Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 13, 1894, Page 7

- i - { Al . i 3 - - - T 4 Y ) T v -~ . ' ' SPECIAL NOTICES. 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 Coachmen, Waiters, Valets. e e S R — for 25 cents. Advertisements until 12:30 p. P. m. for the morning and Sund Advertisors r these columns will be taken for the evening, and until 9:00 y editions. umbered check, by requesting a ean havs answers addressed to a numbered letter In care of The Bee, Be_Gelivered upon presentation of the Rates, 1 thereafior. first insertion. These Answers 8o addressed will check. insertion, lc a_word st He hTAE taken for less than o for Nothing taken mements must run consccutively. SITUATIONS WANTED. Jon WANTED, SITUATION IN COUNTRY Ay newmmaper offics, by practical o Address Y 2, Bes ofice, A—570 14 BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER B hildren s feach in the Bnglish nes_at their own %" Test of references. Ad- dress Y 07, Biea Office. 3514 WANTED, BY nusing in charges moderate. WAN wition as Add ences, WANTED, lace to do writing; send stam A_FEW Pl ook of particulars. J. Woodbury, street, N. Y. City. NTED, LABORE SOUTH; et on ™ In” emesara and‘Arkunsar er, labor agency, 1ith and Farmnam stree Kramer, labor agency, 11th arnim st WANTED, GENTLEMEN NEWSPAPER CON- Mibutom In cvery town to teport all important Happenings and writs articles for publication on 'y mubject. Experience not neceeanry. God ay for spare time. Our Instructions tell you oW to do_the work. tculars. Modern Press As Send stamp for full par- n, Chicago, Tl B—i17 WANTED, permanent place. start under country, oF necossary, parties will answering. Have been est ful pa er pub) rewards ational Detectl rymen, D, ' men in Fespondents instructions equipped de ALARY _FROM ‘Brown Hros. Co., nur- T-114 030 YOUNG AND MID- county to ‘act as cor- private detectivas for the largest and best ctive bureau of the Kind in the is not required irresponsible EALESMA Tl Chicago, RELIABLI every epeaial and Previous expericnce Small boys and confer a favor on us by mot References given and required. lished for years. Send stamp rticulars and get the best criminal ished, offering thousands of dollars for parties who are wanted Bureau, Indlanapolis. Ind. L MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEADY employment and good Douglas ay by calling at 1516 B—-M190 029 WANT line. Manutacturers' D, RELIABLE SALESMAN, ALREADY traveling. sido Cleveland, O. B--M276 N3¢ lubricants ‘as a C to carry our ol WANTED, to go to Sheridan, Wyo. dan Cowl Ce DETECTIVES AND Immediately for special Detective agency, XPERF NCED COAL MINERS Apply at office Sheri- rnam. B384 14 1605 ¥ TURKISH BATHS, OIGAII. LADIRS TURKISH BATHS, HOURS, § A. ly Culture to 1091 M, s, removed e e Siows DATHS, perscriy tree by ment, N. Coc 8. 17th VIAVI Health call Vi MME W th TH flour at Imogen L. Ramsey" I8 better prepared t CURTAINS PRESTON'S breakfast; LA BREAD FROM TN, 16th st U-—-M317 Of UNROLTED MASSAGE. MME. POST, M9y 8 1671 always remains retaln the fi tions can addressing P. secure valunhle 0. Box 813, 0 COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CON asthma, bronchitis and catarrh ment §6.00 per month, Threa dave' room 200 Dougias blk., 16th [0 Call and examine specim 2th st 18 FITTED AND MBA a4 Shapely and outlines of a beautiful figure than any other. Nine measurements are necessary and all Atting is | done by experts, s the only corset that makes one shapely and s appreciated by every Iady who calls at parlors. 1909 am_street, | —MI8 01 | MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. 1311 Far. U-613 PHYSICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR O] information dna T SUMPTI Home treat: free tr FOR 12 YEARS WITH Q. . h oved his shoe repair shop to sireet, north of Douglas. U—M219 N1 CALIFORNIA FLAKES ~FOR superior 1o oatm: Try_It. U—M371 N§ TRI or_consultation free T w8 Tee bldg. Lad HOME book avi Co MASSAGE, 16 floor, front room ROC street, h ators. 18 OUT AND PRES TMENT FOR T LADI ‘Address y att ndant. e STEAMSHIP LINE. ING _INSTRU. or monthiy paymenis: piano. Hale uprigtt—7is ments, for eash One Hale upright Another i One Hall & Son upright plano. Ohio Valley square;p Mason ' & Hamiin “org Heatty ‘organ, high (i Smith American organ, high Taylor & Farley organ, high (op Kimball, Emerson and__Hallet-Dg HOSPE, IR, 1513 T PURCHASED AT_ONCE One upright plano, §50. e B g7, One_ S-atring new meald’ piano, $187.60, ~eold, N0 jemm—-~ X One new Wegman, ” $#85, One new Wegman, 186, One Estey organ, & One Kimball organ, 32 One Day ) One Shoninger, 2 Qae fvod orgnn, g v Woodbridge Dros., 180 N. 15th stree = si-on MUSIC TEACHER. MARTIN CAHN. TEACHER OF _ PIANO- forte. Studio, 406 N. 234 st M1 O3t HUB[L, ART AND LANGULGE. BANJOISTS street. AND 4 BUSINESS NOTICES. O1LD OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTOR pipes made new. €13 §. 16th, 940 DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 5 THE NEATEST DARBER SHOP IN CITY; court of Bee bullding. Fred Buelow. 