Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1894, Page 7

o Sl bt B et - ow is the ccepted Time. Have you a horse or a cow that ‘_.. e > —t you dou’t want to feed this winter there is no way you can find a cus- tomer so soon as by patronizing The Bee want columns. sands read this page.the very peo- ple you are after. Thou. 25¢ pays for a 17-word ad, Servant girls nad others seeking employment, ao not have to walt 1ong for results through these wint ads. FOR RENT-FURNISHED BOOHB Continued. ABvertizements for thess columna Wil be taken untjl 1230 p. m. for the evening, and until 9:00 P m. for the morning and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered ‘check, ean have answers addressed to a numbered letter in gare of The Bee. Answers so addressed will be Gelivered upon presentation of the check only. Rates, 1}4c a word, first insertion, lc a_ wo theteatter. Nothing taken for less than 2c for frat tnseriion, These adv 708 R -disis BTENT OFFIC > tibn at once. Address D 87, Bee WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY, POSITION AS gbverness, nurse or housckecper in smail, Te- fihed family. Address D 43, e A—871-12% WANTED, DRESSMAKING IN a. lady experience, avenue, WANTED, SMART acquainted in the city of AN, ONE WI “Address D 61, Bee. A—M27 1 WANTED--MALE HELP. WANTED—A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE to do writing; send stamp for i%-page hook of p¢lll| lars. ' 3. Woodbury, 127 W. 421 street, ! City. 349 WANTED-EXPERIENCED COAL MINERS TO 80 o Sheridan, Wyo. Apply at office Sherldan Coal Co., 1605 Farnain. BAS2 WANTED, A RESPECTABLE, STEADY CATH- olic man, locally, in_every diocese in U. 8.; must furnish referenc per month. Write to Joseph R. avenue, Ch cago, Tl FURNISHED ROOMS BOR GENTLEMEN OR marrired couple, housekeeping. 606 North 17th 87412 4 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING for man and wife, Rent tuken in board, N. 17th street. E-ul FURNISHED ROOM; § UTH FRONT; CHEAP. 1524 Doug] ¥ s 2 ROOMS, Keepin FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, 2113 DO F—lu.\ D SOUTH FRONT PARLOR; ALSO SMALL RMS; &0od board: reasomabie. The Hose, 12 Harney. JRNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, Call at 2107 Douglas. F—283 D23 ROOMS IN heat 2019 St i704 J3 FUR; FOR LIGHT HOUSE- 1 Dod M8IT LAS v NICELY F with board. SOUTHEAST detached house; well aven large Mar; LARGE FRONT ROOM, board; ‘all conveniences; S. 20th street WITH ¢ private family. 507 Rises Sym THE OMAHA DAILY LMot e A RCRId ( BEE: TIN'RSDAT. DECEMBER 13, 'U’T AN AvD 1894, IPINBONAL. Continued. JEN ELEOANT CABINET PHOTOS IN 3 different styles, $1.99, at Cowan's. 64 Brond- way, Counell Bifts UM DA VIAVI, HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. and_consultation free. Address oF Health book call Viavi Co, 46 Bee bidg. Lady attendant U~i3 THERMAL _BATHS, a19% 8. Lth St, U—out COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION, ashtma, bronchitis and catarrh, Home treat: ment, §6.00 per month; § days' trial free treat. ment. Room 810, N. Y. Life Bidg., Omaha. U—M713 MONEY TO LUAN —REAL ESTATE. LIFE_INS or bought. ELECTRO Mme. Post, MASSAGE chiropodist. JRANCE POLICIES LOANED ON F. O. Chesncy, Kansas City, Mo, Wil ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST s at low for ch ka and lowa farms or Omalia city property. W15 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. AND BM LOANS AT LOWEST Pusey & Thomas, First Nat'l bldg. WM2g cIry rates. 0. F. Davis Co., 160 LOANS ON IMPROVED property, and upwards, delays. rham Smith & Co., 6 t0 7 per cent 12) Fain W MONEY 70 LOAN ON OMAIHA REAL ESTATE at 6 per cent. W. B. Melkle, 1st Nat. bank bid W21 VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. _J. W. Baulre, 248 Beo bldg. 100 TO $5,000. LARGE LOANS, LOW RATES, SMALL short time.H. H. Harder & Co., leg Bllg. MONEY TO_LOAN ON _ property. Fidelity Trust company, nam street. IMPROVED OMAHA 1702 Far- W—M6%5 ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, wagons, etc., at lowest rates in city; no removal of goods; strictly confidential; you can pay the loan off at any tume or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAQE LOAN 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. MONEY 70 LOAN ON _ erty. Harvin Loan Co., 701 N. PERSONAL 1'ROP- Y. Lite_bldg. X BUSINESS CHANCES. "WITH OR _WITHOUT ly, geatlemen_ preferred. F—769—130 FU RNISHED , in o, NICELY modern ROOMS, privato fan ALL board, 160 FURNISHED FRONT rooms, with all convenien: for gentlemen only; location very desirable. Apply to 2019 Harney street. §89-250 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH conveniences and first-class HANDEOMBLY THIRE Savidge. WANTED, AN who can’ spe man and_Danish. Young, unmarried man’ preferred. References requiréd and good wages guaranteed, Henry Block, Arlington, Nebraska. BMSSS 140 A HUCKSTER WITH RIG TO WORK IN TF 921 8. 