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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
MIR. Reid. After the Hardest weeks wo

MIR. Reid. After the Hardest Weeks work
of ms Life, Rests Confident of the Result
New YoRX Nov. 7,-fhe last Sunday IN
an exciting canvass is usually devoted by
the candidates to getting little rest after
the long, steady pull of campaigning.
What has probably been the hardest
weeks work in Hon. Whitelaw Reid's life
ended at midnight Since Monday last MIR.
Reid has made just twenty-five speecnes. of
these, four were delivered on SATURDAY.: one
in the prohibition auditorium near New
West Brighton, S l.: one Mt Port Chester
and two in Mammaroneck. II was after
midnight when he got back to his country
home near White Plains.
MIR. Reid was asked last night with what
feelings he looked forward to tomorrow
with great deal of philosophy and com.
posure," was the answer Asked If the re-
publicans woulL win, he.replied; I'VE have
every reason for confidence. On nv trip
through the northern part of the state saw
indications that the majority above Harlem
VIII be considerably larger than In lSSS. We
thought early in the campaign that the
farmers were apathetic. But it was quiet
because 1t was decent. When 1T came to
registering they turned out as never before ~
Despite his arduous work in the present
campaign Mr.. Reid's health has not suf-
fered. At no time since his return from
Europe did he look better than last night at
Ophr farm. MIR. Reid had to do great
deal more speaking than he intended on ac-
count OF the inability OF either MIR Harrison
or Mr.. Blaine TO take the stump. The un.
usual STRAIN on the vocal organs and the
exposure TO open air speaking caused a
slight asthmatic a,tac aud sore throat.
Though going to bed very late, MIR. Reid
rose early yesterday morning. lie read tho
articles on the outlook in the different states
aud then accompanied by Mrs. Reid took a
stroll over the farm. He will probably re-
main at Ophr farm today, coming down TO
tho city tomorrow to vote.
Won't Read the writing on tho Wall.
. Mr. Cleveland Law abed a trine later than
usual yesterday. When he appeared for q
short stroll late in the forenoon he expressed
himself as more than ever impressed with
the belief That ho would be elected Mr.
Whitney had called on him an hour earlier
and the two states men admitted that what
ever doubts they had OF the result were re-
moved by the reports from this state aud In
diana.
Mr. Cleveland will vote early tomorrow
and will probably spend most of the day at
his office. AS Is his custom, he will remain
at home on election night He will receive
the returns there. The private wire will be
so arranged that Mr. Cleveland can at any
time call up the members OF the national
committee at headquarters.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
CLAIMS OF ALL PARTIES,
Republicans Are Confident and Conccde
Lirtle to the Democrats.

Republicans Are Confident and Conccde
Littie to the Democrats.
DuBrQUE, Ia, Nov. THE following is
from democratic sources: The campaign
closed tonight with both parties confident OF
success. Advlccs received from various
points indicate that the claims OF the demo
Gratis have more substantial foundation
than those OF their opponents. They give
figures from their poll showing that Cleye-
land will carry the state by at least 5000
Senator Allison gives out 10 OOC for the re-
pubcans. A week ago lie was claiming
20 COO
The extraordinary increase In registering
IN the cities Is strongly in favor OF the demo
Gratis and the activity Of the prohIbtlonists
Tor their ticket will tuke hundreds of votes
from the repu DllcanS. Oa the other hand
weaver will draw largely from the demo-
Gratis, though the farmers alliance vnts he
Will get is nearly all republican, As to con,
gressmen, the democrats claim the First
Second, Fourth and Eleventh districts GER
tain and they have au even chance in tho
Third, Fifth, Sixth and Ninth They con
cede the Seventh, Eighth and Tenth TO tho
republicans. The latter claim everything
but the Second district.
The following is from republican sources:
On the eve OF the election the advantage in
this state is with The republicans. This is
conceded by tho democrats themselves Re-
pubicans are very coutident tonight and the
only possible danger TO them is In the chance
that the vote OF the thrd party and prohibi-
tionsts should be Unexpectedly large which
does not seem probable from present advices
The democrats claim plurality for Clcve-
land of 1000.
Republicans figure that Harrison's plu-
rallty VIII be anywhere from 5000 10 $4,000.
The congressional situation is not clear TO
even the best judges. The republicans claim
ten out OF tho eleven districts The demo-
crats concede the republicans five or six.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
onhGoN,s rolIrIoNL r1Gur.
Instructions from the state Democrati,
and National Committees.

