Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 10, 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. SPEGIAL NOTICES. FOR RENT—-HOUSES, morning and Sunday editions. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered chec! ean have answers addressed to a numbes Raten. 1o A word first Insertion, ic s wo Nothing taken for less than %e These advertisements mus dge street. ROOM BRICK 110 red lett K0od barn. 1: Answers 8o nddressed will Continued, SANT 7.ROOM HOUSE; MOL ha Real Estate and Trust company, room D- CLAIRVOYANTS. PIANOS ORGANS. MRS DR._H. WARREN, CLAIRVOTANT, RB- Habile business medium; TUh yoar ot 115 N ioth. MABSBAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM EMITH, 602 B. 1§TH, 2D FLOOR, vapor, alcohol, steam. sul: thi M1 130 416 SOUTH u-ri1| M09 0100 MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, i:rw‘:guum‘ TURKISH BATHS, TURKISH BATHS; HOURS, m. Beauty Culturs pariors. from Karbaoh Bidg to 10810 Dea Bk Motk ~ PERSONAL. \, MASSAGE. MME. POST, 81 Tsl ST i WHOLE WHEAT BREAD FROM_UNBOLTED flour ‘st Imogen L. Ramsey's, 317 N, 16th sireet. U—Ma17 019 THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING INSTRU. ments, for cash or monthly payments One Hale upright plano. Another Hale upright piano. Spe Hall & Son upright. pianc Ohlo Valley square piAw,.. Maron & Hamlin organ . Beatty organ, high tep? . Smith American organ, high top. Taylor & Farley organ; Migh top.... Kimball, Emerson and__Hallet-Davia 'planos. A. HOSPE, AR, 1513 Douglas st, MM O3 IF PURCHASED AT ONCE One upright plano, 3, 8old. . gne S-string new scala, plano, $157.5 One’ second hand Wegiman, $300, One new W 3 Ona new W y ball organ, $25 One Bay State organ, $20. One Burdetts organ, $2. Sold, One Shontnger, $2 One good organ, $15. Woodbridge Dros., 130 N. 15th street §1—-0r LOST. e i LOST-A LADY'S DIAMOND PIN. SUITABL] reward will be pafd If returned to Dr. R, €. Moore, 219 8. $9th at. MIs8 00 BETWEEN 414 NORTH TH STREET the First Methodist church, Davenpurt street, a pair of gold mpectacies. Finder please return to Mrs, Downs at above numpber. Lowt—Mis) 100 CORNICE, WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZED Iron cornices. 1728 St. Mary's ave. 059 EAOLBE CORNICE WORKS, EPE- neter, prop., 108, 110, 113 N. 1ith. Es! DENTISTS, GEORG 8, NASON, DENTIST. SUITE 30 xton block, 16th and Farnam ats. Tel 714 DR PAUL, DENTIST, 2020 BURT & CARPET CLEANING. BELLE EPPERL FITTED ured to the figure. /s remiing shapel is better prepared to retaln the finer outlines beautiful figurs than any other. Nina nta are necessary and all ftting 18 iy experts. 1t ihe only corset that makes one shapely and Is appreciated by every 1ady who calls at parlors. Farnam_ street. —M378 013 MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. l{l_l ;’G AULABAUGH FUR (O, MAN!'FA(‘TUHE!!! of fur garments: furs neatly repared. Fur muffs ut cost. Room 301 Karbach bik. Tel. 1812 U—s02 O19 PHYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN perscriptions can secure valuable it formation free by addressing P. 0. Dox 813, Omaha, Neb. COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION, asthma, bronchitis and catarch. Home treat: ment §6.00 per month. Three days' free treat. ment, room 200 Douglas bik., 16th and Dodge. LACE CURTAINS CLEANED new. Call and examine speoime 148N, 20th . OECAR SUNDELL, FOR 12 YEARS WITH G, W. Cook, has removed his shoe repalr shop {0 8.1 et, north of Dougias, U—Ml9 N1 PRESTON Fon CALIFORNIA FLAKES FOR breakfast; superior (o oatmeal. Try It U-M3i1 N8 t run consccutively. FOR HENT, 1.ROOM DWELLING onveniences; first-class W Clark, 2203 Douglas. o] Mttt = VT W0 T TooN B SITUATIONS WANTED. V5. Complrollet's offem VIAVI HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES, Health book or. consultation free. Address or call Viavi Co., #6 Bee bidg. ~Lady attendant. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. —_— MUSIC TEACHER. MARTIN CAHN. TEACHER OF _PIANO. forte. Studic, 4% N. 234 st Min Ol MUBIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. G, F. OBLLENDECK, BANJOISTS AND teacher. 1810 California’ strect. sk ~ STOVES, BEST HEATERS ON BARTH. Be sure you examine them Lofore you buy. Parties who desire the choice of the best line of stoves on the market must buy elther the Favorite baseburner or the Oak heating stoves. They have been manufactured the past 3 years, and where they have been used alongside of other stoves have proven themselves 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- feetion. A. M. McCargar, 410 N. 16th street. ke 224 N1 BUSINESS NOTICES, OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY; OLD __Ewll made new. 613 8. 16th. o DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 19 N e THE NEATEST BARDER SHOP IN CITY: court of Bee bullding. Fred Buelow. ai ROGNER & BISELE, SIGN PAINTERS; BRST work at lowest prices. 1018 Douglas street; Q. "D, MERRYMAN, CARPBT cleaning works, 720 8. Mth; tel. 8¢ Farnam; tel. 1669, M-323 ou ———— e COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 6TH AND i send for catalogue. Ronrbough Bros. Mz N1 STENOGRAPHERS, SUTCLIFFE, GENERAL, BTENOO- 2 Teo biliding. Teiephone &7, SCHOEDSACK, TWIN CITY DYB WORKS, 15 rnam stroet. Dyeing of every descrip- tion and dry cleaning. " _— ) TAXIDERMISTS. TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA- logus. George K. Brawn, Jr., & Co., T &, 16th. UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTFRING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH M. 8. Walkin, 2111 Cuming. Tel. 602 968 —_—_— NIGHT SCHOOLS. ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & FAR R —————_ GRINDING. FIRST TRAIN FOR BILLINGS It Will Bo Bent There at the Rate of Thirty- Three Miles an Hour, BURLINGTON'S NEW NORTHWEST LINE Regular Passenger Serviee Wil Begin in Ten Duys — Route Touches Historie Indian Battetlelds — Custer Monu- ment to Be Seen from th Final arrangements have been completed for the train service on the Billings extension of the Burlington, as a result of a conference Monday among D. O. Ives, general passenger agent of the Missouri lines of the Burlington, General Passenger Agent John Francls, 8. E. Crance, general superintendent of the Mis- souri lines at St. Joseph, General Superin- tendent Calvert and G. R. Faucon, superin- tendent of equipment. The first train for Billings and the northwest will leave Omaha at 5 p. m. on the evening of October 21, arriving at Lincoln at 6:40 p. m., breakfa g at Edgemont, 8. D, taking dinner at Gillette, supper at Sheridan and arriving at Billings 9:40 p. m. of the following day out from Omaha, making the run of §62 miles in twenty-nine hours and forty minutes, an average sperd of thirty-three miles per hour. Through sleeper and chair cars will run from Omaha to Billings, where closo connection will be made with the Northern Pacific for Helena and Portland, The train will be perfect in_all respects and with its introduction will come & new territory for the wholesalers and jobbers of Omaha, the tarift which the Burlington will shortly issue showing a differential in favor of Omaha as against St. Louis, St. Joseph and Kausas City, Omaha taking the samo rate as St. Paul and Minneapolis, the Chicago rate being the same as the Northern Pacific. The train will arrive in Deadwood the same s now, and sleeping car arrangements will be the same. Bastbound, the trains will leave Billings pretty late at night in order to connect with train No. 3 at Omaha. Con- nections have been arranged for from St Mutual Life Insurance company of New York; Mr. Frank Battles of the Trust Come pany of North America, Philadelphia; Mr W. H. Beagle, editor Times, Asbury Park, N. J.; Mr. Willam H. Hamilton, capitalist Asbury Park; Mr. Thomas A. Jenckes, Ate ] torney at law, Providence, R. I, who also | | | | | | represents some of the leading capitalists of Switzerland; Mr. J. E. Mastin of the banking firm of Drake, Mastin & Co., 20 Wall street, N. Y.i Mr. C. 0. Miiler, merohant, Stamford Conn.i Mr. C. J. Mills of the Nationah Tne vestment company, New York, of which Hon, J Searles of the American Sugap trust fs president; Mr. Raymond Q. Mowery, attorney at law, Providence, R. I, a mome ber of Governor Brown's staff; Mr. J, L. Parson of the Chemical National bank; Mr. Thomag C. Platt of the Bddy Valve Manufa turing company, Troy, N. Y.; Mr. W. I. Sere rell, broker, Bayone, N. J.; Mr. Henry D, Schoonmaker of the Ludlow Valve Manuface turing company, Troy, N. Y.; Mr. J, A Talt, class of '8, Dickinson college. Hon. Henjamin H. Butterworth of Ohfe was to have been a member of the party, bit political engagements kept him in lowa, . M. Butterworth, however, will come to Omaha October 12, the Coliseum having been ens gaged for the distinguished citizen on the evening of the day mentioned, when he will deliver a speech on national {ssues. Mr. James Lloyd Parson, cashier of the Chemical National bank, stated to a Bee representative that the political sentiment in New York was rapidly drifting to Morton, and he anticipated the defeat of Hill by the largest majority ever given & repube lican candidate. ~ “There is no denying that Hill has been an autocrat of the most pro nounced kind. He has allowed no man to stand in his way. The independent demo- crats were totally ignored in the convention, and the most unblushing trickery was res sorted to to malntain the machine, Never has New York been so aroused, and Senator Hill will be turned down in & manner at once positive and complete, “The money situation s looking better and New York bankers feel much more hopeful than, they have for some time over the out- ook, Hon. Thomas Bradley of Philadelphia and a warm personal friend of Governor Pattison sald he made & bet of an overcoat the other day with Hon. Willlam E. Siogerly, demo- cratic nominee for governor, that he would bo defeated by 100,000 majority. “In fact, th republicans aro claiming 150,000 for the whole ticket, but this I regard excessive. Simply an Old Story Revamped. NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—A report was elreu- WEST RATES. TIB " Davis Co.. 1305 Farnam st W1 MONEY TO LOAN ON_OMAHA REAL I at 6 per cent. W. B. Mikle, 1st Nat — e WANTED, MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO ACT as privafe defectives under Instructions: experi- ence unnccessa nd u National De- | & Mol 100 . GIRI, FOR on USE- 5 § outh 13th st v K. DARLIN Claim Made in New Trial at Denver, DENVER, Oct. 9.—In support of a motion ead, Sponrish, a “x.v(n;mm he junket | for a new trial of the sult of J. K. Mullen at Sheridan. Their special car, the ““Auck- “harle P P v land," will be dropped at Alliance during the | “Nd Charles D. McPhee against the Western maha|U. P, Depot. 