Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1894, Page 14

LR RR A AL RS, Up TO DATE PEOPLE THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1894 PR AR R RIS 1t 1s preserving me: but the bost t proservative” is t whieh makes? . Jme I (he store ~oy will see the economy of putting a want ad in The Bee when in nead ot help. Working girls pay close at- FH tention to this page, as do all who are wanting employment. You can’ talk to them through thesa little ads at a trifling expense. Hekelele THE BEE GETS 'EM— 17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS. r2382 s22 WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. Continued. _ ents for these columns will be taken until 1 'm. for the evening, and until 9:00 P m. for the morning and Sundiy edition. Advertisers, by requestng o numbered ch pan have answers addressed to u numb Jett care of The Bee. Answers g0 addressed will Gelivered upon presentation of the check only. Rates, 1%c a word first insertion, lc a word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2ic for first insertion. These advertisements must run_consecutively. T AM A BREAD AN must have work in O care Union hotel, BITUATION WANTED DY BOOKK ten years experience to keep books pa day or evening. Al 8, Bee oftic A _POSITION BY AN o St A st froning, in o private family. 16th street. A WANTED, dress 1115 8. LADY CAN EASILY MAKE working for me quietly at | ent, aml if you can onl; 't fafl to inv wvelope, $18.00 P owition pATs two hours stamped 111, HOUSES, IN ALL PARTS OF THE CIT Dayis comy arnam, THE 316 DESIRALL worth ave 7-ROOM Ringwalt COTTAGE, 2311 WOOL- Bros., Bai 3 FOR_RENT, TWO $ROOM houses; all modern_convenienc Walnut Hil motor, $%. Comptroller's off D. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. R, L T ISHED AND U 8 for housekecping; Fi'R roor FURNISHTED eheap. 29i1 8t WARM Mary's. Mi68 b B FURNISHED ROOMS; 4 for housekeeping. 110 STEAM-HE oms furnish Wtrect s —— F-334 BOARD. F—M 011 ROOMS, 10 Douglas. 3 FUR Doy WITH OR WITHONT | BOARD. F—M7 FURNISHED SOU ™ FRONT Frenzer, 116 North 2ith strcef; —Mol-§ BOARD AND ROOMS; PRICES REASONABLE. 522 No. 19th street —M39% 4 HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS, WITH BOARD; central location. 202 No, 18ih street. FoMUG4 6+ NT FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS WITH ern improvements; strictly first class Inquire 411 N. 19th’st. HILLSIDE, 18TH. AND DODC furnished rooms; a specialty of table board, F-MAs 8 AMILY, LIVING DOWN ant room sultable for (w0, Teasonable terms. Address 13 F—049 4 FRONT, WITH N. 19th, -M539 100 STER M50 100 FLOOR ROOMS, WITH BOARD. 1810 Chicago st. F—Ms6 6 S AND FIRST M3 10 2013 1 SHED ROOMS, WITH HANDSOMELY parior, at the A SMALL PRIVAT town, Tave pi with ' board, at 46, Bee office, IRAILE ROOMS, BAS board, in private family. STEAM HEATED ROOMS AT T hotel, 1619 Howard st G FOR LEASE, FOR A-TERM OF YBARS, acres level' land gmmgdiately enst of Fort Omaha, instde the &ty Jimlis, company, 1701 Farnti! 1,50 YARDS DIRT Ta 0 avente. —~M960 T REMOVED, Call elty COR scales Hth and W Fidelity Trust | FOR EXCHANGE. IN A_Goon AT change Lam LOT BAST for _young work horses reaux Bros., 306 8, 16th, TO BXCHANGE, 2,000 CASH and_$i00 cash for stock of & C. . Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life, or INVE 7 ACRES unty FOR SALE OR TRADB, EIGHTY unimproved land in Putnam within 1 mile of railroad. F. el Blufts, Ta. 7 OMAHA TO 0 EX- mu TMENT es or clothing. Omaha. 100-6 00D Florida; | Lougee, Coun’ 2405 7 AUVICE piness; many C—and fc very honest mation rlage fairs; ‘e THA AND HAP- rof. Al man and infor- mar- orces, lawsuls and all her your lover Is trae Tiakes With the one ¥ ated together: rem bad habits; locates hidden treasures, riicles, etc.: professof does not g ve charm ta or wuch tmsh, and does not want assed with the many cheap pre- teaders found in every eity; before giving up in_despair come and consult P'rof. Almeda, C— 8213 N. 18th street, flat A: howrs, 9 to & Letlers containing a stamp promptly answered S—M264-13 8. DR H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE liable business medium; 7th year at 119 X; 1eth MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. brings the influences, minerals, WE A n and Exch Bank, Omaha, Neb, TO SATISFY A CLAIM WE TOOK A clean stock of staple dry Roods, shoes, and’ mittens, hats and caps, have you €ot to exchange fof them? Grocery company, T4 Broadway, Counc| DR TRAD! good R, R. town for stock of mereha H. Dickeon, Creighion, Neb. OR SAL proved Richar OR EXCHANOE; Tarm; timber, = water, Co., Neb., $0.00 per mortgage due ‘March 1, 1899; will property to. value ot 80000 "ae Lands and other property for sale change. " Henry” C. Bmith, Falls City, OCKS AND NICE, . gl 82,700.00 i Blufts, TWO IMPROVED FARMS m,\u hard, $5,00: Rood M1 LOST: A 8KY TERRIET it returned to 108 M ILISH MASTIFF PUP, ANAW 1o of “Lyon." Return to £3 8. 2 street, or 1701 Cuming street, and receive re w 519 4% | = conwiox, " lwrnu, RBWARD M52 s AGLE neter, prop., WORKS, 12 JOHN N. il 108, 110, w.n ab. TYPEWRITERS. STOLEN TYPEWRITERS sale should make you susplelous; are mostly Smith's. Try one derstand why. - Full 1 Premfer Co., 17th and F: RED FOR funny the 1 you will un- of supplies. Smith- rnam, telephone 1384, 383 OFFI IRRIGATED FARMS, 6.2 PER ACR big_crops and AMOUS TG HORN BASIN; ‘home market; great place for home building; price good fo December 1st transportation free. Yellowstone Park, Land & Irrigation Ass'n, 8. W. Cor. 16th & Dodge ets. 457 D1 KUSI\«, ART AND LANGUAGE. MADAM SMITH, &2 8 13TH, 2D FLOOR, room 2, massage, vapor, alcohol, steam, sul® phurine and sea baths, 100 MME, LA RUE, 416 SOUTH 1671l T48-N15* MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 142l DODGE. T—M36 5 URKISA BATHS TI RKISH lz\THR, I|()I IN 9 A. M from Karbach bldg. to 109-110 Be g, KSI PERSONAL. % SUITE _ UNFURNISHED floor. 