Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 15, 1894, Page 7

- THE BEE UP TO DATE PEOPLE 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 thesa little ads at a trifling expense. el GETS 'E 17 WORDS FOR 25 CENTS. Tt fs preserving tme; but the bast *art presarvative" is that which makes® ms in the store )y advertising, M— THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, PERSONAL. TO grades & specielly. LACE CURTAINS Bew. Brusseis and ofher o Bee our specimens street. S THE BELLB -ri.':m.\‘r"m;Tf MADE eorder from measure. arnam stree [ ity CLEANED EQUAL 1894, FLYMBERS. FREB-PLUMBING {EVERY KIND, steam & hot water heating; sewerage, 313 JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMRIL Bot water heating, gas fixtures, globes, 421 8. KRUGER BROS., PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, drain laying. Phone 1m. s u-\:wu;v,m AULABAUGH FUR CO. SEAL SACQUES AND fur capes made 1o orde i, very latest uiyies Riom %01 Karbach block. Telephone 181t COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION, asthma, bronchitis and eatarrh. Home treat- ment $ per month. 3 days trial free treat- ment. Room 200 Douglas bik, 16th snd Dodge. CHRYSANTHEMUM 1BE8 & SWOBODA, floriata, 111 Farnam; Paxton hotel; tel, 1501 s U=is DR OBCAR SUNDELL, THE SHOEMAKER, FOR 12 years with G. W. Cook, has removed to 8 178 “mircet, first door moith of Douglas. (=) A . ELECTRO THERMAL B chripodist; Mme. Post, 319% 8. 1ith st s MONEY TO LOAN —REAL ESTATE. LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES L()tfiEun‘ON t. F. 0. C sas City, o, or bought. F. O. Ches Y 0 ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.Y. LIFE, foans at low rates for choice’ security In Ne: braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city Dl’\:’z:;;!- MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS county, improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.’ Fidell'y Trust Co., 1102 Farnam st OGS PR R R R R R R ] MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAKA real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. W10 MONEY T RATES. THE 0. F. Di WL ¥CR EENT—FURN 1SHED ROOMS MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON Improved and nnfln}prvn’;d (‘imnhn‘ru-‘uly estate, e Fidellty Trust Co., 1102 Farnam. 1 1o b years lelity 5 Tatnan Continued. Advertisements for these columns will be taken gntil 12:9 p. m. for (he evening, for the morning and Sunda ers, by I care of The Hee. Answers s questing a number nawers addressed to a numbered lefter and until 9:00 y e check, addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the chack only. Rates, 140 a_ word thereafter. first {nsertion. first fnsertion, Nothing taken for less than 260 for lo & word These advertisements must run consecutively. SITUATIONS WAN' TED. FURNISHID ROOMS. 1905 CHICAGO ST. Sulable for ome or two gentlemen. E—M3®) NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS PH{“}I‘ NTLE- men or Iight houseleeping. W6 North i7th,’ Y DBSIRABLE FURNISHED furnished rooms, with board. 212 8 .25th street. B-Mi34 LY FURNISHED also & bedroom. —821-16% WIDOW LADY HAS A NIC front. toom' o, rent 'Cheap, Cull 710 North 2oth st. WANTED, pertenced Indy stenographer. POSITION BY COMPETENT, EX- Past two years in first-class law office, Salavy, $12.00 per week. Address C 19, T A—M3O 18 WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED, A ok of wtreet, articulars, FEW PERSONS Eo(m\ to do writing; send stamp for IN BACH nge . Woodbury, 17 W. 421 B-313 WANTED, MEN_WHY BE U when we will furnish horse UNEMPLOY L and wagon to £00d canvassers and fine stock of household goods to sell on the commissions paid and goods sell _fcan Wringer Co., 1819 Howard s WANTED, EXPERIBNCED €O 0 o to'Sherldan, Wyo. Apply dan’ Coal Co., 1605 Farnam. installment plan? Good rapldiy. Amer- t. BA3T-14 DAL MINERS at ofmce Sheri- [ WANTED, GOOD MAN IN BVERY C Y to_distribute ‘advertising miatter, No canvas inig; cash pald e § cents postase ensburg, Ind, i OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN PROCUR steady employment at good pay by calling at 516 Douglng t i 1o 2500 LABORERS, TEAMSTERS, TIMBERMEN. All kinds of work south. Louisiana. Work gua; than_anybody. Ar nteed. ) LABORERS, TEA o makers; e raie timber men, teed; cheap & Arkansas City. berg, 1314 Farnam street. south; to I am the only authc Kramer's Labor Agency, 11th and nsas, Mississippl, ATION ME work guars WANTED-A GOOD CIGAR sell to the jobbing trade only f largest mrs.; references required. 13, Bee, SALESMAN IN “month. Office, furniture Eoods monopoly; experiency #8 K. 8. Co,, 'Colonnade BIIg.. manufcturer. Richmond Lithographing Co. BALBSMAN TO SELL CA ifide o Gmpilmsioni-uiret: Can make $50.00 Dl'l‘ we ”u“‘a(tl N. MAN TO some of the Address B—-807-14* HELP. INT as general aj WANTED, AN vasser o act LIGENT "LADY CAN- t for eastern Ne- brask: $50.00 per month and kponses to Fight party; inquire for = Mra. Stroble, 1310 Dodge street, room 3, parlor floo Between 10 and 12 a. m., or LADIES T0 WRITE AT HOME enclose stamp. Loulse Smith, GOOD 223 GIRL Locust work; st WANTED—GIRL FOR work. 2209 Dodge street. INTELLIGE DY AGENTS once for Omaha and vicinity, t {agents, and to sell Dr. Ganoun fcine case; otner spec'altic slon or n_guaranteed sajary i i 2 and Permanent address, box 297, Linco Milwauke GENERAL 5 p. Neb, 320 W C—-MI95 WANTED AT ) appoint local s family med- boral commis- active workers, Call at 1310 Dodge street, Victoria hotel, room 3, between 10 and 12 a. ‘m., or % and & p. m. Inguire for Mrs. Stroble, general agent, BER 1, write foo1 K German or WANTED, DE sistant; ‘must Aigures, and s dress © 18, B WANTED, STUDENT N hospital," Council Bluffs. LADY hand_be quick Swedish, OFFIC Ad- FURN!!BED ROOMB AND BOARD. ROOMS, WITH OR WITHONT BOARD. 