THE OMAHA DAILY 1KE ! : THURSDAY , MAUOII 15 , 189-1.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisement * for them ) column * .will lx > Inktn
until 11 JO p m. for too evening nmi until : W p.
m for ih * morning nnd Sunday editions.
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cnn Imve nnswrr * nddrrnscd to a numbered IP' " '
In runof The Iteo. Answer * M addressed will
bo delivered upon presentation of the check"
SITUATIONS WANTED.
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Hates , 10o n line each Insertion , ll.W n line per
month. Nothing tnkcn for leMjhaii c. _
vVANTEOHlUATION BY AN ALLIlOt'ND
printer of ten year * cxpirlcncc. A < Mrr box
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11 , Coin. In. A-MW 1C
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WANTED MALE HELP.
Itntrn , 1'Sc ' word first Insertion. lo a word
thereafter. Nothing tnkcn for
.ir. .
ent goods. American Wringer Co. , 1COO How
ord st. " - *
AOENTH , SALARY OR COMMISSION THE
grente t Invention of tlm ngu. The Now Patent -
ent Chemical Ink Ernslng Pencil. Sells on
Bight. Workn like magic. , Agents nre mak
ing ti , 00 to $ I2-.M per tfeck. For .further
particulars wrlto the Monroe Rrnscr Mfg. Co. ,
" % . . X 86. IM Crosse. Wl . 11-877.
TAILORS WANTED AT FRANK J.
LIVE SOLICITORS CAN EARN FROM J2.00 TO
$ C.W 'per day. Apply 17 , Granite ) * ; . .
TRAVRLINcTlilEN AND AOENTH TO SELL
the Daisy Strive Polish ns n side line. food
commlrslon nllownl. Address nt on0 : . , ' 115
Iowa Mfa. Co. , town City , In. " " " _ _ _ _ .
< r7trHT Tc7vnr ' COMmission -
THE jw : : ERyir'K
mission nnnoiincfS that tm > supply of male
stcnograph-nt and typewriters f r the depart ,
mentnl service at WnslilnKlon s not enual to
th. . dern ind Them re.iulsltl.mj now v I Ich
cannot b. Illled for want of ellnlbl . Appoint-
menls to thesn places niu iisiially nt salaries
of $ I.OOOiV ) or less There will bo an "amlna-
tloii nt Omaha. Neb. , on April H , nl which
lersDruJ desiring to competn liny 1 examined.
Those whd d.slre to take Iho examination
should write lo the Civil Service Vommlss on.
Washington , D. C. , and obtain nppllcallon
* , blnnks and pimphlots of Inslructlon. The
clerk-c < .pylKt pxnmlnatlon will have to be tnkcn
as n bnsls , nnd there will bu practical tests
In Hlcnography nnd typewriting. H ami 13 *
DLACKH.Mmt WANTED , JIUST IL\VE
about 3 years experience ; must be sober good
wages. Apply at Otto Falk , Scrll'n'B ;
_ jj437 ; 1B
WANTED-SIX HARNESS MAKERS AT ONCE.
Fremont Saddlery Co. , Fremont , ] > - . . . ,
BOY WANTED TO WORK FOR-HIS
nnd co to school. Must bo overlie. CnU - : . -
Farnam. f 11-aUiO ! . _ _
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WANT"R"I AGRNTS , BIO MONF.Y FORGOOD _
men. Apply between 8 nnd 9 n. m. nnd B p. in.
mid 6 p. m. at 421 Bee bldg. U-MI.3 1C
WANTED-CASIIIlJR FOR GAMBLING HOUSE
In mil ng tiiwii. Must have $1000.W cash He-
curlty. Salary $2W.O pur month. Address h
CO. Bee. 11 M4.S1 1. .
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rates. I c word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2-jc.
WANTED FOUR EXPERIENCED GIRLS FOR
tailoring w"rk. Royal Tailor. Wl 4th street ,
Bloux Clty.Jn. _ L-M327 lj
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LADIES A"ND 'GENTLEMEN , wr WILL PAY
from $500 to $15.00 per \\erk to do strictly
home vvorlt for us ; no cnnvnsilni : and prompt
. Liberty
payment ; send solf-addrosscd envelope.
Supply company , Boston , Mass. C M3,2 lj
WANTED OHtL FOR GENERAL IIOUSE-
vvork ; family of two. 11. So. SCth treet.uft"l't
V > -uft"l't
WANTRD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENRRAL
housework ; Amcilcan or Danish preferred.
Mrs. C. II. Cook. 71C So. 30th st. C l.j-11 *
WANTBD-COMPRTENT GIRL FOR OEN-
cral housework : icferenccs lenulred. Mrs. Albert -
bert Noo. 1337 Park ave. C l. l-l" *
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WANTRD-A GIRL FOR GENERAL 1IOUSE-
work ; no HUB but a competent cook need applv ;
references required ; call mornings. Mrs. t fm-
ucl Gamble. 2C02 Half-Howard. G 152-H'
GOOD COOK. 1510 SHERMAN AVENUE. MRS.
A. Saundeis. C M4.i 17
WANTRD-HOtlSEKEKPDR. AGE ABOUT 3" ,
In family of C , nil grown. Address LJ. . J'J ' ;
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LADY CANVASSERS WANTED TO SELL
sarsaparllln' In northern pnit of city. Address
E f.5 , Bee. O M4C.i 1C *
FOR ' 'RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THR CITY THR
O. F , Davis company. 1503 Farnom. D 878
* t-ROOM . COTTAGES. MODEKN , CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elgutter , 204 Bee build-
Ing. D-873
HOUSES. F. K. DARLING. BARKER BLOCK.
D S8Q
NEW MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE , 31 & MASON
RENTAL AGENCY , 607 BROWN BLOCK.
831
I AND 4-ROOM APARTMENTS. STEAM HEAT ;
references required. 816 B. 22d. D-882
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FINE CORNER FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK.
7 rooms , range nnd all other conveniences.
George Clouscr , room 2 , 1C23 Furnnm.
B-ROOM H. 1M1 N. 23 : 3-ROOM H , 1302
fornla Bt. ; 6-room H. 1303 Callfoinla
7-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE , EAST KRONT.
$22.00. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Fnrnam.
/ D 556
RENTAL AG'CY. HUTCHINSON , 1623 Farnam.
--ROOM CORNER FLAT WITH ALL MODERN
conveniences , 2401 Leavenworth st. D 013 31 *
FOR REN-HONE OF THOSE cFrOICE STEAM
heated Hats In the P. E. Her block , ICth and
Jackson streets. Call at 1113 Hnrney street.
D-MHS
FOR RENT TO A SMALL FIRST CLASS
family without children , u nice nine room
modern houso. 3PJ North 20th st , , lent reason
able. Hoggs & Hill. 1103 Fainnni St.
D-2I9-AH
RENTAL AGENCY. SHERWOOD , 423 N. Y. Life.
D 22G-A5 *
FIRST CLASS. WELL LOCATED HOUSES. L.
