Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 26, 1894, Page 7

» » i - { - X § xl ¥ S \ -~ / DO . DB UP TO DATE PEOPLE help. Working 17 WORDS SPECIAL NUTIBBS. an have answers mhln»« d to a xm;v‘\l 'M ‘h»;\v‘"rl Rates, |N,r a word first 1c a_ word first | l<-rl Adv ontil insertiof, Nothing taken for less than 2ic for n. : tisements must run eonseculively, SITUATIONS WANTED. IWER BY Cramer, AS HOURER WANTED - POSITION WANTED_POSITL At Indy. with one_chi 2% Hamilton St., Om SITUATION WANT Fonest ‘Whik. Addreas C. ITION AS OFFIOE MAN younk_man of experience are Y. M. C. A ' A—M BY FIRST-CLASS BOOKKEF al office man; make me an offer on A PER | i SITUATION TED, A FBW PER IN EACH Biwk of particuiars - 3. Woodbury, 131 W, 4% atreet, N Y. Cit Bl WANTED, G EMEN NEWSPAI Fibutors in cvery town to report all impo Happenings and write articics for_publlc on‘any subject. Exp ‘not necewsary. iy Tor spare time Our nstructions el y Bow {0 afthe wirk. ‘Sena ‘stamp for full, par cula Mern Press Assn, Chicago ticulars. Modern Press As el WANTED, SALESMAN; SALARY FROM ‘tart: permanent place, ~Brown Bros. Co. nur- | Berymen, Chicago, T, 111030 WANTED, RELIARLE YOUNG AND MID- ‘dlo-nged men in every county {o act ns cor- Fespondents and special private detectives Under instructions for the Targest the equipped detective bureau of the kind in country. Preyvious experience (s not required or necessary. Small boys and irresponsible parties will confer & favor on us by = onot answering. References and _required Have becn established for y Send_stamp for full particulars and get the best criminal 1a paper published, offering thousands of d fa Fewards for partics Who are wanted. 0} etective eau, Indlanapolis, Ind, Nattonal Detective Bureau, olis, I MBN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN FIND STEADY employment and good pay by calling at 116 Doughas. —.“I‘ 29 WANTED, RELIABLE SALESMEN ALREADY traveling 10 carry ‘our lubricants ‘a8 a” side anufacturors Ol Cleveland, line. Manufacturers ieveland, 0. WANTED, f'suumc.lu\-mu O QLD AND . Todt, Fairtury, Neb. new work. H. H V. Neb oo WANTED, BY A CORPORATION, A CASHIER who is a thorough A experie accountant and bookkeeper: kal Address, gIVing experience and refere Hee oMice. Y PRINTER WANTED. ™ round Job and news man: thorough and | Fapid. Write quick, fully, o, ki 0 Work, reforences whd wages Must Feasonable ¥ o right man N buras. Signal, Falrmont, Neb, BoMis 2 | 00 LABORERS, TEAMSTERS AND STATION | Ten south in Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississipp | and. Louisiana” | Work guaranteed, Kramer's | abor “agency, 11th and Farnam st A o P-M114 28¢ = e WANTED TWO EXPERIENCED, DRY GOODS salesmen and one clothing saleamin, Enquire | Oct, 26th, T p. m., 20th apd Grace, in Grocery store. o hoima WANTED, BRIGHT BOY, 15 YBARS OLD. In’ the morning. Rockwell & Rupel Co. Apply ') axton block. ROCERY an for | U, BUTCHER, d man ur house, YOUNG B, MAN FOR LOCAL WORK knowledge | Of books quired: pretorted. Address tington, B-M14l WANTED, LADY ' NEWSPAPER _ CON- tributors in every town to repart all important happenin write articies for publication Expe not n ry. Good time. instiuctions tell you how o do the work mp_for full par- tculars. Modern Press Ass'n, Calcago, 111 2116 use GIVES entire satlsfaction.. All grocers we 1t C—M370-N3 LADIES WAN1 NG FIRST CLASS GIRLS CALL | “at Scand. Y. H. Oftice 200 N. 16th. Tel. 1195, 4 or C—MGo8-N10* D; LADIES, 1F YOU At your homes, send velope for cur descriptive mence work at once; good Alfred Kniiting Co., Winthrop, WISH EMPLOY self-add cireular me and wakes paid. Mo C—MsT) WA NTED usework GIRL FOR South 2 GOOD Call at WANTED, A REFINED.MIDDLE-AGED LADY, ambitious manage a dopartment Address C 1 In | FIRST CLASS WAIST FINISHER AND ONE | helper. None others need apply 5 WORTIL NEW FURNITURE IN A NE 4-room house, 8 blocks P, 0. Wil for $100 and rent house for $i D. Hut son, 1623 Farnam. 012 GULTURED LADY ¢ ¢ GOOD ADDRESS, WITH wide Clrcle f ‘Atqualnthnees. wanted, A iy Ulet “carnings by addre iy 9 M BARKER BLOCK Ds95 CITY. THE arnam. D39 HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, B 38 IN ALL PARTS OF T) Davis company, 105 F KELKENNY & CO. R 1, CONTIN; ‘1~All,'m. =) DESIRANLE 1.ROOM COTTAGE, B13 WOOL- worll-ave. Ringwalt Bros, Backer bk 5200 HOUSES & STORES. ¥.D.WEAD, 16 & DOUGLAS D—204-31 GOOD FIVEROOM wo 1 wonth, L. 8. Skinner, 310 N, Y. Lite Db FOR RENT, TWO §-ROOM ELEGANT BRICK Bouses; all modern conveniences; 1 block from Walnut Hill motor. $2%. Compiroller's office. D—M330 9 HARNEY STREET, 13 HOOMS, MODERN and_ first class. Jobn 'R. Webster, 40 Board of Trade building D851 HOUSES, W. O. TEMPLETO} N HLK Mi10-N§ RN HOUSE, $%.00, BLEGANT Yepair, good range, barn, grapes and frull trees large yard od_re- 3 Far- e, $8.00; full size lot, in seo Fidelity Trust Ca, 1 will see the economy of putting a want ad in The Bee when in need ot tention to this page, as do all who are wanting employment. talk to them through these little ads at a trifling expen: el THE BEE GET LR R ALY J’ 753 It 1a preserving ‘ | tine the best art preservative” 18 that which makes® . the store 18ing, but girls pay close at- You can se. S 'EM— FOR 25 CENTS. FOR RENT-—-HOUSES, Continuea, FOR KENT, Langs M MOD! building, $25.00 Trust Co., room 4, Bee big FoR TWO SIX-ROOM FLATS 1ith street, 0 good conditi room 314 ist Nat'l bank bidg D—M653-N13 T, TW) 1919 Dodg SROOM block; 606 8. 