210 MM991-N23 ; (POPULAR house); steam heat; special rates on board. F—-M5T 15° FOR_RENT, LARGE ALCOVE ROOM WITH or without. board, four biocks from Bee Bldg; private family. Address B 62, Bec office. HANDSOME FRONT ROOMS, WITH entral location. 202 N. 18t - 2 ROOMS. 169 LEAVENWORTH ST, FOR KENT, THE 4-STORY DRICK DUILDING $16 Farnai The buflding has a fire- proof, “cement complete steam heat- ing fixture I floors, gas, etc. Ap- pl7 at the office of The Bee. 1010 AGENTS WANTED., AP WITH FICE AND $200) cash wanted in to supply local canvassers; $50.00 w ; article ne! just in. season. Address Factory, carrier Newark, N. J. M35 1 HOUSE; s P. 0. Box 63, -LA( . 7 OR 8§ noomfl city. AD- TO STAY FOR COMPANY, OR BOARD reasonable, by young lady attending hanged. Call Omaha clock, Thuraday. . THREE FURNISHED ROOMS F holisekeop{ng, hear South Omaha - car Mrs. A, °C. McCorkig, Arcade hotel. WANT light line. LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY D LAWRENCE, PLUMBING, OAS FITTING nd drain laying. 2008 'Cuming street. ¥ Muss p1* UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS3 H. K. BURKETT, FUNBRAL embalmer, 1618 Chieago st., telephone 90, SWANSON & VALI#N, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers, 1901 Cuming st., telephone 1080, DIRECTOR AKD ) M. 0. MAUL, UNDE balmer, 1417 Farna C. W. BAKER, UNDE RTAALR, 613 8. 160 LOST. LOST—HAY HORSE ON THURSDAY IN SARPY Co., 1,100 pounds, strap around neck; only wo foré shoes. Grush Bivs, house movers, 1Sth and_Ce 80: SORREL PONY, WHITE STRIPE in face, right hind foot white, branded on left shoulder. Reward. Raymond, jeweler, 114 8. 38th_avenue. Tost--828 1% STRAYED; EOTI:. S, . BARKER, I5TH AND JO! S 8T8, HOTE 5 rooms at §1.50 per day. 50 rooms at $2.00 per day. Bpecial rates to commercial travelers. Room and board by week or month. Frank Hilditch, mgr. m ABETNA HOUSE 18th and Dodge. (EUROPEAN), N. W. COR. Rooms by day or week. M5 COZZENS HOTEL 9TH AND HARNEY; sleam heat, electric bells, telephone, baths, ex cellent clegant fooms; $1.00 per. $4.00 and upwards per week. MO roperty, $3, and upwards, § to 7 per cent; no ¥ e AR S0laye ‘W, Farnam Bmith &Co., 1820 Farnam. _DRESSMAKING. W—H3 | DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES, 220 80, 107TH. CHAS. W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. BK. BLDG MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE 646 per cent. W. B. Melklo, lst. Nat. bl bids. VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. 1. W. Sauire, 248, Bee bldg. 366 WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS for short time paper or first class mige. loans, Ce, ground floor, ee bl H. H. Harder & MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horses, wagon lowest rates in city: no_removal of fetly confidential; you can pay ihe loan off at any tune or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 306 8, 16th strect. X—u1 MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- ertw Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. Y. Life bldg. X348 MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. ture, planos. horses, wagons or any kind of chattel security at lowest possible rates, which you can pay back at any time and in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell block. X319 . B. HADDOCK, ROOM 42 RAMGE BLOCK. X350 BUSINESS CHANCES. 15,0000, % CASH, BAL. paying drug store in west. ON TIME; BEST Address A 34, Ree, MS01- $160.00 Prospectus, itemized 1 N15* MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS at 834 B. th street. Prices reasonable. ELEUTB!OAL SVEPLIEB ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND recharged; electrical and gen- superior * work _guarantoed, works, €17 and @19°S. 16l st Omaha Electric BLECTRICAL INEERS A A tors for electric 1ight and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec- tric Supply Co., 415 and 420 8. 15th E STEAMSHIP LINE ANCHOR LINE MAIL STEAMSHIPS—SAIL regularly every Saturday from New York for Londonderry and Glasgow, Ethiopla, November 24, 3 p. m.; Furnessia, December i, 8 a. m.; Anchoria, Decerber 2 m.; Circassia December 2 p. m, Saloon, second class, and steerage, aingle or round trp tickets from New York or Chicago at reduced rates to the principal Scotch, English, Irish and all conti- nental polnts. For money orders, drafts, out- ward or prepald tickots apply to any of our local agents or to Henderson Dros., Chicago. BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD interest on 'savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B Asw'n, 101 Beo bidg. G. M. Nattinger, Sec. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASS'N PAY 6.7, 8 por cent when I, 2, 3 years old, always Tedéemable. 1704 Farnain st Natinger, sec. statistics free. Benson & Dw; m Broadway, STOVE REFAIKS New York. —MYS-N 3. - l'n'm‘h] lnn" 1;&..3w,.r.»