instructions from the state Democratic
and National Committees.
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. Tn accordance
with the instructions from the democratic
national committee the chairman of the
democratic state committee today issued the
following circular:
DEMOCRATS OF OREGON: Important orders
nave been received from Chairman lIarrity
Ihe election OF Cleveland depends on Oregon
gong Tor weaver. democratic vote for
Cleveland electors in this state is n vote for
HARRISON. Ii YOU are n democrat and want
cleveland elected vote for Weaver.
special trains were dispatched early this
morning to distribute circulars all over the
state. Chairman Murphy of the democratic
committee said this afternoon: "The demo
Gratis aud populists have a combined majority
OF 1900 TO 10000 over the republicans, and
there Is no possibility of our losing enough
votes to defeat the ticket ~
Ihe Weaver managers estimate the repuo-
lican vote IN the state at $4,000; democratic.
2!,OOO; peoples party, $1,000. They assert L
weaver electors receive 10000 democratic C
votes their election is assured
Inc chairman OF the republican state com.
mittee expresses confidence OF republican
success in the state by 10000 plurality.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
KANSAS CONDITION.
Jerry simpson Stands II Good Chance of
Being Defeated.

Jerry simpson Stands II Good Chance of
Being Defeated.
TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. The situation in
Kansas, so far as it has undergone any
change at all since Saturday night, changed
slightly moro in favor Of the fusionsts today,
when Sidney G.. Cooke, democratic candidate
Tor congress in the Fifth district, withdrew
in favor of John DAVIS, the present populist
incumbent. 1t Is expected Cookies with
drawal will elect Davis and will also send
considerable democratic strength to the
Weaver electoral and the state fusion tickets
Fusion has now been accomplished in all the
districts except the Sixth. The chances
seem to favcr success for the fusionists in
the FIRST Second, Third, Fifth and Seventh,
wnlle the republicans seem to have a sure
thing in the Fourth und Sixth.
Chairman simpson Ct the repu bican state
central committee claims everything. He
says the republicans will, without doubt,
have q majority OF from 10 coo to 20 900 on
every congressional candidate.
Inc peoples party men and fuSonists are
even more confident than the repub blcans
Chairman Breldenthal of the populist state
committee claims the election of Lewelling
candidate for governor, by q majority Of at
least 1000, and says that Weaver will run
ahead OF the state ticket by at least 10000
votes.
Fusion between the ponulists and demo-
Gratis mas been arranged in nearly every
legislative and senatorial district of tho
state and the indications are that tho legis a
turc will be nnti-repubican, although the
republicans claim that they will have ma
1ority and will re-elect Senator Perkins to
the United States senate. The fusionlsts,
on the other hand, claim that they Will even
have larger majority than in the legislature
OF Two years ago, when they elected PETER
TO succeed Ingalls,.
Outside OF the contest for president the
greatest interest centers IN the fight down in
tho big Seyenth congressional district, now
represented by Jerry Simpson. The repub-
!lcans have mace particularly strong fight
for his scalp, and the popullsts have mado an
extraordinary defense to save it. The ropub-
licans claims that they have certainly com
passed Simpsons deieat while the Dopulists
are confident that he will represent the dis
trict q second time.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

the election OF MAJOR Lacey to congress and
the conservative and better posted dc mocrats
concede hts election ~ the way from 400 to
l,OOO. Davis county, where Congress
Will not give him 300 as the populists declare
they Will not 90 TO him but keep in the middle
OF the road and Wapello county, which ravo
him over 500 two years ago will not Give
MIN half OF that this fall. Mr. White
weakened his cause by refusing TO meet
Major Lacey IN JOINT discussion and endeav.
oring to stand on Goth the populist aud
democratic platforms.
This city registered 4, 200 votes, a gain OF "a
per cent over four years ago, when Harrison
carried the county, and the gain in repIstra.
tion is largely in favor OF the repu biicaus.
Major Lacey Is certain OF election tomorrn,r
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
Special Policemen appointed.

