THE OMAHA DAILY KEE : TUESDAY. JANUARY 30 , 189-1.
. SPEG1RL NOTICES.
A DVKKTISKMKjm FOIt THKSH COLUMNS
Vnin iMitnkriinmil I'Jillop.in. fortlio evening
ml mull 8-.30 p. in , for ilic morning and Sunday
edliloim.
Aitvprilwrii.bjr rwiiiostlmr n numbered ohcclt ,
ran liuvo HiHrnnnwrrn aUnreoRrd to n numbered
letlor In earn of TUB llrr. AiiHwers no nddrpsfied
will bo delivered upon presentation of llio chcclc.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Kales , 1 ke a wonl flrwl limerllon. * l.-iO a line per
nioiilh.NojjilmtjakeiiLfpj' i * 1 AUjUjJg.fjpj. _ . . . .
jVwifi" would work very cheap In onlerto Irani
tlie Inmlm-iiH. H. U. , Norfolk. Neu. MTU 31 *
WANTED MALE HELP.
l.lli'H.I'fc ' a wonl flrnlliiscrBlon.lc a wonl Iherc-
nil cr. Nothing taken for lc * than V''c.
Esoi.iriTOUs. TIJAMS VKKMISIIKD ; IN-
MallniMitBoodn. American Wilugcr Co. , HIOO
1 toward Bt. 005
U AOKNTS , SATiAUV OH COMMISSION , THK
J'irti-titeitl Invention or tlio nee. Thc < New I'Mrnl
flicinh-nl Ink Krasln ? 1'ciicll. Si-ll * on Meld.
Worl < n llki'in.iiflo. Airi'iUnare mnklnir fiJu.OO to
fl'jri.iwporwfclc. For further particular * wrlto
the Monroe. KrascrMfff. Co. , X tit ) , La Crosse , VVlH.
( luu
" - ] { - LIVK IIUSTr.KUS.AI'I'LY 17 OHANlTB m.K
UKSPONSIIILK INSTITI'TION USINO Anew
BA plan of InvcHinii'iit for iiioiitlili'HavlimH ,
wlilpli IH iinimiially prolltabln and nliHulutely afo.
dcilri'H n local niri-nt In ovi'ry clly. Ho must Iw of
iixi < rli > ii ( ! iinil Htnmlliiir.nml rapabln of oreanlz-
liilfiilU'ld-forcouniliT liiin. The bi-Ht talonl only
) rt-im red and paid for. nnfi'reiicijH iinil ilelnlm
of pxix-rlc'noii IIIUHI tm HUbiilltli'd. Tlio Bavlnwi
Hocli-ly , Kniillablo bulldlni , ' , Deuvi-rColo. 701 iU' !
> WANTKI ) . IP YOU AUK A CATHOUR AND
'wlll work for C1B.OI ) lM-r wwk wrlto McConiicll
lios.'CAtcli Direct , IIOHtoii.MuNH. ' M71B JIO *
1T > - WANTKI ) , SALKSMAN ON T1IK HOAD TO
-lisi'll AilviTtlBlnir RnnlHimd Calendar on coin-
inlHHloii dln-ut frum tbo inariufiicturc'r. Can make
jr.o.nu per wctk. Advertising Specialty Co. , liuf-
file , N. . aO
) . I10YAI10UTIH YRAIIS OLD TO
work In rurnlnlilnir ( roods Btoro. KriMl Kern ,
r > 20 .South aixlc.'enth HtrcuU MT'-'O 30 *
1 } WANTKD , AN KWJOATKI ) YOUNO OEN-
JJtleinan or lady Blcnoirraplic'r of < rood andrcw ) .
MiiHtbavi ) rxiwrtiince In tfeueral onico work and
tmlerfdaml bookkefplnif. AiiH\vcr In your own
linmlwritlng and i-ncloHii refereiiPi'H. Olof Zctlir-
laud. niaiiaKer Texan Land and Duvulopinrnt Co. ,
JM Fh-Ht National l > ank bulldlnt' . M'lil 31 *
T > - WANTKI ) , TWO MEN OP GOOD ADDHKSS
J'capahle of HPllliur a nice line of InshlllmiMit
iroodH. Call H'.illl Howanl Hlri'et. M703 31 *
-AN KXI'KUIKNCKI ) OANVASSKIl WANTED
nii4llctiu > ; ( food watrcacan be inado. Ad-
1. Heo onico M70H 30
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Itiitos. l ! < ca wonl Ilrnt Insortlon , lo a word lliero-
niter . NotidnB taken for lean than y.'c.
/"I WANTKI ) , WOMAN TO DO COOKING IN
wnniall boaiilhiif lioime : nonu but a llrst-cla
conk need apply ; uood wngua. 'J10U Dounlas
ntivut.
\ - -WANTED , GIHL , 1'JIO N.'JOTH.
C20 1
- - ) ANDOKNTLKMKN , , WK
a-WANTBD-LAIIKS ) to $15.00 per week to do
Rtrictly lionin work for im ; no canva sluir and
proinpl payment. Hend Belf-aiklreHsod envulopo.
J.lbcriy Supply Company , lloston , Mana. MO 14 B *
- I.UIK9 CAN MAKK $10.00 I'KIl WKRK AT
CI.UIK9
C- : no HohHIlnci no exporluncu ; Hend Htnmp.
Fancy Ooodu M'fV Co. , 1B03 Chambers Htrect , St.
LonlH , Mo. M710 4"
WANTED. A MIDDLK-AOBD WOMAN AS
C hoimekeeper for family of three ; reference
irlvcn. liox - ' , llenilerHoft , la. M715 1 *
- . ANKXl'KUIKNCEUCOOK ; MUST
C-WANTKD.
bo nuat anil thoroiiKldy uapabli ; ; Rood wane.t
Iialdi rufi'renccH riKiiilnid. Call butwccn II and IB
in thn inornlnu-.or from 1 to : l In tbo afternoon.
Jlrs. KranclH Orablo , Landnn Court , fourth IIOHSO
yfronl corner of South ' -Mill direct , between St.
Mnry'Hnvpiiim and Howard Rtmit. M70U
Jb'OR KENT HOUSES.
KatCH , Idea Him each Inscrllou , $ l.n ( ) a Hue per
month. Nothing taken for loss than 'J.'c.
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T\ HOUSES IN ALL PAUTS TIIE""CITY ,
L'Tho O. V. Davis company , 1C05 Farnam. 007
TllOOM COTTAGB , MODEUN , CIIO'CE IN
J. Stauord clrclo. C. S. ElBUtter , yoi Hue bldir.
003
D-HOUSES , F. K. DARLING. 41AKKER BLOCK.
OOH
T\-K-UOOM HOUSE. MODKIIN. PUUNISIIED oil
J-'nnfnrnlsbed. ' Apply 11 IB S. 10th. ( Ill
D I NEW MODERN 8-BOOM 1IOUSE.31 & MASON
U47
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSES AND
1V-TWO GOOD -
.1 'ono live-room house , near builiiPBH center , at
Sin.00.JO.Ull and $ UI > .0 ( ) . J. D. Zlttlollrown ,
block , 10th and Dout'laa Btrccta. M41'J
- HOUSES IN CITY.
I-l-UKST n AND H-ItOOM
.UlmUiIro at ' . ' 303 Hlondo Blroot. M'Ji8 ! f'J'
D-MODERN 0 R. II. , 1003 N. 'JO ST. , with Rtnlilo.
aiBfll *
T\-fl-IlOOM COTTAGE , COMPLETELY PUR-
. /nlHlied. . South Kith , near JackHon. Inciulro at
CO''H. KJIh. L'U'J
T\-COKNRIl FLAT AT 1I1TH AND JONES ; 7
J-'rooinH ; raiiRO and all other convcnleuccB ; no
lictler Hat In the city ; $ , ' 15.00. ( ieoa-u CloiiHcr ,
rot-in ' - ' , 1'attcraon block , 1U2 ! ) Farnani. " MIIOU
) pjFUUNISHKD HOUSK , 8 KOOMS , 2000 CATJ-
* Ufornla. MI87 la *
TV-llEKTAIi AOKNOr , f > 07 IlltOWN BLOCK.