|1‘;l 5 f.‘{'""'f“x stock. | pections Epecially: . M7 Douglus street, d ardware and mechanics: tools, Auc- o tion Saturday evenings. W. N. Nason, Tes| _Omaba Stove Repalr Works. Ll celver, 1404 Douglas st, Omaha, Neb. STOVE REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES OF Y—823-18 | “stoves. Hot water ttachments. Hughes, 607 PUBLICAN NEWSPAPER, Lo- | 8. 18th. H ke kel own, Cheap for cash, or will ex- e for Iot; good ope 17, "care of Bee. land, acre property oF ho ing; good reasons fo FOR SALE, BARBER SHOP DOING GOOD good reason for sell- oin, Ia, Y—M8M 1 STORAGE. STORAGE, WILLIAMS a CROSS, 1214 HARNE STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam. M—32 ATTENTION, NEWSPADER MEN; FOR SALE or trade o well established und paying daily and weekly newspape fine farming country; in a city of 6,00, in a matertai all nearly new: cylinder presses; wiil bear investigation; will sell all or part; terms reasonable. Address Review, Mt Pleasant, la, Y-Ms32 15 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BTC., STORED. P. J. Karbach & Sona, Cor. 15th ad Howard Sts. M—607 BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. . gov. bonded Household * goods stored. Lowest 1016 Leavenwortt —52i WANTED—TO BUY. WANTED TO BUY—CLAIMS OF JUDGES A D clerks of election; also registrars. Duff Green, oom 8, Barker bk, N—i3 CITY OR CO. CLAIMS. K. P. 1112 FARNAM, N FOR SALE—FURNITUR. YMENTS BASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. Low prices on furniture and household goods. Enteiprise Credit Co., 613815 N. 16(h st. O3 VAT 111l FARNAM ST. Robt, Well 0-971 "BASE BURNER, FURNTIURE AUGTIO Bataraaye; 10 4 . {000 PENINSULAR Gito seison, oo aa e $20.00; stove can be scen at 3067 Mason stree oA FUR Saine [ USED will sell at half price, CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF ture, stoves, etc. L. Altman, 808 N. H(\Usl- S 1IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, 1505 Fw company, THE rnam. D—316 KELKENNY & CO. . 1, CONTINE DESIRABLE CROOM COTTAGIE, 2513 WOOL~ worth ave, Ringwalt Bros., Barker bk, FOR R houses; all modern conveniences: Walnut HAl motor, 32. FROOM COTTAGE, $.00, FULL d_repair. Call and see Kidel R l‘urnnn Bee bullding, 125.00. Omaha Re Trust Co., room 4, Bee bldg. GOOD FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES, month. L. 8. Skinner, 310 N. FIOUSES, G. G, WALLACE, $i2 Comp-oller's D. D-as NT, TWO $ROOM ELEGANT DRICK : 1 block rom offl —3: SIZE LOT, IN lity Truse Co., Dol ROOM MODERN FLAT 3 BLOCKS Hlu\li al Estat D. ‘A BROWN BLK. D—14-N2% HOUSE of 10 ROOMS, ences, 113 So. 1Sth st t, very MODERN CONVENI. handy to busi- Begs. Inguive of D. T. Mount, X9 So. 16th i DoMIT +ROOM HOUSE, 47 N. UTH STREET. D-780-N13 FIRST CLASS, MODERN 12ROOM HOUSE, 2009 Binncy st; rent, #0.00. R. N. Withnell, W ON. Y. Lif D458 CHEAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAGE, in-oity. Reduced to $15.00. FouR- Leavenworth. OOM nn))leuN " FLATS. W. Saqulre, NICE, LARGE HOUSES IN DI cheap (lll spring. J. W. Squire, WITH BATH, 3033 Cadifornin st DM HTH AND s Bee. DMass_ NDEE PLACE 654 THREE-ROOM HOUSE. 11 8. 16TH ST, FROOM COTTAGE, CHEAP, 2 TEN-ROOM HOUSE, ALL MODE ments. 2% Harney st. FURNISHED. COTTAGE nue, §35.00 & month; wi tenant without children. ottice. let ' GEORGIA AV Address C D689 815 SEWARD 8T, | D=690-1 RN mpmvu. til May 1 to 15, Bee D-Msis 18 TOUSES, BENAWA & CO. 18 BTH_8T. i v 7 BIX-ROOM COTTAGE, FURNISHED OR UN- furnished. 802 S. 30th. D—ME14 17 FOR SALE, FURNITURE OF 2-RO0M BOARD- inghouse: centrally located; rent low. Ad- dress C 14, Bee. O M5k FOR SALE HOBSES, WAQDNB ETC FOR SALE OR TRA IF YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; MACKIN. toshes, syringes of CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL fence made. <. R, Lee, %1 Douglas. Q-7 ALE CHEAP, plano. 8. Bank, 114 So. Ith st. ONE JERSEY COW, FRESH AND yr pld Jersey bull. %0 N. Y. Life FOR RENT OR . Lide Q343 16° KIBOELL A NLOUS WANTED TO LEASE FOR TERM UI‘ Ylu\l kood_warchouse with trackage. W, Dloton, Paxton block. CLAIRVOYANTS, HPAL WEALTH AND HAUPINESS ulting the highly gifted clairvoyaat, Prof. meda; one who will make you * ha and successtul through life; corvect advice business changes, marriages, brings nY ta, he 'meparated one you 1o you good luck, and tell what (o do ta be successul; the future forelold without mistake; reunites the separated without full; taose Who decelved by so-called élairvoyants, ¢ up In despalr, consult th N. \ith_streel, ‘fat A. Hours, ers With stamp prompily” answere S—disw 0 MRS. DR H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE. liable businéss medium;'Tth year at 119 N 16th. THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT AND palmist, {he young Mme. Romaine. has ar- rived in the city and can be consulted on all matters; thousands have been made happy by her advice; those wishing correct advice on ore professor. 9 ta 9 NICE 6-ROOM COTTAGE, . quire 837 TOUED, Wi 50 BTH, AT Tor winter:' & house, furhace, So, 3nd, .00 ¥, D, 3 roet; elght rooi modern; BAST FRONT. So. 3th st of 168 Howard s Wead, 160h & Do ICE REDUCED TO $20.30 ON IN- D-§150 HALF PRICE gns, bath, 1215 las. D—526-15 Wis MASON elegnnt locaton, 8. K. Humphroy, 95 New York Life. D-M835 200 LRooN CORNER FLAT AT M1 8. 