Ihe city council held meeting last even
ing ana appointed the following policemen
TO serve atthe polls today. The frs, name
given Tor each precinct is the one furnished
oy the republican committee and the second
tne aemocratic' First ward, FIRST precinct,
ii. j. Bubitz and +. II. Alstrip; Second pre
cinct, j. >. Ferguson ana John Fariow.
Second ward, Firs. precinct +. Easdale and
4. Rudio; Second precinct, l.. Tamlsea and
!; Prunnell, Third ward, FIRST precinct, H.
precinct, Paul Siebold ana NJ UConnor
Fourth ward, First precinct, Charles Dem,
ing and Ben Adams; Second precinct. Ed
Ford and Joseph Harlow Filth ward, First
precinct, f. A. Sackett and Ben Austin; Sec
Ferguson. Sixth ward, First precinct A. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
ORDINANCE NO. 222I

An ordinance ordering the curbing Of Ers-
kline street from eth 10 2Jth streets, In
street improvement district No. 4s2 with
Colorado sandstone. and directing the board
OF public works to take the necessary steps
to cause said work 10 be done.
BE Il ordained by the City Council OF the city
OF Omaha:
Section !. That Ersll'ne street from oath
to .5th streets In street Improvement dis
trict No. is2 be ana the same is hereby ordered
cnrhed with COLORADO SANDSTONE according 10
speclhcllions on file in the Office Of the board
Of public works
Section2. That the boarl of puDlic works Is
hereby directed To tike the necessary steps TO
cause said work to be done according TO specl-
icnt on on file In the office of said board.
Section That this ordinances shall IaNo
effect and be in force from ana after It's pass
are.
Passed October 18th, lsl2,
JOHN GROVES.
CITY Clerk
+. T. DAVIS
President city Council
Approved October 2ith, so!
GEO T., BEMIs.
MuyOr.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
Kentucky wni ue Democratic

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov, 7.-Kentucky is, of
course, overwhelmingly democratic, and
there is very little to be said concerning the
contest tomorrow Kentucky will elect ten
democrats and one republican as her con.
gfessional delegation. There is good deal
OF betting on the national contest at even
money. Heavy odds are offered that the
democrats will carry New \ ork and Indiana
Dut there arc no takers.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
The Burhorn stock Mast q,

The sacrifice of the Burhorn stock of
lewelry is the talk of the town, and last
night another big crowd of bidders was
present. The small prices that the vari
Gus articles brought created the suspi-
clon that the bidders had gone into II
conspiracy to compel low prices, but
every article put up was knocked OF to
somebody. Many ladies were present
and they We're active buyers There is
still goods enough left to continue the
sale several DAYS and provide holiday
presents Mt little cost for hundreds.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
Lacey's Ohnnees Gnnd.

OrTumwA, Ia, Nov. Especial Telegram
to lnE BEE. Major John r. Lacey closed
the campaign in This. district tonight. He
spoke to an overflow audience IN the Grand
opera house and made u scathing criticism OF
his opponents closing speech in this city
Saturday night. The past week has clinched
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

