Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 23, 1894, Page 7

e THE OMAHA BAILY BEE: FRIDAY, WPOT h m.fl‘x wa TTA o NOVEMBER 23, TAMOD 1891 UP TO DATE PEOPLE It ia preserving fime; but the best “art proervative" is that which makes® /ams in the store ~vy advertising, will see the economny 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 thess little ads at a trifling expense. PRl THE BEE GETS ‘EM— 17 WORDS ‘Advertisements for these columns will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening, and until 9:00 P. m. for the morning and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered check, can have answers addressed to u numbered letter in care of The Bee. Answers so nddressed will De delivered upon presentation of the check only. Rates, 1l4c a word first insertion, lc a_word atter. Nothing token for less than 2o for first insertion. These advertisements must run consecutively. FOR 25 CENTS. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE -STORY BRICK BUILDING, 9§16 Farnam streot. The bullding has a fire- proof, cement basement, t heat- ing fixtures, water on all floors, gas, Ap- ply at the office of The Bee. 9 WANTED-»TO RENT. RIVATE FAMILY, NO CHIL- ust_be corner ete. 1 WANTED—IN dren, 3 rooms with bath for 3 adults; not over 10 to 15 minutes walk from 16th and Farnam. Address C 41, Dee. K—220-22% MONEY TO LOAN —-REAL ESTATE. LIFB INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON o bought. F. O. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 818 N.Y. LIFE, loans at low rates for cholee wecurity braska and lowa arms or Omaha ety property. MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS county, Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate. Fidelity Trust Co., 1703 nlhl“ ;\;' ON IMPROVED OMAHA Love & Co., Paxton blk MONEY TO LOAN real estate, Hrennan, in Ne- | LOST—COCKER amN'm CSHORT TAIL, white breast, white haiiilliower 1ip. Return to 2029 Douglas and receive reward STRAYED OR STOLEN-MONDAY, NOV. 13, an Trish setter, 5 monfim oM pup, dark red | entire, Ao collar on, namb' “Max." ‘{nformation | thankfully recelved. Return to 1900 Binncy st Sultably rewarded. Ed J. Tennan Lost 271-240 PURBE, WITH | tontaining sum of 1260; " Iiberal o M2T8 23* i - SR T LOST: LADIES BLAGH,, owner's full name in & money and_promissory (Hote for reward for return of sae fo Pee MONEY_TO LOAN_AT LOWEST RATES. THE 0. F. Davis Co., 1666 Farnam W31 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON ImETon A end @himproved Omana real estate, 110 § yeors. Fidelity Trust Co., 1708 h‘r\v;::l;n LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property, $3,000 and upwards, 6 to 7 per cent; no delays. W, Faruam Smith & Co., 139 l;“l'rr;x:m CHAS, W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. BK., BLDG, A \ REAL BSTATE bic, bl Wi VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS 3. \W. Squire, 28 Dee bldg. W36 WE HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLL. for short time paper or first ciass mtge. H. H. Harder & Co., ground floor, liec MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA al 6 por cent. W. B. Melkle, lst Nat. STARR, 615 N. Y. Life bldg. Wss1 LOWEST CITY LOANS, C. A FARM LOANS AT Pusey & Thomas, lst Natl. CITY AND rates. MONEY 10 LOAN—CHATTELS. HOTEL BARKER, 1TH AND JONES TS, 7 rooma ‘at #1060 per duy. 7, 50 rooms at $2.000 per day. Speclal rates to commercial travele Room | and board by week or month, Frank Hilditch, ABTNA HOUSE 1ith and Dodge. (EUROPEAN), ooms by day or week Mas1 S HOTEL, 9TH AND HARNE m heat, electric bells, telephone, Laths, e cellent culsene, elegant rooms; $1.00 per day; $0.00 and_upwards per week M340 H. K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR A embaimer, 1613 Chicago o, tolephone %. SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDE embaimers, 1701 Cuming st., t SRTAKER AND 1407 Farnam st G W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8. 16th ST. 365 balmer, PLVMBERS MONEY T0 LOAN ON FURNITURE, horses, wagons, etc., at lowest ratés no_removal of goods; strictly connidential; you can pay the loan off at auy me or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 36 8. 16th street. Xi LOAN ON_PERSONAL PROP- Lite bldg. X8 MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture, planos, horses, wagons or any kind of ehattal Becutily st lowsst posatble tatparaviich you can back at any time and in any Amount: PIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE GO Room 4, Withnell block. X349 B. HADDOCK, BLOCK. X350 PLANOS, MONEY TO erty. Harvin Loan Co., 01 N. 3. ROOM 421 RAMGE BITUATIONS WANTED‘ BUSINESS CHANCES. AN WANTS board while attending o ccllege, 15th and Farnam. BITUATION WANTED DY EX censed engineer and steamfitter, 19, Bee, Council Bluffs. WANTED, PERMANENT position by gent eep any set of dress C 28, Bel PLACE TO BARN lege. Rooses’ Business OR TEMPORARY man thoroughly competent to 00ks; best of references. Ad- A—MOT 26% WANTED—-MALE HELP. WANTED—A FEW PERSONS IN to do writing; send stamp for of particulars. J. Woodbury, 127 N. Y. City. WANTED—EXPERIENCE &0 to Sheridan, Wyo. Coal Co., 1605 Farn ACH PLACE page book W. 42d_street, B—313 COAL MINERS TO Avply at Gtiice Stieridan M—322 CARRTAGES, BUGGIES, ETC., STORED, P. J. Karbach & Sons. Cor. 15th and Howard Sta DEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. 