1671 range and all other conveniences. u.rm-l.lflhn\nn. BIGHT ROOM BRICK, MODERN, 830 00 e-room _brick, 23 and Californi C. A. Starr, 816 N, elegant, 2,00, Lite. CEED modern, 8. W. D-—84 18 CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN ol line companis end description. | A, K. Brocklesby, Box 233, Hartford, Conn. Y—M§30 DI FOR EXCHANGE. A _GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO K. change for young work horses or mu Lamoreaux Bros., 308 S. 18th. Z—351 WE HAVE MERCHANDISE STOCKS AND other property for sale and exchange; also cus- tomer for a bank In westcrn Iowa. National Informhtion and Exchauge Co., 208 First Nat'l Bank, Omaha, Neb. Z—M921 TO EXCHANGE, BEAUTIFUL TEN-ROOM modern house and ‘barn, fine location, for cot- tage or cheaper house well located, acres or good land; ulso good paylng businéss, worth $1,500, for good team and carriage a lois. What have you? W. G. Templet ton block. GANKERS AND REAL 1| AGENT! ake Notice—Hard times has made It possible to get hold of good business blocks in Omahu and take farm lands in exchasge, I solfclt correspondence. J. J. Gibson, 317 1st Nat'l b'k, Omaha. FURNITURE lot. OF " 10-ROOM HOUSE F. D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. FOR A 782715 —eee FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WB buy hay, A, H. Snyder, 1615 Burt et Tel. 101, NEBRASKA _HAY . COf: WHOLBSALR grain and mul stuff. market to buy or sell. TAY, We are always on the 1402-4-6 Nicholus st D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL office to 200 8. 16th st., Brown block. a1 ‘much sufferin rising of the price for that nvenator 18 he most wonderiul dissovery of the age. It has been en- dorsed by the loadingaeien: tifie men of Aperia. Hudyan s Emly vege- Hudyan stops Promaturensss D‘l; l:l\e ’d i 5 o n day 2 (‘\llfll and Prematurenes stage. It is barrenness. use of Hudyan. The new discove in the strongest vi ful, but sx packnges for will be sent to yo circulars and Sh and Fhors © MOTHERS FRIEND, it sccomplished wonders and relieved harmless, Written guarantee given for a_cure six boxes and are not entirely cured, testimonials, HUDSON MEDICAL INST TUTE Junction Stockton Market, and Ellis ets, San Francisco,Cal. “ MOTHERS' . FRIEND " . . I8 the greatest’ bidesing ever offered -bearing woman. have beets a mid: for many years, ch” onse was used 1t i the bost remed reast known, and worth wlone, MRS, M. M. BREWSTER, Montgomery, Ala, for the Sent by Expross or mail, on receipt of price, 0 per botile o0k * To Mothers " mailed free. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, Ga g Drugglsts! oon-urnunm Fuiling Sen- nuonl,N?rv- oustwiiehing of the eyes and other . ts, Strengthens, inyigoraten and tones the entiresystem, Hudyaw cures Debility, Nervousnees, Emission and developc and restores weak organs. Pains in the ek ay or mnmno])p.d quickly. Over 2,000 private Indorsements. means impotency ymptom of seminal weakness and it can be cured in 20 days by the in the first ry_was made by the specialists of the old famous Hudson Medical Institute, It talizer made. It {8 very power- Sold for §1.00 & packnge, or 5,00, (plain sealed boxes). It you buy six more 1 free of all charge. Send for Address, Prepared from A POSI rie RANGISCAN DROPS Purely Vagotable. the original fo mula pre erved in the Archives of the Holy Land, hav ag an authentic history dating bae <600 years. TIVE CURE for all Stomach, Kidney and Bowel troubles, especially CHRONIC Price 50 cen For sale by Kul CONSTIPATION. te, Sold by all druggiste. tbe Franciscan Remedy Co., 184 V2> “URRY 3’ 3 for Circular i.nd N + CHICAGO, ILL. ustrated Calendar bn & Co., 15th & Douglas SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE for hard coal, and $3.50 ton eheaper. 1605 Far- nam street; main entrance Board of Trade, A ————————————————— TYPEW'RITEBS. STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR sale should make you suspicious; funny they are mostly Smith's. Try one and you will un- derstand why, Full line of suppiles. Smith- Premier Co., 1ith and Farnam, telcphone 1234 IRRIGATED FARMS, .2 PER ACRE; FAMOUS BIG HORN BASIN: hig crops and home market; great place for hom.y buflding; price good to Decomber 1st; trans;ortation free. Urrigation Ass'n, 8. W. Yellowstone Park, Land & Cor, 16th & Dodge sts. 457 D1 CORNICE, WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, fron_corni 1722 St .Mary’ EAGLE CORNICE ~ WORK neter, prop., 108, 110, 112 N. LVANIZED 383 ave. JOHN EPE Estab. 1561 384 i1th. MUSIC, AET A.ND LANGVAGE. GARDEN LANDS, 5 MILES FROM POST OF- fice, easy terms. Call at $40 N. Y. Lifa. RE-33 LOTS AND FARMS, Darling, Barker block, RE—3 ; CEL- ,city water; cor. 30th and Sahle ong time. Inquire 1318 Farnam. ~Sa RE—354 GARDEN LANDS, 6 MILES FROM ostoffice. 