Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 26, 1895, Page 7

8FECIAL NOTIGES. Advertisements for these columns will be taken until 1250 p. m. for the evening and until 8 p. m. for the morning and Sanday editions. Advertisers, by requesting a num- bBered cheek, ean have answers ad dressed to a numbered letter in enre of The Ree, Answers so nddressed will be delivered upon presentation of the cheek only., Rates, 11-2¢ a word first insertion; le n thereafter. Nothing than 25¢ for first ndvertisements uti ATIONS WAN BOY WANTS PLACE TO FAR ‘while ‘at!ending Om. Busincss Col WANTED_SITUATION AS FIREMAN, COMES Fecommended, or other steady work. ' Address 13 Btricker, 15090 Howard St., City & A e waA ED, POSITION A8 HOUSEKEEPER OR charge Of furnished fooms. Best references Address T ¢ Mal WANTED=MALE HI WANTED, LIVE, INTELLIGENT AGENTS IN Jmahn to organize clubs of three to five fami 1les for our fmous Orehard Tomes Tand in cen tral Mississ "The tide of immigration 18 g i wouth there ara n> hot winds, no el winter blizzards, no erop fafli Where two or three crops can be raised each yeur, Where there fs oo such thing as fall 3 W man ‘Will work one:half na hard as he n ‘this country. Cool summers, mild winters Tichest soll on earth, Tiest railway factlitics. Gos, W, Ames, general agent, 1617 F i A GENTLEMAN TO WORK OMAHA OR territory In Nebraska 08 general agent of an Ot witk, nccident and. death benedt and fonyne " eniowment _assoclation. Prudential Tnan proterred. Call after 0 a. M., or address W. V! Kent, 04 Paxton block T Meso WANTED, TWO EXPERIENCED TRAVELING Kaamen, Good territory. Helin & Thomps lors, 1612 Farnam. B Moo WANTED, EXPERIENCED AND PRACTICAL florlat and gardener. B, Haas, 1813 Vinton st B iD—-A PIANO PLAYER AT 108 NO. 0TH. ‘man_preferred B-§16 WANTED, BY A LARGE PHILADELPHIA corporation, a sal’sman to represent them in Nebra Only those willing to travel on commission basis need write; to such, how ever, an unusual opening 18 offered. References of ihe highest order are requ Address Klough, 1519 Oxford strect 5 00D GERMAN SALESMAN feronces, Adress comb. box 7. Wakel b, M4 27 LABOR FOR WYOMING ON COMPANY work on T3 & M. Tty 1K guarantesd; free transportation. Kramer & O'Hearn, 11 nam s M2 WANTED, ATIONERY ENGINEER WHO lives in Omaha to work at nights: state porie wh ployed and wages Address B I BALES EN, TO SELL TIR TRADE A MED. fcal chewinig gun line: big wakes, Send 10 ¢ 1 full par- ticulars. Medical Gum Co., ra M7 $00.00 TO $150.00 SALARY PAID SALESMEN for cigars; experience not necessary; extr Aucements o customers, Bishop & Louls, Mo. AGENTS, ORGANIZERS, LODGE OFFICERS write for particulars. Best fraternal insurance plan extar pay. J. F. Reynolds, secre- tary, Exch , Loston, Mas: h Ma13 WANTED, INTICES TO LEARN BAR ber trade required; job guaranteed The chance of a lifetime for Young men. Lears a trade and be fndependent. Ilustrated cata logue mailed free. St Louls Harber College, 819 North 9th street, St. Louls, Mo, B—M311 20 WAN D—FEMALE HEL] WANTED, MILLINERY TRIMM salesladien, 1512 Douglas st WANTED-MILLINERY TRIMMERS salesladies. 1512 Douglas St. 8 WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSI work. Apply at 5002 Mason strest. C—=2i-23 ), GIRL FOR SECOND WORK. Dodge street. M2 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK “Howard G301 WANTED, CLASS GIRL HOU FOR 2211 Locust « L HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARK BLOCK. 5 ER o FOUSES 1N ALT PATTR OF IR CIEY. T HOUSES, BENEWA & CO., 103 N. 15TH 5 " COLE & C R ‘T IN OMAHA NG oo ] BTACHED HODERN RESIDENCE, _aerit nd Poppleton; modern bricks, 231 & California TR RN TCR B R RENT, 01 i 1ght rooms, bes nd alcove! arge coliar, ‘bath, all in first lags condition; ' October 1 2608 Halt Howard, ¢ . Taschuck, e D—M68$0 nue A _LARGE LIS 3 Fidelity Trust compuny, 1702 Farnam stret D585 RENT, 0-ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY Pa- pered; clty’ water; $0.00 per mo, 119 Tih Boetzel, noxt to T O, STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES, all modern, gas, fuel. Apply Byton Iteed eome pany, 212 Eouth Mth street. D88 10-ROOM 1101 AND DARN W. CORNER 330 and Conter st $30.00. John W, Robbine Tel. 52, Y. Lite bldg B-131-019 TWO FINE LARGE SIX-ROOM HOU uth 21t streot DAt ¥ ENT, = lage, 2412 Jones strect, $10.00. \ dwelling, 2118 Spauiding streel, $13.00, ani hiea b street brick dwelling, 1204 S, 35th street; mod- lvenlences m brick house, with all mod. uding hot water heating 1; rent, $10.00 per manth m modern house, $14 Half Howard streot ) per month. | Inquire Netherton Hall,” room 606, 1st Nafl. bank DM FOR RENTCHOICE RESIDENCE, LOCATION Wie best. R, C. Patterson, Ramge Bl D FIOUSES, G. G, WALLACE, 312 BROWN 1 DM §ROOM COTTAGE, ALL MODERN, 2124 MI ami street DM2s For_REN AUTIFUT : furnished ¢ for bou FOR RENT, SROOM HOUSE, WITH ALL forn cor nees and barn. 1452 South’ 20th riid; Horton, W. U. Tel. ¢, D298 10 AN ELEGANT T-ROOM MODERN DETACHED houte within walking distance of ront. 82150, See Fidelity Trust C ham stret TOUT 100 HOUSES, F. D. WEAD DoUG- TROOM FLAT, VERY NICE ' 10-room house, 17th and Califor Berooms (harnd, first clasa 1 -rooms, brick, Clitton Hill, § Goroom house and small stire cheap, Omalia Real Estate and Trust Co., 211 8, 18th Do BIX ROOMS, CIE 15 PACIFIC STREET. quire Sk stree DM 3 1519 DODGE. B84 ISHED OR UNFURNISHED PARLOR, 1911 Douglas street E—152-2 FURNISHED ROOMS, 207 DOUG- las sireet E-M215-25¢ FURNISHED ROOMS, 317 HAR NICELY stresi. FURNISHED ROOMA. WITH HOT AND COLD FURNISH water; rent reaxonable. 