THE OMAHA DAILY liEE : TIIUHSDAr , OOTOBEll 5 , 1S9&
8PEG1HL NOTICED
KNTS HOli THKSiT COI.UMNS
ADVKUTISKM until 12. 30 p. in. for llio pvrnlnir
nixl until 8 tfO p.m. for llio meriting awl Sunday
c-dlllmm.
.AilvertlwM , Jiy rcqiicMlnff A numbered clifcV.
cnn Imvn their nnnwein addressed to n numbered
letter In rnro of TUB IIKK. Aimwers no nililrf'MCd
will bo delivered upon presentation of llio check.
SITUATIONS WANTED
nnten 1 ! 4c n vrnnl nnlinftortlon. lea wonl there-
rter. Nothing taken for IOM than. Uiic.
noon oFFicK MAN WANTS WOIIK. AD-
AA * ll v MBT'Jll'
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A- POSITION WANTED HYHKO. UIUIO CI.KUK
( iixxl fuilemiinn. cowl rufurcncvfl. Work elienp.
llox 4B5 , David C'lly , Net ) . E03 4
A MAN ANI > W1PK WANTS POSITION KITI1KR
on farm nr In city : no children. llefereneeH. Art *
elrenss fid , Ileo. MKHIG *
WANTED MALE HELP.
Uittcn1c ! a wonl first Insertion , Ic a wonl thero-
nflor. Nolhlni : taken for less than liftc.
TI-iv\n\f\VAXT \ J uriai ) PA Yi SToTnvRiTB
JJthe Hawks Nuthcry Co. , Milwaukee. Win.
. MB71 07 _
nT-SQLinTORB.TKAMS FURNISHED ; KXTRA
J 'pay lo men with rlits. American Wringer Co. ,
10 < > Howard Ht. 1 IH
THK NKIlltASKA GUARANTEE SAVINGS
and Investment company wants n few gentle
men of ROCK ! addteHH to act an HOllcltorn. Apply at
rooms 'Jl ! und . ' : ) , Doitirl.-ift block. WaiiO
7 > "WANTKD , A r.OOI ) IIAKKR. ADDRESS A. K.
> WIIIleomb. Allaiitle , Iowa. UOO-O *
n TO THAVKLINO"MKNCOVERING RKOULAR
J'lontnt for loslKiimlblo homos , \vn offer a res-
P'Ctable hlKh-toned Hldullne. NopainpleH. Homo
Onaranteo .V Trimt Co. , Chicago. Ill M780 7'
WANTKD , DIlUnOLEHK INTO' > : > OK AOK.
B Adclrem Salul , care of Postman No. : ta. 800-a
'for United Stairs army. for particulars pall or
nddrufwt Ildwanl K. ChHmnmi. neeond lltMilunant
Second Infantry , recrnlllni. ' otllcer. at 017 N. Kith
Mreot , Omahn , Nub. , -MercliantH hotel , Lincoln ,
Nob. Btll'ti : :
- WA NTKI ) A FIUST.CI.ASS I.IFK
anco Hollcllor : will Klu > acontrncl that cannot
lMtUiplleati > < l by any other company In thin stale.
AddiettH Manhunt' Llfo Insurance Coinp.iny ,
Lincoln , Nek . - . 807-10
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IWANTKD. . SIIOi : SALESMAN FOR IOWA
Jniiil Nelirnnku on commlSHloii for eastern fac-
torloH. Muni buoxiKirlcnCL'd. Address 8 r M , lieu.
_ , , HOP 8'
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7 } M HNANlTwOM KN ON SALARY OR T.A11GK
J'coiiiiiilHHldn to Introduce our nfcw Family
GlnthuM WuHlier. Wplclil 1 ! ponnilH. ' Kxclimlvo
territory. CompreHsvd Air WaHht-r Co.Ifi .lolin-
BOII UUIir Cincinnati. O. ' M871 0'
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tt-WA'NTKir AOKNTS. OOt ) 'HUSTLKIIS ' ;
J 'can inako fnun i'J.Od to iHI.OO pvrday : steady
employment AildixfiHS58. lieu. M87I1 11 *
WANTI-D FEMALE HELP.
HatPH , l p a word llrHt Insertion , Ic a word
tlifreaflur. J.'otlilni ; talton for lefw than ' - ! . " > c.
- WANTKD OOOI ) LADY COOK , ALSO DININO
room nirl. Jos. V. Kyle , Wllber hoime. Wlllii-r ,
Nob. M7JI8 7
WANTKD. LADIES AND (5T.NTLKMAN. WK
will pay yon $ fi to tlfipurwuck toile Hlrlctly
lioino work for IIH. N"o canvaiiln and prompt
pnyinenl. Send HcltiuldreHH'Ml ' envolopi. Liberty
Supply Co. , Liberty So. . . Huston. Mans. M7-11 fi
WANTED. COJTPKTKNT "plltST OIUIj.
.Mrs. J. II. Diimont , : ; 0-1L' L-'ifayette Ave.JIK30
JIK30 0
- WANTKD 1'OR OKNKRAI. 1IOIISK-
a-OIRL C'.M North''Otli St. M8I1I 0
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ronfn FOR ouNiEiiAL HOUSKWORK ; ONR
v-'thntBlecpHiUhoiiK. ' . lU-'l DoiiRlaH. MSt 0 *
p WAN'fEiTTSIRt. IN l\\JIinY OP T\VO. MUST
V 1m good cook. Call mornlnga. GDI South
S8lh Htruut. BOU-0 *
VANTKD , Mir.I.lNKUVSALKSLADV. NONE
bntexpc'rleiicixl newl apply. Ml.ss Allcu InaacH ,
307 So. ] llth. HlX ! 4 >
WANTI'U ) , OlHt , FOR (1RNKRAI. HOUSK-
work who undoiHt.iiidH cuoUln ? . Family of two.
Apply at ( iiiciItoom : l' ' I live bulldlni ; , MS77 C
TT WANTKD. ( SlRlTFOR HOUSEWORK. MRS.
V/Frank Wllcox. 9. W , Cor. y.Wvaml Donelnn Stn.
I.IH74 5
FOK HENT HOUSES.
ItateH , lOc a llneeacli tiiHertlon. $ l.fiO a line per
month , Nothlmr taken forlesn llian 'JCc.
-"SotfsKS IN ALL 1'AItTS 6 ? THR CITY.
TlioO. F. DavlHcbmpaiiy , loO.1 ; Parnani. OJ'J
IJTAND .i-iiooM Ai-Aiii-'M ENTS VO"N"UOIIN
block , with meant ; refenci-H ; 810 S. liL'il
) ' 0-13
I FOIl RKNT. 7-ROO.M JIOU15UN FLAT , .
) Langu block. UIU ( S. iith : HI. ( Ill
II-ROOM COTTAOB. MODERN. C1IOICK , IN
D Stanfont circle. C. S. Ulsutlcr , 'M I Uee blilir.UI5
UI5
-8-UOOM TlOUHi : , JIOIKtlN"NEAR IIUSI-
iiuHH , rent modcnile. Apply L'01 lieu bnlkllinr.
n.in
TV-7-ROOM FLAT , MODKltN RONVKNIKNCKS ,
-lAlown town location : tf'Jll.Ol ) : ix'furences re
quired. Wrlh'ht A. LaHbnry , llltli and Howard.M'U
M'U (
TA NKW 0-HOO.M AND A NMWIROOM
J.'llit ; ; all linpruvciiiuntH. 11'South lllhc.t.
M7I5 7'
NICKLY FURNISHUD RE3IDKNOIM : ALSO
B iinfnrnlHlasl. ItcforcMieeH. Woluhami' Agency. 11.
a Wlthnell hllc. J 1'1'-.1 ! OIH
1D1MIRAIILK ri-ROOM fOrrAnE ! , MO11KUN
J.'liiiluovi'ni.'iiln. 81ii South 'JM Klr'jjt _ Jits :
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I-V'FOR RENT. 10-Ro'6M"ll6usK7liATlI."GA"s.
-i-'Hewenipt' , electric bellf * . burglar alarm , city
water , clnteni , bam. Iniiuliv N. 13. liarhalow ,
jlftll ) Kaniam. " ' ? ' ! il'J _
IA Nicii : "A'ND o-nooM HOUSES , CHEAP. tTos
J'N. liltllitt. OOli-t *
. RENT. FURNISHED ll-ROOM 1IOIJS13
J-'wllliln nnij block of HaiiHconi park : onn block
of rark avo. car line on llth Ht. Adilix-HB S ' 'M.
Hee. Qjl !
SKK II , f. IcKNDALL , 007 I1UOWN 11LK.