13th street. "ANG 144 WANTED, A COUPLE TO BOARD IN A PRI- vate family. Address D 47, Dee. F—MWT 140 PARLOR FLOOR: OTHER ROOMS MODERN. Address D 15, Bee. M2 180 R ROOMS WITH uglas. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES GOOD A_GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRI find remunerative’ employment by calling at . Tee bullding, from 10 a. m. t0 3 p. m., room December 13 and 14 inst. B—-M09 13 AT HOME MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK Pay $8 10 $16 per week for making crayon por- i¥aits; new patented méthod; any one who can mad or. write can do the work at. home, in #pare time; day or evening; send your gddress; I wend work at once. H. A. Gripp, German _Aulist, Tytgne, P 13—M929 13 SALESMAN IN BVERY COUNTY; §75 MONTH and expenses; office, furniture, advertising fur- «d; goods monopoly; experience unneces- ‘Address K. 8. Co., 132 Colonnade blds., Mass. B—M924 13° oity. MAY oston, WANTED--FEMALE HELP. LADIES, IF YOU WISH EMPLOYMENT AT your Homes send self-nddressed envelope for our descriptive circular and commence work at once; good wages pald. The Alfred Knitting Co., " Winthrop, Mass. M792 13% ED—EXD| R GEN- aral housework, Gateh, 3025 _Davenport_street. WANTED—A GIRL FOR GE work. ish prefer ings. GIRL - D GIRL Edward TENC Mrs, FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam street. . This building has a fire- proof, cement basement, complete steam heat- fog fixtures, water on ail fioors, gas, eto. Ap- ply at the office of The Bee. 1-910 BEST LOCATED DRUG STORE WITH FIX- tures cheap. Tizard, 221 N. 2ith st T POLICIES IN A K 830 DUS DOWMEN Send description. Harttord, Co 3 CASH PAID old line companies, Brocklesby, Box 233, RESPONDENCE OR SRVIE d with 8 to 10 per investment under nd- Box 17 cent In a legitimate bu full guarantee of princip ing and “character ung City. AN ESPECIALLY GOOD CHANCE TO THE right party who can command $4,000.00 or $5,000.00 to enter and old_established business, Address P. O. Box it Y—MT16 JLLY EQUIPT PLANING MILL, LIVE town, northeast Nebraska; exchange for land or seil. Address room 14, Frenzer bl Oma Neb. 003 2 )R SALE OR LEAS complete; modern conveniences; good locas or machinery for sale cheap. For particu address Thomas Swift, 405 N. 1th street, Y—MO01 14° FOR SALE XTURES IN A €00d_country town, license to run sk hs, SV, 's., 350 Dee Didg. 4 FOR EXCHANGE. stioned. o, FACTORY 1--804-18% FOR RENT, DESK ROOM, $5.00 MON Board Gf Trade. 1- §3—28 AGENTS WANTED. GOOD SOLICITORS, BOTH LADIES gentlemen, to sell mineral wate can_make money. wick hotel, AND BTORAGE. BTORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 "';\u“‘\:‘?" STORA R HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. K. Wells, 1111 Farmam M—504 BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U, . gov. bonded warehouse Household ' goods stored. Lowest rates. 10131015 Leaveaworth, STORAGE. FRANK EWERS, 1214 u,\lwl\' 1 rlan chureh pr Address D, R Membe pay to co ~COMPETENT GIRL hixi [ NERAL erman or Mrs, D, 92014 WANT housework; must be a_go Dane preferred. Bring H. Wheeler, Harney str [ GIRL, 15 YBARS OLD, Apply at Arnold's, Clitton Hill, ue, end Walnut Hill, OR_LIGHT WORK. 2204 Military C—-M925 13¢ ‘WANTED—TO BUY, CITY & CO. CLAIMS, PRITCHARD, 17 11 FARM I WILL GIVE §22,00 CASH FOR 22-FOOT LOT on Farnam or Douglas between 15th and 16th. J. 3. Gibson, 817 First Nat'l bank bldg. N—281-D-20 BECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH. Antiquarian book store, 1519 Furnam street. N—$60 D14 FOR RENT—-HOUSES. HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D—483 HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, THE O. F, Davis company, 1505 Farnam. D—idd KELKENNY & CO. R. 1, CUNTINCNTAL BLK. D195 15TH ST, D—M761 FOUSES; BENAWA & CO., 108 N. WANTED, HOUSE § ROOMS AND TWO LOTS, within _four blocks of motor, about $1,600. Stringer & Gus, Frenzer block. ' N—M904 i3+ A _GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX- change for young W rrk horses or mules. Lamoreaux “Yfll. 308 . Z-627 CLEAR LAND FOR EQUITY IN HOUSE AND Iot.. $800.00 cash and 1ot near business cent. improved property. See our exchange list. H. E. Cole Co., 106 N. 15th. Z—Ms19 12 ARMATURES AND CONNTER terles rechar electrical and gon infsta; _superior work guaranteed. otrical Worker#17 and 619 8, 16th st 62 INTRAC- plants and il We > TERS 10 ECTRICAL ENGINBENS A tors for. electrio light and: motor Kinds of ‘electrical consrwetion. Weetern k1 tric Bupply Co. 0 mnd 0 8 1ih at STEAMBHI BLINE. ANCHOR LINB fdary, wvey 613 MATL %11 AMSHITS-—SAIL