10h & Mason night, and taken by special engine to Edge- | Unlon Beef company, ex-Judge Vincent D, i B UMBERS, — BAST mont, In which many of the gentlemen of the | Markhart filed an afidavit made by the 10-ROOM HOUSE, LA Ruitalo county, for ntle wlope, 'Just | _ FLUMBGE “Atlantic_Express 8w05pm | party have large interests. Tonight a ban- | plaintiffs, alleging that the jury, which r SNION Houas. LA ¥o | Jfor rrigiung; e utiful groves, Tich 3 7. HANIGAN, T BING, STEAM AND (oo NIGHE X coieeee 9i60am | quet will be glven at Edgemont in their | turned a verdict for the defendants, w e FOR BALE_FURNITURE nd fieat-class nyestment. Lawrence Ke not water heating. Zigs Leavenworth st 831 | &iopm.. .Chiciko Vestibu 105om | honor, after their drive along the Edge- | packed with American Protective assoélation w % u's : . (d .11 Sopm L FOR 1t EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, | — b — FRER-PLUMBING 0F WFDRY R L UALIPW® | mont canal. On the termination of the ban. | men by Sherift Burchinell and Matt Adams, B8 South ITth st.; wiso Sroom collage with | PAYMENTS BASY, YOU WON'T MI (ILL SELL FOR CASIT TWO LoTs BRE=PLUMRING 08 FOAT KL 3 VEST. quet their car will be taken to Sheridan by | clerk of the district court, and would Mot ibam. G. L. Green, 1. 25, Burker bl D' money. Low prices on furniture and ine in wwell residenco part of city §:0%am.Oklahoma & Texas Exp. (€x.5un).11:%0pm | a speclul engine, where the citizens of Sheri- | &ive a verdict In accordance with the eyls R RARLE TROOM TAGE, B3 WooL. | ¥°°ds IEnterprise Credit Co., 613-615 1ot at. thl 2L " Sl T ING, STEAM AND | ®m.........Colorado Limited.......... 430m | dan will show the visitors the mreat re- | dence for the plaintiffs because they are - 2 s ONION PACIFIC, rives | Sources of Wyoming. On their return they | Catholics The afiidavit, which 15 very worth ave. Ringwalt Liros., Baik 1 — = hot water heating, gas xtmres, globes, 421 §. 1. Unton Depot, 10th & Mason Ste.| Omana | Will £top at Hot Sprinys and Omaha, long, repeats the oaths known to be taken Nt ~ B TER g Yo ~Kearney Express. e 3150, The gentlemen composing the party which | by members of the American Protective range and all_other convenionces. W | _ O~ | STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFE DRESSMAKING. Overland Flyer sidopm | 1« being chaperoned by Irancis C. Grabel, | soclation and declares that they Are umfit *oom Gll, Paxton block STOVES AND PURNITURE AT COST, MUST | e should make you sumpiclous; funny they Loatt o : Mab' g — - s I L M o mostly Smith's. Try one and you will un- SSMAKING IN FA E8. 3 [ ¥OR RENT, 4 11-ROOM BRICK FLATS, ALL | U %ld at once. L Brussell, 710-712 N, 16th, dorstand why; fuil iine of supplies. Simith. | PRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 220 8 10TH modern conveniences, at $lst and Farnam, at O—Mis o Premier Co., 17th and Farnam; telephone, 154 = . el - FINE DRESSMAKING AT LOWEST PRICES, & barguin to right’ party. Globe Loan ‘and | FOR SALE, HBATING STOVE, ALMOST NEW, M Trust C 1th and Dodge. D2y Inquire 216 Grace 051890 ' | S ————— Madame Corbett, 424 N. Mth st., cnri“l“lu:;. " Omaha|Union Depot, 10th and Mason 5ts.| Omal York City, having constructed many Impor- | from diseases contracted from infected cate Saipm. Chicago Limited.. ... 9:am | tant buildings there; Hon. Thomas Bradley, | tie which the Western Union Beef company HOUSES & STORES. F.D.WBAD,1§ & DOUGLAS | S FLORISTS. iy i v g g D204 §1 FOR BALE, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC | 5. 5 STEWART, FLORISTS ALL, KINDS OF | LADIE L AT 1513 g 11:20am hicago Express (ex. Sun.).... 6:0pm | vice president Chestnut Street National bank introduced upon the ranges. FOR RENT, FROM NOV. 1. A FIRST.CLASS | — h ——— | bulbs and cut flowers; 1632 Capliol avenue. for latést”deaikns in lfeatmaking; wor s vriver | 0f Philadelphia, and a member of Governor o — $-room house, nicely furnished, with @il mod- | A. B. CLARKR, HORSE COMMINSION DEAL: $713-030 anteed. 2 q ater Yira, [Morives | pattison’s staff; Hon. H. R. Barker, ex-mayor LICK MANUAL SCHOOL, E 3 i Wobster Sts. | Omaha — g Improviiments, located on cir e, S miles | u k yards, South Omaha; all classes = A SRS Witrecs of Providence, R. I; G. W, Bennett of the s Raaeh . on hand; el outh | NEW BULUS, JUSP IMPORTED, CUT FLOW. - 1 ” e titution to e O o 0 W hall Conap sl YU Ber T | 3 borses socachuly g Bend sasiben & gt 28 SRR AN | _CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, e EeaER s (e Tndiltution sa_Be’ Opared: tor\ Bal RN P-M12-011 HAMILTON BROS., GENBRAL CONTRAGT. | 6:%pm..Norfolk Exproms (Ex. Sunday)..10:46am July Nex itteen Cour 1 e T IAMILION JJROR. GNWRRAL T | Sabpm il 8t Paul Express...... ! 9idoam SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.—The Lick quire 828 8. 18th street, D--M353 13 MISSOURI PACIFIC, T|Arrives school, established by a bequest of the late “SA & d doors. 414 8. Jth st., tel 050 FIvERooH corTioE s ro | _ FOR BALE—MISCELLANEOUS. Sy i ik Depot _1ith and Webiter' ta. James Lick for a combined manual and b % trades school course of four years, will be ! ES, - — — . T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OF. TR TN T TRV Y tsneeeen 8t Louls Expre month, LS. Skianer, 8 N. ¥, 'Life, | CHEAPEST CHIGKEN AND BRNAM NTAL B O AR RRMOYED My C0AL O | T BT ENTRR AND BUILERT $%0pm. 1110 8t Louls Bxpre a7 ) gk §- o opened for classes on July 7, 1895. Many aps Dpla. Siereus, of Bosimn, Mass., plications for admission have been recelved - e ade. C. H 3 - - - per hanging and slgns, brickwork and plas: | §:10pm..Daily (ex. un.) Nebraska Tocai.. 