Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , MARCH " 16 , 1801.
8PEGIHL NOTICES.
Adrtrtl-ement * for then * column * will lx > taken
Until Jl 30 p in. for thn evening nnd until 9.00 p.
m. for the morning nnd Bundajr edition * .
Advertiser * , by rcnut-tlnic n numbered cheek ,
can have ananrrs nddre-scd to a numbered lettet
In rare of The He * Answer * on address-d will
b delivered upon presentation of the check.
\ u SITUATIONS WANTED.
Half- , lOc a line each Insertion. tl.M n line per
month. Nothing taken for lean " " "j
WANTED , A HITUXTIoVirfAN AM
printer nf ten yearexperience. . i
II , Coin , la.
WANTEDr A POSITION IIV MILLINERY
wilwl'tV. " ' " .I city references ' " " ' < >
A-M Ot H
lire-ax 13 67 , life.
A Bwi3t iHii oiiii. WOULD LIKE TO DO OKS-
pent housework In some amill family. AdilreKS
till California street. A Mm 1H
Rates , l'4c ' wnrd first Insertion , Ic n. word
thereafter Nothing laken for Una than 2e.
SOLICITORS TF.AMH FURNI8HED ; INSTALL
m-nt goods. American Wringer Co. . 1C03 Howard -
ard "t.
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AGENTS , .SALARY OR COMMISSION. THE
Krealest Invention of the age. The New Pat
ent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil S-lls on
nlKht. Wmks like mifrlc. AKcnls are mik-
In * J2300 tn 1125.00 per week. I or further
particular * write the Monroe Eraser Mftr. Co ,
X 38. La Cros-e. WIs - T7
TAILORS WANTED AT FRANK J. JlAiKlirS.
H * * * * 13 * J
MVK SOLICITORS CAN EARN FROSt J2 00 TO
C 00 p-r day. Apply 17 , Granllo blojCj 2.1A. ( .
TRAVELING MEN AND AGENTS TO SELL
the Daisy Stove Polish as n side line. K ou
rnmmhmlon allowed Address at " " " I"e
Iowa Mftc. Co. Iowa City , ja. M-M378 > _
THE UNITED STATES CIVIL HF.ItyiCB COM-
or niiii'1
ml-Hton announces thai ihe miplilJ
slenOKraphiiM and Ijpewrller * for Iho deiirl- |
mentul service at WiuhlnKton Is not wiunl o
Uie demanil There are rcUlltlunn | now wlilcn
cannel IHillltd for want of cflKlhl.H. Appolnt-
mentH to Iheso places are usually at salaries
of ll.oWOi ) or le n There will li nn cxnmlnn-
tlon nt Omiha. Net ) , on April It , nl wlilch
persona destrlnR to compete m or be examine' '
Them- who desire to tike Iho examination
should write lo Ihe Civil Service rommlss on.
Wnshlnclon , I ) . C. . nnd obtain application
blanks and pamphlets of Instruction The
clerk-cop > lst exnmlnnllon will have to IK- taken
on n l iHl * . nnd there will be practical testa
In stenography and typewriting H Mill n'
BLACKSMITH WANTED , MUST
about 3 years experience : must be sober ,
wage * . Apply at Otto Talli , Scrlbnc _ N btT 1S
WANTRD-8IX HARNESS MAKKUS AT ONCi : .
I-remont Sa.Mlery Co , rrumont ,
IOY ) WANTED TO WOIIIC TOfl HIS IIOAUD
nml go to flchool. Must bo over 1C ( ft I -J
it-Mlit. 16
rnrmtin. -
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WANTnU-AOKNTS. IHO MONHY roil tJOOD
men. Apply between nml 9 a , m itnil B p. in.
nnd 8 p. m nt 421 lleo bldg U-M4.3 ! _ _
MANAOIMl WANT3D. [ ENI3UOnTIC'
Blbl man In each Blnte to .mp oy anil laKc
charge of agent. ) HilllnB newest slot uuchlnes ,
our make. . M. Hkrsdorfcr & Co , Cincinnati , O.
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rates. IWc word flrst Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for lc a t lan 2oC.
WANTED-ollTL FOR GENERAL HOFSE-
work ; family of iwo. 117 So. 3Cth stree
C * ij * I * *
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENeral -
eral housework , references rcqulreil Mrs. Al
bert Nee , 1337 Park ave. C > jl-l *
GOOD COOK. 1310 SHERMAN AVENUE. MRS.
A. SnuniU is. C Mln 1 ,
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.WANTED-HOirSEKEEPER. AGE APOUT 33 ,
In family of G , all grown. Address I. J. Ilee
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jAOY CANVASSERS WANTED TO SE LI.
sarsaparlll i In northern part of city Address
R K. Bee. O-MI&i 16 *
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR OEN 13 R A I.
housework. 1021 Park avenue L ISJ-17 *
WANTED-GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework , ZM1 Leavemvorth. C Hi-lj *
WANTED. OIItlTToR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work 1112 South Tenth otreel. C M1Q13 )
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
In family of Iwo. German or Swedish prcrerrtJ.
1412 Norlh 17lh Btreet. C MI93 16 *
FOB BENT HOUSES.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITYTHE
O. F. Davis r mpany , 1503 Farnam. D 878
C-ROOM COTTAGE ! ? , MODERN , CHOICE IN
Slanford Circle. C. S. Eleullcr. 201 lien build
ing. D-8"3
HOUSES , r. 1C DARLING. BARKER I1LOCK.
