Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1894, Page 7

there is no way y sands read this p ple you are after. 25¢c pays for a b e Have you a horse or a cow that you dou't want to feed this winter tomer so soon as by patronizing The Bee want columns. Servant girls and others seekin; to walt long for results through Now is the Accepted Time. ou can find a cus- Thou, age, the very peo- 17-word ad, omployment, do not have heso wunt ads. it e BK“' e THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM SMITH, 62 8. 15TH, D FL Toom 3; massage, vapor, alcohol, steam. sul hurine and sea bath T M3 10 MABSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1421 DODG T—225—D. PERSONAL. MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER DOOTS. 1311 Far U3 HESS & SWODOD. Paxton hotel; tel. 1801 484-D2 CHRYSAN' florls HEM UM il Farnam FOR _LADIES. Addrens of VIAVI, HOME TREATMENT Health book and consultation free. call Viavi Co., M8 Bee bid OSCAR SUND 12 years with G. Tith street, THE § W. Cook, first dvor morth o has_remo! Dougla 3 CTRO ~ THERMAL BATHS, Post, 319% 8. lath st U-si1 BELLE RLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure, 199 Farnam street. U—M2T COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION asthma, bronchitis and catarrh. Iome treat: ment 6 per month. 3 days trial free treat- ment. Room 810, N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha U413 BABY GIRL, NOT Address C 67, Thee. Mais 200 MASSA chirop under 2% years of age. REON WHO BOUGHT, REWARD-ANY used or handled a box of prunes marked 0. 1. Shappat, Cove, Ore.’ will be suitably re- warded by writing to that address. U--M430 T PHOTOS 1N FTEEN ¥ ELEGANT CABIN| 3 different styles,§1.99, at Cowvan's, 534 Broadway, Council Bluiis. U—MA3S MONEY TO LUAN—REAL BSTATE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1894, LOST—_ON SUNDAY LAST; GXE FUR _COLLAR rippel): finder will e, e ewarded by returning (o Mra. W. Ty, Nason, 811 North Sevent street. 30-25° E soda | LOST—ST. BERNARD DK COLOR _ ORANG four white paws, whitg(gellar, name, Gul and receive ifberal rewarll; Lowt— M4t 30 $10.00 REWARD; STRAViD ORSTOLEN from farm 24 miles frgin Caihoun, . bay horse, & years old, whife “Jtrips in _face, one hind ‘oot white, fore (8p) c¥pped off, ahod In front, welght 1,30 pounds. §$10.00 reward wili be pald for his return to the W. D. Ames | farm near Calhoun, Neb.. or for information | leading to his recovery. R. Decker & Degen, | nge Hidj outh Omaha. Lost—Mi3 30 | rost! i Bial "KER l‘ANH’h.] FMUF\T TAT white hairs anylower 1ip. Return To 2028 Doukla reward ES nd_reepiie ¥ ard, Charies Ogden, g I'axton block s LOST, ABOUT NOV. 31 between 16th and 2ist marked Hoston st ON T, MARY'S AVEL, ogtiifrce watch in o bos TRATL Wit above house HOTELS, HOTEL BARKER, WTH AND JONES STS. T rooms at §1.60 per day. 5 rooms at $2.000 per day. Epecial rates to commercial travelers. Room and board by week or month. Frank Hilditch, mgr. m AETNA HOUSE 15th and Dodge. ). N, W. COR. Rooms by day of week, M3t COZZENS HOTEL, §TH AND HARNEY: stenm heat, electric bells, telephone, bat collent cuigene, elagant rooms: §1.00 per 7t $4.00 and upwards per week. M0 —_— . UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K. BURKETT, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embaimer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 9. SWANSON & VAL embaimerr 2N, UNDERTAKERS AND 1701 Cuming st., telephone 1060, IT INCREASES FLESH, The New D)ip\.pfllfl ( ure A Few Remarkable Tnst Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, « and it also has cures of dypepsia cently shown that fncreasing the flesh and weight This i& done In a The tablets by re- to down people and nvalids. perfectly natural manner. storing perfect digestion cannof crease the welght and general v age of Stuart's other because it is cine, but is perfectly composed of vegetable es: pure pepsin and bismuth, indigestion, pure and prices, Does It. unces. he new dis- covery which has made so many remarkable WAR ON RATES IS DECLARED Anticipated Kanses Oity Out Put Into Ef- fect Yesterday Morning. s "oec | CHEAP RIDING FROM LOWER RIVER POINTS the effect of of thin, run- t igor, fatl , by condition my adyice to such Is to ga to the nearcst drug store and get a 60 cent pack- Dyspepsia Tablet and t a secret patent medi- wholesome, fruit salts can be glven to use the first effect of perfect digestion, following the Prospects that the Passenger Kate War Will Be kxtended Until It Roaches This City it Peuco is Not Declared. tho use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, ds vigorous appetite, then complete digestion [ yoqior N IR and assimilation of food eaten, and the re-| Yesterday the war in passenger rates sult s every Anuscle, ne: ament in the | Was Inaugurated In Kansas Clty, St. Joseph body Is nourished, and the increase in flezh | Atchison and Leavenworth to Chicago and is noticeable in sowe cases within a week | St. Louls, as predicted by The Bee last week after using the remedy All roads hung out signs early that the rates Dr. Harlandson mentions many cases in bis | grom the points above named to Chicago his own practice where Stuart’s Tablets were TRl iiitintend Vot §1E8 used an Increase of flesh was very noticeabje [ WOuld be §9.60 one way iInstead o ¢ in each case. The doctor save: Whenever || Which was the rate Monday. The Wabash have a patient whose stomach is disordered, | gave notice last week that it would make a tongue eoated, poor appetite and r down | $6 rats to St. Louis from Kansas City, and all lines touching the metropolis of M.ssouri saw the bluff of the Wabash, and everybody result will be the stomach will be ket right, | Céme into the center yesterday, making a periect digestion restored, ali nervousness | rate of $7.16 from Atchison and St. Joe and a disappear, and in many cases I have seen |$11 rate from Omaha, the welght increase 15 or 20 pounds. 