8 North 17th st Mrs. J. A Morgan. B-M26S 3¢ FURN. AND UNFURN, ROOMS, 28 N. 1TTH. E-M318 0% FURNISHED ROOMS AND noARD, THE OMAHA DAILY BER: ’I‘flfillH\DAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1895. By NESS CHANCES, Mn’r. FOR RENT—STORES AND Fonr I:L\'\'il’lll -STORY BRICK AGENTS WANTED. LADY WANT D REN OFFICES, BUILDING 16 Farnam streot. This bullding has a fi proof cement basement, complete steam heating tures, wate all tloors, Kas, etc. Apply at the office of The Hee. 1410 UNDERGARMENT, Quick atalogue free. Mrs, N. B Chl 1 M202 ! OR BXCHANGE, CHOICE $300.00 carringe team, top epeeding Luggy and harness, Address Hee J WE WANT LIVE AGENTS; NEW ART! conts; big seller; write quick for first ' Sherman Mfg. Co., 18 N. Canal Chicago. J—M12 26! WANTED, SEVERAL ( MEN SOLIC- itors at once. An opp for. first el salesmen to m easy money. Call after o'ciwck Thursday and Friday. Only experience; solicitors need - apply. 3z, 15w hotel. * M1 21 WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE AT for man and wife, on or near ear line dress H. F. J., 1123 8. 324 street, K—24-2 WANTED, TO NT SMALL FURNISHE louse or 3 furni yms suitable for house- keeping. F. D, Wead, 16:h and Douglas streets K—M2 WANTED, TO RENT, .1, 6 OR -ROOM cottage in good re of three. Ad- dress, stating location and rent, 13 61, Tiee K—M2s3 2 THE HAT MAN AT BROWNING, KING & Co's wants (o rent 3 or 4 furnished or un furnished rooms, ten minutes' away; lght housekeeping K00 2% GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO CHILDREN) desire 1 or nished rooms, with board, in family ( n pre ferred) having no ders, References exchanged. 13 6 " K—M31G 25° STORAGE. STORAGE, FRANK EWER PACIFIC w0 g [ORA & WAR al storage and WANTED=TO BUY. 30 I PAID FO! rubber and bottles; ago Junic Hous L 812514 AND CLEAR near Hanse Nome nd Douglas stree SH 165th REAL m park. ¥ WANTED, SECOND-HAND BOILED ine of ‘about 20 or 2 h J. P. Smythe, room 413 N. FOR SALE—MISC HARDWOOD chicken fenc COMBINATION Chas, R L ICEE IN CARLOAD LO’ HOG 9th and 1 farwar AND BN Address Omabia, N AND uglus. CORRESPONDE solicited. 1. Nicholas, Council Biu Q-M7iz-09 FOR SALE OR TRADE, COMPLETE first cluss bar fixtures and glassware at a bargain. Address box 3, South Lend, Q 1 S SEND 250 FOR PACKAGE OF THE atost house plant fertilizer known. Pro- wonderful - growth, Address W. H Vancleve, T Q- M2ss 28% LE, MODBL 40, 185 COLUMBIA ‘Address comb, box 7, Wakefiel QN . LAR OAK OFFICE DI 3 00 new. Inquire Jamitor, Gth floo Vaxton blk. QM CLATRVOYANTS. . DR. . WARREN, CLATRVOYANT, RE le businéss medium; $th year at 118 N, 16th S-200 PROF. G. B. FITCH, THE CELEBRATED independent. slate writer and physical medium will give private sittings daily trom m, ¢ ) p.m.; seances for physical manifestati Tuesdays, Thursdave and Saturdays, 8 b. Tesidence 606 N. 17tk S~ M27 27 MASSAG MADAM MITH, room 8; magnetié, vapor, alcohol, pherine and sea bath MME, .LARUE, MASSAGE, HOT Howard. MME. BERNARD, R 7, 3RD FLOOR, ND FLOOR, stoam, sul T—193-28% TH. 1617 M908 121 Dodge. M 0118 URKISH A s in city. MM Dathe. D a8 TURK 1 BATHS, 7\1‘\ \V PLACE Sullte 109:110 TURKISH BATIS PERSONAL, HOME I””"\.l\” N DU Lest reference glven PRIVATE finement. ANTHONY LO TRUS Loans ut rates for cholce braska and lowa farms or Omabia ¢ MONEY TO LOAN A 0. . Davis Co., 1506 Farnam st CITY . STAR | MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVE veal estate, Brennan, Love & Cu LOWEST RA TRIC isth, 134019 MES. DR, LEON, ELEGANT MASSAGE AND eloctric bath. Parlors restful and refreshing 413 North Mth street. M2 27% Bee LTH 1 ¢ BEE BLDG., HEA 0K treatment; lidy attendant. | I HAAS, FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT KLOWERS, Hanquet, hall, residence and grave decoration 1813 Vinton sreet. Telephone 770 225D BAT . YOST, 9193 8 \E LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED. BAL 1ith and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone 1S N. Y. LIFE property W28 THE ATES, W 15 N, Y. LIFE. W D OMAHA Paxton bik. Wm0 Omaha merchandise for govd land near or exchanging see J, N. Frenzer ppost MiT-01) 5,000 IN NOTES FOR BAD DEDTS 0 trade for real estate. I F. Hale, 4 202 Sheely block, 12 to 2 o'clock. 