NEW MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE. 31 i MASON
D 730
RENTAL AGENCY. G07 BROWN BLOCK.
. AND 4-ROOM APARTMENTS. STEAM IIBAT :
references required , 81C S. 22d. D SS3
FINE CORNER FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK.
7 rooms , rnnso and nil -oilier conveniences.
George Clouscr , room 2 , 1623 Farnam.
D M333
C-ROOM II , 1901 N. 23 ; 3-ROOM H , 1303 CALI-
fornlo. at. : 5-room H , 1308 California.
7-llOOM MODERN COTTAGE. EAST FRONX
JZ2 00. Fidelity Trust Co , 1702 Farnnm.D
D CM
RENTAL AG'CY. HUTCHINSON , 1C21 Farnam
D MM ) M.'IJ
OR RENT. OiI3 OF THOSE CHOICE STEAM
heated Hals In Hie P. E. Her block , IClh and
Jackson directs. Call at 11U Hainey slreet
D Ml 45
FOR RENT TO A SMALL FIRST CL VPS
family without children , u nice nine loom
modern house 510 North 20lh si. , lenl reason
able. BOI-ES & Hill. 1103 Farnam St.D215
D-215 A5
RENTAL AGENCY , SHERWOOD , 3 N Y. Life.
D 22H-A5 *
FIRST CLASS. WELL LOCATED IIO US I IS. I , .
B. SiKlnner. 310 'N. Y. . Life' . . D-3IS
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FOR RENT7" 0 ROOM COTTAGE , DOS SOUTH
3Ut street D MJS3 17 *
HOUSES FOR RliNT NEAR IIAN'V'OM PARK ,
nil modern conveniences Hicks. SM N. Y Life
bldK. D-M393 17
DESIRAIIUE EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE , NEAR
Hluft vchool. Inquire 2olG Capitol nve.
nve.DIOt IS *
A NUMBER OF MODERN HOUSES FOR
rent. Lift jour property with ( leo. W. V
Coates , Ij I'atlerson blk D-MU ) 13
9-ROOM TlIHCK * 1 tOUSE. FIRST-l'LASS CON-
dltldn. 2717 Jiukson. Modem Impnivements
Inquire .715 .InuKnqn. D M413 19 *
r FOR TlTiNT- 13 IIAVE A LARGE LIST OF
cholcu hcnifes to rent ut prleiH raiiKlni ; from
jr > ,00 p * r month nnd up. Neu list now read } * .
Gee , J. Paul , llo.ni . 111 Board of Trade hnlld-
Ing. > , D-M4SO 18 *
8-ROOM 1IOUSE. M.L MODERN , M9 PARK
nrenuo. Incinlrq at Oil. D XH33 A13
> uaosi "MODERN" FLATS , 29rn AND IJAV-
cnvvortli J W Sqlllri' , 218 lleo 11 Id'R D 4SS
tMUOM llOUSE AND RAUN7"Mr IMVEN-
port. Imiulm 121 N 3M , D MJD1 11'
FOR RENT FURNISHED RQIOMJI
Riles. l'jcoid llrst Insertion , Ic n. won )
thereatu r. NolhliiK taken fur lesa lhan Soo.
3 FURNISHED "TlOOMS FOR HOCSEKEEP-
IniC for man und wife. Rent taken In boaid
3U N. 17th E-SCO
PM3ASANT R(5o ( > li 1913 DODGED
13-313 1C
NICELY FURNISHED 8OUTII ROOM WllII
alcove * . ISO ) month , GO I S 17th Hi , E I.J 17 *
FOR RENT- PLEASANT "pot Tlf "I'lloNT
room , iiiltniile foi tl'o ct'r.tkmnn , S.'U Faniam
13 MHO
FI'RNISIIED ROOM ! GENTLEMAN. 2)17 ) IIAlf-
ne > l 13-IM1-19 *
rURNISHEB ROOMS AND BOARD.
Rates , Ujo.onl llrst Insertion , lo a word
thoionttei. NntliliiB taken fur IC.JH t MM Za.
YOFNO WOMEN'S HOME. UNTJ"l U CARE OF
Wou.CiVi Clir'.tiui luuoclntlcn , ! 11 S. 17th st ,
F-SSJ
} too iH AND nouniNr
first S101 DoiiRlaa strcnt. F--1J ! MID *
ROO.Mrt Wl i .OARDALM > 1JAY
W S 17lh Hlrfi-U F-
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NICl Iff Ft P.N1S1IED Bijl5TJl"TjOOMn7l
llr-t last KviV. 2111 hi , Mao o avenue.
F tli
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DFSIltAIILE ItOOMd WITH IIOAIlll. RlifmH
i IK . SOJ N. mil , I'Mild I7
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IH RNI8HEI ) r.OO.Mrtl RATES MODEl
Hei'iio tab'i9.i nirnimtnet. . F M4J. .
rci LATTliom ; . JH NouTTi ivrir ITniKET !
Good looms , tfood tiM , irownabli- lulus
r-MIJI A1J *
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LARGE. CCK3U WELL FI'RNISHL'D SOUTH
frint room ami prlviite boatO , all ino.urii | con.
v nkiur.H. tlio Douglas. F--i > ) 15
( ' / 'W , lOo a line -uch liuerttoiu tl U n line per
v ( wjith Nulhlns lakcn for lea thin S5c <
1C MON1J1S LKASK OF UTORK. SOJ
1-MIJJ
FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES.
