Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 7, 1894, Page 7

srrerreannns sssssssanse UP TO DATE PEOPLE It s preserving time; but the best art preservative’ 18 that which makes® jama in the store —by advertising, will see the economy of putting a want ad in The Bee when in need ot help. Working girls pay close at- tention to this page, as do all who are wanting employment. You can talk to them through these little ads at a trifling expense. el THE BEE GETS 'EM— 17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements {0 until 12:3 p. m. f . m. for the m Advertisers, by can have answers nddressed to a numbered letter In care of The Bee be delivered upon presentation of th Rates, 1%c a_wo therenfter. Noth first insertion Th WANTED, BY A MIDDLE A | ation as’ housekeeper in a amily where other | help I8 kept. A A. Savidge, 2th WANTED, books to sollcited; confider 1 WANTED, mnan, © Address lufts. rning and Sundiy vertisements must run_consecuti WANTED— BY A countant’ of It ANY KIND OF WORK DY YOUNG v these col or the evening, aition, requesting & numbered check, dressed will check only, e, Answers so rdfirst ing ing taken for TDDLE AGED LADY, SITU- e orsboly o Rev., Ghis ER_AND AC: severnl sets of | best refe i expert work ntial. Address B 53, I A M AND DINING ROOM ences. Enquire at 601 , upstairs. A—MGSS 70 580 7 BOOKK experience, 1 South Ninth street, Coun- A—602-T WANT TO TRAV speclalty or the northwest; e telligent effort gi per month; will Tactory ford hotel, 1ith WANTED—MALE HELP. ymp: refecences. BL_AND ADVERTISE SOME 1y throughout Nebraska and exclusive time, honest and in- iven in your Interest for $5.00 pay my own expenscs; satis- Address F. care Ox- street, Orahs OOOERE R AR R R FOR RENT—-HOUSES, CHEAPEST fence mads. TROOM Continued. HOUSE, INQUIRE 1523 JACKSON. | T, 0w 7 [ FOR RENT, LARGE s, modérn improve 3. M. Bimeral, BRICK HO ror ave. 0 and 32 Be SLIKE, SIX-ROOM near'motor, trees, lawn, bath; © Boyd, 717 New York Lite. -R. HOUSE, 39 FRANKLIN. F. b S FOR I CIAL PRIC 16th and Dougias: JUSES; 8P HC F. D. Wead, nents; No. 1042 Georgla p —M195-N2T YUSE e bldg. 5. Wead, M4GT 9 WINTER. »—MA6T 9 FIRST CLAS: MOL rent, N 12-ROOM 219 $0.0.” R N. Binney s 207 N. Y. Life OR RENT, HOU tront. 242( Seward st. LARGE ROOMS HOU Withnell, D-4% S: SOUTH D480 8¢ | CHBEAF SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, SHT-ROOM_HO elegant location; o $0.00. 8. K. Humph 016 MASON ek from P . 928 New Yi D T_6-ROOM COTTAGE, Reduced to $15.00. 2033 Cal 00M_ FURNISHED HOUSE, distance of P. O.; only $2) per mo; s, from $ up. H. E. JAM, CENTRAL, Al surroundings; 3 Tz, 221 No. ALL MODE room houses 5 R "24th, H NIC i I wr focated 1121 street. North 17th, North 15th ITE WALKING Cole Co. STREET; rk avenue, ork_Life. # 10 BATH, Nornin._st. Mo large list N, and flats. D584 10% 'E YARD nqui | >—M503 8 WANTED, A Fi lace to o wil ook of partlc under instruction equipped detect cquntry. Previou or necessary. parties will cont answering. Re Have been estal for full partic: paper published, n rewards for tional Detective WANTED, M when we will *ood | eanvassers g00ds to sell commissions paic fcan Wringer Co. on_the Installm PERSONS send_ stamp J. Woodbury, EW ting: IN EACH for_15)-page 1271 W, 424 B-313 G AND MID- to ‘uct ns cor- private detoetives largest and best of the kind in the nce 1 not required Small boys and ircesponsible fer ' favor on us Dby not erences given and required blished for nd wtamp at_criminal nds of dollara Who are wanted. Na- reau, Indianapolis, Ind, E-314 | PLOYED | horee and wagon to stock of hotisehold 1t plan? Good dmnd goods sell rapldly. Amer ., 1619 Howard st B—4a-14 COAL MINERS vo. Apply at office S arnam. oL ns for ve bur us exp WHY furnish and fine sters for levee Loulslana, 15c ( ernment Mississi authorized agent. stree $,00 LABORERS, men ‘south in & and Louisiuna. . agency, 1lth and Famam streels. 1— M5 2,600 LABORERS, and station men, guaranteed. Shi Kramer's Labor YOUNG MAN position an YOUNG MAN position as clof clerk; can furn s WANTED, AC and_expenese pi Apply quickly. TON MEN AND 60 TE. Work south; 60 tle fe; 100 labor ippl; work i James Esberg, TEAMSTERS AND STATION rkansas, Tenncasee, Mississippl Ship daily. Kramer's Labor near Memphis, an. Work i cheaper tham anybody. agency, 1th and Farnom st B—Mi7l 7¢ SRIENGE DESIRES an furn'sh firsi-cliss Bee. B—M® SRI and genty first-class referer O thing Ish 'O HANDLE 00 per month entirely new Boston, Mass. B-Me14 70 aid to" all; ‘B £oods O. box 6308, WANTED, or new and {ween 1 and 3 cITy valuable HUSTLERS inventions. Call be- 52 Ramge building. D—M610 8 SALESMEN, p. m. MAN AND WIF FOR RAILROAD EATING DIES WANTING 1ST at Scand. Y. L LADIES TO WRI ‘enclose stamp. LADIES—IF YOU WISH | your homes, our_descriplive At once; good wiges pald. Winthrop, ting company, TE AT HOME; $20 Wi ; Louise Smith, Milwaukee, \Wis. MG 15 MPLOYMENT AT nd_self-addressed_cnvelope for circular and _commence work The Alfred Knit- Mass, C-Mid 110 AT ONCE, ment in b come & week o after Wedn foom 12, A LADY FOR LIGHT BMPLOY- inoss o Crelghton part of each n trial at n ate pay, nesday, Superintend lock. C day; must Call oftice, 