31707
DllUNFIMlNISHED ROOMS FOIl LIGHT
hoitbi'keeplnjr. nlm ) I il-ruiiiii.purnur .Mat , all
aniHldo Wrliriit A. Laiibury , lUlh 'ami
Howard. M77U
P. A FINE TEN ROOM MODERN DWELLING
Ih-e. ininnti'S walk to bnHliu > 4 center. Newly
pape and"VhfnlMieil. InquirH fbr W , F. riarli.
i.07 Sill ! !
5) K-ROOM HOUSE , "MODKRJJT " 11002 "MASON
Httwt , , h08
COTTA OE. 7-ROOM S , JIODHRN , 1 MA-
p. BOII . Hln'iit. HUH
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\ - \ II ROOM HOUSE , iNUur.Ea.sT i A M .
J/Ililil UUH--IH ht. btl- ) *
IA-IO.ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN CONVEN-
4.'leneeH. ilu'H rtoillh IDth Htmet. 8'U ! fl4
T - -TWO TEN UOOMr IIOUSEsi 7\I,7 , MODEKN ;
J'lmpriiveinenlH. ( nven Met.'alliny , 'Jl''U llarnev
or 111 .South Sixteenth Hlieels Sllll-n1
N
c. All inoilcnt convoidwiivcM , IncluUlnir
cooklni * . . '
; raiiKt h.r/'j-l
T\ FOR KENT. 0-ROOM HOUSE , L.Ultil D ,
' 4 JviMf barn , K di-Hln.it. 1 IDS North .Tith Birei-t.
Jl 7t > i
i'Ti
TV LIST YOUR HOUSES"FOK RrXT WITH
J StrhiEur > V line , room 11. Frenzer lllk.
lllk.MSSl
MSSl 11'
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"iS ONLY 7""lioOMsTsTISAMTALtTTlOIliHifJ ,
J/oj ntral. healtlifnl brick hunwH In city. Tlnard ,
J-JJ HurlhiNlh. -
FOR K iICT VUKNiSHED ROOMS.
" Ratu .lTi ( < i a word ill Hthtt-ertlon. left woid Ilicrii-
afli'r Nothing lakiiii forlvHH thait'JAo ,
ETWO FURN7sl7iTirTrJls"tOll ( ) : TjlwTLl
unoiionly , C'5 Sonlli Stltli Htrual , 047
VRONT"RTOMS ) , ALTTMODEUNTUilO !
HIS Ola *
EFURNIHHD AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS
rent all parts of the city , ( iiv.it call for nn- |
fiir-ithhed UHiiiiH. ReKUtcr yinir I-OOIIIH with nn.
Room llentalODU'O , upper locimiUlobo hulldlni. ! ,
llfilimil Uodife. M757 7 *
H-xjlviTi AI.COVB. ALSO SINGLE ROOM
Modern roilTt'iilenceH. ID'.M Dudisv. M763 7 *
\1 \ WAITED. TWO OKSTKMBN tR ) ES
I jn ( rnnm , private family , moilvrn i.-onveiileiK-i-u ,
111 lien. hui : 0 *
EFOR RENT. TOA . B
funilHlieil room with alcove. In private fam
ily lioimonioileniaiidi-eiilral , S IT. Ii" < > . MS''I ina
\f \ y ' HOOMS FOR ItKNT.
J .C.IbS ItKNT.MW17"tl' '
I-ROOMS. NEAR ]
lill-JSOillli lll'h ' t. Sill ! 10 *
t f NUJKI.V FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH
Jalcovu and boai\t. No , . ' 5li ! : si. Mary's ave.
HII7 10 i *
UOOMS AND BOARD.
THKDOfAN , iiOy AND .Ml N. IbTH 5T.
V : : i 5T.K
fa - HOARDING WITH ROOMS. SINOI.B OR EN- :
Milti ) iKHimJUKt titled
up with t-tiTyihliiKiiu\v.
Onudf tlio Uwl liH-at'onH ' In Mm cliyand
1W.T
uvery-
lliur : will If firm c'a . V'lOll Donylas. . T
. ID :
hmiiUome rwm with alcove , with boaitl. Tim
Y , NO oriini IIOAUUKIIS !
will taku two to IOIIIM und l : inl. Koombdettr-
blo und rrai > enable , Mniti-ru cuuioutetu-i'H. llofer-
n'.con. VUIU lUinify M. , Iviiiniitcl'lace. MX-JU tt *
l-T''i''B ? ' UKJci1. FIRST FLOOR OF MODERN
I brlcK , for ) ioutH-kiir | > liiir. fnnjleluxl orunfur-
ilkhtfd , In nrsl-clauH u'Uilr. Kviil iiUHk'i-.ne. 'JOH5
JMrt. , WcS7 0 *
jJ
f
FURV.ISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
CoriMnunt
I ? YOUNG WOMEN'S HOM'C.UNDKR CARE OF
J. Women's Chrlntlan aenoclatlon , 111 S. 17th nt.
C4II
1A ' ROOMS AND HOARD ffl WKEK. 030 S. 17TH
X' _ lrcet. 327ol5
I ? -FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD UTOPIA ,
X1 171 l7'Jl ) Davfnport St. CTN4 *
I-SOUTH ROOM WITH ALCOVE St'ITARLE
J. forlhr o ircntlpmcnt plcanftiil square room1 nlno
bonnl. S510 Uwliro. 70'J- *
iT-FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Itiol water Iicat. Ilcul location In this city , -'lii
SV..th ht. 707
l5 ' NEWLY FURNISHEDROOMS.WITHHOARD ,
JL'at thn Webster , r.lM N. lOlti street. MiU'J 7 *
i:1.-LAROE : AND SMALL SOUTH FRONT ROOMS
I comfortabloliome , reaHonablo rate . UOHI Har-
ney Ht. M7DO 7 *
FOR BENT UNFURNISH'D ROOMS
o a word llrst Inocrtlon , IP a word there-
after. Nothing taken for H > R than -.Tic.
G -I'ARLOR Wmi HOARD. 172a CAl'lTOL
M 774-7 *
GGi
Git ! t UNFRUNISIIED ROOMS FOR KEEl'INO
iullHO. 110 ! N. KHIi Ht. 801)
UNFURNISHED ROOMS SU1TA11LK
VJfor hoiiBckceiihis ; cltv water : rent cheap ; 0
blocks from poHtonlce. 1701 ! Webster Bt. 85(1 (
"T'OR "RRNTl 2 UNFURNISHED RO031S" ,
light and heat furnished. ' . ' 570 Hartley.
Hartley.M87.t
M87.-t 8
FOR RENT STORES AND 01-FICES.
Rales , 1 He n linn each Insertion , $ ! . ! " . ( > a line per
month. Nothing taken for ICHB than 56c. !
1-FOR HENT.THE.l-STORY DRICK IIUILDINO ,
OKI Faruam Ht. Thebnlldlnif has a fireproof ce
ment basement , pomplelo Hteam-heatlm ; tlxtnrt-H.
water on all tlio lloortt , K.'ia , etc. "Apply at thuofflco
ofTlllillKK. " 10
I -WE HAVE SI'ACETO LET FOR DESK ROOM
to Bonn ! deHlrablii party. Call or ndtlivna ,
WyekolT , Seamntm It Itenidlct. 171'J Farnam
Btreet. Omaha , Neb. Dfil
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I" STORES o.v IHTII NEAR
I Howard ! Hplemlld location for clears and con-
fertlonery. ( rents' fiirnlshliitjM or any ( rood llnej
also food llRhl bunutncut. Wrltflit & Laubury.
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T-CHOICE LOCATION FOR I1ARI1ER SHOP.
Jln month. Wright A LaHbiiry , 10th and
Howard. M77H
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WITH FIXTURES. INQUIRE
, 1013 Dorcas st. HOo-S *
AGENTS WANTED.
Rates , lOe a line pacli Insertion. $ l.r > 0 a line per
month , Nothing taken for lens than -"e.
'can maUo$7r > . ( )0 ) to $ 'jr,0.00 a month working
fur im In any locality ; will pay salary orconimlB-
Hlon. iiH preforred. and expuiiBc.s. Money deposited
Inb.i'nkto cover amo wlion Htarted. If you are
out of Work wo have sotnolhhtff entln ly noxcto
offer , and If you will follow our Instructlo.ns your
success Is Hiiro. Tlio people will have our goodw , no
matter how hard llio times , lltj ; sales reported
uvorywliero. All required of you la u little pluck
and push. Wn furnltm sample outllts frco.