0 DRUG STORI; LOC, Bood trade 3. Gibs WANTED, TO TRADE tion clear, improved, in sout i Neb., for Omaha property or first mortgage. Ad I VILL, for N z EXCHANC kood phacton Ot SALE—REAL ESTATE. BARC CITY PROP- erties nzer, opp. P, O, RI-306 HE BYRON REED C buy lots, acr farms, Garvin 1 HOUSES, A BARC NAP—7-ROOM SUPERLATIV HOUSE, good fon, 44th and Dod; worth double, ~ See J opposite postoffice. A 260-ACRE FARM OF SECC i Millercounty ; na, 1,00 in, INT 1 adapted for 1 winter stock ran Will s and casy terms. Address Geo, Atk RE~100 R TRADI FARM OF 80 acres, 7 miles northeast Cearney, in Huffalo county, Nebraski ard of Tradé Bidg., Oma: WANTED, 8§ ACRES CENTRAL I0WA. Wanted, clear city property for farm. Wanted, western land for equity in farm Wanted, land in Missourl for clear property. Wanted, land in lowa for clear city properiy, to loan $3,000 at 6 per cent, to borrow 1,000 on farm. lot near the park for farm. house for cash and land. Missourl for Iliinols farm. car lots for encumbered far) business property for ¢ business property for ¢ Omaha for California p merchandise for land near section of land in Lowa. AT ALMOST YOUR D. Wead, A % LOTS Swn pr 16th and Douglas. T NEAR BARN, CAR Z-room house and full 1ot Sightly acre, Belvidere, & _good repalr, 88 7 meres with S-room hou: 3 100 feet on West Farnam st. near Stone's, 400 acre farm 13 miles out at § 160 acres with $0,000 improvements; access Able, $25,000, o, 1. Wead, 16th and Douglas st. RE—200-30 HOTELS. (BUROPEAN), N. W. Tooms by day or week. AETNA HOUS 13th and Dodge. HOTEL BARKER, FRANK HILDITCH Jath and Jones Sts.; So. Omaha and Sl ave. cars pass the door. AMERICA. rooms at $L.50 day: $2.00 day, European plan, e to $1.00 per day a6 THE| HOTEL, 602 8, 13TH STREI M THE UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. H. K. B embalmer, SWANSON & VALIEN, 1701 CUMI FUNERAL DIR ko st., telephone , TEL 1060, EM- TAND MAUL, UNDI 117 Farnam $1.00 FOR SEND $2.00 WORTH OF SONC Amorita, Pretty Widow In liloomers, Darling Mabel, | The Course of True Love Never Smooth. _ Latest hits. Woodbridge 1 Omaha, Neb GEORC GELLENBECK. guitar teacher. 1011 Cass street YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY RENTING buying your plano fiom Wm. H. Schmoller, & Mt 3ldg. A fine upright plano only $140.00, H. MAROWL FARMS FOR RENT. ¥ REAL INSTRUMENTS 25, 1895 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS M E and L J Edwards to H L M ner, lots 9 and 10, block 13, Cen park R e Jerry Mulvihill o John Sheiby, 1 and n % lot 7, block 6, Hansc L K Lioyi to ileil H Lioyd, s 3, Fairmount Place............ A'E Cotton to Theresa Ruempi lots 7 and 8, block 85, South Omaha. 2 whiff of SOUTH ROOMS, SIN $12,000.00 STOCK OF MERCHANDIAE IN BRST A BLACK HORSE, 13 YEARS OLD, 2308 Dovglas. town In eastern Nebrask, for land and cash [ 16 hands: has & smah-white' star in forehead -~ of equivalent, Address 8 89, care Bee. was missed from Jacob Tex's pasture near Sey FURNISHED v ’ mour park on Sertunbee b 1 A reward will transionts ' Capital e —_— — o pald fo etuff. ¥, H. Davis, 628 8. 20t Capltol w T MeSi-C ONE OF THE HEST MANAGED AND BRI A N B D LB - i i paying corporations {n the city, wishing - SR—— . ¢ DESIRABLE F( ) ROOMS, SINGLE | crease their capital, hav with me | LOST-ST. BERNARD DOG, MONTHS of en muite, with board; refercnces. 2214 Far- | 310,000 of thelr stock to ell, in amounts from | old, Has heen scAlded on back. Return to nam_ street F—-M705 % up, During the past two years the stock | 3061 Poppleton wvenpe and feceive reward - — — has paid 15 per cent. The management and Lioat 01825 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; GOOD BOARD; [ busincss recommend themselves ws better than - reasonable rates. The Ross, 120 Harney mortgage Investment. A, F. Connett, 3 N.|LOST, LADY'S GOLD HUNTING C. ¥ M231-09¢ Y. Lite Y86 watéh on falr grounds Wedaesday last. R o —————————— - - return to Aflice. Lost—M28; 27 FOR RENT, MEAT MARKET | Lol TR i FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, Farmers and Mcrchants State VER MABOHBOX, MARKED “I1. T _la. in_monogram. | Reward it returned to : ; — OUBE. S INTEREET IN South 12(h_str o8t—M315 2 UNFURNISHED CHAMDERS FOR HOUSE- | #200.00 HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD ES- | emen e 0 SUC e 0N UU T keeping to man and wite. a9 N. Jith, T | dabliehed wholesale bus partner to be | = = = G-Mis usiness manager. J. J. Gibson, 317 1st Nail . " e o ot Dy DRESSMAKING, FOR RENT, LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM | S T - - with board, hot water, heat tle light; oo OW TO MAKE F: AR FISFACTION GUARAD nlent to conter of city. Rteferences. Addr Bowrd of Trade | successtully in g b 7R D risco’ & Co, | . brokers, o — e e Pacilic ‘aveniie, Chicago. National ba = = FOoR ANGE. SHERIDAN COAL-THE BUST SO Penn hard coal price guaranteed. _ 1 el 1237, 195 Farnam EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR | st ettt d ST o 20, Omaha, What have you to offer? H. A P 7 S Dailey, ¢ Lite bide. 4 HAY AND BRICK MODER 18 ROOMS —_— within 10 blocks of city hall; price $20,00.00; [ BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LO' ..“;..‘.,,x‘,;"y F000.00; equity” (0 good unem buy bay. A. H. Snyder, 1515 Burt st Sherman county, 640 acres school 1and, NOAT | se———— Litchtie acres Eheridan county, and $4,000 ESi: & s 5 FARM, CASH RENT. ADDRESS B %, DEB MEDICAL, LADIES! CHICHESTEIS [ SH PENNY- Toyal Dills (diamond brand) are the best: saf Tellable; take, no other; send 4c. stamps, foF particulars, ‘<Rellet for Ladies,”” in lelter by Telurn mall. At drugglsts, Chichester Chem ical Co., Philadelphia, placed on record September tral ot 6 m ing. AINS, . 