81 ROG: work at R & EISELE lowest pr 816 PAINTERS; I} 1618 Dougins steeet. SI\MLI-, S(: Ill;]‘;u M3 makia. It w FOR RENT--HOUSES, et ph ihe very best n 3 st Continuea. i U AU LR SR ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. 2019 HARNEY STREET, 12 ROOMS, MODERN | LADY IN COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS TO | {RMATURE: and first class. John R. Websier, 410 B adopt girl baby 10 months old, light hair, fair | “giorage batteries recharged; ele of Trade Building. D087 complexion preferre eral machinists; superior work guaranteed. ROC T Lady In On nts little girl, age 3 t0 4| Omaha electrical’ Works, 617 and 619 S. 16th st. T-ROOM COTTAGE, WITH FURNACE. FOR | years, light light complexion. Rev. ™ HS.00 at 211 Webdter sireet. DB553 14 arles W. Savid, O\ e ic = 3 g o | ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- . 17TH STIE DIF TAYLOR DRAUGHTI SCHOOL [ “{ors for electrie light and motor plants and all — Nits i N T \\wm;'m Loy 15 | kinds of electrical construction. Western g% 3 b8 (ays, as & special offer, each pupil can bring [ {rio Supply Co. 418 and 420 S. 16th st ave Nid {"“:,'L" ,M',”“" dross and make under Instructions and re- | — = 2 : S n brick, 604 N. 234, nedr Cali-| °¢ive Ladles’ Taylor and sct of life-s in- | WOLFE ELECTRICAL €O. SUPPLIES AND tornia, & - 56 near Call |- yiryction draughts; the term is $7.00. s clectrio wiring. 1614 Capitol ave. Tel Ml foarke modern brick, 8. W. Cor. 21d and Call- s iz on orni C. A Starr, 515 N. Y. Life Bullding. : 583 149 DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS of the city. E. H. Sheafe, 432 Paxton blsck. D—M591 NI —_— FOR RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH r_conveniences, to one or twn 2047 Dodge. E-M ROOMS, Douglas FOR RENT, room, mod gentlemen. FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED with or without board. Call 31 ROOMS. 18% CHICAGO one or two gentlemen. HED for TWO LARG! rooms in private FURNISHED ROOM, BATH, . 1811 FAR: [ THREE WRLL, FURNISHRED ROOMS TOR housekeeping; $7.00. 2414 So, 16th street 1 3100 T . FURNISHED ROOMS; R ek and 'upwards; steam heat; {able board, $3.00. Union Hotel, 16th and Webster st . B—M53 1 FOR NICELY FURNISHED HALL 1 room; cheap. 1718 L MONEY TO LOAN—EZAL ESTATE. or bouj ANTHO! na MONI county, estate, LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES ght. F. S. Chesney, TRUST CO. for chofce sec NY LOAN 4 at_low rate M8 N.Y.LIFE, LOANED_ON Cansas Cliy, Mo arity in Ne. or Omaha clty proverty. W—916 Y TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS improved_and unimproved Omaha real Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam MONEY real estate, 115 prope delays. MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA R at 6 per cent. W. B. Meikle, 1st Nat. WE HAVE for short time paper or 1st class mtge. H. H. F , ground floor, TO LOAN Brennan, Love & Co., TO LOAN AT LOWEST R. Davis Co., 106 Farnam st. TO LOAN AT LOWEST and_unimproved Omaha years. Fidelity Trust Co., $3,000 and upwards, 6 to W. Faruam Smith & Co., ty, 8 Lee bldg. SEVERAL rder & C ON IMPROVED OMAHA Paxton bik Wels ATES, THE W—019 RATES ON real_estate 1701 Farnam. wont LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY cent; mo 20 Farnam. W—020 . BLDG. W9zl L ESTA bank bldg W—g22 & TES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. W36 THOUSAND DOLLARS loans. Bee bldg. W—Mid§ FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 23 Douglas. FMT2-01 THE _ HILLSIDE. ROOMS;: FIRST-CLASS table board; steam heat. 18th and Dodge T 130 LY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH dlcove: aleo first class board. 23 St Mary's P52l 10% DESIRABLE ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN PRI- vate family. 706 N. 18th. FM552 17% CLASS DAY BOARD GIVEN AT THE Brunswick Cafe, 615 South 16th st., for $5.00 pe had at the price. week. Nothing better in the city ca 586, be REPORTERS WANTED work; good pay for write for instructions; experienc Address, with stamp, American Indianapolis, Ind. B—M5% 140 —_— UNFURNIBEED ROOMS TO RENT. THREB ROOMS; PRIVATE HOUSE; MOD! with heat; references required, avenue, and expense apply quic $900.00 AND PAID COMPETE men_firat mmission by sample mercl covmary F. particulars 73 dih street, WANTED, 23 E & M. haul rock on county roa ACTIVE SALESMEN TO HANDLE no peddling; salary §75.00 per month goods entirely new; 18, Boston, Mas B—593 1 Houschould 0. B-M TEAMS AT WEST DODGE AND V. railroad Monday morning, to 5 B—M: send gtamp. Cineinnati WANTED—-FEMALE HELF. WANTED, happe on any subject. ay for spare’ time. ow to do_the work. FDB RENT*STOKEB AND OFFICEB FOR RENT, TH STORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam street. The building has a fire- proof, cement basement, somplete steam heat- ing fixtures, water on all floors, gus, ete. Ap- ply at the office of The Bee. 1610 AGENTS WANTED, CANVASSERS, SOLICITORS, AGENTS OR any reliable person of average (ntelligence and #00d address who can present and advocate A popular natlonal enterprise of inestimable value to the individual and home and family protectors can secure steady and