FoR RENI-The follow NJ dwellings:
Il io,room dive ling, !3t PARK ave. So
s-ruom dwelling G2O 2nd ave. NJ
,-room dwelling, GID 9th ave, So
Tr"o T.r""i dwSIi, dwSII n, tn st. anM Avenue d. si
lO-room dwelling, 49, Benton st. 81.
s-room dwell M. 3l2 Avenue G.. Sl6M
Groom dwelling. ll0 n. 18th St $IE.D5
G-ioom dwelling $50 Avenue u, SIS.
room dwelling, 80 Lincoln ave, $685.
loom dwelling, Bahbitt Place s.5
Groom dwelling, Al Curtis st.. SIS
5-room dwelling, 5!5 Mynster ST.. sli.
3-room dwelling, 1g2S :!rd ave, sll
trSS% eiSSm &dwss &ws"ss Grahgs% e! Mg"s'Ss re St. M :a
Groom dwelling. 1906 9th ave, sl2
Groom dwelling. Bnbbitt Place. Sio.5)
room dwelling. Mornnsstle, $3.50
4-foom dwelling 400 Park ave. SI25).
broom dwc,lin!. 26.G Avenue A, SO.
broom dwelling, lt5 WASHINGTON ave, SO
h-room dwelling, 3Ol n. eth ST., $40
Groom dwelling, 1902 Aycnno 4, SO,
a-room dwelling, li5 Sth ave. 3il
G-room dwelling. 5Oj ith IT.. SO.
!-room dwelling. us Vine st., $40.
i-room dwelling, hlG \. 1th. SO
broom dwelling. .5I nth ave, Sl1.
Groom dwelling, 1873 Avenue b, SD.
O-roum dwelling. 1920 sth ave, 50
9-room dweilinr. l;yJ Avenue y, SO.
r9S""m SSwSinE STSse & GraGnm sn ar q nvs Sin mr. High 81
li-r"om i-r"oi. dlSeilig ddweiliing' 3,2' Avenue a. So
5-room dwelling, 9i:. Avenue Il, ss
4-ruom dwelling. :OlO Avenue O. IS
broom dwell lng. 0l2 a Avenue @. 81
Groom dwelling, 2lsi st, and Avenue NJ "a
broom dwelling. 10j :. 23rd St, So
j-rOum dwelling, ;;ils Avcuue A 81
i-rOOm dwelling, ;iG) y, lst st 81
4-room dwelling Gii So lst ST sGO)
5-rUum dwelling, 3iOO Avenue A. 81
j-rOOm dive ling. 2l9 18th ave $;
Groom dwelling. ll2q Avenue A. 81
A-roOm dwelling, .aOs Avenue d. S.
groom dwellin', l49J Avenue d. a.
4-rCom dwelling, 2.l0 Avenue d. ~
Groom dwell ny. o3!g :. 9th ST. S.
room dwcliing Sll Ave O. SlAOO
room dwelling, l4l Vine ST. 50 co
room dwelling, oO3 Park ave Sl2Oo
T. II. shenfe, rental agent. Broadway and
Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
Shandon Bells toilet soap l5c a cake.
Boston Store.
His Looks Did If.


Arthur Wallace, youg man VINO came to
Council Bluffs short time ago from Little
Sioux and went to work for A. NJ Beard slew
on upper Broadway, has the mis- fortune to
answer the description of the man who
robbed Mr.. Pollock of his sparklers few
nights ago. The police Of Omaha hayc had
their eyes peeled for the thief ever since
the affair took place, and when Mr.. Wallace
paid visit TO Omaha he was ut once run in
He was so surprised at MS reception that he
could say nothing Tor while. and his silonce
they took as an indication Of his guilt. After
ever, he managed to collect his wits enough
to send TO the Bluffs for some of his friends
to vouch for him.
Boston store closes every evening at 6
p. m., unless Mondays and Saturdays.
l1Opeople in this city use gas stovos
The Gas Co. puts EN- in at cost
Zephyr of all colors best quality, only
DC 5kein. Boston Store.
Don't forget that Swaine sells the
Elmhurst stoves.
See those oil heaters at Swaine's, 737
Broadway.
.Cuticura soap at the Boston Store for
lic each.
Judson, civil engineer, 32S Broadway
S. Is. Prowell, matchmaker, 40 B'way.
Davis for drugs and paints.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
Precincts. Registration
Total.

The total vote last fall was 3,iS7. SO that
the vote Will be nearly 1000 greater than al
that time.
There viii te no chance for registration
To-Day Tie oplv way persons can vote VINO
u!d not register last week will bo by
making an affidavit to the fact that they
were out OF tho city on previous days. or had
not yet taken out their naturalization papers
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

Bowling and Wise Payne; Second precinct.
Peter Johnson, These policemen arc re-
quested TO meet at the city building at : 80
o'clock this morning and qualify. so that
they may commence work by O'clock
After allowing the monthly bills and
transactng some business of minor i'm.
portance, the council adjourned until Mon.
day evening, November 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

Instead of betting n hat on election
wager one OF those handsome low priced
wine or brandy sets at Lund Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

Oar line of ladies grey and ecru vests
and pants at SOC; beats the world; any
size. Boston Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

Comforters in all grades. Comfortors
at zoe, Soc, Sl.OO, $l.25, $3.50, $500 TO
$40; cheaper than one can make them.
Boston Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

Beautiful new fancy chenille table
covers, the latest new thing of tho sea.
son, at the Council Bluffs Carpet com
pany's.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
PERSONAL PiRIGRiPHS.

