwalt Bros. or blk, D900 GANT BRICK 1 block from omplrolier's ofice. DM $15.00, SY W prices on furnitur Enterprise Cred't Co., ouT ENTIRE STOCK ture, stoves, ete. L. Aluman, 505 STOVE 7.\.\'“ FURNITURE be sold At once. 0. ROOM CORNER FLAT AT ange and all_other conveniune ©. Haller, room 611, Paxton block BRICK P A. B, CLARKE, COMAL er: union slock tndm, at | of horses & bargain to right’ party. an ‘and Trusf 16th and Dodge. D152 9 & STORES. F.D.WRAD1 & DOUQLAS onstAnLly on hand Globe _ FOR SALE—MISCELLA. CHEAPEST CHICKEN A g tade, €. I doce, W1 Dowz BANK AND PLATTE VALLEY sale. C.W. Huli Company TENT, FROM NOV. 1. A FINS room house, nicely furnished, with ail o § #m improvements, located on car line, 24 miles from clty hall. Cheap. Address ¥ 33, Ioe. e S D--Mios_ $ ROOMS. HALL AND BATH ROOM. IN- | _______ quire 82 8 18th sireet. DM M | {7 You BUY, " ROOM COTTAGES, $e00 PER rubber boots, arctics, sy Ve tubing: all Dest qua L. 8. Skinner, 310 N, '¥. Fet L ' I aam | _Tent & Awning Co., 131 Faruam W0 CALIL- IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN fornta. Dt ¥ od M6 MASON STREET; ROOMS, MO glegant, location, $%.00; wiso Troom house in hchard Hill, nted and papered, §7.00. 3 #25 New York Life FURNISHED HOUSE; & ROOMS, » $230.00 CASH WI clasy maiioguny case ne pian and as good as new. Parties wi bargain will do weil to call at or & Bon's, AU4 Dodge street. K. Humphrey, . 467 11% _HOUSES, W, G. TEMPLETON, PAXTON BLK v D-Mi0 Ne 13615 N AT ¢ FOR SALE, HORSES, WAGONS, ET South Omah: BUY THE BENT; MAC AM. Tel. 1560 M5 MATIA, U. 8, chiold * goods Leavenworth, M—906 CARRIAG uilding,” 164 & 4 e el WANTEP TO BUY, "arnam street. N--M361-010 ND RAN Must be cheup. Stute price. Address Y Bee, v youn 1 housenold 16th st. 0907 OF PURNI- N. 16th ST, MUST T 16th O-Mis 02 B e ————— Wil classes eastoin & ot ern buyers are Lere for fall supply i Aus. Saf NEOUS. D ORNAMENTAL v, th an IN. of all Omahia Q312 ARIE: nges ity st CAN 3.50; 3 gold fish, with globe. - , 86,00 €0 320.00] bird ca, et We Q-Mil 10 A SPLENDID INVESTMENT; L £00d paying paint and wail paper business located in this live and progressive city. Ad- dress box £, Grand Junction, Colo. Y—286-13% FOR SALE, A GOOD PAYING RETAIL BOOT and shoe ‘store in_ the Black Hills, oarrying a stock of $4,000.00, doing a business of $14,000.00 a year, and residence: good reasons and reference. Y—Mi00 12 SELL A CAST OMANA TO ® chanke for young work horses Lamoreaux Bros., 6 S. 16th GOOD 10 ACRES OF LAND N, | 19, rade Tor merchundise. ~ Ad i GOOD merchandise. Address Lock Box 21, FROPERTY TO EXCHANGE In writing give Sheiton, FOR full particulars. Nebraska, FOR SAL GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM POST OF- fice eusy terms. Call at 940 N. Y. Life B-131 CHOICE GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM Omaha postoffice, 10 to 160 acres, some frade. N. D. Keyes, 617 Paxton bik, R E—M521 BARGAINS, . LOTS AND FARMS, AINS, HOU eale or trade. ¥ K. Darling, Barker bloc B0 NO MORE CROP FAILURES; HAVING SE- cured control of some very choice irrigated lands In western Nebraska wa now offer them in tracts of 40 acres or more at from $25.00 to $0.00 per ording to improvements; only small cash’ payment required; these lands are all under perfect system of irrigation and are very best of soil; they produced this dry year over 400 bushels potatoes, 100 bushels oats, 100 bushels corn., ete., per acre; we pay R. R, fare of all buyers of 40 ac next’ ex- cursion leaves Omaha Tuesday evening % call at our offica and get_part enport & Waterman, 822 N. Y, I O, home, 1511 A 8N to Chidago, will sell my enue, at o very low price! 9§ rooms: lern Improvements; lot, 50x125. L se, and {f i1 suits you, will ma suit the tmes; 3 cash, balune: M. Hulse, FOR SALE, NEW ROOM COTTAGE; CEL ciateril, cily water cor. 30th and 00; long time. Inguire 1313 Farn Burns i OMAHA LOT FOR SALE CHEAP; tand Castollar sticeis, Wrie to 1. I, i, Neb. 3-A04 NS —_— TYPEWRITERS. N TYPEWRITERS sty Smith's. Try one and you will une i why: full e of ‘supplies. Smith- © Co., 11th and Farnam; telephone, 1234 M-02) FLORISTS, WART, FLORIST; ALL KINDS OF and cut Mowers; 1622 Capliol avenue, §73-00 FLOW- 111 Farn, M133 081 COAL. D, T, MOUNT HAS REMOV fieo to 24 8. 