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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

CT lnlO inc lactS given herewith. Mrs
Hunt says:
The publicity attending printed statement ut my
case is not entirely agreeable me, still feet It
be rather in the line OF my duty to speak. when |
worst W ould come un ess could find some who
thoroughly UNDERSTOOD lunS comp aints an d could
give me lucai and ls.itutpnal treatment. could
scarcely walk around the house up the steps with
out help. My breath was short and my lungs weak
aud sore. l could not go into church o. n crowded
room without "A smOthcTing feeling. My lungs felt
stopped up and WAS hard to get air into them. A
poor appetite, restless nights constant hawking and
splitting, with he adachn that perfectly awful to
bear steadily consumed my flesh aud brouRh, me 10
dangerous state of nervous and physical cXhaus.
ton. A rscking cough worried day and night
and warned me of Il slowly developing con sumption.
This WAS my conl,t for three years, during
which time was treated by various doctors in Ona
ha and Council Bluffs. but with benefit 10 speak
of. was warned that my lunRa were very bad and
that slight cod, even, would bring quick con-
sumption. In August 1891, upon the advice of ply
would cure me; but cime home with II improve
ment Almost ready to give up was led to test the
special lung treatment of Drs. Copeland and shepard
an 20 una IT - complete su cess. II has made me
better and stronger than have been Tor years. be-
ieve II ha perfectly cared me an will be OF lasting
benefit. It has already stool the tc.t ot mont y.
when ether doctors and n change OF climate failed
Drs. Copeland and Shepard restored me 10 per
feet health. appreciate 1t and am sending them ail
the patients can"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

New YoRK, Nov. 49, -E. Mommer & Co.,
importers OF ladies' dress and court trinl-
mings. aces, buttons, etc, have assigned
with liabilities OF 100000, and assets nom
inaly larger,
New YORK, Nov. ~. 9.-Judyment for sl56,
9ll was today entered against the News
Letter company which published the New
York Truth, in favor of Robert Dunlap, the
halter, for money loaned from 1857 TO Oc 10
ber Is. 1892.
New YoRK, Nov. l9.-Tho sheriff received
an execution for S9O6 23G against Henry n
Smith, the veteran stock speculator, in favor
OF Adamson McIandler5, assignee of William
Heath * Co., on ii judgment docketod July z
1856, for that amount. Tho execution alst
carried interest from July 8, 1885, amounting
TO about S34J, 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
popul,s,. and rroh,bit,onist..

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. l9-Auothar move
ment is on foot TO unite the prohibition and
the peoples party, Yesterday committee,
representing both organizations in Chicago,
called on Senator PETER at the Grand
Pacific, TO ascertain his views on tue SUB
iect The committee was composed OF DIR.
ii. II. Taylor chairman Of the Cook County
Prohlbilion club; ID. W. FulwiIer, presden-
tiai elector on tue peonle's party ticket
Eoenezer Peckly aud Frank Newman. DIR.
Taylor presented the subject tc the senator.
The outcome of the conference was the
authorizing OF Df. Taylor to issue circular
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
THE BOSTON STORE.


UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT..
Our fall order Of winter underwear is
now on sale. We invite inspection on
this line OF merchandise; it always has
been the pride of the store, and we in
tend making il more 80 than ever this
season. Having placed our orders early
in the year when the mills were running
light, ii enabled us to make better con-
tracts with the manufacturers, which
represent some Of the most reliable in
the east.
Our New York buyer placed our
orders along with our eastern connec.
tions, making an order of over 500
cases OF underwear, and for this reason
we think our advantage better than any
merchant in Iowa.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Gray ribbed vests, extra long, also
white at 25c. Pants at 33c.
Three cases ladies' plain and ribbed
vests and pants, nicely finished goods,
at 23c and 30c, is worth comparison.
Our soc line of ladies' underwear Is
composed of five cases. all different
makes, white, ecru, gray, natural, both
plain and ribbed
ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR
Ladies' line ribbed vests and pants in
white, ecru and natural is bargain at
T5c.
Plain knit vests and pants 81, co. ST. %
and $l.5O, very fine wool.
SaXony wool ribbed vest ii high col
ors at $l.25 are "" -vrf seeing.
Ladies' all .Jol black vests and pants
reduce ~ ON Sl.30 and 81. 10 TO $l.25
Equestrian tights in black all wool,
extra weight, 81 05 and ~ 80.
GENTS UNDERWEAR.
Gents gray shirts and drawers, all
well made, 25c, 33c, 39c.
At sec We show fine soft grey, ran
dom-miXed aud camei's hair mixtures,
the best line of soc goods in the market.
Our I5c, Sl.O0 shirts and drawers in
haturnl wool are better this sea- son than
ever, our III. 90 garment being made from
pure Australian wool.
Sec other bargains marked 81. 80 aud
$l.75.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
In all tho popular grades
We carry six different lines and a full
line of sizes.
White and grey vests and pants lOc to
8Sc.
Red all wool underwear 25c up.
Fine grey all wool underwear from
25c up.
Infants shirts in merino. all wool and
.ilk. BOSTON STORE
notheringham, Whitelaw 81 Co., Coun
ell Bluffs, la.
N. B.-Mail orders promptly attended
ID. All orders sent either per express
or mail free of charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
4 silhonerte SncinI.