1713 Chicago street. ROOMS, NISHED ROOMS, parior, pleasantly located, 115 Dodge. FRONT AND BAC l\ heat and” bath, 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam street, The bullding has a fire- proof, cement basement, complete steam heat- ing fixtares, water on dli floors, gas, etc. Ap- vly at the office of The Dee. Puitiing at 101 Farosm_ strect s and offices in BExposition building, joining Fifteenth Street theater; hall fcet at 1001 Farnam street, all In good cd tion. A. J. roppleton, room 314 bank bldi, FOR St. hi ad- STORE; Balcomb, ADENTS WANTED. | 16TH ST, 218 NORTH 1—M530 9° W. G. TEMPLETON, PAXTON BLK. D—M470-N6, HOUSES, YOUNG MAN office; fifteen years keeping, etc.; good penmal can furnish. bond. B 48, Bee. YOUNG LADY, GOOD EDUCATION, CHAR- aoter and . references, desires employment in office or store, Address 13 45, Bee. A—56 4* WANTED—-MALE HELP. WANTED, A FEW PERSONS IN BACH lace to' do writing; send stamp for 150-page Book of particuiara: 3. Woodbuty, 171 W, 4% street, N. Y. 1313 BALESMAN WANTED. liveries or colleetions. line or exclusive. Add Market street, Philade WANTED, MEN IN EVERY COUNTY TO ACT ms private detectives under instructions; ex- rience unnccessary: send . stamp; Naijonal etective Bureau, Indlanapolis, Ind B— DESIRES A POSITION IN business experience book- refercnce A—Msi City. NO DE- Side 2941 e $.00 A DAY, Costly outhit ' s Manufacturer, a. L SIZE_LOT, IN idelity Trust Co., D144 6-ROOM COTTAG! kood_repair. Call and sce 1702 Farnam. 3 ROOMS, 634 SO, WTH STREET, T-ROOM MOL Bee bullding, FROM Estate §8.00 . Life. D32 NTY-FIVE 119 Dodge st. D600 ROOM CORNER FLAT AT 701 8. 16TH street; range and all other conveni nces. _George Clouser, room 15, 1623 Farnam, D—3% DESIRADLE DWELLINGS IN ALL PARTS of the city, I% H. Sheafe, 432 Paxton bi D—M391-N PER 10-ROOM HOUSE, TW' ¢ month. Inquire WANTED, RELIABLE YOUNG AND - MID- dle-aged men In every county to act as o fespondents and special ‘private ~detectiv under Instructions for the largest and be equipped deteetive bureau of the kind in i country. Previous. experience is not required or necossary. Small boys and irresponsible parties will confer a favor on us by mot References glven and req) Mished for years. Send for full particulars and get the best criminal paper published, offering thousands of dollare n rewards for parties who are wanted. ~Na- tlonal Detective Burbau, Indianapolts, Ind, 400 LABORERS, TEAMSTERS AND STATION men south in Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippl and Loulsiana. Ship daily. Kramer's Labor agency, 11th and Farnam streets, B—M#9 4% WANTED, MEN-WHY DE UNEMPLOYED when we will furnish horse and wagon to g00d cunvarsers and fine stock of household g0ods to sell on the instaliment plan? Good commissions pald and goods sell rapidly. Amer- fcan Wringer Co., 1619 Howard st. D—#37-14 WANTED, EXPERIENCED COAL MINERS to ko (0 Sheridan, Wyo. Apply at office Sheri- dan’ Coal Co., 1605 Farnam. DETECTIVE: WANT A RELIAD] in eve ty under instruct c Bend stamp for American tive agency, Indianapolls, Ind. B—M WANTED, TWO GOC TBROOM MA Address 8. R. Hankins & Co., Grand Neb. B M .50 PER DISTRIBUTING irenlars, UL, Distributing Bureau, 515 40 A RESPONSIILE CONCERN, OR_INDIVID. ual, wanted (n this clty 1o take the sole agency for'several important staples of the type Ing business; bl cach comm'ssions; exclusive Tights, and unequa products; the largest Tisane. of 1th Mind. 5 The Sounivy back of Thik Address Clark, box 167, Boston, Mass. B—533 4* B0 LABORERS, STATION MEN AND [0 TEAM- Blers for levee work south; £ tie makers, Louisana, 16c tie: 100 laborers for the gov ernment Missiesippt; work guaranteed; I am authorized agent. James Esberg, 1814 Farnam street. D532 6 100 CASH FOR ose 4 cents. Chicago. #12 BROWN BLK D-141-N25 0OMS, ALL rnam; $30.00; ce attache Thomas, 41 Hee D—MS33 CONVENI- 18th street, very handy to busi- T.' Mount, 209 So. 16th D—M107 FOR RENT, TWO SIX-ROOM FLATS AT 415 and 419 8. '11th street, In_good Poppleton, room 814 st Navl b HOUSES, G. G. WALLACE, QOF . TEN modern improvements, $2nd and F cheap stores, With res.d. ., §10.00. Dxter L. Building. HOUSE of 10 ROOMS, MODERN ences, 113 So. ness. Inquire of D, D—Ms#-N13 TH STREE D 6-ROOM HOUSE, 417 N. f0-N1ge 153 JACKS D165 FOR RENT, LARGE BRICK HOUSE, 13 rosms, modern improvements; No. 1042 Georgla ave. 'J. M. Simeral, 30 and 32 Bee bldg. D—411-6 FOR RENT, GOOD 8ROOM HOUSE; CON- venlent to business; $30.00. Templeton, Paxton block. DMz 4 NEAT., HOMBLIKE, SIX-ROOM COTTAGE trees, lawn, bath; ch ‘Thomas New York Life. D—M195-N27 FOR RENT—MODERN §-ROOM HOUSE NBAR Hanscom Park; also a nice 6-room cottage; splendid location. Hicks, 305 N. Y. Life bldg. D—434-4* D. Wead. —Mi67 9 ICIAL PRICES FOR WINTER. . 16th and Dougl D—Mi67 § “ROOM COTTAGE, N street, D—M6 4 A HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS, ALL MODERN conveinences; also (wo cottages. Inquire of Thos. Swift, 405 N. 15th. 7-ROOM HOUSE, - INQUIRE HOUSE, 388 FRANKLIN. 