3 2\ FURNISHED HOUSE; § ROOMS, 8 OALT. | BANK AND PLATTE VALLEY BAND oR {ERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE ering. Oftice 409 8. 1ith’ st,, telephone & =g, 8. P, I & O fornfa. Dt sale "C. W. Hull Company, th and fzard « k tary Scrofula, for which I tried va. already. Most of the professors of the varis rious remodies, and ' muny reliablo phyl- ous departments have been selected. Prins for hard coal and $3.80 ton cheaper. 1605 Far- . bater Sts. cfans, but noue relieved e, ~After takin cipal George A. Merrill 1s now in the east, = — Bam street; main entrance Board of Trade. Omahal Depot "13th" and STREET; § ROQMS, MODERN, AL S L) 153 0B Sioux Cily Accom. (Ex. Bun.). « elegu location, $30.00; also 1-room house in [ I¥ YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; MACKIN. - ‘ 1'% Dotidea of 1 am now well. lecting imgroved machine d_epparats v ory [RHY fraterii”to you. Raisotlng -taayry nachinery and spparatus a8 1 teol thay B 3.5 eV T for the inst.tution. The manual mmtfi g e . 4 BHAY AND GRAIN. Soam. Blouk City Accom. (Sun. Oniy.) irghard Hill, néwly painted and papered, $1.00. | toshes, rubber boot e, mrelhges” of” ali tire? ® life of untold agony, and shall take course, as a whole, must be taken by ol 13 2ipm City Express (Ex. Sun.) K. Humphrey, 823 New York Life. Inds; gas tubln ¢ Omaha l')'ll!:diurl'lnlp(i.kh'm oa:z puplile. There are to be fifteen technical eyt ords of ‘praise for ¢ b the third ye el BIOUX CITY & wonta il e e tup ourses, but after the third year the student 20 N1 | Omaha iy FOR_RENT, OH T G-ROOM COTTAGE | WANTED, CHEAP BUILDING, 12X, WITH- Walnut Hill motor, ) NS U N 'OLICTES ANED ON hie: 00D REPATR, CATE, | oF booeni o 5. Cheaney, Kansts ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, s, otc. ‘A L Undcland, 106 8. Tt o8 | east. committee of the Chicago & Northern Pa- teach children fancy work. Address D REPAIR CALL kbt - A » UST CO., 818 N.Y.LIFE, JOB PRINTING. v Address ¥ 23, Bee office. > BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY TE. room, modern convenienc to one or twa | MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOU ENGINEFRS AND CONTRAC. | ———— == | historic ground, Custer's battlefleld being | tWeen the receivers of the Chicago & North- ce. A1k c Vs dross Y §1, Bea Office. ROOMS, w1 tric Supply Co., 418 and & H. | site of the massacre Is only a mile from the | &r¢ held as collateral and both reorganiza- e veal estate. Drennan, Love & Co., Paxton blk RO — & M, ‘tiekat ofie: * v 3 ) THE REALTY MAR Little Big Horn, whero Sitting Bull and | Progress, and to a certain extent is a factor FURNISHED ROOMS, 1805 A_FEW PE S AL SERADE 0! T g e I haves . Drreha BICYCLES REPAIR AND REMODELED. WARRANTY DEEDS. and his handful of men of the Sev-| EHICAGO, Oct. 9.—Nelll McCall, chalrman OR RENT, EURNI iproved and unimproyed ¢ articulars. 3. Woodbu i) (P ECErDe TR M Dougiass = bbhed ) O ED OR U SHE 3 e o e W rick to Mary v 1ots 9 and be seen the marks of the Indian camps, tepee | Protective assoclation, has issued a secret A + I g ALL PRICES. ment 3 TWO LARC ¥ & TSI ; : w W wom bievcles, Fopatfsrand cycle sundries K ath Omaha 10 | it is & peaceful scene now. Eighteen years | in the Western Passenger association with WANTED, GENTL N NEWSPAPER CON- e PR, 1| there is a good sized settlement of whites | of the refusal of the other roads of the asso- on any subject. Expericnce not accessary. Good | o Y b stam = - — A. H. PERRIGO & CO., 1214 Douglas_street. ge and Trust company, lot 5, block 10, Crows, who are as “good Indlans” as any | men generally, an interchangeable 5,000-mil ticulara. Modern Press Ass'n, Chicago, Tl ST T TG 2 g ¥, i ® P yet, all sorts of farm Implements, Including | apeged, fully 50,000 members. : T cage 10 ouglas. T - fEan; Cilcawoy s 2 H. IL Harder & Co., ground floor, Bee bidg SCHOOL, 174 CA M i Workmen are busily engaged in laying the SAN FRANC o el pariors. 2105 Dou UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS < s = & 1S THE BEST, Burli o N €o0ds shipped to the east. The old rate was country, | lous expericnee not required cat; reduction made to partie MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, urlington and the terminus of the Northern Bnawering. Reforences given and, reawired. | T can pay the loan off at ny.|time or In &RY | SWANEON & VALIEN, AINDK AND FRENCHS ENAMELLED CALF. was the only terminal point. The new. fate lass board, 219 § : e 306 8. 16th strest. < aper. published, AL wrd, B9 St Mury's ave. D F2MI 13 2. WORKI grant Clearing House. eastern seaboard common points, such ‘a8 5 o 5 balmer, 1417 Farnam st., telephone, 225, 939 o 2. "”MEN: B-M1T0 table board; steam heat. 18th and I MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- souri and Mississippl river common points T ne: t EOMayent aod: §03 Day Dy calling. &b LY i T A 'LzAP}sES' iness transacted was largely of a routine 5032 31,75 7 __OPTICIANS. 3 $332° being the question of the readjustment of Rad Trusle Caghions te AR traveling, to carry our lul ts ns A side MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. | Guiir Guricat, 60, LEADING OPTICIANS, W:L'DOUGLAS, o RS, SOLICITORS, AGENTS you can pay back at any time and in any to follow up the matter with a view of se- | N'as suddenly disappeared. Until the audi- o adan exent and advocat optciunar (108 IRATRAIE RSt/ opvosi A SR A X 00 W. L. Douglan 83.00 Shoe. leged 3 B s L associatio ¥ socla- | defalcations can not be stated, but it is _ B- o B die this gradeof shoes in the world, and guarantoe their Ssoclation lines and the Trunk. Line associa ADDRESS loyment by addressin Rey. W. F. Eastman, | A SPLENDID INVES WILL J. F. Ponder, er. tested free. R & Pt e, b the middleman’s profits, Our shoes equal custom | fight with the trunk lines over the emigrant | Over $1,000,000 annually passed through his DRUG TRAVEL! 