profitable em- ployment by addressing. Rev. W. F. Bastman, ©2 liee bullding, Omaha, N J—M3G 15 LADY _ NEWSPAPER _ CON- ery town to report all important write articles for publication Experience not aecessary. Goxd Our instructions tell you Send stamp for full par- Uculars. Modern Press Ass'n, Chicago, Ill, Cc—ie USE PRESTON'S BEST FLOUR, IT GIVES entire satisfaction. All grocers ‘sell it. C—M3T0 N5 LADIES WANTING FIRST-CLASS _GIRLS call_at Scandinavian Y. L. home. Office 205 N. 16th street, M558 20 LADY—A RELIABLE, EDUCATED LADY, NOT under %, for a permanent position: no experi- ence necessary. = Address ¥ 66, Bee. -MTL 14 to Nebraska City, i ellle Davis. GO Call at Paxton hotel Satur- cen ¢ and § o'clock Mrs A GOOD WAIST TRIMMER TC ng bel FOR RENT— HOUSES. HOUSES, F. 1 K pu‘u,xfiu. BARKER BLOCK. D26 FOR R Wwith bath in city: only $15.00 street. ENT, CHEAPEST 6-ROOM NEW 4-ROOM COT” TAGE NEAR BEMIS PARK, .00 Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam, D485 10-ROOM 11O LARGE BARN, 5iTH AND Indiana ave FOR EIGHT-RO! HOUSE 86 South 17th st.; alsd agy wit bam. G. L. Green R. 28, Harker bik. = Dogs DESIABLE worth ave RENT, $15.00. 817 First National bank. D—ME3 13 WOOL- Barker bk, T-ROOM Ringwalt Bros., Do FINE 7.ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 8. 16TH street; range and wil_other ¢ W G Haller, voom 511, Paxion b i) HOUSES & STORES. F.D.WEAD,16 & DOUGLAS D204 §1 Goan 3 HOOM COTTAC 9 month . Skinner, 310 . Compiroller's D- NINE ROOM HOUSE (UST VAC 3020 Juckson sireot. all modern b splendid repalr (12 Blocks from court. howsers paved streel. cheap rvne to small family. Key ut Cottagy second door west a M. Wheeler i, Douglas and 15th Bts. (lusurance R [ PLEASANT T-ROOM HOUSH; MODERN. 192 Dodge. street D490 13% CROOM 0 MODERN IMPROVE- ments. 1115 D561 14* FOR RENT, 1) ROOM DWELLING; MODERN eanvenioncts: first-class location. Enquire of W. ¥ Clark. Douglas, DM 1 COTTAGE. WELL AND ¢i v 56 Troom louse, 4909 Lafays Walnut Hill, city water and ¢ou- 0. Wallace, 012 lrown bik., DA 1 JUR-ROOM COTTAGE, CORNER iler strcets; ecltar, clstern, ity Inquire 1308 Farndm street. D= M3 | WANTED, IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED States, people to carn $5.00 to $10.00 a sell- ing o ‘consumers af article worn by eve one; it possesses an Improved feature not found m any similar articl sight; very litthe or no liable agents: business legitimate, permanent and very rellable; exclusive territory. Address Pertection Co., Lynn, Mass, I-M —— WANTED—TO RENT. WANT BOARD AND TWO ROOMS man, wite and one child in South Address, A 1, Bee office, Omaha. < STORAGE. STORAGE.WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 this sells it at omey vequired by re- FOR Omaha. —~58§714 HARNEY (908 STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. R, Wells, 111 Farnam. M—904 OM.VAN&STORAGE CO,,1602 FARNAM. Tel. 1569 M—05 BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U, 8. gov. ‘bonded warehouse. Household g00ds stored. Lowest rates. 10181015 Leuvenwirin. M908 CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR CARRIAGE and buggies tn our new brick building, 1608- 1013 Harney St Columbus Buggy Co. 49821 SINGLE DRIV- bay or dark gray; D, are, cheap fof cush.” @ C. Chapin, Hastings '1 N-- M PAYME T MISS YOUR money. _Low prices on furniture and household goods. Enterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N. 16th st. STOCK OF FURNI- L. Altman, 808 N. 16th, oot TURE AT COST, MUST Brumell, 10-78 N ITURE effects for sale AND cheap, 2211 D 0-ART GARLAND s‘hn- FOR SALE— MIbcELLANEDUo. HEAPEST CHICKE AND ORNAMENTAL feuce made. C. R. Lee, W1 Dougias, @ BANK AND PLATTE LLEY SAND FOR sale. C. W, Hull Company, $th and 1zard sts. 33 S R v Q—909 ¥ YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST: MACKIN toshes, rubber boots, aretles, syringes of al kinds; gns tubing; all best quality. Omah: Tent & Awning Co., 1311 Farnam st Q-2 IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIES, warranted singers, $2.10; 3 gold fish. with globe, SLAS; youhs parrcts, $6.00 (o 320,00 bird cagoes, 8024, cte. Geisler's bird store, 406 N, 16th street. QM2 N1 CLAIRVOYANTS RVOYANT, R A Tth year at 113 N, 16th, w8 T, maswage. vapor, aleohul, phurine ond sea Latha, MASGAGE, MADAME LERNARD, 149 DODGE. T M7 22 horses, amoun no_removal of good: can pay the loan off at any MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, at_lowest rates in oily; wagons, etc. strictly contl tim t. OMAHA MORTGAGE LO. 06 8. 1 PIANOS, idential; you e or in any AN CO. th erty. 01 N. Y. MONEY_TO LOAN ON PERSONAL FPROP- Harvin Loan Co., Lite bldg. X024 J. B, HADDOCK, ROOM 421 RAMGE BLOCK. X928 BICYCLES. BICYCLES REPAIRED AND Tires and sundiies. Safes opened, _R. Meflin, locksmith, 311 N. 16th st. BICYCLES—ALL STYLES, ALL PRICES, Send for our list of second-hand and shop: worn bicycles, Repalrs and cycle sundries of all kinds, M. O, Daxon, 402 N. 10th st. 9% BICYCLE PRICES CUT IN TWO. A V84 Fowler for § A '34 Sylph for 5§ Other makes equally as low. See our stock &nd_get our prices before buying. A. H. PERRIGO & CO., 1214 Douglas street. 