1 re Rates from all western points to Chicago ommend this remedy in preference to and St. Louis are based on the above figures, which, for the present at lea:t, leaves Omaha unaffected so far as tne Umaha-Chicago rate is concerned, the first town in Nebraska to 33 _ | delicaie bables with benefit. be affected by the reduction being Lincoln, LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON s i 1 ced 90 cents - “hica or bought. ¥ O. Chesney, Kansas City, Mo. 0. 1AL UNDERTAKER AND EM. | Avother case isthat of Miss Helen Shotes | WRich 1a reduocd b0 centac Denver 1o Chicaks v i W-—3si_|/_balmer, 1417 Farnam st telephone 225 361 | of Nashville who writes as follows: Up to SN, RGNV o LB LG LS BAY o 23,25, ver to St. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. ANT]|QN\' LOAN & TRUST CO. N.Y. LIFB, | C. W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8. 10th_ST. | the fall of 1893, T had suffered from dyspepsls | vt 1675, against $18.21 — rates for choice security in Ne: 365 | for nearly cight years. I was not slck in| “{nless something is done by the lines 3 Continued. Draika"ind Towa farms of Omana ety PEQPELYY. | e | bed, but Was 0 miscrable, run down, dis- | yepresented in tpe Western Passenger NICE FURNISHED ROOM, 1021 DODGRE ST.|___ PLUMBERS. couraged and nervous that I might better|ggsoctation meeting at Chicago the Omaha -Mvfillnvmmu for these columns will hefifl;% E—M29 21" | MONEY.TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS | o0 = have been In a hospital for any good T Was | pate to Chicago will be placed at the same S0 b m. for the evening,”and untl 9 | oo e | county, Improved and unimproved_ Omahe el | FREE-TPLUMBING OF EVERY KIND. OAS: | to mynelt o otbers. For years [ had beon | here “ae. (e sonthers Missoutl Saieways ‘Adyertisers, by ‘Tequenting & umbored check, | | furnished rooms, with board. B3 8. Fith street, | State. Fidelity Trust Co. 113 Farnal 3 OIWRUTISSHAR ! s srwerhae) 6= | thin, pale and dyspeptic. Our good old |the railroads contending that there fis no ean have answers addressed to a numbered letter " BMI3 - i family doctor did all he could for me, &nd | difference between the northern and southern in care of The Bee, A addressed will e e e — | MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA |[JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING STEAM AND i v S| ), n b v by § e delivered upon presentation of the check only. | LARGE DETACHED HOUSE, BECOND FLOOR, | “real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Puxton bik. | hot water heating, gas fxtures, globes, 421 §.5. | 0ally advised me to try Stuart's Dycpepsia | Missourl gateways when it comes (o rates. \ 3’""‘ 140 u word first insertion, o ‘s word ;)n‘n;; w0 mnl: centrally ' located. - Address W34 37 | Tablets, telling me thero was no risk In | Everything depends upon the temper of the &l r ol treet. e e i ——————— - —- ecause secret pi m 4 of e def 880C] ow d el Ons ively. rates. Pusey & 01 st Nat'l '3 an rain Ing. Cuming street. ielna, 'y hysi 0 ha ogethe " a i { Flhess wivertsements must run consecuively. IR 2519 »o.m </ | Wy s ® ""Niwa p1e | the tablets conteined. Acting on his advice | Should the brokers of Omaha, however, com- —_——————— I went to the drug store, bought half a |mence to scalp the returning portion of home ] SITUATIONS WANTED. RNISHED ROOMS; HOUSEKE! b 8 | SeRKEES kY G ¢ ek | T8 Mary's avenue: ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, dozen packages, and bLefore they were haif | seekers excursion tickets, as their brethren | - — avgupes i gone T knew the right medicine had been | In Kansas City have been doing for some t ’afl’:?wh‘flf'_‘“‘;‘"f“‘:'(":i"e‘.k"‘lgwg‘;?m‘;;",“fju 2 KOOMS, SINGLE OR ENSUITE ONBY 70 LOAN AT LOWEST RAT ARMATURES AND (‘(h»\\“rdn'rizn‘s‘nr““rymn PR ,ujv'f‘: an ‘u:‘.::\.l.Th.h:.{‘wm.;: time and which led to the pres- | Sollege, 15th and Farnam. Ao | S N0 ST — _ | % ‘s Seurs Fldelity Trust Co. 1103 Farnam. | eral machinisis: muperior work guaranieed. | and fresdom from weakners that I had never | €Nt reduced —rates —from = the south- A _FIRST-CLASS COOK AND LAUNDRE: ".'\‘«';"."T'r’f',,‘.f m'fl{ urNE;‘x(x"r;mnl WOR, . UNFUR- Wil | Omaha Electrical works, 617 and 619'8. Jith at. | known previously. I gained elghteen pounds | T '”"1’;;‘0“”‘_ ‘l‘"'""!» "(mfllm V;\“l o ‘ ; / ed_roo o bard; all mod- o o = 4 T L 't | Joy dueed es i . o N Ry, e Ly, Apply ern. convenfen best location; terms reason- | LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY - 8 |in weleht, gud while 1 am not tat 6 don't| (T oiunly nie hesn expeeitnosd: with i - W. Bavidge, Leavenworth and %ith avenue able, 2205 Farnam street. property, $3,000 und upwards, 8 to cent; no | ELECTRICAL, ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- [ Want to be) yet my friends eay I am plump | A0 1 Ipel e Paprenentiti £ th A 3 P _ . - delays. W. Faruam Smith & Co., 13% Farnam. |~ tors for electrio lght and_motor plants and all | enongh, and any more flesh would be un- | OMaha scalpers, so the representatives of the BEENTHD VA POSITION, *"AS) S@RIPPING | TVQUWARNK. - FURNICHED _ RODMS TOR W2 kinds of electrical consiryction. Western Llec | Jesirable.” railroads say, but there Is an uneasy feeling i Orborkiedmer, Bt el retergncas, AQ- | WousekeeBlng, choup. L St Mary GHNE W, RAINEY, 0N NAT. B B0, e Bupply €5, " and o 5 1on s The ore great thing about Stuart's Dye. | (UAL some suich action will be taken by the ) ui pepsia Tablets is that it can be taicen h | 81 0 Khav ito 3 ! WANTED-—MALE HELP. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, | MONEY T0 LOAN ON OMATA REAL ESTATE | DULLDING & LOAN ASSOOIATION. | purfect safety, the formula belng known (0 | S et e eets 1o Chinnas frat S ots ut i1 . FRONT RO WiTH BoRT At 6 per cent. W. B. Melkie, 1at Nat bie blde. | HOW T0 GET A HOMB OR SECUREG GOOD | every physician. No wonderful, secret pat- | from Kansas Gty and other Tower Missour] | S ANTED A T3 FEREONS TN BACH PLAGS | FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD. YA TR interest on savin Apply to Omahu L. & B. | ent medicine can compare Wwith it. Think | river gateways. | to do writing; send stamp for 150-page book | SETEONER! Yl VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. [ Asw'n. 170{ Des bldg. G, M. Nattinger, 8¢ | twice befors you put something into your | All eyes are turned ftoward Chicago, 1 of particulars.” J. Woodbury, 137 W. 42d street, | NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,| J. W. Sauire, %8 Beo bldg. W LS 10 stomach vou know nothing about, and if you | op f i the } .Y City. Bl s| NIGRLE - BURNISL T R T TR TR T e ¥ othing about, You | Omaha railroad men are praying that tho N = — D22 | WE HAVE BEVERAL THOUSAND DOVLAWS | SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B, ASS'N PAY | are vun down in flosh, Eave a0y troable with | war will not strike here. With Lincoln and " w.: l"l; B;:rl-fll)::fl{ivlfi)m;x“f%«xSmM:N“F;‘LnrslaT? - ————- | for short time paper or first class mtge. ‘k\nna Teddemabte. 1908 FAMISH _I_v’hmm“&' a2 ® | the stomach or poor appetite, ask your drug- [ other competitive points west affected by the 5 Coal Co., 1806 Farnam, Bt “fifl,"“m,;',‘::,,""‘m,{,f},‘,’e‘j;‘;,“‘?f{x VAR B R T e o R | sist for ‘ilu'nrl's“l)\'xl[mpiln Tablets, and take | Kansas City rates it would be foolishness fo . o : rd, reasor % W no substitute. If your druggist has not got | suppose that the raliroads could hold up the 'fizflfim‘,’.fl?&,,‘{”fi?",m DEQ’{,"C"}R};';'““; shie o u":l YT R :‘ ek - 1‘1" CITY LOANS, G, A. STARR, 615 N. Y. Life 'gfl" them, fnsist on hia getting fhewn for you, as | present rate here o Ohlcago, whils the St = 2 LARGE, WELL-HEATE ROOM, VIT) - - v are vholesale » o ity 2 W sib " | LARGE. WELL-HEATED = ROOM, —WITH SR GEORGE B NASON. WENTIST ST | e Are Eold by all wholesale aruggists. | Leuls rate is reduced to §11.' The situation e e R e IR == B, SEOROK 8, NASON. jWENTIST, SUITR 20 | Circulars and information free by address- | Ia interesting and the moves on the checker Wikt wa will. Hay ’l“ll\,:ry"{'a SNRLLOID - M331 1% MONEY TO LOAN~—CHA'.|TELS. 2 4 obdtan “ &0 | /ng Stuart Co., Marshail, Mich. board are being watched with interest. g household goods? ~ American Wringer Co., 1619 7 - T v o e Sl - = X THE HILLSIDE, 15TH AND DODGE; LARGE HONE\ TO LOAN ON lUl(l\lTl RE, PLANOS 209 'BU 172 o - S o : R Stroef. B-MIO | Toouth rooms, steam heat; first-class tabie. Rorses, wagona, ele.. at lowest ratin ey Wu N e L0 LARGE: 7 ? M0z 8* | no removal of goods; strictly conndential; you — N nn e oLt AN G Rl s A TR | can pay the loan oft at any lme or in any STOVE REPAIRS. Threo Yen Can Better Reconstruct tho Fenced men wanted; no personal intarviews, | PARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS, NEWLY FUR. | amount. Passenger Association Than Nine, Box 230, Sidney, Ia. = bee DM B nished; modern conveniences, with first-class OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., STOVE WEPAIRS TOR 1Abih DIFFERENT 5 2l ] table board. 2012 Douglas. F-Mid7 300 o' 87160 gtreét. | makes of stoves Wajer attachment and con- CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—The committee of e g Eosra g MEN TQ SELL | THRER HANDROMBLY FURNISHED FHONT T2 | Bomaia stove epaly Wobgs Louie st nine to which was roferred the reorganiza- £ Des Moines. Bowsmze | 0ly: location AR : i X s continental assoclations found itself too largo B LABORERS, TEAMSTERS, STATION MEN, —— MONEY TO TSE RN for the work in hand and was divided or south Vol eal emphis; 5 LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. OMAHA (IV!‘I(':\L ©Oo, KEMH‘I\(‘ l)l'lll‘ll\“ls be REAer"Whor dyncy, T o vovagn ot | EOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES Grer ePlanon, horses, |wagons or any Kind o | ., B. Ponder, manngeni! Kyes cxamined freo. rather shrunk itself into a committee of three. e UOMIN 5| Fon RENT, THE GSTORY BRICK BUILDING, | you can' pay hack ‘a6 any' ‘dme and'in’ any el T "“““P'fi 15 i This committee is to consider the plans for A A ETT ETOVT T 916 Farnain street. The bullding has n fire: | amount. ITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., | THE ALOE & PBENFOL® CO. SCIENTI 2 ” AN SadER A SO ENAY BORA | proot*Ceient Uisement, complete. sicam heats | oo & Withnell blook A T M S the rayraiaation nd, repoft Lto e gruen 32 Boan2ie | e ohee of The Beer ' “‘T_slo’ |, B. HADDOCK, ROOM 421 RAMGE BLOCK, | botel Eves “""."’%———.—”- full number of lines represented. The sub- g WANTED, LADORERS FOR 1. & M. - o) 3 COALy S committee having the matter in charge is B | fl:’n"'w'l'fi”' pass. Kramer's Labo AGENTS WANTED. WANTED A SET. OF ABSTRACT BOOKS IN |. v - composed of General Passenger Agents Charl- i h and rnai. ’ D-M42s e exchange for real estate. Address C 53, el D. T. MOUNT nis-fiwi HIS COAL ton of the Alton and Sebastain of the Rock WANTP.I) A PRACTICAL GARDE; WITH AGENTS IN EVERY STATE ON SALARY e ~M204 20 office to 200 8. 