8. gov. bonded warehouse. Household = goods Bored. " Lowest rates, 1013-1015 Leavenworth, ——— e WANTED--TO BUY. CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN ©old line companies. Send description. A. K. Brocklesby, Box 2, Hartford, Conn Y—MB830-DI4* FOR RENT, A _GOOD STORE ROOM, 2xTs 3 0 posfoffice, in good southern Nebraska town of having only two general and one feet, with' brick-walled cellar, next door 1,000 people, drug sto Neb. Address C 23, care Bee, Omaha, —Mss9 23 FREE—-PLUMBING OF EVERY KIND, GAS, steam & ot water heatlng: sewerage, 313 S. 16, 36— PLUMBING STEAM AND .16, 367 PLUMBING, GAS FITTING 2608 Cuming street. M58 DI* —_— BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. HOW TO GET A HOME OR BECURE GOOD Interest on savings. Apply to Omahu L. & B. Ass'n, 1704 Bee Lidg. G. M. Nattinger, Sec. 356 JOHN ROWE & CO., hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes, 421 ED LAWRENCE, and drain layin SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASS'N PAY 6.7, 8 per cent when 1, 2. 3 years old, always redéemable. 1704 Farnam st.,’ Nattinger, Soc. 1 HAY AN D GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY DY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE AEL Bnyder, 1515 Burt st. Tel 110 THE GREATEST PURIFIER $.5.5 FOR THE BLOOD. Remedy cul quickty A pe fonity 8l nbrvons diseases, such ' Woak Momors, Loss of Bram Power, Headache, Wakefulnoss, Lost Vitallty, nightiy emissic evildreams, ims potency and wasting disenses by vouthful Bevors or exee 2 ho opiaten. nerve tonlo an er. Makes the pale and puny strong and plump. _Easily carried 11 vest kot M1 per box; @ 1or B By mail '»n-plld BTtk a'writtengharaatog foonrs of aionsy rolunaes. WHt6 ua for free madien boak, st reniad 1 TAin. wrkppor. whith Eonthine Loz iombmini o 1R ToPorsngos: Tt conanltns B o I BN Masonic Temple, Chicago, il o SOLD IN OMAHA, NEB., BY SHERMAN & Mo, CONNEL 3 l")lll‘."fi. KUHN & CO. =t TOUGLAS, VICKERS & MERCHANT, IWARD STREETS. A For 30 days wa TO OTH willgive atoooth BR USH brush with each F REE. Physician’s P RESCRIPTION Our Pricesare Low. We are AOOURATEAND RELTABLE, The Aloe & Penfod Co 1408 FARNAM STREGST. THE LION DRUG HOUSA. WHOLESALE HAY, We are always on the 1402-4-6 Nicholas s grain and mill stuff. market to buy or sell. LIVE MERCHANT, WITH run a firat-class general WANTED, A GOOD, suMcient eapital fo merchandise store. Best opening in state. further information address W. J. Crandall, secretary Business Men's association, Firth, WANTED TO BUY—CLAIMS OF JUDGES AND clerks of election; alto reglatrars. DUt Green, room 8, Barker block. “PRITCHARD, 1713 FAR'M NS5 CITY & CO. CLAIMS. beck-Linn Hardware Co.'s Bullders' hardware and mechanics’ tion Saturday evenings. W. celver, 1404 Douglas st., Omaha, N MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS steady employment at g 1616 Douglas st B-Mi02 D10 WANTED, MEN; WHY BE DY ED when we will pay salary to_men to canvass household goods? = American Wring oward street. CAN »d pay by calling at ADVERTISING SOLICITORS, TO WORK EACH county; good result to a worker; only expe- rienced men wanted; no personai_interviews. Box 23, Sidney, Ia. B—M120 25% LABORERS, STATION ~MEN, ork near Memphis; guaranteed work. Kramer's lbor_agency, 11th ‘and Farnam stret. 3—-M251 250 IDENT AGENTS TO SELL trade our line of domestic Torelgn wodiens. - Chicapes Woolen " Co FIRST-CLASS L make all Kinds ud whop; steady teed. Address B—M2Z7 4 TEAMSTERS, TO and around butches saugagen, and occasionally job_ and good w estplalen Bros., Al SALESMAN, SALARY AND BXPENSES; hotel night clerk: dry goods clerk; collector ployment buréau, 124 Farnam street, B—M27 23% . WANTED— FEHALE HELP. WANTED, A FIRST-C nam_ street. WANTED—A NEAT GIRL, ABOUT 14 ° old to help at light housework. 817 So. CLASS COOK. oot = 19th st. FOR RENT-—-HOUSES. HOUSES, F. LING, K. BARKER BLOCK. D=315 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE . F. Farnam. D--31§ AL BLK. L3817 FOR RENT-TWO $-ROOM ELEGANT DRICK houses; all modern convenlences; 1 block from Walnui Hill motor, $25. Comptrolier's offie, * _b-3 3 LOT, Call and see Fidelity Trust cu., D1 KBLKENNY & CO. R. 1, CONTIN FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE, $.00, FULL § In Iocd repair. SRN FLAT 8 BLOCKS from Bee building, .00, Omaba Real and Trust Co., room 4, Bee bldg. I WILL GIVE $25,000 CASH FOR %-FOOT LOT on Farnam or Douglas between 15th and 1gth. 3. J. Gibson, 817 First Nat'l ROLLER TOP DESK. PRITCHARD, 1712 FAR- nam. 1245 "OND-HAND BOOK ‘Antiquarian book store, BOUGHT FOR CASH. 1519 F r N--860-D14 — e FOR SALE—-FURNITURE. PAYMENTS BASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. Low prices on furniture and household goods. Enterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N, 16th st. ANITURE AUCTION AT il Funua ST m. Robt. Wells, FU Saturdays, 10 MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE . wholesale If taken by Dec. 1 Lewls, Atlantic, FOR EXCHANGE. A _GOOD LOT IN ST OB change for young, Lamoreaux Bros., Ta. EAST OMAHA TO BEX otk | Hordes 306 8. 