867021 BICYCLE RIDING. BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL . 171 CAP. AVE. M236 N UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H, K. BURKETT, FUNBRAL DIRECTO sbalmer, 1618 Chicago pL., telophone 90 UNDERTAKERS AND ANCHOR LINB MATL STBAMSHIPS—SAIL regularly every Baturd Londonderry. and _Glasgow, B ber 2,7 9:3 & m. Furnessl bor ¥ 4 p. m Baloon, ana steorage, New York or Cl principal Scotch, English, 1 point ingle or round tri hicago at reduces Trish and For money orders, dr York for a, Ooto- Octo- class, tickots from rates to the Al conti- afts, out- ald tickets apply to any of our loeal agents or to Henderson Bros.. Chicago. FLORISTS. STEWART, FLORIST; ALL KINDS OF bulbs and cut fowers; 1622 Capitol avenue. ¥13-09 W BULBS, JUST IMPORTED, CUT FLOW ers. Hess & Swoboda, Paxton hotel, 1411 Farn, | o3t DENTISTS. | BR. GEORGE 8. NASON. DENTIST. S8UITI 20 Paxton block, 16th and Farnam sts. Tel. 712 DR._PAUL, DENTIST, 2% BURT ST, LOST. LOST-PART OF GOLD BARRING WITH mon [ near High school &Tou ih 10th, Jteward Ge1-11s COMMLRCIAL COLLEDE OMAHA COMME Douglas; send RCTAL COLL for catalogue. KG Rohrboy TH AND ugh RBros. M221 N1 STENOGRAPHERS, F. 3. SUTCLIFFE, GENERAL STENOG- ‘rvapher. 22 lleo bullding. Telephione 697, Mids WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON DROS., WHOLESALE DBALERS IN all kinda of coal. Correspondence solicited. 1008 “Farnam _st. 812 DYE WDRKS SCHOEDNSACK, TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, 152 Carnam ‘street. Dyelng of every descrip: tion_and_dry _cleaning. UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAD THIS MONTH M. 8. Walkin, 2111 Cuming. Tel 602 JOB PlthTLNG. RLED JOB PRINTING CO, FINE PRINTING of all kinds. h st., Beo building. " NIGHT SCHOOLS. ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, PA WNBROKERS H. MAROW /. LOANS MON . GSN. CI6TH, 4 At a good restaurant you often I me those dell which yon do not h 1te dishes with \ve But did (t eyer oceur to you that with Liebig COMPANY'’S dishes e in Miss Mari tells you liow, by i i e | ( | 1si8, you conld your own kite e Parloa Datehy & Co., New, York, EXTRACT OF BEEF t © those very 100 of her recipes sent postpatd 27 Park SWANSON & VALIEN, embalmers,1B1 Cuming st., telephone 1060 3 M, O MAUL UNDERTAKER AND EM- balmer, 1417 Farnam st., te 9 C. W. BAKER UNDERTAKER, 613 8. 15 8T OPTICIANS. OMANA OPTICAL CO., LEADING OPTICIANS J. F. Ponder, manager. Eyes tested free. 221 Bouth 16th, In Kinsler's drug store. M223 150 THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO., SCIENTIFIC optizians, 1408 Farnam. st., opposite Paxton hotel. Eyes examined free. 01 it I GAS FIXTURES. WE ARE CLOSING OUT OUR B LINE of gas and electric light fixtures, globes, etc., at cost, as we are avsolutely retiring froi the fixture business. Tt will pay to buy at once. The Hussey & Day Co., 411 Soutl 15th st., Ramge building. 649 021 ture, chattel Room or security, at lowest possible 4, Withnell block. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNT- planos, horses. wagons, any kind ot Tates, which you can pay back at any time and n any amount, FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., BUSINESS CHANCES. livery Mors: A _GoO change 3200.00 MONTHLY GUARANTEED. turing concern wants representative (or_any hundred dollars cash to pay for goods on de- Lamoreaux Bros., city not taken). Must after orders are secured. bullding, New Yor D LOT > for young_work horses 30 8. 16th. FOR EXGHANGE. MANUFAC- in e a few IN EAST OMAHA TO EX. or mul Z—103 00D merchandise. Address Lock Box 27, Shelton, PROPERTY TO EX N CHANGE In writing eive full particulars FOR TO CHANGE, $2,000 CASH INVHSTMENT in Omaha prop and cash for 32,500 stock shoes or clothing. C. F. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life, Omaha. FOR TRADE, GOOD BUSINESS PROFP centrally located, clear, for large tract near Omaha. I assume (ncumbrance or pay difference. Enquire at 2602 Burt street, clty. Mi5h BAKERY _BUSINESS FOR HOUSE AND LOT. F. D, Wead, 16 and Douglus, 581 14 WANTED TO EXCHANGE, BQUITY IN 160 acres good land in Custer county, Neb., for & ten to 16 horse power engine and boiler. Address, No. 1%8 N. 2ith ave., Omaha. Z—582—12% Wead, TWO HOU: CLEAR, 16 and’ Douklas. FOR FAR! D. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. _N.D. BAR A OMANA 21t ar son, F FARM I Buftald right for ‘all at 940 N, Keyes, 617 Paxton blk. INS, HOUSES, LOTS AN clty water; cor, 30th ig time. Inquire 1318 F' LOT FOR SALE C 0 Castellar strecls Blair, M CH HARRISON, LANDS, C. F. S IN (xs GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM POST OF- fice easy terms. CHOICE GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM Omaha_postoftice, 10 to 160 acres, Some 1 R E-M27 D FARMS, sale or trade. F. K. Dar)ing, Barker lm...n R w1 and ‘wrnan; COR. OF Poter- PLATTE VAL- k frrigation diteh, in o county, for sale. Gentle slo) rigatin atiful STOVES. and first Investms Lawre Kearney, —e of They ha: and wh other st fection. A M BEST HEATE| ves on are We have the Born steel range, a model of per- S ON EARTH. the market Be sure you examine them before you buy, Partles who desire the cholce of the best line must buy either the Favorite baseburner or the Oak heating stoves ve been manufactured the past ) years, o they ves bave been used have proven themsel sves made. We g the cheapest and best McCargar, 410 N. 16th street alongside the of most M224 N1 et e GAS AND ELKCTRIC LIGHT FIXTURES made in design and finish to harmonize with any architectural style desired by F. M. Rus. 313 8. 