Continued.
OFFICES IXJR RENT IN TUB
bulldln * . ICth and Hurney. Special Induce *
tnenU h-ld out to permnnenl tenant * . Applr
to Jobst Uros. , rooms CO and 1 Schllti build'
Inr. I-M8SI
1'OR RENT , TUB 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING.
91 * Fnrnam t. The bulldlnft ban a fireproof
crrnent bnsemcnt. complete steam heatlne fix
ture * , water on all lloors , gas , -tc. Apply at
lh otfl'-e of The Beg. 1 910
THE 3-STORY B'lORE BUILDING. 1311 FAR.
nam it. Rour- & Hill , 1403 Farnam * t.
FOR RENT. TWO ELEGANT STORES AND
basement * , corner of llth and Howard -street * ;
best location In Omaha for rommlsiilon house * .
A. J Poppleton , Room JH First National Bank
bld < r. I SI1I4 U
AGENTS WANTED.
Rate * . IWe word first Insertion , la n. word
thereafter. Nolhlng taken for less than He.
AGENTS WANTED"TO HANDLE OUR BLOT
machineejulck seller * . 100 per cent profit.
J. T Malhews & O ) , M , 5 $ nnd 60 I iiiKWinlh
Klriet , Clnclnnall , O. J MI971B *
WANTED TO RENT.
Rates , l'4o word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing , taken for ! * - tiinn 25e.
WANTI3D. HOUSES Fo7rilENT. W. G. TEM-
plclon. SOS'-iiHon blric K-19 31
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A YOUNG 0 UI'LE WITHOUT CHILDREN
wish to rent a fuinlshed house foi the sum
mer or would be willing t" take cnro of house
for family leaving the cliy for summer. Best
of clly references furnished. Address E M , Bee
office. K-450 IS *
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YOUNG COt'PI.E WANT SUITE OF ROOMS.
will inuilirn conveniences , for light house
keeping Address E M , Bee' . K MI74 1C *
WANTED TO RENT MODERN HOt SE , 9 OR
10 rooms Address , statlni ; terms and location.
E M , Dei- K 4S3-15 *
STORAGE.
Itates , lOc a line each Insertion , tl.X ! ) a line per
month. NolhlnK laken for lesa lhan Kc.
STORAGE FOR. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. CLEAN
and cheap rale. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam.M
M 888
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROS , 1214 HARNEY.
11 SSj
WANTED TO BTTY.
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Itntes , IVic word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taUen for lesa than 2Sc
WANTKD , STOCK OP OBNERAb MD813. FOU
clear land and ctsli , J. D. Zlttle , llrown blk. ,
Onmha. N-MI
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IIIOHTI3HT IMUC13 PAID TOlt 8UCOND-IIAND
furniture , carpels , atovca , etc. S. H. llrown ,
3 > N 16th. Tel. 1711 N 314A9 *
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WANT13IJ , AN UXI'ItnSS WAGON THAT WII.I.
carry an organ or piano In exclnngo on organ
or piano. Woodbrldga llros , 120 N. IClh Bt.
WANTIM > TO UUY A 1T.W 1'IECES OP
cliolro leal estate , cither builness or residence
proputy. Must be strictly bargains , only such
nenl nnsnir thlrt advertisement. Imo location
ami full pirtlcul ire , also It all .ash Is any
object Adilnss. for one week II G4. Ilee odlie.
All communications conMentnl N M1O ) 19 *
PAMII.Y HOIlSn AND t'AUKIAUE. ADUIU3SS.
Hinting price , 13 G7. Uee. N-4S.VJ1
Hates. lOc a. line each Insertion. Jl.M 11 line per
month Nothing taken for lesa than 2oc.
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roil SAI.13-HOU8EHOI.D rUUNlTOKE. AI-
moHt new. will sell cheap : house for rent , pai-
tles leaving ilty. 3013 N. ICth st. O 157-16'
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AUCTION ruiiNiTunr. or STATE HOTEL ,
In bulk , 1310 Douglas , March 20. 10 a. in.
O M4CI 20
FOB SALE HORSESWAGONSETO.
natts , lOc n line each Insertion. Jl W a line per
month. Nothl.iB taken for less than 25c.
AI.lj KINDS Or VniUCLUS AT COG ON THE
dollar.
After Match 0 I will have on exhibition ( for a
short time only ) at U13 Farnam street , Omaha ,
a full line of line carriages , coupes , laniHus ,
victorias , park and canopy rigs , buggies , phae
tons , cnrts. buckboarcl" . all kinds of business
and pleasuio wagons , ilrajs , mills and delivery
wagons , which I will close out at
OOC ON THE UOI.I.AIL.
A full line nnd e\erythlnK Ihst-cUss.
Como and see and bo convinced that you cnn buy
nnjthln * sou want at half prlco at 1213 Tar-
nam street , Omaha , Neb.W.
W. P. MOMAUGH.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilates , IVic word first Insertion , Ic a word
thrreaftt r. Nothing taken for less than 23C.