13th FL FLAT. 590 MODERN strest. D. ROM and T 3 BLOCKS Omaha Real Estate R 1198, oppleton, DESIRADLE 1-ROOM _HOUS dollars per’ month. Inquire TEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE MODERN class location: possession given November 1 Inquire of W. I Clark, 228 Douglas B D—M§2 260 INE -ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 8. 16TH atre range and all oth George Clouser, room 15, 1623 DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS of the city. B. H. Sheafe, 432 Paxton b s D—Ma91 FOR_RE: HOUSE OF TEN ROOM: modern ovements; 324 and Farnam alf0 two cheap aftached barn, " etc., #1000, . 401 Bee building. D—Ms3 FOR RENT, NICE HOUSE, 81X ROOMS AND athtoom. " All modern convent a7t ste t RENT, NEW FOUR-ROOM _COTTAGE corner 30th Sahler stroets; eellar, cistern city water; Inquire 1318° Farnam street 2 D--Mos) 26 T-ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIL $10) Call uth 1th strect D—My74 250 ERY DESIRABLE TEN ROOM High school, s nt, full eto. Inquire herton hall, at'l, bank D—1000-25 i SMALL A. P. Tukey, Ni Y. Life. RENT, 10-ROOM DWELLING PARK X east front, corner, lar 3 mod. nt o right ‘party. Tnquire ton I 509 First NaUL bank. ' RENT, VERY DESIRAULE MODER dwelling, furnished or unfurnished, Worthing ton st..‘near Brownell hall. Inqul herton hail, R First Natl bank, D-1000. {12 OF 10 ROOMS, o 113 So. 15th street,” very handy to bus ss. ' Inquire of D. T. Mount, 00 1ith streat. D—M107 185 CHICAGO ST, Buitable for one or iwo kentiemen. E-—Mis ISHED ROOMS, MODERN CONVEN- South 19th street E—104-30% ROOMS en or man and wife FOR FOUR 2105 Douglas. YOUNG 103- B¢ OR GENTLE North " 17th, —M110 “ROOMS, MODERN CON- alifornia sireet URNISHED ROOM or light housckeeping. men 006 M133 —_— NICE ROOM WITH BOARD, C wn- 206 CASS 2 401 FIRST-CLASS DAY BOARD (.IVLN AT THE Brunswick 515 South 16th st., for $5.00 per week, ing better in the city had ‘at the F- ELEGANT STEAM HEATED ROOMS AND board at the Webster, 1519 Howa NICELY ISHED ROOMS, HAVING mod board. fences, with strictly Dodge. first Call P ROOMS, MOST DESIRABLE WITH BOARD, at the Shelton, S. I. cor. 2th anc DE, 15TH AND DODG F—M935 27 OR WITHOUT BOARD. F-M91 ONT RROOMS, WITH BOARD; N. I8th street. M99 2% NT PARLOR, AND. OTHER with board; reasonable rate. 118 2 ROOM, SUIT ivate " tamily, dow ddress B 7 WITH Douglas, HANDSOM referenc OUTIT deairable 1810 Chic % FRO room KO St FRONT ALCOVE with board, in p terms. reasonable LARGE for twa, town; FURNISHED With board. 212 § VERY IRABLE furnished roorms AND U 25th stre E-—M1 UNEURNleED ROOMS TO RENT. h oo WITH HEAT IN MODERN PRIVA house, 1008 Georgia Av THREE OR FOUR UNF steam heat. 317% North 1t 4 ROOMS, WITH BATH, FOR HOUSE KEEP- ing, $8.00. 2415 Erekine st. North 2 pi § S 119 210 TWO OR THREE UN NISHED ROOMS; modern; steam heat. 223 Farnam. G—MI3l v‘l')(\'[&‘llluh. ¥ 2601 8t THREE UN housekeeping. TONT ROOMS Mary's avenus. GoM14S 2 —_—ee GRS FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE ¢STORY BRICK BUILDING 918 Farnam street. The bullding has a fir proof, cement basement heat- ing fitu Ap- 1-910 Y AND BASEM at’ 101l Farnam street; small offices in Exposition bullding, ad- jolning Fifteenth Street theator; hall 22x100 feet at 1001 Farnam street, all in good condi A, Toppleton, room 314 Ist Natl 1-M698 N13 TWO-STORY STOREROOM, 8IX ROOMS above, now occupied by grocery store. Can give possession at once. Inquire 2208 Farnam. 1170 AGENTS W ANTED. WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL LAMOLEIN, A Woolfat ointment for man or beast. Addrers The Lamolein company, $rd and Fowi Milwaukee, Wis. 210 | | MONE STORAGE. ANOCES. Contin BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA Kkov. bonded warehouss. Ho atored. Lowest rates. v etiold ' goods 10131015 Leavenworth. M908 WANTED-T0O BUY. TO BUY A STOCK OF ORNE WANTED, merchandise cheap. No 0ld goods. $4,000.00 10 $10,000.00. Address, giving am of different linies, Box No. Kearne FOR SALE- FURNITURE. PAYME You $20.00; stove T RNITURE Saturdays, AUCTI 10 8 m. N AT 1111 FARNAM ST tobt. Wells, Onen SIDEROARD HANDSOME OAK table and 8Ix chairs, one mahogany upholsi divan and chair to match. Prices reasonabl Apply 2203 Webster street 0—102-29 DINING 1 e FOR EALE HORSES, WAbONS ETC FOR SAL Address SOUND AND 1. Dee. HORSE 3 e e FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. CH 1 BANK AND sale. C. W, PE ST CHICKEN made. C. K. Lee, Q PLATTE VALL SAND FOR Hull Company, 20th and Izard sts. Q909 THE BEST; MACKIN. rubber boots, arctics, syringes of al. gns tubing; all L quality. Omaha Tent & Awning Co., 1811 Farnam st. Q512 ORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARI warranted singers, $2.50; 3 goid fish with globe, $1.65; young parrots, $6.00 (0 §20.00; bird e seed, etc. Gelsler's bird store, 406 N. 18th street. AND 01 Douglas, 9 Yot BUY, BUY Q-M220 N1 SALE OR TRADE, 1100 FEET DRY, Si d walnut lumber. ' N. J. Nelson, Brayton, Q- MST ~ MISCELLANEOUS, OR LB, 3 3, T Omana, _inside the city Comparly, TH0I Firnam. tely limits. CLA!P VOYANTS. 