15th street. M700 022 BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD on savings. Apply to Omaha L. Ass'n, 174 Bee Bldg. G. M. Nattinger, Geor M-953 SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASSN. PAY 6.7, 8 per cent when 1, 2 3 years old, always emitble. 1704 Farnam ‘st. Natting: THE GREAT HINDOO REMEDY FLODUCES THE ABOVE RESULTS in 80 ervous Disoases. ot Bloo pl Eoshbumkon mfinn By an pour dr lental aness, Ni sions, ofc., caused by past in old DAYE. Ourcs all Failing: > &nd quick or yGung: ,E. aro asily carr] Six for ‘money rofund ot It we il hond | Tl Indap Made a well e, vigor and size restores ied in vest on having N0, 1 i propatd. Wo send_the marvelous French Remody CALTHOS free, and n legal guarantee that CALTHOS will ATOP D) CURE, harges riaatorrh, nd RESTORE Lost ¥1gor Use it and pay 1f sati VON MOHL isfied, Co. i, Ohlo, BHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN_SA HOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 198 FOOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 16 & FAT. % TJMAHA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 16TH AND Douglas; send for catalogue.” Rohibough Bros STOVE REPAIRS. FOR 40,00 DIFFERENT Water attachments and con- 1207 Douglas street, Omaha M—175 STOVE REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS: S0 hotel range and genmeral assortment of ranges. cooks & heaters: water attachments put in & connected at J. Hughes, 607 8. 13 st & Jackson. STOVE REPAIRS makes of stoves. nections a speclalty. tove Repair Works. SOLAR PRINTS & (uiok _returns o 188 Horne LECY Elonfr=ane assed i uunun 4x|1 card [5¢, Chtears) PATEINT BUREAU. SUES & CO,, Solicitors. Bee Building, DM AHA,Neb. Advice FREL RAILWAY TiME GARD 942 015 e —— - Leaves HOTELS. e AETNA HOUSE (BUROUEAN) N. W. COR. 150 ‘and Dodge. Room by day or week, HOTEL BARKER, $2.00 PER DAY, 140 ROOMS, n the heart of the business houses. Special ates and accommodations to commercial tray- elers. Room and board by the week or month, Frank Hilditch, Mgr. a3 PLUMBING, STEAM AND FREE—PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND, steam & hot water heating; sew 3 JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING EAM AND hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes, 421 8. 15, 933 . SANITARY PLUMBING, GAS laying. Telephone KRUC BROS, fitting, drain Leavenworth str DRESSMAKING‘ % 8. 10T o T PRIC cor. Cass. Bl Oioe DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. n» 8. G AT LOW Madame Corbett, 434 N, 17th’ st. LADIES, CALL AT 1013 for latest designs in dre anteed. —_— HAY A;«‘b GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON_ buy hay. A. H. Snyder, NEBRASKA HAY £ grain and mili st market (0 buy or sell. OUGLAS o 1615 Burt st. CAR LOTS. WE Tel. 117, ) always on the 46 Nicholas st. C. B M paper tering. EAGLE meter, HAMILTON ors and_butlder dows and doors BROS., GENERAL farpenter” worie brickwo ging and signs, Ottice 409 8. 1th CORNICE. RN CORNICE WORKS, GALVA? 1z fron_cornices. 18th st., tel. telep CONTRACT- storm win- umn. M106 02 ALL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, rk and pla hone 408 545 1722 St ll-:y CORNICE WORKS, JOHN _EPE prop., 108, 110, 112 N. lith. Estab. 1561, F URNAOEB logue. 'EST FURN. , 108-110-112 N. " TAXIDERMISTS. 1th st TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR" George K. Brown, fr., & Co,, . BOFT COAL SMOKE suming and hard coal furnaces. Eagle Cor- nice Work) ATA- 9 5. 16ih. " D, T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL fice o 209 S. 16th st., Brown block SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE for hard coal and $.60 ton cheaper. 1605 Bam street; OF- 98 main entrance Board of Trade. 163 02 LIPPERS, LA 106 8. Tith, DUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Fall and Winter WOOLE Q. A. Lindquist, Merchant Tallor, 816 5. 15th st. MéoT TYPEWRITERS. STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR sale should make you suspiclous; funny they are moatly Smith's. Try one and you will un- derstand ‘why, fuil line of supplies. Smith- fer O 17th and Farnam; telephone, 121, M-om Depot, wreeeeoc;Eastern Express.. ...Omaha Chicago Speciai Vestibuled Limited. .1l 0. Valley Local... CHICAGO & NORTHWESTN |Arrives 10th & Mason sts.| Omaha <0 §:30pm A0am £2110:30pm L. 2:15pm ot Pacll BURLIN| Depot Omaha| Depot sam.....Kansa s |CHICAGO, D: Chicago Chicago Express.... ‘Chicago and Iowa Locai! raska Local (ex ‘Lincoln Local (except Sunady) K. C., ST. J 10th and Mason Sts. Vestibule... fle Junction Local GTON & MO, 10th and Mason Sta. roi.Denver ' Express... Deadwood Express..... Denver Express....... Pt Sunday & C. B, ibth and Mason € BURLINGTON & Q.