J. ' Jir.13
FOll IlENT , C-HOOM HOUSE , 1807 IZAKD
Htrect. M01BJ
D-FOH UKNT. SIX-ROOM KKSIDKNOE. 1813
( Japltol Ave. Henry W. YntOH , M480 III
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- HOUSES IN ALL I'AUTS OP
clly , cheap , J , II. Parroltc , Doughm hlock.
MfiO'j f'JO
D-FOR RENT , C-ROOM HOUSE ; INQUIRE 1013
Dorcas HI o71)il ) : *
D.FOR RENT , 0-ROOM COTTAGE , COS SOUTH
Illstt MU77 :
n-FOR RENT ! 7-iiooM MODERN COTTAGE ,
J-'enKt front , ir'JB.fiO. Fidelity Trust Company
170'J Farnam stn-et. M07B 7
D-7 HOOM COTl'AOE. MODIIUN IJII'HOVK-
inciitM.ilOlU Leaxeuworth. MUOI : IO'
. - iosis 1ST
T )
wiilur. liKS N. llltli Btreet.
D- HOUSE AND II.VRN , 4 IBB FARNAM , WORTH
iKili.iH ) . I'-lcu to uiiod luuty , * ' 'fi.iU. ) R , N.
ll , Btilldcra and Traders Ex. , N. Y. Ufn.
Uilll 30 *
| - -UNKQUALKD , STEAM HEAT. ALL MOD-
4-'orn , 7-room brick IIOUBO , centrally located ;
paved Htrtota , ulectlc lleht , Tlzanl , L"-'l North
tilth. > MU8S ! iO'
D-B.ROOM MODERN HOUSE. HARN , $18.00
mu'inoiitli ; lur.'u llBt. H , E. Colu Co. . intb and
MTU I 30 *
VOK , HENT PTIBN1SI1ED 11OOM3.
IlnU . 14o a wonl llrsl InBcruoii.Io n word Ihora-
Bfic-r. Notldn ? taken for lens than 'J3e.
Jl FOR RENT. DES1RAJILE FURNISHED
* 'J1JI1" , " " Inaulii ) 1010 I'o < ii'e , M'JUO
ENIOE ROOMS ; STEAM HEAT ; nt-.l DAVEN-
poit. MOOB 30 *
1 ? DOLAN HOUSK , all NOUT"il lBTII ST. ;
.IjiuwuinnaKemeut ; pleaBaut TOOIUB ; coocl table ;
rcaNuiiabUi raloi. MltliO'flS *
p-FURNISHED DOOM.Mil ? HARNEYST.
* - * SIUSO'
\ ilKIIHNISHlliutOOMSKOIt HOUSKKP-KpiNO
Jl jfor man and wlfe.Kcnt taken In boaut.310 N 17th
U'Jl
I ? I'l'KNISHKH ROOMS , MODKUN CONVKNI-
iJoni'i'H. D''INurlll lOlh Mtlii : : S *
RNIOHLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
hnuHchiMipliii ; foi'Keiitleman and wUo In prlvatn
tamtlyi iiKMternbilcK liouiuoall car linen. ' . ' 003
Hurt hlriwt , MUU7 3 *
If ifANDSOMELY FUltNISHED ROOMS , ALL
modern , with irood boattl. ' 'U''O Harney.OSrt
OSrt 1 *
T ? VHRY lr.SIIlABLK ) ROOM : HOT WATER ,
K > Ulifiit ; Harneyi-ar ; boaixl. 417 N , ' . ' 6th i > t.
Pi !
_ _ _ JOO _
I ? ri'RNISHEll ROOMS FOR LIGHT llOUSE-
. /I Jkovplnir. Ill ) North Fifteenth street. MUUS 1 *
I ? FURNISHED ROOMS YoiTLtfiilTirOUSRl
I. iki-eplng , 1 IU N. fc'tb. MODS 1 *
_
FURNISHED BOOMS AND BOARIX
Rates nu a woiif llrat IiiM'rllon , lo a" word
ilieiiiaflei'i Kotlihn- taken for ICHH than B3o ,
rRvBop
1.Voinon a ClirUtlan association , 1 U H , 17th Bt.
_ _ _ U1B
tf ROOMS i. BOARD , HILLSIDE , 18 .t DODGE.
* mc rc *
1 , LMKiHROOM WITH STRICTLY FIRST-
J. ela board , BIUD IioiiKlnk Htroct 4US
i > DisIRAIlLE : ROOMS , WITH OR WITHOUT
1 lioaid. at VA'.M Farnam , _ O'.M 31 *
i > 1 , ' Nlt'ELV FURNISIIKD ROOMS WITH BOARD ,
; A 1 IllUX''OtllSt. tltiii ail *
I.I'b \WfiyoOMSKCONO FLOOR. WITH
'btumt , ' 'IHnorlh Miicloonlh.SI. UOO 30'
v v SOUTH iiobiiiwii'ii
FOB
1017 IWfV lr t illOS 30'
FOIt BENT BTORE8 AND OFFIOE8.
Ralr > , IMo a wont flrnt innnrtion , lo n word.
for loss than SSc.
froil"itENTi / TiffMTOR BR7cK BUILDING
J-010 Paniam nt , Thn bulldln ? has n fireproof co-
mciH baBcmcnt , complete Btcam lipatlue flxluren ,
wnteronall the lloors , sai , etc. Apply at tbo of-
llco of Tbo Boo. 010
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T-OFFICKS FOR RENT IN TIIH SCHLITZ
-Ibulldlnir , lOlhand Harncy. siicelal liiiliwmncitw
bold out to pornintiont tenants. Apply to Jobst
Bros. , rooms 60 and 01 , Sclilltz building. M583
I STORR FOR RENT ON 10TH NEAR DAVBN-
port. B. J , Kendall. 507 Brown blk. ' U03 1
AGENTS WANTED.
Union , lOoallnopaclilimertlon , l.fiUa line per
month. Nothing taken for IUBH than ' . ' .Ou.
-SOLICITORS. . CITY AND COUNTRY , FOR AN
' advertlBlmr wlan. Call before noon or ad-
drcHS 413 Bee building. M3uO (1C *
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WANTED TU RUNT.
HatcHltto.i wonl llrat tnscrildn , loa worJthora-
ir. Notliln ; Uikcn for los * , thanll.'ic.
-A OERMAN r"30 YEARS I OLD WANTS A
rood fiirnlBhcd room for thn purpoio to learn
English. IxjtterH address to P. R. , care of 1'aul
Sclinett.OUL' 13th. Mii.-l 3U
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STOKAGE.
Rates , l o a wonl nret liiROrtlon. In a word
Hmri'attcr. Notldnif taken for let * ) than Me.
-STORAGE , WILLIAMS * CROSS , IBM HAH-
ney. 014
M STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS
clean und cheap rate. R. Wolla , 1111 Vnrnnm
WANTED TO BUY.
Rates , 1 Oca line each insertion' , $1.30 a line per
month. Nothlni ; taken for I BH than -3o. !
M--WANT"ED-TW6 POOL TABLK ONE
ll combination table preferred. Remember thny
iniiBt bo sold according to thcau times. J. M ,
Wlldbabor , Harblnc , Nub. , M71B C *
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NT-WANTED , TO BUY A GOOD SECOND-HAND
1' typewriter. Address 1' . O. box 301 , Council
HlufTH , la. M711 30
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FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates , IWc a wonl llrat Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for ICSH than B5c.
Q-FOll SALE , NEW UPRIGHT PIANO , OAK
franus ; will take peed horao In trado. O. P.
KlBer , South Omaha. U2U
_
-BALED IIAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle Company , Ames , Nob. have S.OOO Ions
of irood barn Btorcd bay for Bale. All nnlors
fllletl promptly. _ M713
MISCELLANEOUS.
_
Rates , IK" a wonl first Insertion , lo a wonl
thereafter. Nothing taken for lest ; lian B5.
_
IJ-HOO DISEASES PREVENTIVE. I HEREBY
lAcortlfy that Henry Coombs , llth and Cunilnir
St. . Omaha , operated on my bogs last August and
Blnco the operation my boss have done well. I
bellovo It to bo a good prnvontlvo forall diseases.
I also bellovo It would pay any man to try It , as
Iho cost Is BO Bir.qll. William Olllosplc. M181 fS
-ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING FOR STEAM
pipes and protection against frost. Send for
prices. C. II. Flowers , 17'0 St. Mary's avenue.