S. Skinner. 310 N.JT. Life. D 3 < 3
THREE-ROOM HOUSE. $6.00 : WITH BARN ,
$8.04. 3100 Webster street. Largo lot :
D 311 11 *
FOR RENT. 6-ROOM COTTAGE , COS SOUTH
31st street. D MSS5 17 *
IIOUHEH FOR RRNT NEAR IIANSCOM PARK ;
nil modern conveniences. Hicks , : u. > N. Y. Life
bldg. D M39J 17
NEW C-ROOM FLAT. MODERN IMPROVED -
mt-nls , 1112 S , lUh st. D 102 14 *
' ROOM HOUSE : MODERN ; 2013 LEAVEN.
worth. D 103 11 *
DESIRABLE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. NEAR
High school. Inquire 2S1G Capitol ave.
ave.D401 18 *
( .ROOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE.
bain ; only > 25.00. Onmlin Real Estnto nnd
Trust Co. Room 4 , Dm bldg. D M < 20 15
A NUMRE11 OF MODfTllN HOUSES FOR
rent. List your property with Geo. w. V ,
Con tea. 13 Pitturson blk. I ) M419 19
MIOOM" BRICK iiousE , FIRST-CL'ASS CON-
dltlnn , 2717 Jackson. Modern Improvi'im-nls.
Imiulro 2715 Jackson. II M1U 18 *
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FOR RKNT-WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF
choice houses to rent at prices ranging from
$5.00 per month and up. New list now ready ,
C.'o. J Paul , Room 111 Board -of Tiadu liiilld.
lng _ D-MUO IS'
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I.ROOM IIOUSE. ' ALL MODERN. coo PARK
AVCIUII- . Inquire at Oil. D M13J AI3
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Ratia , M o word ( list Insertion , lo n word
Ihercnflir. Nothing taKeii forlia than 23c.
I FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOnSEKEEP-
Ing for limn uud wife. Rent taken In board.
Sl ! N 17ll | . R.-KO
Fl.EAHANT ROOM ! _ 151 } DOIIGE.
' ' f * JJrT-l'r _ _
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-EI.Y FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM WITH
alcove , Jf.OO month , CO I S , 17th st. E 123 17'
Pbll RENT -PLEASANT KOinTf F RONT
room , Hull-iblc fur onu KCiUlcnnn , 2212 Furnam.
E-MITO
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Rate . Jl C word lint Inseitlon , la a , word
thcrcHtirr. Nothing tnkori for l > s than 2io.
yot'NG vVOMliMR. UNDER OARE OF
U'ouifii i L'hrUtliut usHoclullon. Ill t ) , ITtli it.
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ROOMS AND TtO\RDiNO. EV IM'THING
Hut clats. :1M Douiilns ilrcct. F IOJ Ml ! ) '
WITH HOARD ALSODAY BOARD.
107 H lUh Ktr i > t , F MUM SO'
NICKLY Fl'IlNISniTrT 8OUTir"R6oMT WITri
111 it-dual board. ; .U ] St. Murj'u nveniiu.
F-3U 1C *
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DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BiJARD RErTiin
cure * . ? OJ N. ISIh. F--1UM II *
ROOMS ; RTErtMODERATK.
Homo table. I'.Ol 1'arnum klnni. F--MIH 1C
DOLAN HOUSE , Sll NORTH 1STII BTRKRT.
Good rooms , good tublo , nxxiwujM-J ratrg , \
# . r-M < : All *
\ LARGE. COOL. WEf.L FURNISHED SOUTH
front loom mid prlvutu board , ull modern ecu-
venltncM. Ills DouglM. F-4W-1S'
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
lUlei. 10o n line each Insertion , $1.M a line p r
month. Nothing taken for less than 25 .
l < MONTHS LEASE OF STORE , 0 B. 17TIL
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OFFICEH FOR RENT IN THE KCHLITH
building , Hth nnd Hnmcy. Ppeclntwlnduce-
menu held out to permanent lennntn. Apply
to Jobst Bro > , rooms M und Ct Schlltz build *
Ing. I MM4
FOR RENT , THE 4-HTORY 1IRICK BUILDING.
919 Fnrnatn st. The building lias a fireproof
cement basement , complete stcnm hentlnir fix
tures , water on nil lloorn. gas , etc. Apply nt
the Qlllre of The Bee. I-910 _
THR 3-HTORY H'lORE BUILDING , Ull FAR-
nam st. Baste * . & Hill , 1403 Farnam st.
l-SCSnvM
FOR RENT , TWO ELEGANT HTORE3 AND
bnsemrntd. corner of llth and Howard streets ;
best locution In Omaha for commission hniise .
A. J. Poppletou , Room 311 Flint National IHnk
bldg. I-M41I 13
WANTED TO RENT.
Rales. IVjo word first Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less tlinn 25c ,
WANT ED. HOUSES FOR 11E NT.
plPton. 3oS Pnxton block.
A YOI'NG COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
wish to rent n furnlnhed liou. e for tin- sum
mer or would b willing to take cara of hnusi'
for family leaving the city for summer. Best
of city lefcrcnces furnished. Address E M , Bee
olHce. 1C IM 18 *
Yo'tfNcPcotM'LH WANT SUIT ! ' . OF ROOMS ,
will modern conveniences , for light hou c-
keeping. Ad.lirss E 53 , Bw. K MI7I 16'
STORAGE.
Rates , lOe a line each Insertion , $ I.M a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than Kc.
STORAGE FOR" HOUSEHOLD GOOL : ; CLEAN
und cheap rate. R. Wells , llll Farnam.M
M SS8
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROS , 1214 HARNEY.
M ASJ
WANTED TO BUY.
Ratc , Hie ord first Insertion. Ic a word
thet carter. Nothing taken for less than 250.
WANTED , STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. FOR
clear Innd and cash , J. D. SJItlle , Brown blk. ,
Omaha. N-931
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HIGHTEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND
furniture , carpets , stoves , etc. H. H. Brown ,
32J N. ICth. Tel. 1711. N-31IA8'
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WANTED , TO BUY , A HOME ON MONTHLY
payments ; want about nn eight-room lious ,
fronting south or cast , with good yard and Im
provements , nnd In the western part of the
city ; nm In n position to make liberal monthly
or ijuartcrly payments. Address E 40. I'cc-
* i337 1A
WANTED , A LIGHT SECOND HAND SNYDER
phaeton or buggy. Call nt 1014 D
WANTED. AN EXPRESS WAGON THAT WILL
carry an organ or plnm ) In exchange on organ
or piano. Woodbrldge Bros. , 120 N. 15th st.
N 430 15
WANTRD-TO BUY A FEW PIECES OP
choice real cstato , cither buslnesH or residence
property. Must bo strictly bargains : only such
nned answer this advertisement. Olvi- location
nnd full particulars , also If all cash Is any
object. Address , for one week , R SI. Bee olflce.
All communications confidential. N M163 la *
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , $1.00 a line per
month. Nothing taken tor less than 2jc.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; AL-
most new ; will sell cheap ; house fur rent ; par
ties leaving city. 3012 N.lCth St. O Ui-lC'
AUCTION FURNITURE OF STATE HOTEL
In bulk , 1310 Douglas , March 20 , 10 n. m.
FOB , SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETC.
Hates , lee n line each Insertion , $1.60 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than Me.