Saturdny from New ndonderry and Glaska Clronss i Wl v 7 m on, _second class steernge, sing Faundy trip tickets New York principal 8¢ nental points. ward o prepaid tiekets apply (6 any local agents or to Henderson liros and or teh, Englfsh, Irish and all conti- out- BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. HOW T0 GET A HOME Interest on savings. Apj Ass'n, 1704 Beo bldg. G. OR SECURE GOOD ¥ 1o Omaha L. & B. M. Nattinger, Sec, [ ‘N PAY 2,3 years old, always 1704 Farnam' st., Nattinger, Se SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. A 6,7, 8 per cent wlien 1 redéemable, COAL. HAS REMOVED 16th st., _l(()l'&'l‘ to 0 8. T office " HIS COAL Brown block. SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SUBS for hard coal, and $3.60 ton cheaper, maln 1605 Far- ance Board of Trade. 633 ————— e DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES, 616 GRANT, #59D—13% DRESSMAKING IN FAMILL FIT AND eiyle guaranteed: price reasonable. Inquire 1718 Chicago_street. 13+ —_— ~ TYPEWRITERS, STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOR sale should make you suspicious; funny they are mostly Smith’s. Try one and you wiil understand why. Full line of supplies. Smithe Premier Co., 11th and Farnam, telephone 138k en! STOVE REPALRB STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,00 DIFFERENT s of stoves, Water attachment and con- fons a specialty, 1207 Douglas street. a_Stove Repalr Worki 560 " CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, . MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDE ‘paper hanging and signs, brick work and pla tering. Office, 409 . 14th st., telephone 405, OPTICLANS. LEADING OPTICIANS. Tiyes Sxamind tree o 1 MASQUERADE COSTUMES, GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN RENT masquerade costumes at 114 South 16 st OMAHA_OPTICAL CO. F. Ponder, manager. 2 8. 16th st., in Kinsler's drug store PLUMBERS. JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING STEAM AND hot water heating, gas fixtures, globes. 421 8. 15. JOB PRINTING. RINT! of all kinds. 17th st., !J‘e building, % HORSES wx&‘m}wn SS BARTON & PHELPS, TEL. 103 Y. Life bldg. Mi28D31* WINTERED,.[$I® AND $4.00 PER Address Hopper. #ros., Elkhorn, ADDR i N HORS month. WESTERN CORNICE iron_cornices. 1722 St. VAN SANT' Life, Omaha. SCHOOL HORT HAND, AsK for gircular. 561 D, N. 1 trom | ¥ Chicago b yeduted rutes 1o the "o Warning to Expectant 1Y) Q HERS. Many Internal remodios aro betng skl fully guditbiy advortioed. profesane iy fhorten Lessen Paine of Child-birth, ) 2100 teonder Pt Trcone et Ly rag {ate menstruat on, Common' sanise. ahond oach oy womA thatn prapaeation ndupted NS AL DTG RGY Ry Wi praparo the sysiom for Chinbieih: on tho ary. (nternal, remedies nt this timo moy (e, Wo earnostly say BEWARY they eannot, nt this. orliical il kobd, and thelr 1t1a only by {AL trentment whilo eiveien! I arid OTtaning a1l the Jarie, that the honr of Child-Drthh 18 Fobbad of 1ts terrar: and no mody on carth doos this but ** MO 'S FRIEND. kor furthor informn- Uon uddress The Bradfield Rogulator Co., Atlant mw\mem‘mumm THE BREAT . thus relax This extraordinary Rejuvenator {3 the most wonderful discovery of the ago. It has been endorsed by the leading scientific men of Europe and America. Budyan 15 purely vege- tablo, Hudyan stops Prematureness § ofthe discharge 1 in 20 days. Cures verone LOST MANIHOCOD Constipation, Dizziness, Falling Sensatfons, Nervous Twitcling of the syes and other parts. Strengtliens, invigorates and tones the entire gystom. Hudyan cures Dobility, Nervousn Emissions, and cevelopes and ‘restores woak organs, Pains in the back, losses by day or night are stopped quickly. Over 2,000 private endorsements, Prematurencss means impotency in the first stage, Itisa tymptomof seminal weaknessand barrenness. 1t cai be stopped iu 20 days by the use of Hudvan, Tho new discovery was made by the Spceinl- Ists of the old famois Hudson Medioal Insti- tate, It is thostropgest vitalizer made, It fs very poworful, but harmless, fold for §1.00 & agoor 6 packages for €.00 (plain scaled oxes\. Written guarantee given for a cure. I you buy six boxes and aro uot entirely cured, slx more will be sent to you free of all charges, Send for circulars and testimonials, Address HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1032 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 18 KARAT OLD PLATE LADIES' OR GENT'S SIZE, M\ CUTTHIS OUT and send it tous W\ With your namo and nddress and 1 y0u this watch by e press for examination, A Guar- A cars and chuln and charm sent with it. —You nine itand 1€ you think it 4a bargain pay oursample prico, 152,00, and {L18 yours. 