16th. BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGE Notice—Hard time de it possible to got hold of g and take facm correspondence. 3. J. Gibson, 817 T HAVE A GOOD LOT WORTH $600 WHI! will trade for good equity in a five or sx-room house. Give particulars as to location and en cumbrance. Address C #4, Bee office, CLOSING OUT ture, stoves, etc. TIRE STOCK OF FURNI- L. Altman, 808 N. 16th. TO TRADE, NEW PARKER HAMMERLESS gun, for horse, buggy or double harn Ad- dre C 45, Bee. Z- FOR SALE--HORS:8, WAGONS,ETO. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, For TYPEWRITERS. STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OF 'ER sale should make you suspiclous; funny they are mostly Smith's. Try one and you will understand why. Full line of supplies. Smith- Premier Co., 1ith and Farnam, telephone 1384 3 D FOR CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS . MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUIL] paner hanging and signs, brick work and p tering. Office, 409 S. 14ih st., telophone 40 STOVE REFAIRS, 4{»&; DIFFERENT Doufll:l: street, 380 STOVE REPAIRS FOR makes of stoves. Wal nections o specialty. Omaha_Stove Repair Wmu i3 OPTICIANS. & PENFOLD. C 1408 ‘Farnam ., Byes exumined 15ce. THE_ALOE apticians, hotel, SCIENTIFLC opposite Pagirn ~ CORNIOE. et iron_cornices. 1722 St. Mary's ave. FOR SALE, SHETLAND PONY, and cart; cheap. 12 South 15th’str GARDEN LANDS, fice, casy terms. 5 MILES FROM POSTOF- Call at 90 N. Y. Life, RE—32 FOR SALE_MISCELLANEOUS. IF YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; MACKIN- toshes, Tubber boots, arctics, syringes of all Kinds; gas tubing; all Omaha Tent and awning Co. CHEAPFST CHICK N AND ORNAMENTAL fence made. C. R. Lee, %1 Douglas. Q—8%7 “FOUR BLOCKS Tom Anderson. Q-ui1 D1g* MAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT bridge Bros., 117 So. 17th. CORN FODDER FOR SALE north Lead works, Ea Omaha. HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, F. K. Dariing, Earker block. RI-53 FOR SALE—NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE; CEL- lar, clstern, city water; cor. 3th and Sahler; #1,350 00; long time. Inquire 1313 Farnam. Sam- uel Burns. RE—354 7-R. COMFORTABLE HOME; PAVED STREET, wer connection, ‘trees, 14 miles from P. 0.} a bargain at §2,00.00. F. D. Wead, 16th and l»«.uxm RE—M252 24 BARGAINS, le or trade. HAGLE CORNICE WOR Jo1 EPENE- ter, prop., 108, 110, 112 N. difh. Estab, 1861, 354 WHOLESALE COAL. JOINSON BROS. all kinds of c Farnam streef DYE WORKS. SCHOEDSACK, TWIN_ CITY DYE: 1621 Farnam ‘street. Dyeing of every de tion and dry_cleaning. WHOLESALE DEAL Correspondence solfelted. S IN 1008 CHOICE GARDEN LANDS, 65 MILES FROM Omaha _postofiice, 10 to 160 mcres, some_trade. N. D. Reyes, 61f Paxton bik. RE-365 ST CLASS BAS] C. Belden, 1911 Cass st. PIANO FOR RENT OR 8. Dank, 14 South 16th street i3 SQUARE —_— FARM LANDS, C.F. HARRISON, 012 N.X. L 618 IRA B. MAPES, FIRE INSURANCE, real estate, 819 First Nat'l bank bldg.' Tel. 585, RE-171-N26 MXSChLLANEOUB. DIRT AT THE CORNER OF HARNEY FREE and_29th_ave. S BARGAIN—180 TO 1,50 ACRES OF land 6 miles from Omaha P. O. cheap, Liberal terms. Address C 13, Bee, Omaha. RE—$05-D11 R—232-26° FOR RENT, ELEVEN ACRES GARDEN land, house and barn; cash rental. 202 St. Mary's avenue. R-—-M254 28% CLAIRVOYANTS, GOOD FIVE-ROOM COTTAGES, 0 PER montn. L. B, Skinner, 310 N, ¥. Lits HOUSES, G. G. WALLACE, 812 BROWN DLK. D—144-N35 WITH BATH, 33 California DM JTH AND Bquire, 248 Bee bldg, D-Mes DER PLACE CHEAPEST 6-ROOM COTTAGE, I city. Reduced to $15.00. FOUR-ROOM MODERN FLATS, Leavenworth, W, NICE LARE HOU cheap till_spring. HOUSES; BENAWA & CO., 108 N. BTH D761 SE OF § ROOMS AND BARN Inquire at 422 8. 15th st. D856 DECEMBER, HOUSE OF §ood repalr; 110 North 23th street; block from car line. Inquire John Hamiin, ent, 2623 Charles street. D—MSGY FIRST CLASS, MODERN 12R00M HOUSE 2019 Binney; $40.00, Withyell, 207 N. Y, lLllt Ty 1 3R, 1 D233 D1 WILLIAMS M249 D20* FOR RENT, HO on Park Ave. . 18T OF 1 311 WOOLWORTH AVE.; nia st oM R, Culifo FouR- street. NINE ROOM HOUSE, MODI __month; 22 Davenport st Nll RENT, L ANT ¥ house, all modern improvements, 304 COTTAGE, 616 D RN, PER “3ROOM 108 NISHED No. RENT-_THE Pruyn place, 157 N. Poppleton’s; ‘large ele Improvements, large barn, Enquire of C. 8. Chase, FOR RENT, CHEAP FOR THE one 8-room house, three b-room Seott, Omaha Nat'l FOR RENT, A LARGE COT first-clasa order, large yard, N. B and Cuming streets; a splendid loc doctor to have residence and offh Brunner, room 1, Ware block. D- FOR RENT, FINE BRI Avenus, opposite Hanscom modern conveniences. _ Inqul 153 Park avenue, or 209 N, ’ cor. 19th tion for & A FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. FURNIBIED ROOM, NICELY FURNISHED South room; all modern uln\fllhm v-, including heat, M7 Dodge strect B-936 2% VERY DESIRADLE FURNISHED AND UN- furnished rooms, With board. 