2 CALLING | LADY A 1P YOU dress box 85, Grand Junction, Colo. GAS FIXTURES, — 2o e R ENTIRE tho valio given than any other make. Take no sub. i o B an Inay; he FOR SALE, A G AL DOOT 3 ARE CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE LINR Alloy the trunk lines to do away with the | Npw YORK, Oct. 9.—Gross earnings of e - o < - s. W ay o bi Sold b A ARE YOU UNEMPLOYED? WILL YOU WORK peopls to earn $5.00 to $10.00 year, and residence; good rea from the fixture business. It will pay to buy Y big war, although they are anxious that suct | 514 decrease, $752,000. e o = C.J. Carlson. 1218’ N 24th, M523 100 ¢ wimilar article; this sells ot 10N ern Wnes are as well aware of this as the . i ) Hon ectur vie des " M. Ts 9 Maurath & Co., 38 .. Councl | - able. . Exclisive terriiory andrny Sor rr Co. 38 Wall street, | any architectiral iyle desired by ¥ 3, 24 | w.'W. Fishar, 2025 Leavanwortn — house, which has proven the best solution of PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 9.—Another ar- — M532 100 bla salesmen to represent manufacturer of | WANTED—TO RENT. | HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD ¢ § o M 4 it ok 2 » HOW TO G All the other business transacted at the body was recovered from the Willamette o, family: Must be fiextolass. | 77 GoOD LOT IN BABT OMAHA 70 B B Aswn, NN Beo Bidg. G M. Nattinger, Sec = Lamoreaux Bros., 306 8. 16th. Z—108 . == Paul road for the first week in October were | Steves, a well known lawyer, and jolntly WANTED—FEMALE HELP. FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES = SHARES IN MUTUAL L. ol Wwith the corresponding week of last year. is oharged with murder. Steves was held : . % | Building. OMAHA,Neb. Advice FRER happenings and write arlicies for publication | Proof eement buscment, complets steam heat: | Gooh TROPBRTY T0 FXCIANGE TOR F. W. Porter. agalnst Steves at the present time, but fnti- w (0 do_the work. Send stamp for full par- M. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 198 Zted and the western roads are once more | Mehan and the others now in jall, Mehan and WANTED, LADY TO ASSIST MB IN MY | STORAGE WILLIAMS & CROSS, 171 HARNEY %" | Leaves | CH bt WBTH AND | OmahalU. P. Depot, 10th & Mason Sta.| Omaha | serious that a few of the lines were com- | Private business, and that Kelly had also STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN R E-m™ Douglas; send for catalogue, Rohibough Bros. | f1:osam... i Valley -Lucais: The trouble I taken to the central (ation, and wh — — he trouble lay not s ch | e o] aken Lo the central police station, and when L Omana_postofice. 10°10. 160 acres, Some trade, R Rt ¥ o much In the lack of AR A 0, their grain, and the roads were compe him to Kelly's house, and as to why Kelly T STORAGE BUILDING A sale or Darling, Barker block, Takes of stoves. ‘Water avtachment - were compelled to 5 e B Burns, though, when they confronted Steves it L B H 2 iy NRO GEMONT, 3 2 o Chicago, will sell my home, 1611 Sherman | gTovE REPAIRS OF ALL KIS ALSO +.v. . Chicago and KNEOUTE TO EDGEMONT. 10-12 Harney St. Columbus Buggy Co. house, and if it suits you, wil make price connected at J. flughes, 607 8. 13 st & Jackson. | Leaves BURLI MO. RIVER.|Arrives hort Stop in Omaha. spite the identification Steves was allowed to —— 1 Deadwood Express. .| e WANTED—TO BUY. W_AROOM COTTAG HOTELS. L Denver Fxpross KELKENNY’ ;CO Rl \-b TIN N‘IZA[. BLK, &t Antiquarian book store, 1519 Farnam street, uel “1‘"'"“ A b - !‘ . e — - = AT T M52 09 N g e |Arrives | 100k over the town-that is rapidly being 2Uxt and Ca s, Write to 1. P with bath in city; only $15.00. 03 l]‘;nl\hnrnm out plaster, for removal, State price and locas in the heart of the business hous ecial Night EX. vis U. B, Trana, 6000 s wrt ted on Wall street that the WANTED, SITUATION BY AN & EXE —_— - DEMI0 RAZORS, SHEARS, CLIPPERS, LAWN MOW- | Louis, Kansas City and all points south and t that the reorganization ed dressmaker in a_private fami T-ROOM Y b g “hesney, Kansas City, Mo, enced dressmal JR ( o i or bought, F. 8. Chesney, ¥, Mo 8 ¥ Borckod The road which opens up Montana and | cific railroad had discovered that $2,500,000 Bea. e tm r P L Sl T S JRter Idaho to the business interests of Omaha | Of the company's bonds have disappeared. N N’ Y stor erfes recharged; otrd d gen« WANTED, SITUATION IN IRY OB R RE. - — and mewspaper _office, by printer. | 7 T N A N ROOMN; | e A o e ety Omaha electrical Works, 617 and 619 8. 16th st. | REED JOB PRINTING CO,, FINE PRINTING | needing only irrigation to make it bud and | The bonds alluded to are those which are in FOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHRD S0UTH w016 3 of all kinds. 17th st, Bee building. %7 | plossom luxuriantly. 1It, t0o, passes through | Question in the settlement of accounts be- ehiidren Lo teach in the English branches at | _&¢ tiemen. 