16th st ERTN bulbs W DULBS, JUST IMPORTED, C ers. Hess & Swoboda, Paxton hotel, D WIS COAL Brown block RIDAN COAL, EXCELLE for hard coal and $.50 ton cheaper. Bam strect: main entrance Boald of CORNICE. WORKS. Mary's ave ORNICE WORKS, JOHN _ prop., 1%, 110, 13 N, 1tn, “Est tron cornl EAGLE netel : DENTISTS. DR, 8. NASON. DI Paxton block, 16th and Farnam ats. Tel. 112, 93 DR. PAUL 7I)I¢N'I ST, 220 BURT ST 904 FURNACES BST FURNACE MADE, SOPT COAIL SMOK cunsuming and hard coal furnaces. Esgle nice Works, 165-110-U3 N, lih at, Send for our list worn bieycles. Repairs and cyele ail kinds, M. O. Daxom, 403 N. 16th st. BICYCLE PRICES CUT IN TWO. A 9% Fowler for 1§ A '94 Sylph for $87.50, Other makes equaliy as low. See our stock and_get our prices before buying. A. H. PERRIGO & Cp., 1214 Douglas strest. 567—0-21 BICYCLE RIDING. i o sundries of 936 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K. DURKETT, FUNERAL DIRE embalmer, 1618 Chicago si., {elephone 9. SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND 28 embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., telephone 1000, " UNDERTAKER AND ione, 2%, 30 MAUL, balmer, 1417 Farnam st., tel ~ W. BAKER, UNDERTAK —_—_— OPTICIANS. OMAHA_OPTICAL CO., LEADING OPTICIANE, J. F. Ponder, manag: Eyes tested . 22 I Kinsler's drug store. 446-31 HE ALOE & PENFOLD CO., SCIENTIFIC opticians, 1408 Farnam st., opposite Paxton hotel. Eyes examined free. 91 OMATIA OPTICAL CO., LEADING OPTICIANS J. F. Ponder, Tyes tested free. 2 M2231 GAS FIXTURES, T QUR ENTIRE LINB t gas and electric light fixtures, globes, atc,“at Cost, ‘s wa aro absolutely retiring from the fixture business. It will pay (o buy Co.,” 111 South 69 02 XTURI nige W . M. R MT00 O WE ARE CLOSING OU § AND ELECTI GHT made in design and finish to ha any architectural style desired by sell, 313 8. 15th street BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. YOU CAN MAKE MORE INT ' ON YOUR money by paying us $1 or more per month than In any savings bank. Investigate. Mu- tual Loan and Building Association, Q. M. Nattinger, secretary, 1704 Farnam st. HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD Interest on savings. Apply 1o Omaha L. & B. Ass'n, 1704 Bee Bidg. G. M. Natting RI SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN_SANI'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. ¥. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular, 708 F.DOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & A CIAL COLLEGE, 18T11 AND Roui bouy, TGMAHA COMM Douglas; send for catalogue. STOVE REPAIRS, STOVE REPAIRS FOR makes of stoves. Wat neetions a specialty. Stove Repalr Works. M7 STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS: ALSO hotel range and general assortment of r cooks & heaters: water attachments put connected at J. Hughes, 607 5. 13 st & Jack DIFF achments and con- las street, Omah in & on. HOTELS, 2T SE (BUR 15n and Dodge. Roum e 2 08% HOTEL BARKER, $2.00 PHR DAY, 140 ROOMS, In the Heart of tho Business houses, Special rates and accommodationso commercial trav- ers. Hoom and board by(the week or month. Frank Hilditch, Mgr. 313 PLUMBERS. J. HANIGA U water heating. 2105 Lemvenworth st. OF VERY KIND, GAS, OWE & CO., POIMBING, STEAM AND hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes, 421 . 15 DRESSMAKING. A DRSRNABING MAKING IN FAMLWES, FINE DRESSMAKING A¥ LOWES Madame Corbett, i dTth st., cor. Cass. M 02 STREET 2120 8. 10TH. CALL AT 131 DOUOLAS st designs in drpssmaking; w MERCHANT TAILORS. I WISH TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF IMPORTED AND ~DOMESTIC nd Winte ILENS. Mecrchant Tailor, G A. Lindquist, 8168, 15th M e ———————————————————— "HAY AND GRAIN, BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE buy hay. A H. Soyder, 1615 Buit st. Tel. 101 NEDRASKA HAY CO, WHOLESALE HAY, grain and mill stuft, W always on the market 10 buy or seil. 1403-4-8 Nicholas st — WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS 1§ all kinds of coal. Correspondence solieited. W8 Farnam st ) R, 613 8. 