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Valua- ble udvice given to ladies and gentlemen on e, courtship, marriage and how to choose a wite or husband for future happiness at_busi 1ess best adapted to speedy riches; tells i€ the one you love is trpe or : stock speculations a specialty. The professor does mot requira to return to such methods as Egyptian charms and other frivolities. He Is no fortune teller, but a life reader from the laws of science. that ‘s and those who have been hum ders the professor wishes them giving up In despalr, a8 he guar. prompt benefit. Correspondence strictly tial. Send stamp for reply, Remember the number, 821 N. 15th street, corner Chicaxo, Flat A, 9 fo 9, Sundays included. S-022 2% MRS. DR. H, WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- Tiable busine dium; Tth year at 119 N. 16th. MADAM SMITH, 02 S. Toom 2; mussage, vapor, phurine and sea bath: MME LA RUB, 416 SOUTH 151 1T, alcoho) MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, TURKISR BATHS, RKISH BATHS; HOURS, 9 A. M 10 9 p. m. Beauty culture parlors. removed from Karbach bldg. to 109110 Bee bldg. M6 ——— e PERSONAL. BATHS, MASSAGE. MME. POST, 313% 8, 1TH = MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS.311 FAR. U513 SICIANS WHO DISPENSE THEIR OWN prescriptions can secure valuable information Troe by addressing P. O. box Bi3, Omaha, Neb MT8) ND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTI bronehitis and catarch. Home treat per month. 3 days trial (ree treat. m 200 Douglas bik, 16th and Dodge U—158-020 “FOR 12 YEARS WITH G. oved his shoe repair shop o §.17th sireet. north of Douglas. U—M219-N1 HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. ith book and consultation frec dress or Viavi Co., 316 Bee Lldg. Lady attendants, U—i07 QUAL des i Ep 8 No, —Mi3 Nis COMPO hma ment $6 ment. Ro OSCAR SUNDELL W. Cook, h VIAVI; ¥ call, LACE CURTAINS new. Brussels ana See our street. TO other g specimens of work, CALIFORNIA superior 10 oatmeal, PRESTON breakfast THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure. 1903 Farnam strect. U—MT763 N1 _ AULABAUGH FUR CO., MANUFACTURE of fur garments; furs neatly repal Fur muffs at cost. Room 31 Karbach blk. Tel. 1812 U—63 25 3 LADIES AND 4 GENTS FOR mpany; aiso lady pianist and child from 8 to 15 years old. Prefer people that sing and dance or pluy some instrument. Ad ha, U—M117 28% dress Lock Box 809, € Neb, ANY 1 abouts of Marga complexion, and whos: 1 is smaller than prociated by her sister, Mra 12 Mighland avenue, Lynn, AULABAUGH FUR CO. fur capes made to ord Room 301 Karbach block 15 full finger be of of ap- Muss. SEAL 8 in ve Tel 2 POLICIE Chesncy, LIFE INSURANC or bought. F. 8. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., loans at low rates for cholce braska and lowa farms or Omal urity 'in a clty property, W Y TO LOAN ON F iy, improved and unimpro eatate, Fidelity Trust Co., 1 DOUGLAS Omaha real 2 Farnam st W17 D OMATA Paxton bik. W als THE 1) MONEY TO LOAN real estate. ON IMPROV Brennan, Love & Co., MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST 0. F. Davis Co., 105 Farnam Y TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES improved and unimproved Omaha real 110 & years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1102 F, W NIMPROVED CITY ards, 6 10 7 per cent; no alth & Co., 1520 Farnam, W--520 NAT. BK. I mn RATE st W ON LOANS ON IMPROVED & ( sperty, $3,000 and uj delays. W. Farnam CHAS. W. RAIM EY, OM. AGENTS CAN MAKE FROM 2 to DOLLAR @ day selling an article needed | Apply 11 Center St., Omaha, WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD experience “on the road and who understands the wholesale grocery or toasted coffee busi- ness: A No. | reference and bond ired none but men of ability and experience need apply E. Bernhart, Hotel Dellone J—MOTs 3+ “ WANTED—TO RENT. TWO OR 1';IIIAM-‘TP' LE ROOM Vileges, by SIRABL homas, STO RAGE. WILLIAMS & CHOSS, 1314 HARNEY 51908 STORAGE, ON OMAHA REAL W.'B. Meikle, 1t Nat MONEY 1 &t 6 per cent VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOCD oA . . W, ‘Squires, Beo bldg. WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS for short time paper o st class mtge. loans. H. H. Harder & Co., ground floor Bes bidg. WMt MONEY T0O LOAN-—-CHATTELS. WON'T MISS YOUIL VTS BASY, money. Low prices on furniture and_household goods. Enterprise Credlr Co,, 61 16th st o7 CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNI. s, etc. L. Altman, 808 N. ETOVES AND FURNITURE AT €0 Ve sold at once L. Brussell, 11071 o $0.0 PENINSULAR DASE BURNE one seanon, will s ORNAMENTAL innumerable 15,0000, 15 ing drug N TIME: 1 tore 'in the west. Address A - Yk ot FOR BALE FOR CASHL QR GOOD SRCURITY stock of general mérchahdise, Invol $2.500. 