1.0TS AND ew Hampshire Fire Insurance com- sale or trade, ¥, K. Darling, Barker Block. pany to New England Loan and RE—309 Trust company, lots 5 and 6, block 2, 1D FARMS, G. W. CARLOCK, 1206 EOTRIBREREDELY AN wesness 000 st RE~614 DEEDS = - | Master in chancery to J H Tot FARM LANDS, C. F. HARRISON, 912,N. Y. Life. | "' 15 lots 1 and 2, block 6, F . HENS D 6-09° Place . . PERTRRERRY . 2,830 NADPS. BRICK DUSINESS DUILDING. 8| Sheriff to O R Cain et al, n 33 feet storfes, average rental past (wo years, $2,100.00 tax lot 57, in 10-1 . Ceereneas per year, 16 per cent gross; price, $13,50.00 Tirick business bullding ories, corier, uver Total amount of transfers.... age rentul past 3 yea 20,00 per year, 12 per cent gross; price, 9,000, 160 acre within 5-mile circle of postoffice; Bightly land; price, $2),00.00, Before buying or exchanging see Jno, N opposita P, O, RE-M oceasions. You cannot go fo the opera wiThoul ga aining THE FASHIONABLE PERFUMI and lasting Mississipp The Garden of the. Worl cold, No Mean temperature 42 to fall 6 inches. No long blighting hot summers. drouths. Free fuel earliest’ markets in the country. prices for fruit and garden truck. acres properly worked money and make it easler 160 acres in the west or north, turned towards the south, the land and surest results with the and labor. One half the work you bl than The wonderfully rich country; there is thing as fallure. The people are the climate delightful and healthy; faclitie run out the whole vear an be do well to three crops can raised ea dence solicited. 1617 Farnam St.. Omaha, Leaves |BUE JTON & MO. RIVE 8:lGam. .. Lincoln Local (except aha!Union_Depot, Eastern Vestibuled LMo, Valiey Express. Limited Local B & t,/1001 & M PAL Summers Cool--Winters Mi 300d water. Sunday) 10tn & Mason Sts.| [ Flowery, v'efreshin§. delicate For sale by druggists only. IMPERIAL CROWN PERFUMERY €0, ) $1,000 lot for cash. SAINT LOUIS. e et MEYER BROTHERS DRUG CO.,AGENTS. CrHARIISON, 92 N. Y. LICE, OMATIA, ALSOTRY (WEDDING BELLS) Two new = ey Do cRoWN DEACH BLOW. | odors. THE FIN LOT IN WEST OMAHA, PAVED | _ CAEte s i cottags water, all first-class. Only $ t 1 i. d! d Average rain. winters. No No The The best Twenty ards. will make you more the best tide has of quic least risk do here will bring you four times the results in this no such friendly, railroad first-class, and the wholé country blds and pays for what vou raise Cattle and two ch year, Particulars given on application; correspon. GED. W. AMES,Genl Asnt, Nelbs, RAILWAY TLIE CARD R. Arrives _Owmaha|Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Dilbam L Denver Express T 9:d0am 4:6pm Bk, Hils, Mont. & I'uget sud. Ex. 4:0:pm 4:5pm.. Uenver Exp: . 1 7:00pm.. Nebrasia Local (except Sunday) P Eincoln) daily Leaves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Gmaha Union Depot, 1oth & §:%04m. I{Chicago Expresse.siisiiis 410pm 1Ligham. .. PacinG. Junction - Local o Ceaves [CHICAGO, MIL_ & ST. PAUL.|Arrive Omana| Unfon Depot, 16t & Mason Sts:| Oman 1 iam. . Chicago Express (ex. Sundag). Leaves [CHICAGO & NORTHWEST' N.JArrives Omaha T M YG 7 Y T T T TR T ‘00D MAN GRATES, s P ETHe - - M— MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA | WOOR, SIARCIDuls and larke floors: write for | $:46pm.OKIahoma & ‘Texus Ex. (eX. Sun.) property. - Fldeilty Trust Con, 102 Farame | - Breplaces, feulbiies s W (G NG IEF | 1i5m Coloatia - Limited.. ~4:00pm p = Teaves [ C., BT, P.. M, & O Arrives “IBS LOANED ON OR Omaha| Depot,’ 15th_ani Weuster Sts. | Omaha Kansas City, Mo 8:10am....S) ! i 5 am....Sloux City" Adcommodation. .. 8:15pm L 12:15... (Sioux City Exifens (ex., Bun)... 1igsam ON_IMPROVED & UNIMPR( 8:10pmm. S0 Paul Limited 10:35a1n ty. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 1820 Farna aves [ F. B. & MQ. VALLEY, iAriives - e e bl GRS Omaha| Depot, 15th anl Webster Sts. | Omaha CAPITAL, $2.00.000; SURPLUS, $900,00 2:10pm. ... Fist Mall and Express....... 4:55pi Mortgage Trust Co., New York for 6 per ce $10pm. (0. Sat) Wyl Bx. (ex. Mon.).. 4:5pm loans on_city property. Apply (o Fusey = | s:05am:.N Expréts (o, Sunday). .10 304m Thomas, agents, room 207 First Nat. 1k 10 WORKS, | 6:10pm Tl Bxpress 10:85am v ) | - L 13 | Leaves J. & C. B. JArTing § PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAI Omaha|Unt 10th’ & Mason Sts.| Omaha real estate & Neb. farms. W. L. Meikle, Omal s e %is0am..,..Kansas City’ Day Expreas..... §:0pm & e T BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. 9:45pm. K Night Ex. via U. P. Zrans. 6:00am MORTGAC LOW RATE — - - e euven MISSOURT PACIFIC. & 20 | 767 8 per cent when 1, 4 § years oid, always | O 0 3 ha — W10 |8 emabic, ““1iod Farnam st., Nattinger, Sec. | 30:s0am St Louls Express Tei00am MORTGAGE 32 DROWN BLK i | 9:topm S, Louls Express © 8:08pm Wortsi | —— - — . | §i30pm.....Nebraska " Local (ex. Sun)..... 9:00am S e ——— —= | How 1O A HOME OR SECURE GOOD %00 TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY AND Al on avings CApply o Omaha L. & B. | Leaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. 