16 ST. | B " TURKISH BATHS; HOURS, 8 A. M. 10 9 p m. Teauty Culture parlors, removed from Karbach Bldg to 109-1) Biee Bidg STENOGRAPHERS, STENOG- uilding. Telephone &7 FT Erapher. “DYE WORKS., SCHOEDSACK, TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, 1521 Farnam ‘stroet. Dyeing of every descrip- tion and_dry cleaning. 07 TAXIDERMISTS. TAXIDERMY AND S. logue. George E. Brown, Jr., & Co., 09 8. 1o UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH M Walkin, 2111 Cuming. Tel. G02. 958 NIGHT SCHOOLS. ROOSE'S OM. B 2SS COLLEGE, 15 & AR i —— GRINDING. RAZORS, SHEARS, CLIPPE ers, elc. A. L. Undeland, 106 § HORSESHOEING. MRS, THOMAS MALONEY, 912 N. 16TH &t wsi JOB PRINTING. RALED JOB PRI of ull "kinds. END FOR CATA- “LAWN MOW- Tt 192 TING CO., FINE PRINTING 17th st., Bes' building. 967 PAWNBROKERS, Y. 418 N, 16TH, ] H. MAROWITZ LOANS MOX L RANGISCAN DROPS .z Yegotable, Prepared from the o}q%nm formula pre cerved in the Archives of the Holy Land, haw -ag an authentic history dating back 600 years. ' APOSITIVE CURE for all Stomach, Kidney and Bowel troubles, especially CHRONIC CONSTIPATION, Price 50 cents. Sold by all druggists. The Franciscan Remedy Co., 134 VAN BUREN ST., OHICAGO, ILL. <3 for Circular and Iiustrated Calendar. CUPIDENE” Curer the effects ot eelf ,use, excesses, em/ ions,’ impotency, va’.cucele and consti ation. One dollar a ox, six for §5. For gale by THE GOOD- MAN ° DRUG CO., Omaha, Neb. PATEIIT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Building, OMAHA,Neb. Advice FREE O & NORTHWEST Omaha|U. P. Depot, 10th & Mason i Eastern Express estibuled Limite Mo. Valley Local aha Chicago Spec . BURLINGTON Depot 10th and Mason Sts, Chicago Vestibule. . Chicago icago and Towa Lo Junction_ Lo h BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.|Arrives Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omhaa Denver |Arrives .| Omaha 6:30pm 2:90am Omahal Leaves Omaha Express ... lDeadwood Expross. I Denver EXpies.... Nibidska Local (except Sunday) §:05am. . Lincoln_Local (except_ Sunady) K. C.. ST. J. & C. B, Depot 1dth and Mason S o .Kansas City Day Express.. pm.i.'C. Night Ex. via U. P, Trins e | CHICAGO, R, Omals i 1i10pm 8:0f 11:Bam [Atrives | Omaha 8:50am & PACIFIC. [Ar AUAGIC Bxpross (o% 5 Night Exp Chicago Vestibuled Klahoma Exp. (o C. WEST. :06am.Oklahoma & Texan Bxp. (ex.8an).11 20pm 1:10pm Colorado _ Limited \isopm UNION PACIFIC res Inton_Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omiaha 10:00am Kearney B £:lipm.. . Overland 2:16pm. Beatrice & Stromsb'g Bx (ex Sun) 3:50p acific Express 0:35 4:d0p 10855 vew | _Omahal L. (Arrives D d Mason Sts | Omal Chicago Limiied. Sts. | Omaha 5:10pm AT Depot 16th and Webs Deadwood Express. Wyo. Ex. (3x. Mon.) Express (Ex. Bunday) t. Paul Express.... MISSOURT PACIFIC. Depot_15th and Webster Sts. Louis F € Louls [xpress..!!'l . Daily’ (ex. Sun.) Nebrasica Locai ©, BT P. M. & O. Depot 15th and_ Webster Sts. Sioux City Accom. (Ex. Sun.) Sloux City Accom. (Sun. Only.) Sloux City Fxpress (Bx. Sun.). .8t Paul Limited...... Leaves I0UX CITY & PACIFIC, Omaha|Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha ¢:58am Bioux City Passenger H Bt Paul Expres....... eaves |~ BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Omahal Depot 16th and” Webster 80 Saopm. ... 8L Paul Limited S:30pm....... ", Chicago Limited.. Bat.) §:00pm_ . Noi folk 6:30pm 3 10:00am |Arrives WABASH RAILWAY 1AT Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sis.| O 8L Louls Cannon Ball, Lea | 5,000,000 NORTHERN PACIFIC DEBTS Receivers Ask Leave to Issue Oertificates in Payment of Them, ONLY WANT 85,000,000 AT PRESENT Floating Liabilitles Amount to 86,000,000 and There 1s Only $400,000 In Sight to Pay Them — Must Have $1,800,000 at Once. CHICAGO, ft. 8.