00 Tocated 1 liye: (owy. Uy asiérn Nep. ‘Xdqress K3 care Bea 1T Voaibis 4 PER C T AVERAGE \"I'PK\ Y PROFITS [ Row"Yor w R FOR_8ALE OR BRCTANGE i Joh presses. Right b can et matisraet IR U, LOCATHD 0 st Will be kold cheap J¢ mold n Feasons for selling. * Mnress A 64 Loe ¥ SMALL STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE. AD dress It 2, 1% | FOR EXCHANGE. A _GOOD LOT EAST OMAHA TO EX change for work horses or 1 aux Dros., 08 8. 16th, WILL wateh GENT'S SOLID watch. Miss J. J EXCHANGH for Indies AND HAVE MERCHANDISE STOCKS other property for sale and exchange; also cus. tomer for a bank in western lowa. Natlonal Information and_Exchange Co., 203 Pirst Nab| Bank, Omaha, Neb, —Madl XCHANGE A GOOD CANNING factory, ‘situated fn one of the best fruit counties {n Atkansas, "Wl take clear lots or | weneral merchandise stock. For partieulars ad | dress A 6, Bee office, s TO EXCHAN 2,000 CASH INV and 300 cash for stack of shoes or C. F. Harrison, 812 N. Y. Life, Omahn 2~ 100-6 AN ACRE, SOUTHWEST, WITH TWO houses, want cottage and lot close to city A fine property on North th st, with 3 bidi, price, §5,000. Will accept lot part pay ment kery business and clear lot fo v good ren and Tots for good farms. « lot for meat market F. D. Wead, 16 and Douglas. 128 27 Y A CLAIM WE TOOK A—NITT, clean stock of staple dry goods, shoes, gloves and mittens, hats and caps, $2,700.00; what have you got to exchange for them? Hartjeit Grocery company, 44 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Z— M43 4 i, GARDEN LANDS, 6 MILES FROM POST OF- fice, easy terms. Call at ™0 N. ¥. Life. R E-m31 TS AND FARMS, " Darling, Barker block. R E-831 OMAHA LOT FC SAP: COR. OF 215t and Casiellar strects. Write to B. Peter- son, Blair, Neb, R E—M5M-N§_ BALE, NEW. inmim?'hwmm.’rm cistern, eity water; cor, 3th and Sahle lotg time, Inquire 1318 R lar, 5 MILES FROM some trade. R E-M52 WHO WILL PAY Tots in different bargains will be 508 Brown block, RE~—M24 2 A “lyA‘N!\Kv 0 1 Paxton 1E building onty big Lovgren, GARDEN postoffic: Keyes, 6 1 HAVE SEVERAL all cash for good parts of the city; considered. J, Al Omaha. 160" acres, blk A sPI and lot anid An $1,300, Hoveral 1ittle ha D. Wead, 16th N DID BARGALN 1% mi. from wume loan §70. elegant 6-r. collyge, NEAT CO° 31,050, 3 plastered, cellar, wés at o And Douglas. 2 to $1,000. R 197 21 1D BT, 1 10x124, NORTH BL ¥ OR, 900, 253150 ft. east fr a ave, nr. W worth, X135 east front, But to grade, 31,05 F. D, Wead, 15 and Do i3t 6. COTTAGE AND LOT, EAST OF 15 v ot $00 cast H. PARK o (Gne) nr. Walnut bal. monthely; price, §: Splendfd 12 house, | trees, Pacific and 2d st dar, 35 lot part payment 7-r. house on nice ot, e of 2Ath and south of Cuming, 3,200, HUL motor, 0, At and would” ta nr. F. D. W 16 Wid Douglas. RE—127 YOD DAYS COMING, pw s the time to bay hargains in Omaha rea eatates Ity you invostments cent sure Do not hesitate; Vestigate, Fidelity Trust company, 1702 F u will calt we that will n and will sh. pay 2 t0.60 per it will-eost you nothing' to in- m streat RE Mo 31 We will take your $00.00 to a_$1.00.00 lot to- wards the purchase of wny of these beautiful inside residence lots, namely Lot 1, block 1, Drake's addition, $2,000.00, Lot 10, block 1, Drake's add tion, $2,000.00, Lot 4, block 2, Drake's addition, §2,000.00, Lot & block 3, Drake's addition, §2 250,00, Lot 1%, block 4, Drake's addition, $2,750.00, Lot 16, block 7, Drul ddition, $2,50.00, Lot 3, block 7, Drake's addition, 0.00. Lot 7, block §, Drake's addition, 0.0, Termy $500.00 cash, $500.00 to $1,000.00_ lot, bal ance to be n’ lon, at 7 per cent Interest; t ceplional bargain for the reason (h of the property must have money, a you an opportunity to get 1id of your outside lot that s not saluble and get o fine i building lot; these lots are on graded strects, sewers, etc., all paid for; call and see Fidelity Trust ) street us at once, campany, sole PIANOS AND ORGANS. THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING INSTRU- ments for cash or monthly payment: One Hale upright plano. o $170.00 Aother Hale upright p 150.00 One Hall & Son uprigal 110.0) Ohio Valley square plan. 60.00 Mason & Hamiin organ. 12.50 Beaity organ, high top............ R 3] Smith American o high " top 2150 Mason & Hamlin organ, high top. 5.00 Kimball, Emerson nnd Hallel-Da 108, AHOSPE, IR, 1513 Donglas st MW 03l IF PURCHASED AT ( One_upright plano, sold. One 3-atring |'|l~;w scale plano, $187.50. Sold. — sold. One new Wegman, $350, One new Wegman, $,00. One Esly orgun, $3 One Kimball organ, §2 One Bay state organ, S 575 ~ sold. One Shoninger, $25, ne good organ, $15, Woodbridge Bros.. 120 N. 15th street. MUSIC TEACHER. MARTIN CAHN. TEACHER OF PIANO- forte. S 234 st M131 031 — BANJOISTS street, NBECK, lifornla STOVE REPAIRS, REPAIRS STOVE 40,00 RENT FOR DIFF] makes of stoves. Water attachments and con. nections a lalty. 1207 Douglas street, On Stove Repair Works, 'OVE. REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKI stoves. Hol water aftachments. Hughe 8. 13th M5 ARMATURES AND GONVERTERS REWOUND storage buteries recharged; electrical and gen- eral machinists; superior work guaranteed Omuha electrical works, 617 and 619 5. 