MCU7 31 *
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K-FOR CASH RENT. FARM 1 MILE SOUTH
South Omaha. 0. Chllda , 1800 Lcavenwortb
Btrcct. M70B
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1 > - IMPROVED FARM FOR RENT , ADDRESS
1.M' . O. box Ifili , Elm Creek. Nob. M71U 1 *
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
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Rates , lOo a line each Insertion , $1. no a line per
month. Nolhlng taken for lu.ss than -'c.
--Ms DHyH7wAim
S
liable business medium ; 7th year at 1 10 N. Kith.
018
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MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC.
Rates , IHc a word first Insertion , $ ! . . " ( ) a line per
mouth. Nothing taken for lest than * 'uc.
'I' MADAME SMITH , 602 S. 13TH , 2ND FLOOR ,
Room 3. Mandate , vapor , alcohol , ateain .sulphur-
Inuand eea oatns. MU5H 3'
E. BROWN , 1314 CAPITOL AVE. ROOM
-4 , second floor. Massage treatment. Alcohol ,
sulphur and sea batha MU01 1 *
rp-MASSAGE. 'MADAME BERNARD. 2'JO N.
.LlllTH. . MOatfa ? *
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, PERSONAL
Rates , IKc a word tlrst Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
U MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTRO-THER-
mal baths. Scalp and hair treatment , manicure
aiidchlropodlst.Mru.l'oat,31U > < SS.15thWltluiullblk.
U10
U ILLUSTRATED MARRIAGE JOURNAL ,
containing photo engravings of persons'desir
ing correspondents , mailed Ireo. Brown jl'nb. Co. ,
Toledo. O. MO 14 1 *
U-A. MACDONALD. CITY GARBAGE CON-
Iraclor.olllco ra 0 Si 7 Barker blk , IS & Farnam.
051 f3
IP YOU WANT TO GET MARRIED' SEND
U
llvo 1 cent stamps for matrimonial paper , Ad-
iUoB > Box 700 , Falrbury , III. M1U3 F8
U-MONEY LOANED ON ALL KINDS OF
goods at lowest rates at COS N. 10 St.
5-15 F22
U VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation freo. Address or
call , Vlavl Co.sulto3-lU"Beo Bldg , Lady attendant.
MfiOlKD *
TT INFORMATION WANTED AS TO THE
* J whereabouts of Ersklnn Clarence Batchelor. son
of the lalo Dr. J. C. Batchplor , who died on Friday ,
July i8th ! , 181)3. ) The deceased wa well known In
Masonic circles throughout this country , having
been at thn thno of Ids death grand commander of
Supreme Council 33 = . southern Jurisdiction. In
formation should liu addressed lo Charles F , Buck ,
esc ] . . Masonic tempi" . New Orleans , La. , or Mrs.
Jciudo HutchlngB. sister of the deceased , No.'J 11
North Hull street , Montgomery , Ala. " M71I1 30 *
MONEY TO LOANVBEAL ESTATE.
Rates , IKe. a word nVst Insertion , lo. a word
therearter , Nothing taken for loss than -5c.
Rates , IMc a wonl first Insertion , la a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for lens than ' . ' .Iu.
iom\'m \ w\\Ksv
The O. F. Davis Co. , 1603 Farnam Bt. U'JO
W LOANS ON IMPROVED ANDUNIMI'ROVED
clly property. $ : tli)0 ( ) and upwards. .1 to Hj per
cent ; no delays. W.ParnamSmlthlCo.,13L'OFarnam.
\\r-ANTHONY LOAN ANDTRUST CO. , 318 N.Y
' ' Life , lends at low ratua for choice Beciirlty on
Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city properly.
\V-MONEY TO LOAN AT LO\VEST RATES ON
' Improvedaud unimproved Omaha iwil estate ,
1 too years. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170'J Farnam.
U'J3
_
\ \ r-MORTGAOE LOANS , A. MOORE , 5(11 ( N. Y.
i Life. M175 I8
\V-LOANS ON IMPJIOVED REAL ESTATH
> GarvtnII.-o . , B10N , Y. Life. M'34 fll
\\r-MONEYTO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
> I rounl.v and Omaha city roperty. Ko ilelay.
Fidelity Trust Company , 170' ' 'amain at. MUl3 !
W-MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and .Nebraska farms at from 1) to T per cent.
W. 1) . Melklf , First Nat'l bank bldir , M 1:10 :
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Hates , lllo a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line par
month. Nothing takeii for less than B5c.
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'
y MONEY 'TO""LOA s
jWo will loan you any mnu which you wish ,
Hinall or lorgn. al the lowest possible rates , In tha
QtUckcMt possible time , and for any lenvili of tlmo
V > suit you. You can pay U back In Biicli bJBtall-
nifntHiiH you wish , when you wish , and only pay
for It as long as yon keep ft. You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WAGONS AND OARRIAGE3.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE ,
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
SOU SOUTH KITH STREET ,
First lloor above the K I reel.
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
025
LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF
urourltyi slrlully confidential. A. E. Harris ,
room 1 , Continental block. OUT
-MONE ? TO LOAN ON 1IORSKS , WAGONS
pianos and fnridluni of all kinds. Business
coundcnllal. J. B. Haddock , room 4U7 Hamiro block.
VXXTHE PLACE TO RORllOV
MONEY , ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MONEY , ON HOUSES AND MULES.
MONEY , ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
MONEY , ON PIANOS AND ORGANS.
MONEY , ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS ,
MONEY , ON MERCHANDISE.
MONEY. ON ANY CHATTEL SECURfTIF.3.
MONEY , ON goods that remain with you.
MONEY , IP YOU WANTNOPUIILIOITY ,
MONEY , IN litnrit or small amouuls.
MONEY , AT IXWEST POSSIBLE RATK3 ,
MONEY. IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIMK.
MOMEY , THAT you may p.iy back at any lime
and
In any amount IB al ROOM 4. WITHNELL block ,
Cor. IMIi and Harm-y Sin.
THK FIDELITY LOAN GUAUANTER CO.
U'-U
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V- MONEY LOANED ON yURNtTURR. PIANOS
iVail ankle * of value. FrodTorry,4iU Uamra blk.
3U3
Rates , lOo a line cvioh Iiivrtlon. ft It ) : ) ! : < o iwr
tuont U , Kothluz taken lor leh * than ' . ' 15.
V VSirsAiU ! . CON ntOLLINiir isTKHKbT" ? : ?
X well estaulUlicd luiolnena. Part vabh , balance
on llm If fctouieJ. Addrcil Gcorjo DoVntifhii
Lincoln , Nob. AiCia JU
BUSINESS CHANCES
Y-FOR SALE. STATE AND COUNTY RIGHTS ,
patent door check. Address with Blamp ,
Lock box SI , Council Bluffs , la. BOl-f-U
- RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ANY PERSON
Y-A understands creamery business. Tldi
property Is nltitated at Ord. Valley , couiily , Neb. ,
Is In excellent condition mid In the midst of n llrat-
class fanning community. Dairy producn can bo
contracted around a radius of B3 imlct , Machluory
already In place , building In good repair. Orig
inally fitted up by Davis A Rankln. Chicago. Ill ,
Cold storage In ponncctton. This proiwrly will lx <
Bold for Cue on the dollar of first coat : It will bear
personal Innpocllon , and Icrnis will bu made Balls-
factory , Address J. W. Perry , Ord , Nob.MulS
MulS 30
STORE , CENTRALLY LOtJATED , ON
cany tcrnm. Box 518 , City. M3H8
V-MEAT MARKET FOR SALE : CENTRALLY
J. located ; doing good cash and family trade ;
titled up Ural class , Including Bausago factory ,
rendering outfit , two horses,1 wagons , etc. ! good
reasons for selling : well world Investigating.
Address C. , lieu ofllcoCouncil Bluffs. MII8U 3
V-DRUO STORE FOR SALE ; ONLY ONE IN
JLgood town In Iowa ; Involeo $3,0110.01) ; u-rnm ,
f niMKl cash , balance time. C. C. Shlmor.Bit N.
Y. Llfa Bldg. , Omaha. M703 1
- SALE CHEAP , A COMPLETE MIL-
- 1llnery stock and llxlnrus. Inquire at ' 111' South
llitli street. M70I1 3D'
FOR EXCHANGE.