—Judge Jenkins of the United States coutt presided today In the ontinued hearing of the application of the orthern Pacific recelvers for leave to issue of recelvers' certificates. Henry one of the receivers, was present, with ex-Senator Spooner of Wisconsin. M. H. Cordozo of New York represented the second mortgage bondholders, opposed to the fssue, claiming that it was unjust to the second and thrd mortgage bondholders. At- torneys for the receivers followed with argu- ments for the application Mr. Newell, for the receivers, said the receivers had labilities aggregating $6,000,- 000 to meet within the next few months and the assets avallable do mot exceed $400,000. At least §1,640,000 s due now mnd must be paid. The honor of the court, which is in control of the road, must be malntained by mecting the liabilities as they fall due. The attorney sald that while the attorneys had petitioned for $5,000,000 they could possibly get along with less, but they must have at least $1,800,000 to meet pressing debts and carry on the business of the road. He sald the receivers would be willing to have the or- der for the certificates drawn in such a way as_to meet the objections of the bondholders. Mr. Petit followed with an argument in opposition to the certificates. In referring to the securities to be put up by the re- ceivers, he said the Northern Pacific securl- ties were lke Northern Pacific memories, considerably below par. It is belleved that the result of the argument will be an agree- ment between the different parties as to the manner of the bond issue. The argument was concluded In the after- noon and the court decided in favor of the recelvers. Judge Jenkins granted the ap- plication for leave to issue certiicates to the amount of $5,000,000 and ordered the re- colvers to report to the court on October 22 the bonds which shall have been received for them and the rate of interest oered. The court took up the report of the master in chancery on the application for the re- moval of Thomas F. Ouakes as recsiver. The report, which was submitted to the court at Milwaukee some weeks ago, exonerates Oakes from the charges of illegal practices in the manipulation of the Northern Pacific prop- erty, and the company and bondholders filed a motlon rejecting it. Judge Jenkins sald he would ‘devote the evenings of this week to the argument on the motion. Payne, EMIGRANT BUSINKSS Western Lines Threaten to Keopon Offices I the East. CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—At today's meeting of the advisory committes of the Emigrant Clearing house of the Western Passenger assoclation a formal protest was sent o the Trunk Line association, declaring that the distribution of the emigrant business was made a matter of agreement between the two associations, and that the action of the trunk lines in canceling the agreement without conference and apparently without cause has caused much surprise to the west- ern lines. It Is asked that all action in the matter be suspended immediately and until a conference can be held between the two assoclations in New York. The western lines say that if such a conference is to be held they would prefer that it should be either on October 15 or 17. The protest winds up with the declaration that it is the belief of the western lines that the trunk lines are not willing to push matters so far that the western lines will be forced to take inde- pendent action, which simply means that it the trunk lines porsist in their present course the western lines will find it necessary to establish ticket offices of their own through- out the east to look after their interests, The trunk lines have made a demand on the Western Passenger association lines that they at once withdraw all their orders from trunk line territory. They declare that the invasion of the eastern territory by the west- ern lines is without reason or excuse, and is resulting in much loss of revenue to trunk lines. There is much doubt as to whether