212 §, B great. HEALTH, WEALTH AND HAPPINESS BY consulting the highly gifted clairvoyunt, Prof. Almeda; one Wwho will ~make you 'happy and successful through life; correct advice on business changes, lawsuits, marriages, di- vorces; brings the separated together, causes happy marriage with the one you love, over- comes your enemies, removes bad habits, in- terprets dreams, glvés you good luck, and toils whers t0 go and what to do to be successful tho future foretold without mistake; reunit the separated without fail; those Who have been deceived by so-called clairvoyants, before giving_up In despalr, consult the professor, g 15th street, ‘flat A. Hours, 9 to Letters with stamp promptly answered. B—Ms30.27¢ THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT AND palmist, the 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 busin; .hm.. journeys, marriages, law- suits, family, etc., ‘call on the madame and be convinced she 'has no equal; letters con- talning stamp prompily answered; business strictly confidentlal. Hours, 9 to 9. 1617 Chi- cago street ‘S—Mos0 o¢ MRS. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, R llable businéss medium; 7th year at 119 N. 19th, 3 MASSAGE. BATHB ETC. SM 1BTH, 1D FLOOR, alcohol tam, sl —Madl 240 MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1 _DODGE, MADAM SMITH, 82 8. Toom 3: massage, vapor, vhurine and sea baths. LADIES' TURKISH BATH; HOURS, 1 9 p. m. Beauty culture pariors, from Karbach bldg. to 105-110 Bee bldg. PERSONAL. MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. 831 180 Far. U VIAVI; OR LADIE Health book and consultation free. Address of call Viavi Co., 346 Bee bidg. Lady attendant. 5% AULADAUGH FUR CO. BEAL SACKS AND fur capes made to order in very lutest styles. Room 301 Karbach block. Telephone 1512, U—MI32N25 MPTION, COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONS asthma, bronchitis and catarrh. Home trea | ment 8 per month. 3 days trial free trea ment. Room 810, N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha CRRTRANTHEMUMET HESS & BWOHODA, forts Paxton hotel; tel. 1501 U—484-D2 AKER, FOR i removed to 8. first door north of ['u\lL\I‘li OSCAR SUNDE 12 years with G 1ith str 336-D1 FOR RENT, TWO ROOM: fl‘.ll\_ m ll»o JBMth street. 4 ROOMS, BINGLE OR 120 C e aaLs MODERN; E—117-25¢ FURNISHED BOOIB AND BDAkD. ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD Du las. F—M991 RENT, BOUTH ROOM WITH ward st FRONT nooic. WITH BOARD, BOARD, iaze 3 DOUGLAS. F-103 DIT* UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. Fous " y 2 t ROOMS, STEAM HEAT. t N l.n;r.u PROF. ANDE hypnotist and scientific hyg hysicla or a sh TAMOUS and magnetic . 17th sireet, Qmaha, mering_cured immediately o charges; and hearing given born mutes. No difterence what your trouble or who has falled (o cure; call and see him; positive proof of ability shown fre Recommended by physicians, press and public | everywhere, Consultation and advice free. o m 04 p m MABSAGE ELECTRO chiropodist. Mme. Post, spe Office hours, § U—Mu33 2 THERMAL DATHS, 519% 8. 15th st U-sit 'HE BE| BRLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure. 199 Farnam street, M HOME, VERY CHEAP 2019 Binhey st. RE—918 CITY WATER, EAST OF ¥. D. Wead, 16th and RE-M22 2 MODERN 12 ROOM and on easy terms. COTTAGE AND LOT, Hanscom park, $650.00, Douglas. GRWAT BARGAINS Which must be sold within the next few days. B 1t on Cuming st Double store in Dupont Place. 4-room cottage in Lowe's addition. 10-room house in Credit Foncler, and lots of it, ground $3xI47. $2,000 Lot in Creston for §800. And other BIG BARGAIN. Fidelity Trust Company, fine fruit 1702 Farnam st. RE—239 FINE WALNUT HILL PROPERTY, 7-R. house and large barn, $2,000.00; a $3,000.00, 00; Douglas, A at 0 per cent. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR NEAT FIVE OR SI room cottages, must be snaps. for all Fidelity Trust company, 1702 WANTED, FOR A CUSTOMER, 9-room modern house in Hanscom cinity; must be cheap for cash, _company, 1703 Farnam strcet. EXCHANGES AND SALES; farms, merchandise. Lt CITY PROF Garvin Bros., 1% BLOCKS snap; $1.050.00. "RE- M52 3 AND 30-FOOT _LOT, i34 miles from P. O.; . Wead, 16th and Dou AIN; FOUR SEVEN city water, gas, owner must seli; desir good opportunity to s n Dale, 209 N. Y. Lite. BARG HOUSES, 2 stori rooms; only MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL “office to 200 8. 16th s SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE coal, and $3.50 ton cheaper. 1605 t; maln entrance Board of Trade. 460 DR. GEORGE 8. NASON, DENTIST, SUITH 200 Paxton block, 16th and Farnam sta. Tel. 13 810 2 DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST, M BQUEEADE COSTUMES, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN RENT Tndsquerade costumes at 14" Bouth, . ot 231-D19e —_— MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. GELLENGECK, BANJOIST AND 1810 California " street. PUPILS FOR PIANO OR ; apply at Max Meyers between 9 and 12 a. m., or address Mrs. Willmaser, Morning _Side, Councll Bluffs, Ia 867 21 DR. PAUL, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND; storage batteries recharged; electrical and gen: eral “machinists; superior work guaranteed. Omaha Electrical works, 617 and 619 8. 