, lOcallna each liiserllon , $1.60 a line l > er
month. Nothing taken for leas than B5c.
r/ STOCK OP MILLNERVr AND NOTIONS ;
/j want horses and cattle. Box BOS , Frankfort , Ind.
t)30 )
y-WILL EXCHANGE MY HOUSE. PRATT AND
Blst ( modern Improvements ) , for Chicago prop-
rrly. Improved or unimproved , W. M. Wiileh , HOI
1'axton block. M4'J8 III )
Z-EXCHANGES. ALEX , MOORE.501 N. Y. LIFE.
IISII Fi :
r/-l OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS
and Dakota. Will sell cheap or exchange for
indse.fiorseH and cattle. Add.box TO.Fraukforl.Ind
OHO
Z-TO EXCHANGE. TWENTY-ROOM BRICK
steam healed hotel for land or steam Hwlng.
Address Box U3 , Dunlap , Iowa. l)3'J ) Fli
r/-$7,500 STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. ALL
AJnnw goods , In Ii good Iowa town , to exchange
for Improved farm. Frank Bishop , David city. Neb.
M5tO : : )
r/ STATE OR COUNTY RIGHTS BEST WASH-
'Jlng machlno In Nebraska for western land or
stock. Address J. E. Barnes , Cedar Creek. Neb.
r/ CLEAN STOCK DRY GOODS. NOTIONS
/-/ladles and children's shoes to trade for stock
clothing. Address P. O. box 478 , Sowanl. Neb.
Ml'J7 ! 1 *
y-FOR EXCHANGE. 210 ACRE FARM , WELL
Ailmproved , and located In Thayer county. Neb. ,
for a clean stock of clothing. Nothing but llrst-
class goods wanted. Address lock box 77. He
bron. Neb. MllBS 31 *
y-GALVESTON CITY PROPERTY TO I'.X-
AJchangu for land or merchandise. Box 373 ,
Kearney , Nob. 0'J3 10
FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOeallnopach liiwrtion , $1.50 a Hue par
month. Nothing taken for less than ' _ ' 5c.
CMO.OO FOR THE BEST AND
'iT > $3.00 FOR THE SECOND I1KST PLAN.
Wo are contemplating building a number of
modern cottages on the block bounded by Georgia
and Virginia avenues , and Mason and Paclllu
streets. Wo dexlro the arrangement to bo us
practical as possible. In order to secure this wo
are going to give the women a chance , and offer
the above prizes for tloor plans of six room cot
tages to bo within the limit of B5xlS foot , to con
tain bath , closet , washHland , and mantel. Sketch
must bo submitted before Fob. 1 , "Jl. Competi
tion open to housekeepers only , For further
particulars cucinlro of .
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY.
410-31 170B F.imam Blrect.
C40 ; , ( > 00 , MOASH. WILL 1IUY THE BUSINESS
Jpblock at HUB Farnam. next N. Y. Life : nets U
percent on $50OOU : a life Investment ; future value
guaranteed. D. C. Patterson , 1UB3 Farnam.
1101 Fl
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
or trade. P. K. Darling , Barker block. 031
riHOICEFARMS. C.R.BOATRIGHT,301 N.Y.LIPE
l 1 7 F7 .
rpWENTY 10-ACRE TRACTS NEAR OMAHA :
-LeaBy terms. Thirty farms within 20 inllos of
Omaha , $40 to $00 per aero Can trade ono 'JO and
two 10-acro tracls. Win , Nelson , roomB Wlthnell
block. 33B 31
pOOD FARMS IN NEBRASKA , SOUTH DAKOTA
v/and Kansas : low prices and easy tcrnm. D.IIays ,
room B Wlthntll block. 33' ' 3i
I70R SALE-ONE BUSINESS HOUSE AND LOT
-L at 1512 So. 13th Bt. for $1,000.00. Address L.
M. Street , 112 So. BIth Bt. M3B8 1
A HOME CHEAP. WE HAVE COME INTO
BUY
possession of a number of properties by fore
closure of mortgage and can now offer them at
decided bargains. If you want u home cheap on
payments now Is the time to bnv.
THE BATES SMITH INV. CO. ,
Commercial Nat'l Bank Bldg.
ISU5 30
17OR SALE , 10 ACRES , OK MILES SOUTH-
-L west of postofflco , Douglas comity ; nlco place
for vegetables , chickens and fruit. Price ,
$ l.00.u < ) ; $800.00 cash , balance on thno. K per
cent. Address B 44 , care Bee. MU10 2
IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA FOR SALE
FARMS
on monthly or yearly payments. Williams &
Mlttan , Room 313 , McCnsuo building , opposite
postolllce. MU55 3
DANCING ACADEMY !
Rates , lOoa Una each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing : taken for less than 25c.
TVTORAND'S DANCING SCHOOL , 1510 HARNEY
lu Btreet. The midwinter term boylns this week
Now classes now forming. Chlldron Tuosilay 4 p
in. , Saturday 10 a. m. or 3 p. in ; Adults Tuesday
und Thursday B p. m. Private lessons dally In al
the new dunces. Call for terms ; B halls to let.
MS72 J30
GARBAGE ;
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than Bac.
ORDERS FOR THE REMOVAL OF GAR
ALL
buge , manure , ashes , refuse , and cleaning
of vaults and cesspools sent lo this oltlco or to thu
olltcoof thu Board of Health will bit promptly at
tended to. Thu only night soil men In my employ
uro James Fullur , Peter Lorengen , John Nelson
and S im Overgaanl. A. MacDonald , city gai'hngu
CTiiitructor , rooms 0 and 7 , Barker block , Tel ,
1JS87. MUSS f5 !
UND3KTAKERSANDEMBALMERS
Rates , lOe a line each Insertion , $1.51) a linopjr
month' Nothing taken for less than ' _ ' . "e.
. W. BAKER ( FORMERLY WITH JONN G ,
C. Jacobsdeceased ! lalnr with M , O. Maul , ) under
taker and uinuahner ; U13S. 10th Bt. Tel. O'.M ] .
H K. BURKETT. FUNERAL DIRKCToR AND
. , embalmor. HUH Chlcafrost. Tel. IH ) . 031
PAWNBROKEKS.
Rates , lOoa llnuonch Insortlon , $1.51) n line par
month Nothlutr taken for Itm than -.ic.
T SONNENirrhlO. biAMOND"BROKEIl , lilOS
* ' .DuiiiflaH Ht. Loans money on diamonds ,
watchuB , etc. Old cold and silver boimht. Tel , MSB
LOST.
RatHB , lOc a line each Insertion. $ l.ro a line per
month. Nolhlnar tuteon for IOHH than B.lu.
T esT ! : eon ! IHLIS. JiONDAY $ ro.mriiK-
IJn-ard for return to Dr. Council , DoughiB block.
M7BB 30
SCALES.
Ratci , loon line eaoh Insertion , $ lfln ( llnu per
nimth , Nothlni ; taken for IUMB than B5c.
T EW AND SECOND HAND SCALES , ALL KINDS.
> AUdroBu Uordcii & SolleckCo. . Lake Ht. , Chlcaio
J37
MU3IO. ART AND LANGUAOES.
Rates , 10 a line each Insertion , $1,30 n line iwr
; iioulh , Nolldng taken for losa th'en ! 83e.
' .
" . IBID California St U14
SHORTHAND AND TYP.S WRITING
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND , S13 N ,
Y. Lltu. Omaha. Ask for circular. M105
Till' : JtlCAl.TV MAKIIUT.
INR'i'UUMHNTS placed on record January
BU , IS'JJ ' :
W.VniUNTY HERDS.