Wrlto today for particulars before all valn.'ible ter
ritory is takun. Aildrcsa " "
"Manufrcturers. V. O.
box 0.108 , HoHton. Mass. MUhl ) Ol 1 *
I-AOENTS WANTED. LADIES Oir OKNTLE-
'men , to Introdnco and control tlio Halo or the
patented New Moon embroidery and darnlnir
rlnc. A IIHW Invention for dohiir all kinds of
fancy work and inendliitr , by hand or machlnu.
Copyrighted book of liiHtrnetlons for use on llio
howliKr maclilno fn'o with onler. Liberal cominls-
lens and a clear Held. Sample rliiff by mull and
full particular ! ! for 15 ! cunts. The Ohio Novelty
Co. . 11 1. ( . 'Incliiiiall. O. M118 010 *
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I WANTED. OOOD AGENTS EVERYWHERE
> for latest otllco specialty. Sells Itself , lilc pay ,
Write now. Am. Lock Crank. Co. , Milwaukee. WIs.
5 *
-ENTIRELY NEW ARTICLE. 1 COMMIS-
' nloiiH for lady or ( runtleman asents. Ready sale
In household orolllco. Send for circular and terms ,
. llioi : Moiiadnock Uldff. , Chicago. MS70 0 *
STORAGE.
Rates , lOc a line each Innertlon , $ l.r > 0 a line per
month. Nothlui ; taken for lest than .Tic.
li ; 1 HARNEY
05'J
M -STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
clean and cheap rales. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.
OS3
W.ANTED TO BUY.
ATFOR CASH. I WANT WO TO ! )00 ) SECOND-
J-i hand chairs for hall purposes ; must 1m cheap
and In iroodcondition. 1000 8th avuiiuo. Kearney/
Nub. Mt'illl 0
T\r WANTED. TO DUY A GOOD HOUSE , TOP
r > but'R.v mid harnehs ; must bu cheap. ( ioomitS.
Outrun ) , 3843 Franklin street. MSI1 0'
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
Rates , lJ'e. a word llrst Insertion. Ic : i wor.l
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than LTic.
O -FOR RENT OR SALE , BEST MADE UP-
rlcht piano. Inquire room : ! Urt , First National
bulldhiff. ur.t
0 i STOVKS OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW.
Wells Auction Co. . 1111 Farnam st 130
0-FOR SALE , THE FURNITURE OF NICE
S-ioom house complete. Rent reasonable. Lo
cation Kuod. A bargain for any yonni ; eouple wlsh-
IntT lo step Into a nlcu homo. Address S 57. Hoe.
MB75 B *
0-FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. FURNITURE
of a ID-room house : hoimo for runt al u'H.Oi )
per month : splendid locallon for boaiiilnir house.
1017 Capitol avenue. MH tl 11 *
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONSETC
Rates , me a word lir.sMnsi-moa , lea worUtherj-
after. Not bins lakoit for less than 'J.'c.
1FOR HALE , HANDSOME CARRIAGE TEAM ,
L blaclis. lf > .l hlk-Ii. wolph 1.100. Bound and per
fectly Kontl" . Oni' ( rood niiRlness borne. Ono sad
dle liorso. Innniru W. II. Mlllard , Omaha National
bank. ti'M 13
1 } - FOR SALE. TWO SHETLAND PONIES , SAFE
J. to rldo or drive. J. II. Diimont , 301U Lafayette
avenue. MS40 U
CLAIRVOYAI TS.
Rates , ] 0o a line each Insertion. $ lr,0 ,1 lluo per
month. Nothing taken for less than 'J5c' .
Q MRS. NANNIK.V. WARRKN. CLAIRVOYANT ,
OroltablobuehiCH'i medium ; 5ih year at 111) ) N. lillh
055
MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
KatuM , lilea llncnauh liiHt'i'llon , $ l..ll ) a lnu ! per
month. Noihtmr taken for IfSH than -Juc.
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-MADA.ME SMITH. fiO'J S. lilTH , 2ND FLOOR.
RoomII.Massaifu , vnporuluohol.uti'iun.Hiilphnr
no ana ua oailis. m 711 7 _
riMMK.CARSON | , 11VI DOUOLAS STIt KKTID :
1 floor , loom 7 muBsajc , alcolio anlrl.ut andwvi
baths. MtlSU li'
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- , MAt.NKTIO
Doulan block
' " ' MMK. ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVES 1IATIIS
mncnctlc maittingu treatments. 11 ! ) North ifitli
Btroet. room 1. MS11 0 *
PERSONAL.
U-MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER-
mal baths , ticalpand halrlii'atinenl. malilcnro
aiidchtropoill8t.Mr , l'ast,311iHS,10thWUhnellblk
050
U'WRITE FOR A FREE COPY OF OUR IIKAU-
llfnlly IlliiHtniled Marrln Journal , containing
photo-eiiravlnis of haiidhoini ! , weallhy lady ad-
vertlburs. llrou'n I'nlillHhliiff Co. , llox ' . " . ' 5.Toledo , ,
O. . .M8Ii."J
-HAVING LOST MY HOOKS JIY FIRE , ALT.
v > parllus knowlm ; Ihnnjxclvvb Indebted lo me
will pleaw call at thn haiilwaru More of Jacob E
Trlol , dloro No , U703 Leavt'iiworlh Blieel , anil Mr ,
Trlol will recolpt for nil money paid. A. Mo
Arthur. , 8.18-4 *
. MONKY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
i2'T "MONEY TO ( > AN T "LOWEST RATES'
I VY Tliu O. F. Dayla Co. , 1 SU.'i F.'il mini Htrent. 057
V\ MONEY TO LOAN AT lIfWK.S'I RAT KS ON
Mi
' i Improvedand iiiilinprove4Omaliaival ebtalo , 1
to fi yearn. Fidelity TnmtCo , , I'H'J Farnam , HDD
W- LOANS mi IMPUOVEDANDlJNIMl'TlOVKD
city propvrtv , * : ioii ) ) unit uinvanls. . ' , to Hj ! pur
c'eiitjiioiit-layo.W.FnniiiiuSmllliVl'olUV0
, ! Farnam
OUO
r-MONKY TO LOAN AT CURRENT TlATKS.
Apply to W , 11. Melklu , First National Ilk bid ; ,
Olll
\l -ANTHONY TXA N AND TRUST CO. , HI H N.Y.
i IT Lifeleiiitaat lo\vrnli'tt furcholco Hc-cnrlty on
1
NubrnBka and Iowa f.inns or Omaha rlty proix-rty ,
Otl'j
MONJ2Y TO LOAN oliATELSr
Rnteu , 1 Oca line each Insertion , $ l.r > 0allno per
mouth. Nothing taken forleba than l6c. !
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VDO YOU WANT MONKYJ
\Vo will loAti you ANY SUM yon wish on your
KURNITl-'HE. PIANOS. HOUSE * . WAtiONS ,
CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , He.
WoKlvopivnipt attention lonllappllcattona ,
and will c.irry your loan au lonir ubyonwluh.
Yon can ivUiieH thoooht or o.arryiii. your loan
' by a paynieiii al any llnio. There U no publicity
or removal of promiioriy.
NDHUTY I.OA.N ( ANTEBOO-
Room l Wltliuull block.
003 Cor. 15th and Harnuy atn.
\-WILLl.OAN MONEY ON ANYKIND OFSK-
- * curlty ; Nlrlcily t-oniUU-ntUl. A. Kll.iri'lb.rnoiii
1 Cunttn'-nt.il blt.uk. UU5 \
| When Lovely Woman Stoops to Folly , ' , 5
1 and continues the olcl-fashioned ' f
to o-callcd
use - ; -
. . . . _ _ ' . .
I 1 1 .IV 1 .1
soaps , which destroy clothing and cleajinothing ;
soaps which are costly at any price , ineffective , 5
labor-increasing and wasteful , instead of using
\.And \ Finds Too Late that Men Betray , '
bad temper when their collars , cuflfe and shirts ,
and the household linen , are ruined by cheap ,
wretched soaps ;
What Charm can Soothe her Melancholy ?
Why ! Santa Claus Soap
= tr dF = &tj1 f43 ? f
JL J fesfyJ&.K / 9 9
Sold by nil Grocers. Manufactured only by
N. K. FAIRBANK &
CO. , - - Chicago.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Cmiltntifcl.
X-MONEY TO LOAN
Wo will loan you any sum which you wliOi.
Binall or large , at the lowest possible ) rates , In the
quickest posnlblo time , and for any length of tlmo
to unit you. Yon can pay It back. In. finch Install-
inentH as you wltdi , when you , wish , and only
pay for It as lone as you keep U , You can borrow
on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAOONS AND CARRIAOKS.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without pltibllelty or removal of property.