65_HOUSES; SF ¥, D. FOR RE WANTED, _ WIDE-AWAKE _ TRAVELING salesmen in every state in the union to sell lubricating olls, grease and oil specialties on commission. Lawrence Ol Co., Cleveland, O.. J—MAES 1 WANTED—LADY AGENTS-TO HANDLE THE best wearing and best selling corset on earth: The Hykela For all ‘particulars write Th WANTED, TO APPOINT SALES men to sell the Rapid Dish Washer. Washes and dries the dishes n_{wo minutes without wetting the fingers: §75_a week and all expenses. Easy position; no capital; no_hard work; can make $100 a week. Address W. F. Hurrison & Co., Clerk No. 14, Columbus, 0. WANTED, GENERAL AGENTS SELLING PAT- ented household necessity to deal xclusiv territory; no competition; no capital required big profits; particulars free. Jayel Noyelty Co., 6 Dearborn st., Chicago, 11l TG4 4, AGENTS AND SALESMEN TO INTRODUCE the best selling puzzie on the market, ‘'Coons in the Hole’” Sample 10 cents; pirticulars free. Marshall & Co., 134 Van Buren st. Chi- cago. T—518 4 AGENTS, FERRIS COMBINED BURGLAR alarm and lock: weighs 3 ounces; carried vest pocke particulars fr sample e erris Manufacturing Co., Chicugo, - J-B1T 4* NT FOR EMBOSSED AND litokmph giass and fron advertising sigms. Ad- dress Sehoncberier & Co., Cincinnatl” 0. e WANTED, AGENTS, MEN, WOMEN, 0 SBELL DLest_artiele for Cliristmas. W. M. Dight, 188 8. Green street, Chicago. =312 4% AGENTS WANTED, TO REPRESENT THE ondon and Amerfcan_Banking House. Also point agents. Loans made in every state in the United States on business and reql estate curity, 6 Wall street, New York, BATHS, MASSAGE, MME. POST, 310% 8. 16TH 2 18- ACRE hileld, FARM JOINING TOWN Sherman county, Neb rty. Address A, Pertz, En AR OMAHA PROP sy of castern RTY TO TRAT land. Selb 12T NORTHWE sightly, clear, for equity In rent good braska land. improved ity An lowa realty rm that is desirable -Omaha_home H. H. HARDER & CO., Bee such as you were born on back in India TE E FOR al prop for wild Ne- farm, for a g, Mi57 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, BANJOIST A 4 Wabdsh ave une, Chicag SHORTHAND AND TYPEWXITING VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT N. Y. Life, Omaba._ Ask for circular. 7 ROOSE'S OM. BU LLEG! HAN DR. GEORGE & Paxton block MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. 1 TREATMENT FOR LADIES, )y and consuitation free. Address or il Viavi Co.," 846 Bee bldg. Lady atte GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM POST OF- fice, easy terms. 'Call at 940 N. Y, Life. RE—52 VARGAINS, sale or trade. HOUSES, F. K. LOTS AND Darling, Barker LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO new. Brussels and other grades n speclally. See 'our specimens of work. M3$ N, 21th street. U—M738-N15 i Leity water; cor, " Inquire 131 PRESTO; CALIFORNIA FLAKES FOR breakfast; superior to oatmeal. Try it 1. THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure. 190§ Farnam sircet. U—Misi:N10_ AULABAUGH FUR CO. SBAL SACQUES AND fur capes made (o order in very latest styles. Room 301 Karbach block, ~ Telephone 1812, U—M132-N2§ WANTED, LAWYERS. BDANKERS, BUSINESS men and private individuals -everywhere to know that there [s a detective bureau located at Indianapolis, Ind., that investigates all Classes of crime commifited, furnishes evidence in civil and criminal cases' and does all kinds of legitintute detective work through its rep- resentatives Jocated in parts of the United Sfates, Canada, Austcalla, South America and Eu We hive every Tactlity and are pre- pared fo do work quickly by having detectives located everywhere. = Address Charles Alnge, General Supt tional - Detective Hureuu roome 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, East Market street, Indianapls, 1nd. y-ur OMAHA LOT FOR SALE 218t and Castellar streets. son, Blalr, Neb. FARM LANDS, C. Write to 1. RE-M F.HARRISON, 012 N RE—6 CHOICE GARDEN LANDS, § MILES | N. D. Keyes, 617 Paxton blk, * IRA B. FIRE_INSURANCE, Teal estate, 319 First Nat'l bank bidg CHEAP; COR. “oF . Peter- 504N Y. Lt i ROM Qmaha_postofice, 10t 166 mcres, sometrade LOANGS Y 885, 171826 nue and Paciiic street, $4,000.00, ment, balance to suit. A. P. Tuke RE- FOR BALE, %X, CORNER GEORGIA AVE- and will” take clear lot worth §00.00 to' $700.00 as first pay- 445 5 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE; maba Co., Neb.: finely improved 000.00; large house and all nec might take $5,000.00 worth good propert terms to right party; a choice hom loun. Henry C."Smith, Falls City, Neb. 30 ACRES N clear ssary build ngs; #6.- y; good money to Mui2 & OSCAR SUNDELL, THE SHOEMAKER, FOR 12 years with G. W. Cook, has removed to 8. 17th street, first’ door north of Douglas. U—336-D1 walch T will balance on and Cuming streets $1.000.00; 350000 Aldress B 35, Bee o COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION, asthma, bronchiiis and catarrh. Home treat- ment $6 per’ month. 3 days trial free treat- ment. Hoom 200 Douglas blk, 16th and I 3 U—441-30 CHRYSANTHEMUMS, HESS & SWOBODA, forists, 1411 Farnam; Paxion hotel; .tel, 1601 —is4 Di BUST DE- ATTENTION LADIES! “EMMA™ veloper will enlacge your b Sealed instruct| i U TIAL * MATRIMONIAL BU- Teau; strictly confidentjal. Address with stamp, 402 N. Y. Life Bldg., Omahia, Neb, ' U—38 4 SEND FOR LITTLE BOOK, *'HOW TO SPECU- late Successfully in the Grain and Stock Mar- Kets. mailed free, Comstock, Hughes & Co., Rialig' bldg., Chifagg. , U501 4+ WANGFD, A RESPECTABLE_YOUNG, LADY roonimate. © Room." heated. Cail . “Tith street. U—A31) §* MONEY TO LUAN—REAL ESTATE. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED_ ON or bought. ¥ 8. Chesney, Kansas Cly, Mo THE PRUDE: NTS, ARE YOU not write at onc 100,000 already sold jr.. Muncle, Ind. WANTED—TO RENT. WANTED, I WANT TO RENT FOUR FUR- nished of unfusnished rooms, with steam heat, for housekeeping for myself ‘and mother. Ad- dress John Hines, 102 New York Lite bl —521 4% MAKING MONE ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y. LIFE, loans at Jow rates for choice seeurity in N braska and Towa farms or Omaha city property. W8 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS county, improved and unimproved Omaha real estate, Figelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam st. W39 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Breanan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. V—340 STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARKEY M—521 CLEAN STORAGE, STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam.' M--323 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC., STORED. P. J. Karbach & Sons, Cor. 15th and Howard Sts. Mg BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAIIA, U. & Eov. " bonded - warehouse. Household = goods stored. Lowest rates. 1013-1013 Leavenworth, M—324 G-ROOM HOUSE OPPOSITE HANSCOM I Apply 1338 So. 334 st. 318, MODERN 12-ROOM HOUSE. FIRST CLASS, 2019 Binney st; rent, $0.00. R. N. Withnell, D486 WANTED, $.00 PER 1,00 PAID FOR & clrculars; good men wanted e pay cash; have nothing to enclose’ stamp and give references. U. Mutual Advertising assoclation, Chicago, de line for spring trade— s, jeans, ginghams, dam- Pumell"Dale Mils, Box 860, WE WANT A SALESMAN WHO TRAVELS, TO mell our goods as a side line for spring trade dress goods, cottonades, jeans, ginghams, da- mnsks, ete. The Purnell Dale mills, box 56), Philadelphia, Pa. B—4i2 4 MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER TO THE &rocery trade; steady employment: experience unnecessa 5.00 moathly salary and expenses or com. If offér satisfactory address at once with particulars concerning yourself, U. . Chemical Works, Chicago. B501 4 BALBSMEN, FOR CIGARS, 60.00 TO $10.00 A ‘month saliry and expenses: experience naf nec- etsary. Bishop & Kline, St Louis, Mo, 508 40 WANTED, SALBSMEN. WHO VISIT THE hardware trade to handle hardware a3 side line; good commlission; Kood se 5 Houle, 642 Grace avenue, Chicago. B-—o1l 4% 5 207 N. Y. L TEN ROOM HOUSE, ~ALL MODERN M- provements. 2126 Harney s FOR RENT, HOUSE 6 LARGE ROOMS front. 2424 Seward st. ) sires OF § ROOMS IN o board with tenant of rent. Address, MeCague Iny. Co., 1608 Dodge st. D182 6° RENT, FOR SEVEN-ROOM, STORY AND half house; bath, closet, large cellar, city and cistern_ waler paid, $2: Toom cottage, same description, $16.40, o, 20th and Charles. D628 4* IGHT-ROOM HOUSE, 516 MASON STREET elegant_location; one block from Park avenue, $90.00. 8. K: Humphrey, 928 New York Life. D—M3550 10% 1338, 30TH FOR RENT, st.. % bl HOUSES, 177 AND_ of Farnam car. D. V. Sholes & Co.} Firat National bank. DM 6 AT OF 4 ROOMS IN BRICK HOUSE, ON ground flooe, cheap and desirable. 204 Plerce st D554 4% WITH BATH, 3083 California_st. D—M358 EOX RENT—¥URNISHED MOMS‘ K - CHEAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAGE, In eity. Reduced to $15.00. WANTED, PARTY WITH $1600.00 CASH TO take charge of branch office for flisi-ck manufacturing Co.; salary $10 per month percentage of profits; references. Address ufacturer, B 49, Bee. B ARE YOU A HUSTLER? IF 80, WRITE US today, for you can make from §15.00 10 §25.00 B Week; DO experfence neccesary: salary guar- anteed. Address Manufacturer, Philadelp:ia, WANTED-FEMALE HELP. USE PRESTON'S BEST FLOUR, IT entire salistaction. Al grocers sell Mo 5 GIVES A Band, ¥, Lo 4, Oce 58 N. T C—MBEs-N1)* FURNISHED ROOMS. 1805 Suiable for one or two ge VERY D furnished rooms, with board. t. E-M13 WANTED—T0 BUY, MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, THE O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. W—31 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATEE ON improved ard un'mproved Omaha_real estate, 110 6 yearn Fidellty Trust Co., 1102 Farnam: 39 OR_ SAL cheap. Eafy terms. as part pay. Addresa J. Galveston, Tex. R Davies long. T HAVE A, $3,00.00 VACANT LOT NEAR %TH el for time. s or farms & Co., RE. COR. ZITH AND PARKER, $500.00; § ¢ acres In Belvedere, two front on Mille trackage lots, 11th’ and Nicholas; will build; chojce garden land; | 8.’ Curt’s, 1508 Harn CHOICE T park [l or_rent. M3 5* PLUMBERS, DR._PAUL, NTIST, 2020 BURT ST. —_— CARPENTERS AND BUL C. E. MORRILL, CARPEN paper hanging a tering. Office, TER AND BUILDE| signs, brick work and pl 409 8. 14th st., telephone 408, 3711 . .5 __JAPANESE GOODS, JAPANESE (}Gllhq USE L AR wedding and birthday for o short time only Farnar 'FUL ARTICLES FOR esenta; special sale Nippon Machl, —_ OPTICIANS. ALOE_& PENFY 408 TH opticians hotel. I WHOLL>ALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEAL all kinds of coal. Correspondence 1008 Farnam street. —_— FURNACES. BEST FURNACE MADE, SOFT COAL consuming and hard coal fu nice Works, 108-110-112 N. 1it —_— DYE WORKS. SCHOEDSACK, TWIN CITY DYE WORKS 182l Farnam street. Dyeing of every descrip. tion and dry cleaning. 389 JRINDING. SHEARS, CLIP “ndeland 1 Bolicited. LAWN MOW. 106 &, 14th, 391 UPHOLSTERING. UPHOLSTER] o M. 8. W RY CHEAP THIS MONTH. ming. Tel. 601 392 JOB PRINTING. REED JOI PRINTING CO. FINE of all kinds. 17th st,, Bee bullding. PRINTING 303 FREE-PLUMBING OF EVERY KI steam & hot water heating; sewerage, 3 D, GAS 13 8. 16, 866 JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING STE hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes, M AND 21 8. e KRUGER BROS., PLUMBING, GAS FT drain laying. Phone 120, 2815 Lea ED LAWRENCE, PLUMBING, GAS F and drain laying. 2608 Cuming street. TTING, enworth. TTING M55 D) — e HOTELS. 