I'ranlc hint Thomas Kelly to M A
Lovely , tindlv )1 lot 11 , block SO ,
WlleoxSd udd. . . . .1 Jl
M A Lovely mid hiishund to Tlinnms
Kelly , n ! ' , lot 11 , block 20 , same , . . . 1
Cutbno Dworiilv to Jacob Ownrau , lot
U.block 2 , anil lot 10 , block 3 , DwnruU-
ndd to South Omaha BOO
Wl'Olnrk to M Clurk , part or lot 4 ,
block 30. Omaha i
Lcirn Morrison unit husband to Alary
Dworuk , Bi ) lot'JO. block S. Morrl-
non's udd to South Omaha. . . 200
Maxwell & I'roeniun t'o lo UV llrlxKs ,
lot 7 , block 1 , .Maxwell Ic. Krounmn's
ndd to tiouth Ouiuha , 625
Allen Ki > ch und nlfotoS N Kohn , luu
U und 4 , ICoch'N nubdlv , 3000
Lewis Davenport to U 1 > lUvonport. n
4'Jfcotof lot ' . ' , block 1 , Patrick's
add 3.230
0 II NoUou to I ) II Smith , lot 7 , block
3 , 2d udd to South Omaha. . , . 1
QITITCI'AIU DKKDd.
K 1C Hradtey and wlfo to G f , Uradlcy.
lotau , Archur I'lucp . „ 25
DUEDH.
U/ derrick and wlfo to I'MC'larLsun ,
vr HS foot of lot 7 , block U3 , Outuha. . 1
Total amount of transfors. , . I 9,605
SCENES OF FANiUCAL ZEAL
Great Religious Excitement in Mexico
Threatens Serious Cfdusequencos ,
IIOW THE IGNORANT' . DISTURBED
Indium Ilollovo tlio Alleged Apparition
of tlio Southern Jteptilju'o'fl IMtrou
Hulut Murks nn JJpneli In tlio
World's Illxtitry.
CITT OF Muxico , Jan. 29. ( Special to TUB
BCE.J Tlio oxcllcmont among tlio Mexican
Indians over tlio alleged now apparition of
"Our Lady of Quadalupe , " the patron saint
of Mexico , Is without parallel In Into re
ligious annals. Since the , ' reputed manifes
tation appeared early In tito present month
the llttlo pueblo of Lechi'i'la , north of this
city a short distance , and \vhloh is the center -
tor of the excitement , has been thronged
with worshlporst coming'from all parts of
the republic to gaze upon the wonder. Al
though the authorities frown upon such up
risings and endeavor to convince the stmplo
nalivns of the country that there is either
nothing in the alleged wonders or that they
are man made , the latest vision 1ms failed to
down , and today the crowds are largo as
over , to all appearance.
The uorottt believers are giving of their
substance to mark the holy spot with a
temple , which will also bo the abiding shrlno
of the maguey plant bearing the miraculous
likeness of the virgin. Already booths uro
erected on the spot and the object of vener
ation housed In the neighboring church of
San Martin.
The reform constitution of Mexico forbids
religious worship and church demonstrations
In the open air , and It is for this reason that
the plant now occupies tlio place of honor in
the temple with the holy vestments. As the
other apparition of the virgin appeared to
Juan Ilego ) , a lowly pastor watching his
Hooks by night on the hills of McxIcoMicarly
four centuries ago , so this latest appearance
of the protector of the humble came to A
poor peon employed in common and degrad
ing labor on the hacienda of Lechcrla.
IIu\r the Vision Appeared.
While gathering pulque from the maguey
fields hocamo unon a plant , larger and liner
than the others ho noticed , winch souio way
attracted him. Approaching closer , ho was
electrlllcd and filled with the fear and trem
bling of holy joy to suddenly sco limned on
the leaf of tlio plant In most exquisite trac
ery and witchery of design a perfect Imago
of the divinity which every native Mexican
loves above his life the Virgin of Guudn-
lupe. In an agony of veneration ho fell upon
his knees and worshiped the imago , wiiilo
joy unspeakable filled Mis soul at the thought
that ho , of all on earth , should bo thus
blessed in the selection of a vehicle through
which to make known the second coming of
the vision , with it's message and its blessings -
ings for mankind.
This Is the story told by the. Indian worship
ers of the finding of the : plant picture. At
any rate , the patriot ! of the' plantation was
soon after this approached' ' by the Indian
employe , begging that tlio master might
como and see the wonderful , thing which he
had found. To humortlio Indian ho ac-
compalned him to the spot , where the plant
stood. Approaching tlio place one glance
was enough to toll th'o Indian that the
picture was still there , and ho again foil
upon the ground In hys.t'crjicj adoration. The
owner of the haclondneexntnined the largo
sword-leaf bearing the'-picture , and after
taking a crltical'survey , . of. , t told-tho peon
that the so-called a'ppurlf6h' { nothing of
the kind.uut only what any ordinary maguey
worm might do if it only'nlS and discolored
the leaves aright. Tlio Indian' protesting
that it was a mirnclofjaud that the plane
and picture wcro not'ofearth , the master ,
Impatient ? nt"auch 'stnpWtyjthduglit ] to
show his deluded War'd * tlrat it was nothing
of the kind and lllco-auyii other plant of
the field. - * -
Secured Ills KOVOIIRO.
Impatiently ho p.uIlo.J , Ills machete from
THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS QETTCR.
ily doctor says It acta gcnily on the stomach ,
liver end kidneys , and Ii n plennnnt laxntlvc. Tbli
drink Is made frnm herbs , and In prepared for use
aacullyaa _ tea. It hcalled
AildrueKistsBi-UltatSOc.aiirtJlapacknKe. If you
rnnr.otifi'tlt , Rfria yourmMrcsa forafren Minplo.
I.unc'n I'll mil v nfrilldnr inovim the tinirrln
earn diiT. 1 n order to Im ) i idthythis tt ncvpssnry.
Adilreca UUATOIt r.V < > < > nv'HT > . Lnliiiv.N.V.
BUREAU. 8UKS& O3. . BOI.I01TOUS.llou
UuUdln-4. OMAHA. NEU. Advloo
RHILWKY TIME ORRD
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maha Doiiot lUlli anil Mason Sis. I Omaha
On4.1i : pinTTT..Unleash Vo.stlniilc ' . > . . > ( > a n
p.-l.-i an Chleash Express l.'JSp-u
7.02 pin I Chicago & Iowa Local H.oila-n
11.33'un . 1'acllle , lct. l ual 'i.'i pin
VKIC rATrivu
Oinalia I DopotJlUh and MUHDII Mtq. _ | Oniiiii
10.1 Aani , T..DeuverKxpri.'ih ,
lU.irianil UeaUwood KxproH4 i. 10 pill
4..10 prn | Denver KxproRa i.10 pill
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DepotlOlh anil Maion Sts. O.ni'n
. . . .Kan a City Day Express , . . . I n.r 5 p n
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Omaha I Union Djpot IQtli &Mamy SH. |
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H.uupm NlBht Kxprosir.
fi.oopm , .Chlc'azoVeHllbuIij4Lliultoi. .
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1 I
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, Denver Efptt H , . . . . , , . . I l.n.'ipin
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Omaha ! Di'l'Ql ' 1.1th and Womin
Leaves I O. ST. P. . M. .V O.- lArrlvjt
_ Omiih.'tl Depot ISthand WebslorSls. | Oiuilu
S.CUam . .Sloiu Clly "XccoTiimodatlou. . ( T.03pni
1.13pm Sioux City Kxiiro-H ( K < . Sun. ) ( B.4pm ( )
C.45pm St. Paul Limited tl.B.lam
O.Hlp.n O-tkianU P.ia.-ioiwr ( Ex. SimI H. 1.1 am
Leavo"a j Sl6UX"cfTV S. PACfFU lArrlvon
Omaha I Do pot. It ) om' M a rey Stt. | Oinalil
(1.53'am ; Sioux Ciiy PuBM < nirur , . , . . , I lo.'i ) put
_ 3.53pm St. Paul E pru3s.lO.OUatu |
Leave.H" | "hToUX'mTY'Tr PACIFIC TArrlveST
Omaha ! Depot. 15thainJ _ W-jb terSl 1 Omaha
5.45 pm I , , -st. 1'anl LlmHe < l i ii.B5.uu
0.15 [ mil . . . .Cl'.lcuiro I.linltixl. , , . . . . . . ! U.B3aoi
Le.ivee V OMAII'A" 8 ? " LOUIS , 1 Arriviy r
OmaltajU. P. JJouoi. 10iliuiul _ Marcyl _ Oinaha
"
.Tsu LouTaC'auuon UM | lB.33pai
Its scaMmrJ' nt his slilo and contemptuously
inadon cut at the plant. 'I'lio sluirp Itnlfo
(1U1 not sever the lenf , but tnnilu
n woiiiut from which the thick
Julco of the plant ( lowed , looltlnp to the
shocltctl slpht of thoInJIan worshiper llko
the blood of the crucifix. Awotl nt the
iiesecr.iilon of hli sacred token nnil hold In
fc r by the authority of hU innstor , the
Indian mrtdo no open outbreak nt the In-
dlcnlty offered lib rovcrod Idol. Ho silently
sobbed out bis sorrow nud lliutlly nroao ntul
went nwny. As ho stunU off ho was observed
to dart at thu tlcspollor of bis snored plant u
lee it full of malignant revenge , which plainly
betokened harm to ono who knows thu hot
and turbulent imturo of the south when
crossed.