ALL KINDS OF VEHICLES AT 50C ON THE
After' March I will have on exhibition ( for a
short time enl > ) nt 1213 Farnam street , Omaha ,
n full line of line carriages , coupes , landaus ,
victorias , park nnd canopy rigs , buggies , phae
tons , carts , butkboards. all kinds of business
nnd pleasure wagons , dniys , milk nnd delivery
wagons , which I will close out at
EOC ON TUB DOLLAR.
A full line nnd everything Ural-class.
Come and see and be convlnci d that you can buy
anything you want nt half prlco al 1213 Far
nam street , Omahu , Neb.
P 105 A3
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates , l o word Dist Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
BALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle Company , Ames , Neb. , have 2.000 tons
of good barn stored hay for sale. All orders
Illled promptly. Q 887
FOR SALE TWO POOL AND TWO BILLIARD
tables , Manhattan style , monarch cushions , size
4V4 by 9. and nil llxtures pertaining thereto.
Tables not used one year yet. Will sell or trade.
For particulars write to Frank Georkc , Carroll
City. Iowa. Q 201 A4 *
FOR SALE. SECOND HAND ENGINES , IN
first class shape , from 5 to 40-harse power. In-
dustrlal Iron Works , Omaha. O.-321A8
FOR SALE , GOOD SECOND HAND SALOON
outtlt. Address or call H. Hornbt > rger , C20 S.
17th st. ' , Q 10714'
FOR SALE GOOD DURHAMMILCH COW ;
fresh In a few days. Apply at 111 So. ICth st.
Q 151-15
A GOOD BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE AND TIME
lock , with vault doors , for salu at a bargain.
Addre.ss A. Dlxon , Coon Rapids. Iowa.
Q-M-172 21
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates , li&c a word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for Icsj than 23o.
FOR LEASE , 20 OR 40-ACRE TRACTS NEAR
Florence lake. $3.00 per acre. Boggs & Hill.
R-937 M30
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Rates , Hc word tlrst Insertion , Ic n word
thei eafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
MRS. DR. H. WAimEN. CLAIRVOYANT. RR.
liable business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 16.
8 SS3
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETO.
Rates IKo n word llrst Insertion , la a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
MADAMR SMITH , COS S. 13TH. 2ND FLOOR ,
loom 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , sul-
phurlnu nnd sea baths. T M3C9 17 *
MASSAGR. MADAME BERNARD , 1119 DODGE.
T-M12I 19 *
MME. BROWN. 1311 CAPITOL AVE. . MASSAGE
treatment und medicated baths. T 319 15 *
PERSONAL.
Rates. Uo n word first Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing tak n for loss than 25c.
VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES.
Health bauk and consultation free. Addresser
or call. Vluvl Co , suite 3)5 Bee Bldg , I.ady
attendant. U M914
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE JOHN NELSON IS
the- only person employed by me to do the
cleaning of vaults nnd cesspools. A. MncDon-
uld , City Garbngo Contractor. U Mill A6
MRS. BARTON GIVES READINGS IN PALM.
Utry nt C35 S , 17th. Ladles , SOc ; gents , $1.00.
U-M3M17 *
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MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THERMAL
baths. Scalp and hair treatment , manicure nnd
chiropodist. Mrs. Post. S19W H. 15th\Vlthnell blk
U SSO
JUST ARRIVED-MAIJAMR LA ROOK HAS
opened nmssagn parlors nt 417 So , llth street.
Improved mugmtlo.llnpnthlc , sulphur and
nlcnholle baths , both restful and curative. Im-
moved Swedish hand rubbing. 9 a. m , to 8
} . . m. Parlora 3 und 4. U-M421 19 *
COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES ASTHMA ,
brunchlthi , consumption , cntturrh , etc. Flvp
davs. fieu at R. 33 Douglas blk. IClh nnd Dodge ,
U-4W al3
MONEY TOLOAN REAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOo n Una each Insertion , II.m a line per
month. Nothing taken for lem than 23c.
LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
city piopcrty. $3,00d and upwards. S to 6H Per
cent , no dvluva. W. I'nrnum Smith & Co. , nsj
Fuinnni. W 891
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 313 N. Y. '
Llfu. loans nt low rates for cholca security on
Ntbiaukik and Iowa farms or Omaha city
properly. W S33
MONEY TO LOAN AT I/JWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to S yearn. Fidelity Trust Co. 110 : Furnam.
MONEY TO I.OAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Day In Co. , 15ui Farnam 1. \ \ ' AM
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
county and Omalui city prupurty. No delay.
FIJcltyTru | _ * Co. . ITOi Furnam t.V M893
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MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PRoT > ERTV d
und Nobrimku frunu u ( from V to 7 pur cent. i
W. 11. MelUc , Flint Nat' I bunk bldg.V5J >
MONEY "TO LOAN ON IM PROVED " 5"J1A HA
real estate. Uii-nuan. Low & Co. , I'axton blk. '
CIINTIIAL LOAN AND TRUUT Co ! ] JO I1EE
! lldlBJ. , W-795
LOANS ON RR-VL ESTATE , WARRANTS. GOOD
liutu * . etc. . bougM. Gait In Drch , 110 N. Y. Lift.
_ _ _ _ _ W-m
OMOHA LOAN i rRU3T ) . MTTl AND
DOUKIJ * it * . , loan mono' en city and farm
prvpctty m Ion rat rate * of InUrtat.V * ii
SANTA
polly Pepper ! _ CLAUS
My Mamma uses
tys Soap , and says iFstlfc .
' IS MADF. "
n\
bcsl'eVer made ; so of courj N.K.FaIrbank&Co.
IKere is a Sanltx Claus J ChlcaRO.
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
Continued.
WANTED , APPLICATIONS FOH LOANS. J. D.
X.lttle , Uronn blk . Omaha. W 933
MOUTOAGC LOANS , A. MOO11K , Ml N. Y. Life.
W 320AS *
LOANS WAtirnn ON CITY AND rAUM
property. J. N . Krcnzcr , opp. 1 * . O.
W-38S nlO
MONEYTO LOAN CHATTELS.
Ilatca , lOc a line each Insertion , Jl.W a Una per
month. Nothing taken for lesa than Ke.
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-TIIK 1'I.ACB TO IIOIIHOW
MONUV ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,
JIONUY UN HOUSKS ANU MULHd ,
AIONUV ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
UONRY ON I'lANOH AND OHOANH.
WONUY ON WAltUHOUSR IIRCUIPTS , ,
MONIiY ON MKUCHANDISK ,
MOJJIJY ON ANY CHATT13I , SnCURITinS ,
MONI2Y ON Rootla that remain with you ,
MONRY IK YOU \VANT NO I'UULICITY ,
HONiV : IN larRO or email amounts ,
MONRY AT LDWRST POSSIBLE RATRS.
MONRY IN QUICKRST POSSIUhR TIMR ,
MONRY THAT you may pay back nt nnytlma
ami In any amount. In at ROOM t , W1T11NELL.
bloclc , cor. 15th and Ilnrrey sts.
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
X STO
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MONEY TO LOAN-
Wo will loan you any sum which you wish ,
small or large , nt the lowest posslblo rates , In
the quickest posslblo time and for any length
of time to suit > ou. You can pay It back In
such Indtnllnicntu an you wish , when you wish ,
nnd oily pay for It ns long as you keep H.