75 rooms at $1.60 per day @ rooms at $2.00 per day. Special rates to commercial and board by week or month, . AETNA HOUSE 13th and Dodge. travelers. Frank ¥ (EUROPEAN), N. W, FOTEL BARKER, 15TH AND JONES STS. Toom 1iditch, a2 COR. Rooms by day or week. M1 COZZENS HOTEL AND telephone, b .00 p 9TH it Tooms and upwards per week HARNEY ths, e: or_day N340 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER3 H. K. BURKETT, FUN embalmer, 1618 Chicago st AL DIRECTOR AND telephone 9. %2 SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale on attach- ment, Issued out of the district court and to me directed, T will, on Friday, the 16th day of Nevember, 1864, at 2 oclick p. m. of sald’ day, at ‘the Milisap Ware House, at 1113 to 117 Nicholas street. in the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Nebraska, seil at public 'auction the property described In said order of eale, as follows, to-wi 24 five-feet mow: : 25 4-6 mowers; 9 har- vesters and binders; i2 harvesters and bind- ers; short drive wheels; 7,38 Ibs. of twine; 22 flax dumps; 32 bundle Carriers. To satisfy F. H. Smith and P. B. Little, partners as Smith & Little, the sum of eighteen hundred and eighty and 62-100 dol- lars ($1,880.52) damages, and one hundred and twenty and 83-100 dollars ($120.83) costs of suit, and interest thercon from the 17th day’ of September, 1834, until paid, together with the accruing costs, according to a judgment {ssued on the 6th day of Decem- er, 1893, sued out of the clerk’s office of the district court of said county, directed and delivered to the sheriff of sald county, di- recting him to attach the lands, tenement goods, chattels and stocks, and interest rights, credits, moneys and effects of the Minneapolis Esterly Harvester com- pany, a corperation. Omaha, Neb,, Oct, 31, 1804, JOHN €. DREXE Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebra N3 d1it embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., telcphone SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND 1060. 963 ON_ IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY ¥, §5,000 and wpwards, § to 7 per cent; no W. Farnam Smith &Co., 152 l;‘mnnm. W—342 NAT. BK. BLDG, V—3i3 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE at6 per cent. W. B. Melkle, 1st. Nat. bl bide. o CHAS, W. RAINEY, OM. WANTED TO BUY—CLAIMS OF JUDGES AND clerks ‘of ‘election; also registrars. Duft Green, room 8, Barker bik. N—435-7 LAND WANTED; 60 TO 2,000 ACRES IN eastern Neb., good for & and stock; want ood place; send plat, description, Henry . Smith, Falls City, Neb, N-MIT2 5 CITY OR CO. CLAIMS., R. P. 1712 FARNAM. N85 WANTED, FRESH MILCH COW, GIVING 4 gallons. A. C. Powell. N—481 6 2D, WAN A CHEAP TICKET TO DENVI _Address B 35, Bee. N3 4 WANTED, TWO-SEATED LIGHT BUGGY, 21 hand and bookcase. Address B 39, Dee. N—33% 4 —eeeeeeeeeee FOR BALE—-FURNITURE, PAYMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. Low prices on furniture and_household goods. Enterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N. 16th s 0325 RNITURE AUCTION AT 111l FARNAM ST. Baturdays, 10 & m. Robt. Wells, o-911 CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNI- ture, stoves, etc. L. Altman, 808 N, A 2 = #).00 PENINSULAR DASE BURNER, USED one season, good as new; will at half price, $20.00; stove can be seen at 3067 Mason l|ruevl oM FURNITURE OF TEN- easy terms; will take board In excellent’ neighborhood; want Address B 43, Bee. O—548 4* WANTED TO room house; part_paymen reasonable reference, BELL DESIRADLE ROOM, nue. 1921 ST, MARY'S AV B-M1is-90 TOOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE 430 B, 15t street, E-M4G2 4 FURNISHE! E-M4iT 40 MODERN FURNISHED keeping; modern and heat. flat 8. A_HEATED FRONT ROOM, N. 17th street. ROOMS FOR RENT venlences; 621% South 13 FOR RENT, FRONT PA st WANTED, AN "ERIENCED GIRL FOR eral_housework: references Fequired. Mra. B wheeler, 50 Harney s 462 4 FOR RENT, GROUND FLOOR OF MY Gence: alcely furnished; rent reasonable. 23 Patrick avenue, RESI- Apply 537 4% LADIES WANTED TO WRITE AT HOME; $1500 weekly; no canvassing. - Reply, with stamp, Miss Lillian F. Russll, South Tend, nd. ML 4 INTELLIGENT, ENERGETIC WOMEN TO open an oftice. for me in_their locality; good pay. Mme. Jullet Smith, 163 Californfa, Den- er, Col WANTED, A BRIGHT, ACTIVE woman, middle-aged preferred. Addres — - . LADIES CAN MAKE 88 DAILY BY FOLDING and addressing circulars for us at home, Savasing. Fosition perniane stamped envelope. Jand, O. ” BPANISH COURT COMPLEXION CREAM RE- moves freckles, tan, elc, entirely harmless. Bend 2c and stamp for recelpt o Senor N Banches, El Roel, Farnam, Omaha. Agents wanted. i LADIES MAKE GOOD WAGES WRITING FOR me at home; wo rfeady to send; enclose stamp. Marle Wallace, South Liend, Tnd. . W WANT ITE AND D i 4500 weekly! RO canvassing stamp. Pearl Peak, South Bead, 1 TWO SOUTH FION In private family. ROOMS, FURNISHED, 8 Dodge street. E—M1 70 NT ROOMS, WITH H good parties; referenc s street. NIOELY FURNISHED ROOM, FRONT, $. per month. 302 St Mary's avenue. E—46 4% TWO NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, NI-.\\ LY papered, for light housckeeping, §.0). 17 street. E ROOMS R for housckeeping, oR I'Nr\'ixslsm;h. 800, 220 Halt H SOUTH INT ROOM; with o without for gentleman; piivate family; steam heat, bath, hone, car line; Kountze Flace. o, VERY room, TWO FURNISHED DESIRABLE FURNISHED FRONT bay wiadow, alcove, in quiet family of coms. Reasonable h 24th avenue. FURNISHED ROOM, STEAM HEA cago, flat. NICELY FURNISHED jeis o 'u'n.u. WOMAN TO DO LIGHT HOUSE- for ber board. Apply T Bouth = th Vs 4 iy SPLENDID SQARE HEATER, shape. Address B 4, Boe, FOR SALE, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC EXTRA GOOD FAMILY HORSE AND PHAE- on for $100.00. 