16th st. £ RICAL ENGINERLS ectric ds_of electri upply Co. WOLFE ELECTRICAL) electric wiring, 1614 ¢ AND CONTRAC: r plants and all Western el ion 15th st SUPP. [ "0, pitol ave. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY; OLD | _pipes made new. 613 8. loth. 940 DAMAGED MIRRORS JRESILVERED, 119 N, 18 i THE NEATEST BARGER SHOP IN_ CITY; court of Bes bullding:' ¥red Buelow, Prop. in ROGNER & KISELE, SIGN PAINTERS; DEST work at lowest prices, 1618 Douglus UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS MONE! LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horse, wagons, elc., at lowest rates in city: Bo removal oodi; strictly confidential; you can pay the loan off at any time or in any amount. OMAHA MORTOAGE LOAN €O, 208 5. 16th street. X023 RSONAL PRO) WON. Y. Life bidg X4 TO LOAN ON Harvin Loan Co, MONEY erty, R HOUSEHOLD GUODS; CLEAN ™ rate. R Wells, 1111 Farnam. M990 OM.VAN & STORAGE CO., D55 Nue #HOOM HOUSE. W7 NORTH WTH STR. DT 2 1502 FARNAM 'm 138 N30 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC. STORED, P, J. Karbich & Sona, Cor. 1 mid Howard 8¢ s MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNIL. ture. planos, horses, wagons or any kind of chattel security at lowest possible rates, which you can pay back al any tme and in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARA €O., _Room 4, Withne! hlock 926 3B HADDOCK, ROOM 427 RAMGE BLOCK. X9t H. . BURKETT, embalmer, 1618 SWANSON & VALIEN, embaimers, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND 50 st., telephone W, 31 N, UNDERTAKERS AND 1M1 Cuming st., telephons 1060 ) AND EM- telephone 228, 39 UNDERTAKER, @13 8. 0. MAUL. UNDERTAKER batmer, W17 Farnam W. BAKER, 3 _FLORISTS. | 8 B STEWART, FLORIST; ALL KINI OF | bulba and cut fowers; 1623 Capiiol avenue 503 NEW BULES, JUST IMPORTED, CUT FLOW. ers. Hess & Swoboda, Paxton hotel, 1411 Farn. DRESMAKING AT LOW Madame Cotbett, 44 N. I7h st., cor, Cass Min | PRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES, 218 S0, | i N | MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS at B4 8 B0 strect. Prices reasonul Mkt 50 IN PHIVATE FAMILIES; FIT _ | and style guaranteed. Address A 2, 1 DRESSMARING. T PRIC ____HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR C. | “buy hay. A.H. Soyde WE 107 a5 AR LOTS 1516 Burt at. Tel HAY, the NEBRASKA | “mrain and market HAY (O, mill stuft 10 buy or sell WHOLFESALE We are always on 140246 Nicholas st 955 ——— BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION | HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GO | interest on_savings = Apply to_Omaha L. | B Aswn, 1ok Bed M. Natiinger. | M HARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASSN. PAY 6.7, 8 por ¢ 172, 3 years old, Always redcemable. fam st Nattinger, JAPANESE GOODS. L 3B GOODE: USEFUL ARTIC nie_and birt Presents; special PRl Cimoon Saoh 7 TAXIDERMISTS. TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CATA logue. George B, Brown, Jr., & Co., 09 S. 16th w3 BICYCLES. BICYCLES REMODELE Tires and 1. repaired. C. R Heflin, locksmith, 311 N. 16th st CYCLES-ALL STYL ALL PRICES Send for our list of second-hand and shop. wornbie Rtepaira und cycle sundries of all kinds. M. O, Daxon, 402 N. 16th st. 4 38 CUT IN TWO. T for $84.50. ‘95 Sylph for $87.50. All other makes equally as low. Sce our stock and get our prices before buying. A H RIGO & CO,, 1214 Douglas street 87—0-27 STOVES. BEST HEATERS Be sure you examine them befors you buy. Parties who desire U ce of the t Jine of stoves on the market buy elther t Favorite baseburner or th heating stove They have been manufactured the p have been n themselves made. We guirante They are chenpest and best sloves made. We have the Horn steel range, a model of per- foction. A M. MecCarga 410 N. 16th street CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, paper hanging and signs. brick work and plas: tering. Office @09 8. 1dth at.,”telephone 4% GENERAL CONTRACT- carpenter work, storm win- 4108, 18th st., Tel. 1179, B106-029 HAMILTON HROS., ors_and builders, dows and doors. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN i« « HAND, AR 05 SANT Life, OM. ¥ THOOT, OF SHORT Ask for elrcular, 15 & Omaha. ROO! COLLEC AND Biros. B, 16TH Rohrboush 221 OMAHA COMMERCIAL COL Douglas; seud for catalogue. HOTELS., HOTEL NARKER, $200 PER DAY, 100 ROOMS, in the heart of the business houses. Special rates and nccomdations to commercial trave elers. Room and board by the week or month Frank Hilditeh, Mgr. a3 AETNA HOUSE (BUROPEAN) N. W. COR. 13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week. M5t OTH AND HARNEY bells, telephone, baths, legant rooms; 3100 per .00 and upwards per week. M) GAS 313 8. 16, FREE-PLUMBING OF JOHN ROWE & CO, bot water heating, PLUMBING, STEAM AND as fixtures, globes, A0 8. 16, SR BROS. PLUMBING Taying. KRUC drain i COAL. fibl'NT HAS RE Mce to 3 8, 160 xt. SXCELL And §3.00 ton cheaper. 1605 main entrance Board of T 163 029 TYPEWRITERS. EN TYPEWRITERS Ol D FOR should make you susplclous; funny they ostly Smith's. Try one and you will un Full line of supplies. Smith i7th and Farnam, telephone 1284 M—929 CORNICE. SORNICE WORKS Iron_cornices. 