10 Is bea Bl culy cneravod and warrar hest ' time-kceper [n the S World for tho money and equal B nppearaiice to o genulnesolia g\' Gold Watch. Write to-day, this offer will not nppeur ogain. EASTLAKE MFG. CO., Cnrnu Adams and Stato Sts: CHICAGO, ILL: _MUSIO, AKL ANL LANGUAGE. F !JANJO!S" AND teacher, 1810 California "fleen 2 BIC YCLEB. M. 0. DAXON, 412 N. 16T 535 2. COLE CO., 108 N .I5TH. sh difference or assun ¥ou_ clear property for sour equity in house We and lot. always have what )nu'/u nt. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. BARGAL S, HC HOUSES, LOTS AND sale or trade. FARMS, F. K. Darling, Barker block RE— FOR BALE, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE cistern, city water; cor. 30th and $1,950.00; long time. Inquire 1318 Farnam uel Burns. M HOME, 2019 BY BARG dence, botween Burt and Cuming str {ake 4 tn trade. " Wm. Fleming, 1th u FOR A LIMITED TIMB, A FINE R CE site, corner g¥th and Dodge, $10,00.00 (paving paid). Full commission to agents. Wm. Flem- _inig, 14th and Douglas. RE-M79 EXCHANGES AND SALES: CITY PR PROPERT {arms, “merchandise. Garvin Bros., 2l N. ¥. ife. RE-M; BARGAT SALE OR TRADE, IN HOUSE iots and farms. "J. N. Frenser, opp FOR SALE—FURNITURE. RE AUCTION AT 111 FARNAM ST. 10°a. m. Robt. Woils, 0507 #ND AND ci or month; pric Omaha Bicycle Co,, 323 N. 16th st FURNITURE 2-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE, eentrally located. Rent low. A bargain. D9 Bee! 55 FOR RENT, HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS AND BARN on Park ave. Inquire at 422 8. 15th st. FIRST CLASS MODERN 13-ROOM _HOUSE, 2019 Binney, $40.00. Withnell, 207 N. YAXL_A‘({;.‘ > FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE, 616 WILLIAMS ST. —M2ID2 FOR RENT-CHEAP FOR THE WINT . one_8-room house, three G-room cottages. J. A. scott, Omaha Nat'l bank. D—MzD2s FOR RENT-DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN all parts of Omaha. B. H. Sheafe, 42 Paxton block. D—33D24* €ROOM HOUSE, 311 WOOLWORTH AVE.; one d-room, 1304’ California at. D-23D1* FOR RENT, MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE; AT tie, stable. 202 Seward IIAM)LDIWI) next door. MOS4 310 HOUSES & STORES, F. D. WEAD, 16 & Douglas D—636-31 ALL MODERN, §-ROOM ‘iso 3016 Mason street, EASILY HEATED, house, 3610 Jones, $25.00; 8§ rooms, fine location, §27.60. . K. Humphrey, #28 New York Lite. D—MS4T 150 FOR RENT, HOUSE NINE ROOMS; FUR. nace, bath, ete., at 32d and Farnam, $27.00; alsa cheap hous $5.00 and $10.00, different Darts city. Dexter L. Thomas, 1 Bee building. D—M735 AGE, IN GOOD RE. FOR RENT-6-ROOM T Dalr, clty water, $10.00 per month o good parties, 119 N, ®th, 1 block from Farnam car line. Inguire &t Btoetzel's stove Text (0 postofice. ) 0.00; BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; BATH ROOM ' furnace. John R. Webser, Board Trade building. D116 COTTAGE OF SBIX ROOMS, ALL CONVENI. ences, desirable location, three blocks from opera. house. Enquire on premises, 812 8. 17th st T, J. Pitamorris. D198 ONE FLAT, STEAM HEAT. LINTON BLOCK. John Humiin, 17 Linton bik. D798 FOR SALE- HORSES, WAGONS,ETC, PHAETON, BARGAIN; NEW CLOTH, LEATH- er, paint,'$85; another, §%. Drummond &go Co. —~M426 D25 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. IF YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; MACKIN- toshes, rubber boots, arctics, syringes of all nds, gas tubing; all best quility. = Omuba ’l'flll and Awnlnl C(! 1311 Farnam —! (HF‘A!F By CHICKEN AND _ORNAMBENTAL C. W 91 Douglas. Q—510 CORN FODDER FOR SALE, FOUR BLOCKS north Lead Works, Ea Omaha. Tom Anderson. Q 911 D16* WEGMAN_PIANOS, nmm.m'onr ORGANS. Woodbridge Bros., 117 So. FIRE BRICK, CAR LOTS, $14; SMAL $15 M; fire ciay. sand, gravel, screenings. J. Welshans, 31 Board of Trade, Tel. 168, Q456 D27 LAUNDRY OUTFIT, AND a big bargain for cash. Ad- dress D 43, Bee. QM908 18 FOR SALE, A STADLE ON 3707 N, 15TIT. )9 18¢ et —— S 1 CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS. DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- iable business medfum; 7th year at 119 N. 16th 811 LOTS, Wm! FOR SALE, A bullding for rent; R RENT, A FARM OF 200 ACRES, ha, 3 miles from South homas Swift, 405 N. 1 quire of WANTED § ACRES FOR CASH. Wante ase for Knox county farm. Wanted' to borrow, $700, Wanted to loan, 83,000, W 40 or %0 for cash, W house for land lease, w house for Towa farm. W house for 320 acres, Wanted, house for lot and cash, Wanted, house for clear lot Wanted, business property for acreage, Wanted to loan $4,000, 6 per cent. Wanted, farm for horses and cash. Wanted, merchandise for cash Wanted, merchandise for clear lots. Wanted, 16th strect propecty (part cash) Wanted, Towa farm for house and cash. Wanted, clear lot and cash for groceries. ‘Wanted, farm for hardware and cash, C. F. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life. RE-—922-12¢ $30.00 CASH DALA VERY EASY, cottage home. We have ‘em from & rooms up. H. B Cole Co, 108 N. 16th IRRIGATED FARM FRUIT, potata In and stock farms for sale on easy terms; wpondence solicited. B. Palmer, room 306, People’s bank, Denver, Col RE—M930 FARMS FOR SALE IN ALMOST unty In eastern Kansas and wouthweat it will pay you to investigate our " “of selling farms. We can ‘ms than anybody; farms soon. J. H.' Brady Kan, ~ RE—MJ2 Ji2 MMBE. BENECIA, THE MOST WONDERFUT, clairvoyant of (he uh century, 1617 Chicago S—M89T J120 MABSSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM EMITH, 62 8. I3TH, room 3; massage, vapor, alcohol, steam. sul: phurine’ and sea bath T-MSOG 15+ MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 121 DODGE. T—MIM 18 D FLOOR, NEAT 7-ROOM HOUSE, MODER ences, 1 block from Park avenue ca dress B. D, Evans, care Cady Lumb . D Ms03 150 FINE LO- TEN-ROOM MODERN D cation. Apply to W. . FOR RENT, STORE, 101l FARNAM STREET; six-room flats, corner Howard and 11th streets: five-room cottages, 24 und Clark street; reasonable. William P. Byrne, room 31 National bank. l'rn'f"cm«u. MODERN, 4. T-room houses and flats. Tizard, 221 N. ‘III\, D—§95- 15 e — FOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS. I’LIAIAI!T IOUTI! ROOM FOI lu _~ZQENTLEIAN. FURNISHE i HOOMS, HINOLE OF ENSUITE: IfifiFfit 192 Capitol avenue. E—MSTS 13 § NICE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISI ¥ooms for light housekeepiog. 1113 1“1’::‘.““ UNRQUALED HOUSEKERPING, BMA 1 TURKISH BATH ROOMS, EXCLUSIVE ladies. Suite 106-10, Bee Bldg. ol ool " PERSONAL. DR. T. W. BTONE, 80 N. Y. LIFB, TEL. 611, 3% B U—M739 MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS. 1311 FAR U-513 THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE order from measure. 1909 Farnam b OPEN TO THE LADIES OF OMAHA. ladies rom oston at 1816 Chicago street have been very successful the past week. Do not hesitate to call and talk with them, as one of thelr methods will be sure to suit your case, for they have had & wide experience I {2, shronlo and acute diseages. Ofios hours, $106p. m.; Saturdays, 1 to 6 p. m. Consulta. _tion free. U—Md64 D23* DIAMOND EHOTON. KC A DOZEN AT FROC. tor's, 616 8. U~110-J3 ENTLEMAN ~ WHO WORKS NIGHTS a roommate who works days; has well furcished down town room, with steam heat d #us; cheap reat (o right party, Address D &, office, U—-Mu1 )6 A HOTELS, HOTBL DARKER, 5TH AND JONES STS. 5 rooms at $L.50 per day. 60 rooms at $2.00 per day, Bpecial rates to commercial travelers. Room 4 by week or month. Fiunk Flditcn, 3. 3 (EUROPEAN), N. W. COR. Hooms by day of weék. ) COZZENS HOTEL, 9TH AND HARNEY; steam heat, electric bells, telophone, baths, ex Gellent cuisene, elegant rooms; $1.00 per day $4.00 and upwards per week [ UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H, K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embaimer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 0. 886 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers, 1701 Cumitig st., telephons 1060, a llALl. UNDblITAKhR TAND T bal 47 Farnam st W. BAKER, unma.wuxzn, AETNA HOUSE 1th and Dodge. HAY ANUL GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE buy bay, A. H. Bnyder, 1615 Burt st. Tel. o BRASKA HAY O, 1OLESALE HAY, ain_and mill stuff. 'We are siways on ihe market 10 buy or sell. 140-4-6 Nicholas st 0 =——— ‘WHOLESALE COA. OMAHA BICYCLE €O, 83 N, 16TH ST, “DENTISTS. DR, PAUU, DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST. GRINDING. l(‘\Z(THH, FHI;RS. PP LLIPPLRS, . L. Undeland, 106 S. Jith. SKATE 7 Stockholders' Meeting Office of Lee-Clarke-Andreesen Hardware Co., Omaha, Neb., Dec. 7, 1894—Notice Is herbey given to the stockholders of the Lee- Clarke-Andreesen Hardware company that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the company will be held at the offices of the sald company, 1219, 1221 and 1223 Harney street, in the city of Omaha, in the state of Nebraska, on Tuesday, January 8, A, D. 1895, at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the com- pany to serve during the ensuing year, and to transact such other business as may be presented at such meeting, Attest H. J. LEE, President. W. M. GLASS, Secretar; D7 Mto J 8§ Sun A poh=hns)ias BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRER. RAILWAY TIME CARD Leaves |BURLINGTON & MO. xnn.u].\.rm "Omaha|Union Depot, 10h & Mason St m 15am. Denver Dxpress. . Mont. & pm. . 