8, 8. Curtis, 1808 Harney street. FMs32 , A $130 PHAETON, ONLY USED since last'August; will sell for $85, and take 24 hand Smith Premier typewriter an part pay Address department B, 110 LEAP; GOOD 05553 6% FOR SBALE—MISCELLANEOUS. IF YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; MACKIN. toshes, rubbet arotios, syringes of tubing; il best quality. Omaha Fene a Rwning Cor, i1 Varuan s Gobts CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL fence made. <. K. Lee, 911 Douglas. Q LOBECK-LINN HARDWARE €O, STOCK for sale at cost. Auction Saturday evenings. W. N. Nason, receiver, 1404 Douglas st. Q184 FOR SALE, COTTON SEED MEAL, DAIRY- men and stockmen need not Worry &bout high priced feed; seed meal, Chea and , Omaha, ' Q- 12% #50 BUYS A §1.000 MORTGAGE BEARING § ber cent intereat. Addrees 1 3, Hee CHFIELD & of examina. “HOW TO SPE B S the Grain and Stock Markets.' arging explained Chicago, 11l BOOK cesstully o vading on limited o & Co, Rlaito bldg., ~ M.BJELLANEOUS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR LADY OR OENTLE- man who can save a few dollars monthly to double their money; send stamp for full par- Q49 4 teulars, Address @01 Omaha bidg., Chicago. R84 Coates | VERY_LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. JW. Squircs, 3 Bee bldg, Wit AU, 107 Famam M. 0. balmer, ., telephone 225, UNDERTAKER AND 361 G W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8. 16t _ST. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS storage batteries recharged; electrical eral machinists; superior ' work gual Omaha Electrical works, 817 and 019 S, REWOUND nd gen- rant 16th_st. 73 WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS for short time paper or frst class mige. loans. H. H. Harder & Co., ground floor, Beq bldg, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CO! tars for electric lght and motor plants Kindg of electrical construction. tric Supply Cc and 420 8. 15th st. NTRAC- and all Western Elec- 874 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. BUSINESS NOTICES. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horses, wugons, etc., at lowest rates in eity: no removal of good: letly confideatial; you can pay the loan of any tme or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 306 8. 16th street. X347 PROP- Life Lidg. —34y MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. ture, planos, horses, wugons or any kind of chattel security at lowest possible rates, wiich you can pay back at any time and 'in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTE! Room 4, Withnell block, HADDOCK, ROOM 421 RAMGE |;‘mc|? ) MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL erty. Y. Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. e DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 119 N 36, A e g =i g BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitns, Bee Builaing, OMAHA. Neb. Advica FREL BURLINGTON & MO. RIV __Depot 10th & Mason_8t _Denver Express. /.'.pkalk iilla. Mont. & Puget Denver Jebiraska Local (exe Lincoln Local (except Sunday)..1i:Zam CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Arrives Depot 10t & Mason Sts. | Omaha Chicago Vestibule “hicago Express. and 1o Junction Leaves Onlulln R.|Ariives | Omaha Omahal Pacific . THE NEATEST BARBER SHOP IN court of Bee bullding. Fred Buelow, Pi CIT rop. work at lowest price ROGNER & EISELE, SIGN PAINTERS; 1518 Douglas street, BEST 361 —————— BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. A HOME OR 8 ings, Apply _to Ass'n, 1704 Bee bldg. HOW TO GET Interest on URE GOOD maha L, G. M. Nattinger, Sec. 366 & SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASS 6, 7, 8 per cent when 1, 2, 3 years old, redéemable. 1704 Farnam st., Nattingel 'N PAY always T, sec BUSINESS CHANCES. $15,00.00, % CASH, BAL. ON TIME; BEST paying drug store in west. Address A 3, Dee. ¥ —MBUI-N1$ & PER CENT AVERAGE WEEKLY PROFITS on 316000 invested. -~ Prospectus, itemized statistics free. Benson & Dwyer, 83( Broadway, New York. 1 Y—MU35-N22# ONE OF THE BESY, FURNISHED HOTELS IN county seat town 'in djebraska for_rent. Ad i Y—Migs 60 DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES, 2120 §0. 10TIL. i N at 84 8. th street. Prices reasonub) MISS_MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PAnLuns AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKF a few families to sew for by the d home. Call at 608 N. 18th str i WISHES y t —————————————— STOVE REPAILRS, LOBECK-LINN HARDWARE CO.. OMAJA Neb., $13,000 stock apd good will for sale. Posdis o purcham f (Dart or entire stock in- vited, W. N, Nasan, receiver, 1404 Douglas M., Omaha, Neb. Yt Wi HAVE CASH CUSTOMER FOR A #6,00,00 o (14 OM00 Stock O GEporal merchand sc:” muss be cheap. Nuvl \dpformation and . Exchange company, 203 FirstyNaLl bank, Omaja. Y490 4 STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 makes of stoves. Water attachment ai nections _a speclalty. 1207 Omaha_Stove Repair Work REPAIRS FOR ALL MAK Hot water attachments. Douglus sTovE stoves. 8. 13th, DIFF) ERENT nd_con- Btrvet Huglie MS ———————— HAY AND GRAIN. #0000 WILL business. trad SEGURE A GOOD PAYING w, Might, tke part’ in_ good notes or Templeton, Paxton bik. . St __Y—Mum 7 THE BEST LOCATED/CIGAR STORE ON I6TH st Will be sold Shedp’ if sold at once, Good reasons for selling: 5 iress A 64, Bee. Y—d3g-4 Akt buy hay. A. H. Snyder, 1515 Lurt st. NEDRASKA HAY grain and mill stuff. We A\: market 1o buy or sell. 1402-4-6 TO DAKERS_THE ONLY BAKERY AND CON- fectionery tn Genoa for sale; wite for par- ticulars. Goodwin & Wiggins, Genoa, Neb. Y—Ms22 104 ASS HOTEL R.clty of 5 Inguire at 404 N HOTEL BUBINESS—A FIRS business for sale in smart R. Investigate this. room 4. AN INFLUENTIAL MAN and permanent income a ng & company ellextuli'whied In by prominent men; Wil pay good profts a closest investigation. Address Euctasy company, 42 to for Bavings bullding, Cle HAVE YOU UNINCUMBERED o improved clea B 4, Hee WANT half interest in ity for m.oaey and honorable. 