1722 8t GALVANIZED ) Mary's ave JOUN CORNICE prop., 108, 110, IAGLE neter, WORKS. 12 N. Ith DENTI:’L‘S PAUL, DENTIST, 202 BURT ST, FU.R.N ACES. BEST FURNACE MADE, SOFT COAL consuming and hard coal furnaces. E DR o Works: 105110413 N. Tith st i ~ OPTICIANS. TR ALOE_& PENFOLD €O, SCIEN icinns, nam st cpposite I hotel. Eyes examined free. LARGE right hip down, Hush. up, part face whit avenue, T. D. ~ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, OMAIIA COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 16TIT AND Douglas; send for catalogue. Rohrbough M—221-N1 WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLBSALE DEALERS IN all 'kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited 1008 Farnam_street. 5 812 DYE WORKS SCHOEDSACK, TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, 1521 Farnam sireet. Dyelng of every descrip- ton and dry_cleaning. TSUTCLIFFE, GENERAL 22 Hee bullding, T 8T rapher. elephione 697, M 5 GRINDING. RAZORS, SHEARS, CLIPPERS, LAWN MOW- c A L. Undeland, 106 & idth. 762 — e BICYCLE RIDING, BICYCLE RIDING SCHOOL, 1Tl CAP., AVE M—238.) ——— UPHOLSTERING. HOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTH . 8. Walkin, 8111 Cuming. Tel. 602 w08 REED JOB PRINTING €O, of all kinds. 17th s, Bee > NIGHT SCHOOLS. ROOSE'S OM BUSINESS COLLE 15& FAR 604 PAWNBBOKEM H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 415 N. uTH TAKEN UP UP, BAY PO “th and Center. Y. ONE WHITE HIND Heury Olson. Ieg. 120 20 PATEIIT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicltors. Bee No [ NEW | had by been § swer The on the throughe noot owd P when ty B | understc coase larly T did s 8 i Caony was ask Ralph Co. book watch eng) July 20, was M at 137 V called a him, or you at Prom mittee af stand, examinat first Mr. that it the in his Mr. quarters. ‘Does Leaves [C) Omadial 4:45pm.. 9 7:0ipm Miz-ou Builaing, OMAHA,Neb. Advice FREL, 3:56pm the Goft. to supposed out of the state to avold subpoen the chairm missioner § Commiss but b Cantor made oft Goft's re the latter | his_ station SHEEHAN PUT 0N THE STAND Police Commissioner Was Not Overly Anx- ious to Appear and Testify, Sonsational Fat plat YOR Sheehan formed the news stand out t n session blocked the court room. subp Le Dr od th not , sie, 1 “Did you lose $5,000 on the races? don't re was ed t Hyde ook the his costing $200, aved on 1891, J v nd denied that did not make who denied everything. tly upon the assembling of the com- fter re Mr. Goff conferred with n and called: “Com- heehan.” ner Sheehan at omce took the ion ground that his appearance Goff was location of the distri apit fal your HICA Depy Vestibuled 1 O Leaves | CHICAGO, R, L & PACIFIC, |Arrives P. Depot, 10th & Mason Sis.| Omiha EAST. Atiantic Fxpress (ex. Sunday)... 6 OmahalUnion Depot St subpoena that Parkhurst o Senator Lexow Guile objected houses, very Teat rolma w m ny ore Mo ot y and Jewelry. K, Oct. 25 Pollc. was star = [day's session of the Lexow committee nt for that this mornin he must at the aft Sheelan w afte clty, was the ap e Mr. this he noon and long called to passageway yenaed witnesses w xow eommittes op t the committes nuary, as ople who Did you go to Saratoga with her several went alone.” member how much.’ a ward detective in > step aside for superintendent for stand. He had a hand and read fr had the num The watch it, eck. d street that the he went to Tiffany's any progress with Th [ wat Did you know wardmen wh collectors for the captains?” “‘No. “Do you not know you are Iy No."" When a man was robbed of panel house, did you mot receive No, sir. ‘Was not a Mr. Palmer, who re he could be swo vigorous protest of the commissione his public duties at police headqu excused Sheehan necessary for him a meeting of the police board this afternoon. When it was asked that the examination be postponed until after election, Mr. Goff re- fused. Then Mr. Sheehan said that if he must appear tomorrow he might as well be ex- amined and have it over with, as he had more important dutles tomorrow than this afternoon. Mr. Goff said: “Very well, t testimony will ba proceeded with at Mr. Goff then questioned Mr. Sheehan as to different station cts. The commiss swers were given after some hesitation an attempts to refer to a small directory, which Accordingly, t0. of Sheehan' rrectly loci well as p ulation led to c as mind get mixed - SCROFULA » Miss Della Stevens, of Boston, Mass,, writes: 1 hereditary Scrofula, for which I tried v rious remedies, and’ many rellable physi- cians, but none relieved me, six bottles of I am as 1 feol that a lite of untold agony, and shall take ploasure in speaking only words of praise for the wonderful medicine, TP Samtmenaing 1y o sk have always grateful it saved RAILWAY TIMI: CARD GO, ot BURLINGTON & 10th & Mason Sts. k0 Vestibule xpress, Lo 1 :85am Afle Junetion Local | Leaves [BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.|Arrives Omahal Depot 10th & Mason Sts. | Omaha 10:15am Denver Expross 10:15am Deadw 4:50pm Deny 6:50pm - Nebrasia Local (except 8ilfam. . Lincoln Local _(except vos [CHICAGO, MIL. & 8T. PAUL.