John J. Hughes has returned from Atchi-
son, Kan.
Mrs. Simon Eiseman leaves today FOR ner
homo In Salt Lake City after visiting sew
eral weeks with friends IN this city.
George n. Richmond has returned from
Wisconsin, where Ec has been for several
months past, and will remain in the city
until after election.
Mrs. 7. o. Dubois left yesterday for
Ames to attend the commencement of tho
Iowa Agricultural college, ono OF tho grauu-
ates being her son, r.. r. Gilbert.
A grand rally was advertised for the peo.
ple's party Yesterday. Addresses were to
be made By Jesse Harper, out ho failed to
show up. }. b. Edgerton spoke in his place
Wrapper blankets in all STYLES, the
great leaders are medium brown with
dark brown border, medium grey with
blue, medium grey with pink, and
variety OF others. The great craze. the
most comfortable morning wrapper ever
thought Of zoe and 81. 90 each. We have
several all made up. Call and see styles
and take pattern Boston Store.
III you don't want to buy hard coal YOU
had better see BiXby about those oil
burners. They are adapted for use in
hot air furnaces, steam and hot water
boilers, with no coal or ashes to handle.
We show everything in underwear for
ladies, misses, gents and children. in
wool, cotton, etc, cream, white and
black. Boston Store
5000 yards light challie, the best thing
out for comfor,ors, &c yard Boston
Store.
The genuine Burr Oak stoves nre sold
only by Chas, Swaine, 737 Broadway.
Call and see them.
Writing tablets l cent each. Boston
Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
Poundmaster's Notice.

lmpounded November {? one brown mule, Is,
years oId. II not redeemed said mule Will be.
sofa 10 public auction November u at 10
o'c.ock a. IN at I'D and LeayenwOrth sIreets
JOHN SPDERL,
hsdJt Poundmasten
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
MISCELLA LANEOUS.

GARBAGE removed, ccsspools vaults and
ochimneys clcIned. f. ID, BurNe CITY Bldg
EOR SALE-Iinrdwarl stocks in Iowa ana
= NeOrasha. Invoices, shJOJ 10 SI2OJL f. H.
Shcafe
S,llOW CASES Tor sale cheap, three C. foot
leases with iron stands. Frank Levln's
cigar store. II Pearl street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
DANCING SCHOOL.

MONDAYS in X. A, prrors children. n
4'A m; adults, i:jJ p m. SO,lals second ani
fourth Mondays, D. IN, Music furnished par
ties and clubs Address ut r. A. Pariors
Council Bluffs or 49, farnam ST., Omaha. W
w. Chambers instructor
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

w A. WOOD * %. have sonc OF the finest
~ farms IN southwestern Iowa for sale.
tall and SEQ rs. b2J Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
Fire Broadway and Corne of benton
street.