805-6% VERY DBESIRADL R RENT, A €O wern n, flye SPLENDID convenier pa blocks from new present oceupant has lived in same f and now moves ause he is | city. . Bruner, room 1, Ware PTAGE, postoft or 7 1o g the k 1606 11 URNISHED ROOMS. NISHED ROC 1805 Sulable for one or two gent CHIC men. AGO_ ST, E—M369 THE OMAHA DAILY BEL: FOR SALE- MISCELLANEGUS. FOR SALEREAL ESTATE. Continued. ighed. CHICKEN AND ORNAMBNTAL C. R, Les, 91 Douglas. Q37 FOR BALE, COTTON SERD' MEAL, DAIRY- men and stockmen need not worry about high oed feed; cotton seed moal, cheapest and | ent. Neal & Conrad, Omaha. Q 39-12¢ 89 BUYS A $1,00 m'aTrm“u,n‘ SIBARING oot intecest, Addre , Bee. per cent intercst, Address it o A FINE BRED nard dog; weiglit 38 montha ola FOR EALF of shel ROVGH 150 Ibs, E. Rol STORE FIXTURES and counters. 803 Leaven Q-Mé! MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS, HOUBES, LOTS AND FARMS, wale or trade. F. K. Dading, Barker biook. - R FOR 8A , NEW & M COTTAGE; Ci Inr, cistern .eity water! cor. 30th and Sahler; $1.,460.00; long time. (hawire 1318 Farnam, Sam- Burns RE—354 OMAHA LOT FOR SALE CHEAP; COR. OF Zist and Cagtellar afreets. Write to B. Peter- #on, Blalr, Neb, | L RE—Mi04-N! FARM LA c L 912 N. Y. LIF RB-615'N CHOICE GARDEN LANDS § MILES FROM Omaha_postofice, 10 4@ 1460 & soma _trade. N. D, Keyes, 611 Paxton bik. -3 TRA B. MAPES, FIRE INSURANCE, LOANS. real eatate, 319 First Nat'l bank bldg. Ris-171N2 F.HARRISO 8, SRM_ OF YEARS, tely east of i its. Fideiity Tr R-—M060 FOR LEASE, FOR A T) acres level land imm Omaha. Inside the city company, 1991 Farnam, CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS. DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOY A ADVICE THAT BRING: piness: many people b Prof. Al meda C— and found him a perfect gentleman and very honest in his profession; correct infor- mailon on business changes, journeys, mar- riages, divorces, lawsuits and all family at- fairs; ‘tells whether your lover fs trae or fal causes happy marriages with the one you love brings the “separated togother: removes evii Influences, bad habits; locates hidden treasures, minerals, articles, etc.; professor does not give charms, ' belts or such trash, and does not want to be classed with the many cheap pre- tenders found in every city: before giving up in despair come and consult Prof. Almeda, C— 31 N, 16th street, flat A; hours, 9 to 0. Letfers contatning a ‘stamp promptly answored. M254-13¢ MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM SMITH, 62 8. I3TH, 2D FLOOR, room 2; massage, vapor, aleohol, phurine and sea baths. MM MASSAGE, TURKISA BATHS, E 7 HOURS, 9 A, M. riors, removed Bee Bids. o1 LADIES' TURKISH BATHS to 9 p. m. Beauty culture from Karbach bldg. to 109-110 PERSONAL. BATHS, MASSAGE. MME. POST, 319% 8, WTH. —3 1911 Far. U—33 VIAVI: HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES, Health book and consultation free. call, Viavi Co., 346 Bee bldg. MACKINTOSHE LACE CURTAINS CLEANED EQUAL TO new. Drussels and other grades o speclally. See our specimens of work. 1433 N. th street, U—MTI8-N PRESTON'S CALIFORNIA _FLAK breakfast; superior to oatmeal THE BELLE EPPERLY COI order from measure. 1009 Farnam stroet. U—M763-N18 TTAGE AND 0-FOOT LOT, from car, 1% mi. from P, O, F. D. Wead, 16 and Douglas. SOME CASH_AND GOOD VACANT 14 tako 12T, house north of Hanscom D. Wead, 16 ana Douglne FINE WALNUT HILL house and large barn, on tze Pl., §-r house barn, mtg $3,000, 8 6 per cont; price (equity), $1,860. D. Wead, 16 and Douglas, RE-881 7 AND LOT, WAT ST HANS- pric D; Wead, RE-—S1 Y WAN quickly Dakota 1o 11 BLOCKS Snap_at 31,080, RE—681 7 PROPERTY, s, §2,60. ¥ COTTA com park, $160 cas 16 and Douglas ANYONE HAVING SOME CASH TH to invest where It will double very can find such Invest ith lands by addressing C. L5 TWO FARMS FOR SAL 200 acres; good climate; nd_timber; price low; terms or address John O. Munson, Mon 365 N THE WORLD itheast Dakota; no crop fail references east and west A, W. Holdredg NEST AND LOW- est prices in s ures; best of fnformation address son, 8. D, FOR SALE nished cottage, street CHEAT complet ROOM at 2 "LVE FUR Call PLUMBERS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1894. DENTISTS, DR. GROROE & NASON. DENTIST, m'n--';r Paxton block 16th and Farmam sts. Tel. DR._PAUL, DENTIST, 8080 DURT 6T ~ PAWNBROKERS, H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 41§ N, ~ NIGHT SCHOOLS. ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & _MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. NANJOIST 1810 Caltfornia street i TOBTIOTANSE THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO., opticians 1408 Farnam st., op hotel examined free. WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEAL all ‘kinds of coal. Correspondence 1008 Farnam st teacher, SCIENTIFIC ite Paxton FURNACES. BEST FURNACE MADE, SOFT COA and hard cosl furnaces. N 08110112 N. 1ith st —_— DYE WORKS. T \\;IN 121 Farnam ‘street. tion and dry oleaning. CITY DYB WORKS, Dyeing of every descrip 389 YRS, SHEARS, CLIPIERS, ete, A. L. Undeiand, 106 § UPHOLSTERING. RING VERY CHEAP TH Walkin, 2111 Cuming. LOST. MALL GRAY MARE attached. Heturn to 1208 Pl , C LAWN MOW- 14th, 91 RA? ers, S MONTHL 391 UPHOL M. 8. VITH TICKBT GAS 313 8, 16, 60 JAM AND 8. 