16th st. m CTRICAL ENGINXERS AND CONTRAC- ‘s for electric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction. Western E tric Supply Co., 413 and 420 8. 15th $6.% PER ACRE; FAMOUS BIG HORN DASI blg crops and home market; great place fo home bullding; price_good (o mber 1st; transportation free. Yellowstore Park Land & Lrrigation Asea, 8 W. Cor. 16tn & Dodge sts D) PERSONAL_LADIES' a8 hemo free or” cha Bimply ‘our way N. ’l. Lite. HAIR _SHAMPOOED by lady halr dresser. wisig. Afdrs l‘lllmnnmw MIRROKS RESILVERED. 119 » ~ BUSINESS NOTICES, N, ™ FURNACES. BEST YURNACE MADE, SOFT COAL SMOKE consuming and hard coal furnaces. Eagle Coi nico Works, 108-110-12 N. 11th st 385 WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, ' o.u.\',\ngn 1 RUPTURE PERMANENTLY CORED PAY PAY NO PAY UNTIL CURED WE RFFER YOU T0 8,000 PATIENTS. ‘Writefor Bani Referencel EXAMINATION FREE. Jdo Operation. No Detention from Businss, SEND FOR CIRCULAR. THE O. E. MILLER CO.. 207 and 308 New Ycrk Lire bdx. Omaha. A | finods Brome- l;eieru B Splondid curntive THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CC uducho, C 161 8. Westarn Avenue, CHICAGO, For sale by all druggists. Omaha. RED ROUGH HANDS Bud complexions, Udty blewmishes, and falling 3 veuted by CuTI. QURA S0AP. Mont effec. ddve kI purifying and beauti. s fying soap in the world, as p well s purest and sweetest of tollet and nursery soaps. Only garo for pimples because ouly preventive. of elogging of tho pores. Kold evcry whei omt for Norvous i ¢ Briin Kahauation, )ecpies poc or_gene \‘(eurnlvl- wlko for - oebiom, "o 0t Elaney Dicsedaree Atid sy popsia, Anwmie. ntidote for §lcchc d other axoossss. Price, 1), 25 and 80 < Horvoscent. DUFFI'S PURE MALT WHISKEY, All Druggists. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT Y. Life, Omaha. HAND, N. Ask_for circular. 798 JOB PRINTING. REED JOB PRINTING CO., FINE PRINTING of all kinds. _11th st., Beo bullding, 33 PAWNBROKERS, . MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY, 418 N. IETI' 385 PHELPS, Tel. 3425 D3 Drunkenness Or the Liguor Habit, Positively Cured BY ADMINISTERING DR. HAINES' GOLBEN SPLCIFi 1t can bo given In & cup of coffee or tea, or in ar- licles of food, without the kuowlec person taking t; 1t 1sabsolutely harmiessand will effect a pérmanent and speedy cnre, whether tho pattont 1s & moderato dribkex of an aleoholic wi . IT NEVER FAIL GUARANTEE S letd Qute i oyors Ihata {8 pagebook EREE. Addross in OLDEN SPECIFIC C0.,185 RaceSt.,Cincinnati,0. TR R Co., Lruggists, Corner 1th and Douglas sireets, Omaba. GB.INDING. RS, CLIPPERS L. Unacland, 1 BICYCLES. 03 N. 1TH. LAWY 8. 1ih, MOW- 291 0. DAXON, rBurlinginn Route NEW SHOR'I' LINE SEATTLE J. FRANCIS, Gen'l Pass'r Agent, OMAHA, NEB. W L Doucl.As 18 THE BEST, Nolauummz. Q! CORDOVAN, FRENCHS ENAMELLED CALF: FINE CALF & KANGARDL 0LICE,3 SoLes, AT *2.’L23:Bav$sanSHari 35‘7 1 Boncoty SEND f“ CATALOGUE W+ L'DOUGLAS, BROCKTAN, MASS. ouey. by wearing the + L. Dounglas 83.00 Shee, e, wo are the la iy ulacturers < his gradeof shoes In the world, and guaranteo thelr | valuo by stamping toe mame and. price on tho bottom, which protect you sgainstAgh prices and the mldlfl an's profits. Our shoes equal custo vork Iu style, easy Bitlag aad wearlog qual Ve have them sold everywhere at)owpr prices for the vglie given than . Take uo sut stitute, 1f your deales Sold by A. W. Bowman Co,, 117 N.:18L1, C. J. Carlson, 1218 N 24th, Elizs Svenson, 2003 N. 24t Ignatz Newman, 424 8. 1312, W . W.Fishor, 2925 Leavenwart1 Kelly, Stiger & Co., Farnam & 1311 T. A Cressy, 2500 N st 80, Omana PATEINT BURKAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREH. Bee Ceaves BURLINGTON &]’l: Omaha|Union Depor, 10ih & M Denver Bxp Mont. & P .Denver Express rasica Local (except 1 andiy). Lincoln_Local (except_Sunday). 11 :2am “Chcago Vestibule.... Chicago Express cago and Towa L B .Pacifle Junction Local..... Leaven CAICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.| Omaha[Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha g0 Limited..... Sxpress (ex. Sun.) & NORTHWERST Depot, 10th & Mason astern Express d Limited Valley Local Oinaba Chicago Bpeclai Leaves [CIICAGO “Omanal U i t5am N s | Omaha €:00am Oklahoma & Texas I'x. (ex. A:opm . Colorado Limilted.. ., 8T, P, M. & O, Depat 16th and_Webster Sta. Kebraska Pasetuger (Daly) . .Bloux City Bxpr 5 2Bt Jimited T E. & MO VALL Depit 15ta_and Webster Sts. UL Fasl Mail and Express...... {ex) #at.) Wyo. (ex. Min' Norfohc Fxpress’ (ex. Sundiy) vemont | aes. (ex St Paul E: Bun.).11:36 < 4i0pm |AiTives Jmaha 9:40am TArrves 4:60pni _6.90pm Leaves| Ko Omaha|Unlon De gitiam. ;. Kansas City” Dy 9:45pm. K, C. Night Ex. via. Leaves| MISSOURI PACIFIC. Gimalia 5 03, 6:51am |Arrives 6:000 1L 6:8%pm | Sun.) BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. [Arriver Depot 15th and ‘Webster 8tv. | Omiatin . St Paul Limited.......... 