OMAHA MOilTOAOE LOAN CO. ,
aim SOUTH ami STREET ,
tlrHt lloor above the HI reel ,
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMI'ANY IN OMAHA. _
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , -fl .50 a line per
month. Nothlnff taken for less than aiic.
Y -FOR RENT. A HAKEIIY SHOPOLD STAND
No. 010 North 10th street. Apply to Jos. Red
man. MHS1
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED WITH
parties liavlnutlvo to ten thousand dollars.
Duslness doslrabln and lomr ostabllBhed. Morn
capital needed. Address In strict confidence , Q
J8 , Boo. JIUS8 O10
Y -FOR SALE. ELEGANT STOCK GROCERIES ;
first-class locution ; uood reasons for c ;
Block uMH Invoice about $1,300. IW ; will bi ; sold
forcashjiily , _ MOSS OW
Y"WE FURNISH CAl'ITAB TO START VOU
In business. Wo waul to establish ono honest ,
reliable , enterjirlsliiK person , man or woman , In a
Iceltlmalu money making business hi every coun
ty lit the west , linslness Is clean , easy ami legiti
mate. llli ; money for parties with push and pluck.
If yon can't furnish tlrst class references don't ap'
ply. Remember , no money required. Write at
once , before sonii ! one with moro enterprise se
cures your territory. The Dr. Starr Herb Remedy
Co. , U04 East 13rd st. . Chicago , 111. OKI
Y-FOR 1NVESTORS-FOR SALK , IN DRY
ioods ston > doln a laro business In Lincoln.
Neb. , a city of 03,000 population , a few of the bust
departments , the departments dolmr a KMOI ! and
profitable business. The stock will Involco about
$ ri,0l)0.on ) la each department. For further partic
ulars , address John II. Cunningham , Lincoln. Nub.
M'J87
V A HOME AND AN'-INCOME. HOW YOU
I-may cct It In the. Oregon ami Washington coun
try. Call al ofllco of D. V. Sholos Co. . room I , First
National bank bldg- . Stearns Fruit Land Co. of
1'ortland , Ore. ( ilO
Y -FOR SALE. NICE CLEAN STOCK OF DRUGS ;
only store. In town ; will sell on reasonable
terms ; no trades wanted. Address J , II , Henllny ,
ImoRcne , la , Mi'iU'J 7 *
Y--FOR SALE , RESTAURANT AND CONFEC-
lloncry. only onn hi town of 800 , $100.00. Ad
dress liox. No. J 1 , Paplllion , Nub. MODO 0 * -
-FOR SALE OR RENT , BEST PAYING MEAT
market In city. Inquire at iiuOL' Dlondo street.
M088 OL'O *
Y-FOR SAtE , ELEGANT STOCK GROCBRUJS :
Hrst-elaKs location ; pee < l n-asoiis for Bollliifl
stock will Invoice about fl.iiOO.oO ; will bo sold for
cash only. Address S 8 , Bee. M085 OliU *
Y-FOR SALE , A FIRST-CLASS DRUG BUSI-
ness , Htoek about jfi'.OOO : tlm only drue store
In a town of COO InhabitantsFlllmoru county. Neb.
Adil.-ess box - I'I I , Geneva , Nob. M74U 7 * .
Y WANTEUTSTOCK OFOENERALMERCHAN-
dlHo lo Invoice about * . > .iHm.OO for good Omaha
property ; no aiont need apply. Address S 41. lieu.
M71I8 ( )
VFOR SALE. AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC-
JL tnrlnir plant ( with position In the ofllco If so < le-
Hlred ) , $10,000.00 to $10,000.00 , cash required.
No trades considered. The company has an es-
labllshcd trade on a ready selling1 article at a uood
prollt. Address S 50 , Hecv MbSli
V-FOR SALE , WELl7l/CATED FINELY FUR-
1 nlshi-d forty-room hotel ; louc lease : irood trade ;
or would take acllve partner. Address S 01. Hi-e.
M88B II
FOR EXCHANGE.
Rales , me a linn each Insertion , $1.00 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than .Tic.
y-I OWN l )
'awl Dakota , Will sell cheap or itxchaniu for
nidsu. , horses and cattlo. Add. box 70 , Frankfort. Ind
000
y -CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILL
A. take leal estate , munoy. lio.x ' 'nil , Frankfort. Ind.
Olill
y WILL TRADE FINE EQUITY OF $ lfiOO.OO
/Jin D lot. corner , unimproved , In Denver , Colo. ,
forclearland In central or eastern Nebraska. Also
clear lots and acreaffu at Maultou , Colo. S. J ,
Richards , llox 11)1 ) , Denver. Cole , M-'OO Oil ! *
r/--A GOOD STOCK OF HARDWARE TO TRADE
AJforland and cash , or will giro time. Address S
il ! lleo. 001) )
_
V--FOR TRADE. WELL IMPROVED FARM FOR
' -/stock of nierehandlBt. Call at Merchants hotel ,
Oclobcr3 , 18113 , Omaha. L. E. James , jr. 008-4
Z-LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
exchange with It. J. Kendall , 607 Brown block.
M81H N2
7-WANTED , TO EXCHANGE HORSE AND
' phaeton fur anything , or will soil , part cash uud
taku chattel uiorljMb'o. Address S 05 Dee.
805 8 *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOca line each Insertion , $ lfiO a line per
mouth. Nothing taken for less II iai ( t5o ! ,
Aor SSALE
or tratlu. F. K. Darllnir , Itarlmr blk , 070
rilIOICE lST MORTOAffES , ANY AMOUNT.
VyG , G. Wallacu , llix\vn block , 10th and Douglas.
H-M
( ftCviOOToiT'lN TST SfOHTGAfiEiCiii\Y Tl ( 1'ER
licert iirlnclpal and lnloroiilgiiirantecd. Addrena
"Seller , " S''O , Ilee. Mtttt 0
8 OtrArRES fTodb FARM LAND FOR SALB AT
low prlco or exchange , In Nobraska. for mcr-
chamllHoorliorAvs. G. II. l'eten ou , Illy a I'3th st.
JIIM7 O.I
NEW LARGEB-ROOM HOUSE , WIDE
cementeil cellar and outhouses , with lot ,
1'JOO.OO. Four nliio lots , C0xr.7 foot oacli. halt
block from street railway near Konntzu Place ,
9-liOO.oOeaeh. : oiliur residence and bnslnim lots
uiiually rhuap. Wrlto moor call alroom 50,1,1'ax
ton block , city. J. T. M. M'3'.l Oltl
ETllM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON , 111' ' N. Y , LIFE
"fll-OlO *
17ARMS-A L1 , JOHNSON , 1511 CAP. AV. . OMAHA.
Muai OMH *
I "JOR SALE , ATTRACTIVE HOMES. VERY
1 1 eheaii , See Gto. W. 1' . Coalos , 15 1'altprbon blk ,
MfiOO
K ACRES I'OUR AND ONE-HALF MILES
tJiiorlhwr-Ht of iioHtolUee ; price $1,601) ) ; call at
' oncii. C , R. Itoalrlght , HOI N. Y. Life , M 71U
14'OR SALE , EASY TERMS , LOTS IN FRASBR ,
A' Iowa : nuwiowii ! * . ' .0.00 to SWUO.OU. Abe Hill
acri-H , good eartU-n land , T. Fersuboni- . , 11)15 )
Farnnin. Mh''i K' '
\\rANTKD-WI AND Mil ) ACHES FOR SPOT
if Vi'iBh In Sarpy or Doniiluu couiitli-u. 0 , F. liar-
rlbOii.tHiiN. Y. Ula. KU7 4
r ACRES I1EAUTIFUL LYINfi LAND ONE MILE
'from city IhnllH , So , Omaha , on main road , good
well , Hinall barn and hoiiuo. Hell exeellent for
vegetable * ami fruit. 1'rli-oonly iH.ou , Inclii.lluif
horhvu , wat-oiiM .and other iH'ison.'il projierlyoii
the place , C. K llarrlhon , illN. . Y. Life.
H -5'
"
IMRM LANDSANI ) '
' cri'iioPitTv o.
1' R. lloatrleht , 301 N. Y. Llfu JIUli- . , Omaha , Neb.
U cMVShOl. : , ( * 1,000 , * lfll ) ( ; ANY Htlfis
eitsy terms , Wallace , Ilrowu blk. , 10 & Douglas.
_ M VO NB j
SECURITIES FOR SALE. *
Rales , lOo line each luwrtloi , , Jl.r 0 a lino' per
month. Nothliiy taken for Icsn than itCc.