You can Ixnrow on
HOUSEHOLD FUIINITURR AND PIANOS ,
IIOIISRS , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE ISKCEII'TS. MERCHANDISE ,
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property ,
OMAHA MOIITOAOR LOAN CO. ,
30G SOUTH 1CTH STREET ,
First lloor above the street.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES. WAGONS.
pianos nnd furniture of all kinds. Uuslne
conlldcntlal. J. U. Haddock , room 437 Ramso
block. * S3"
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WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OK
security ; strictly conlldential. A. E. Harris ,
room 1. Continental block. X 3i
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MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
nil articles ol value. Fred .Terry. 430 Ramgo
block. X-SO'J
SHORT _ TIME LOANS. 701 N. Y. LIKrTliLDO.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Hates , lOc n line ench Insertion , J1.50 a line per
montl : . Nothing taken for less than 25c.
DRUG STORE , CENTRALLY LOCATED , ON
easy terms. Box D18. city. Y 900
J200.00 YIELDS JI5.00 WEEKLY : FINANCIAL-
depression does not affect Ilowo's Infallible
Handicapping system. Hest nnd safest specula
tive Investment offered ; third successful year ;
prospectus 1851 free. C. D. Rowe. Itax 127 ,
Brooklyn. N. Y. Y-M3IO Mil'
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I DESIRE TO INTEREST JJ.OOO TO 17.000 CAPItal -
Ital In extension of well established , clean nnd
legitimate buslntss that netted over 15 per cent
on 17,000.00 In 1W3 after paying all expenses nnd
IncludlnB allowance for personal management.
Everything clean nnd above ooard and Investi
gation Invited. Address E 9. care nee.
MEAT MARKET FOR SALE. CENTRALLY
located : ntted up first class ; doing good busi
ness. Address C. Bee ollice. Council lllufta.
Y 237 A7
FOR 8ALR FOR CASH. OR HALF CASH HALF
trade. $3,000.00 Block clothing nnd gents fur-
nlshlnKS In good town. Address llox 421 , Gen-
evn. Neb. Y-M303 1C *
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FOR SALE , A SALOC \ IN THE CITY OF
Fremont. Dodge county ; Neb. , with a good
established lrp.de ; a good place for the right
man to make money. For particulars Inquire
ot Albcrs & Co. . Fremont. Neb. Y 323 15
NICE CLEAN STOCK OF GROCERIES.CROCK-
ury , boots nnd shoes. Invoice $3,000 : established
trade of over $25,000 n year , nil cash ; bent loca
tion In Gothenburg , Neb. ; net profits for past
thrco years , abo\o all running expenses and
living , ha\e been over $2,00 < J n year ; books.
stock nnd business open to Inspection ; this Is
nn opportunity seldom offered to step Into n
prosperous andery successful business.
DavenpoitS'atcrman , S2 N. Y. Life.
FOR HALE. FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT ;
good location : nell worth Investigation. Cana
dian Olllcc. 1500 Farnnin. Y M443 15 *
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FOR HALE. FIRST-CLASS GROCERY IN
Omaha , situated on corner of street nnd doing
a Kplcmlld business ; will Invoice $1 , 5')0.00 ' ) ; a
rart > chance for right party : this will bear In
vestigation. Addicss K 43 , Ilec.MH2 1C *
SALOON , \ONH OK THE FINEST. THOSE
with cash n bargain. Pioneer IJuslnesi ngency ,
Sheridan , W > o. Y-M438 15'
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\S'ANTED-MAN TO 1JUY. RETIRING PART-
ner's Interest In best paying buslnes * of the
kind In tlm city. liunlneHa will net $400.00 per
month. $500.00 will buy. Address E 5
WANTED-MAN WITH $300 TO TAKE IN-
tercst In good paying restaurant. Oood Mbance
for right imrty. not over 45 years old.all at
fruit Btorc. 2503 N street , South Om.ihn.
WANTED. MAN WITH CAPITAL TO INVEST
In patented Invention for separating gold from
the waters of rl\eis. Address Robert Elliott ,
Marshalltown , la. \ AHG6 18 *
FOB , EXCHANGE.
Rate * . 10o n line first Insertion. $1.50 a line
per month. Nothing taken for less than tie.
STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ,
want horses und cattle. Box 297 , Frankfort.
Ind. K-901
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ICO ACRES HAY LAND. 6 MILES FROM GEN-
trnl City , to trndu for merchandise , groceries
preferred. Box C54. Central City , Neb.
Z 242 M10
3 HOUSES AND LOT. BRINGING A GOOD
revenue , for vacant property. A good farm ono
mile from good limn In western luwa : will tnlco
IIOUMJ and lot In Omaha. J. D. Zlttle. Ilroivn
block. Omaha. ZM9H ! 18
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I OWN 100 FARMS IN NE11RA8KA , KANSAS
nnd Dakota. Will sell cheap or exchange for
indsc. , horses and cattle. Address box 70 ,
Fimiktoit. Hid. Z-T901
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M SECTIONS CHOICE LAND : CHEAP ; TERMS
easy : colony wanted ; commission liberal ; also
lands for stock nnd mdse. J. w. Wclpton ,
Grant. Neb. KIM AS'
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LAND AND CASH TOR GENERAL MER-
chamllse. Uox Ml. Eu-ttlg Nl . SS-2M IS'
FOR TRADE. HAMI1LETONIAN STALLION
for good land In Antelope. Holt or Knnv coun
ties. I ) ck Itox 700. Wust Point. Neh.
WANTED. A DOUI1LE HARNESs-Oll GOOD
1'nd-hand orean.Voudbrldgo Uroi. , )2'1 ) N.
_ 15tl > it. _ _ _ K-I2 IS
WANTHP. A GOOD HORSE XND 1'HARTON
In part payment upon piano. W odbrldg linn. .
ISO N. IStli at. X .M 1 !
LOST !
Rates , 1H ° word first Iniertlon , la n ward
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than Kc.
LOST. BLACK COCKER SPANIAL , "KOKO"
Reward. 1002 f , 30tll uve. 4J8 12'
FOUND.
Rate * . Il4a n word lint Iniertlon. lo a worj
thtrcntcr. Nothing taken for leu than tie ,
roI'ND-ooiTiTLoncirr. OWNER CAN IIAVK
same by cnlllne nt Bee ollle and paying for thli
lultcrlUomem. Found 1M-H'
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING } . [
VAN BANT-S KClToOL OK SHORTlfAND , Ml
. N. Y. Life , Omaha. Aik far circular , MWi
CUTLERY GRINDING.
A. U I'NDRLAND IH NOW READ TO DO
all klndi of line grinding nt his old ctand. 104
S. Hlli lre.-l. 3d olO
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Rntc.i , lOc n line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for leg- ) than 25c.
CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.
Houses and lots , all slzeq , locations nnd prices ,
tnkcn under foreclosure by eastern parties who
Insist on Immediate pale. Also NcbiasUn farm
lands.Vlll sell nt half value , and easy terms.
It. F. Ranklne , Omaha National bank.