9:40am Leaves| SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, | OmahalUnion Depot, 10th & Mascn St Stoux City Pas L8t Paul Expr N PACIFIC 12 k 10th & Mason Sta.| 0 0am. T Kearney Bxpress 2:opm.. 110 “Overlund Flyer..... 3:15pm. Beatrice & Stromab'g Ex. (ex.¥ih) Pacifie Express . .Fast Mal 4:10pm WABASH RAILWAY, [Arrives nion Depot. 10th & Mison Sts.| Omaha 9:10am Gmaha/ rrives Omaha 10 :@0p 100001 Arrives Omaha 43pm pm 3:45pm 10:55am Omaha| Ui 16th wn | DESCRIBES T AS CHAOTIC Mr, Buchanan Talks About Western Pas- sengor Association Situation, | HIPES If Not Rates May o Stil atized “The si association ger Agent Just in his offl building, p MATTERS CAN BE MENDED Further Demor- Unlon Receivers ted To o weiflo Loming Confers New York, tuation In the Western Passer 1 is chaotic,” sald General Passen- Buchanan of the Elkhorn yester- as he deposited his Gladstone o in the Merchants National bank preparatory to looking over his mafl. Mr. Buchanan was fresh from a trip to Chi cago, whe with several other passenger representatives. | relative to a new passenger agr “There the lines, ation, and tion In fo however, t otit eral mont which bro affairs an: rate: for the present, assoclation might not be reorganized for With several lines entirely the ban of the association, association felt they ore he was called into ement d feeling among members of the passenger associ- 1 believe there will be little fric- rming a new assoclation. Should, Wo or three lines decide to remain the Western is little it any Passenger se hs, It was the lack of cohesiveness ught about the present condition of demoralization in outside other lines in the nhad to protect their in- d consequent terests, and consequently a fight for business ensued, which grew larger as the very nature of things stand a g Monday, roads will of attempt senger sus of mation ba enough bu over," Wh Mr. Bucha that he h Mr. Loma lapsed, reason association. of a still my observation but for the out if the agreement could be made satisfac- | demanded prompt action. - 1 under- eneral meeting has been called for when the rcpresentatives of the informally discuss the advisability ing to reorganize the Western Pas- Should the consen- opiion be against the for- new association, rates may further demoralized, but has been that thers is not siness at the present time to fight n asked if he thought the Union Pacific would become a party to the n w agresment, for the reason with anan refused to say ad not had any conversation x since the Western individually he saw Overland system no good to reman tory to all parties in interest Must Abandon CHICAG ger associs Rock Islan not been allied expected t in pulling of the R from Kan much exe Not much ingz of all the that not the I good The matte the Rock with the and that the payment of all e sions be stopped not promj once withdraw and ort to r clation. roads havi transcontl; at the m unlooked DCK ISLAND IS FIR Lxcessive Co it Will Not Come | ), Nov ~The Western ation lost another line today in the Peoria. The withdrawal was for, as the road has always 1 with the Rock Island, and it wa o follow the lead of the main line out of the association. The action ock Island in reducing the rate as City to Chicago has not caused itement among the western lines. trouble is looked for vntil th» meet- the ‘western lines on Monday, and missions or nd & feeling is (hat the result will be such | Rock Island wiil fe reason to put the r must be settled at the outset, as Island will go into the meeting demand that all rates be restored sive commis- If these two things are itly granted the Rock Island will will take no part in the evive the Western Passenger asso- It now looks as though all the 15 an interest in the western and nental territory will be represented eeting, even the Canadian Pacific | that there is inte effect signifying its intention of being represented None of the other lines will make any effort to meet th Island on after th he proposed reductions of tlie Rock the rate from Kansas City until adjournment of Monday’s meeting. The report was current today that the Great Western h, it was den The mee the Weste past two ¢ office The roads on the diy and after day gave Tho Ra agsociation concluded journed ta 1895, Ch clected sec chosen Unless Messrs. Union and Lomax aftornoon Anderson until Satu President his hom there for celyers in be held wi stockholde some basl Pacifi Mr. Lon Chicago S meeting o looking to M Pag The trom des Bur e, the ‘comp audite servi a0 the £t in the Isla inherited invested | Ho was some resp employes service of City cago’ lines past parument ast eveni Judge (' is from his tem with 1 ticket agc & Gulf, While her of detall I 1 the 1 The Mis; ain, . Jr." & hiiit to the eng City, whi rying the nue quite The sess trunk line tion, held tion after Jany esced in L and th through c missions The ple ing of a laxatl costive or follow its remedy ki ottle on hand, have a L of Chairman General will