IBGItAuK 1 OMAHA CITY 'MORTGAGES
neltlnif pun-litttM-rrt voud rate of lutereut , uuuia
of frum * HH ) iipforHalubyGlobuIiOaii ATrustCo , ,
ICIh A Police. Omaha. I'urtlcuIarH oil application.
UOU
0 1'KR CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE.
Oily absolutely safu. Ames Hi-al Kstutu
101 7 farua- -
LOST.
_ _
' Ralen , IWn a wont first insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Kthliig Uikru tor loss linn ii.'c.
IST A SMALL NOTEiiooKr NAME \vmnN
J Dr. PonlHon : presrnt address , llroadwav and
titli , Council lllnffs. Ruwaiil MI130 5 _
T OST , GREAT DANE DOG. REWARD FOR RI3-
IJUirii to Jno. Hoist , ' , ' 053 Cumliig streat.
streat.M822
M822 5 *
T OST-LADIES' RINd. A FLEUR D1 LIS SET IN
J diamonds. Reward If returned to J. L.Woolson ,
32152 1'opiilclon avenue. M841i 0 *
T OST COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC TUESDAY
JJafternoon. Finder will confer a great favor by
relnriilng same tolhls onice. Ml ) 4 *
STRAYED-FAWN COLORED GRAYIIOUND.
Flmler please notify mo. G. M. oflleu.
ton route. J. Itod'gi1. M880 7 *
FOUND.
Rates , l o a word llrst Insertion , lo a word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 'J5c.
'PAICEN UP TWOS YEARS HEIFERS. FLOR-
L enei ) Milk company , Florence. M87M 8 *
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRJTIN3
Rates , lOe a line each Insertion. $1.Ma line per
month. Nothing taken for less than ur c.
VOUNO LADIES AND GHNTLEMEN CAN SOON
1 acquire a workln ? ktiowlcdiri ) of shortlntnd and
typewriting nt A. C. Van Sam's school of shorl-
hand. 013 N. Y. Life Typewriters to rent , t'71
OMAHA COLLEGE OF SHORTHAND AND
Typewriting employs an "expert" otn.Mal court
reporteras Instructor. F.iclllllosand lno.vtlon un
surpassed. A. C. On ? . A.M. , principal and pro
prietor. DoyoVs New Theater bulUllnir.M'J71
M'J71 O10 *
WORLD -'FAIR HgTELS & ROOMS
Rates.lWe a wonl first Insertion , In .1 word there
after. Nothing taken for huja than 'Juo.
riMIOSE WISHING TO VISIT THE WORLD'jf FAIR
-Lut Chicago can ttnd neatly furnished rooms at
'J114 38th street , near Gratid llonlevard , at BOo to
$1.CO par day ; convenient to ulovated R. R. and
Cottage Grove avenue cable ears. ( JtKl O31
FOR RENT HALLS.
Rates , lOoa llnp each niserllon , $1. ! > 0 a line per
monlh. Nothing taken forU'rtf than 'Joe.
OMAHA GUARDS ARMORY , 1714 CAl'lTOL
avenue , for balls , nieillliigs. club parties , etc.
Also Morand's assembly . oonis , 1510 Ilarncy ,
both halls on first lloorr no stairs ; no nlllars ;
hlglieellln : ; ; perfect ventilation ; terms reasonable.
Call and BeurMoraud before'renting elsewheru.
MWJ ! OO
Rates , lOc a line each Wsiirtloti. * 1.BO a line per
month. Nothing takun for less than ' _ ' 5c.
" " "
' .Jac"oD9 , di < ecafte"d7 1 .1.0. . MKulMinder-
taker and umbalmcr. ! K il. OUd.
072
PAWNBROKERS.
Rates , lOc a llnoi-ach Insertion. $ l.fiO a line per
monlh. Nothing lakcn for less than - ' " > e.
SONNENHERG , DIAMOND 11ROKER , 1805
. Douglas st. Loans money on diamonds ,
watches , etc. Old gold and silver bought. Tel. Ifi58
073
SCALES.
Rates IhSc u wonl first Insertion , lea word thuro-
aftor. Nothing taken for less than L'5o.
TVTEW AND SECOND HAND SCALES.
11 Address llordcn A , Solleck Co. ' Lalco Ht.Chicago ,
07-1
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
Rales , lOc a line each Insertion , $1. 10 a line per
month. Nothing taken forless than 'Jue.
P.
. 1810 California si. ! U 1
TYPEWRITERS.
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.50 a lluo per
month. Nothing taken for less than -'Oc.
REMINGTONS , "cALIGRAl'HS.
unheanl of prices. Tel. 533. Iloylea & Ilabb ,
013 N. Y.LUo bldg. Send for samples. CflU
RHJLWHY T1MEGHRD _
reaves ICIUCAGO. IIURLINGTON i Q.l Arrives
d.iiaha I Dupot 10th and Ma on Sts. I Omaha
4.20pm . . . . . . .Chlcagh Vestlbulo. R.OOara
li.rnm : ; Chlcagh Express O.ftO am
10.1 Spin Chicago Express I .23 pin
7.17 pm Chlca'0 ii Iowa Local D.SD pin
t--'ivoHTlJURLIN'JTOH ( , ; . MO , llIVERri Arrives
' " < n.iha 1 Dopjt loth anl MHHDII Sta. [ Omaha
10.1.lam Denver Express 11.23am
J ( l. irnn Dead wood Express 4.00pm
1..10 pm Denver Express 4.00pm
O.fiOpin .Nebraska Local ( ExceptSnn ) . . ( l.r.Opin
H.I Ham ( Except Sun ) . . J.33aiii
tl.-tnaiul..I < aiis.isClty Day Expntss. . . . -
lO.inpni K. C. Night Km via U. I' . Trans. 0,40 am
10.15 jinil . SI. fxiiil.s Express , . . 5.40 am
'ujfivoTi mjiTArtb'urinjri'rorf'i6rTATTivTw (
' Omaha ' I Union Dupot 10th ft MaruyJUsJ Omaha
" "
I
O.oo am Oklahoma VTuxasExp.lEx.Sun ) r..lllam
B.05 pin .Colorado Limited , 3.AO pm
U.05 am . . . .Nebraska Stsitu 4.00 pm
Liuves"UNION ) 1'AUIFIC. fArrlvei
U.naha I Union Dopol lui.i .V .MarcjSta. . I Xmah v
.Denver liYptvas , 4.03 pin
- . . .Overlaid Flyer. 7.01) ) p'ii
4. Ki pin Ileairic : o.V StroinHlj'jf Ex ( i . : ' I
0,10pm Pacltlo ExpruHj. . 10.1(1 ( am '
DcnvBr FaiCt MM ) . 4.'JIpm )
oihaliit I U.'prDni''ot'a'iiil ia'rcy Sts. ' _ _
5.inpnri.Tchlc'UoE\prt : > u I uTHSam
. [ . . . . , . . . . . . - . ' , . . . | C.SOpm
, . . . , , V. . K. k MO , X'ALLEY TArrlvei"
Oinahal Depot lath aii'l ' Webit 6U. I Oinali
Doadwool Eiibraii 4.GOpu
( Ex. SaUWyo. Exi ) , ( Kt. " " " . ) 4.00 pai
No rf ol fc ( E i' Aiil" \ ly l" . lO.'O am
' " ( irfi ; tl.-'O a n
( JHIOAGO& NORTJJI WESTN. I Arrives
U. I'.dcp'.t. loth .yM , iray SU. | Omaha
10.40am ChlcaifoKxljresa. 0.03 pm
4.05 pm .VeHtlbiilu Llinlliv. , II..MI ail
7.00 pm KiiMlern . '
Flyei , - ' 1.1 [ mi
3.43pm Clilo. IM
Leaves I" MISSOURI PACIFIC. " ( Arrives'
Oinahal Duixit " 15th and Wobal r Stg. _ | Uiniha
12145 jim : . . . .St. Louis"Expres l 0.00 am
10.00pm St. Louis KxpruHH . "
-I/J. > | iil :
5.4 > > | > in . . . . . . . . .Ni.'biaska Loual I 8.45am !
I C * . ST. ! . . M. & O. I Arrives
_ OaiahaDoiOtJStli | and Wobbler Sts. _ I oniuli
H.nOain.SIotix | City Accommodation" . I ll.OSpai
l.iripmlSloux City Eximnii lEx. Sun , .
" " " 12.40
' ' ' " ' " ) pin
fi".45iiiiir.T."i".7stT laiii''L'imti f. . , . . .