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Sherif's sal By virtue of an order of attachment and garnishment {ssued out of the district court of the Fourth judicial district, within and for Douglas county, in an actlon wherein the Fitchburg Worsted company is plaintiff and Clarence J. Canan and John J. Heller, partners as C. J. Canan & Co., are defend- ants, 1 did on 'the 28th day of Novembe: A. D, 1894, attach as the pre riy of the sald C. J. Canan & Co. a miscellaneous stock of taflorings, consisting of cashmere, chevigt and Kknickerbocker suitings, broad- cloth, worsted ecloth, over ting, buttons, thread, linings, and the fixtures contained in the ‘store room of C. J. Canan & Co. on Farnam street betwen i2th and 13th streets, in the city of Omaha, and by virtue of an order of sale on attachment issued out of the district court, and to me directed under date of the 8th diy of Drcember, A. D. 1594, and duly signed by Frank E. Moores, clerk of the district court, I will on the 2ih day of Deeember, A. D. 1884, at 10 o'clock a. m:, of sald d at the above named store room of C, J. gahan & Co., sell at public auction to the hYghest bidder for cash, al of the above dexcribed koods and challels and fx- tures situate and being in said store room, to satisfy the Fitchburg Worsted company the sum of one thousand and three dollars (81.002.00), and interest on $1,000.00 from Ma. 1, at ine rate of ¢ per éeni per annun and the costs of suit, according to the jud ment of the sald district court, rendered on the 8th day of December, 158i. JOHN C. DREXEL, Sherifl of Douglas Coun Dic i [ CIVIL SERVICE Vigorous Oampaign Now Being Inaugurated | » Throughout the Country, SCHURZ THE CENTRAL FIGURE CARL Made a Lengthy Addeess in Co Which the Spoils Systoin—Paid & Compitmont to Blssell Are ralgned Quiney and Carliste. emned wud CHICAGO, D:c. 12—The annual convention of the National Civil Service began with a secrct se Reform league sion for the transac tion of business at 10 o'clock today in the rooms of the Commerco club. The delegates arrived in lar this forenoon and went at once to the Commerce club, The business session was quits protracted and the visitors adjourned for lunch: The size of the audience was lim ited only by the seating capacity of the par lors. Among the prominent men who were pres ent at the opening of the convention Carl Schurz, president of the league; Rich- ard H. Dana, Boston; Henry Welch, New York; Mayor Walbridge, St. Louls; William Alken, Connecticut; Henry A. Richmond, ex- member of the clvil service commission, New York; Charles J. Bonaparte, Baltimore; Judge Willlam Dudley Foulke, Indianapolis; Charles M. O'Brien, Cleyveland; J. C. Alton, James- town, N. Y, and Willlam Potts, New York Local clvil ‘service reformers were largely represented at both meetings. The gathering is an exceedingly Important one, for it has brought together distinguished advocates of good government from ail over the country and practically marks the re opening of a vigorous civil service campalgn throughout the land The evening scrvice of the federation was held in Central Music hall, which was packed to the doors. The principal feature of the evening was the speech of Hon. Carl Schurz, who spoke as follows “The condition o/ things to be reformed is 8o obviously unreasonable, so flagrantly absurd and viclous that we should not believe it could possibly exist among sensible people had we not becomo accustomed to its exist- cnco among ourselves. The spoils syste that practice which turns the public offic high and low, from the public trust into objects o prey and booty for the victorious party, may, without extravagance of lan guage, be called one of the greatest crimes in our history, If not the greatest. In the whole catalogue of our ills, there Is none more dangerous to the vitality of our free institutions. HOPED FOR MORE FROM QUINCY. “The observance f the four-year term law relating to the presidents has most con- clusively demonstrated from the point of view of the public interest the utter ab- surdity and viclousness of the law itself Josiah Quincy, as first assistant secretary o state, having the consular appointments h charge, had during the first months of the present administration made an almost clean® sweep of that branch of the service When speaking of Mr. Quiney's doings, I do rot mean to ignore the president’s responsi bility in authorizing what was done, bu Mr. Quincy, bearing the reputation of i friend of reform, was the official adviser an. became the defender of it. 1 speak of hin as such. am sure 1 do him no injustice when I say that, in order to avoid the dan ger of following the ideas of the advanced civil service reformers, he followed the prac tice of the most advanced spoflsmen, for no spoilsinan in office has ever turned over the consular > from one party to the other with greater (horoughness and dispatch It was naturally assumed that an admin- istration aspiring fo the title of a reform