the assoclation will pay any attention to the demand, for the reason that the matter is one that is hardly in the jurisdiction of the association agreement, and all the lines are free to act as they see fit in this matter. They first put all thelr orders in the terri- tory of the eastern lines because they thought they were not heing treated with entire just'ce in the matter of routing through business. and 5o took this remedy Into their own bands. The association, as an ussocl tion, will very probably take no action of any kind in the matter. All in all, there seems to be an excellent chance for some Warm times between the Western Passenger assoclation and the Trunk Line association before things are adjusted. Tiokot PREPARING FOR THE FIGHT, Union Paclfic Will Opposo the Demund of the Great Northern, The club with which the Oregon Rallway and Navigation company proposes to beat out the brains of the Union Pacific has been furnished Receiver McNelll by the Great Northern, President Hill having acceded to the demands of a blanket proportion of 29 per cont on all eastern business having western tendencies. But the Unlon Pacific does not propose to be taken into camp with- out a struggle, General Passenger Agont Lomax being enroute to Portland to inter- view Receiver McNelll on his proposition, Mr. Lomax in this fight has a united board of recelvers back of him, as well as the gen- eral manager, and the fight promises to be one of great importance in the history of transcontinental lines With the opening of the Portland office by General Agent Baxter it fs understood M. Thomas Schumacher of the general freight office will go to Portland to coach Mr. Baxter in freight rates, Mr. Schumacher's title to be that of general westcrn freight agent, with headquarters (n Portland, Mr. Schumacher has Leen in charge of transcontinental rates since Mr. Woodworth severed his connection with the Union Pacific. He ls in every way an aggressive freight man and will make the Oregon Railway and Navigation people “‘hus- tle” for business. Bonds Have Disappeared. NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—An evening paper says the committeo on reorganization of the Chicago & Northern Pacific railway has dis- covered that $2,600,000 of the company’s bonds of the value of $1,000,000 have disap- peared from the treasury of the company, The committes has discovered also that somo of the securities of the company have been put up as extra margin in loans made by the Northern Pacific company. Members of the committoe would not say whether the bonds had been mislaid or lost, or what had become of them, Pennsylvania Official ¢ PITTSBURG, Oct. § took place today among rallway oficials nges. Important changes the Pennsylvania James Reed, superintend. ent of the West Pennsylvania ralroad, re- | signed. D. M. Watt, superintendent of the Pittsburg, Virginia & Charlestown, takes Reed's place; D. H. Lovell, superintendent of the Cambria & Clarion with headquarters at Cresson, fakes Watt's position, while Frank Robb of Cambria, succeeds Lovell, Kailway Notes, J. R. Buchanan of the Elkhorn left yester- day for Chicago. E. H. Wooud, ussistant general frelght agent of the Union Pacific, left for the same place. Superintendent Hostwick of the Pullman company at Philadelphia, with his famlly, is the guest of Mr. J. F. Richardson, superin- tondent of the Pullman_service here. Mr. Hostwick is enroute to Lyons, Colo., for & month's bunting and fishing. D. 0. Ives, general passengor agent of the Missouri lines of the Burlington, 8. E. Crance, gonvral superiutendent of the | county. same St. Joseph, vort of lines, with headquarters General Suporintendent the Burlington, and P. Faucon, superintendent of equipment at Lincoln, were in Omaha yestorday to are range a time card for the Billings extonsiol and make arrangements for the running o the first train, ———— Nothing Steango. Intelligent people, who redlize the impore tant part the blood holds In keeping the hody In abnormal condition, find nothing stfange in the number of diseases Hood's Sarsaparilla Is able to cure. So mapy troubles resuit from impure blood, the best way to treat them is through the blocd. Hood's Sarsapas rilla vitalizes the blood. the best after-dinner pille prevent constipatin, Hood's Pills are assist digestion b= i SUPREME COURT SYLLABL Peaks va Lord, ¥ Aflirmed, ror from Opinton by Madison Justice Harrison Pleading affirmative matters in an answer which amounts to no more than a denfal of plaintifi’s cause of action will not necessi- tate a reply. 