P.lOpnilOakiand I'.tH'iuiiiter ( Ex. Sun. ) 8.43 am
LuaveiT7 8IOtIX CITV & VACfKU i Arrives
" Omaha I Depot , JO air ! .Marcy Sis. I
"il.lilainl Sloifx City I'aHnunzi.-r jlO.vOpin
S4.00pml St. I'aul Kxpn > a lO.OUaui
SIOL'X ClTYX PACIFIC" jArrlvus" *
' OmahaDyi | > ot , lOthand W'sbulerSW J _ Omalii
" '
'n.45p .h . . .St. ' "
| 1'aiil Llmltod "i .V.l am
0.45imij Chlcajro Lluilleti. . . .1 ; _ . -l'J : ? ' ' ? . >
Lwivvr lir'JilAHAASf LJIH. ( ArriVM
laj" . D'pot , uitli a'U ' MirOauU
H. pm | .St. LouisUiimonlJall . . . .fl'j.ajpm
CHIEF CAtLICAN CAUTIONED
Ooronoer's Jury Ecoommentb Moro Discre
tion for Firemen's Sftfoty.
1
RESULT OF THE INQUEST ON JEROME'
After llrnrliiff ToUlinony , HIP .Jury Decide !
Hint llrnvcry Ciuincil Ills Drnlh Con *
Dieting Stnrle- About Iimtrtictlntift
ClmrRCil with Prejudice.
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock the cor
oner's Jury met to InvtstlRato tlio death of
leromo , nlso known ns Q.vroura , the fireman
who lost Ins llfo in the Farnam Strcot then-
tcr building.
K. L. MeFadden , head janitor of the
theater , was the first witness. Ho said that
hu worked n llttlo later thnn usual on Mon
day afternoon. Ho noticed n light on the
as ho was leaving the rear of the
theater tintl ran toward it. Saw n Ilro In the
staircase at the southeast comer of the
stage ami before the house hose could bo
pulled out the wiiolo stage was in llaines.
As quickly a.i possible ho ran to the box
ofllco and gave the alarm.
Tlio next witness called was Charles A.
Mnttson , a member of Chemical company
No. 'J. Malison appeared with his head
bandaged. Ho said that ho readied the Ilro
at n quarter to 15 o'clock and went on the
plpo with tjto rest of his company. Chief
Galllgnn , ho said , ordered a line of hose up
the ladder1. " 1 stimril llrst , " s'Ud the wit
ness , ' a'nrl'Vt-as followed by Downs. Jcromo
wasah'bnd'oXiis ' nnd had n toreh in his
hand. WdtcY 'was turned on and wo
played 6ri the lira for a fo\v minutes.
Juromo wulKC'd'Uround with a torch , looking
to see if thcro was any chance to rescue the
buried hose lines. Then the lloor fell nnd ho
wont with it. Witness then described , as
best ho coitld , the way ho fell nnd cot out.
Ho was slamtlng near the west door at the
Fifteenth street Ilro escape and was not
quite as f-.tr on llio interior as t ho dead fire
man.
man.Chief Galllgan asked the witness who
ordered him away from near the corner of
Fifteenth and Farn.im streets.
"You told us " the "to
, was reply , getaway
away from the corner and tnovo farther
back. " Ono of the Jurymen then asked the
witness who gave the order /or the men to
go up the ladder.
"Chief Galligan dldt" was the answer.
"Ho was standing near the water tower
when ho gave tlio order. 'Como on some of
you fellows ami take this line up the ladder , '
was what ho said , I picked up llio pipe , and
started. Jcromo was just ahead of us. Wlion
wo got up , Jcromo helped mo hold the hose.
As far as 1 know , wo had no orders from the
chief to coino down , 'llicti the floors foil. "
On crops-examination by Assistant County
Attorney Trotip the witness said that Cap
tain McUrido of No. 'J hose company was up
thcro and asked if thcro was any show of
getting the nozzles off the lines which had
fallen Into the debris. "Tho captain walked
back , " said Malison'and then I heard someone
ono say 'thcro she comes , ' and then the
crash camo. "
Attorney Troup asked the witness what
ho knew iibout any personal feeling between
Chief Galligatv and Jerome. The answer
was that ho did not know.
Ordered Up tlm Lnildor.
Frank Fluslck , another fireman with his
head done up in plasters and bandages , then
told his story.
"When the alloy wall foil , " ho said , "I
heard the chief tell the men to bo careful.
Then I went to supper. When I came back
I heard the order , 'get up that ladder , ' and
Mattson , Pat Itunnc , Jim Downs , Fitzpatrick -
rick and myself got hold of the line and went
up. I do not know who gave the order , but
I think it , was the'chief. . When the
wall went down I went with it and .
don't remember who helped mo out. I know '
that wliou we got tip thcro Jerome and
Lieutenant Kunno were .there . ; the Hou-
' '
t'on'ant said them was tire under the stage
and wanted n stream bf water. Atthat
tlmo Kunno was holding the torch and
Jerome was looking into the walls for lire.
JVhen the crash came Jcromo'was standing
about four feet inside the door. I was struck
on the head by a brick und fell at the top of
llio stairs. "
DlHClinrRo KollowD Dlnoboillcnco.
On cross-examination witness wus asked
what the penalty for disobedience of orders
was and ho answered , "Discharge. " Ho did
not know whether it was Galligan or Sailor
who ordered the line laid in , but ho was
sure that thcro was a man with a torch up
thcro before ho stalled.
The chief then asked the witness if it was
not customary for llio truckmen to eo
through a building and search for sparks
after a Uro was supposed to bo out. Witness
answered in tlm alllrmalivo.
Samuel AInuicod testified that ho was
familiar with the building from the time llio
foundations had been laid and that ho had
always thought the walls unsafe.
Then came Frank P. Krnom , who lives at
4215 Burdcttq street und works for the
Pacific Express company. Ho know Jerome
personally ; heard the order for Iho men lo
go up the ladder. Saw some ono up thcro
with a torch before the order was given.
D , A. Burnhill said that ho was standing
on the west side of Fifteenth street when
the order was given lo ascend. Ho didn't
know whether Galllgan had on n black or n
white rubber coat , but ho told Ihe Jury a lot
of his experiences while serving with the
Red Oak , la. , volunteer Ilro dopartmont. In
speaking about the orders issued witness
claimed that the chief said , "Get up thcro ,
OnlllRiin'8 Alleged I'rejiullec.
Polor M. Back then took the stand. Ho
said that Jcromo had told him t.liat Galllgan
didn't like him and that they wero.not on
good terms , and that ho expected Galligan
would gct'him ' killed before long. Witness
also said that Jerome had complained that
the chief always put him In places whuro ho
was likely to pot hurt , and cllcd the Wako-
Held tire as an instanco.
Charles Peterson , a , brother-in-law of the
dead man , then went on the stand. Ho said
thai .ioromo had often complained because
Chief GalllgUn would not transfer him lo
some othor'engino houso. The chief , accord
ing to lUu witness , had refused to transfer
him because ho was the best climber in the
department and wus needed ou the big truck ,
Witness1 tllcn offered in evidence an affidavit
drawn on Juno 10 of this year and
sworn to by Jerome on the 14th of July be
fore W. C. Kelly.u nolrary public. In ihls
document ho u wears that on or about the
I'Jtlt of Juno Chief Galllguti called at cngitio
house No. Hand abused him before the other
men , and among other things Buying : "I
have it in for you. I will got you and some
moro in this house sooner or later. " Peter
son testliied lhat Iho signature lo this paper
was that of his broUicr-ln-law ,
Al tills Juncture- the coroner notified the
jury that Lieutenant Kuano was not able to
leave his homo , and the Jury decided to ro-
pair to the lirutcnum'8 house , Seventeenth
and Jackson streets , to listen 10 his state
ment.
Kuano was able to sit up. Ho said : "I
w cat up into tlio untlding , along v.'itli Jcromo ,
to loorf for lire. Wo had a torch. Wo went
up in pursuance without- usual duties as
truckmen. After I ascended nml looked
nrouiid i found quito a bhtzo among llio
rubbish and culled down for u line
of hoso. While waning for tlio hose line
Jcromo tonjt a torch unit went into the build
ing , 1 cautioned him iwo or three limes
about going too fur. I looked ut the wall
before 1 went up and considered it safe. I
did not have any orders to go up and 1
know that Jerome did not. When
Iho lloor full wo wcro ull
a little bit mixed up. I heard Juromo nay ,
'Well , now , ihut's lucKy. ' lloforo wo could gut
out tlio wall full. How I was rescued 1 can't
renii-mbci. "
This statement of the lieutenant closed
the testimony. Tlio jury returned to Iho
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Gastoria.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Oryfor
Pitcher's
Castorta.
morgue , and , after deliberating about hnlt
nti hour , brought in the following verdict :
Ytnllot of tlm .Inry.