15. 67 KRUGER DROS., PLUMDING, GAS FITTING, drain laying. Phone 1370, #516 Leavenworth: PLUMBING, GAS FITTING 2608 Cuming street. M58 D1* FREE-PLUMBING OF B steam & hot water heating; sewerage JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING STF hot water heating, gas fxtures, globes, 42 ED LAWRENC and drain laying. HOTELS. HOTEL BARKER, J5TH AND JONES STS. rooms at $L60 per day. 5 rooms at $2.00 per day. Special rates to commercial and board by week or month. mgr. AETNA HOU 13th and Dodg: travelers. Room Frank Hiditeh, 2 (BUROPEAN), N. W. COR. Rooms by day or ‘week. COZZENS HOTEL _STH AND HARNEY steam heat, electric bells, telephone. baths, ex- cellent cu'dine, elegant rooms; $L00 per dny; $1.00 and upwards per: week. MO0 i FUR CO. SEAL SACQUES AND pes made to order In very latest styles. 01 Karbach block. —Telephone 1812, U—M132-N25 WANTED, LAWYERS, BANKERS, BUSINESS men and private individualy everywhere to know thut there is a detective bureau located at apolis, Ind., that investigates all classes of crimé committed, furnishes evidence in civil and criminal cases and does all kinds of legitimate detective work through its rep- sentatives located in parts of the United 4 Canada, Australia, South America and We have every facility and are pre- o do work quickly by having detectives located everywhere. — Address Charles Alnge, General Supt., National Detective Bureau, rooms 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15, Bast Market streat, Indianapolis, Ind. U-117 AULAT, fur Room FURNISHED furnished rooms, with board. 212 8 . AND UN- 25th street, | Dr TWO SOUTH FRONT RQO! ROOMS, FURNISHED ROOMS, | EzaANT TR ST TWO ROOMS AND BOARI SIRABLE ROOM. 1921 ST. nue. QOMS, FU! in private family.” 263 Dodge stre. RNISHED, i O0SCAR SUNDELL, THE SHOEMAKER, FOR 12 years with G. W. Cook, has removed to-8, 17th street, first door morth of Louglas, U—§36-D1 COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION, asthma, bronchitis and catarth. Home treat nt # per month. 3 days telal free treat- ment. Room 20 Douglas bk, 16th and Dodge. o D FURNISHED ROOM, STEAM HEAT, 1612 CHI- 15—M509 8¢ cago, flat STEAM-HEATED FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO rooms furnished for housekeeping. FURNISHED EO0OMS AND BOARD. NICE ROOM WITH BOARD, «.m?,\b WITH OR WITHONT Dougls. "BOARD. F—-M991-N 2310 23 CHRYSANTHEMUMS; HBSS & SWOBODA, Horists, Mil Farnam; Paxton hotel; tel, 1501, U184 D2 MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embaimer, 161 Chicago st., telephone 9. 362 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embaimers, 1701 Cumiig. ., telephone 1000, JOB PRINTING. D JOB PRINTING CO, of all kinds. 17th st., Beo building, UNTING 393 HE REALTY MARKER. INSTRUMENTS placed on record November 6, 1804: WARRANTY DEEDS. rke and wite to A M _Clarke, undtvided 16 lots 8, 12, 13 and U, Housel & §'s subdiy, lot 3, b , Hawthorne, lot 3, block 2, HAnSeom PHCe............... Same to same, undivided % of n % 1ot 6, Redick's 2d 'ndd, lots 1 and 2, block 3, Shull's 1st add Sl 5 Adolph Malskelt and wife t6 Theo Tholen- Jahan, e 1% lot 16, block M6, Grandview... E A Benson and wife to B Finley, trusiee, lots 18 and 19, block 9, Briggs Place J P Davis to B A Benson, same............ M M Allen to L D W Aflen, n 1§ nw 105 urd ‘Zimm and wife to L D Allen, res in se nw 12-16-10,. ... nkine and wite to Joseph Lankin: et n 40 feet of e 50 feet of lot 4, block Omaha, 5 o O QUIT CLAIM DEED, it and wife to Linwood Park Land lots 16 and 17, block 6, Linwood R} <M H comp; Park i DEEDS, Sheriff to Linwood Park Lan 43 fect lot 7, block 6, Denls company, e ‘s add. . Total amount of transfers. ——=TH B= SRTAKER AND BAM- 34 BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8, 6th ST. c W. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ARMATURES AND?‘-anifi-mi}; REWOUND storage batteries redharged; electrical and gen- eral machinista; siperior = work guaranteed. Omaha-Electrical werks, 617 and 619 8. 16t ot ELECTRICAL ENGINERRS AND CONTRAC- tors for electric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical ‘construction. Western Kleo- tric_ Supply 4187and 420 8. 16th st. 374 BUSINESS NOTICES. g oot DAMAGED/MIRRORS SSSILYERAED; 718 M_16. B NEATEST BARDER SHOP IN CITY; court of Bea building. - Fred Buelow, Prop. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON oF bought. ¥’ 8. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo, ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y. LIFE, loans at low rates for choice security in Ne. braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city Broperty. Douglas. all modern strictly board. improvements; Inquire 411 N. 19th THE HILLSID! furnished rooms; BAST FRON' tamily. 708 N. 19 AM HEATED ROOMS AT THE 110 Howard st. FURNISHED 1709 Dodg: board, in private hotel. NICELY class table board F WITH BOARD. ¥ IED FRONT ROOMS WITE & speclalty of table bonrd, ROOMS AND PN 2013 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS M275-10° 1 first 3 T, th, M539 100 FIRST 0 county, improved and unimproved Omaha re Ssiaie.’ - Fideliey Trust Co., 108 Farnam st MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real cstate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxion blk. V—340 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, THE O. F. Davis Co., 105 Farnam st. W—il MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON improved and unimproved Omaha real estates 1106 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY proporty, 33,000 and wpwards, § to 7 per cent; no delaya. W. Farnam Smith &Co., 162 Farnam, TWO two furnished men; 3§20 ea: 01 South 17th. all steam heat. housekee GENTLE- ing; e F—671 W43 CHAS. W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. BK. BLDQ, W43 HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS, WITH BOARD; I8t street M6 110 central location. 202 No, FOR RENT, UNFURNISHED ROOMS RONT ROOMS. 1609 LEAV G—M385 §% WORTH MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE 8t 6 per cent. W. B. Melkle, 1at. Nat. bk, bids. VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. J. W. Squires, 28 Bee bidg. W45 WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUIL ‘The bullding has a 916 Farnam street. proof, cement basement, complete s ing fixtures, water on all floors, gas, etc. ply at the office of The Bee. FOR RENT, THREE-STORY AND 1. store stores and offices In Exposition buf foining Fifteenth Street theater; building at 1011 Farnam stree DING fire- team heat- Ap- 1-910. MENT small ad- 2x100 AS| Uding, hall feet at 1001 Farnam street, all in good con tion. A J. bank bl Poppleton, Teom 314 y 2 1st Nat'l M695-N13 FOR RENT STORE; St. A. D. ‘Balcomb, 8 NORTH 1 WANTED, A keeper. ' Only oifice work in Address, B 51, ¢ FOR RENT-HOUSES. BOOK- with general tore "need_upply. OMPETENT LADY those familjar large retadl Hee, HOUSES, F. “DARLING, DARKER BLOCK. D315 HOUSES IN ALL 0. F. Davis co KELKENNY & CQ. R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK PARTS OF THE CITY. THE mpany, 1605 Farnam. D—310 D317 DESIRABLE 1-ROOM COTTAGK worth ave, Ringwalt Bros. FOR RENT, TWO hous: i all’ mod ‘alnut Hl HOUSES, W. Q. #ROOM COTTAGE. .00, FULL §1z repair. Call and see Fidelity Trust Co., et 3 ROOMS, 64 80. IiTH STREE TROOM MOI o bullding, st & Goon month, DESIE FINE T-ROOM CORNE . er, DV of the city. HOUSES, G. G. FOR RENT, HOUSH modern improve: iso two cheap n, ete., $10.00, uilding. HOUSE of do. motor, 52,00, + room 4, Hee FIVE-ROOM ABLE 10-ROOM HOUSE, TW) dollars per month. E. M. Sheale, 2513 WOOL- Barker ik D 0 $ROOM ELEGANT BRICK lernconveniences; 1 Kk from 3%, Comptiollor's _office. ity TEMPLETON, PAXTON BLK. D-Mi0- B LOT, IN D—585-N11* FLAT 3 BLOCKS FROM Omaha Real Estate and bidg. D- COTTAGE: 3 NTV-FIVE nquire” 1919 Dodge FLAT AT 01 8, 16TH and all Other convenlcnoes wom 15, 168 WELLINC WALLACE, 812 1 TEN ROOMS, ments, 32nd and Farnam; $30.00; tores, with rasidence altached, Dxter L. Thomas, 01 Lee D—M8s3 0OMS. MODERN CONVENI- h strecl, very handy to busi- of D. T." Mount, 29 So. 16th DM +ROOM HOUSE &7 N. 1TH STREET. s a3 D-780-N15* THREE OR FOUR NICH STORAGE FO H O and oheap rate. Ko Wells, N1t Parnum. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ETC., §TORED. CITY OR CO. CLAIMS. Ho.0 P WANTED—-TO RENT. rooms, heated, housekceping; 1o; cilldeen; First Nutional = bank; best r dress, with terms, ete., J. 8. man Taylor, 10th and Farnam. modern ~_convenien; UNFURNISHED ces, light walking distance rences. Ad- for short (ime paper or flst class mige. loans. H. H. Harder & Co., ground flor, Hoe bldg MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horses, wagons, etc., at lowest rates in city: no removal of goods; strictly confideatial; you can pay the loan at any time or in uny amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 36 6.1 et Xt MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- erty. Harvin Loan Co., %00 N. Y. Lite bldg. X8 ROGNER & BISELE, SIGN PAINTERS; BEST work at lowest pi 1618 Douslas street, BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L, & B. Aas'n, 104 Beo bidg. 0. M. Nattinger, Bee. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASS'N PAY 6, 7, 8 per cent when 1, 3, 3 years old, always redéemable. 14 Farnain st Nattinger, sse. DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILI 2 50, 10TH. 751 NI6* MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS at 818 streen Prices reasonable AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER WISHES a few famflies to sew for by the day or at home. Call at 609 N. ISth street. 565 6% STOVE REPAIRS, STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 DIFFERENT makes of stoves. Water at(achment and con- nections _a_specialty. 1200 Douglas ~street, Omaha Stove Repair Works. 330 BTOVE REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES OF stoves. Hot water attachments. Hughes, 607 8. 13th, (865 N20 —_— I RANGISCAN DROPS .z Yogotable. Progured from the origh ginal fo mula pre “erved in the Archives of the Holy Land, haw 0g an authentic history dating bac < 600 years. A POSITIVE CURE for all Stomach, Kidney and Bowel troubles, especially CHRONIC CONSTIPATION Price 50 cents. Sold by all druggists. The Franciscan Remedy Co., 124 VAN BUREN BT., OH10AGO, ILL. 2 for Circular and Hlustrated Calendar This Famons Remedy quickiy and po nently” ail ner such as Weak Memory, Power, Headache, Waketulness nightly'omissions. 