16th sl n block. 381 Island a P 1 Trae Manager White YIED, A PRACTICAL GARDI T | A Commivaion; aients mAKing $20.00" 15, 1600 | e, | 0100 0 Ak L O sland and Passenger Trafflc Manag: K a, family, able_to work in raising vegetables | Wilokiy. Eureka Chemical and Mfg, Co. La SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE of the Atchison. The subcommitiee was in ne%, 8, D. Address D 3 Bitio se | Crosse, Wis, M358 30 . BUSINESS CHANCES. for.hard ctel, and £L6 tan ceaper. IR VAT session all day 1n the office of Receiver Wilker = street; mai 3 {apaca MEN AND WOMBEN TO WORK — | AGENTS; A WINNER AND MONEY MAKE ID FOR ENDOWMENT POLIC nam \ i () Diseases |of the Atchison road, and it is doubttul if it Dy 48,00 to $16.00 per e ron ki OME: T | “watety shatt support for carriages, buggies companles. Send _description. will have its work completed in time to allow Dlctures: new patented. method; any eno Who | 80 vehicles; new patent; send I R TR, Harttond, L TYPEWRITERS the full committee to report at the appointed can' read o write' can ‘0. the work, day o | sample. 8. \Werthington. patentee, S ERDI, - . f culfafinn Tray | ime tomorrow. The attitude of the Union o Right. (Address. with. stamp. uchend worle at reet., room PROPOSALS INVITED 10 PURCHASE L0. | STOLEN IYPEWRITERS =OFZERED = KOR ll'flfllmcmby Mail, Consultation Fréy | pacinc i causing some uncertainty. The 4 ce. M. A, Gripp, Gers “Tyrone, Pa. = a ‘s complete stoc a U suspicious; funny, th : A 5 =' - MU 25w STORAGE. hiardware and mécl anies tools, S moatly Emlicd. At oneand yoi wit | Catareh, all diseases of the noss, | Atehison will not become o member of any =5 tion Saturday evenings. V. N. Nas derstand why. Full line of supplies. Smith- | . . . assoclation with e nio Pacl ! WANTED-FEMALE HELP, STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, il HARNEY | ceiver, 104 Douglan st., ©.iaha, Premier Co., Vith and Farnam, telephone 1351, hroat. Chest,Stomach, Liver,Blood | ;,s1de. o B < E Al i . Skin and Kidney diseasss, Lost | The reduced mats of $0.50 from Kansas i IES, 1R YOU WISH EMPLOYMENT AT | STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN | WANTED, A PARTNER IN A GOOD DAYING —— Py s = | City to Chicago, went into effect today on a homes send self-addressed envelope for our | and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam. and established business; steiet investigation IEBIGATED FARMS, —Manhood and all Private Dis~ uwy lines. No attempt has been made to descriptive elroular and . commence work at M—328 | given; must Liave $300. Addr S eases of Men 5 the rates beyond Kansas City or to i once; good wages pald. . The Alfred Knitting — Frra—— .25 PER ACRE; FAMOUS BIG HORN BASIN; B carry th ey 8 ompany, Winthrop, Mass. C-pusis 20°* | GARRIAGES, BUGGIES, BTC. STORED P 3. | oo [ ¥ crops and home market; great place fof | = Cull on or addrews, equalize on the rate from Omaha. All the e oo Karbach ons. Cor. 15th and Howard Sts. | FOR SALE CHEAP, A NEAT LITTLE DRUG a ding; price_good to December 1st: N roads hav oit greec ow the tariffs WANTED A GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 2231 M—aii_ | “store: Kood reasons or seiling. Addrcms Look | feaaeportation fre Yoiowstore Bark Tand & | DI, Searles & Searles, 14t}Farnam Stres, | roads have tackly agreed to allow the te Spruce. C-Mids 25 = = Al Box. 12 Modate, Ta s o 2 . " Omaha. Neb. " |to remain undisturbed until after the mee e : ox 12, Modale, Ta. Irrigation Ass'm, 8. W. Cor. 16ta & Dodge sta. — — = BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. — — 41 D1 et ing now in progress shall have adjourned. v ioan O30 & bt hori it S ALY | Bov. bondad oA e wore, | TON BALE AT A BARGAIN. A W _— P A 'I'EN'I‘ The chances ‘are that If no agreement s L d o good home a ebater S . i 1015 venwi ¢ and pped oil busines, wi sive RN R 3 | stared. PR ELa BRI | L SQUIDESE Ol O, D e exciual CORNICE. reached the bottom will h|'ld{vu( of the pres- e T T = inhabltants, comprising storage house on track ent schedule with great rapidity. WANTED, A FEW SEWING MEN TODAY 1t 11 0" includ anks, | WESTERN L‘OI(NI“"‘ “ORKS 0. o} ., é - - $ Buinard's’ Gressmaking pariors. WANTED—TO BUY. Pimpe oie. ™ Heasm ‘foe ncian o ekt | YR cornioes: | 113 St Mary's BURBAL. SUBSI& 00, folicltom. sas Good Thing for Adams Veople. M43 2 FOR RENT-—-HOUSES. ! HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D316 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE 0. I. Davis company, 1605 Farnam. D316 KELKENNY & CO. R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. D317 FOR RENT-TWO 8-ROOM ELEGANT BRICK houses: all modern conveniences; 1 block trom Walnut Hill motor, $25. Comptrolier's offie, D3 BEVEN-ROOM MODERN FLAT from Bee building, $25.00. and Trust Co., room e bldg. D92 GOOD FIVEROOM _COTTAG 8.0 PER month. L. 8, Skinner, 310 N. Y. Life. D120 CHEAPEST 6:ROOM COTTAGE, WITH BATH, In city. Reduced to $15.00. 3033 California BLOCKS Omaha Real Esta D Mo68 FOUR-ROOM MODERN FLATS, 39TH AND Lewvenworth. J. W. Squire, 248 Boe bldz. OUGSES IN Di 'Nmm PLACE J.W. Squire, 8 Bee bidg. DM LTH ST, D—M761 FOR RENT, HOUSE OF § ROOMS AND BARN on Park Ave. lnquire at 43 5. W sy FOR RENT, 18T OF DECEMBER, HOUSE OF 8 rooma; good repair; 1410 North 25th street; block from car line. Inquire John Humiin, agent, 2623 Charles street. D—-M869 FIRST CLASS, MODERN 13-ROOM HOUSE, BI9 Dinney; H0.0. Withell, 07 N. Y. Life. NICE LARE cheap tll spring. 