company ticket agents of several of exnectc 8 of agreer flects of Byrup ad cut the rate to Des Moines, but iied at the office of the company. :ting of the officers of the lines in ro Trunk Line pool, which for the days has been holding forth at the Midgely, has adjourned. were unable to reach an agre. ment isions in the Des Moires territory, uing on the matter nearly all | up the attempt ilway Conductors' Mutual Benefit n of {hé United States and Canada its annual meeting today and ad- » meet in Chicago in November, harles Huntington of Chicago was retary, and a board of directors was Rocelvers Are Comlng. they should change their route, ink and Anderson, rcetvers of the cific, General Manager Dickinson ssenger and Ticket Agent arrive by special train this from Portland. Messrs. Mink and will probably remain in Omaha urday evening and then go east Clark, it s understood, will go to in St. Louis on Sunday and remain several days before joining the re- New York, where a conference will th the representatives of the foreign rs, and the attempt (o agree upon s of reorganization of the Union revived it {3 thought, will unday to be present at f the Western Passenger a reorganiz max, go on to the called asociation fon of that bo: ath of Danlel t removed lington railroad clrcles one of the ployes in the service of the com dmark really of faithful devo. vU entered_the fervice o ny in March of 1876 as a elerk in »r's office, and at the time he ¢ of the company, August il position of chlef hookkeeper in the he freight auditor. He was born and of Jersey and quite a sum of money, n Omuha reaily and A profound student, ects, but considered as one of the ablest the cor R lington, i missi which he mortgages peculiar in men in the Now. 3 under i on Bling Iy husiness the Chi eport increased business for the FA of ng ruish, special mastor A 1o’ return about December 1 trip over the Union Tacific s Jud wborn and family mple, gene passen of 'the 1 the city M tak B th Hawley of Flkhorn w freight d to Chicago in chancer rand Denver o' Denver eral matters n Liis company nt © he Jang nic ouri Pacifie brought in th company yesterday ufternoon, later than* scheduie time, au ine breaking a piston fod at Fall h detained the special train ey prince of Nagdad and his reti 1o hours ion of the s and 1l I Duffal nts not iary 1. The y all the r Other lines reespondence Alad- joint committee of ) Central Try a: resulted to pay docision pre Ives present in Interest ‘agreed to abolish the con comu was issions acqui- nt flavor, gentle eetion and sooth- of Figs, when in need ve, and If the father or mother be bilious, the most gratifying results use; 50 that it is the best family nown, and every family should - Work for the Uneniployed. During May and washed dc banks Gibson wood and along the this wood, and san This wood conslsts chiefly of ¢ the Ju own the river gh water f) the river last o a great deal of drifi woud v d lodged along Lo bars betwean Flocence and tton- elm trees, which usually grow river banks, There Is enough in it cut up, to make several hun- conference | oclation col- [ from relatives | v his former | dred cords of excellent fuel, and dally many men who are fortunate enough (o have teams are hard at work securing thair wip= ter's supply. It Is generally understood that wood belongs to the person on whose Jand Iv lodges, but the owners as a general thing 1iake no effort to gather it up, «nd In many would give some desorving men’ the privilege of cutting and huu'lng it away. A great deal of this wood was caught as it flcated down stream by settlecs inthe botioms, and In this manner they were en- abled to secure enough fuel to keep them wane during the winter. The wates m the Flver i at ite lowest ebb now, and the drift les can be easily reached, and when the river freezes over it would be easy for mes Jaudle the driftwood as far north rence and haul it down on sleds on the snces — Troubled with Dyapepsia. OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 29, 1894.—1 have been troubled with dyspepsia’ for several years and have found in Hood's Sarsaparilia one | of the best remedies that 1 have yet used. I taka great pleasure in recommending it to others similarly afficte 1 have. found Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Vegetable Pllls to be all that is claimed for them, Mrs. B. F. George, 4007 North 29th St. Pills cure sick headache, Indigestion, constinatio it Mt 3 =L Sy AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA. Hood's ness, bilious« Condemned Mcat Allowed to the Looal Markor. Since The Bee mentioned the fact that there had been considerable complaint by shippers, commission men the stock yards of incompetent government inspection of cattle ard hogs the condition has been con- siderably improved. The government In- spectors are more careful and fewer mistakes have been made. Dr. De Voe, the speelal agent from the Agricultural deparfment, 1s still here, however, and when he gots through with his survey there are a few heads that will not land short of the basket. There are