Tho ladies' of the Congregational church OF
Council Bluffs gave u novel entertainment
Friday night at the residence of j. G. Bixby,
on Madison street, it being "A silhouette
social. Tho refreshm ments we're delicateIy
ana temptingy served and the other social
details of the occasion were unusually enjoy
able, but the striking feature was the sill
houette. About the walls of the different
rooms were hung silhouettes and the COM
pany was kept amusngly busy endeavc cring
10 guess the names OF the originals. One
room was used as gallery, where those who
desired could get this style OF portrait. Sill
houette taking is becoming quite
a popular form OF evening amuse-
ment in Council Bluffs homes. The
! process is simple and the result most inter
! estIng and amusing. A sheet OF white paper
is pinned on the wall, the subject sits close
| 10 it, so that the shadow OF tue head aud pro-
| file OF the face Is distinct, the artist with a
pencil outlines this shadow, aud this shadow
| is cut out. A sheet OF black tissue paper is
| then pasted ON the back of the white sheet,
| so that the head and face are brought out in
| such bold contrast as TO form very lifelike
| portraits. One enthusius tic lady is preparing
| silhouettes of the family aud intimate friends
with tho intention OF forming them into a
| frieze for the ornamentation of her dining
room.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Now TINT ~ nNrr.

The political battle is over: the cam
paign orator, like the rocket, has faded
away with u s22!e; tho bass drum has
sounded its last beat: the smell.to-
heaven torch p!oases the small boy no
longer. And now to business. There Is
before you the busiest business campaign
ever experienced In business matters
you can, with safety, pin your faith to
the future of real estate IN Council
Bluffs. SO say Greonshields, Nicholson
Il Co, who are expert judges, and who
o.er to show up the proof to any one
calling at their office, 62l Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

Ngw YoHK, Nov. l9.-lhe publishers oil
Truth announced today that the paragraph
published this morning TO the effect that
Truth is involved IN judgment for sl5J,OOO
entered by Robert Dunlap against the News
Letter company is absolutely without ioun'
dalton 10 fact. The error occurred through
a mistake on the part of the CLERK IN enter.
ing the judgment The claim was against
the Chicago News Letter company.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
See those oil heaters at Swaine's, 737
Broadway.
Mankrr OMns In.

Charles Maker the matrimonially inclined
young man, who flew from the altar 10 tn 3
police court with such astonishing rapdity,
was brought before Judge McGee yesterday
morning TO answer TO the charge OF robbing
an old man from the country OF several dol
lars. When his case was called up he weak
ened and admitted that all the money that
he had with him mad come out OF bis VIC
TINS pocket and that he would have had the
rest OF IT II tho officers had not arrested him
just when they did. he was bound over TO
the grand Jury and his bond hxed at $500, in
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Inst a War of Words.