108 N, | FIOUSES; BENAWA & CO., CITY & CO. CLAIMS. PRITCHARD, 1712 F,\ng( T WILL GIVE $2,00 CASH FOR 22 FOOT LOT on Famnam or Douglas between 15th and 1th, J. J. Gibson, 817 First Nat'l bank I)lll' o SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH. S Andiquarian book store, 1618 Farnam strest, 4 OR 5-FOOT STANDING DESK. 4th and Nicholas. N—M41) 27 — e FOR SALE—FURNITURE., PAYMENTS EASY, YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. Low prices on furniture and household Goods.” Enterprise Credit Co., 613-615 N. 16th at. WANTED, Winona Implement Co. FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM ST, Saturdays. 10 a. m. Robt. Wells, 0911 CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNI- ture, stoves, etc. L. Altman, 808 N. 16th. FURNITURE OF 7-ROOM STEAM HEATED modern flat for sale. A snap. G4 South 10th street, flat C. TWO ROOMS, NEA housekeeping, cheap. 301 Douglas block. O—M438 290 FOR SALE- HORS 58, WAGONS,ETC, PHABTON, BARGAIN; NEW CLOTH, LEATH- er, paint, 3% another §5.” Drummond 'ge. Co. FOR SALE—MISOELLANEOUS, IF_YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; MACKIN- rubber boots, arctics, syringes of all s tubing; all best quality. Omaha s Tent and awning <o., 1311 Farnam L T, 311 WOOLWORTH AV Culifornia st wishes to move on farm. dress Lows Deltche seat of Cedar count FOR EXCHANGE A _GOOD LOT IN E. MAHA TO B change for young work horses or mules, Lamoreaux Bros., 38 8. 16th. 2351 For particulars ad Hurtington, Neb., county Y7437 0% EAGLE CORNICE WORKS. JOHN EPENE- ter, prop., 108, 110, 112 N, 11th. Estab. lm. _._.__.___—-— MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS Take Notice—Hard times has made 1t possible to get hold of good business biocks in Omaha and take farm lands in exchange. I molicit corvespondence. J. J. Gibson, 317 1st Nat'l bk Z—501 FOR EXCHANGE, $10.00.00 DRY GOODS; want good farm and $1,000.00 cash. Tiox 7 Shenandoab, la. M0 290 FOR SALE OR HANGE FOR GOOD eastern Ncbraska or western Iowa land, a fine dalry farm of M0 acres in eastera lowa, adjoning a eclty of 4,00 inhabitants, and 13 within 4 miles of a ofty with a_populution of 25,000; electric street cars pass within 60 rods of the farm: well watered with large creck and springs; excellent soil; good frame house and large barn; best market and railroa the' state. H. Bemnett, FOR BALE—-REAL ESTATE, GARDEN LANDS, 5 MILES FROM POSTOF- fice, easy terms. Call at 90 N. Y. Life, RE-352 LOTS AND FARMS, K. Darling, Barker block, RE—-353 FOR SALE—NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE; CEL- lar, cistern, city water; cor. 30th and Sahler; 31,950 00; long time. Inquire 1318 Farnam. Sam: el Burt is—854 CHOICE GARDEN LAN 38 PIOM some trade, Omaha postofice, 10 to 1 N. D. Keyes, Gif Paxton blk. RE—35 HOUSES, ¥ BARGAINS, sale or trade. 5§ MILI acres, CIIEAPEST CIIILKEN "AND_ O NAMENTAL fence made, ~ C. R. Lee, %1 Dougl Q321 FARM LANDS, C.F. HARRISON, VINY T Q. F. DELLEh“E(‘K, BANJOIST AND teacher, 1810 California street. 4 "~ HORSES WINTERED. ADDRFSS DARTON & PHELPS. Tel. 1051, 207 N. Y. Life Bldg. D3 Wi W0 AND SL00 PER Siknarn, Neb. FORSES month. VINTERED Address Hopper Bros., C. E. MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, puner hanging and signs. brick work and plas: tering, Oftice, 409 8 Mt sl., telephone 408, DYE WORKS. SCHOEDSACK, TWIN CITY DYE WORKS, 1521 Farnam ‘street. Dyeing of every descrip® tion and dry_cleaning. 30 FURNACES. BEST TURNACE MADE, SOFT COAL SMOKB consuming and hard coal furnaces, Eagle Cor- Tice Works, 106-110-112 N. 1th st 386 g WHOLESALE COAL. JOINSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN all kinds of coal. Correspondence golicited. Farnam street. Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRER. The Adams Express company, through its connection with the Burlington, Is en- RAILWAY TIME CARD Joying Increased traffic on account of the opening up of its new line to Billings, Butte, Seattle, Tacoma, Bozéman, Ana- conda’ and the west. By the new time card the Adams people can CArry express INGTON & MO. RIVE matter from Chicago to Billings in forty- Omaha|Union Depot, 10th & Mason St two hours, leaving Chicago at 3 a. m. and ...Denver Express delivering express to the Northern Pacific ills, Mont. & Puget the second day out. By the arrangement emver, Lxpress the Adams is in a position to distance all uska Local pE: 8 competitors to the northwest from six to ““P‘ Ll twenty-four hours. New markets for Kan- Leaves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Omahs!Union_Depot, & QA 10th & Mason 8(s.| Omaha sas and Nebraska poultry have been opened up by reason of the Adams' extension into s hicago v estibul Chicago Express, Ciiicago and Jowa Loc 7:50pm.. ~..Chicaro .cmum. Expr Limited 88 (ex. £l Eastern Expiess Vestibuled Limited. alley Local g0 Spec Nignt - Ex Chicago Okiahoma Exp. (toC. B. ex WEST. 4:40pm, 1:3pm..0 11:8am.......Pacific_Junction Local ' Depot, 10th & Mason ress. ... estibuled Limit: al i Montana and Oregon, ne station in Ne- braska shipping Mond nearly 10,000 pounds of turkeys for distribution along the Burlington from Sheridan_west. Superintendent Kenton Sanford is corre- spondingly happy over the new turn af- fairs have taken and says business is very much better than it was last He also stated to The Bee man that the Kan- A s | sas City, Fort Scott & Memphis road had | Omah | been sferred to his_territory, hereto- aupm | fore d to the southwestern’ division, ) Sun.). 