R EM203
FINE RAST SLOPR 5-ACIIE TRACT , OVERlooking -
looking city ; splendid trnniportatlon facilities ;
a bargain on your own terms. C. C. Shlmer ,
211 N. Y. Life. RE-r2C2 15 *
GREAT SNAP. LEVEL. RICH GARDEN
lands , ono mile from city limits , $ CO.OO lo $100.0 *
per acre , on & years time ; name trade. Call
810 N. Y. Llfo building. RE-917 Mil *
BARGAIN , N. E. CORNER 20TII AND HICK-
ory. F. K. Darling , Darker block. R E-MD7S
" Two moro of those beautiful cot
tages In Avondale park arc now
open for Inspection. Modern In
every particular. Including electric
lights , sewer , paved Mleet , stone
walks , trees , parks , etc. No special
taxes. No car fare. Pi Ices very
low.
low.We
We have n number of decided
bargains In vacant lots , nnd cottage
homes on very easy term * . It will
pay you to examine our list befoio
purchasing.
FIDELITY TRUST CO. ,
1702 Farnam street.
RE 523m2l
$100 CASH AND $15.00 .PER MONTH BUYS A
C-room house , city wucur , lot 50x110 , ono block
from car ; only $1COO. '
Wo have several trnc.H of ground to lease ,
from two acres up to tnenty ,
Omaha Real Estate and. Trust Co. . room 4 ,
llco building. RE 103 11
HOMES AT HALF ' PRICE PROPERTY
which has come Into our [ voosesslon l > y foie-
closure of mortgage will be sold at great bar
gains. Homes from $1.0 > M up. The Hates-
Smlth Inv. Co. . 160J Fnrnnm st. R E 1I3-18
ONE 200-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. APPLY TO
W. J. Harrison or A. D. Rote , on farm , Blair.
R E Mg)5 )
BARGAINS. HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
ealo or trade. F. K. Darling. Barker block.
, 903
FOR SALE. A FINE'HOME OF 12 ROOMS
outslda of bath rooms , closet , pantry , furnace
room , etc. . In one of th best locations , ele
gantly fuinlshed nnd fully caulpned In every
particular , ready to step right Into , nnd a
bargain for anyone about to locate. The wholtf
oultlt. house , lot and , furniture , $12,000.00 , much
less than coit and only offered for solo on
account of family being nwuy much of the
tlmo the present year. Address D CC , Bee.
_ R R 1M a3
FOR SALE , 7-ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT AT
2211 Webster stiect for $3.800.00. Apply on
premises. _ H E M413 a3'
DO YOU WANT A FINE BUILDING LOT AT
n decided bargain 7 Read the following , nil In
Hnnscom Place.
Full east front lot on 31st .street , between Top-
pleton nnd Pacific , only $2.500.00.
Full lot on 33d street , near Woolworth , $1,750.00.
Full lot on 27th street , cast front , near Woolworth -
worth , $2.300.00.
Also 2 lots on 27th street , between Woolworth
nnd Hickory , cast fronts , each $2.000.00.
Full cast front lot , Just south of Hickory on
27th street , $1,000.00.
Full lot on 28th street , cast front , near corner
of Poppleton , $2.500.00.
Also east fiont full lot on 2Sth street , near corner
of Hickory. $2.200.00.
Full lot on 31st street , near corner of Poppleton ,
nnd ono on 2Sth street , near Woolworth. cast
front. $3,000.00 each.
Iull lot on 29th itreet , near corner of Hickory , and
oni on 28th street , near corner of Woolworth ,
$2,000.00 each.
Fuji cast front lot on 29th street , near Hickory ,
+ * , uQQ , 00. *
Apaln wo offer you
.
$ ' ° " MnBon Rtrcct' ncar 37" street ,
Good lot at 30th and Chicago streets , $1,330 03
2 lots In Jerome park , $1,000.00 eaclu
' 'jCOOOo" r' ° nt 'Ot ' "e"r Ur > Mcrccr's residence ,
Nlco south front lot on Hamilton street , $2M 00.
2 full lots In Junction View Terrace , only $100.00
These prlcpt will never be duplicated. If you
want a lot buy now ,
Davenport & Waterman , 822 N. Y. Life.
_ _ RE M4C2 15
A NEW ENGLAND HOME FOR SCOlT 287
ncres , house nnd bam , apple nnd maple
orchard nnd fine stream through fmm. Parllc-
ant f ' ' " nml 7i !
? , 'I'1" otllcrs- ' W. Cuitls ,
Harrington. Mats. RR M4CS II *
FOR LEASE REAL ESTATE.
Rates , me word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than Me.
S-HOOM MODERN HOUSE FOR RRNT AND
furniture for sale ; llrst class location. Address -
dress R 29 , Bee. 317 15
FOR LEASE-REAL ESTATE
VVP have received Instructions to lease for a
term of yonrs twenty lotn on Dlondo street he-
JjU'en 21th and 27th stioets. These lots will be
leased nt n low price. Sl7e of loin , 30x127 and
157 feet.
Also have for rent n twenty-acre tract on 30th
street east of Fort Oinalm , only four miles train
the postolllce. Cheap. Gee , J. Paul , Room 111
llonul of Truda building. M179 IS *
MEDICAL.
Rtttei , IVie word first Insertion , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
DR. C. V. CROOK'S NEW METHOD TREATment -
ment of nerves , utomach und heart. 407 Dee
Building. X M553 M2J
MUSIC , ART AN LANGUAGET
Rates , lOc a line each lei rtlon , $1.50 n Una per
month. Nothing taken for ] It'ss than 23c.
Q. F ] GRLLENDECHV BANJOIST AND
teacher , 1S10 California ijU oil
UNDERTAKERS AftjD EMB ALMER8
Rates , l' o word flrstf .Insertion , Ic .a word
thereafter. Nothing takifor less than 2Jc.
H. K. ' RURKirr. FUNERAL 7)RECTOR | AND
tinbnlmer. HIS Chicago' * ! . Tvl. 90. W *
DRESSMAKING.
Rates , ijc ; won ! first < tnsvrtlon , lo n word
thereafter Nothing taltenjror less than IJc.
ARTISTIC TAILOR-MAWS DRESSMAKING ,
from 15.00 up. MadamoiCorbett. 1712 Hpcnccr ,
Kountzo Place. 31 M30S MIS *
DREsiMAKINO 7NlAMILIE3. Mfsd STURDY
4218 Nicholas. HIA2"
UPHOLSTERING.
Rates. lOc n line first Insertion , Jl.M n Una
per month. Nothing ml.e.'i for leia than 2c.
GLOBE UPHOLSTERING CO , , GENERAL FUlt-
nlture icpulrlntc ; citlmatea und Information
cheerfully given. All work railed for nnd
promptly attended to. 202 ] Furnam itreet.
Telephone ) 7M. 1I3JJ
BUREAU , SUEOD. ! . . SOLICITORS. noa
Uulldlnit. OMAHA. NED. Advluo KRKK.
QUICKLY AMU I-KIIMANENTI.Y
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Bre.
y Kubn A Co. , Cor. Ulh A UouciniiM * . und J. A.
Vull.ri Co..Oor.llthWoueiau ti..oMAIU.