2. entitle a party to a review of the action of a trial court In giving instructions, the objections to the Instructions must be pointed out fn a motion for a new telal, 3. Where an agreement of dissolution of partners reduced to writing and signed by the partics, stated that one of the part- ners assumed'und agrecd to pay the mo- counts and liabilities of a branch of the business, conducted at Battle Creek, and gave no list of the items of charges or other reference to them; held, that evidence Which disclosed what items were Included In the accounts as charges against the dess Ignated pertion of the business, as agreed upon between the partners prior to signin the “articles of dissolution, 'was competent and its admission was not ‘erroneous on the grounds that it tended to vary or modify the terms of the written agreement 4. The overruling of a motlon to strike from the record certain portions of the answers of a wilness as not responsive to the question, where it appears that th matter thus sought to be eliminated Is no! caleulated to mislead the jury or harmful to the right of the moving party; held, not prefudicial error. 6. Assignments of error not referred to or argued T the briets fiied will be deemed walyed 6. Where the evidence is conflicting, but there is sufficient evidence to support theé verdict, it will not be disturbed Heaton va ayer. Error from Merrick founty. - Affirmed. Opinion by Commissioner an. he finding of the district court as to the actual place of residence of a defendant served with summons by leaving a cop) thereof at his alleged usyal place of resfs dence will not be disturbed when such find« ing has been made on consideration of cone flicting evidence. Omaha Fair and Exposition assoclation et al against Mjesourl Puctfic Rallroad cof pany. Error from Douglas county. - firmed. Opinion by Commissioner Irvine, Where a new trial is asked for on the ground of misconduct of a juror or of th prevailing party, the findirig of the tri court ‘In supoprt of the verdict will not side unless the evidence of misconduc clear and convincing character. . While all communicationg during trial between jurors and persofs conneet with the case are to be avoided, still o vegs dict should not be set aside because & wite ness has been In conversation with & jurop where it {3 made to appear that there wi no communication with reference to the . Where the facts of a case call for_the ation of a speclalization of or a lime n of a general rule of law, and ine on simply stating the general rule e ous, Where other instructions cors ctly state the specializatjon or lmitation, It s not err to refuSe an instructiol which states to the jury an inference of ct to be drawn from the evidence, and no rule of law. or cannot be predicated upon the submission of an issue to the jury when th party. alleging such error, by a request for an Instruction, himself asked the ‘Submission of the iasue. 6 The owrier of the land cannot be dee prived of a free enjoyment of his property by ‘the construction of a railroad adjacent thereto, and, therefore, his failure to tak unusual precautions against its destructio by fires negligently set out by the rallrond cannot be urged as a defense to an action to recover for such loss, nor can contrib- utory negligence in such eases he predicated upon his proper uge of his property in th usual manner, but the obvlous hazard of fires 1s a fact which he cannot disregas and he is hound to take such precautions a person of ordianry prudence would take the protection of his property, not against anticipated negli ce, of the rails road, but sgainst such obvious hazards. 