33,60 on farms; will trade for good ones. F.| Asen e s, MM Nattinger, Sec. | Omahal Depot, Tith and Webster D! Wead, 16th and Douglas st W-296-30 5 326 | G:1opn ...8t. Paul Limited.. —_—|— : : —_— e m— ves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, MONEY TO LoAN—CHATTELS DENTIST Gt iy Dy, T Maso S m........8loux Clty Passenger e el iyl B:s5pm St Paul_Limite 12 35pm MONEY TO LOAN, . @ % DAYS; FURNI- | DR, #AUL, DENTIST, %0 BURT 8T, 2 R T ture, plancs, ete. Duft Green, room 'S, Barker | sm—————— | L4 UNION PAC |Arrives (0R & Rarks — _Omaha!Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha = P:dtam . Kearney Express......... 13:30 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, oTOLES 2:00pm Overland r;}”':-‘ §:30pm horses, wagons, elc.. at lowsst ratcs in city: e | 2io0pm.fiéatice & Stromab'g EX. (¢x. Sun) 13:30pm no removal of goods; strictly contidential; you B VISIBLE BALL BEARINGS ON | 7:0pm... acific . Express 10 %am can pay the loun off Wi any tme or b any | Kelay Special. Wil arnui & Lirv., 120 N. soth, | Sitpm Fast_Mall i 4iiopm aimoun 3 | = = > OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN €O, — e ~ 33| Leaves WABASH RAILWAY. Arrives 306 8. WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO., 3416 CUMING, | OmahalUnton Depot, 1oth & Mason Gta.| Omaha a3 .84 Louls Cannon Bail.......13:3%m (Copyright, 1805 by Trving Bacheller) sion that the conv Nancy was far too unversed in worldly cau- tion to withhold the story; though Mr. Mor- ford wore city clothes and had a rather eatir- pre ation became € “Are you afrald of ghosts, Nellie? ssion about the corners of his mouth occasionally, still there was something about the look in his eyes, and in his general bear- ing, that inspired confidence. At all events, she unfoldol her guileless heart, and in the course of half an hour had told him at least as much of her history as the patient reader has learned in all these painful days. Nellie, er studying the young man with the silent rofund.ty of childhool for ten or fifteen minutes, had also decided to like him, and had presented him with a bunch of gorgeous sugar-maplo leaves “I'm not a skeptic, nor an infidel, Miss Bil- lop,”* said Mr. Morford. e to see the bottom of things if T can; and there are mira- nough without needing to have sol'd money fall out of the sky. Have you searched the garret and— Searched? Well, jest you ask Nellie. Ef there's a square foot o' space inside this house or outside of it that she ain't poked that little nose of hers into, I don't know! An' there ala’t no trace of nothin’, nor nobody, not nowheres, An’ then as for the music an’ the voice, 1 don't know how you'd get around them!" “Is what I hear in the village true—that Matthew Billop disappearcd mysteriously? that his manner of death was never know “Yes, but he's dead, poor Matt, I gues said Nancy with a sigh; “ef he warn't I a Licard from him before this; an’ then again, ef what yme thought was true—that he'd had foul play from—well, from any one, I'd a heard of it too, from his sperrit, ef no ways else. I was th'nkin' last night, after he'd sent that money ef he'd been murdered he'd a said so then. But all he said was, ‘Pay Corvin,' he says, ‘an’ I'll be at peace;’ so 1 guess he died nat'ral. An' though Matt was a real good brother to me an’ I al'lays loved him right hearty, yet I don't mourn after him like I would ef he hadn’t been a man past his prime, as had lived an’ had his fiing, an’' 1 don't ‘doubt is happier now than ef he wer: here witn us. But it's different 'bont Tom I never can get used to losin' that dear, precious boy. He was the cutest, smartest, best boy ever did live an' I couldn’t hav loved him more, not ef he'd been my * * * An' I ain’t never felt the same woman sence T lost him; an’ it may be wickedness, but I say 1 ain't never peen able to forgive Mr. srvin for the part he took in runnin’ Tom his death. In course he didn’t mean i, still * ¢ ¢ Mr. Corvin might a' sold but not payin’ the money he owed Matt, 'cause the paper that showed the debt was lost with Matt, and men o' bus'ness nat'rally don't pa more'n they have to; but when I think my darlin ¥ of Tom drowned jest because they found money in his pockets that he'd never in this earth put there himselt * ¢ ¢ Well, Mr, Morford, I don’t know what you'll think of an old woman like me to be cryin’ ‘bout it after these nine years, but 1 love my om jest the same as ef 1'd seen him yester- Pher you feel quite sure the boy never stolo the money?" said Mr. Morford, after a pause, in a gentle tone. Phat boy steal! 