10 to 180 acres, fome trade. Omaha N. D. Keyes, 61i Paxton blk. RE~-335 FARM LANDS, C. F.HARRISON, 912 N HOUSES, K. BARGAINS, sale or trade. F FOR SALE, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAG lar, clstern 41,250, uel Burns. CHOICE IRA B. MAPES, FIRE INSURANCE, Feal estate, 319 Firat Narl bank bldg: Tel 171N NOW IS YOUR CHAN We will take your $500.00 o $1,000.00 lot towards the purchase of any of these beautiful inside residence lots,within elght minutes walk of The Bee bullding. Two lots sold last week. Lot 1, block 1, Drake's addition, $2,000.00, Lot 16, block 1. Drake's addition, $2,000,00. Lot 4, block 2, Drake's addition, $2,000.00, Lot 9, block 3, Drake's add tion, $2,260.00, Lot 16, block 7, Drake's addition. Lot 7. block &, Drake's addition, $2,000.00. Terms $500.00 cash, $500.00 to $1,000.00 lot, balanee o be arranged on long timo at 7 per cent in- terest. This Is an exceptional bargain for the reason that the owner of the property must have money, and “This 18 your opportunity To get rid of your oul get a fine inside build ng lo graded streets, sewers Call and see us at once, 1702 Farnam street. BARGAIN- 19 TO 1600 ACRES land 6 miles from Omaha P, O. torms. Address C 12, te lot that s not salable These lots all_paid y Trust MG CHOICE Laberal for. company, OF cheap, Omaha, HE- -805-D1L IDENCE NORTH #5000 BUYS FINE 12.R RE of Hanscom Park; will accept smaller resi- dence part payment. F. D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. HE—825-15 CAN ACCEPT A SPECIAL PRICE AND TERMS on ‘sale of home on account immediate re- moval to Chicago; 8 r, ecast front and barn, near Hanscom park. F, D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. RE—§25-15 reom, 3; massage, vaper, alcohol, phurine and sea baths. busintas. changes, Jowrneys, . marciages, law | &-ROOM HOUSE AND CORNER LOT, WTH 5T. suits, fa call on the mad e and snap, $800.00; 6-room house, 13 m! N. W, be convine she has no equal; letters con- ;“"!';"“Vl:lflll hh a north, tining Wamp' prompuly” anawered: Lusiness - Dy . 16th and Douglak. sirictly condendlal. Fours, § 1o & 161 Chi- 3 r Ris—825-15 B2 & ELEGANT ¢HOOM COTTAGE. CITY WATER and plastered cellar, §1,300 3 16eh MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. and Dougias s 15 MADAM_ SMITH, %2 8 UTH, D FLOOR, | SMALL BUT WELL BUILT COTTAGE AND 30-ft. 1ot south of Cuming st. snap, at $1.050.00. F. D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. RE_§25-15 MME. LA RUB, 416 SOUTH WTH. BUSINESS NOTICES, 121 DODGE. T—600-19% TURKISR BATHS, MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, umm TURKISH BATHS; HOURS, § A. M e culture { ba B-nly‘. 108-110 :- bldg. DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, T8 N, 18 ) ROGNER & EISELE, BIGN PAINTERS; BEST work al lowest prices. 188 Douxlas street 0 WHOLESALE COAL. F. GBELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND encher, 1810 California_street. o —_— SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBIT!NG. VAN BANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 798 ROOSL'S OM, BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & r&n a. CARPENTEES AND BVILDERS C. B. MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, ‘paper hanging and signs, brick work and plas’ tedng. Office, 400 8. 14th st., telephone 40, - WANTED TO BOREOW RROW 36000 FOR - y 12 ner cent, to be paid in monthly instaliments’ of ccurlty given. Addres D, Bee office, cil Blufts. M55 19 DENTI}TS DR. GEORGE 8. N Paxton block 16th and Farnam DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST. DR, PAUL, NIGHT SOHOOLS ROOSE'S OM. BUSINESS COLLEGE, 15 & vl.)’nf FURNACES. GEST FURNACE MADE, SOFT COA consuming and hard coal furnaces, nice Works, 108-110-112 N.-11th st. SMOKE Eagle C OPTICIANS. THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. SCIENTIFIC opticians 1408 Farnam st., opposite Paxton hotel. Eyés examined free. £ JOB rn.wz'nl G. REED JOB PRINTING CO. FINE PRINTING of all kinds. 17th st, Bee bullding. 58 PAWNBMK.EEB MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. wTE LAWN MOW. W sl [RAZORS, SHEARS, CLIP| BRS, A. L. Undeland, W6 & U’PBOLBTEB}NG UPHOLSTERING VERY CHEAP THIS MONTIL M. 8. Waikin, 311l Cuming. Tel. 08 _____ HORSES WINTEEMD ADDRESS BARTON & PHELPS, Tel. K N. Y. Life Bidg A BXOYOLEB PERSONAL. NTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. uix Far. U333 FOR RENT- URNISHED ROOMS. W nlulp ROOMS. 134 DOUGLAS VIAVI: HOMBE TREATMENT FOR LA nv"-uh book and consultation free. Addres e 8, o Viavi Co., M6 Bee bids. Lady attgndant. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN all kinds of coal | 308 Farnam street, Correspondence solicited £ SCHOEDSACK, TWIN CITY DY VORKS, WAL Faroam ‘sireel. Dyeing of every descilp: tem and dry cleaning. . 0. DAXON. @ N WTH. AL TEIIT BUREAU. SUES & CO., 8Solicitors. Bee Bulldine OMAHA. Neh. Advies FRE®. THR GRE: Voukete Price® Writien guarantc By an i e druice it s Uriental Medloal SOLD by Kuhn & and J. 3 60 0 packags. HINDOC TEMEDY YRODUCES THE ABOYE ut sarcly elly carriod in vest SLx {07 85,00 with 8 e or money refuuded, Don't on hiwving INDAPO, 1t ..:.‘n; t, o Wil Send it propald. rope., Chicago, Iil., or our agests. Co., Cor. 15th and Douglass Sts., too A. Fuller & Co,, Cor. 14th and Douglass Sts., OMAHA, NEB. GUPIDENE" Curer tne effects of sell< ,use, excesses, emi .ions, |mpulc|u. var.cucels and constl ation. One dollar & ox, Blx for . For gale by THE GOOD- MAN = DRUG CO. Omaha, Neb. Leaves (BU Omaha|Union” Dep . ... 4:®pm. Tk, Hills, Gittpm. Nebrasion ‘Lincin_ L NGTON Senver “& MO, RIVER |Arrives Omaha pot, 10th & Mason St sover Express Mont. & Puget Snd. Ex. Express, Local (except ocal_(except_Sunday 7i50pm . 