street.
Our late loss by fire was covered by
two policies, both in the COUNCIL
BLUFFS INSURANCE COMPANY.
BY I o'clock the next morning after
the fire the secretary was on the ash
heap, pencil in hand. ready to figure the
loss down to bedrock, which he did, too,
saying tn att it was his duty and no
small part of his business So long as
he did not go below bedrock we had no
reason to complain, consequently tho
settlement was not only prompt, but in
every way satisfactory, 80 much so that
in addition to S9, 200 90 seven policies)
carried by this company before the fire
we now add to it $l6, 10000.
Being intimately acquainted with the
secretary and directors we cannot be
persuaded that better indemnity can be
obtained than that offered by our home
company, besides we believe in patron
izing worthy homo enterprises, every
thing being equal, and unless we do we
shall continue to be dependent on for
eign capital and corporations.
G.. II. WHEELER,
JAS. y. liEREi.p.
Yarns of all kinds, zephyrs, Saxony,
Spanish, German knitting. Angora
wool, Germantown wool, etc. Full line
OF black and colors at our usual low
prices. Boston Store.
Unity Guild ladies will serve dinner
aud supper today, November s, in the
Eiseman building.
The Radiant novelty base burners
are the best heate's in tho city. See
them at Swaiue's.
The Boston Store closes every even.
Ing at u p IN. except Mondays and
Saturdays.
The Blur Cayed In.
For tho past two or three days Dan Car
rigg has had paper posted up in one OF the
cigar stores offering 10 bet 81 900 that Clevc.
land Will be the next president. II seemed
pity to compel him to keep 81 900 that he was
so anxious to get rid Of anu II. W. Archer
accordingly devoted two or three hours
yesterday afternoon to circulating around
among the repub blcan business men for the
purpose of getting money to cover the bet.
lie had no trouble In raising 81 600, and last
evening he called at the cigar store and of.
fcrcd to take the bet. But CarrCg had
heard beforehand what was going on, and he
managed to get to the cigar store and have
the card taken down jus: before Mr.. Archer
got thcre. L. A. Wickham had agreed to
furnish the money in case Carrgg was short,
but he, too, refused to come up to the scratch,
so the republican business men will have no
chance TO declare dividends upon Mr. Car
riggs surplus Just yet.
Harrison and Reid, Cleveland and
Stevenson campaign caps for &c at tho
Boston Store.
Coal and wood: best and cheapest
Missouri hard wood in the city; prompt
delivery. Fl. a. Cox. No. 4 Main.
See our limo Of writing paper and tab
lets. Handsome box of paper 12:c.
Boston Store.
Ten shares capital stock Citizens State
bank for sale. +. III. SheaGc.
Shandon Bells toilet soap l5c cake
Boston Store
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

county, Colo, with improvements for
sock 81 Dry goods anl clothing or other
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

lNkl IT LAND ~ acres for sale; inside city
a. limits, Hrccnsho,ds, Nicholson Il Co, 6!l
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
'THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ICE: NO. II PEARL STREET

EeliversG ty carrier 20 any part o. the city
II. ". T1LToN. MANAGER.
,.,,.ruo>,,. Business Office, ..,., No ~
- '"Nh' ! Night Editor. ..... ..... No %
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

On EASY paymcnts-I-room house ON South
~, i.St Is, street Greenshioids, Nicholson & Co..
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

sfok sAIE-on small payments fruit ana
a garden IAN near CounciI BluNs E H.
shca'c. Broadway an Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

Judge q. A. Robinson met with a serious
accident last evening. He was feeding n
hne Jersey bull ut his barn In tho rear OF mis-
home, on First Nvenue, when tho animal
rushed at him and knocked him down He
was badly gored and tramplod upon, aud
would undoubtedly have been killed had not
Jack WHITAKER and man named Scott
who happened TO be passing by heard mis-
cries and helped him. A physician was
called. and MIR Robinson was found to 90
badly injured. He VIII be confined TO his
mousse Tor somo time, and there Is a possibil-
nillty that his Injuries may prove very
serious.
Handsome new Ingram carpets arriv-
ing daily at the Council Bluffs Garrett
companys. Prices of carpets are going
up daily, but the old prices will remain
Ia force this week.
Gloves in kid, gloves in wool, gloves
in cashmere, gloves in leather, knit
gloves, in fact all kinds of gloves and
mittens at our usual low prices. Boston
Store.
3cakes OF Census soap, an elegaptlaun-
dry soap, L.ade by Colgate a. Co for
Zoe. Boston Store.
Gentlemen. the finest line OF fall goods
in the city, just received. Reiter, the
tailor, $40 Broadway.
Ask to see our gents grey at 39c. sold
elsewhere for 5Oc. Boston Store.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08

EARM and city loans. Money lo,pcl ~,
u stock and grain. Real estate for snic
iWClIh- anl business rentals. Money loancl
street. ' 80 '''''
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-08
HOUSES AND LANDS.

okANHE groves in Florida and C7liforri,
{ Tor sac or trade Grccnshiolds, Nicholson