DENVER, Colo, Nov, ia sensational
rurnor has been circulated to the effect that
Hon. Charles 5, Thomas, democratic ma
tional committeeman, had shot aud seriously
injured George ID. Herbert editor of the
Evening Post. The facts in the case are
that Mcssrs Thomas a1d Herbert met and
mad a few words in regard TO an editorial in
the Post, but no blows were struck or shots
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
him at pulu,h where they will spend Thanks.

him at Duluth where they will spend Thanks
giving visiting relatives.
Mrs. Laura C. Kirby Is AT M. Pleasant,
la, where she was called by the Illness OF
her sister.
Misses Clara Evans and Lou Porterheld
are home from Jacksonville, ILL.,, where they
have been attending school.
Dr.. O. l.. Mccartney, who has been with
Dir West for some time, left last week Tor
ST. Paul where he will open up dental
Office and make his permanent home
Two OF Council Bluffs most prominent /
ladies are still suffering from the effects OF
injuries received in runaway accident
Mrs. j. w. SQUIRE ana Mrs. III, c. Cary
They are both improving and are able TO he
out, but are far from being fully reSSvercd.
A wedding is announced to take 6laco IN
the near future, in which the people OF
Council Bluffs and Omaha and the vicinity
will be greatly interested. The contracting &
parties are Judge Joseph K Reed Of the
United States court Of private land claims
and Miss Evans, prominent and wealthy
lady Of Malvern, ll
William r. Hennessey OF the motor lire
was quietly married to Miss Hattie kliner
OF Plattsmouth, Neo, on Wednesday even
ing, Rev MIR. Brewer Of the Fifth Avenue
Methodist church officiating. and the cere-
mony taking place At the pastoral residence.
MIR. ana Mrs. Hennessev Will be found al
homc 26l6 Avenue a.
Cards arc out for the marriage OF Mr. L.
G.. Knots and Miss Estella COons which
will take place in Broadway Methodls,
church Thanksgiving eve. Mr.. Knott is one
men OF Council Bluffs, and the bride is g
most eestimabe young lady, the daughter OF
Mrs Ella Rob,rts. They will take up theil
residence at 555 Washington avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Chautauqua Program.

The program for tho Chautauqua circle,
which will meet in the Young Mems Chris
tian association room on Monday evening at
1880 o'clock. will be: Greek History
chapter vii, Miss Jennie Pile; The United
States and Foreign Powers,n chapter viii,
! Mrs. A. B. Moore; "rhe Miller and His
MIL" Mrs. r.. A Slicnter. Visitors and
=, -utauQuans invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
More Houses wanted.

If you have any difficulty in finding
tenants Tor your house allow us to put
our cad on it for ten days; you will be
pleased with results.
GKEnNsll1ELpS, NICHOLSON & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

PEORIA, H., Nov. 9.-Gilmore's band will
disoand after playing an engagement tomor-
row night. The band played here last night
and the box receipts were attached by the
Galesburg opera house Tor failure to play a
matinee. Tue matter was compromised.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

The new lung treatment is being sent
daily 10 patients all through the west.
Drs Copeland and Shepard invite iir-
quiry by mail or at the Office As TO its
nature and mode OF application.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

ments, THO following invited guests were
presents Misses Ellis, LINING Woods.
Mansfield, Guitar, REYNOLDS, Dempstcr.
Hollis, Dubois; Mctsrs. pethy bridge, Brock,
Josouh, LIring, Barrett, Shtllington, White,
McNitt and Van Arnam
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

CARDIFF, Nov. l0-The Merchants Tx /
change and the Butte dock Offices burned thla
morning. together with all the records aug
drawings gathered since the docks were
opened. Loss 1926, 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
v. n. a. a. Notes

The foot ball team get all occasional urac-
tice aud expect to play Omaha Thanksgiving
day.
The week of prayer closed last night with
an awakened interest in the work. Some
splendid addresses were delivered by tho
pastors.
An entertainment of musical character
will be given soon for the purpose of furnish
ing the reading room with a list OF papers
for next year.
THANKSGIVING day will be observed by the
association. The Ladies Auxiliary will give
q reception to the young men in the evening
from ) o'clock to 9.
Gymnasium classes commence Monday,
November 81. Business mems, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, ) to d. m: Young
men, Monday. Tuesday, Thurday ana Friday
al p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

John G. Reed of Omaha and Dorothy !.
Manix of Dunlap arrived IT. the city yester.
day from different directions met and pro-
ceeded TO the office Of the county clerk,
where they applied for marriage license.
Encouraged by the fatherly appearance of
Clerk Campbell they conilded to him the
fact that their parents had opposed their
match for some timo past They had come
to the conclusion, however, that their match
was one thing that was necessary to the
salvation or The country and they decided
not to run any risks by postpOning its con.
summation. They were supplied with the
necessary paper and went 20 the house of q
neighboring clergyman who united them in
matrimony. They then left for Omaha,
where they will make their home
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
About Council Eiun;. People.