1U11 be the happiest day of my life, Mr. Morford, when I meet him in heaven and hear all the angels standin roun’ there say, “You was right, Nancy; there ain't none innocenter than him here!" “It ought to make him happy to hear you 1y that, wherever he is,” said Mr. Morford, ting up and walking to the window. “It u could find the ey your brother lent Cor- he ‘added presently, turn- g would be a good thing if y I. 0. U. for the mo vin, wouldn't 1t?" ing round “well I'm thankful enough to be able to 0T That insists upon keepinga stock of ) Hatars Ready Relll In the house? Why, the wise mother. Because, when taken internally it cures in a few minutes, Cramps, Spasms, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Sick Headache, Diarrhcea, Dysentery, Summer Comphint, Colic, Flatulency and all internal pains. DOSE—Half a teaspoonful in halfa tumbler of water. Used externally, it will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mosquito Bites, Stings of Insects, Sunburns, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Coughs, Colds and all threat troubles. Radway’s Ready Relief, aided by Rad- way’s Pills, will cure Fever and Ague; larious, Bilious and other Fevers. Wifty Cents a Bottle. Seld by Druggists. RADWAY & CO., New York., CHAPTER 1V, | sakes!™ sho ved with a laugh, I guess “Well, now, Mr. Morford, I don't jest like | It ‘.]u 20 » poor man's grain to have you should talk that way,” sa!d Naney to her [ C.3IL") L e sald visitor the next morning. “It's a real mir'- | Morford. I just saw him turn in at the | cle; and real mir'cles 1s like religion—I think | foot of the hill. Now, look here, Miss 3”“"‘ be. So I don't like you should poke fun | Billop, if I wera you, when you pay him the at It. You city folks don't never want to be | Money, I wouldn’t tell him anything about how it came to you; just let him guess all | serfous ef you can help it, T know; but there | po wants 1’8 nofie of his bustness: 8 | "tis. It dropped right down out of heaven, | may be the spirit of your brother may have through our chimney, an' jJest at the ver: gome other surprises in store for him that v, Y| time we needed It tho worse, too: and then | WOUN be Interfercd with If you were to say thore was my poor brotherglMatt's voice | ar¥itiiE M. AVRUE YorTe Aot YO | a-sayin' he'd sent it a purpose #6°Pay oft Mr. | round the place a bit outside. Wil you do 3(‘vrnn and free the mortgage. An' that it, Nelije? 1 saw a jolly cave underneath what I'm a-goin’ to do the first minute there as 1 came up: 1'd like to explore it.” ., y| “Come,” said Nellie, with an air of gracious Corvin calls here this my sakes won't that man jest ba surprised! 1 guess| :l .‘,_-r l::' .),,.]!-,,,lm‘:(-,»" »‘l,'r l',,' ,,K,L,'”‘ he won’t belleve where wo got it, no more'n | just as Mr. Corvin, all unsuspicious of the as you do—may be less.” tonishment awaiting him, wis admitted at Mr. Morford, it should be sald, was the [ the front i “Well, Nellle, T sappose you don't remem :“’”‘“”y 5 “‘l“ ¢ )}': “I } 1 '. L ”‘ :‘_ ber much about Tom?"* said her companion "'»” M was making e rounds of A€ e I‘\Hv but I remember I liked him," said neighborliood to get subscribers to®his stock. | Nellie; “and mammy has told me lots of When he had knocked at the door that morn- | things about him. He used to play robber Ing Nancy had supposod it must be Cory'n |ID the cave, and monkey in the big trees He knew some way to get up the trees with come for his mortgage money, and opined | g rope. 1 have never been up.” to him with her rosy face dimpling with But you've played in the cave, T suppose | pleasant anticipation. Explanations had en-| *Ye; a little, but T don't like it much sued, Mr. Morford had introduced Nis busi- | because it's dark, and smells dampy. i ness, and had soon créated so pleasant an im- [ I'd had Tom, may be I wouldn’t have minded me up an’ I don’t bear him no grudge 'bout | and land paying me; s0 much “Are you afraid of ghosts, Nellie “Not when they really come, as they did last night. 1 am tle afraid, sometimes, when mammy tells stories about ‘em before we g0 to bed. But really I think ghosts are fairies, don't you?" “I should think likely. So this is the robber's cave? Let's go in. I have w matches it won't be dark." The as a mere natural phenomenon was certainly not very interesting. It was much in nead of a boyish imagination to liven it up. It was too low to allow: of Mr. Mor. ford’s walking upright in it, and the floor was littered with ancient rubbish, and with the decayed remains of a paleozoic cart After creeping inwards for ten or twelve paces they turned a corner, and Nellie showed signs of reluctance. The little wax taper, burning in its socket in the silver matchbox, showed what looked like queer, irregular pillars and rafters; they were really straggling roots of the big butternut tr overhead At the end of the passage they found some half rotten planks fixed upright like a rude door; Morford pulled at one of them, and it came away, revealing a further narrow cavity beyond. Nellie shrank back “What is there in there?’ asked Morford “I don't know it isn't nice; let's go back.” “A potato cellar, perhaps. Yes, we'll go back. The sunshine is pleasanter, isn't it Do you supps Tom ever explored that place when he played robber ‘He must have been brave if he like to be whera it's all alive and She sighed with relief when they stood once more in the broad October daylight. They strolled round the corner of the house, and looked up at the mighty, overspreading boughs of the butternut “It reminds me of when T used boy,” remarked the young man. “I wa very fond of nuts in those days. That old tree seems to be full of them; wouldn't it ba fun to get up there and pick some! Have you ever been up?”’ Nellie shook her head. “There's no rope; des, T don't climb ropes; I'm a girl.” 3ut’ here's a good ladder,” rejoined her companion, pointing to one that lay nder the end of the house hard by. “Why, so there is! I never saw fore!" “The fairies must have brought It espe- clally for us. Let's see if it will do." He lifted, and sat it against the great bole of the tree. It just reached the fork of the lower branches, “It couldn’t be better!” ex- claimed the young man enthusiastically Vow, Miss Nellie, will you walk up stairs Nellie hesitated; but there is a great deal more of the bird and the squirrel in a littl did! 1 bright.’ to be be: it be- girl than of the ole; they move heaven. ward more readily than the other way Under Morford's guidance and protection, his hands holding the sid's of the ladder on each side of her, she clambered up step by step, untll at last they found themselves standing in a sort of hollow, cup-shaped place, thirty feet above the ground, with the branches stretching out and up in all direc tions, each as big as an ordinary tree. They overlooked the flattened roof of the old house, and had a fin> view all about the surrounding country. The breeze blew sweet and fresh, the sunshine twinkied down be. tween the leaves, and the nuts bobbed against their heads. It was fine! Nellie had never been up in a tree; but now she thought it would be wise to spend most of her time here. It was more exhilarating than any other habitation she knew of. “This is just like a little room, with a delightful smile at her companion, who smiled back. “‘And see—here is another almost as big on the other side of the great branch. I'm going to climb over into it. Mind you don't fall, then; let me hold your hand. She scrambled across, and Morfc carefully down into the broad crot a moment she uttersd a shout. “Oh, see! Here's a great, big, enormous hole right down into the tree! It's like look she said, 4 let her h. After ing down a chimney: it's all hollow! And here's something sticking in a crack in the side of it. It's an old pleca of paper, folded p, with writing on itt" “Look out you don't tumb’e down the hole,” sald Morford, looking over at her. “Take the paper ouf and hand it up to me; it may be something important. How do you suppose it got thi Perhaps the fairies put it thero, or a squirrel, or a magple, or some- gave him fhe paper, which slgns of age, though, considering bore it the | | tion, it was in remarkably good Ha opened It, glanced it over, and then sald quietly: “Yes, Nellie, it is important. I think it will interest Miss Billop very much—and Mr. Corvin, too. We will show it to them. I us get down beforo he goes away.' “Must we go down so soon?"’ sald Nellle, regretfully. “‘Never you mind,” replied Morford, cheer- fully; “we'll come back as often as wo like (Continued Friday.) —_—— Sunday School Association. The first monthly meeting of the Omaha Sunday School assoclation will be held in the First Presbyterian church tonight. There will be several brief and pointed addresses upon toples vital to Sunday school work. The music will be directed by Dr. W. O. Henry. There will be a free parliament, in which all Sunday school workers will have part, e s Your Brain Tiredt ake Horsford’s Acld Phosphate, It supplies the needed food for the brain | and nerves and makes exertion easy. i ARE KEPT BUSY TRAVELING More Meotings of Freight Men Called Than They Can Atterd, ON ACCOUNT OF THE MIX-UP IN RATES Sttuntion of the Utah to De the Most De s Are t. phhers Scems rate and the There seems to be a mixup fn the freight business of the west. The Utah jobbers have been clamoring for a conference of the traffic maragers of the Union Pacific, Southe ern Pacific and Rio Grande Western for months and a dozen meetings have been slated, only to be called off. Trafic Mana- ger Munroe of the Union Pacific has been in the west for over a month and has, it is an- nounced from Salt Lake, agreed to meet a committee at Salt Lake on Friday. He and Mr. Smurr of the Southern Pacific have fixed that date. but the Rio Grande Western has kicked out and will probably not attend the meeting. At Union Paciflc headquarters Mr. Munroe is scheduled at Portland, Ore., on Friday, and if that program is carricd out the conference at Salt Lake will have to be postponed again, An eftor: is also being made to have a mee % called at Chicago next Tuesday to consider the Utah rate question, and another meeting Is booked for St. Loms at the same time to take up southeastern matters. As many freight men, particularly of western lines, have business at both meetings, an effort is being made to have the Chicago meeting tra ferred to Louis. In the meantime the Utah jobbers are hav ing a hard time of it. The S thern Pacifio wcted naughty and put in a rate for the Frisco Jobbers to Ogden thit was way below schedule ar/ffs, and the Union Pacific and Rio Grande Wostern refused to do business on thoir basis, As a result Ogden jobbers cannot get the bene efit of the