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Louls Express.. o ITY & PA! & Depot 1jth and ‘Webster Ste.” | Omaha .St Paul Li L. 9idbam Lenves| SIOUX CITY & PACIF Arrives OmabaiUnion Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Leaves| UNION PACIFIC. Omaha|Union Depot, Kearney Express. ... Overland ' Fiyer " WABASH TAL n Depot. 10th & Maso |Arrives 10th & Mason Sta| Omaha Stromsb'g Bx. (ex. 8 acific Express Fast Mall... WAY. JArriv, Sta.| Owmaha auia Cancon Ball IT STO0D THE TEST WELL Splendid Qualities of Reynolds Furnace as 8hown by Expert Examination, INVENTION OF AN OMAHA ENGINEER Detalled Report of an Tuvestigation Laste ing for m Weok-—A1l Points Sought for Seom to Have Been Gatned, As the result of nearly a week's Investiga- furnace far surpasses any construction this type which I have ever had oceasion examine. An Inspection of the working draws Ings from which the furnaces are built will convince the most skeptical that the brick work {8 of the most substantial and lasting character. The brick work carries nothing but its own welght and s of ample thickness. The alr spaces undoubtedly add to the life of the brick work by carrylng away the heat. In the ‘contracted throats, where the tems poratures range from 3,000 to 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit, the arches are constructed of fire brick of the most refractory character, 80 designed and supported as to appear als most ndestructible. The repairs in five years at the Florence plant were unimportant and accomplished at a nominal cost. “Although the resuits obtained are o ox- ceptionally high, an inspection of the records indicate that the fire could have been handled to even better advantage. The ash analysis tion last August, during which Smoke Com- | Shows thero was some 20 per cont of un- missfoner W. H. Bryan of St. Lo S ey hatraag Bk i s b o ryan of St. Louls subjected | 1 ioeogiing to note the efficiency of the Flo tho lurnaces at the the American Water Works plant at Florence to a most rigorous sclentific test, he has prepared an exhaustiv report of the conditions and capacity of the furnace, comprehending its construction, durability and its efficiency as a smoke con- sumer, a steam producer and a fuel saver. In the course of his report Mr. Br: n says cnce plant as a whole. Assuming that the | large Allis pumping engine is developing & horso power with twelve pounds of water per hour, a figure probably above the true state of affairs, the management is maintaining one-horse power with a consumption of 1,42 pounds of coal per hour, a result which I do not_believe 1 reached, oertanily not ex- ceeded, by any of the steam plants in the “The furnace Is the invention of Frank | Mississivpl valley, if, indecd, It is beaten any= where with fuel of this character. Roynolds of Omaha, chief engineer of the i) -Gt i plant. It is of the fire brick arch or checker | Use Brown’s Bronchial Troches for coughs, work style of furnace, combined with hollow | colds and all other throat troubles, ‘‘Pre- walls for pre-heating the air. The fire box | eminently the best."—Rev. Heary Ward is bullt entirely independent of and away | Beecher. TANPE S e, from the boiler. The gaseous products of STANDING BEAR IN OMAHA, combustion in passing over the bridge wall traverse a contracted opening and ars fmme diately deflected downward by a hanging wall, They then emerge into a combustion chamber of liberal dimensions, the exit from which is through another contfacted throat area or checker work of fire brick. From this point the gases take the usual course lkruugh boller tubes to the chimney. Re oknizing the value of an ample supply of oxygen properly distributed and pre-heated, the Inventor made use of hollow side walls The air is admitted into the walls and passes through channels of considerable height, but limited width, the channels being separated from the furnace proper by only the linings and arches, which are always of high tem- perature. This construction not only absorbs to a large extent the heat usually lost by radiation, but returns it to the furnace, one channel ‘discharging immediately over the fire at the front end of the grate, the other immediately behind the bridge wall at the entrance to the combustion chamber. “The bofler is of the Reynolds vertical type, not differing except in detail from the ordinary vertical internally fired boiler common in small plants, It is, however, eighteen 'feet over all, six foet external diam- eter, with 124 two and a half inch tubes, six- teen feet long, only thirteen feet of which, however, other threo feet passing through the steam space of tho boiler. The standard form of construction is departed from in this In stance to the extent of cutting away most of the boiler, there being an annular ring two feet high and five feet wide. This construc- tion permits the most thorough interming ling of the heated gases with the water. The boiler rests directly on the brick work of the furnace, immediately above the last fire throat. HOW THE TEST WAS MADE. “Tho test was made In close accordance with the rules of the American Soclety of Mechanical Engineers. ~The usual firemen handled the fires. Ordinary slack coal was used and the boiler was operated In all re- spects as if in everyday service, except that it was pushed beyond its ordinary capacity. The furnace and boiler were well heated b fora the test, at which time the water level, thickness