ad- ministration _would, with regard to thos places, do what fo 1888 the republican plat- form pledged the party and its candidate to do. How President Harrisoh fafled’ to redeem that clear and emphatic pledge was at the time set forth by my lamented prede- cossor, George Willlam ~Curtis—blessed b his memory—in words to which I have nath ing to add. It was hoped President Cleve land would abstain from changes in the serv® ice not required by the public interest. But tiat hope has not, so far, been fulfilled. The interference of members of congress witl the appointing power has been largely to erated. It must not be overlooked, how- ever, that, excapting the headlong overtur: ing of the consular service, the chang have, on the wlhole, been less rapid than under the preceding administration. Th same may be sald of the application of that rule by the postmaster general to the fourth- class postmas| But the result of ti proceeding, it further adhered to, will be- fore the close of the presidential term put all the offices concerned Into the hands o the party in power. But the end of this administration is not yet and there are rea sons for hoping that its second half will be the most productive of good. CARLISLE HAS BEEN A SPOILSMAN “As to the observance of the civil service law in the several departments of the national governmen!, the Treasury department under Mr. Carlisle has, I regret to say, won an unenviable distinction. Beginning with an act of gross nepotism, his management has furnished the strongest proof of the neces- sity of putting the chiefs of division under the clvil service rules. In this respect the Treasury department under Mr. Carlisle has consplcuously fallen below the standard ze number n shortly 1 o'clock. were Children Sry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry fo« ®itcher’s Castoria. Children Cry i« Pitcher’s Castoria. SEARLES & SEARLES SPECIALISTS, Nervois Private AND Special Diseases Treatmentby Mail, Consultatioa Fre Cutarrh, all diseases of the nos: Throat, Chest, Stomach, Liver, Blood Skin and Kidney diseas:s, Lost —Manhood and all Private Dis= eases of Men, Oall on or address, Dr. Searles & Seulas, Ll Fara Onsh. ND. THE GRES HINDOO TE t s quick’ bafd oadincia oy dun liy aarilod in vost .00 . M ""“”"A"'Q W o Dy an 1Atotiomy ek on ey g TND) Topramggieghis ot gov it oo wiil fond A ) oF our agecie. 5SOLD by Kubin & Co., Cor, ,m and Douglass Sts 2nd ). A. Fullor & Co., Cor. 14th and Dovglass Ets., OMAHA, NEB REFORMERS - e after | intained by his predecessors since the ene [actment of the civil aervice law. In other | departments a very gratifying progross i to b rved, especially in’ the Postoffice des | partment, which been conducted by the postmaster general, Mr. Iissell, as to th§ bservance cf the law in a manner entitied [to the highest credit. On the whole, it must in justice bo said that its shortcomings, not- | withstanding it is President Cleveland’s \d - administration, have materially ad- vanced the ref In New Y law wise there has by n statute by as well as the larger enactad in 1883 under Mr. Cloveland's govere hip, and put into operation by him in »1 faith, But the lamb was at the tender reies of the wolf whi David B, Hill and Roswell P, Flower o the governor's In New York fell into the of Tamma and I need not the sport band of political mads of i decalogue itselt | would become a farce if left for enforcement | to the devil But th arch enemy of re- form, David B. Bill, under a [ monumental mountain of condemning votes; |on the 1st of January next Roswell P, Flower will ceas be governor of the | state and Tammany rule will end in the city of New Yor And then the civil service law, revived by the voice of thy pecple, will there also become a livin a®l beneficent | force. Lot the will of the people be done, let it be done without a needloss delay, and |let the people’s president lead in doing it. | Then thera will be no more spoils and plunder; no more removals not required by public interest; no more appointments for partisan reasons.” The address was very warmly recelved, | the speaker being interrupted at frequent intervals by enthuslastic applause. A Great Battle Is continually golng on In the human system, The demon of impure biood strives to gain victory over the constitution, to ruin health, to drag victims to the grave. Hood's Sarsa: parilla {8 the weapon with which to defend one's self, drive the desperate enemy from the field, and restore bodily health for many years, rk n a civil serye ks covering the cities. It was ny City it hall that hands cribe 1 a sharpers e now rests Hood's Pills cure nausea, sickness, indiges- tion and biliousne NEWS FOR THE ARMY. in Duty and Regimer signmonts D1 a TON, Dec. 12~(Speclal Teles nd Lieutenant Willlam P. Jack- isferred from company € to com- Second Lieutenant A, C. Jenks, pany K to company J; Second t Harrison J. Price, from company | to 1y O, Twenty-fourth infantry. Licutenant Colonel Jumes Gilliss, deputy quartermaster general, wiil relieve’ Captain Henry G. Sharpe as purchasing commissary I uis, Lieutenant James B. cavalry, will be reliey at Jefferson Barracks lieve Iirst Lieutenant Sickels, Seventh cavalry, cruiting station at St Sickel will report to Riley Colone Many Change: al Ase WASHIN gram.)