|Ardves OmahalUnion Depot,10th & Mison Sts.| Omuha Chi 1 9:30am Chicago Sun.) ... 5:00pm Leaves [(HICAGO & NORTHWEST'N. |Arrives OmahalU. P. Lepot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Zastern Sxpress ited ] Special Mo. Val 1aha Chi 10th & ‘Mason Louls Cannon Lall felted Cooney Asked to Ex witness spr upled a sald he wanted it y the in which the Hermann woman lived. was sold The name of the purcha The purcl mey the witness, Hero 18 a sample: wus robbed, threatened with a cell if he testified agalnst headquarters ot in my presence necessitated until row, as the commissioner had informed him suffered After taldng 1'am now well. OUred Treatise on Blood and Bkin Discases Mailcd Free. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Atlanta, Ga. tron s Commis at to- He had an g, and pear to n session yuld appear ad rapldly before the order a big leading to present its at near would not popu are staying as will have preeinot Cooney while and Tiffany & salesman’s n it that a e of Coone on or haser lived was re- was for Mr. Goff ch ) acted as ng: $500 halt? in a orn_Senator against the or, on th larters. At tomor- to attend houses joner's an- to Mr. s answers two of head- ate olice with the from to you, me from Q Arrives Omaha W0pn WAS FROMISED A JOB BEFORE COMING | | | the streets of Buffalo and York?™ asked Mr. Goft No sir," replied the commissioner, Mr. Goff then elicited from the witness the fact that he had come from Buffalo to this city about eight years ago upon the assurance that he would be given a position. e denfed that he had ever acted as attorney the strests of New for the Gould estate, or that he represented the Gould interests’ Questioned about his law practice, Mr. Shechan said the bulk was in consultation and that he drew a revenue from it of $4,000 to $5,000 & year. Mr. Sheehan said most of his time was spent at headquarters, although his partner | was now,in Europe. The business did not {In any way intorfere with bis duties as | police commissioner. He said he was o mem« | ber of the firm of John €. Sheehan & Co. | composed of John O'Brien and himself, This | irm was doing & business in 1 Island, | the contracts of which amounted fo about | $300,000. After some sparring between Mr. | Gt and {he commissioner with regard to Inspector Williams' conncetion with the | Long Island City contracts and Nis efforts to secure a commissionership, adjournment was taken until tomorrow | Commissioner Sheehan did not care about going on the stand tomorrow. He said his business at polica headquarters was tee pressing. Mr. Goff would not excuse him. - e A Groat Hatdle {3 continually going on in the human system, | The demon of impure blood strives to gain { victory over the constitution, to ruin health, | to drag victims to the grave. Hood's Sarsa “|vu|ll'| Is the weapon with which to defend one's self, drive the desperate enemy from | the field, and restore bodily health for many | years { . Hood's Pills cure nausea sickness, indiges. tion and biliousnes - CRANK CALL to stay outside until 18! ON CLEFELAND DUt it porso i ot heiaer Bheoien: | ag & Message of Greut Importancd, Bat tive was sent to tell Mr, Sheehan he was| _~ Did Not Deliver it anted. Patrolman M. J. Cooney of the| NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—A crank of note Fourteenth precinct was sworn. Mr. Goff |called at the residence of Joseph D, charged him with receiving a diamond ring | Bryant on West Thirty-sixth street, where .Il;v‘liu u‘;lw:’\\.mh from Matilda Hermann. | President Cleveland s stopping, and de= o denied he accusation. manded to see o preside The | “You kissed her goodbye in the Grand |\ I‘m: ) ||‘-I" i ident. The man is Central depot bafore she went west recently,” 4 Goerdeler of New York, the same who said Mr. . wrote to the emperor of Tmany some years ago cha'langing him to a duel. Goerdeler rang the door bell at the Bryant home violently about 8 o'clock, and when the but- ler responded demanded 1o see the president, The butler told him that Mr. Cleveland could uot be seen. “But it fs a business of extreme national Importance,” insisted Goerdeler. This brought Dr. Bryaut to the door. He reasoned with the crank and told him that it was impos- sible (o see the president at that hour, Goerdeler was finally persuaded to go away, Tho crank is a man of middle age and well dressed. — He is of a wiry build and talks nervously. That President Cleveland 18 not rounded by a hrong of private detectives i shown by this episode. It has been re- ported that a budyguard accompanied Mr, Cleveland, but none of them were In evle a nee oday when' they might bave been needed Dr. dent until le did sur- Bryant sald this morning that Presis Cleveland would remain at his hom 3 o'clock this afterncon, when he will for Washington. The doctor caid he not know whether or not Mr. Cleveland uld return o New York to register. Vica t Stevenson is expected In the city ock ahis afternoon. Ie will be en. ained at the Manhattan club, Goerdeler told Dr. Bryant before he left that he had been trying to s the president for