and condition of the fire bed, steam pressure, etc, were noted on logs and brought to the same condition at the close of the test. Frequent and regular observa- tions were taken and noted on the logs cover- ing the steam pressure, chimney draft, tem- perature of room, chimney, feed water, as well as on the Barrus calorimeter, to deter- mine the character of the steam as to dry ness. Special observers looked after the: coal and water logs, an independent tally record ol which was kept to.insure a check on the logs. The draft was measured in the up- take leading from the boiler to the smoke flue, some twenty feet aboye the level of the grates, The draft was by no means good, be- cause eight other boilers were using the same chimney. ““As to smoke abatement, two charts were taken, each of an hour's duration and of dif- ferent conditions of service. The results worked up by means of a planimeter showed an average of 2.79 per cent, a most excel- lent result, considering the fact that eight boilers wero connected with the same chim- ney, all being fired irregularly, different doors being left open. It will readily be seen that if each independent boiler should make a light cloud of smoke while being fired the result would be quite a perceptible cloud of smoke. In no case, however, was the smoke bad, and the occasfonal puffs were never black and continuzd but a few seconds, although the boiler under test was being crowded beyond its nominal capacity. Ob- servations of this and other chimneys con- nected with the Reynolds furnace indicate that under normal conditions the furnace is practically smokeless. No smoke was made when the fires were being cleaned, and in this the Reynolds furnace differs from most of the improved devices; in fact, the only time that smoke was visible at all was when the fires were carelessly handl:d, or when they were allowed to get dirty and were forced considerably beyond their usual ca- pacity. DEGREE OF EFFICIENCY. “The efficiency of the furnace was extra- ordinarily good. The plant realized 79.4 per cent of the heat value of the coal. The or dinary boiler and ‘furnace rarely reach 60 per cent, and that is only with the best coal and the most skillful management. he capacity was equally high, the boiler running 68.77 per cent above the usual rat- ing. The most surprising result is shown of evaporating, nearly four pounds from, and at 212 degrees per square foot of heating sur- face, and of developing and maintaining a horse power with less than nine square feet of heating surface, with a boiler composed largely of two and a hali-inch tubes. “In respect to safety, the Reynolds furnace ranks among the best. The furnace proper is in no way connected with the boiler proper and there s no pipe work under pressure and no complicated mechanism of any naturé; in fact, the improved results following from clean heating surfaces, due to the absence of soot, and the uniform temperature, due to the use of the arch and checker work should Increase the safety of the boiler plant as a_whole. “No extra degree of skill is required to se- cure proper results in the handling of the Reynolds furnace. Considerable time should always be given in the raising of steam, so that the walls may be heated gradually and uniformly, and in a short time the brick work will become white hot, and when the gases first given off by the disintegrating mass of coal pass through the contracted throats, which are maintained at high tem- peratures, they are thoroughly mixed and thelr combustion effected under the most favorable circumstances. Repeated observa- tions showed that only rarely were the gases passing through the last throat colored to a perceptible degree. “Any ordinary boiler can be changed to (he Reynolds setting in a week's time, and even less, if absolutely necessary. EXCELS IN DURABILITY. “In the matter of durability, the Reynolds Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry fe” Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pltcher s castofla. 50 is available as heating surface, the Sloux Friend of the Soldier Mukes & Call General Brooke, “Standing Bear,” one of the most pro- gressive of the Sioux Indians, called upon General Brooke at army h day afternoon. Bear was accompanied by two sergeants of company I, Twenty first ine fantry (Indians), now stationed at Fort Omaha. The general's gnest stood as solid $and straight as a statue, and In replying to questions never moved' a muscle except his lip Four years ago this winter, when the Sioux went on the war path, and attempted to whip all of the whites and half of the United States army at the Plne Ridge agency, Standing Bear left his tepee and went over (o the soldiers, belleving that his brethren were wrong in making fight against the whites, The Bear 1s not a Sioux chief, and thi chances are he never will be, but at the same time he Is one of the most progressive and intelligent Indians now living on_the Pine Ridge reservation. When Standing Bear left his kin and appealed to General Brooke for protection and offered assistance in gulding the soldiers across the weary wastes toward the hills where the battle of Wounded Knee was fought, his ofter was accepted. To substantate the t that he was a good Indlan, Bear went out and brought quarters yester- into