THE BENNETT LIBEL CASE
What Eddie Zoon Told Mrs. Ledge About
Affairs at the Jail ,
SHE TELLS A PLAIN , STRAIGHT STORY
IVns the Opposite at 111 * Testimony on the
AVRncsn Stuml-Corriilinniti * ) ! by State
ment" of Othcrit-Olhnr E
Yeslt'riliij.
evidence In rebuttal wns still the program
nt , tbo continued hearing of the Ilcnnctt-
Uosevvater libel case yesterday afternoon ,
nnd there were numerous Indications that
the loni ; drawn out preliminary Inquisition
was nearlng a close.
The sta o called Frank Strand , a relative
of Mrs. George Smith , who testified that
Smith had said to him that $100 would bo
better for Mrs. Smith than would testifying
on the witness stand.
Sergeant Slgwart was called for the pur
pose of Impeaching the testimony of Edna
Marshall. Ho said her moral character wns
bad nnd her General reputation for chastity
was the same.
The defense recalled Theodore Dennett.
Ho testified that ho knew J. C. Henry , who
was In the Jail last fall. Moshcr was never
out of the Jail all night In September or
October , nnd was not out one Saturday night
and Sunday iilght.
J. C. Henry wns called. Ho snld ho know
Dennett and Mosher. Ho was In the Doug
las county Jail last fall. There were two
Saturday nights and Sundays when the wit
ness did not see Mosher there. The witness
was confined In the same part of the Jail
ns Mosher. Ho noticed particularly that
Moshor was not there , as ho had to pass
Mosher's cell to go to his own. On cross-
examination the witness said be played
checkcm with Mosher every day , nnd ho
knew that Mosher was gone two Sundays.
Ho noticed the door of Mosher's cell stand
ing open , and ho could recall It bccauso ho
saw It and several of the prisoners had
spoken of It.
Mrs. William II. Smith testified that Mrs.
Mary L. Smith was formerly her daughter-
in-law. The latter was at the witness'
house at Avcry , August 28 , and said she
could see George In the county Jail any time ,
day or night. She said she was at the Jail
with Edith Waters and spent the evening
with George Smith and Theodore nennett.
She further said that they had stayed ua
Into as 12 o'clock. The witness asked her
If they wore not afraid to go homo so late
and Mrs. Smith replied that Theodore went
home with them.
EASY ENOUGH TO GET IN.
On cross-examination the witness said
Edith Waters was with Mrs. Mary Smith on
this occasion. The conversation occurred
Just a few days before George was to bo
taken away. It was started by the hurry
of Mrs. Smith to get back to the city to see
George and the witness said It would bo
Impossible to get Into the Jail that night as
It was so late. Mrs. Smith replied that she
could get In , and then followed the further
conversation about her personal experience
In getting Into the Jail on previous occasion * ,
J. E. Gllck of The Bee was recalled. Ho'
said ho knew Larry Casey and heard him
say , about two weeks ago In a wine room In
Goldsmith's saloon , that ho ( Casey ) was
present In that saloon when Mosher was
there with Theodore Bennett ono night , and
that ho ( Casey ) had at that time called Gold
smith's attention to the fact that It was
Moshcr.
Charles Perrln , formerly of the World-
Herald staff , testified that ho knew Ed Keen
and had a conversation with him In Mur
phy's saloon February 21 , In the afternoon.
Keen then said that he and Theodore Den
nett were drinking beer In the Jail offlco
nhnitt 10 n'nlnelrvhnn Hmv lionrd fnrrlltln
screams coming up from the women's de
partment. They Jiurrled down and found n
girl suffering fearfully and the shcots cov
ered with blood. Dr. 'Lanyon was called , but
did not succeed In relieving the girl , and
Keen then took It upon himself to call Dr.
King , who came with his Instruments and
stopped the hemorrhage. On cross-examina
tion the witness said this conversation grew
out of a reference to this libel case , when the
witness asked Keen his Idea of the outcome.
Keen replied that ho didn't think they
could make the Dennett case stick , but
that they would make the Mrs. Dennett case
hold. The witness asked why , and Keen
said he know the facts. The witness then
Inquired what they were and Keen detailed
the story. The witness said ho was a news
paper reporter. Ho had never worked for
The Dee , but ho had done some work for
Mr. Rosewater slnco this conversation. Ha
was not working for llosowater when that
conversation took place.
Counsel for the defense announced that It
was desired to have the testimony of Mrs.
Anna Ledge , as certain questions had been
asked the witness , Keen , with a view to
Impeaching his testimony , but that she was
sick and unable to appear In the court room.
Inasmuch as she lived within a couple of
blocks of Uio court roam , the defense would
ask the state's attorney to consent to taking
her deposition.
This was agreed to , and a recess was taken
for that purpose. Dennett at once hustled
out to get Keen , and accompanied by the
reporters , the complalnlng witness and the
defendant , the attorneys proceeded to the flat
occupied by Mrs. Ledge at C20 South Six
teenth street.
WHAT KOEN TOLD MRS. LODGD.
Mrs. Ledge testified as follows on direct ex
amination by Judge Estelle :
Q. What Is your name ? A. Anna Lodge.
Q. Do you know ono Ed Keen ? A. I
ought to.
CJ. Well , do you know him ? A. Yes , sir ;
I know him.
Q. You remember of his being hero In the
county Jail ? A. Yes , sir ; I remember of his
being In the county jail.
Q. Do you remember the occasion of his
being released from the county Jail ? Do you
remember the time when ho was released ?
A. Oh , yes ; but I do not know the exact
date , but I know about the time.
Q. On the day after his release- from the
county Jail was ho not nt your house hero ?
A. Yes , sir ; ho stnyed hero four , flvo or
maybe six \\eeks after ho got ieleosed.
Q. Was ho hero the day after he was re
leased ? A. Yes , sir ; ho was.
Q. On that occasion didn't he In a con
versation with you use this language : ' 'I '
know enough to ruin the Dennett family ? "
A. Yes , sir , ho said that.
Q. And In response to that didn't you
then ask him what he knew , and didn't I in
reply : "Thero was an abortion committed
In the county Jnll on n girl whllo I \\as
there ? " A. Yes. ho said that ,
Q. And then didn't you say to him , "How
cnn such things go on there nnd Mrs. Den
nett not know It , she being the matron ? "
A. Yes , sir , I s.lld that to IMdlo Koon.
Q. And didn't lie reply , "Why , she did
know of It ? " A. Ycs.slr.
Q. Then didn't you say this or In substance -
stance this ! "Why , Eddie , I am surprised ;
I thought Mrs. Dennett was n modal
woman ? " A. Yes , sir.
Q. And didn't ho then reply : "I probably
should not say anything about this , ns Mrs.
Dennett treated mb kindly whllo I was sick ? "
A. Yes , sir , IMdic Keen said that.
Q. Do you remember the occasion of the
general election In 1S93 , this last fall ? A.
Yes , sir.
Q. A short tlmo after that , probably n
week nftcr the general election , wasn't Mr.
Keen hero nt your house ? A. Yes , sir , but
I do not think It wns so lain as n week.
Q. A short time after ? A. Yes , sir.
Q. On that occasion didn't ho nay to you ,
referring to the election : "Well , wo got
loft ? " and to that didn't you reply : "I nm
surprised that you defended Mr. Dennett
nfter what you told mo about what occurred
In the Jail ? " A. Yes , sir , I did.