Tluit night the huu.ionnd building's of the
hacienda wcro burned. KvorytbliiK pointed
to lucomtliir.v authorship , and its the owner
saw bis possessions to the amount of $75.000
po up In ( ianfo ho did not need to look far
for a reason for the deed , The nuws of the
ilmlltiff of tlio plant soon spruad unions the
slinplo folk of tbo neighborhood , and coming
to pay their vows to the still living plant ,
they went nwny to toll the wonders of the
sight to others. Soon a llttlo colony sprung
up nround tlio siur'-d spot , and as the days
wont by still others came from moro distant
places. The news of the apparition scorned
berne by the winds , for within a few daya
the roads and trails leading : In the direction
of Lecliorln wuro tenanted hy IOIIK lines of
pilgrims hastening to the scono. They came
out from the crowded streets of Mtixlco and
from Iho distant ranches , until now the
gathering hn- numbers from all parts of Iho
country , with still moro coming every hour.
.Scenes of Fiinatlooal ,
Beginning soon after the llrst of the year
il feast has been In progress nt which many
scenes of fanatic zeal hn\e been almost dally
duplicated. Not only h\vo the people como
to worship , but thoy- combine * business and'
pleasure with their spirituality. The scone
and chances for gain has attracted many who
know and care moro fur the pleasures of
thrcp-card inonto and the delusive shells
than they do for the joys of the worshiper.
Gambling nourishes at every wotl-rcRUltitnd
Mexican religious festival , and so It bus a
prominent part. In the gathering to pay
tribute ot praise to the virgin. On behalf
of the government Scnor M. A. Oiirlbay ,
lieutenant governor of the district of Cuaun-
tlllan , in which has occurred the manifesta
tion , visited the place last week and has
tendered his report to thoauthorlties. Senor
Garlbay has made a critical examination of
the plant and the picture , and his investiga
tion bean out the Urst statements made that
the tracery , which It takes n fairly active
imagination to construe Into the likeness of
the virgin , is but the work of the worm
which commonly infests the century plant
family anil which often makes peculiar ills-
colorations on the plant.
The lieutenant governor finds the excite
ment still sustained and that tlio believers
In the strange delusion are bent , on making
the pot ono of the chief shrines in Mexico.
To tills end they have been making con
tributions for the purpose of ercctinca largo
temple to commemorate the event and hold
the image plant. The funds contributed to
this purpose had been placed in tlio- hands
of tlio priest of the parish for keeping until
such time as the plans could bo compassed.
Scnor Garlbay , on behalf of the government ,
demanded that the money bo turned over to
him -and that the temple agitation'Stop.
The funds were accordingly delivered to tbo
proper authorities , und will behold awak
ing the outcome of the affair and the deter
mination of the federal authorities as to the
best way to deal with the delusion.
How to Ouru ( .11 Grippe.
About n year ago I took a violent attack of
la grippe. I coughed day and night for
about six weeks ; my wife then suggested
that I try Chamberlain's Cough KcmoJy. At
first I could see no difference , but still kept
taking it , anu soon found that It was what I
needed. If I got no relief from ono dose I
took another , and it was only a few days
until I was free from the cough. I thiulc
people in general ought to know the value ot
this remedy , and I take pleasure in acknowl
edging the bcnolit I have received from it.
Mndison Mustard , Otway , O. 25 and 50-
ccnt bottles for sale by" druggists.
MAYOR'S APPOINTMENTS.
J'riMpect of 11 Divided Report from tlio
( inmmltteo on .Iiidlolnry.
The councllmanle grapevine Indicates the
submission to the council tonight ot the
majority nnd minority reports from the
judiciary committee on Blackburn for city
prosecutor , Ijivcsoy for building itispoctor
and Cowcill for city electrician , and possibly
Soudenburg for boiler inspector may bo In
cluded.
It is said the majority report will bo unfavorable -
favorable to confirmation. This repre
sents the democratic sjdo of the
house , while the ropubllcaus have
an idea that Saville for health com
missioner will bo confirmed , and that por-
hnps they will also bo able to pull Soudon-
burg through. The democrats say tnat
there will bo some rejections , but no con
firmations tonight. City Attorney Con-
neil is the rock on which the democratic
caucus wont to pieces. A slate was fixed up
that was satisfactory in every respect , but
on the oHlce of attorney there was no possi
bility of getting together. The longer the
councilman talked on tliat point the further
anart they drifted , until some of them de-
clawl that they would bolt the caucus ac
tion It a deal of that kind was arranged and
all pools wore declared otf.
" 1 ought to have at least eleven votes for
nonllrnmtion"suld T.V. . Blackburn , the
mayor's choice for city prosecutor , "and I
will have them unless no reliance can bo
placed in the personal promises of members
of the council. Back , Bcchol , Saunders ,
Specht and Wheeler among the republicans
have cadi personally and repeatedly as
sured me of their support , I have not scon
any of them this week , but no ono of them
has intimated that ho has experienced a
chaugoof heart or that any caucus or other
action will prevent htm from keeping his
word. Although Charlie Thomas told mo I
would not have a single republican vote as
early as the day before I was nominated , I
am bound to hcllovo these gout lemon are
manly enough to say so if they have changed
their purposes or are opposed to my conllrm-
atlon. Burkloy , Culm , Klsassor , Howell ,
I.cmly nnd McAndrows among the demo
crats have voluntarily and cheer
fully promised mo their votes ,
and 1 suppose they are squat o
men and will record them as they have
promised. Thomas , Bruner und Jacobson
arc opposed to mo because I am not a mem
ber of the order and do not bellovo In mixing
religion and politics at least they say so.
I'M wards says ho promised several weeks
before I was nominated to vote against mo
in the interest of another aspirant. I do
not know whut Hascull , I'arkor and Holmes
will do.'Being u imtlvo American , a IIt'o
long republican , an old nuu roputabla citi
zen , n sober man and u lawyer , competent to
perform thu duties of tho. ofllco , I can see no
reason why Lshould not be confirmed. If I
urn defeated It will simply mean that repub
licans who do not belong to the American
Protective association or who oppose secret
societies in politics are to bo boycotted and
driven out of tlio local party organization. "
Keep Up with the Tiiiifg.
Don't cling to the imperfect things. Do
you use cereal foods on your breakfast table ?
Then you need cream , Borden'a I'oorlcss
Brand Evaporated Ureatn Is tlpcldodly supe
rior in richness nnd llavor to ordinary milk
or cream.
\Vuimm'/i Ulnli AleiitliiB.
Miss Armstrong delivered her lecture
"Tho Women of India , " In costume before
the Omaha Woman's club yesterday after-
s Scrofula
Mm. H. J. Unwell , Mcdford , Mass. , nays tier
mother ha * bconciiredof Scrofula by the usotif
four liottlca of SfSSSSK after having had
much other tru § > } ( % atwunt.iind ! > cing
reduced toiiit w * "rWMinr to a low condition
ot health , as Ic wan thought aho could uot llvo.
INHERITED SCROFULA.
Cured my llttln lioy of hereditary
ficrufiilavhldi tijipcaro'l nil over
liU face. For \earl had clvcii
up all bopoot hi-i recovery , \vlicn finally 1 waa
Induced to usu EKJKiKSn A few bottles
cured him , and > t y'Sl no Bvmptoinaol
Iho disease rciualn. Miu.T. I..ilATiuns ,
Malhorvlllo , .Miss
Ouibook oo UlooJ in 1 Skin Divaut ulilcil lite.
Swirr Srttinc Co. , itluu , C > .
noon. The lecture , bcsldos bolnu very In
structive , abounded In Hashes of oriental
imagery which delighted her ntitMcnco.