[Arrives | Omana RIVER. |[Arrives 1" Ombaa +eers 9:35am L 4lopm . 4:l0pm ).\ 6:50pm 11:%am |Arrives | Omaha s City Day Iixpress.. pm Trans. 6:50am |Arrives pm.i.'C. Night Ex. via U. I Leaves | CHICAGO, R. T. & PACIFIC Omana|U. P, Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omah pm.Oklahe i 6:08am . Oklahoma 120pM. 10 ey e O Leaves | OmanalUnton Depot 0:00am K. 2:15pm. 2:15pm. 6id0pm..... 6:30pm. . Teaves | CHICAGH Omaha|Union De Ieaves | T, F. Omaha| Depot n. (ix. ‘Eat 100pm. .Nor tolic BB0PM. . urnne Depot 1] 6:10pm. Leaves (- Omahal jam m. Bloux Ci ipm. . Bloux € Si Depot | _Omaha! UNION PAC Chicago Limited... “hicago B Deadwood 8t MISSOURT PACIFIC, Jith and v Daily (ex. Sun.) Nebraska BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Unign Depot, 10th & Mason Sta.| Omana W ; Unfon Depot, 10th & Mason St Ixpress bule Exp. (1 C. WEST, & Texas Bxp. (ex.Sun). 11 :20pm lorado Limited.......... 4:30pm 10th & Mason St carney Express, Overland Fly smsb'g B iflc Expre ..Fast Mall 1L & ST, PAUL 10th and Mason St 0, Doty Express (ex & MO. VALLE h and Webster (Ex Expross Sun cbster Bt s Express ™ Louls Exp ST P.. M. & O, Depot ‘15th and_Webster Sts. “Bloux C! ity Accom. ty Accom. ity Express (E Paul_Limi Bun.)_. . Only. Sun.). senger. ... press. CIFI 1ith and_ W ebster AILWA JArTlv s.[ Omaha Arrives .| O IArrives Omaha n -110:45am 9:40an [Arrives | Omana .6 .- 8:08pm LisSam |Arriv +10:30pm 110:00am |Arrives i Omaha DUN'S AND BRADSTREET'S Business ‘Waiting Tendency. LITTLE CONFIDENCE IN THE CROP REPORTS Opinio Has I Quite General that the Government the Yield— Production in Excess of Carfent Domand, Underestimated NEW YORK, Oct 2-R. G. Dun & Co's weekly review of trade, which [ssues t morrow, will say: Business is &till waiting for the development of retail trade. There 1= a little better demand in some industries, but not so good 4n others. Wholesale dealers in nearly all branches are halting because business does not yet show distinetly what it is to be. Lower prices for the great tarm staples and lower tablishments hinder wages in some es- purchases for consump- tion, while political interest and uncertainty also have some influence. Meanwhile, large imports and small exports of merchandise, with Inadequate employment for money here are raising the rates of foreign change so that possibilities of gold ex somewhat affect the stock market The halting attitude for the moment is disturbing to those who have looked for con- tinued gain, though rightly is the natural consequence of con which are to be expected at this season The government crop reporls are not greatly trusted, and yet they have an influence and actually exaggerate the tendency toward lower prices, because they are supposed to report all oo low. Men calmly reckon t government indicate over 40 . of wheat the erop must be over' 5,000,000, and though western ceipts for the week have been only 4,4 bu. against 02 bu. last ye Jantic exports only 647,244 bu. ags last year, the price is slightly lower. is stronger, for receipts are hardly a quar- ed, it itions consi ter and exports barely an eighth of last year's, and t) uestio whether the actual yield, if above (h goveramet est/mat®, n ay not prove lower than has been suppos The cotton returns are more confusing, but all point to a yield so far aboy cated by the gov that indi- rnment that its st the week of one-quar hardly encourage ext v large estimate: and yet it s to be considered the crop was later than usual, The iron industry tion in September t this year, record; er produ other month gradually wea Ny ¢ning because of and for finished products, some re prepar- | ing to close or shorten t few good structural contracts are re 1, and two amounting to 15,000 tons ol ails; but combinations hold up prices of rails and wire nails. satisfactc The demand for bar iron is un- and Bessemer pig and steel bil- weak. & woolen mills still have numerous be- lated orders for fall goods, but the demand for spring does not increase, though in nearly all the lower priced products domes- tie makers appear able to command most of the business that of wool were 4,887,049 Ibs., against Ibs., last year and 7,090,600 Ibs. i and prices are a shade weaker for fin ce, Ohlo XX selling at 17lsc at Philadel- but combing and territory wools are xists: for the how liabilities of § are of manufacty concerns. There the United St 13 In Canada, week ending October 4 714,276, of which $805,885 inig and $592.391 of trading have been 11 failures in , against 303 last year, and against 42 last ye 2 CLEARING HOUSE TOTALS. Aggregate of Husiness Transacted by Associnted Banks Last Weok. NEW YORK, Oct. 12—Tae following table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total clearances at the principal cities and the percentage of increase or decrense, as com- pared with the corresponding week last year: the Clearings. | Ine. Dec. Laltimo Pittsh 13,074,860, C nein 12,857,850 l\:umu 10,2333/ Providence Cleveland Denver Inai Colu Hartford Richmond Washington uluth . Dallas Joseph. Péoria ... Memphis Portland, Roches el New Haven Savannah Springfield, Worcestor Portland, Ore. Mass.. Atlanta ... Fort Waeo Worth. . Lo and attle 506,621 Lowell 649,561 Wilmington, 875,040 Norfolk ... 