I1AL.KD HAY TOR SALE. TH13 STANDARD
Cuttla Company. Ames , Neb. , have 2 000 tons
of good barn stored hay for sale. All orders
filled piomptly. Q 837
rOR SAl7u TWO POOL AND TWO I1ILLIARD
tables , Manhattan style , monarch cushions , slzn
\Vj by 9. and all Ilxtures pertaining thereto
Tables not used one jear jet. Will sell or trade
Tor pirtlculars write to I > ank Oeorlte , Carroll
City. Iowa. Q 201 A4
TOR 8AU3. SECOND HAND ENGINES. IN
first duns shape , from 5 to 40-horao powei. In
dustrial Iron Works , Omaha. Q 321A8
FOR SAI-n Ci6oD DimHAM MILCH COW ,
fresh In n few dujs. Apply ut 111 bo. 10th at.
Q 461-15
A GOOD IlUROIjAR-PnOOP SAI'E AND TIME
lock , with vault Jours , for sale nt a birgiln.
Address A. Dlxon. Coon Rapids , Iowa
QTM4I2 21
LAKCIE PERFECT JNCPTJATOR TOR SALE
or trade. Address U 50 , lie.- . Q MM2 18
ST ! IlEUNARD PUPPIES. P. O. ROX CD3.
rlty. Q-M4.U al5
MISCELLANEOUS
Dates , IVio n word tlrst Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. N.thlng taken for less than 2ic.
8-nOO.M .MODERN HOUSE FOR RENT AND
furniture fin sale , llrst class location. Ad-
dim * 13 2f. fee. 847 15
OLAIBVOYANI3.
Rates , li'o word first Insertion , Ic n word
thenafli-r. Nothing tuken foi leas than Kc.
MUH. DR II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llablo business imMlluin , 7th jcar at 119 N. 16.
S-S83
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
Kites tyia n word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Sc.
MADAME SMITH. 602 S. 1JTH. 2ND FLOOR ,
room 1. Mass lee. uipor , alcohol , steam , sul-
phurlna and sea baths. T M3K ) 17 *
MAbSAGE MADAME UEUNARD , 1419 DODGE.
T M42I 19
MMl. . HROVVN. 1314 CAPITOL AVE. . MAS8AOK
treatment and medicated baths T 313 IS *
PEBSONAL.
Rates , IVi" a word first Insertion , Ic n word
thereafter. Nothing tak n for loss than 25o.
VIAVI , HOME TREATMENT 1'OR LADIES.
Health hook and consultation trw. Address
01 < all Vlavl Co. sultu 340 lleo illdg Lady
otttli'lant ' U-M8U
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UNTIL rriniiEit NOTICE JOHN NELSON is
the unl > person employed by mo to do the
dialling of vaults and iCKspools. A. MucUoii-
uld , Cllj Garbage I'ontracUn U MJU A6
MHri ll.V U10N GIVES RKA1JINU3 IN PALM-
lntry at ( 3 a. 17th. I-mllis , OJc , gents , tl 00
17'
M VSS\(1E 'llEATMENT. ELECTIUVmEHMA I.
baths hi-ilp and hair treatment , manicure nnd
chliopodlit. Mrs Post , 319U 8. 13th , Wlthncll blk
LA ROOK HAS
opened IIUBXIUO pillars ut 417 bo. llth utlict.
lmpm\c ( ( magnetic , vltapalhlc. sulphur and
alcoholic baths , both riolful and curative. 1m-
moved Sniilsli hanil rubbing 9 n in lo 8
U m. J'.Hl' ' JLj 'L1 _ U-M121 13
COliroTND OXVGKN Cl'llES ASTHMA.
bnincliUli1. ( onsi.niiill.in , caltanh , etc. rive
ddjS f ic ot R. S3 .DUUKUJ blU , litli and Dodge.
' 11-433 aU
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IKAClfTii : KUNNAiT-I. ! : ThlTilKr"MA71. . AT
Kincrat ilcltu-o. . * klLin L'-MJ | > l
oooGIRL. IHHING TO ATTEND
cluMJl und do IlKlurorl. . tn rini-ll finilly can
find a Imruo un V.'on ; 1'anur.1 jtic'f Addu'ta
13 W. H c L M43J 18
fdON'EYTO LOAN BEAL ESTATE7
uTtelln i Un * n.ich Iniicrtloii. II ' . a ll.io per
munih , Nolhlns liken fet lota thansJc.
-s uMiovio AND
clt > l i"'itl. M.OOi ) and upwards 2 to CVj P I
> > ut ; i-j 4ilj > Yrariam Smllh CVi , uji )
I'rtiuum. W S31
AJ'TIIONoAN AND TIUWT CO , 3iN.
Llfo , louiu ul low mteii for cholca vtcurlly on
- Nebiuik.1 and Iowa farnvj or Omahi city
pn > | it ) . \V--5J2
jToNES" Fo J.UAN AT I.OW13.ST RATKS O.N
lniltM\i > d and imlmprutLHl Omaha reul t'Jtate ,
I tu C > iar . 1'llilUi Trust Cu. 170J Faniam.
\V-SJ3
MONPA TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. r Day U Co. . UPS fnrnarq > t. \V-t8a
jto.NEv TO LOAN"ON F.\UM.S IN Douoias
county and Onmh.i cltv property. No delay ,
KUi Illy Trmt Co. , 17U3 Kurnaro st. W
MONETO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska /arms nt from G to 7 per cent.