After the lecture thu dnpartmont of polit
ical nnd social science , under Iho leadership
of Mrs. Vord , held Its Usual meeting , tits-
ousting problems of practical utility In
sociology. .
Tin * Adviirinum
Of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is always within the
bounds of reason huc.iujo It U true ; it
nlways appeals to the sober , common sense
of thinking people because It U true ; and It
always fully substantiated by ondorso-
mcnts which , In the financial world , would
bo accepted without moment's hesitation *
Hood's pills euro liver Ills , eotntlp.itlon ,
biliousness , jaundice , sick headache , Indi
gestion.
JHHUitl . ! . % ' / > 7'iitWIHCAI.t.
Michael Corcoran's ' "Ksstiys on Political
Kconomy" has elicited some very com
mendatory remarks from Archbishop
Satolll.
N. W. Ayer ft Son's Advertising agency of
Philadelphia has just Issued iHargc , hand
some business calendar with "llggcrs as can
bo seen. "
"Tho Uimlan Thlstlo In Nebraska" by
Charles K Bcssov , Ph.D. , has been Issued
as n bulletin of the Agricultural Experiment
station In Nebraska.
Vegetable seeds nnd plants of every de
scription are described and liberally illus
trated iu the IS1.I ) Seed Annual. D. M.
Kerry &Co. , Detroit , Mich.
The Ofllco Men's Hecord Is out once more
with Its quarterly budget oC counting room
gossip and lore. The Oftlco Men's Kocord
Company , Major block , Chicago.
A now seed catalogue under a handsomely
lithographed cover showing six varieties of
the rose In natural colors Is being sent out
by Iowa Seed comp.iny , DCS Molncs , In.
The Altruist Interchange devotes the Jan-
narv number of its quarterly edition to the
kindergarten. The Altruist Intrwihango
Company , 10 East Fourteenth street , Now
York.
An elaborate seed cataloeuo covering all
kinds of plants for the garden , farm or field ,
Is going through the malls from Plant Seed
company , SlSJ-tfH North Fourth street , St.
Louis.
"Catchy Cullings" Is a compilation of
short recitations for parlor , platform , school
room or stage. Compiled and arranged by
Lucia B. Grllllu , 1DU West Fourteenth strcut ,
Now York.
The Critic ( Now York ) has begun its
fourteenth year. During IS'.UI it contained
850 pages and over 1,500 books were received.
It Is Issued weekly. The Critic Company ,
Now York.
"Why Noll" by Lucia B. Griffin. Is a mis-
collauy of facts , maxims , udvico nnd
guide to the correct pronouncing of words.
Paper , 25"cents. " M. Francis Shally. post-
oOlco lobby , Albla , In.
"Selection in Seed Growing" is n valuable
pamphlet embracing papers read at the
World's ' Horticultural congress , 18'JJ , Illus
trating modern methods of the trade. W.
Atlec Burpee & Co. , Philadelphia.
"Iowa's White Elephant" is a pamphlet of
nearly 100 pages , reviewing the rise and fall
of prohibition in the state of Iowa , including
a fund of valuable political history incident
to the attempted revolution. F. W. F.tulkes ,
Cedar Haplds , la.
Tno ofllcial report of the bombardment
and capture of Fort Henry is ono of the
features of the January Confederate War
Journal. A number of portraits of promi
nent confederates adorn its pages. Confed
erate War Journal , Lexington , Ky.
"The Strike nt Slmno's" is an amusing
story of a , strike among the various animals
on a farm. It is a sequel toBlack Beauty , "
that worked so much good toward securing
better treatment of animals. Paper , price
10 cents. George- . Angell , 1'J ' Milk street ,
Boston.
The United States Department of Agricul
ture has issued its eighth and ninth annual
reports of the Bureau of Animal Industry
for the years 1891'aud 1B02. It contains a
largo fund of valuable Information foe farm
ers as well as statistics'for the'student. .
Bound iu cloth.
'Tho Dietetic and Hygienic Management
of Certain Types of Ocular Diseases , " by
Edward S. Peck , A.M. , M.D. , is ono of the
loading themes in the January number of
The Dietetic und Ilyt'loniu Gazette. The
Ga/.otto Publishing Company , li18 ! Broad
way , JSow York. ' ,
Animals of all kinds are made the subjects
of very interesting short articles and pretty
illustrations in Our Animal Friends , the
January number of which is very artistic.
The American Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals , 10 East Twenty-second
street , Now York.
"Bennor's Prophecies" Isln Its ninth edi
tion , the last including a forecast for 18W.
The "prophecies" are not cuess work , but
calculations based on antilogies drawn from
the experience of the past and relate to fu
ture prices of'pig Iron , hogs , corn "and other
commodities. Uobort Clarlto & Co. , Cincin
nati , O.
Ono of the most pleasing features of the
February number of Dotnorest's F.tmily
Magazine is the article , "Society Leaders of
Now York , " with Its engraved portraits of
n scor'o of the famous beauties of the great
metropolis. The regular departments ap
pear us usual , not forgetting the tomporaiien
literature , for which the magazine- noted.
W. Jennings Demorest , East" Fourteenth
street , Now York.
"Yacht Knees , for the America's Cup , "
lS"l-18'.n , by Captain A. J. Konealy ls n
work that will be welcomed the world over.
It tells of contests and broiv.es which for
forty years have tossed our ocean racers in
their strnsgles for the historic America's
cup. The book is Illustrated by the first
marine artists of Iho day , and every famous
racer from the America to the Vigilant
adorns Its pages. Paper , 50 cents ; cloth ,
$1.50. The Outing Company , limited , Now
York.
"A Christmas Fox Hunt In Old Virginia"
Is vividly portrayed by Alexander Hunter in
the January Outing. It takes one into ante
bellum days , when the southern planter
was the American typo of aristocratic
chivalry. "Ivan of the Mask" Is a thrilling
Uusslnu short story by Ella Loraln Dorscy.
A winter poem from the pen of Ella Wheeler
Wilcox convoys "Tho Ilnmmook's Com
plaint" In a sweet but sad refrain. The
Outing Company , -3'J-IMl Fifth avenue , New
York.
In the January number of Iho Quarterly
Journal of Economics Alocrt C. Slovens con
tributes an "Analysis ot the Phenomena " of
the Panlo in the United States" in IblKi , " the
artlulo partaking of the nature of a review
more than of nn analysis , A very critical
and discriminative dissertation appears on
' The Nature and Mechanism of Credit , " by
Sidney Sherwood , the writer illustrating the
functions of money to show it us one lorm of
credit. George II. Ellis , HI Franklin street ,
Boston.
Thu most salient features in consideration
of tlio much dlsuusscd land question are ad
mirably sot forth by Iluiiilln Gui'land under
the caption , ' The Land Question aim Its Ho-
littlon to Art and Literature , " in the Janu-
arv number of The Arena. O. II. Lucrin-
nndor the title , "A National Problem. "
presents some striking facts and figures
worthy of serious contemplation by those
.vho have regard for thy future welfare of
the country. Anna K. Weeks touches "The
Divorce of Man from Nature" In a very poctio
and also forcible strain. The Arena Publishing -
ing Company , Boston , Mass.
A very Interesting article tothugcnornl
render is "Colonial Building In Now Jersey , "
by William Nelson Illack , appearing in the
last quarterly edition of The Architectural
Uecord , This number i.s illumined with
moro than 100 line pictorials , many full pai'o
and In colors , adding much to tha instruct
ive and artistic olYects produced , Ernest
Pliipc takes the reader through "L'Ecolo
tics Beaux-Arts , " showing the methods pur
sued In this famous French uvi school. Isa
bella Deb.trblorl contributes a valuable ! ar
ticle on "Modern Mosaics. " Clinton W.
Sweet , M-10 Vesoy street , Now York.
Asa supplement to latest onuyulopcdlnu
"Tho World Alumnae and C.xolopodhi" I *
practically indispensable , and nn a compact
miniature encyclopedia for handy reference
It has probably no equal , containing almost
51)0 ) pages of closely printed matter. Includ
ing nil kinds of classified Information and
tabular statistic * , particularly relating to
recent events , both political and llmu.clal.