6 vil drenms, im: ) thiu disenses, s of Braih Vientie 0’0y v o ohiaiiie B, Gplai d butider. Muke § B5A yany AUTODKANA Db Easy A POCKoL. " ®1 per box; @ Tor B, Hy mail propaid it awritten gunrantoe tooure or woncy reFunted: Writo us for free medieal hook, sent sealed in Hhiny Cosimoniats and pluln wrapper, which q pancinl reforineos. No churge for consnita: Rold by our adver. o,y o Lo agents. oF Adl } P Masonio Femplo, Ohtoagos § SBED Oty SOLD IN OMAHA, NEB., BY SHERMAN & Mo, CONNELL, 1513 DODGE, KUKN & CO., 16th & DOUGLAS, VICKERS & MERCHANT, 16th and IOWARD STREETS. HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WB buy hay. A, H. Snyder, 1616 Burt st.” Tel. 10T NEBRASKA HAY CO.,_ WH grain and mill stuff, market to buy or sell. WHOLESALE HA’ ‘We are always on the 1402-4-8 Nicholas "HORSES WINTERED, ADDRESS BARTON & PHELPS. Tel. 1004, 807 N. Y. Life Bldg. M2 Dyt MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD ture, planos, horses, wagons or any chattel security at lowest possible rat you can pay back at any time and amount, FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTE! Room 4, Withnell block. 3. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 4% RAMGE BLOCK. X360 BUSINESS CHANCES. FURNT. kind of which STORAGE. STORAQGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1 HARNEY 0DS; CL M—321 Karbach & 'Sona Cor. 15th and Ho DEST STORAGE BUILDI gov. ~ bonded stored. Lowest rates, warebouse. Househ: e ————————————— ~ WANTED TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY~CLAIMS OF JUT clerks of election; also registrars, 1 room 8, Barker bik. R. P. 112 F. . A FRESH Mtate full pavticulurs ana 1 EWSPAPER Phenix, Beltevue, N FOR SALE--FURNITU NG IN OMAHA, U. 8. 1013101 Leavenworth, LARG old ' goods M—324 )GES AND Nl Green, N—i35 ARNAM. N—483 RICH Iy wost N AND JOB b, RE, PAYMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T money. Low prices on turniture guods. Enlerprise Oredit Co., YOUR FURNITURE AUCTION AT 11l FA Baturdays, 10'a. m. Kobt, Wells. CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FUR} Altman, 3 N. ture, stoves, etc. L. NI il at INSULAR one season, good as new: BASE will BU. $20.00; stove can be seen at 3067 Mason etreet RNAM ST, 16th, O—i% R, USED hait price, O—-Mi% DID SQARE HBATER, CHEAP; Addross B ¢, Bee, e —————— FOR SALE-MISCELLANEQUS, P YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST toshes, rubber boots, wrctics, kas tubing; all best quali Teat & Awning Co., 1311 Faroam & vinges of al MACKIN- ty. Omahs Q-6 $15.00.00, % CASH, BAL. ON TIME; BEST paying drug storo in west. Address A M, Hee. Y—Ms T AVERAGE WHEKLY PHOFITS {nvested. Prospectus, {temized Benson & Dwyer, 53 Brondway, —M55-N: URE A GOOD PAYING take part In good notes or Templeton, Paxton bik & PER ( on $150.00 statistics {ree. New York. $1,000.00 WILL SEi business. Might trade. W. G. BAKERS—THE ONLY BAKERY AND CO fectionery oa for sale; write for par. tiulars. Goodwin & Wiggins, Genoa, Nel Y—Ms22 100 HOTE of 16th M52 LYNN HARDWARE CO., STOCK FO roposals for “the purchase of part or entire stock Mvited. Auetion Saturday even- ings. W. N. Nason, receiver, 1404 Douglas st., Omaha, Neb. Y385 FOR EXCHANGE, \ G HOTRL busin —A FIRS in ‘smart R. R. city 000, Inquire at 404 N. st. rmom 10° LOBEC sale A _GOOD LOT IN BAST OMAHA TO EX. change for young work horses or mules. Lamoreaux Bros., 36 5. 16th. P4 000 w,\tslf ESTMENT atock of shoes or glothing. Lite, Omafh. 100-6¢ 1GHPY ACRES GOOD Putnam orida; ¥. C. Lougee, Coun- Z—3405 1 WE HAVE MERCHANDIEE STOCKS AND other property for sale and exchange; also cus- tomer for a bank in western Iowa. Natlonal Information and Exchauge Co., 208 First Nat'l Bank, Omuba, Neb. Z-M921 TR, COTTAGE, BATH AND SEWER, MAN tel and barn, $3 60 east of Hanscom Dark, for &00d bullding lot. F. D. Wead, 18 and Douilas. %5831 FOR SALE OR TRADE, unimproved land in within 1 mife of ratiroad. cil Bluffs, Ia. FOR for TRADE, § good farm 0000 STOCK. Denawa & Co. OF FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM POST O B§ WINTERED AT $2.60 PER MONTE best of care and plenty of Kood feed and sh er; near Omata.” Address, “Box 13, City, " " HAS REMOVED HIS COAL . 16th Brown block. IDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBS for hard coal, and $3.50 ton cheaper. 1606 Far- eet; maln entran Board of Trade. STOLEN TYPEWRITERE OFFERED sale should make FOR You_Anspiclous; funny they are moatly Smith's. {Tgyrone and you will un. stand why, Full [[a4 of ruppiics. © Smith: Premicr Co., i7th ang, Batnam, telephone 135 382 IRRIGATED FARMS. $6.25 PER ACRE; FAMOUS BIG HORN BASIN; blg crops and 'home, Warket; great place for home bullding; price good fo December lst; transportation free. Yelowstone Park, Land & Irrigation Ass'n, 8. W; (or. 16th & Dodge sta. W o R ———— SHORTHAND %D TYPEWRITING. VAN BANT' N. Y. Life, Omaha, Agk for circular. -9 ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & FAR. BICYQLES, L STYLES, ALL PRICES, st of ‘second-hund ond shop- Repairs and cycle sundries Daxon, 402 N. 16th st sCHOBL' DF SHORT HAND, BICYCLES-AL Send for our worn bicycles. all kinds. M. O, CORNICE. WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, GALVANIZ iron_ cornlces. 