W. II Melklu. Mr t _ Not'l Jank blJg. W-S9 <
.KNTRAL UAN AND THUBr CO. , VX
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
Continued.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
tut estate. Urennoo. Love & Co. , I'Axton blk.
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LOANS ON REAL E8TATK. WARRANTdTtJOOD
notes , etc. , bought. Gorvln llros. . 210 N. > ' . Life.
W CT
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OMOHA LOAN A TRUST CO. . 16TH AND
Douglas nt. , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest rate * of Interest. W 863-
WANTED , APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS. J. D.
y.lllle , Llrown bile. Omaha. W 933
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MORTGAGE LOANS , A.MOORE. W4 N. Y. Life.
W 320A8 *
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LOANS WANTED ON CITY AND PARM
property. J. N. Krenicr , opp. P. O. ,
M nW
MONEY TO LOAN OHATTELS.
SHORT TIME LOANS. 701 N. Y. 1''rl1''ai '
THE PLACE TtTioffROVV
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MONKY ON HORSES AND Mt'LES ,
MONBY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS.
MONEY ON WARKIIOUhE RECEIPTS. .
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ON
MON13Y IN large or small amounts ,
MONKY AT LOWEST POSSIHLI3 RATES.
MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIULB TIME.
MONEY THAT urn my pay back at any Jinn
nnd In any amount. Is at ROOM 4 , WITHNELL
block , cor. 15th nnd Harrey sts
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO
MONEY TO IX3AN-
We will loan > ou any sum which you wish ,
small or large , itt the lowest povslblo rates , In
the quickest possible time and for any Kngth
of tlmo to suit you. You can pay It back In
such inxtnllmentn as you wish , when you wish ,
and only pay for It un long as you ketp U.
You can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE ,
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
Without publicity or removal of property ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
3W SOUTH lOTH STREET.
First lloor above the street. . . . _ _ _
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. .
MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES. WAGONS ,
pianos and furniture of nil kinds. Iluslness
confidential. J. II. Haddock , room 427 Ramge
block. * - * _
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WILL LOAN MONI3Y ON ANY KIND OF
security , strictly confidential. A. E Harris ,
room 1. Continental block. . sn
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MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
all articles ot value. Fred Terry. 430 Ilaimje
block. X-893
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rales , lOo a line each Inserllon , tl.GA a line per
monlh. Nothing taken for lem thrtn 23c.
DRUG STORE. CENTRALLY LOCATED. ON
easy terms. Box 618. clly. Y-909
J200CO YIELDS JI500 WEEKLY : FINANCIAL
depression docs not affecl Rowea Infallible
Handicapping system. Best and safest specula
tive Investment offered ; third successful > car ,
prospectus 1891 free. C. D. Rovv'c. ' Box 127 ,
Brooklyn. N. Y. Y-M9I6 M21 * _
I DESIRE To'lNTEREST $3,000 TO U.OTH ) CAPItal -
Ital In extension of well established , clean and
legitimate business th-it netted over 1 > per cent
on 47,00000 In 18)3 ) afler pnylng all expenses and
Including allowance for personal mamgement
Evtrj thing clean nnd above ooird and Investl-
fc-nllon Invlled. Addrejs E 9. care Bee.
MEAT MARKET FOR SALE. CENTRALLY
located , filled up llrst class : doing good busi
ness. Address C , Bee olllce. Council JilulT- .
FOR RALE FOR CASH. OR HALF CASH HALF
trade , J3.00000 slock clothing nnd Benin fur-
nlshlnprs In good town. Address Bix 421 , Gen-
cva. Neb. Y M3J3 1C *
FOR SALE. A SALOON IN THE C1JCY OF
Fremont , Dodge counly. Neb. , with a good
established trndo : n good place for the right
man to make money. For particulars Inquire
of Albers & Co. Fremont. Neb \-3231S
FOR SALE. FIPbT-CLAbS GROCERY IN
Omiha , situated on corner of street nnd doing
n splendid business , will Invoice } 1C"0 00. a
rare chance for right party , this will bc-vr In-
vesllgatlon. Address E 49 , Bee. Y M442 16 *
WANTED MAN TO BUY RETIRING PARTners -
ner-s Interest In best p lying business ; of the
kind In the cll > . Buslne-s will nel J100 00 per
month. JWO 00 will Lmy. Address E ul llee
WANTED. MAN WITH CAPITAL TO INVEST
In patenled Invention for sepirntlng gold from
the walcrs of rivers. Address Roliert Llllott ,
Marshalllown , la. Y MtCb 18'
FOR EXCHANGE.
Rales. lOo n line first Inserllon , tl 50 a line
per month. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS :
want horses and cattle. Box 295. Frankfort.
Ind. 2-901
1W ACRES HAY LAND , 6 MILES FROM GEN-
tral City , to trade for merchandise , groceries
preferred. Box 054. Central City , Neb
2 HOUSES AND LOT. BRINGING A GOOD
revenue , for vacant propertj. A good faun one
mile from good town In western Iowa , will take
house nnd lot In Omaha. J. D. Zlttle. Hi own
block. Omaha. 7. M9JI 1C
I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEHRASKA , KANSAS
nnd Dakota. Will sell cheap or exchange for
mdse , horses and cattle. Addnss box 76 ,
Frankfort , Ind. 55-901
LAND AND CASH FOR GENERAL MER-
chandlse. Box 201. Eustls , Neb. 2 230 18
WANTED. A DOUBLE HARNESS FOR GOOD
. ! nd-hand organ. Woodbrldgo Bros. 120 N.