The compilation of such n work was a stu
pendous tank and rcll'iots ' In a most tolling
way the vast rosourcoi und energies of the
publishers Paper , price ' > centi. The
Press Publishing Company , Pulitzer Build
ing , Now York ,
. . .i i
Ono word itoscrltir's it , "porfectlou. " Worn-
fcrtuDeWiU's Witch Hiucl Sulruuuro piles
ARE WEARY OF IMPOSITION
Arrival ofn Dixoii County Pauper Brings
Matter. } to n Head ,
COM.V.I3SI3NER3 WILL TEST THE LAW
Object to Keeping I'oor of Olhnr Coiiutlci
l < ri-Ulurli-\nilruciioii'.4 Tniultlns Ho-
(117 ( Fully Alrud-Sult lor DIIIU-
HKO < Other Court < 'uir .
The county commissioners havodecldcd to
determine the question of whothcrornot thu
county of Douglas Is rciiulred to take card
of the paupers of other counties In the state.
This decision was reached yesterday ,
when Mr. Mvcsoy , chairman of the charity
commlttoi ) , was notllled that Anna Dui'lc
was at the Presbyterian hospital and that
her expenses wore being charge. ! ng.Unst
the co. i my. Possessed of this inform-
lion Mr. Llvosoy visited the institution
andv lutirncd that thu woman had baen
there since last week , that she was a con
tinued Invalid , suffering from some chroulo
trouble , and that she had been shlpiod
in here from Dlxon county , this stale , the
commissioners of that county furnishing the
transportation. Her entire worldly effects
consisted of a loiter from n Dr.Vnti.or
of Allen , Dixon county , In which the man of
pills stated that thu boarur was an invalid
and for moru than a yuir : hud been a charge
upon the county from whence she came.
Laying tlio matter before County Alter- '
noy Kaloy , that gentleman hold that lha
transporting of the woman to this county ,
tlio commissioners or Dlxon county knowing
that she was u pauper , was n direct viola
tion of the state laws and that aim could bo ,
bent back , the expense chargeable to the
ofllclals of tbo county of which shu was iv
resident. Today Anna Burk will retrace -
trace her steps and the commissioners will
at oneo bring suit ng.-ilnst Ulxon county for
the cost of her expenses ut the hospital and
the transportation. Thu case , tlio commis
sioners say , will be taken to the supreme
court In order to got a decision upon this
question.
In speaking upon the subject of the imposi
tion In this direction that Is being practiced ,
Mr. Llvesoy stated that there was hardly u
day that some pauper from some of the outside -
side counties did not arrive in the city ,
being sent hero by orildals. Ho said that
they came in from the interior of the state.
and from central Iowa , many of them almost ,
nuked and without money to p.iy for a
night's lodulug ,
ViiilrniMt'ii's Trouble * .
The troubles growing out of the annual
election of oftlcors of the L-jc-CIarko-An-
drccson Hardware company wcro given
auotner airing in judge Ferguson's court yesterday - .
terday , where the Lco-Andrccson end of lliu
llrnt asked the court to declare vuid the elec
tion which placed the Clarke directory in
power and gnvo them the management ol
the business.
In this light the outs claim that , ilia
Clurkus practiced fraud in holding the clou-
lion , whllo on the other hand the claim is
made that the election was conducted in an
Honorable manner , and that each of the
shares of stock was voted in strict accord
ance with the tic.sires of the holder of the
same.
John L. Webster , who represents the
Clarices , contends that in tlio election of
ofllcors the directors had full power to cast
all of their votes for one man , or , if they
wanted to , they could cast their llvo votes
for live men. , ,
Cowln & MoIIugh , who rourosont the
other stockholders , admit that such Is the
case , providing tlio legislature had done' its
duty , ( but , there , thdy claim , is the
pinch. They show that the coin-
stitution of the slate expressly provides
that such a course may be followed , but
nut until the legislature has passed a law
dcclarinz that this provision of the consti
tution is operative. Such a.iaw lias never
been passed , and for this reason they hold
thill the election was never legally ifeld by
the stockholders of the company. They
allege that Illinois and Missouri are thoonly
other states having such a law. and that In
both of these the legislature has performed
its duty and made the law operative.
Thu further claim is made that when the
election of olllccrs wis held the Clarkea
represented but ( iS. > of the w'.OUJ shares of
stock , and for that reason there was no way
by which they could legally control the posi
tions to bo lillcd. _
Waiitt Dimmer * tor tin Assault ,
Hcglmi Morrow has brought suit in the dis
trict court and there is seeking to recover
damages in the sum of 310,000 from Emily
Hospoler , who upon three separate and dis
tinct occasions has tried to take her lifo.
The plaintiff alleges that she is a house
wife ana the mother of four children , and
that notwithstanding all this , on January ill ,
18U3 , she avers the defendant assaulted
her with a pairof scissors , striking tier in thu
loft breast , just , above the heart. She wai
knocked down , and would have bocn killed ,
she verily believes , If the bystanders hail
not. interfered and taken -the infuriated
woman aw.iy.
Tills did not satisfy the old grudge , says
the plaintiff , and , relating moro of her sorrows
rows , she declares that on May I , 18i ! ) : , tha
defendant struuic her In thu back with an
ax , inlllclingn dangerous and painful wound ,
Injuring her spine and sending her to bed for
uovural weeks , Continuing tlio warfare , thu
plaintiff ullcircs that on July ) , 181KI. Uegina
Morrow again assaulted her , striking her In
the face and pulling out the greater part of
nor hair. On account of all tha.'io aHsaults
and the suffering which .Mho has boon com
pelled to stand the plnmtlu is of the opinion
that she is entitled to the relief which she
now seeks.
_
SlumiiKl fttoi'k to llu Snlii.
The sale of the property of I'hll Stimmel &
Co. will take place this moriUng , and thu
proceeds will bo applied In liquidation o I
the two judgmontu which wcro rendered on
Juniriry U , ono In favor of the Omaha Na
tional bank for $30,000 , and the other In
favor of Montgomery , Charlton " > t Hall for
? ( i,000.
Soon after the rendition of thcsc < judg
ments and after the levy upon thu property
and the publication of thu notice of sale ,
Frank T. Kmcrnon stopped in and asked fni
nn Injunction , urging that there was fraud
In the trniisaoUon. At the Hamu time hu
asked fur thu appointment of a receiver tn
take the property and dispose of Itn \ : > r.tuv
among tlio many creditors of the defunct.
need company.
Yesterday tlio case was nrguod bofora
Judco iilaiirfmorson claiming that hu tvaa
a partner , that ho had Doen rufuiod an ex
amination ( if thu bouks and that the con
fession of the judgment was wlthoii' < his
knowledge or consent. During thu afternoon
the court dutilud the application at d ll.xed
th in morning us the time for holding lliu
sale. _ _
SIMM Hut .Mnu-lii ( Jity ,
Norton UMH. have sued thu ulty of South
Omaha iu r.n aotl'jn to recover JtW , which
has been due since 15SI. Thu dubt prows
out of a. contract for grading some streets ,
n j\Vl5t'ii Witch Hanoi HIIIVO mi rot inloi.
The following inarriuio lluonssi wore i -
nuc'.l ynsturduy by tlio iimniy clerk ;
Nuiiit and Addreii. AKO.
I .liihn Aiulri'vin , Hprlii'-'llttld , Neb 'JU
1 Anna.lolinsoii , Npi'lnvlli.'ld , Noli ill
I railj'liitrowrikl , Homli Omuliu 'M
Anna Illlchar , Soulli Oinuhii IH
I Charles Hwuloy , ritunx Oily , la . Ill )
( li'loronco L. While , StuHln , Nuir. . illl
i Mcliolans Moli.Dii , Uniatm
( p'ofu Ariuurusl , , * jiuntm . Ill
l John W. Armlmr.st , Omaha . - ' )
I Augusta Mocllcr , Omaha . uu
i Aninii Schmidt , Omaha . 'M
I ( Ji'i'ilu l.anue , Cinialia . , . - ' . !
j Andreas KiKp/lgk , Omaha . 'J3
I Jndorla ; MkunluiuUu , Onmliu. . . , . -1
As ; . sisii'ut via urrcoTivn UEMEIIV for
throat affections Drown' * Bronchial Trorhot
stand llrst In puullf favor. Thoyar.uu.no-
luloly unrivalled for the alleviation ot all
throat Irritation * cauied by ould or uo ot
the volte.