Thnt the doopnsrd cnmo to his itcnth l > y
ronion of hUoxlilldtionof two much bravery
wlnln In the dlcchnren of hi * duty without
order * . Wn recommend thnt the chief mid his
niMMnnls use muro discretion he-renfior in
allowing tholr men to cuter Into danger during
u Ilro. NotiMAN A. KutlN ,
M. J. KKNNAIIP ,
' W. U. Siinivnti ,
Cll.MII.Kfl J. KA1IIIACII ,
A. H. STIOKH ,
1'Atlll 1'I.ATZ.
A meeting of the Firemen's Hcnovolcnl
association was hold yesterday forenoon and
It was decided not to pay the usual henelll to
.loroino'a widow , as thodoud llrcinnn had not
I paid his dues for over six months. This
decision t ( ma.v bo reversed at a later meeting ,
as ! there is conslder.tble fcclinc in the matter
among the members of the association.
Illst The men who were Injuivd at thn Farnam
street Ilro are nil getting along nicely and
| will . oo on duty soon. Ctptaiu McHrldo ,
who was probably the most seriously in
jured , Is full of grit and says ho will yet
Iivo to sco many morn 11 res.
Vrterini I'lrnlnell.
The Veteran Firemen's association held n
meeting last night In Chief Gnlllgan's oflk'o
nnd decided to attend the funeral of Albert
.loromo in a hotly today. They will appear
in full uniform.
They voted an appropriation for a floral
design to dccorato Jerome's coffin.
The following resolutions wcro adopted :
\Vliurcas , II has pleased thn Supreme Huler
of the unlver > o to u-inovo frotn utnoii-it ( us
our late friend and brother , Philip Dotr.
\\horeas , tin vlow of the lost \vo have sus
tained liy thiideeease. of our iixsuclitlu and of
the still heavier lui-t sustained by his beloved
family ; Im II thciefoio ,
He-solved , That , In the death of Philip Diirr
tliii association lines one of Its tried and Iruu
nietnliL-rs , whoso endeavors were o\or L'.verted
for Us wolfiiro and prosperity , bis family
mourns tlio loss of u Kind father and loving
husband , his friends a congenial companion ,
nnd the coniiuuulty one of UK oldest and most ,
respected citizens ; bo It further
llesolved , That wo .slncoroiy cotuioln with
his family on the dispensation with which It
has pleased Dlvlno Provldunco to ulTect them
and coinniond tliom for consolation to Him
who orders all lhliiK for the btsl and whoso
chastisement * are nicanl In nmrcy , and that
tin-heartfelt sympathy of this association bo
\ teiuld tliuiu ( n tliutr bnreaveinenl , ami
Ki'Milvod , Thnt lliosu resolutions bo spread
upon the records of Ihu Omaha Veteran I'lro-
mun'.s association and nn engrossed copy
thuroof bo transmitted to Iho family of our
deceased brother. T. 11. Koisrius : : ,
Kll WlTTHI ,
CllAllIiS StillliANCK ,
Committed ,
A trip to Now York next spring was din-
cussed , but laid over until the January
meeting.
The subject of n uniform hadgo next occu
pied the attention of tlio association. Presi
dent i\Ioyor was authorized to prepare a do-
sign. The most favored idea is u miniature
gold hat , like Iho old volunteers formerly
wore , bearing the inscription of O. V. F. A.
in enameled blue ( otters. They discussed
unimportant routine manors and adjourned
unlll iho funeral of Jerome today.
CENTRAL SCHOOL SQUABBLE.
Controversy Over Construction Dovolopi
Suvcnil iniore5'.int I'euuirtg.
The controversy inaugurated by Dr.
Duryea's communication concerning the
Central school building and oilier matters
pertaining to the public school system still
continues to fizz lo a greater or less degree ,
the blackboard question being uppermost of
the minor matters. It Is claimed by Dr.
Din-yea and others , including Superintend
ent of Buildings Maulcod , that the black
boards purchased by the committee on
build lues and property for use In the new
schools are very inferior and uot at all what
should bo furnished.
Mr. Maulcod claims that they arc inado of
what ho terms ' 'lllled slate , " by which ho
means a slate , the surface of which has been
dressed witli some substance which lills iho
pores and gives iho slate n dark , smooth
llnish which docs not belong to natural
slate. This finish , Mr. Maclcod says , will
wear oft in the course of a short time , leav
ing the surface rough and while , the slate
so dressed , ho maintains , being of inferior
quality and not nearly as lasting ns a lirst
quality of natural slato.
It is further complained that the slates
furnished are improperly cut , and that the
edges , when set , are not uniform , the result
lCing ) that they have lo bo planed down so
ns to oven them , and when this is done tlio
edges of the slnlcs , on Iheir surfaces , are
rough and gray , nnd are out of harmony
with tlio remainder of Iho surface.
The contract , for furnishing slate for the
blackboards at the Franklin , West Omaha ,
Windsor and Central schools was awarded
July a to C. L. Ucrkmoycr , as the western
representative , of the Washington Slate
company , at thonricoof2flk cents per square
foot , which was by far the lowest bid made ,
tlio committee claims. II is added that the
slates supplied art ) of excellent quality and
largo size.
Morris Morrison , chairman of the commit-
lee on buildings anil properly , in speaking of
Iho mat tor of Iho blackboards , said :
"I do uol sco how any ono can llnd fault
with those slates or with the committee for
buying them. True enough , they uro
fllled' as Mr. Maclood says , Out what of
that ? It is an established fact that slate , so
dressed , is fur superior to tlm undressed
article , and thai it will hold its finish and
give far bolter satisfaction in every way
than the other. Wlicrnvcr the undressed
slate is in use in the schools hero it bus been
found far less satisfactory. As to the mai
ler of salting Iho boards , that Is a minor
detail , nnd can ho llxcd so that thcro will bo
very llttlo , if any , trouble with them. "
Superintendent Fitzpalribk corroborated
the statements inado by Mr. Morrison as to
the relative merits of the two hinds of
slates.
Ono member of the board , who has
hud his attontlon called lo the
mailers under discussion moro than
once , announced lhal bo was tired o :
it , , and -that In his opinion the insig.
nlllcanco of the causes inado the argument
ridiculous. "Tho fact Is , " ho said , "thut it
has all. boon engendered by the personal
feeling entertained for each other by two
prominent employes of the board. As it
stands , however , hero is the situalion in n
nutshell : The time is drawing near when
the bo-mi cannot afford to pay Architect
Latonsor iho salary ho is now drawing
( fl.fiOO ) for iho mere supervision of iho work
on llio two uncompleted school buildings.
Still , it cannot got along without , an archi
tect , and it is probable that before very long
hii salary will bo reduced to about fli.OOU ,
and ho will bo retained to supervise iho
buildings in course of erection and those
already built. In this fuel. Air. Maclcod
thinks ho seas iho handwriting on the wall ,
and wants Mr , Latcnser's scalp accordingly ,
if ho can got it. On tlio other hand , iho
latter resents what he considers undue in-
icrloronco in his affairs on the part of the
superintendent of buildings , and there you
huvo Ihu kuy in iho situalion. "
HEARD FKOM AlttN.
.Mult liauclinity ItiiHhe * to Lincoln After
Jtiimtivlni ; u Teleniii. |
Matt Daughcrtyof Ogalnlln is a partner of
Doll Akin in u feed ranch near Waterloo.
Ho has boon working lo the limit of his
power In buliulf of his frlond , whom hu con
siders a much persecuted young man. Ho
was in Omaha yesterday and did much tele
graphing with the authorities ami their
prisoner al IS1 Paso , Tex. Ho has a few de
cided views on the laws of the Lonu Star
stutu and the men authorized to enforce
iheni ? Yesterday ho tolcjrraphed I'1. ' K.
Sieclo , Iho munuL'ur of the Western Union
at 101 Paso , as to the position of Air. Akin
und received a reply slating that the Holt
county citizen was not in custody and could
leave when ho plrnml. Then ho wired Doll
to come on , and this Is the tolcgr.iui ho got
in answer :
Ki , I'/so , Tox. , Oct. ! . Malt Dancherty ,
Men-hunts Hotel , Omaha ; HheillV refuses toil
allow mo to start as promised. Don't Know
how ions will huliuro. IKI.I ) , AKIN.
Mr. Daugtiorty then wont to Lincoln on the )
afternoon train to sea Governor Crounso
nu'uin and beg him lo do something muru in
the caso.
Llttlo pills for griMl ll'fl : DoWitl's Llttlo '
Karly Hisers.
o
Could MutuH lor Help.