2047 Do E—Mi% county, improved and unimproved Omaha real | “(ory for electric light and motor plants and ail PAWNBROKERS, only two miles to the south of the Crow | ern Paclfic company and the recelvers of thelr own homes. = Dest ol teferences, OR RENT. NIC SHED R estate.” Fidelity Trust Co, 1702 Farnam st Kinds of clectrical construction, Western elac. mase ¢ agency, and the monument which marks (ho | the Northern Pacific railroad. The bonds 8§, Bea Office. o 3 rhing K . 16th H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16TH % WANTED, ONE OR TWO OFFICES TO TAKE E~846-17 | MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAWA | woLp TRICAL CO. SUPPLI line of the Burlington road and in plain view | 10N committees knew who held them. The care of:' good references. Addrcss Ju OOMNEFOR iho it ton bl clectric wifing. 1614 Capltol ave. Tel 1t — -~ ======| from the car windows. The road skirts the | Mtgation in regard to the bonds is still in it e S te HF B alt et A Chiof Gall, with their 6,000 Slosx and Chye | in delaying the reorganization of both road WANTED— B 3 anaaD HOoOMN, T s Co., 1505 Farnam st W—19 BICYCLES. INSTROUMBNTS placed ‘on| Fecord Odtober | gong” arriors, were encampsd ihen Cilster Boycott of the Railrods. | For RE T MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON | —— s AT ! do_writing; send 0 pars: T 2l . L b b sundiies. Safes opened, repaired. C. | Anna Lultfens to T 8 Br w M feet enth valry marched down to their 0 " ee . g L T . Flefiin, Jocksmith, 81 N. 16th st 134 Tot. 6, block 3, Fos \ ....3500 | death June 25, 1876. There are still to | Of the railroad committee of the Travelers T Ll Ll 5, 1S 258 outh Zth avenue. 1 15 Dind 1 poles slill standing along the banks of the | circular to the members of his organization i R AR Pl e o 520 Farna Send for our list of second-hand and shop: ot 2 stream where the Indians were camped, but | urging them to boycott all the railroads Kramer, labor agency, 11th and Farnam atrest. | Troon, MR, PESIRABLE, | FURNISHED WA | wom bicyeles, Repata“and cycle sundries of Sl i35 - o Kinds. , 408 N. 16t D Prome 16, W Windy o 1) | a®o a white man’s life would not have been | the exception of the Chicago, Milwaukee & Smporiant = BICYCLE PRICE T IN TWO. ard and wite to ,i,.,,,y" worth a farthing in that valley. Today | St. Paul and the Wisconsin Central, because bt 10’ every: G to report all imporiant | FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, 4 Fowler for $81.50. Sk 1, ‘Stevens' Pt ‘ happenings and write a = e e & . Other: makes equaliy jas low.—Bee cur stock DEEDS, about the agency, and while there are plenty | ciation to issue, at the request of the travelers oY fofmatetme. Our Instructions tall you o oard B D LI STRIC and get our prices before bLuying. Mastor In chancery to Fhiladelphin Mort- of Indians to be seen, they are peaceful | association and for the benefit of traveling ow 1o do_the worl Bend stamp o1 par- o al t 0 3 Y LoAN 887-0-21 Kountae's 80 add .rrer e 1828 | ive Indians can be. They own thelr farms, | ticket, The Travelers' Protective assocla: WANTED = R R ont S BGlARDee] . e e Total amount of transfers............... 35416 | L1e¥ have wagons and buggies, and, stranger | tion 13 a powerful organization, having, it I T T T T see’ bl which they put to use after a fashion. SLIADL 3 AD - | GOOD BOARD AND M. £.00 PER WERK, v e st e ¥ 10 ‘met ns cor- four ‘or five young men; front and. back w D ucLAs tracke in the Billings yard, (he Iast £pike | pasilc snmounees v oy rats ,sn:,‘::': nstructions for the st and best e MONEY TO LOAN—-CHATTELS. L L having been driven on the line between the 2 2 R ped (e bureau of the kind in the | ELEGANT URNISH — + =z 3 Ho firye reviows ‘sxmr § X e VR horses, wagons, ete., at lowest rates in city; | M, K. BURKETT, FUNEUAL DIRECTOR AND e c""“““‘;""“ Pacific. 50 cents per 100 pounds on car load ship- or necessary. and dusanonalyy, treet. g 0 removal of goods; strictly confidential; yor simipien ol 8 el B A A ments of 30,000 pounds to New York, whiol parties will or on us by not | _street Mz | Do rem al of goods; strictly confidential; you 5 e - oRDO N, WESTERN ROADS ARE FIRM, ¥ L cen pstablished for years. Fend &tamp FRONT ROOMS, SINGLE OR | amount, embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., 1000, 3550 FINE CALF&KANGARD will be 75 cents per 100 pounds on carload B Bl e braand et the best criminag | - SHSUID. fuinlihed or uBfamieted: Wi fia OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN cO., ¥ e ) R *:'g‘UHP'('lEI.ICEasousE Il Fight Rather Than Abandon the Eml- | shipments of 24,000 pounds to New York angd = 4 - X—023 3 TAKER AND EM- o 2 K rds (ot parties who o wanted. FHE M. O. MAUL, UNDERTA r':'.nflfn':?"}}u:c-rmf P rasi InMianmpal s e ng] 1 T HILLSIDE. ROOMS: FIRST-CLASS ! = — EXTRA FINE CHICAGO, Oct. 9.—At the meeting of the [ Boston, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Port- S ST = FMIT) 130 erty. Harvin Loan Co.,, 701 N. Y. Lite G W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8. 16 8T 42 'IUBUVS'SDMDLSHHL%. Western Passenger assoclation today the bus- | land, Me. The rate to Chicago and Mis MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEADY e g ol NI . o Douglas. I alcove; also first cl 4 J. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 417 RAMGE “K';(.‘l;'{fi B nature, the principal matter disposed of will be the same. s avenud ¢ 3 ®NGOL, WANTED, RELIA BesTD A, 0 HAMILTON, Ont., Oct. 9.—Fred Filgiaxo, line. Manufacturers’ Ol ture, plance. horses wagons, or any kind of | O3 "% Cponder, manager. Eyes tested free. e AR ALRoE NoorthiPdolle comnt (rate dn the run K line | o L L freight office, o ¢ chattel security, at lowest possible rates, which | 0. 