1 which now gives him 5,600 miles of road to look after, win SAN FRANC P. Shelby, assistant gen traflic manager of the Great Northern at Seattle, 1s In the city, He says that a traffic arrangement h been effected between the Northern, the Oregon Railway & Navigation company nd the Southern Pacific by which passe ers can be ticketed through to ecastern nts from San Francisco by way of Port- DRESSMAKING. . 4316 GRANT. 9879115 FOUR.-ROOM COTTAGE, 68 _ WILLIAMS DM D20% street. # NINE ROOM HOUSE, MODERN, 0 _PER % _month; 32 Davenport st. FOR RENT, (JCHEAP, VOR THE WINTER, 3 o8 kmom houss, 'threa, broom cottages - Scott, Omaha Nat'l bahk. DM D22 FODDER FOR SALE Ea Omaha. CORN north Lead works, FOUR BLOCKS ‘Tom Anderson. Q-911 Di6* WEGMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT ORGANS. Woodbridge Bros., 117 So. 1 Q235 #9000 GOOD, SECURED NOTES FOR SALE. Q2129 | FOR RENT, FINE DRICK FLAT, 139 PARK avenue, opposite Hunscom park, 9 rooms; all modern _conveniences. Inguire of John Dale, 183 Park avenue, or 39 N. Y. Life. D--M250 29 BIX-ROOM HOUSE NEAR HIGH SCHOOL. $15 month, Inquire 2616 Capitol Av D—-282—29% ROOM FLAT, REASONABLE TERMS. IN quire 1919 Dodige. D--309— . B. COLE €O, 196 N. 15TH STRE #-room houss, 1349 N. 17th, $6.0); §-room, mod- een, Mth and Lake, $12.00] 6-room cottage. snd Grace, $14.00; S-room, '66x300 ft. lot, $i2.00; . . 513 N. i9th, $%.00; 1709 California, 10 45; 3223 Pacitic. 8 rooms, modern. $18.00; . cor. 16th and Leay. R RENT, DESIRABLE DWE! ‘H llrll of Omaha. E. H. flhr«lw C) FROOM COTTAGE, 8 R CARNER OF #RD Clark street. Enquire 1523 Juckson street, DM bhou FOIL_ RENT, A MODERN, §ROOM, TWO- slory frame house, 1213 8, . €A, L Frank, next door souti. D G-.mll L‘Url‘AQh. lll Nu. T TAKE FAR- Bam car. Apply at Btoetzel Stove store. D431 RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. NICELY RNISHED ROOMS; ALL MOD- ern reference ITIAM ENTRAL ses and Address C 60, Bee. TOR SALE OR BXCHANGE-HORSE AND buckboard for a good milch cow. Address 42 South 2Ath Ave. Q—3n-2:0 FOR SALE, A FRESH COW_AND CALF; HoL- stein; large, Fich milker. 2828 Webster strec PARGAIN-160 TO 160 ACRES OF CHOIGE land 6 miles from Omaha P. O. cheap, ldberal terms. Address C'13, Bee, Omaha. RE--$8-D11 MODERN 12-ROOM _HOME, VERY GHEAP and on easy terms. 219 Binhey st RE-0S GP}AT BARGAINS Which must be sold within the next few days on Cuming st Bolhi Usro ta Bugont Placs: 4-room cottage In Lowe's addition. 10-room house In Credit Foneier, and lots of it, ground $8xI47. $2.000 Lot in Creston for And other BIG BARGAINS. fne frun - Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam st, FOR SALE, RE Ri-2m stock of groceries and fixtures, Saturday, Dee. — 1st, 188, commencing 10 . m. Corner 13th and HANGE i CITY PROPERTY, Ouss sireets. F. Stabrel, Q—13-30% merch rvin Bios, o N, ¥ —_—ee s MISCELLANEOUS. FOR RENT, BLEVEN ACRES GARDEN land, house and barn; cash rental. 2026 St Mary's avenue. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM, GOOD BARNS, ice house, excellent pasture, spring wate: mile from South Omaha. Charles Childs Loavonwo..h streel, Omaha. OLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, DR._H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- liablo business medium; Tth year at 119 N. 16th THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT AND palmist, the young Mme. Homalne, has ar- rived in the city and can be consulted on all maliers; thousands have been made hapoy by her advice: (hose wishing correet advice on Disiness, _chabges, Journeys, . man w- suits, family, etc., cdall on the madams i be convinced sl bas no equal; letters con- stamp LLIID(IY lnlvl'll‘4 business lent! 5 M6s0 ¥ Hours, # ta 9. 1617 Chi- TURKISH BATHS, LADIRS TURKISH BATH: HOURS, 5. A. AL E.Mlnuly culture pariors, removed 10 100110 Bee bidg. 1 A BARGAIN: FOUR SEVEN-ROOM HOUSES, 3 stories; city water, gas, bath rooms; only 2 years old; owner must sell; desitable location {orma cuny: koot opportunily (o wecure & home Inquire John Dale, 209 N, Y. Lite M2 KOUNTZE Darling,_RE-M 1 WANTED, FOR A CUSTOMER, A 9-room modern 1l cinity; must be cheap for cash. company, 1702 Farnam street. FOR SALE RE RESID) Fldelity Trust RE— HEAP, ONE HUNDRED I hundred and fifty feet, facing two gurden 1and, with pew six-room dress © 6, [ room cottages, must be wnaps, for all cash Fideliy Trust' company, 1072 Farnam sireet. RE-M2i HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS, WE buy hay. A. H. Sayder, 1515 Burt st. Tel ,lql_fl 7 WHOLESALE We ure aiways 1402-1-6 Nicholas st. w NEBRASKA HAY CO., grain and mill stufl. market to buy or sell. WE HAVE BUYERS FOR NEAT FIVE OR SIX. | VAN BANT'S S8CHOOL Y. Life, Omaha. Al ~ BUSINESS JNRTIOES. Qnsunm‘ HAND, N. or circular, 798 DAMAGED MIRRORS IESILVERED. JOB PBJNTLNG. Depot 16th and Webster’ Nebraska Passenger (1 ‘loux ity Exprems (ex. St. Paul Limited and Webst ‘X&\ ) Wyo, ex. (x ‘Norfolkk Express (ex. Su JFremont ’ass. (ex. Sun St. Paul Express, LeaVes| ., BT, J. & C. Unfon Depot, 10th & 1., Kansa . C Night Ea. via: U. BAII.EY ‘THE DENTIST Paxton Block, 16t and Fgrnam Sts High-Olas: Peatal Work at Rea 02hble Prices Prompt and e Tleous treatmient given to - Painlows exiraction of lecti withoutgis or chloro formi. Full set teeth on rabber §5.00. People liv ng Wiy from Omaha waited npou the day they are iu the city. Lady atteadant. Telephone 1085 Germa nspolen. 8am Grant, South Omaha Maria Carison, Omaha . ail and Express B : Mason Sts.