enough laws, rules and or- dinances in vogue to prevent any impure meat from being sold in this city or Omaha, but the laws cut very little figure here. If the meat of u piggy sow or a cfipple would | kill_any person who ate it, the entire town would have been dead and buried long ago. 2 gentleman who has been actively connected with the live stock trade In this city for the | 1ast ten years sald to a Dee reporter that | he knew of three or four butchers in this city who bought nothing but condemned meat. A Beo reporter followed this matter |up for several days and found three big butcher shops that did mot lLandlo any other kind of meat. This goes 1o prove that the government inspection of meat is a great big farce. In many in- stances the inspectors prevent this tainted stuff from getting into the packing houses, but the local people are not protected in the loast. The other day a hog buyer for Cudahy purchased fourteen pigs, They went over the scales at the yards labeled subject to “in- spection” at the packing ho At the | house they were condemned as cholera hogs. | The man wko bought them had been in the business all of his life and would no more | buy & cholera hog than he would buy one with the smallpox. The man who con- | demned the hogs and claimed they had cholera perhaps never saw a hog until a fow months before he got his commisslon as in- spector. All these things are being thoroughly looked into by Dr. De Voe, the special general agent for J. Sterling Morton, and when he has | finished his work there is likely to be & | shaking up all around, Ve Sold on and Claims t uve Been Shy Gustave Soreason, a carpenter, showed up at the police station last night with one side of his head and face besmeared with blood. He sald he had been slugged and robbed. Sorenson lives over in the woods near Thirs teenth street. He says that'when he reachad the ber at the foot of J' striet, five meén pounced upon him. After knocking _him down they took his puree, which contained §5 and some all_change, and skipped. out. Sorenson was unable to give a description of the highwayme The 1 The inquest over the body of John Gerbar ald not develop any new facts, The verdict of the coroner’s jury was that the man came to his death through his owa carelessness. The remains wera laid 1o Yest in Laurel Hill cemetiry this afternoon. Ge:= ber was a Swiss, 40 years of age and single, | A wealthy brother in Coifax, Washington county, wired Brewer & Sloan to give the un- | fortunate man a decent burial and send the bill to him. A Mysterious Disappearance, Hittinger, well known in South s reported as missing and it is feared he has been drowned in Cut-off lake. He | went to the like to ascertain the thickness | of .the ice for an ice company and did not refurn. While in South Omaha Mr. Hittinger vas employed by the South Omaha Coal and company. Ha Omaha, T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn. “Shiloh's Vitalizer ‘saved my life. I consider it th: best remedy for a debili- tated system I ever used.”” For dyspepsia, liver or kidney trouble it excels. Price, 750, S0.d by Goodman Drug Co. 4 Sdln WESTERN P'i.NSIONS erans of tho Lato War the General Government. SHINGTON, Nov. clal)—Pen- anted, issue of November 10, were: : Original—Charles R. Eastman, nilton; Solvin 8. Kenison, Mason Willlam Harritt, Nelson, Original widows, ete.—Martha 1, Powells. Original—Reason . Wells, Mount zgold; Marcus Yake, De Witt, Restoration and rel John B. |V Des Moines, Poiic; Beck- Mount Pleasant, Her Increase— James Spring, Norwalk, Warren; Isanc San- Delhl, Delaw Relssue—Carroll Tron flls, Jackson. Original widc | ete.~Jennie M. Fiela, Decorah, Winneshiek} Anna Corcoran, Oski Mihaska, Colorado: Original—Elisha Marsh | orado City, EI Paso; Michael Caylor, Kocky, | Paric. Increase—Charles M. Welch, Ber | theud, Tarimer. Original widows, ete.—. IZleanor Y. Johnson, Pueblo, Pueblo Wyoming: Original—Benjamin Sheridan, Sheridan. Mrs, says | ve Remembered by WAS slons i Nebras Aurora, Ha Custer; Nuckolls. Butler, ue ntrose Col- Kueny, Tea cures 25 rent Uregon ack: Kidne Trial siz nervous heade All drugglsts. Y MARKED THE REA | INSTRUMENTS 94 plzced on record November WARRANTY DEEDS company o ' Huse w1 William et al of ¥W corner ICand A W B W P il South ROk muencing Ehinn® to Ligsl and husband th 1 W Omaha mpany {0 [ 1ot 6, bio Eouth Omabia,. .. Thomas Jamieson, ‘iot K 1 1 add Abraham A C B Maley block 1, 18t add to Central park Herman * Newman to Samuel undiv 1 Tots 12 and 13, block 8 Annex Atrick | iot""¥ Newmin, Albr AIM DIZIEDS, W H ' (oaley 1L and QUIT Cf 1 wite n, lots 8, | p o (W 1 & pa 18k ) ik 1 Grandyiew T Thomas and husbind to H'§ t 5, block 2, Hawth lot 1 L 25, block 4, Solomon's' add DEEDS Mastor n chancery to ] ortsmouth Savings hank, lots 1 und 2, block 119, Dundse Plac o Wntties, iot Weng: Thomas, block [ 1 | Total amount of t When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When sho was a Child, she eried for Castority When she hecame Miss, she clung to Castoria, 166z e had Children, she gave thein Castore