3gih, &2 Kinsler's drug store. 5 x AL 2 territory. Chalrman Caldwell was lostructed 4 ;,‘;"'. per average Intelligence and [ {mount, FIDELITY LOAN GUARANT THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. SCI You can save mouey by wearing the curing the adjustment of these rates to the | (ors working on his books have completed resent und advocate b AWt Lok e s £ E glas g se, . | asreed basis between the Western Passenger | their labors the amount of Filgiano's alleged Alue 1o the indivi home anc - - — lecause, wo aro ‘ho largest manufacturers « . teqlorat oan dec A el HUSIN RSSO TANCEN, OMANA OPTICAL CO., tion. This means that the western lines | understood they will reach nearly $150,000. E Atman; o Talue by etamping the neme aud prios on tho ot ; aChr Filglano has been cashler for fifteen years. n—362 Bee bullding, Onuha, M55 15 good paying paint and wail paper business | South 16th, in Kinsie’s drug store. M223 15 bottom, which protect yon agalnst high pricesand | &re not going to take any back water in their gANc. Hos A8 g 3 of L e foathd s e and progressive. city. Ad. | m————————— DRV e LR A Proscesly & Clb A work In style, easy fittiug and weariug qualicies. | trafic. The western lines are more deter- | hands. b 5 on buysiclans in ntere g | ek ellers are pronts, Y—286-130 St IVebava them sold everywhere atlowsr pricesfor | mined than ever today that they will not Earnings of the Atchison, T A OUT. C . b, titute. If your dealer cannot supply you, we can. Herlt ) . & d shoe store in the Black Hills, carrying o | of gas and rlo lght fxtuires, - globen emigrant clearing house, and they are bound 5 ‘ ALL PART! BEOK Of $4,000.00, dolng & busincss of $14.00000 & | elc.. nt cost, as we are absolutely retiring to maintain it even at the expense of a | the Atchison system for September, $3,305,~ ¢ et country town pre- | INE o consumers a vl P 2t once. The Tussey & Day Co., 411 South . W. ., 117 N. 16th, wla ot ; G e mone; t ybody and the west- E s T Aatis litile oF 1o money required by vl Ein y Sten of speculations - | GAS AND BLECTRIO LIGHT FIXTURES | Eiles Svenson, 2003 N. 24th. RIRSyRD R Ny onamybody anddie we WANTED, A GOOD SHOGEMAKER, ADDRESS | Husiness legitimate, b nent and mation free; send for [ Made in design and finish to harmonize with lgnatz Newman, 424 S. 13ln. o Sibly be e ® | Another Arrest for the Assassination of ] | iy trunk lines can possibly be, However, they Qoneral. W) Buviey A5 ., Ly 3 2 Now ¥ corporated under P . 313 8. 16th street, 0 are determined that the emigr cl pens B, . Bluffs, I MG 1L Co., Lynn, Mass. x\m(. .}r”{\‘:(.-w I\"‘.‘m';!" ‘Gi}::.‘“ :‘fw Im? laws of sell, Kelly, Stiger & Co., Farnam & (5tn he emigrant clearing BAND CAPA RE BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. T. A- Creasy, 2500 N et So. Omaha | what has always been a hard problem (o | rest has been made In connection with the =t western roads, shall not be done away with. o t 1 W i mplete line of lubricating oils, Ereases and | o — i) S S . | assassination of General W. Sayers, whos Doller. compound, exclusively or as sige lins. | WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO POR BXOHANGE, interest on savings, Apply to Omaha L. & Satary "o commission. - Addreas Stoddard Of | ~ o nteres e P fi ':] E: i_\'l | J meeting was purely of a routine nature. 4 8 o X and Compound Cos Cleveland, 0. [-D5% 10 < 10° | “cnange for young ‘work horses or mule - Barnings of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, [ "Iver a few days ago. It was that of X. N. ot R L T i A P GOOD 190 ACRES OF LAND N, 1. NERRASKA | — o1 8 per cent when 1. % 8 vears oid, always | BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee | $667,201, a decrease of $164,564 compared | With ‘“Bunco” Kelly and Bob Gathorne, he i — o — - e = or merchandise. Ad edeema 704 Fai t. “Nattinger, sec. n WANTED, LADY NEWSPAPER _ CON. | FOR RENT, THE (-STORY BRICK BUILDING 9:00F srarchandibe v Add Fedgamabia. ;3104 Famam s 952 S. C. Matthews has been appointed auditor | Without bail. .Chief of Police Minto, de- BRI | (et owaii k. &1 Iparien: ‘arnam_street. The building has a fire- of the Rock Island road, to succeed the late | clined to disclose the nature of the evidence Subject. . Bxperience nat necesaary. Good | 1D fxtures, water on all foors, gas: o ' pe: R i h L SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. - PAY. Tor shhre timer Our lnstractions. vl you | PIF at the oMce of Tho Beer © R | merchanties, i witungixive ul pirticulars ORTHAN sk Bl et L = : The grain blockade which threatened Chi- | mated that he had good reason to hold him. Bak 6 a6 e MO, Sl i — vy s, weoa o mwiowt D | RAILWAY TIME GARD | cufoceons ociacate vaichoaisiered, o | Batet, U, ¥, i 0%, eaeon, o i, iy culars. Modern Press Ass'n, Chicago, STORAG - - - — ire * oy E. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. 