the soldiers' camp sixty-five other Sioux Indians, who claimed that they were ready and willing to help the white soldiers In their fight These sixty-six redskins promised to be £00d and showed by their actions and dress that t had forsaken the blanket and tepee, and were anxious to take up the ways of the white man. General Brooke gave them employment as scouts and guides, and every one fulfilled his trust. After the Indian war was over General Brooke caused to be made a medal for these sixty-six good Indians and presented it to them. Yesterday wifng Bear wore the general’s medal on his breast and was as proud of it as.any prince with a king's decoration. After paying his respects to General Brooke Standing Bear asked for a letter of recoms mendation and the general wrote a note on war department paper stating that Standing Bear was a good Indian and had assisted United States troops when in need of & guide. Before returning to Pine Ridge Standing Bear will visit bis friends in com- pany I at Fort Omaha for a few days, While Standing Bear has great respeet and adwiration for General Brooke and has made aq effort to conform to the rules of the army when In milltary circles, he is a lttle nry on some matters of military etiquette. While the two soldiers who accompanied him on his vigit to the general were backing from the room, according to the army custom, and saluting the general as they retired, Stand- ing Bear was unmoved. When his business had been completed he threw formality. to the winds and with a brief “Mornin’, gen- eral,” strode from the room with an un- consiclous dignity that commanded even Gen- eral Brooke's smiling admiration. - Life is so short. Cook's Extra Dry Tm- perial Champagne will help you to enjoy it. It aids digestion and will prolong it. WESTERN P INSIONS, of the Late War Remembered by 1o General Gove x WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—(Special)—Pen- slons granted, Issue of November 2, were: Nebraskn: Original—Joseph F. Reldridge, 1k , Iy a8, In Thomas M. Scott, McCook, Red Willow. Original widows, ete, Veteran, O ~Minors of Herman Neff, Sterling, Johnson. Towa: Orieina'—Samuel Guyer, Dunkerton, Black Hawk; Willlam P. Tiffany, Daven: ort, Scott; Salmon B. Sayre, Whitten, fariin. Increase—Russel Miller, Malcom, Poweshiek. Relssue—Joseph . Hopkinson, Afton, Union. Original widows, etc.—Mincrs of Jucob Kendrix, Macedonia, Pottawatta- mie. South Dakota: Original—Louls Meyer, Hartford, Minnehaha; Robert D. Hannah, age, Miner. Renewal, relssue and int ephaniah Eills Canton, Lincoln, Increase—Charles W. England, Templeton, Original widiwe, etc.-ksneth kwana, Brule. Colorado; Relssue—Henry Yerkes, Canon City, Fremont, « ——————— The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. train, leaving Union depot at 6 p. m., makes exact connection at Sabula, Ia., for Mi =ippi river points north, arriving at Dubuque Paul fast 6:40 a. m., North McGregor 8:40 a. m., La Crosse 11:15 a. m., St. Paul 2:45 p. m. Ticket office, 1504 Farnam street. e P News for the Army. WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—(Special ' Tele- gram.) jr., s a Second Lieutenant John C. Gilmore, gned to battery M, Fourth artil- lery, vice Second Lieutenant Waiter A, Bethel, transferred to battery C. Major Willlam 8. Stanton” and Captain Frederick V. Abboit, Engineer corps, are detalled as members ‘of the board provided for by an act of congress, August 17, 184, to investigate and report upon the subject of a_channel through the outer bar at Brunswick, Ga., claimed to have been se- cured by Sr. €' P. Goodyear. Second Licutenant Alfred C. Merrilat, lighth cavalry, Fort Myer, will join his station at Fort Meade, and {5 granted leave of one month. First Licutenaot Robert F. Ames, Eighth infantry,” will report at Cheyenne for duty with the Wyoming National Guards, i s Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trogs tles. Trial size, 25 cents. All druggists, e ¥. W, €, A, Notic The French class of the Young Women's Christian association will meet this week in room No. 1 of the Omaha Commereial col- lege, over the Boston store. Oregon Kidney Tea cures nervous heade aches. Trial size, 25 cents. All drugglsts. piteoddamiiy THE BREALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record November 14, 1894: WARRANTY DEEDS, € F Patterson and wife to Biisabeth Nel- son, sw aw 17-15-10 e b 1,000 Chubbuck and wife to” i1 il Harder, of'% block 2, Van Camp's ad: C R and C A Turner t ©'C Turner, oty # and 9, block 5, Summit Place ... L 3 A Thompson and wife to M 8 Thompaon, A 0x132 feet in lot 6, Capitol add . 5 H O Devries to Linwood Park Latd Gom- . lots 1 and %, block 18, Hanscom o P v ooy L. 8,000 3 Gregory ‘et ul, executor, to M 'H Pacey et al. 1ot 6, block 351, Omaba woberie: 4 8 MeCormick et al to P J Kunz, 1ot 16, block 13, Deer park R B Curtis to 3 R Grant, ot 8, biook '3, () b s Rl gy o 4,000 8 N Bailey and wite {0 Jowiph Deardortt et al, lot 13, block 10, Bhull's creeee 2000 QUIT CLAIM DERDS. P Gould et al to Willlam Rocheford, arts tax 10t 13, In ne 31613 Lo 1 to ¥ P Gould, parts of G : to Willlam ' Rochetord, 10t Hunt's subdiy o asmatateacai ol o o ¥ P Goliid, ol 3, midkiiv "o ot i i 81, South Omaha ... ’ Same to same, lot 3%, Millard & (s add.. Total amount of Lruns{erd iuives