William Drown , n deaf mute , wus slugged
ami robbed of HM by Julia Smith , u culoiod
woman of ill repute who liven on Twelfth
und Jones street.
Cure ludigoslion un.i billouiness with Do
Witt's Little Karly UUora.
TRAIN ROBBERS CORNERED
Uultod St.itos Marshal Jnokson Drives Some
Eaudits to Dover.
CORRALLED ON TOP OF THE ROCKIES
le ) < pnrito I'lcht with the ItitnilltnVlio
Hrlil Up tlio Northern 1'nclllo Kiprcn
One of the l'o e Killed unil
n llnhlirr AVoiinilnil ,
MIIIVAI.R , Mont. , Oct. 4. United Slate *
ilarsttat Jackson c.itno Into this station lust
light bringing news of his Jlpht with the
rain robbers who hold up nnd robbed the
Northern Pacillp tram nt Livingstone
August ! W. .
Jackson trailed thorn from Ltvlng tone ,
illowing thorn until reaching llio lUackfoot
Indian agency. Two Indian scouts went out
and ' located the robbers , four in 'number ,
'our miles from this place. The deputy
hen sent out to the agency and
ei'ureti details of Indian pollco
under Llttlo Dog. They j mo In sight
of the cabin at y o'elooic in the morning.
Jackson and his num nmiio u rush and ns
soon as the robbers saw thtitn the oftlecrs
i-oninmndcd thorn to throw their hands up ,
but ' the robbers dodged into the cabin and
'ho oniours opened Ilro. The robbers ro-
Burned the Ilro , kiltitiR Henry Schuhur of
llhtckfoot , who hail nlso gone with the
can.'hing p.irty , The Indian pollco got
scared and deserted the deputy , who says
Jiatifhin men hail stayed with him ho
. mild have captured the robbers. Deputy
Jackson brought the dead man In here. It
Ii thought that ono of the robbers Is either
[ lead or badly wuunded.
Sheriff Curtis of Helena arrived hero with
tptain Cool from Blaekfool agency with
sixteen mounted Indian polico. Sheriff
Granger of ICallspol has also arrived hor.o
with u posse of eighteen.
J'Jvory trail Is guarded nnd today the hills
will bo scoured. This station Is right at th'o
summit of the Hocky mountains , iind thcro
are but few tr.ills , so the robbers will bo
caught or killed.
Kit vo rtihl i * tit thv ( lovnrnor.
WASIIINCITOX , Oct. ! . Although a final
i settlement of the celebrated Palmetto trade
mark case has not boon reached , u decision
favorable to the petitioner , who is really
Governor Tillnmn of South Carolina , has
been given in tlio District supreme court.
The demurrer of Commissioner Seymour
was overruled and tlio order was In effect
that the commissioner must register the
Palmetto trade mark or appe.tr before the
court next Saturday to show why ho hns not
done so.
Will ll ( jliarcnil with Murder.
SA.N FiuNciseo , Oct. 4. Chief of Pollco
Crowley has decided to formally charge John
Tyrrol with the murder of the four mou
killed by the dynamite explosion in front pC
I Curtin's boardlnif houso. Two men have
testified they saw Tyrrel acting in a suspi
cious manner just before the explosion , and n
cable cur grlpman has positively idontillod
him us one ot three , men who boarded the
gripmun's ' cur carrying a valise labeled Axol
Soruuson , which was found to bu loaded with
dynamite.
_
l.nit Heavy l > uhta lijliliul Him.
NonwAut , O. , Oct. 4. John Hell , n promi
nent attorney of this county , has loft for
parts unknown , and is accused of leaving his
creditors owing $45OUU. Part of thn amount
is borrowed money , nnd the balance U duo
estates which ho was settling up.
ICnihi'//.lml l.nrKo iiini.
Ri-oicAJiE , Oct. 4. James Hopkins , presi
dent and general manager of the Washing-
Ion Farmers Insurance company , has boon
arrested on u charge of embezzling $21,000.
A warrant is out for the arrest of his sec
retary.
> AD BED.
Illliuor lllllr | < ) ii Dleil from 11 .Snppose.il
Attack of Heart Truulilo.
The coroner was notified yesterday forenoon
that n man had dropped dead on West Far-
nain street and the black van was called out
at once. Hilmer K. Lllligrun was the naiiio
of the deceased. Ho was a carpenter by
trade , but had been out of work for a long
tlmo. For some tlmo past ho bad lived with
nis brother at the above address.
As far us was known he was a temperate
man in all rcspcots and was well liked by
Ihoso who know him. Ho was subject to ll s
and spasms , and it is supposed that he died
during ono of thcso spells.
Coroner Maul thought .n . .in Inquest
would not bo necessary , biu .u the faintly
desires It ono will bo held later.
The deceased was SM years old and had
been in this country seven years. Ho loft
three sisters in Sweden.
Mrs. Fred Lilligron , sistor-Iii-law of the
dead man , said : "Ililmcr has not been nt
work lately , and I have allowed him to sleep
as late as ho desired In the morning , Iio
generally cot up about 0 or 10 o'clock , but
sometimes slept until noon. Ho wont down
town about 7 o'clock last evening , and I do
not know at what hour ho returned , At 8
o'clock this morning my 4-yoir-old ; boy came
to mo nnd asked mo to call 'undo , ' I cau
tioned the child not to wako him nn at that
hour. The. child pushed open the door of
the room v/hcro my brothor-iiHaw slept. At
that time his brother wis here , and I was in
clined to waice up Hltmor , but on second
thought regarded the hour as being
too early. I glanced through the door
at thai time and niw Hllmur lying in bed as
though ho was peacefully sleeping. When I
went to call him at 10 o'clock his head was
lying on the lloor and his feet wcro on the
bod. Ho evidently tiad a spasm and fell Just
as ho started to arise from bed , Ho nuulo
no noise , however. 1 was in nn adjoining
room anil did not oven hear him full. I
shall insist on a coroner's Inquest to hiivo
the cause of his sudden death thoroughly in
vestigated. I think , however , ' that ho must
have had nn oplloptiu lit. Hu was subject to
fits and has had several narrow escapes
from death before. Thcso Ills generally at
tacked him during the night. "
John Dillon comes lo llio Fifteenth Strcot
thoalcr , formerly the Grand opera house ,
for a four nights engagement with usual
matinees , commencing Sunday afternoon ,
October 8 , presenting his ncw.comedy , "A
Model liuaband. " This comedy Is a losspn
both intensely interesting und instructive ,
and wo liopo thnt all who contemplate In.
vesting In iho matrimonial loltury may at
tend and got pointer * .
Commencing Ihls evening at Ildyd's now
theater Elinor JO. Vance's famous comedy.
drama , "Tho Limited Mall , " will bo eon
four nights and Saturday nnd Sunday
matinees ,
The scene of the play Is laid In the west ,
on the Union I'acillo railway. Tlio station
ugonlnt Jtedwood has bccomo implicated In
the wrecking of u train , by which several
passengers wcro Killed. Ho finds a baby In
the wreck nnd , ovurcoma by romor&o , adopts
l it and rear. ) it uu his own. Thn ilrst act In-
' t reduces tholltilo xvulf , now almost grown ;
lo womanhood , a worry , llchlliearted , lov-
ublo girl , who assists her udopted futhor In
his station duties and known uloiiff the line
as Nellie , "tho sweet manipulator of the
wires , " Nellie hns llio proverbial sweet
heart in Charlie Morton , the conductor of
tlio limited mail. Tlio usual rival IH n
wealthy iiiiitu owner , Tlio machinations of
the villain to gain possession of iho hand of
Iho heroine and the timely Interpositions
follow and Nolllu llnally turns out to bu an
lielross , Morton marries her , and all ends
happily.
Mr. Thomas W , JCcuno will follow tlio
"Limited Mall" at Hoyd'a , opening Monday
evening with | IH I'labor.iio HCCUIU prodiiction
of "Ulchard HJj" Tuesday , "Uichuliou ; "
Woilnesday , "Maobuth ; " Wednesday mati
nee , "Kotneo and Juliet. "
. A ler ItrraKliiit
I To purify , vitalUo anil enrich the blood , and
give nurvu. bodily and digcsttvo strength
taku Hoods Sursapurillu , Continue the
medicine after every n.cal for u month ur
two and you will feu ! "lilio u iluw man. " Thn
merit of Howl's Kursapurillu Is proven by its
thousands of wonderful cures. Why don't
you try ili
Hood's Pills nuro ronutlpntlon , They uro
the best after iliannr I'lll und family i'U-
l hur tic.