two years in order to wipe away the sin which had been put upon him by in arcera- tion in a lunatic asylum in Germ any. He sald he had challenged E nperor Willlam to a duel, but the latter was a coward and had him put in an asylum, President Cleveland was the only man who could wipe away stain now resting uwpon him As he left the house, Goerdeler promised that he would call again. NEW YORK, Oct Preside sldent Cleveland and family left Jersey City on the Colonial express at 4:15 p. m. The president met Mrs. Cleveland at the Pennsylvania depot at Jersey City, and at 4:15 magistrate and his family were on thelr way to Washington. A cordon of detectives surrounded the president during his walt at the depot. and no reporters were allowed to speak to Mim In answer to a note, hows ever, sent through one of the guardians, the president sald he had left no letter to be read at Cooper Uafon tonight P, m. the chlet e LIP'S “ROCK ISLAND" EXCURSION Thréugh Tourlst Sleeplng Car to San Fran- cise0 and Los Angelos. Via Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific railway, leaves Omaha every Friday at 1:10 p. m., via Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake, Ogden, ete. Tickets and sleeping car reservations can be secured at the “Rock island”" ticket office. Kor full information call on or addr CHARLES KENNEDY, 1 arnam_St., N Wi, Peas G DRECAST. e DEATHER I Sligntly der Nebraska. PON, Oct Fair and w. ather for WASHIN iday is For Nebraska- Fair; colder in the southeast For Missouri—Colde west winds. For lowa—Generally fair; slight changes in temperaty For Kansas—Faj the n portior For South Dakota— shifting to south; southeast; warmer in The forecast for west winds; portion. enerally fale; northe slightly i north winds; colder in ir; northwest winds, slightly colder in the ie northwest portion, Local Kecord, OF THE WEATHER BURBEAU, OFPICE OMAHA, Oct. 25.—Omaha record of temper- ture and rainfall, compared with the cot- responding day of past four years 1594, 1803, 1892, 1891, Maximum temperature.... 70 57 48 84 Minimum temperature 53 40 3| Bl Average temperature...... #1 18 Precipitation 0 meg Condition of temperature and precipitation at Omaha for the day and since March 1, 1 temperatur Liteiidite 19 cess for the diy.. ... 15 Accumulated excess Since Lt Normal precipitation “i'inch Deflefency for the 07 inch Total precpitation since March 1 13,80 Inches Accumulated deficiency sin March 1 Habe Reports from Other Stations TR |28 | 85| & smarons |98 | 33| 2 | rirn o | g2{83| & | waarasn Elgd| |:3|&8 | 8 06| Cleir Kansan City, 00| Clour, Denver. | 001 Cluar. Sult Lako City, 00 Clear, Kapid ity 00 Ol L 00| Part 1 00| Clear, 001 00 {Clear. 00 Part cloudy. 001( wdy. Miles City |11 l eston Indicates trace of rain L. A. WELSH, Local Foreoast Observer, THE REALTY MARKE Night Express S 40pm . Chicago Vestibuled Limited. .. 1:05pm 11:35pm Oklahoma Exp. (t0 C. B, ex Sun). 11 0pm WEST. P Siaho Tixp ) 11 30pm Limited A:30pm T, BT. ., M. & O, [Arrives hal Depit 15th_and Webster Sts. | Omaha Sioux City Accom. (Ex Sun.) .. 8:05pm y’ Accom. (Sun. Only.) . $:05pm Ty Express (Gx. Sun.). . .11:560m 5:30pm St Paul Limited 9:40am Leaves [ F., E. & MO. VALLEY. |Arrives Omuhal _Depot 15th and Webster Sta, | Omaha 9:06am. Deadwood Expresa 10pm Siom. (Bx. at) Wyo. Ex. (Ex. Mond. 5:10pm 5:00pm. . Norfolk Express (Bx. Sunday). 10:45am 6:30pm......... .8t L'aul Express 9:40am K. C. BT. J. & C. . |Arrives Dopot ioth & Masan Ste. | Omaha Kansas City Day Express’... 5:6ipm Night Ex. via U. I, Trens.. 8:304m |Arrives I and Webster 8ts. | Omaha Louis Expres 6:00am als Expreas 6:56pm an.) Nebraska Local,. 9:10am CITY & PACIFIC. |Arrives 15th and Webster Sta. | Omaha 8t Paul Limited 9 40am Chicago Limited - Sijonm OUX CITY & PACIFICT " |Arrives Depot, 10th & Mason Bta.{ Omaha Sabam ioux City Passenger 10:20pm 3:56pm St Paul Express 10:004m Leaves | UNION PACIFIC [Arrives OmahalU. P. Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| On Kearney Expross 1. 45pm Overland Fly §:%5pim atrice & Stromsb's EX. (ex $n)| 3:45pm Fast Ml «16pm Leaves [~ WABASH RAILWAY. [Arrives Ste.] Omahs 12:35pm TRUMENTS placed on record October 25, 1504 WARRANTY DEEDS Amy Douglas and husband to I C Clarkson, n 30 feet lot 7, biock 8, Bhriver | ) F M Van Orsdol to ¥ M Camgbell, it 5, block 5, st add to Fowler Vlice 00 T Chriy wife to Peter Tion- won, n 81 ot 12, Redick's 24 add. 600 Hattla v and husband o 1 i s of s ¥ lot 4, block 12 Lmprovement ssoclation _add 3,000 3 F Bowman and wife to ¢ M toberis, (o0 block 14, Dundes Pluce 1 M3 C Ryan and husband to Peter Toth block 11, 24 add to Corrigun o QUIT CLAIM DEEDS and wife 10 R 8 Hoeton, lot son's widd 5,000 Patrick to ¢ b Tobarts, ot 9, block . Dundee Place 1 3 FHerrick and husband (o Joseph Weeks, 1ot 13, Graves' Par 3 DEEDS ial master to MeGavock & OFKeefo Co., & T4 feet of 14 lot &, Okahoma, and 1 Huscall's wubdiy 295 Same 10 Omaba Loan whd Trust company, lots 3 and 4, block 14, Westlawn 5,0 Sherift (o Elizabeth Burgert, 1ot 5, block & Drake's add 1,00 Sama to same, (ol3, Biock 3. ame 1,00 Total amount of trensfers......