1722 St Mary's ave BAG > WORKS, Beter, 1z N JOHN EPE- Estab. 1561 84 — JAPANESE GOODS. CORNICE prop., 108, 110, i1 JAPANESE GOODS: USEFUL ARTICLES FOR wedding and birthday presents; special sale for a short time only.” Nippon Machi, 1811 rmam CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, G, . MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, fice, easy lerms. Call at 980 N. Y. Life. RE—% paper hanging and signs, brick work and plas: leiing. Otlice, 4 8. Mth st., telephone PATEINT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Builaing, OMAHA. Neb. Advive FREL RAILWAY TIME CARD Leaves (BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.|Arrives Depot 10th & Mason_Sts. | Omaha ... Denver Express..... ... 9:3am spm. ik Filis, Mont. & Puget Snd a36pm: _Denver Bxpress. ........ 6:46pm. . Nebrarka Loeal (exeept Bunday). . 7:ispm Bilsam. . Lincoin Local (except Sunday): 11 soam HICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Arel Depot 10th & Mason Sta. | Om: PASK(LA VINDICATED GROSS IGNORANCE EXPOSED. Its Value and Heartfulness Fully Established. essed | The results obtained by certain pro | chemists in an attempt to analyze Paskola | are so far from the truth that we have every reason to beli*ve the perpetrators to be in the employ of rival manufacturers, (possibly people In- terested in prepara- tions of cod liver oil), whose business has been injured b the merited popular ity of Paskola. This | susplicion s strength- | ened by the fact that the untruthful | reports as to the composition of Pas- kola have been | widely circulated through the malls | and otherwise. Among the things, the _so-called “‘chem- ists” have stated, Is that Paskola was nothing but glucose and hydrochloric acld, the ridiculous- ness of which asser. tion will be made clear by the follow- ing experiment Take two pint bot- tles and in one place | A tablespoonful of glucose and in the other a like quantity of Paskola; fill them with water, shake thoroughly and add to each forty drops of muriatic or hydrochloric acid, in order to imitate the acldity of the natural gastric juice. Having previously finely minced a auantity of rare or raw lean beef, chicken, the white of hard boiled eggs or similar foods; put fnto each bottle one ounce. Im- merse the bottle in warm water and care- fully maintain the contents at a tempera- turo of 100 to 105 degrees Fahreuheit, fre- quently shaking in order to thoroughly ex- pose the food to the action of the solution. In the course of a very short timo the con- tents of the bottle containing Paskola will be seen to undergo a change, and fn two or threo hours the food will have becomo en- tirely dissolved or digested; whereas the con- tents of the other bottle containing the glu- cose and acid will show no change beyond a slight difference in appearance. If you have neither the facilities nor the inclination to make the test for yourself, we have no doubt that your druggist will be glad to try the experiment. The tubes here- with show the results of a test made in our own laboratory, the cuts being from a photo- graph. No. 1 contained glucose, and No. 2 Paskola. What are we to conclude? One of two things: Either that the so-called *“chem- Ists” are Ignorant or dishonest Glucose has no digestive properties. Is a well known fact, whereas Paskola fs glving relief to thousands of dyspeptics, a truth attested by the unsolicited testimonials that pour in upon us, The presence of di- gestive ferments in Paskola cannot be de- termined by chemical test. No one has ever seen digestive ferments in a_pure form, and the only way to determine their presence is by observing the effects which they produce upon food. This is a fact recog by every authority, and will be found stated in Foster's Physiology and other standard works, Another thing which these ignorant and Jealous rivals have sald about Paskola, is that inasmuch as its basis is pre-digested starch, it is caleulated to encourage. diabetes We cannot better answer this charge than by quoting a paragraph from a report made to Mayor Gilroy, of New York, by Dr. Cyrus Edson, Commissioner of Health for the City of New York, and for the State of New York. ““Pre-digested starch is starch In the exact condition that we find it prepared by the di- Restive organs for assimilation. It is pre- eminently a fat-forming, heat-producing food. Under a’diet of pre-digested starch or glu- cose. a man can perform more muscular work than under any other single article of food. Pre-digested starch not only is not in- Jurious, but it is an essential article of food, without which in some form, man cannot enjoy life.” This letter from Dr. Edson was written In answer to an Inquiry from the Mayor as to whether or not pre-digested starch was healthful. Paskola contains a specific form of pre- digested starch as well as digestive forments, and is not alone a fattening food but it aids the digestion of other foods In the