15th st. 55 12) ) 15
WANTED , A GOOD HORSE AND PHAETON
In part payment upon plino. Woodbrldge Bros. ,
120 N. 15th st. Z > J9 15
I WILL EXCHANGE SCO ACRES FINE LAND
In Cedar county und give JJ.OOO tnsh for JS.OOO
stock of needs Address confidential , Box 413
David City. Neb. 55-4S4
77 ACRES CHOICE FRUIT LAND. WITH
wnler right , 3 miles west of Pollen , In south-
em California , will exchange for ncro prop
erty , vacant lots or home In Omaha.
Steam elevator , lapatlty 33 000 bushels , on frac
tional lot In bUnuler , Neb. Also 7 lots 154x13. !
feet , on which Is olllce , storehouse of 12) feet ,
corncrlh , 120 feet , < .oal sheds , scales , fted mills ,
etc , all now In full operation , cost about
JitWO 00 , can bo bought for about two-thirds
that nmounl Can also put In good dni-lllng
house , with whole block of land , If deslrul.
Will taku Iowa , or Nebraska land or clear
Omaha property
8 pairs good work mules to exchange for clear
house and lot In Om ihi
Davenport & Waterman. S2J N Y. Life.
25 M50J 1C
FINE HORSE. NEW PHAETON FOR CLEAR
lot or diamonds Address 93 , Hotel Dollone
/ MUI 18
FOB SALE BEAL ESTATE.
ItatOH , 10u a line each Insertion. Jl CO n Una per
month. Nothing tuken for le s thin 2JC
CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.
Houses and lots , all sizes , locations nnd prices ,
luKen under foreclosure by eastern partita who
Inslxt on Imnudlato sale. Also Nebraska farm
lands Will sell at half value , nnd easy terms.
R. F. Ranklne , Omaha National bank
R 13 H203
Two moru of those beiutlfut cot
tages In Avondulo paik art ; now
open for Inspection. Modern In
every particular. Including iluctrlu
lights , newer , paved street , slono
walks , trees , paiks , etc. No special
taxes. No car fare. 1'ilcca very
low.
low.We
We have a number of decided
bargains In vacant loin , and collage
homes on very easy lerms. It will
pay jou to examine our list before
purchasing
FIDELITY TRUST CO. ,
170J 1'niliuin street.
_ _
FINE EAST SLOPE C-ACRE TRACT/OVER.
looking ell ) ; splendid transportation facilities ,
a bargain on ) uui own terms. Cv C. Shinier.
- Y. Life.
J-ll-N' _ RE-3.2
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ONE iuO-ACUE FAltM FOR SALE. APPLY TO
W. J. Hurrlioit oi A. D Rose , on faun , Blair.
It 13 Mac
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BARGAIN. N. E CORNER 29TII AND HICK-
rury. F. K. Darling. Barker block. R E-MJ7C
GREAT SNAP I.TV3U ! RICH GARDEN
lan.hr , nno mlla frum city llmlis , ( CO 00 to J100.0 *
per aero , on 5 jeiirs tlmar oonw trude. Cull
940 N Y l.lf'l building. RE 917 MJ1
_
HOMES AT HALF PRICE-PROPERTY
w hlih Iui4 coiuo Into our possession by fore-
cloauie of tnortKiign will l > e Bold at great bar-
gains. Homts fn > m JI.OOO up. Tim Bates.
Smith In > . fo . li jj Farnam st. R E-4U-1S
BARGAINS. HOUSES LOTS AND FARMS ,
ale or tnde. 11C. . Darling , Barker block.
Wl
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IXR ) SALE , A FIN13 HOME OF IS ROOMS
ouUldo of bath moms , cluwl , pantry , furnace
room , etc. , In un of the be t locations , ele-
eanlly furiilnhed und fully equipped In every
particular , ready to step right Into , and
bargain for anyone about to locate , aim wlwlj
outlit. house , lot und furniture , II ! , 00(1 00. much
l iu than colt nnd only offeird for vale on
account of family belntr away much of the
time the premnt year. Address I ) 66. Bee.
_ _ _ _ _ _ R E-1M n3
FOR SALE , 7-ROOM COTTAGE AND LOT AT
2211 Webster Blrti'i fm JJ.siWua. Apply on
premliei , K E-llilJ alj
FOB SALE BE-L ESTATE.
BP.ALED BIDS WILtnrUnCEIVED , IN THP.
Ofllce of the Park OWhil.-nlonerd until 11
o'clock noon of Mondir.L'irnrch 2S. 15J4. for th
leveral houss , coltngrfa1 nml barns In River
View I-nrk , n follows : ; "
One cottage and barn m.the northwest corner
of tax lot 14. ' '
One 1'i-story house anil bHrn In the southwest
corner tax lot It. ?
One cottage tn block 4.'I vcr View Park adJI-
onp * eottam nnd born W'block ' 9 , River View
Park addition. ' -i' .
One I'fc-story house nnd.TJarn In block 9 , River
View Park addition. ' . '
On 1'4-story house Itfjilock 11 , River View
Park addition. f . ,
Two cottngn nnd barns In block 11 , River
View Park addition. I r
Bids may Include any' or nil of the above
houses , cottagci or Imms.