Mr. Henry Swan has been in Chicago the
past wscK
MRS. j. T. Anderson has returned from an
EXTENDED visit la Chicago
Miss Bessie Stewart Is at home again after
q pleasant visit TO Denver friends.
Mrs. NJ. IL. Baird is visiting ner son, John
W Baird, in ban Antonio, Tex.
John Meakel who is now with Hayerly's Is
Mastodon minstrels is expected home about
the 25th.
o. W. Writ has gone to Minnesota for q
months business trip. Mrs. Writ will join
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
$500 a MONTH

Catarrh treate at the uniform rate of
$500 a month-medicin rs furnished tree.
For all other disease the rates wil! be low
and uniform. Patients at a distance sue
cessfuliy treated. Send for symptom blank.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

Miss f. j. Davis is closing out her
stock OF notions at less than cost. 50J
Main street, opposite kicl's hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

WACO, Tex. Nov. 10. Tommy Warren'
fealherweight prize fighter, Is under arress
for the murder " Glen Stoyall, colored
porter OF the st. Charles house, Oh oe'@'
ber III.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
,JeaIousy Was the cause,

CHICAGO, H.. Nov. 10 Charles Brown to-
day shot bis wife and John Lesyitt, probably
fatally woundins The latter. The woman
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Thanksgiving Service.

Thanksgiving viii be observed by the
churches of the city as usual, next Thurs
day. Union services will be held at the
Broadway Methodist church at l0:30 a. nj.
Rev. q. w. Snyder, pastor Of st. John's
English Lutheran church, wlll preach. All
the Protestant Evangelical churches of the
city will unite, and cordial Invitation is ex-
tended TO the public
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

Miss Ol!ah Cook fires china three
times II week. Dessert plates 10 conts
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Personal PAn4GR4PHs.

II. G. Dawson left last evening for Chi.
cago.
European trip
j. X. MoGavern of Missouri Valley was at
the Grand hotel yesterday.
j. M. Fenton ana tho Misses Shea left last
evening for Colfax, 10 spend Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Dewey OF New York city is the
guest OF Mrs. Charles 4. Stewart on Harri-
son street
j. A. Murphy has returned from the south,
where he went 10 get lumber TO be put into
the new Caring building on lower Main
street.
The A. ID. Il. Co. has added two new
hacks TO its force and will answer calls
at all hours, day or night. Telephone,
l19; office, Main street
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

A letter addressed to g., N. & Co.
awaits claimant at The BEE Office
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

There will be studio opening and
exhibition of hand painted china at 1925
Farnam street, Omaha, November u
and %, and at the Grand hotel Council
Bluffs, November 2l and %. All inter-
ested in beautiful china cordially in
vitnd
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Married III Haste.

Coal and Wood. Snckett & Preston.
G29 Broadway. Telephone A.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
I,r,c,Ssys. Solicitation.

The question of the durability OF
bricks for paving. sidewalks, etc, is
continually being discussed. The spec
linen bricks which have been on Broad
way, around the mouth of mauhole
near Main street, have been examined
with interest by many who nave
watched the wear and tear which the
years have brought TO them. Now
another phenomenal feature is dis
covered The brick in the side
walk in front of the real estate
office OF G:eenshjelds, Nicholson g. Co.,
No. 62l Broadway, is being worn in n
very peculiar manner. Various thco.
rics have been advanced, and the brick
men vary in their opinions 1t is
claimed by many that sole leather is
really more durable than brick, for the
bricks here. especially in front of the
door sill, are worn almost through, ap-
parently by the footsteps of the crowds
which daily throng the Office to get
some of the numerous real estate bar
gains. Whatever the cause, the bricks
are II curiosity worth looking at.
Holiday photos, cut prices, 80 for
cabinets. for 30 days. Cottage gallery,
Riley's old stand.
150people in thus city use gts stoves
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

Delivered I carrier to any part OF th' city
H.w. TnToN. MANAGER
.-.. pus.poss OfIice, ...... No ~
'Ehri hoNE' Night Editor. see. NO 20
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Copc|and Medical Institute
ROOMS 3i1 AND 3l2, NEW YORK LIFE
BUILDING, OMAHA, NEB.
g. =. SHEPARD, NJ. ID.