Q. And didn't ho then reply , "It Is money ,
all Is fair In campaign fights ? " A. Yes ,
sir , ho said that.
Q. On that occasion didn't you hnvo n
conversation with regard to the woman or
to the girl named Sayer ? A. Yes , sir ,
the Moshor woman I called her ; I knew her
better by that name.
Q. In that conversation didn't you then
ask htm this question UEO substantially this
language : "Tho Idea of your defending the
Sayer girl , when you told mo Itas she who
went to the Jail to see Moshcr. " Didn't you
say that to him ? A. Not Just In those
words. I said this : "fiddle , I nm surprised
nt your doing this when you know her
character didn't Justify It , nnd that she went
to the Jail to see Mosher. "
Q. And to that didn't ho reply : "Well ,
I got paid for what I said about her ? " A.
Yes. sir , Eddie Keen told mo that ho got
paid for what he said about her.
On cross-examination , the witness gald that
she know that the character of the Sayer
woman was not what It ought to be , because
of the company she Kept. She had seen Miss
Sayer In the company of women whom the
witness knew to bo living with men to
whom they were not married , nnd nlso
know from the conversation of these
women that Miss Sayer was
frequently In their company. The wltnens
said she had ben to the J.ill to BOO Keen on
several occasions. When ho was released
ho came Immediately to her house , nnd sat
In the room In which she now was , talking
about things that happened at the Jail. The
witness had asked him about the people
there , saying bhe understood that some of
them wcro "characters , " and ho had told
her that there were queer things going on
In the Jail. When ho told her about the
abortion , she asked what doctor was called ,
and he told her that It was Dr. Lanyon. Ho
did not say what Lanyon had to do with the
case , merely replying that ho was called In.
EDDIE WENT DACIC ON HER.
The witness' testimony In chief was not at
nil shaken or changed by the cross-examin
ation. Keen prompted the state's attorney in
the questioning from a position behind the
latter's back. Mrs. Lodge noticed It , and
told him not to no afraid to cojno out from
his hiding place and say openly whatever he
had to say. She remarked that he need not
bo afraid of what she was going to say , as
It was simply the truth and nothing but what
ho had said to her. At the conclusion of the
examination she told Keen that ho knew
very well that she had been a mother to him
when he was In trouble , nnd had traveled the
streets day and night for him ; hud carried
his meals to him at the jail ; had looked up
parties to sign the bond ; had mortgaged her
furniture to raise money to spend in his
behalf , and ho had In the end turned his
back on nil his obligations , and refused to
repay her for her trouble or for the money ad
vanced for him , She assured Dennett that she
had nothing against him personally , as she
did not know him as other than Keen had
represented him to her. All she knew about
the matter was from oKoen's conversation ,
and that was what she had been called on to
repeat. She salu Keen tola Her that ho had
received $ COO from Dennett for what had
been printed regarding him.
The party nt once returned to the court
room , and the stenographer read his notes to
the court.
Dr. Lanyon was-recalled by the state , and
denied that he had ever been called to the
jail at night , or nt any other time to attend
a patient who was suffering from a hemor-
rage.
rho defense announced that It had ono
other witness , Mr. Kemmerllng , who was unable -
able to be present bccauso of the funeral of a
member of his family , but that It would got
through with Its evidence at the next session.
Doth sides announced that they would want
to argue the case at length , but thought they
could get through in a day. The case was
continued until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Wo could not Improve uio quality If wo
paid double the price. DeWltt's Witch
Hazel Salvo Is the best salvo that experience
can produce , or that money can buy.
TIIK HUAMV
INSTRUMENTS placed on record March
14 , 1894 :
wAiuiANTv monns. -
G II LowU nnd wife to' Giandvlew Drlck
company , e 31Vj feet of lot 2 , block 3
KoMter'n add . J3.500
8 W li" ) < lcy und wife to O W Chnimmn
lot 2. block 1 , i\uri-u Place . COO
M A Hall and wife to W II I'ltch , lot 1
block 102 , Dundee Place . 1,500
J I ) iilli nnd wife to M K AiiKsbury , lot
13. block 2 , Hllhldi ; add No. 1 . 1
Same tn it 1 ! Heninan , lot 12 , block 2. s.ima ,1
Same tn P J Hoyt , lot II , block 2 , name. . 1
K J llovt to M J iilln : , Maine : . 1
Umll Krone nnd wife to Klrst German " " *
Society MethodlHt Kplbcopal church of
South Omaha , lot 7 , block Cj , South
Om.iha . ' 1
Flint German Society Methodist Episcopal
chinch of South Omaha to imll Krone ,
lotH D nnd 0 , hloclc V , snma . 1
J It Ilcall to J W Thomas , lot 10 , block V > ,
llan > > com I'lacc . 4,850
J S Griffon nnd wife to J p Schoulni ; . w
S acrcn of H'i \ of n 1- acres of a ' ,4 of uj >
of n Vi of H\v 32-15-13 . , . , . . . 4,003
O \VilKht to G M I'ay , lot 2 , hloik 3.
O'Nelll'B mibJIv . 1,000
Midway Investment company to U ( J
.Slump , lot 23. block 1. 1'er.son.s & 11' a add ISO
QUIT CLAIM UUCD5.
J G Taylor to W II Mllhud. trustee , w 40
fci-t of mihdlv of lot C , In lut 2 , Capitol
ndd . 1
IVnJamln Km lla lo Antoinette Umslle , lot
111 , block 2 , Idlewlld add . 1
DBUUS.
D I Cnrlnn , epeclal mauler , to W II Mil-
lurd , trustee , w 40 ft-et of siibdlv of lot
C , In lot 2 , Capitol udd . 1,240
Total amount of truimfcra . 119,711
Coughil , hoarseness , sere throat , etc. ,
quickly relieved by Drown's bronchial
troches. They surpass nil other preparations
tn removing hoarseness , and ns a cough rem
edy uro pre-eminently ilia best ,
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Sold Mb.
Only In Package * .
SISTER CECILIA'S ' EVIDENCE
She Oonld Not Positively Identify Mhi
Mndoliuo Pollard.
OBJECTIONS MADE TO HER TESTIMONY
Another I.ogul Spur llrturcn HIP Oppunlng
Altoriu-jK Nothing Vrry .Scnvitloiml lu
Hearing A Itrniitno
of Wlmt Wit * Slid ) ,
WASHINGTON' , March 14. The testimony
of Sister Cecelia of Pueblo , Cole , , formerly
superior of the Norwood asylum near Cin
cinnati , was resumed when the Drrcklnrldgd
trial commenced this morning. Miss Pollard
wns again In the court room , sitting nearly
In front of Colonel Drccklnrldgo , with only
the austere-faced sister from the house ol
refuga bealdo her , her other nnUnoun friend
being absent. Sister Cecelia was on the wit
ness stand. Replying to Attorney Carlisle' : )
question , she said that who had n good mem
ory for names , but a poor ono for faces. Shu
could not afllrm positively the Identity ol
Miss Pollnrd as nn Inmate of the Norwood
Institution , nor could she sny that she had
not seen her there.
A dispute arose between counsel ever
the question of admission as evidence of the
witness's opinion ns to the Identity of the
young woman.