—§ son s t pany K from ¢ Lieutens Tirst Hughes, from ~duty - will_ re- Horatlo J, € in charge of r Louis. Lieu his regiment, Tenth Fort | Dangerfield Paric fantry, s grantes leave fi Captain Henry M. Sharpe, commissary of subsistence, twenty-one days; Second Lieu- tenant Lawrence J. Fleming, Tenth cavalr; three months extended First Lieutenant John T. Knight, Third cavalry, will proceed to Richmond for duty with the Virginia volunteer Captain Oscar I, Long, assistant quarter- ed from this city to Fort cotion duty pertaining to artment. First Licutenant IR. Rivers, Third alry, will report for duty as secretary and Light Artillery school, Fort shteenth in- ne month; uarterms R First Lieutenant Herbert J. Slocum, Sev- cavalry, Is relieved in the Department exas and will report at Fort Riley. First Licutenant Edmund Wittenmyer, promoted from second lieutenant, Ninth in- fantry, is assigned to company I, Fifteenth infantry, vice Welsh, retived, 1 First Lieutendant Michael I. Lenehan, promoted from second lieutenant, Twentieth infantr: is assigned to Nineteenth infantry, vice M appointed adjutant. nant Arthur B om Second | Toster 18 try to come N nth infan and Firit ieatenant Michael J. ‘Lenehan from Nine- teenth infantry to company A, Second In- fantry. st Lieutenant Charles E. B, Tlagg, istant surgeon, Angel Island, Cal, will report at Fort Townsend to relieve Captain clid B. Frick, assistant surgeon, who, is granted leave for four months. Licutenant Colonel Thomas Eighth cavalry, is granted for _four months; John G. Tui Fifth rtille month extended; Major Curtis 2 McGregor, WEATHER FORECAST. Fair in Nebraska With Vaviable Winds, 15 coming Nout IN, Dec. 12.—The forecast for ir; variable winds, be- coming south, For Towa and Missouri—Fair; north winds, becoming variable. r South Dakota becoming west I’ Kansas—Fair; warmer; winds, becoming southeast. Local H ord, OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BURBAU, OMAHA, Dee. 12.—Omaha record of tempal ature and rainfall, compared with the cor responding day of past four years: 1894, 1893. 1892. 1891, 06 8 B8 2 ¢ U5 Fair; varlable winds, varlable Maximum temperature. ... Minimum temperature. Average temperature 8 - 28 L O LRy Precipitation wereee 0L .00 .00 .00 Condition of temperature and precipitation at Omuha for the day and since March 1, 1894: Normal temperature., i1 Excess for the day . Normal precipitation. Deficiency for the day .. Total precipitation ne Deficlency since Mareh 1 *Zero. Roports from O o] i ien .02 inch 1 inches 98 inches Mareh 115 + 15 rer Stations at 8 P, M. | | BTATE OF WEATHEIL, md g3 amviadway -20a oL XUN - TopLIdIeId ~£ep 30 armiw St Lot St Faui, .. Sult Lake Cf Rupid Clty Heleui, Bism St Vine Cheyenn: Miles City. indicates trace of procipitation L A, WELSH. e Jand Swalloy by the Net, TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 12.—A special to the Ledger from Victoria says the steamship Warrimoo, which has arrived from Ause tralia, brings word that the island of ‘Am- brym, New Hebrides, has been destroyed by volcanic action on November 15. A native village, with all Its inhabitants, was swept into the sea. The British warship Barth has gone to the scene, - The name of Rudyard Kipling's new stary writen for The Youth's Compacion fs * The Bold 'Prentice.”” The scene is in India, and the principal charcter s ayoung locomotive engineer. Observer. i REAL KE L, TRUMENTS placed on 12, 1894 WARRANTY DEE M Mead to 8 E Hartranft, shinn's 24 add Walrath and Kusbaad 't0" Wiiliwm . W Y 0f @ % of Lot B, Howe's add.,, 3¢ Garvin to Christ Ebbensgaard € ot 20, block 3, Lipton Pl Joseph Michal and wife to J F 16t 6, block 259, Omaha..... Ve J C Henpinger and wife to ¢ B Henningar, nw oEw B-l6-10 .. M T Burke to Fre ewing com pany, 8 % of I First add South Omaha Jesse ‘Trenberth and Schmidt, lots 23 and 24, K 6,V Campoell's add; lot 1), Holmes' dd.. QUIT CLAIM DEED. E_W_Simeral to Joseph's chureh, 76, 81 and 8%, Har s add...... record Decembes 1ot 9, blook $ 4,508 1,900 30 1,600 1,600 Langer, ' Louis It to South Oma ), block 3, Albright's ¢ Lo Bimon Nelw vings bank, lot Woodiawn . (0 BL. church, lots 76, 1 and 82, Hurtman's add Total amount of transl