G. =. ; II T.I'NIfD, NJ. u,
Specialties -Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, hcrv
diseases, Blood Disease :, rheumatism, COnsiImp'
tuu ard nj! chronic affections Ot the Throat lunYs,
stomach, skin. Liver nnd kidneys,
Onicc Iluurs :-gtO II a. 10 b. M, 10 p m,
Sunday, 10 u. M 10 u III.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
default Of wa,ch u Uwm stay in tbc county

default Of Which hewiil stay IN the county
iail,
Charles Howard the young man who was
arrested on suspicion of being implicated in
the robbery, was tiseharrcd. Oniccr Muir
ply, wto arrested nim. had been unable to
find any evidence against him ard so had
ordered him charged with drunkenness.
Wnen Howard was arraigned Murphy stuck
TO his assertion that he was drunk ana Dep
uty Marshal Cousins protested just as vigor.
ouslv that Howard was not drunk when he
was arrested. rhe misunderstanding be-
tween the officers resulted in some warm
words being spoken on both sides, and How.
ard was finally disoharged by tho court.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Davis for drugs and paints
Ten shares capital stock Citizens State
bank for sale. +. III. Shcafc.


Forgery Dy Il ScnDol boy.
Yesterday afternoon deaf and dumb boy
presented at T.. L. Hart's bank cIums!ly
executed school board warrant for $50, the
blank used being such as are common in ell
districts. The order was signed by j. ID.
Edmundson as chairman and W. Il. Thomas
us clerk Mr.. Lougee, the cashier, asked the
lad where he got the order the instrument
being on its face clumsy forgery, to say
nothing of the fact that Mr.. Edmundson oc-
cupes no such position. Tho lad, after
writing out one Or two answers. darted out
of the door, soon followed by Mr. Lcugec.
The lad quickened his pace into run, and
was not overtukeu before reaching Broad
way After tussel he consented to return
to the bank and explain.
The lads name is Brick Moore. he said
that while at his homo in Nishnabotna ne
found some of these blanks. and young
man, former friend Of his, explained to him
how they were filed out for tho purpose of
getting money. He thought he would try it.
MIR. Edmundson's name was suggested 10
him by seeing II on the window OF Harts S
bank, where MIR. Edmundson has an Office
He accordingly used it, and ignorantly pre-
sented the order. Mr.. Edmundson himself
beng right there at the time. Aftera severe
scare tho lad was leL 90, with evidently
| somewhat more OF an appreciation OF the
cnormity OF the ofiense than he ad when he
first entered the bank.
S. B. PrOWell, matchmaker, I4O b way.
Don't forget to attend the third an
nunl ball and supper given by the Grand
hotel bell boys at Masonic temple, Nov
ember %.
Day & Hess have force OF men work
ing on the roads through the Klein
tract Buy FIVE or ten acres there while
it is cheap.
The finest stall OF steer cattle in COun-
Gil Bluffs is ut Meschendori's market,
| 1888 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Nnaincss IrnuhIeA.

to ascertain tho feeling OF the two parties
concerning the blending of the parties.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20