Judge Ilrndloy said that If the question
ns propounded was Intended to elicit tlm
opinion of witnesses as to the Identity ot
the plaintiff with n ccitnln person who wns
at the asylum at a certain tlmo , It was com.
pctont ; If It was Intended to show that tlm
witness , from things she had subsequently-
learned , had become convinced that tlm
plaintiff had at KQHIO tlnm bunn mi , , , ,
ot the asylum , It was Incompetent.
The plaintiff's counsel reserved nn ex.
ccptlon lo the court's ruling.
Plaintiffs council then framed n different
pucstion , and nsked : "What Is your opinion
as to the Identity as to the plaintiff with u
patient In your asylum In May , Juno and
July , 1885 ? " which was nlso overruled.
Another exception noted nnd followed by the
question : "Wlmt Is your belief as to
whether the plaintiff was In your asylum
during these months ? "
"That Is a question for the Jury , " said
Judge Dradley.
Mr. Carlisle Inquired whether any patients
In the asylum had been In the habit of veil
ing themselves , to which the sister replied :
"There were two or thrco Indies who veiled
their faces when they thought there wai
danger of being recognized by visitors from
Cincinnati. "
Sister Cecelia remembered that three or
four ladles come there from Cincinnati In
the spring of 1SS5 In carriages , but when
asked If there had been a patient by the
name of Durgoyne , answered : "Tho name
Is not familiar to mo. "
The cross-examination was very brief ,
Sister Cecelia , saying In answer to Mr. Dut-
torworth that she had held several con
versations with Mlsa Pollard slnco her ar
rival In Washington. After the two sisters
had retired the reading of deposition * ! by
Kato Perry Knno ot G2 Front street , Cin
cinnati , who had been In the spring of 1S85
a member of the firm ot Drs. Duchnnan &
Perry , was begun by Mr. Carlisle. Mrs.
ICano remembered that Miss Pollard had
boarded In their house ns Dr. Duchannn's
patient , under the name of Miss Louisa
Wilson , Identifying the plaintiff positively.
From the cross-examination In the deposi
tion It appeared that Miss Pollard had a mis
carriage , that she was described by Dr.
Uticlinnnii as "an unfortunate Kentucky
girl. "
The boarder was understood to bo a young ,
unmarried woman and once after she had
been to meet a friend nl a hotel about some
financial matters Dr. Kane asked why sha
did not marry the frlnnd. to which Miss
Pollard replied that she could not now , that
he hud ruined her and Rho loathed him , had
steeled her heart against him and would
not marry him , although lie had offered to
marry her. Ftom Miss Pollard's ways ,
general actions and knowledge of things In
1SS5 the witness thought she must linva
been about 21 years old then. She was not
at all frivolous or girlish , kept her
afT.iira to herself and tlmo seemed to have
dealt gently with her.
MISS POLLARD'S FRIEND.
The Identity of the friend who sat bcsldo
Miss Pollard throughout the trial was
divulged when Mr. Carlisle called Dr. Delia
Buchanan , and that lady walked around to
the witness stand and took the oath. As
she was giving her nanio , occupation and tliu
usual preliminary answers , Mr. Thompson
spoke out familiarly : "Speak up n llttlo
louder , please , doctor , wo can't hear you. "
Dr. Duclmnnn has nn intelligent face. She
stated that she first made Miss 1'ollanl'n
acquaintance under the name of Louisa Wil
son In Juno , 1SS5 , when Miss Pollard came
from the foundling asylum at Norwood In
a carriage , her coming having been arranged
by Dr. Mary Street , now Mrs , Logan. Miss
Pollard had evidently given birth lo a child.
"Aro you married or single ? " asked Mr.
Stall , beginning the cross-examination.
"I hnvo been married , " responded the wlt >
ness , with emphasis on the verb.
"I married James S. Schercr In 1874 , but
afterwards secured a divorce nnd resumed
my maiden name. "
When Mr. Stoll went Into the degree of
Intimacy between Dr. Duclmnan and her
partner , Dr. Street , between 1881 and 1885 ,
Judge Dradley Interposed that ho waa carryIng -
Ing It too fur , whereat Miss Pollard turned to
llanh upon the Kentucky lawyer a significant
smile. Dr. Duclmnan was asked whether nhu
wns the name witness who had made n de
position In Cincinnati on February 1. She
said she was , and Identified her Hlgnaturo
to the deposition. The cross-oxamlnallou of
Dr. Duchanan was completed after the noon
recess , the doctor Inclining occasionally to
ward Senator Cass In her replies to
Mr. Stoll.
WAS A STUDENT WITH MADELINE.
An nflldavlt by Mrs. Wcslcyan Robertson ,
wife of William F. Robertson of Cincinnati
and daughter of Dr. Drown , the president
of Wcsleyan seminary In 1883 und 1881 , wan
rcud by Mr. Carlisle. The deponent had
been a student at the seminary when Made
line Pollard was there ; hud been given by
Mifs Pollard u lotlcr to be opened on tlio
night of her graduation , In June , 1885. Hho
had last seen tha letter when her husband
gave It to Colonel Drccklnrldgo without her
consent. Hero Mr. Stoll had said , before tha
notary , that ho had the letter , and wanted
the court to protect him In the posaeaalon
of It , und Intended to offer It to the witness
for Identification.
"Hut you did not got It honestly , " the
witnoHa replied.
The letter was Identified by her. In ( ho
correspondence the witness had once , In
August , 1881 , addressed Miss Pollard an
"Madellno Lillian Drecklnrldgo Pollaid. "
Miss Pollard had snld that | irr lather was
a great admirer of Mr. Drocklnridgu's father ;
that Hhi > herself admired SV. C. P. Drockln-
rldgo greatly , us ht < wan the "Star ot Ken
tucky , " a statement which , even road by
Mr. Carlisle at second hand , btlrred a laugh.
In ono letter Ml s Pollard had spoken ot her
deep debt ot gratitude to Mr. Rhodes , and
wrote : "How can I over marry the old
wretch ? "
The witness had undcrxtood that Rhodes
was Mlaa Pollard's guardian , and wanted to
marry her. In the letter Miss Pollard had
spoken ot her love for Prof. Overman. Ac
cording to the witness , Miss Pollard had
been an exceptionally bright and ladyllico
girl , smart In hur studies , although. ) iur
education In early llfo had been neglected.
She had ne > er lived In a city apparently ,
and was very dlllldent In tha presence of
gentlemen. Mlsi Pollard hud told of hur
visit home on account of the death of her
slBtcr , and of meeting Colonel Drucklnrlds *
on the train.
"I remember very distinctly U t Hho wa
very much elated that a man ot his stand
ing nhould como to her nnd address hur , "
Bald the witness.Vu heard a great deal of
this Incident. I thought Miss Pollard an
puro-mlnded a girl OH J over met , with con
siderably lens experience of the way * of the
world th'aii the avi'iuto ; young woman who
catno to the college. My llrst Impressions
wcro that him had been taken itdvantanu of
nnd I always retained them. She apoku ot
Mr. Jlrocklnrldgis na a kind , fatlicrly old
m n. "
The time referred to In tlil todtlmony won
In the holiday * of HS.'I und 1SHI. Tha wit-
nOK3 wax llifil 18 } 'curj old and Mlis Pollard
WU3 yuuiiunr.