| Omata T|Arrives , and also westward over the same live. i The Great Northern Is preparing to Sts. | Omuha | ot “for the business between San 8:150m | Cigeo and Portland by inaugurating a fast y sgteamer service between the two ports, which will attempt to rival the speed vy rail. For this purpose & new steamer is T being bullt, with a speed of twenty-seven knots, on the same lines as the Northwest, now operated by the company on the la it sy Mrs, Ida B. Clark, Harrison county, Iowa 2 9:40am Arrives between Buffalo and Duluth, Cudahy Train Will Continue tofitu P. McGrath, the well known cattle buyer for the Cudahys, will be transferred to Chi- cago December 1, where he will occupy a like position. REED JOB PRI} &1 FINE PRINTING | Leaves| MISSOURI PACIF! |Arrives | There was a rumor In railroad circles yes- of il kinds. 1ith st...Jep bulldins. 393 | Omahal Depot ’“”" e ‘“_"“""“‘ Sta._1Omalia | terday morning that the Cudaby Packiug == == — = m—— s odls :*"""-“ fonm | company contemplates discontinuing its fast PAWNBAGKERS. b g siopm | beer train to Chicago December 1 which —— —_— > leaves South Omaha about noon daily over H. MAROWITZ LOANS ME\ 418 N. WTH. Leaves BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, |Aridves | the Union Pacific and Northwestern. This, 5 | Omahal _Depot 1bth Webster 8ts. [ Onnta | it was explained, was made necessary by —— — [ siwnm | the determinatiof of the Cudahy pe:ple to RINDING. T = = S discontinue the killing of beef for export v SIOUX CITY & PACIF TArrives Al e So p dolng RAZORS, SHEARS, CLIPFERS, LAWN MOW- Uxjon Dapat %5 & Nasp His.| Qmaha :,’i‘x”(.,;‘.“\;".;!"...»."'.‘Hffr‘x'.'."f-'?." I,I;?:j" g ers, etc. A, L. Undelang2:108 8. Mth, = 391 | Bioux” City Passenger. A0:um | Tyanager Kd Cudahy sald last ey | St raul Lin sidam | o 8 o — 4%am | there was no truth whatever in the rep sqvmnAanuuzg Loves| rrives | and that the train would be run as usual _ | Gmabaiunion - CEMEN AND LABIGS CAN TENT | jo toas Ruliwuy Not quetade costumes ai f14 South 16th o, Overland jim | Buperintendent €. M. Rathburn and En- m-Dwe | SAB Beaivics & Stromsb's Ex.(ex.H4n). $i40m | ginecr W. H. Bush of the Missouri Pacifle E = 7:30pm.. Pacific Express e A0:B8am | were in the city yesterday on matters of BICYOLES. $:30pm. Tast Mal . 410pm | (etail connected with the company R My “Leaves WABASH HAILWAY, [Arrives | Assistant General Passenger Agent Payne Omaha{Union Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.| Omabh of |l|l,-ll'nlux| :'lu‘lm; eturned from Chicago Thom Sannon 1ha o | yesterday, where was in attendance R e e | ipon ‘the” openinis, me ling of the” former Murriage Licen members of the stern Passenger asso- clation, Mr, Lomax, his chief, went over The following marriag were ls-| lust night to participate in_ine prelimi e naries looking toward & reorganization of W potarars Age, | he assoclation, ' being 'a ' member of the SR and’ hoe e Age. | transmissourl committee as appointed Maggie McAuliff, ‘ 3 sy . o M SO John Kellther, Omaha o Frofitable Thanksgivia Saie, ““!‘|’Nk "'"”NI 2| 7The Woman's auxiliary of St John's John Keegan, §:uth Omaha 5 b B T i e SR TS Al g 5 | chui wenty slree Nelile Fenneil, South Omann ... 21 gave s annual Thanksgiving sale yest W i 2 day afternoon and evening. Several tablos, 1n Glimore, Rikhorn covered with snow white linen, and laden Henry 8. Clark, Woodbine, Ta With ples, cakew, puddings and’ other deli- cuoies, were displayed. Every member of the auxillary soclety contribuled sometl and many of the ladies of the church wiw fit and accommodation. The organization | was mnot perfected last night, ‘but tne project was generally discussed and ane other will be held next Tuesday evenln same place. It was resolved last cvening, however, to close all the scale offices of the department at b o'vlock in the afterncon from December 1 to April 1, each vear. The matter of issulng dups cate tickets' came In for a general dis- cussion, and it was finally resolved to rge' 5 cents for each duplicate in the are not members of the socloty also sent contributions rige tables filled with Christmas also offered for male. These gites ipally in the shape of fancy ems hemstitched table linens, doflies, napking, ete. Miss Matthews Is_president of the society and Mrs. F. B, Thomas is treasurer. The sale was under the personal supervision of these ladies. From a financial standpoint the sale was n success, The proc 1s will be applied on the church debt. LAY - LOOKING TOWARD OMAHA, ME. Holmes Saye This City bs Regarded the Future Market for Montana. B 0. C. Holmes, secretary of the Manue ¢ facturers and Consumers assoclation of Nes braska, has returned from a trip over the B. & M. railroad to Billings and inter- mediate points. Mr. Holmes accompanied 3 the excursion of the Lincoln Commerclal club, the party being composed of twenty- seven jobbers and manufacturers, From Lincoln they went direct to Billings, and from there returning to Sheridan, thence to Hot Springs, and later to Lead City and Deadwocd. Mr. Holmes was greatly pleased with the people and their cordiality, the excursicnists being met at all points by the business men and citizens generally and treated to banquets, carriage rides, ete. The b travelers were agreeably surprised to find % among the people a very warm feeling for R Nebraska manufacturers and jobbers. They found goods from this state in a good many of ths stores visited. The peoplo of Bill- ings have felt for years that they were at the mercy of the Great Northera, and they aro glad to get an outlet by way of the B, & M. railroad to Nebraska. During the coming year Mr. Holmes ex- pects to see & good many cattle shipped from that country to South Omaha. In Billings there appears to be a little