D.
SPECIAL NOTICES|
CD ~ 7-USFS
EMPLOY YdENr
WANTEn-GirI tor sorcsSi nouscsorA 10
w Fourth 1t Good vasc,.
WANTED -orsanlst for ely ,hussn. Address
w u, Rec Council BtUGs.
WANTED, a school sir. to vors tsr her boar a,
W 40 translin avenue,
... HOUSES AND LANDS.
EAKN and city loans Mon, loArcd on stoeS
i and grain. Real estate Tor -a'r dwelling ana
business tenta,s Money leahcd Tor local investors
EoR SALE 90 Choicest farm Tn rottawattamie
$40 an acre K. II. ShCntc
EoR ENCliANGE-N uice home on : ;th street
L 4 near 1th avenue clcNr W cacuuD,aucc, Tor home
IN omaha. llanScom race or kountgc Place pre.
iCrrcd, WIN pui In S25Ol difference Trecns hicds
E4@R ENCi,&NGE- $40 acres in rhinirs county.
and dclothins or other mdsc. 4. II shcatc
EoR SALE ON smslip y " mcn,, truit and snrdcu
and near Council BurS. l.. II. shcafe, Broad.
Nay aud Main street.
w \, WOODS co have some of the nncst fsrns
us go Main street.
EoR IN, liANGE- Good ,room house ON south
SUI street for land GrccnShclds, Nicnoison 60.
I0E hEN1-Thc following dwellings!
ufoom dwClilEg, l&l rark ave, a..
s.room dweliing a2o gmd ave, SIS
room dwelling, Gl9 Gth ave So,
gr%0m room awCli,ms GwCii iSin Si, $, ann AySnSc p,@
lOroom dwelling, 1856 Ecnton 81. $50 =
GfSS% GSSili%s % 10 10 \ 'StnS ETH st. IT, 'S&S Ht"'
Groum dwelling SO Avenue H. Sis.
En In INV
iroom dwelling 2O6 Harmony St. Sis
!room dwelling nabbi,t Place SIS
Groom dwelling 5.S Mynstcr st. sn
Groom dwelling, lO2s ord ave. Si3
.room dwelling, SIi MynSlcr St. s2Sa
Groom dwelling, Graham ave, 81.
GroSm oO dwsiii"ss wiiis aaSSIt, T S'n GHS SsS siaaa
lroom dwelling, MoruinVSide Sl2.tl
!room dwelling, iG5 Park ave. sl2tO
hToOm dwelling, 2GiG Avenue N SO.
sfoom dwSiiins, ii St tt 4 I'll I'll 81, 81, sJ. iV
| Groom dwelling, llti sth ave, $40
| Groom dwelling, b05 Ith st. $40.
| Groom dwelling, 2Si lIth ave. SO
| Groom dwciinS lS25 Avcnur y, 80,
| G.room dwelling, 100 Avenue 4. SO
| Groom hwellins, Graham ave; near High So
5-room dwelling, 1920 Avenue \, 81.
Groom dwelling. POI Avenue y, S.
Groom dwelling 2G!2 Avenue u, s..
tfoon dwelling. 20I0 Avenue {, IS.
| Groom dwelling, 2lst ST md Avenue N, So
sr0om r0om" INsIi,,.r GwsIlInr $!. $9c AyGnao 4 IS,
aroom dwelling, 6il SO. ist st, 50.
Groom dwelling, 34D1 Avenue A. 90.
hroOm dwelling 2l9 18th ave, 81.
| h-ruom dwelling. 2.OS Avenue d. 50.
| 2roum dwelling, 400 Avenue y, 81.
| t-room dwelling, 22lg Avenue u. 81.
| I.room dwelling. 2Sng o 9TH st Si.
| sioom dwelling, 2Ui Park ave-, Sl2,
| groom dwelling ia Munster At S25
1 Gruom dwelling, 625 Washington ave, S.G
| Groom dwelling, 5ga 7th SIS.
| Groom dwelling. Sl5 Avenue A. sl3.
| Groom dwelling, BlT Mil ST. SO.
| 3.rOom dwelling, 2O2l Sd ave, 81.
| 3.roum dwelling, 9Mynstcr st, $500
| iroOm dwelling 1881 sixth ave, $40 o.
| L.. II. Shcafc, rontaI agent broadway und Main
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
Mnrk of snnak Ininyes.

a few nights ago a sneak thief nipped "a
pair OF shoes from IN front OF Morris shoe
shop. Either they did not lit the thief or
else they nj so well that he wanted dupli-
cate. for last evening he happened along
again and nipped another pair.
A lap robe valued AT 50 was stolen from in
front of Probstele's harness shop on South
Main street. There Is no Glow 10 the thief
in either case
Don't make any arrangements for your
holiday goods until you have seen the
many new and useful articles AT Lund
RrOS
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-20
The Fire Record.

win recover. All three are residents OF In
disreputable quarter