Union Pacific and the Salt Lake jobbers are shut out of the Southern Pacific low rate. The Southern Pacific people demand a general revision of rates from tha Missouri_river before they will restore their tarifis. The Union Pacific claims that its re- ductions in rates from Omaha to Salt Laka and Ogden were not as fiyers, but will be kept permanent. The Overland has also re- duced rates eastbound on bullion, and ha been giving Utah the benefit of rates to com= mon points. It is prefty safe to say that the Salt Lake conference will not be held, and that the Utah jobbers will find no relief until the matter is taken up at a general meeting of the managers of all the lines Interested, - WERE UP FOR ARRAIGNMENT, sed Parties ke ore the Judge. A select assortment of the wicked ones walked before the bar of the eriminal court yester for arralgnment. Some were black, some were white and all agreed that they had been wrongfully charged with divers crimes The sheriff called londly for Lulu Peoples. Lulu showed herself, but was informed that her case had boen o by the state, William Dennis was have appeared as leading witness to prove that Lulu, a dark colored woman, had on the evening of July b spatched $5 from him while making her a friecdly visit. Dennis had departed withe out leaving his address, Alleged burglars who pleaded were George E. Coleman, otherwise known to the fraternity as James Wallace, for taking John Kolancy's pants; Wyman Sausders, making a Fourth of July raid on rissed to not guilty Andrew McAndrews' clothes press and sil- verware; George Rice and William Collins, entering Anne K. Stockham's storehouse. Assaults were charged against Swan Berke land, Alexander Sheeley and Willlam Hoye, the ‘two latter bejng charged with getting money thereby. Alfred D. Block and Abra- ham §. Laucer severally denied having at- tempted to misuse young girls. Lauder, when arraigned, appeared the same as when tried in_ justice court, after his escape to Ilinois last spring, when insufficient bond had been taken from him. He was deflant and affirmed his innocence regarding the charges of Amanda Locke, Maggie Carlson and Amanda Anderson Throws Up th The sult of Charles Baldwin against the state of Nebraska has been dismissed. A disputed claim to $850, deposited a dozen years ago In the shape of greenbacks with the county treasurer, was the subject of con- troversy in the suit. Henry Hibbler and John Gothard both laid claim to school lands, Baldwin, when the money was placed with the treasurer, alleged that it was not placed there to pay back taxes, but to pay him for work done. He now dismisses it. Nothing in Sight for Helrs, The Ida R. Notson estate case, which was on Judge Baxter's call yesterday for a hearing on claim: came up. Additional claims were allowed. There are now a total of forty-five claims against the estate, all allowe and sufficient to exhaust the assets and only pay about 76 per cent on accounts. Unless the contemplated suit against the life insurance company brings in money, there will be nothing for the heirs, Those Unsightly Structures. The Imperial Loan and Trust company has brought suit against Maria K. and A. Lund. It is the contention of plaintiff that some lands have been wrongfully occupied. Tho lands lie in Wakeley's subdivision. Damages are asked because unsightly structures were erected by defendants on the premises. Court Calls for Today Judge Keysor: 17-155, 3-236, 40-254, 41-203, 4 12-35 17-319, 4 18-183, 48-197 Hopewe 1883, 48-145, ,43-344, 44-18, 7-160, American compa A. Bennett, on t Judge” Duffie 40-261, 40-368, 41-75 3 43-370, 45-145, 45-1 1 g , 46-166, 15-284, 47-6, 41 106, 47-12 Anibrose: 116, 47-134, 4 47-325, 4.4 48-19, 4840, 48-108, 45 Judge Fergusoni 17 27169, 28-138, 28-04, 821 31, Ruel I sarker Judge on trial Jaxter—No clyil court, 9:30, states of Robling. "~ New petitions ministrator Evart C. Wilis M. Yates et Probate 2lizabe for a: te; same call Agnes (probate; Hubbard es estate. New Casen K1 Distrlet court: Packers Natfonal bank against Boyer, McCoy & Co., notes; Stan} ve Renkowsky against Leopold Sheshesky, appeal; Mathias Sattler against Thekla Sat- tler, divorce; Elizabeth Ford against John Marhoven, appeal; John King, trustee, against John Mawhinney et al, fore losure; Flora Wilcox against Delbert Wile divorce E. Post against Henry Jefters et al, osure County court-—V-147, habeas corpus papers, ward Foster and' H. 1. Barnes; v-200, Anton Hospe ag Willlam McKenna, appeal bond; v-148, National Wall Papef pany against Hansen & Co., note. Criminal cases set for this week by the county attorney Alex, M. Wednesday—Laura Martin, possessing burglar Charles W. Edgerton, embezzlement Phursday—rank Gannon, grand larceny; Willlam_Nixon, burglary; George Coleman, same. Martin on trial. Friday—Swan Herkland, mit great bodily injury. Suffered from Dyspeps! “I have been a sufferer with dyspepsia, but after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla my stomach will digest food which it would tot before Mrs. L. Shipman, Elkhorn, Neb, B avsault; tool assault to come Hood's Pllls cure Indigestion,