All bids must lie for cash , or they will not
be considered.
Guy R. Donne , Secretary. RE
HOME FOR JCOo37
acres , house nnd barn , apple and tnnpl < *
orchard ami line strexm through farm. Partic
ulars nf thlnnd 7r others. .1 W. nirtls ,
Great Harrington. Mass. RE M4&S IT *
_
BARGAINS.
20 acres ( near South Omihi ) J2.MO.
70 neres , Pnrpy county. J1,4 .
t acres , near Omahi. Jl.'yW
32n , Harpy county , Jt7 an ncre.
30" ) , Harpy county. Jl" > nn ncre
C. F. Harrison , 91N. . Y. Life.
RE 130-15 *
_ _
M SECTIONS CHOICE LAND : CHEAP , TERMS
easy colony wnnled : commission liberal , also
lands for slock nnd mdse. J. W. Wclplon ,
Grant. Neb. RE-103 AT
FOB LEASE BEAL ESTATE.
Rates , l'4c ' word first Insertion , lo a. word
thereafter Nothing laken for less lhan 2 * : ,
FOR LEASE. 20 oT4)-ACRE TRACTS NEAR
Florence lake , J3 00 per ncre. Boggs , te Hill.
R-93. MM
FOR LEASE REAL ESTATE
We have received Instructions lo lease for a
term of > eini twenty lots on Illnndo street be
tween 24th and 27lh streets. These lots will be
leased nt a low prlee. Size of lots. 30x127 and
157 feet.
Also have for rent a twenlj acre Irnct on 3)th )
sln-et east of Fort Oimhn. onb four miles from
the postolllce Cheap Gio J. Paul , Room 111
IJo-inl of Trade building. M179 18 *
LOST.
Rates. l'/4o word first Insertion. Ic n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
LOST. BLACK COCKER SPANIAL , "KOKO. "
Reward. 1002 S. SOlli avc. 40 15 *
LOST-FOX TERRIER , DANDY. WHITE EX-
dept head , seven months old , reward 1WH So.
37111. 482-13 *
LOST , DOCTOR ACCOUNT BOOK. SOME-
whenIn northwestern p rt of cltj. March 15.
Itelurn to Dr. Mathews. room 4U7 N Y. Life ,
nnd receive reward M503 1C *
LOST. A MALE PUG DOG NAMED HOLLO.
Reward will be paid If relumed lo 10I South
g9lh sircel. MIJ1 IS *
SHOBTHAND AND TYPEWBITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , OF SHORTHAND. 513
N. Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. M305
CUTLEBY GBINDING.
A. L. UNDELAND IS NOW READY TO DO
all kinds of line grinding at his old stand. 10i >
S. lllh street. 3t > 7 alO
MEDICAL.
Rales , I'.Jo word first "Insertion , le n word
thereafter. Nothing tikqlj lor less taan 25c.
DR. C. V. CROOK'S xfjvt METIIOD TREATment -
ment of nerves , stomaclf and heart. 407 lleo
Building. -ft M552 M22
MUSIC , ABT AN0 ; , LANGUAGE.
Rates , lOc a line each lijFnrllon Jl W n line per
month. Nothing taken forilrss linn 25c.
5"r. . GELLENBECKir BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1S10 California , st , 914
UNDEBTAKEBS AND EMB ALMEBS
Rates , l'/c word flrst .jlnsertlon. le a word
lereafter. Nolhlng lakcn. or less than 2So.
H. K. BURVtET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embolmer. 1818 Chlcago.pt. Tci. 30. S04
DBESSMA ING.
Rales , IHc word first -Insertion , Ic a word
Ihereafter. Nothing tati rrorless.toin 2.V ; .
DRESSMAKING- FAMILIES. MISS STURDY.
4 18 Nicholas. ' HI A2 *
UPHOLSTEBING.
Rates. lOc alino first Insertion , Jl 10 a , Una
per month Nothing taken for less than 25c.
GLOTIE UPHOLSTERING CO , GENERAL FUR-
nlturo repairing , tstlmales and Informallon
cheerfully given. All work called for nnd
promptly ntlended to. 2023 Farnam street.
Telephone 750. M323
! TiII3 ; IU3AI/TY MAKKKT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record March 10 ,
1894.
WARRANTY DEEDS.
John Krage to Ge-rard Brandenburg , lot 1 ,
block 71. lot 6. block 70. South Omaha , lot
32 , Tutlle's subillv , 2" > feet front com-
mcnclmr at ne corner block 221. , Florence .J 1
Gerard Mandenburg to Adelaide Brandenburg
burgsame. . . . . . . . 1
Adelaide Brandenburg to John Krage , same 1
A E Andrews to J A Ilorbich. lot 5. block
1C8 , Oiiuili i. lots 27 and 23 , block 8. Hans-
coin 1'lace . . . . . . . 1
South Omaha Land company to Anni
Vavra. lot 9 , block 110 , South Omaha . 550
E A Solomon nnd husband to Mutu il In
vestment company , lot 5 , block 51 , Flor
ence . . . . . 300
Frank Spangenberg and wife to Julius
Hoffman , n % lot \Mnthers subdlv. . . . 1
DEEDS.