923,455, Sloux Ciry.! Los Angeles.. Tacoma Mich. ginaw, Spokane chsonvill Lincoln Bediori’ i , | Hirmingham | Top Lexingt Ky.. nghamton . ;i *Bay City, Mich... . 381825 *Fail Ri o) L4 kron, 0O anee 245013 Ingfleld,” 0. e | e *Sioux ¥ ovevey] | .| 803 o 6.1 o tassl il L) 1mem3 53 m rotals United Stat Sxclusive of New York|$i3i 139, DOMINION OF CANADA. 11 .34 Montreal ronto alifax Hamilton " Winnipeg ... __Totals *Not included in totals. BRADSTREETS I AL RE w. iess and Purely Professional Trading arked the Week's Specalation. NEW YORK, Oct, 12.—Bradstreet's flnan- cial review tomorrow will say: Dullness y professional trading have again marked features of the week's speculation. The difference between the market and that of the past six weeks has been that a more discour d line made itself apparent, and that in common stocks, which have hitherto resisted ipulation, operators for an advance hay d with their holdings. It cannot be ald that this movement assumed the form bearish man- Thousanflséwomfin Suffer untold miserios from a scuse of delicacy vy cannot overcome. B LD By Arousing to RADPIELD'S Healthy Action Female Regulator, aiher organs, ACTS AS A SPECIFIC. It causes health to bloom, and joy to reign throughout the frame. « + IT NEVER FAILS TO CURE. " My wite has been under troatment of clans threw ¥ ears, with o threg botties of HuADFIRLD'S FrM. oaa do kior own cookingy miline dnd v K. 8. Brvax, Honderson, Ale. BRADFIELD REGULATOR €0., Atlants, Ga. Bold by druggists st £1.00 per bottle, Corn | Receipts thus far | Most Wholesale Lines Shows a | rise of foreign ement | has been followed by a further decline for | | active bu, | | abroad for black plates, of real liquidation. The short In however, seems to have been considera reduced,” owing to the ability of the to cover a portion of their outstanding cons tracts. The disturbing influenpé hn been the fear of gold shipments, induced. by th exchange o a level whio would virtually permit gold exports to Gers many without any loss to bankers making them. — Engagements of cle, however, were' announced, and on this faot o mlly was created on Thursday, Incidentally room traders. London. it would seem, a share In creating this feeling. unnnnmb views coming from that side in regard 10 financial eonditions here, although sales of stocks for London account were not partious larly large and did not have any great effect upon the market. The movement, such as It was, was mainly in the railroad’ stock list, the granger shares being also affected to some extent by unfavorable current earn ings In spite of the fact that the decre; Kross earnings now exhibited may tributed to the heavy World's corresponding pori rinl share list as usual ‘has furnished the largest field for speculation, Sugar, in particular, experls ced another sharp decline, which ecarried It to S04, the lowest figure touched since the present decline of the stock _begun, IFrom this, however, there was a rally, and indications were present that the stock Syas in roceipt of renewed inxide support. This movement appeared to strengthen th [ other tndustrials, Chicago Gas, in particulaty showing cons e firmness, RADSTRE ADE REVIEW, cournging E Reporis from Al cially Weat and South. Polnts, NEW YORK, Oct. 12.—Bradstreet's tomor= row will say: An accentuation of favor able features is revealed by telegraph re- ports to Bradstr s this week. While ad- vices as to the most marked improvement come from the west and south, there are some encouraging features also reported from the east, and the week's husiness has been net result of the further progress in the direction of enlarged distribution. In New England, although demand Is classed as only moderate and a conservative trade is doing, the industrial situation improves, owing (o the ending of the great cottoi mills ‘strike. Print cloths are weaker as a result of the settlem Australian_com- petition has also weakened raw wool prices, Iron production at present is very large and this has impaired values and manufactured products quite noticeably, Cooler weather has improved the distribuiion in scasonable lines at a number of western and northwest- ern points. At Chicago business in staple lines is large, though a slackening from previous w is not Weakness in iron is are actl 1sing nd tn at St. Louls. Plates rs are being placed owing to the shuts down of American works. Export trade at San Francisco. A number o prominent southern points report increased clivity. Cotton receipts are large, but the price tends downward. The first’ shipmen of new crop sugar at New Orleaps sold &t the lowest price paid years, Southern lumbermen pate higher “total number of business failures in ore the United States this weck is 238, against 315 1ast week, 406 in the corresponding week a vear ago and 191 two . Exports of wheat, includ sm both coasts of the United States and I for six business days, ending with Thursday of this week, aggregnte b, Which is compared With - 3,248,000 serit_abroad last week, 22000 bu. in_the Second week of Octaber of 1ast year, 3,625,000 in 1862 and 4,080,000 bu. 58 earnings reported t Brdstreet's of s 0 ads, representing 94,000 1! of road, show tot arnings for September amount: ing to 3,00, & decrease of b per cent r'a year a Heavy W plains decre ippi. Southern ceptional fncrea a year ago ex- oads east of the Missis- roads report another ex; e of § per vent. Pacific road earnings are 3 cent hetter. months of the present calendar year the decrease of all lines reported is about 13 per cent, —— A Wonderfal ¢ ueror, No disease Is more common among peopl than scrofula. Handed down from gene! tion to generation, it is found in net every family, in some form. y It may make its appearance in dreadful running sores, swellings in the neck or goltre, or in eru tions of varied forms. Attacking the muco membrane it may be known as catarrh, of developing in the lungs it may be, and often is, the prime cause of consumption. In whatever form scrofula may manifest itself, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is its inveterate foe and conqueror. This medicine has sl powerful alterative and vitalizing effects upoi the blood that every trace of impurity 18 expelled, and the blood is made rich, puré and healthy. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Julia Marlowe-Taber's engagement at t| Boyd closes today. At the matinee . thi actress will appear in “The Love Chase,” and in the evening in “Much Ado About Nothing." Mr. Clarence Fleming, manager of Rose Joghlan, 18 in the city. His ate traction comes to Boyd's on Friday and Saturday of next week, and will present the following repertoire: Friday evening, “Diplo~ cy;” Saturday matinee, ‘A Woman of No portance,” and Saturday evening, ‘‘Forget Mo Not.” 'Miss Coghlan has & very strong support. Writing of the new comedy-drama, “A Cracker Jack,"” George P. Goodale, the vener- able critic of the Detroit Free Press, sald; “It 1s a lively, amusing and exciting and diversified play, a thoroughly competent and well chosen company and liberal staging are the three most essential elements of this entertainment—one of the most satis- factory of all the hundreds of plays that have been exploited in this theater during its career. There is & happy combining o the comic and the serious interests, and the trimming of speciality is high above the average. In a word, “A Cracker Jack' is one of the assurcd successes of the year—a roaring hit and a work of unquestioned merit. The company comprises Wil Robyns, George B. Miller, J. A. Le Barge, Earl Atkinson, John Dwyer, Frank V. Gil- lisple, Carrie Bzier, Mabel Marlowe, Emma Pier, Fannie Frantzelle, Adrienne Mitchell and Frederick A. Sullivan, “A Cracker Jack” will appear at the Pifteenth Street theater for four nights and Wednesday matinee, commencing Sunday matinee, October 14. “Rush City,” the new Davls & Keogh pro- duction, belongs to a new classification of entertainments. It may be denominated a spectacular musical farce. With all the features of farce comedy, it has also certain incidents that require great pictorial display and involve the use of mechanical acces- sories. One of these Is the cyclone which tears up “Rush City,” the Oklahoma boom town, by tho roots as it were, and deposits it on top of "‘Cactusville,” another Oklahoma metropolis. The central character of “Rush ¥ is John J. Rush, a buoyant chap who founds the town, sells lots in New York, dodges his creditors, runs for congress and steals the county seat. The performance abounds with specialities. “Rush City” comes to Boyd's theater on Sunday next for three nights, The sale of seats will open tomorrow morning. Soclety people In “black face” for sweet charity! To say the least, the idea is novel, possibly not new, but entirely original so far us Omaha is concerned. While the rehearsals have been held behind closed doors, enough bad been learned in an underground way to predict that the “Ethoplan Warblers,” as the society girls have named themselves, will givo a howlingly funny entertainment next Thursday night at Boyd's for the benefit of the Crechie. There will be forty of the best known young women in the first part, the end women have been chosen for thelr spe cial accomplishments, the jokes wil) be ens tirely local, and the choruses well rendered, Mrs. J. W. Cotton having the musical foature in charge. To see a past season debutante in black face will be a sight for the gods, and already nearly 500 seats have been sold for the entertainment. e The increase in the sales of Cook's Dry Imperial Cham| wous. Extra ne is something enors Purity and superiority will tell. — e ¥ MARKET, THE INSTRUMENTS placed on record Octobed 13, 1894 WARRANTY DEEDS, © M Hunt 1o K W Hunt vided 4 13, in Twenty-fourth in Street bl *redrike ot 9 9 breps, Sherift to Lacomina Savings bank, block M, Orchard Hill,. lot 2, Total amouut of tranafer