stomac Just as you may see in the above experi ment. The tired, feeble stomach of the dys- peptic is too weak to do its duty. It needs a little help; this help Paskola gives. Its use is at once fol- lowed by a senso of vell-being, strength vigor and courage. The appetite im- proves and the suf- ferer can eat with comfort where before distress followed every meal. Pas kola_ corrects emacl- ation and the pale, thin sufferers rap- idly gain in weight, under its use. Con- sumptives will ex- perience a thousand times more benefit from it than from the use of disagree- able, nauseating cod liver ofl, which often does more harm than good. Con- sumption need not prove fatal, it we can arrest the loss of flesh, for its vie- tims virtually die of starvation. Send for our interesting pamphlet, and learn about this wonder- ful preparation, We will gladly mall you a copy free, upon appli- cation, The Pre-Digested Food Co., 30 Reade Street, New York. This -Chicago Vestibule. Chicago Express. Pacifie_Junction_Local. Leaves [CHICAGO, MIL. & 8T. PAUL.|Arrives Omaha|Union_Depot,10th & Mason Sts.| Omal Ohicago Limited ¥o_ Express (ex. 0 & NORTHWEST N.|Arrives P. Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omahh Kastern Express. 6:30pm estibuled Limit 9:0am Mo. Valley local 10:30pm bidspm...... .Omaha Chicago Speci .. 2ilopm Leaves [ CHICAGO, R. L & PACIFIC. |Arrives _Omaha|U. P. Depot, 10th & Mason Sis.| Omaha EAST. > Express (ex. Sunday). -NIght Express......... 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Bplendid ative int for Nervous or £’ foudao N L “matiam, Gout Kiduey Disorders, Asid - Anwmin. Antidots fof :kfl 3 nd Ir excomses. Price, 10, 2 and B ervoscont. THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL €O. 161 5, Western Avonus, CHICAWO. C For sale by all druggists, Omaha. and vigor quickly restored.Varicocels, trophy. ete., surely cured by INDARO. the yreel Hlindod iemedy. Wikl wriien gearsatos o wire. Bd by I A. Fuller & Co,, Corner 15th and Douglass Sta. OMAHA, NEB- Lost Ianll;od | area | MONTANA, PAST AND PRESENT Good 01d Times When Men Bogan the Day with Bhooting Euffalo as an Appetiser, MINING COMPARED WITH AGRICULTURE Industrios Largely In Hands of Corporas tlons—Colored People Flocking In—The Mormon Influence—Split Petti conts and Saffrage. BILLINGS, Mont, Nov. 1.—(Speclal)= Montana has a population of 200,000 in round numbers, judging from the registration for the vote on the capital question, and an of 145,000 square miles. Certainly Is no evidence of crowding in thoss There are a few people here who that the county Is being all fenced up, just like the east, and they sigh for the good old times when every man did not have a wire fence around himself, and when 1t was no trick to go out in the morning bes fore breakfast and shoot a buffalo for an appetize Buftalo hides brought good prices then. They would bring better now, but the buffalo and the occupation are both gone. The hunters forgot that they could not their cake and have it at the same time. The old timers in this country were scouts and Indlan fighters. Somewhere ln this Yellowstone valley lives a plonoer nicks named Liver Eating Johnson, from the fact that he once ato a chunk of Indian live He is a pleasant looking old cuss, and the only thing he seems to need is soap and water, The Rocky mountain range forms the backbone of ‘this continent. When the gold prospectors had honeycombed California and put the honey under lock and key, they followed up dame nature’s spinal column and reached Montana. Gold was found to be scarce, but silver was as thick as bones in a graveyard. The silver mines were the magnets which attracted the Northern P cific to this country. The precious meta have more drawing powers than agricultu advanttages, consequently west Montana wa much sooner explored and developed. 1 suppose that in the end the buckwheaters and pumpkin rollers dig as many fortunes out of the ground as the miners. For proof of this assertion compare Nebraska with Montana. Agricultural communities have the cinch, too, o far as law_ablding and taxe paying are concerned. Pioneer days arq ovor now. The only way to get an honesi living, as a rule, Is to work like the devi] and never spend a cent. Of course we havq a sprinkling of reckless spirits, known .4 pimps, tin _ horn professors, an Coxeyites, who believe the world is a pockets book” which can be made to shel out for their benefit. But such characters usually run against a snag in the course of tim That pieturesque excursion which attemp to run a free-for-all train, with a bean soup annex, to Washington was stopped by a gire cumstance over which they had no control. The circumstance was Grover Cleveland. When we first came to this state my wife and I saw a man hanging to a telegraph pole. He had been put there over night by the fraternity for cracking a saloon keepe er's skull with a beer mallet West Montana is an industrial country, Corporations own the industries, and large bodies of men are employed. To handle them successfully requires stricter diseipling than the thoroughbred American likes, and when his red, white and blue streaks Of It