5OSE'S OM, BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & VAR sl - = taking all the freight they can procure. The | Burns testified that Steves had been at business during her leisure hoy wood wages GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM POST OF A Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N |Arrives | Mattor at one time threatened to become so | Kelly's sailor boarding house to see him on guaranteed. ","' J. Cronk, fice easy terms. Cull at 90 N. Y. Life. OMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEG Do gy pelled to command their western agent visited Steves at his office. The latter state- = <..;Eastern Express. . gents to at USE PRESTON'S DEST FLOUR, 1T GIvVES | &nd cheap rate. R. Weils, 111 Farnam, Moot — - — _ M2 N1 4i00pin take no more grain for immediate shipment, | ment Kelly did not deny. Later Steves was entire satisaction. All grocers sell jt. M4 LANDS, § MI F T - S (S oS il sl T o Lo the central pa fon, v : — 4 ey o Ms ability of the roads to haul the freight as | Questioned by Chiel into and District At- OM.VAN&STORAGE CO.,1602 FARNAM. TeLtid | _N. D. K blk. R E-MsT BTOVE — — in the fact that shippers had no place to pat | torney Hume as to what business called BARGAL LOTS AND FARMS, | §rovE REPAIRS FOR Igaves CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q[Artives D o R ¥ o Omaka lEDapot Jithinnd Mason act both as carriers and warehousemen. visited him, the lawyer denled that he and gov. bonded warehouse. Household e S8 . RE-$27 nections a speclalty, 1207 Douglas sireet, Omaha Chicago Vestibule...... 2 Kelly had ever exchanged visits. Mehan and stored. Lowest rates 1013-1015 Leaven HERR 18 A BNAP_OWING TO REMOVAL Btove Repalr Works. Chicago r~ s Py ST N G TR in the chief’s office identified him as the DRY STORAGE FOR C. A avenue, af a very low price; 9§ rooms: all otel s ene ortment of ranges, sk d A ; Erinan ) o Wnd biggles In our new briek builiine. i modern_{mprovementa: 1ok, - 80x1%, Look i | hotel range and general assorument of ranses Pollticlans and Capltalists in the Purey— | M40 they lad seen in Kelly's house. De " 0 it the times, h, balance of 942 015 Omaha| _ Depot 10th and Mason Sts. depart, but he was constantly shadows 19821 to st the tmes, 5 "cash, valance “on fime O e o St Train No. § on the Burlington yesterday | detective until nis arrest, - i il L b e i. carried west a distinguished party of gen- e HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE cistern, city water; cor. 30th and 8a Local € Sunday).. §:50 tlemen who are enroute to Edgemont, wh JROBS WERR 0. F. Davis Company, 1505 Farnam. —% | SECOND. T T o quire 1318 Farna — - ‘ 6:60pm.. Ne m Local (except Sunday).. 6:50pm el Edg . Where Y P SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH | $L250.00; long time. Inquire 1318 Farn 4 "{'f.;‘".,.:’%..fi‘.:‘%‘w“.;’ .‘E_A::, M. W OF | Bilsam..Lincoln Local (except Sunady)..M:zam | they will examine the water works plant, D- s N—M361-010 OMAHA LOT FOR 8 R oA . ;i . HOTEL DARKER, $200 PBR DAY, 100 ROOMS, _ Depot idth and Mason St [Omaha | bullt there, then continue to Deadwood, 3 RE-Miod Kansas City Day Express... 6:55m | Lead, Spearfish, and street. M363 ton. Address Box 77, Bennington, > X rates and accommodations to commerc trave 2 HARRISON, 012 N. Y . NN ARMLANDS, €. lers. Room and board by the week or month, seatie e e NEW 410 rank Hilditeh, Mgr. 813 CHICAGO, R. I. & PACIFIC. .00, Fidelity Trust Co A oL AND — buggy for his Keeping for er 5 IRRIGATION. 240 Work and best of care. Ad iy lev, under the Elm PLATTE VAL. 1\‘|Ndv OI'-T IRE STOCK O Fl'l{ 1. TYPEW. ture, stoves, etc. L. Altman, 808 N, 16th. TYPEWRIT. S Siemal s ) 3i%6m | who was the prime mover in the building of | to serve on juries, especially in cases where st Mall.......... 0 \iopm | Bdgemont, are: Messra. Willlam Argher, | Catholics are concerned. The sult of Mullen e — s —= | John Dawson, B. W, Klappert, who are | and McPhee was brought to recover $10,000 "HICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL. (Arrives | Drominent contractors and builders in New | dumages for cattle, which they alleged dled ROOMS, HALL AND BATH ROOM. IN- Omaha|Union Depol, 10th & Mason 8ts.| Omaha NEBRASKA HAY CO., WHOLESALE HAY, | g:fam........Sloux City Passenger........10:30pm grain and mill stuff. 'We are tiways on the L8t Paul E Ll 10000 m ' Wi D-Mew N4 | xarranted aiugers, §5.10; § g ah, with globk P aBLeng i YOUDE parrots, o 42 H « 3 rohi o1 el -4 NI Ty FOR RENT, LEGANTLY FURNISHED | #eed, ete. Gelsiers bird store, 48 N, o mdel @ 4 Bindeuist, MARAAL Tallon. K4S Wth § arkel W buy or weil, JN-i8 Nichelas ot L IArrives ing: modern In all details QM — NT TAI BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS WE | Swpm i\ 8t Paul LAmited..... D-M@T 110 ent & Awning C Q«% 20 ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF bay hay. A . Bayder, WIS Burt st Tel UM, | FoaVleTWOUX CITY & PACIVIC. (Arrives - aiag G RRoRE ¥ Y HOUSES. W. O. TEMPLETON, FAXTON BLK. | IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARTES, e i e 955 —_—— - Omanal Depot Lith may elect Lo continue for elghteen monthe In Tent §0.00. B. H. Sheafs, = ——— O SRt JCL ARE Wenstar ¢ Jmahs in recommending it to it o, e BN GARN WILL BUT A PO ; Paul Limited ..., bitdam (AL one of these techuical courses, There will WHOLESALE COAL, Treatise oo Blood and Bkin Diseases Malled Pres. SWIFT SPECIFIC 0O., Atlanta, Ga. no charge for tuition, but the students mu furnish thelr own books, drawing instrue ents and pay the actual cost of working mee terials, aoguay cuse’ fine "M\u'-'l""”"’efi — e it ot e urties wishing e ABST FURNACE MADE, SOFT COAL SMOKE | JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS 1N galn will de wa'l to cail at once at Weber | “consuming and hard coal furnices Eagle Cor- | ° il ki cdal. ponde olicited Bon's, W4 Dodge atrest. Q-Mal6 1% | nios Works, 106-110-13 N, Lith st ) i e