7. Where several cases with different plaintiffs, presenting different states of fact, were, by’ agreement, tried together and by stipulation all the plaintiffs joined in oni motiop for a new trial and in one petition in erfor, held: That the proceedings were indivisible, and that the judgment must be* affirmed as (o all if free’ from error as to one. e A Very Valuable Medicine. There {5 no medicine 5o often nceded In every home and so admirably adapted to the purposes for which it is intended as Chame berlain's Pain Balm. Hardly a week pagsey but some member of the family has need of it. A toothache or headache may be cyred by it. A touch of rheumatism 6r neuralgia quieted. The severe pain of a burn or scald promptly relleved and the sore healed in much less time than when medicine has to < be sent for. A sprain may be promptly treated before inflammation sets in, which insures a cure in about one-third of the tim otherwise required. Cuts and bruises shoul recelve immediate treatment before the parts become swollen, which can only be dohe wheg Pain Balm is kept at hand. A sore throat may be cured befgre it becomes serlous, A lame back relieved and several days of vaius able time saved or a pain in the side or " cured witheut paying a doctor's bill, Pre a B0-cent bottle at once and you will neves regret it. For sale by druggists. e Burlington Route Dining Cars, Betwoen Omaha and Chlcago. Between Omaha and Denver, Are now operated on the cafe plan; that Is, passengers pay only for what they order, Tickets and Information at 1324 Farham street. M. J. Dowling, City Passenger Agent. ANNOUNCEMENTS. As Letitia Hardy, the hoydenish heroine of “The Belle's Strategem,” Julla Marlowe- Taber has another opportunity of demonstrate ing her native talents as a comedienue. This role borders, in the earlier scencs, on farcleal extravagance, and it must be extremely di- verting to witness the morry sportiveness of this artiste without the proverbial tear in tho smile, that tinge of sadness and tone of seriousness which have heretofore bren char- acteristic of all her work. In strong contrast herewith are the pathetic lines and touching situations of the title role in Ernest Lacy’ tragio dramolet, “‘Chatterton,” the two pla; forming an ideal “double bill" The Belle' Strategem’ and hatterton” will be pre sented by Miss Marlowe and her company at the Boyd on Friday evening next. This will be one of the novelties of Miss Marlowe! engagement, as nelther of these plays have ever been seen here. Her engagement will open on Thursday evening in Sheridan's bril- linot comedy, “Sehool for Scandal,” and ft will be Miss' Marlowe's first appearance in that play in this eity. At the Saturday mate Inee “The Love Chase' will be the bill, and the engagement whl close with “Much Ado About Nothing' Saturday evening. The sale of seats will opea tomorrow morning at § o'clock. e Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Liarcrhoa Remedy, “I would rather trust that medicine than any doctor 1 know of," says Mrs. Hattle Mason of Chilton, Carter Co., Mo., In speak- ing of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, For sale by druggists, e THE EEALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on 8, 1894 WARRANTY . DEEDS. T J Tobin to M J Nelllgan. undiy % of 10t 1, block 21, Ambler 1a: eand $ G Cady to F'D & F H Wead, Tot 4, Windsor Place oXUNBION. ... i.0iniess Mary Dupes to Virginia DI ‘s "6 il 5, Llock 19, A § Patrick’s ndd...s 3 11 MoCullooh and wife to L M Rawii lot 15, block 4, 8 record October (7 e ey Standard " Oli ooy . Millard & Bullding assoclat w ot M, block 7, Poppleton Bernard Magi 15 and 18, Wy QuIT G W Cunningham and wie to A L Campe bell, Jot 10, block 3, Kountze Place...... A L'Campbell and Wite (o Gentral Loan and Trust company, samMe. Total amcunt of transters.,