dependence show themselves he loses his job and foreign laborers take his place. On olection day these men are the power behind the throne, Laws by which corporations ess cape taxation are explained when the wheels in the head of our political system are seen, To fight organized capital, labor has organe ized, and in such centers as Butte City the' labor unions have done what they have fail to do in the east—keep up the wages, There 18 one thing discreditable to Mons tana labor, namely, that where they have the power should be located the modern Sodom. Another element destined to be strong Montana is the colored race. The Unite States government located a regiment of cals ored troops at Fort Custer, Mont., a couple of years ago. These men have learned that the climate, Instead of being the holy terrop they supposed, is really mild and equable, This truth has been published from Dan te Bersheba, and the way their sisters, and. cousins, and aunts, and brothers, and unel have been flocking by themselves is a cautl to political economy. The Chinaman Iiited Montana, too. In Helena, especially, he cone gregates, and opens up his laundry, his es. taurant, his opium joint, and goes out service. His American compeer objects to him, because what money he cannot spend with his countrymen he sends out of the cons tinent. Gambling Is one of his vices, and occasionally he figures In the police courts, Cooking I8 a fine art with him. I do not object to eating his messes, only the idea that his chicken is rats is always trylng to sneak Into my consciousness. Hard las bor, such as handling the pick and shovel, is not his forte. He is not bullt that way, being too slim in the trunk and short in th runne-s. Still another factor in our population is the Mormon. Lately colonies have been locating in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming, On Greybull river, 100 miles south of this point, Wyoming, is the latest colony. They seem to thrive numerically and financially iike the green bay tree, and they have a penchant fop politics, Just like the Catholics. Leaving out of the calculation thelr pecullar domestia institution, thoy ‘make good oitizens, It la claimed by some peopls that they do not Interfere with politics or roligion, ~ but the American wWho can restrain his enthusiasm on elther line is & freak of the first water. The man who was appointed by Governop Rickards to the United States senate when the last legislature was deadlocked on &oe count of a big silver bug getting Intu the machinery was the offspring of Mormons, A school teacher told me the other day that the children of Montana were intellectu- ally of a fine fibre—more than ordinary white trash. He explained the fact by giving the credit to the climate. But it looks as if the statement would not hold water. To weave sillk you must first have silk worms, and Montana is short on worm The first grist of children turned out by tho Montana mlill are now on the dead line between goslinghood and adulthood, and they do not justify such praise. I the Montana boy and girl ‘can come out even In the next twenty years they will do well. Brains de- pend upon stability of institutions, time and Intensity of mental effort, Female suffrage s gnawing at our vita When I lived in Pennsylvania I had no idea that my mother was a slave, and today I would be unconsclous of the fact that the old Adam In me s trying to put red hot nippers on my wite's liberties by objecting to her going (o the polls. But it seems that I am just such a bloodthirsty wretch. I can almost feel It in my bones since my attention has been called to the fact, It the advocates of female suffrage and split petticoats could come to Wyoming they could feed their souls on angels’ food. Here is a state which founded the women on the very rock on which they wanted to be fou dered. Here she has that precious possession called a vote, and the more she looks at the heaven-born gift the more it looks like an ordinary plece of paper on which The Bee is printed. Woman has not purified Wyomi polities. Why, she has not even got after the saloon with ‘a sharp stick. The general Nousecleaning of the Aegean stable where the political horses are trained has not ms terialized. All that has been accomplished secms to be the addition of so many votes to either party, Perish the thought, iut was female suffrage in this young commonwealth a consplracy to make her a bone worth fights ing for? is a state of great possibilities, I8 there figures. claim Montan 18 too s00n to prognosticate her future, L she has taken her place on the star sp ..“wl bauner to stay. Come out and see us, and get a sample bottle of our climate. It is t best tonic, blood purifier, liver regulator &n family physician in the world pebendbis Babile I8 A Child Enjoys The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothe ing effects of Syrup of Figs, when in n of a laxative, and If the fathér or mother costive or bilious, the most gratifytne vesults follow its use; so that it Is the best fi remedy known, and every family shoi have a bottle on hand. Mercer Motel—B, Silloway, Mansger. Rates reduced; $2.00 to $3.00 per day.