an= tipathy toward St. Paul and Minneapolis, on ount of what is termed the rabid oppo- sition in those cities to silver. The people are very rapldly getting the land suitable for cultlvation under frrigation, and the crops that they produce are astonishing to anyone from the rain belt, As indicating the feellng In that country towards Nebraska, Mr. Holmes says that he has already received letters from there asking for the names of firms making this or that article, or for the names of jobbers of certain lines. He anticipates a very large trade from that country in the future if the business men of this state will take care of it. —_—— DUE TO CARELESSNESS. Health Commissioner Naville Thin Cnuses the “pread of scarlet Fe Health Commissioner Saville is inclined to believe that much of the scarlet fever that has been prevalent this fall is due to the carelessness of some parents and physiclans. He says there is too much tendency to be- little symptoms that, while they may not ba serious in themselves, may throw out & contaglon that may result fatally to some other person. In the cases at the Lothrop school the centagion is sald to be due to the fact that one of the children who had a slight attack of the disease was allowed to return to school before the disease had exhausted itself. The child was only slightly affected by the disease ‘and the physician called it scarlet rash and, the patient was only kept out of schiool a week. When she returned a dozen other pupils immediately contracted the disease, and, while none of the cases have proved fatal, several of them have been quite serious. There {s one thing that all parents and physicians should remember,’ contipued the ccmmissioner, “and that is that scatlet rash and scarietina and scarlet fever are all identical. When a child has a moderate at- tack of scarlet fever it is too customary for the physician to call it scarlet rash and not require the vigilance that should be kept. Calling it by another name does not lessen the danger and the child is just as likely to give the fever 1o another as though it had, had a really severe attack Itself, The: teachers in the schools should also be vigilant in this particular. If a pupil shows any symptoms of the rash it should be sent heme at once and not allowed to return to o0l until two or three weeks after the disease has apparently spent its virulence,” -~ City Welghers Will Organizo. The city welghers held a meeting last. evening at the office of the city inspector. of weights and measures for the purpose of forming an organization for mutual bens s that futyre. i Recital by Miss Kuller's Class. Miss Fuller's class in elocution gave a recital last night in the auditorium of the Young Men's Christian association building. A large audience was present to enjoy & long program music and recitations. All the selections were well received and almost all were encored. A great portion of the numbers were given by little girls, all of whom did exceedingly well. Miss Coon sang 2 solo with very good effect. The banjo solo and encore by Mr. Cummings was also worthy of particular ‘mention. = His selec- tions ‘were difficult and suited to exhibit the quickness of his fingering. SlAl L L ny School Thanksgiving Porgram, The Castellar Street Presbyterlan church Sabbath school will give its annual Thanks- glving entertainment Thursday evening at 7:30. The program will consist of special Thanksgiving music by the Sabbath school choir, recitations and singing by the classes. A feature of the cvening will be an exhi= bitlon of cclored stereopticon views of. bible scenes, during which Dr. Wilson, the pastor, will' make an address. The enter- A tainment is free. All are welcome, deliipe 0L Contesting Prince’s Eleetion Andrew McAndrews has ermmenced pro- ceedings In the county court contesting the election of 8ol Prince as councilman from t Third ward. The petition alleges that Prince is not a resident of the ward, or was not at the time of the election, and at that time was not a qualified voter of the clty. ity For Stealing stuht's Drug Willlam Frey was arrested yeslerday aft- ernoon on a warrant charging him with ling a quantity of valuable drugs from t Stuht. When arrested he had the with him In a satchel et EALYY M ste Irn durgs THE KEED INSTRUMENTS placed on record Nov. 27, 1894 WARRANTY DEF H A Raser and wife to I3 L lddings, lot 1, block 5, lots 10 to block 1, lots 16 to ck alley Flace,...$ 1,000 J L Beaver to Charles v 4 and % block 1. Bast IFVIngton....... mas Banks and wife to J 2, lock 3, Plainylew. ... it o Jomeph ¢ lot 3, outh Omaha A_M Goodrich tu A B Hunt, 10¢ 19, block 19, Shull's 24 add..... E 1 A B Hunt and wite 66X 3 Goddien, 1or iy, block 10, same Jeas sy IS M P McBride and wife to WG Huunders, lots 23 and 24, block 4, Driggs ¥ 2,3 Samuol Jacobs and wire to G W Waiilis, w et of e 41 fect Tot K. block Omaha S 23,000 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. ¢ City to Lida L Bartiett 5 feet adjoin- ) ing o side i 1 me 3 ot o menci ner ot 1%, and 53x103 feet ¢ ing at e line iot 4 and n line k ¥ street, all in Grifin & 8'% add e 1 s A Fnfate company 1o B Tier ot 3, block 2(2, % of line between sectio . 1 and wife (6" same, 1ot : 2 1 DEF Special master to A A Hay Jot block 17, Dedford Pla ‘ 1,20 Same to O pany, 1ot 4, biock 7, DuPont P Sherift to M W Shalkenbach, undivided \. of @ % lot 7, block 9, Omaha Totul amount of transfers...... et When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorla, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, sho gavothem Castoriss.