125 Socle Y% LOTS and in Floridn. Address V0 4% ER, WITH $00.00, TO BUY Lest paying business in the invested; perfectly legitimate Address 13 41, Dec office. Va2 40 PART PAWN BROKE H. MAROWITZ LOANS IOhEY, 415 N, 16TH. EY HORS 8 WINTERE] ADDRESS DARTON & PHELPS, Tel. N. Y. Lite Bidg. HORSES W best of care and plenty of Kood feed w ter; near, Omaha. Address, Box 136, C BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. Tel. 1107, Wi s L 1 207 Mazs Do1® AT $2.60 PER MO) nd shel ity. D, T. MOUNT HAS office to 29 8. 16t st SHERIDAN COAL, ) for hard coal, and 83.60 ton chuap nam Street; main entrance Board REMOVED B T SUBS ALL Send for our lst of e worn bicycles. Hepairs and ll kinds. M. O. Daxon, 402 Nl H’l‘ SCHOOLS. ROOBE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, TIT 1606 Far- Trade PRICES. nd-hand and shop- wundries of 809 16 & FAR. i MIL. & ST. PAUL.|Arrives 10th & Mason Ste.| Omaha Chicago Limited ‘Chicago_Express_(ex. CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N.|Arrives . Depot, 10th & Mason § Omaha astern Express. 00pm. Vestibuled Limited, 6:56am. . Mo, Valley local.. «.Omaha Chicago Speciml. Leaves | CHICAGO, R, 1”& PACIFIC. |Arrive Omaha|U. P, Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Oma EAST. Atlantic Express (ex. TUINIght Express.... estibuled Limits lahoma Exp. (10 C. 1. ex Su Leaves Omahal 11.05am. T00am.OKlanoma & Texan Exp. (ex, Sun).11:9mm 1:0pm...........Colorado. Limite: 4:30pm T C., BT. P, M. & O. |Arrives Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaha ansenger (Dafly)... press (EX. Sun.). .11 8t Paul Limited... 9idvam “F., E. & MO. VALLEY IAriives Depot 16th and’ Webster § Fast Mail and Express.. Sat) Wyo. I Leaves | Omahal 9:30am. 4:15pm. Leaves Omahal 6:00pm Leaves Omahal Co 8. 0. & C Depot 10th & M as City Day Express “Night Ex. via U F. 1 RI PACIFIC, | _Depei 1 ana Wetste . Louis | Omaha + 6:05pm 6:0am Omahal 9:00am 9:30pm 6:10pm Leaves | “Omaha B:00pm. Leaves | “Omaha Daliy (ex. Sun.) Nebraska Loc SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Depot 16th and Webster Sts. 8t Paul Limited. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, | Jnion Depot, 10th & Mason § Bloux City Passenger.... 8t. Paul Express UNION PACIFIC Omahal Depot, 10th & Mason § 10:00am. . Kearney Express, 5pm. ... OVErland Flyer. . m. eatrice & Stromab's B Pagiic Express........ ast Madl.... 1000 Nilopm WATASH RAILWAY |Arrives Unlon Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha .8t Louls Cannon Ball.......13:35pm |Arrives [ Omaha 9:40am |Arrives Omaha 10:20pm 10 00m | Arrives Omaha 3:45pm i !,» om . (ex Bup). B dlpm 0:56am Leaves 1to the Steamer's Ho'd. YORK, Nov. 3.—Mrs. Annle K. on her way to Europe from Chi- cago With her two young children, suffered a serfous accident here today, While board- ing the steamship Lucania she slipped and feil Into the hold of the vessel, sustalning & fracture of the skull Mrs. Thompson was removed to St. Vincent's hospital and | the children were taken to police head- quarters until thelr father could be com- municated with, The husband of the injured woman is Wal- tham P. Thompson of 45 West Fortieth street, NEW Thompson, | Chicago, R T s SR TR REFORMING CIVIL SERVICE Another Move Made in the Progress of Administrative Government, CLEVELAND SI NS IMPORTANT ORDERS slon of the Classified Bran Ing Large Nuwbers of Employes Under | the Rules—Customs and Postoffices Especially Affected. hes Hringe Ketorm WASHINGTON, yesterday signed portance Nov. 8.—The president veral orders of great ime in connection with the civil service reform movement, making Important extens sions of the classified service to offices not heretofore classified and revising existing Classifications in branches of the service ale ready classified so as to bring within the classifications many districts formerly exe cluded: 1. A revision of the customs classie all employes not serving merely as workmen or laborers, without regard to compensas tion. Heretofore this service has been classified on the basis of compensation, all employes receiving a compensation of less than $900, or a rate of compensation less than §900 per annum, have been excluded from the classification and therefore not suliact to civil service rules. This action of the president brings the classification of the customs service into harmony with those of the other branches of the service, 2. An amendment to customs rule, extend- Ing the classification to include all customs districts in which there are as many as twenty employes. “The present limit fs fifty employes, and under that limit eleven customs districts have becen classified, The tension of the classification to include all districts in which there are as many as twenty employes will bring into the classi- fled service certalnly eleven additional dis- tricts and probably several more. 3. An amendment to the classification of the department at Washington so as to include in the classified service and subjeet to the civil service rules in all the depart- ments messengers, assistant messengers and watchmen, 4. An amendment to the civil service rule abolishing the right of transfer, upon non= competitive examination, of persons ap- pointed to excepted places after one year's service [n such places to classified non- excepted places. Hercafter persons ap- pointed from the outside to excepted places in any branch of the classified service can not be transferred at the end of one year Into the places covered by examination. 5. An order extending the classification of the Postoffice department so as to Includa in the classified service of the department the clerks employed in the offices of the postoffice inspectors. 6. Amendments to the postal rules with- drawing from the excepted class a very large proportion of the places now excepted from examination. This amendment will transfer from the excepted class In the classified postoffices to the non-excepted clasy probably not less than 1,600 places, the whole number of excepted places in the classified postoffices now being in the neighborhood of 2,300. Hereafter it will not include more than 700 or 800. 7. An amendment to the department rules withdrawing from the excepted class in the Department of Agriculture the chiefs of the divisions of entomology, economic ornithology and mammalogy and pomology, aad the assistant chiefs of these divisions, | 8. An amendment to the Indian rule pros viding for the appointment as assistant teachers in the Indian school service, with out civil service examination, the graduates of the normal classes at Salem, Ore.; Santa Fe, N. M.; Haskell institute, Lawrence, Kan.; Carlisle school, Cariisle, Pa.; Hampton ln- stitute, Hampton, Va., upon their certifi- cates of graduatfon, but before they can be advanced to full teacherships they shall be required to pass the regular civil service examination. . 9. Allowing appointment without examina- tion for not exceeding thirty days to the places which may be filed by non-competls tive examination into the department at Washington in cases of emergency, pending an examination by the commission, No appointment made under this authority can continue longer than thirty days. The president has had these changes under consideration for some time, and before his return from his vacation notified the com= mission that immediately upon his return he would consult with them in referenco thereto, Other fmportant changes involving an extension of the classified service are still under considerafln-emd only awalt are rangement of minor details through confers ence between the civil service commission and the heads of various departments. DISMISSED BY CARLISLE, OMeial Order Issued in the Case of Mor- ton's Conchman. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Secretary Car- lisle has just delivered a declsion directing that the case against Howard, Mr. Morton' coachman, be dismissed. This is in accord- ance with the information exclusively given by the Assoclated press yesterday, Secretary Carlisle’s letter, which was ade dressed to Hon. Herman Stump, superine tendent of immigration, reads as follows: Treasury Department. Office of the Secre= tary. Washington, D. C., November 3, 1804, Hon, Herman Stump, Superintendent of Ime migration, Treasurp Department, Sir: I have carefully examined the evidence taken before the board of special inquiry in the case of John J. Howard, and the reports of the board and the commissioners of immi gration at Ellis Island, N. Y., and have reached the conclusion that the sald Howard comes within the first provision of section five of the act approved February 26, 1886, and therefore ought not to be deported. The decisions of Secretary Windom, March 12, 1890 (S. 9919) and Assistant Secretary Spaulding, April 80, 1891 (L. 11015) that im= migrants who come here under employment trictly as domestic or personal servants" cannot be lawfully admitted into the coun- try or permitted to remain here unless they actually come with their employers is not approved and will not be after regarded as precedents by the immigration officlals at- tached to this department. “You are directed to make the proper crder for the release of Howard and for hi return from the place he was taken if ho desires to go there, ‘“Very respectfully yours, *J. G. CARLISLE, Secretary.” Upon receipts of this letter Mr. Stump sent the following telegram to the come missioner of immigration, Ellis Island: | “Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.,' November 2, 1894.—Commissioner of Impmi gration, Ellis Tsland, N. Y.: By direction ol Tion. J. rlisle, secretary of the treasury, you are hereby ordered to release John James Howard, mow in your custody under an order of deportation. You will furnish him with transportation to the pace fro which he was taken if he so desires, an the cost, together with his expenses whilst at Ellis Tsland, will be paid by this bureaa upon presentation of proper vouchers. “HERMAN STUMP, Superintendent.¥ This conclusion of the celebrated coachman case was exclusively foreshadowed in yes terday’s dispatches of the Assoclated press, —_— FORGER WHO ¢ NOT WRITE. Efforts for the Pardoning of Charles Keagy, Serving # Sentence o Colorade. DENVER, Nov. 3.—At the next meeting of the board of pardons the application for a pardon for Charles Keagy, who has served two years of a term of twelve years for forgery, will be considered. Keagy claima to be innocent and the evidence in his favor {s 8o strong that he has already been paroled, Keagy says that when working am a team: U8 in Kansas he found & box partly buried on a river bank, in which wi 111,000 in bills, gold and siiver. He came to Colorado with his trophy, which he de= clares he gave to R. K. Fullam at Maniton in exchange for two notes made by Fullam for $10,000 each. Fullam declared the notes were forgeries and Keagy, who cannot evem wiite his own name, was rallioaded inta prison. Soon afterward Fullam left the country. —_———— Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney troge | bles. Trial size, 25 cents. All drugglate