J W Houder ( special mister ) to Andrew
Miles et al. lots 1. 2 , 23 nnd 20 , block 2 ,
Cotner & A'a add . . . . . . 467
Total amount of transfers . . . , . J 1,322
BUREAU. SUnSA 03. SOMOlTOkS.Iieu
Uulldlns. OMAHA. NEB. Advlco PKCB.
RHIL WAY TIME CARD
Leaves TCHICAGO. UCllLir/GION & Q JArrlves"
Oniuhal _ IJepol 10th nnd Mason Sts. _ | Omaha
4 I'pm T . Chicago Vestibule . D Wain
9 4Jam .Chicago Express . 4 Jjiim
7 0'pm . Chicago and Iowa Local . .S Wain
11.3Jam. _ . Paelllc Junction _ Ixcal. . G55pm
Leavts IHL'RLINGrON & MO RIVER I Arrives
Omiihal Depol 10th und Mason bis. | Omahi
10 15am Denver Express 9 3'im
10 lram Deadwood Express . 4 10pm
4 Wpm Denver Express . . 4 10pm
G JiOpni . .NehinpKa Local ( except Sun ) . . G.p "pm
J-lJam Lincoln Local ( except hunda ) . ) U iSam
Leaves I K C. , SI' J & C 7i ( Arrives
.Omaliaf Depol liltli and Mason Sis. | Omaha
9:15 : im Kansn * Clly Day Express 6 iSprn
9.43pm K C Nlyht Ex vlt U. P. Turns 0 Mini
Leav es I ClffCAcTo R7 I "I'ACiFlc1 I Arrives"
OmahalUnlon Depot loth and Mason bta. | Omnhi
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L'ASj'
9 JUim Atlantic Express d-t huiulaj > 7 iijim
S.OOpm . . . NlKJit Idpieiis GMjiun
l..l'iiin OLIalioma EMI , ( lo0 U ex Sun ) li.ijam
\VESn
G 30am Oklahoma & TevAf I3xp ( ex Sun ) 12 10arh
2.03pm . . . . .iColorado _ fdtnltcJ . _ . . . . , 4 sopm
Leaves I UNION UU'lPIO. lA rtTes"
OinahaUnlon [ De'iul liij li f. Mason Sis. | Omaha
9'Mam.r . .Denver Uniress . . " 4.0-ipm
2.11pm Overland , , uje-r . . G 30pm
3'4Jpm Bealrlce & SlrotH-h'K Ex ( ex Sun ) 2-30pm
G.4)pm ) . Puclflo I X | > IVHS u oiain
C.SDpm . . .Denver Fast Mall 4,20pm
Leaves ( CHICAGO MH Ifl ST PAUL.ArrIves" |
tinialmiUnion Depol ! JUImaMa3on Hi- [ Omaha
6:35pm : . . , Chicago" fllmlle-d . . . a-40am
H 3111111 Chicago ExpicaTex ( Sun ) . S.SOnm
Leaves I F , E. K MO VALLEY ( Arrlvei
Omahal Depol 15th nnd Vfebater Sla. | Omaha
9.0uam Deailwood lUIxinvj-s. 5 lOuiii
9,05am ( Ex Sat ) W > o. lisn tEx Jlon ) I ! lOpm
B.uopm. Norfulk Expre-a Ex. 8uml 10 43 im
5.4ipm . St. PaiiHtlCxpreas
Li V i I CHICAdO 4rNJmTHiVnbTVN ( Arrives'
.O'nalint'P ' _ | _ _ _ DepotIOth _ _ Jj < _ Mjisoj 3ls | Omaha
11 01am Chicago Express . , . iTlOpm
4.05pm .Vekilbulo Llmlied . . . 9 jiam )
630pm Eastirn FI > er 2 15pm
C JOpmlEx Hut ) Chic Puns , ( Ex lion ) 9 25pm
_ _ Mo.'alley _ l xal : 10
Leave si MiShOl'RI PACIFIli JArrlvra'
Onmlml Depot 15lh ami Webster Sis. I Omaha
12:2 : pm . . .St. Louis Express . . . o oiJain
11,00pm. , St. I/ouH Exprtssi . , 4.5opm
5.101HII Dally ( ex. Hun. ) Nebraska Ixical. 9lOaiu
Leaves I C.7 bT. P , M. A. tS ( Arrlvrs
OnmhaDeiHlL [ 15lh and _ Webste _ 8l . | Oinalia
8 60am Sioux Clly AccnmniodaTion 10 Aipin
2.15pm Hloux City Expreim ( Ex Hun. ) .12
( :43pm : tit , Paul Llmlied , . , u.
Leaven I HIOUX CITY * PACIFIC Arrives
Omahal U.P. Depol lOlh . Mason Sis. Omahu
Sioux City Paseng i , . . . . , IO:20pm :
3:55pm : . Si PaulExpress _ lo.ooum
Leave * I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrive *
OmAhal Depot 15th and \Vebgttr Sta. [ Omajm
G:4Spm : . . . . . Ht. Paul l.Tmlled . . 9 35am
B:45pin : Chicago Llinltal 9'23am
Leaves OMAHA & ST. LOUIS. jAtrlves
Oinahalt' P. Depot joih & Ma von 8t | Omuh.i
3.52pm . . .bt Louis Cannon Ball 12 : pm
PAID FOR HER SUPERSTITION
Slender , Dark-Skinned Wretch Bleeds Two
Omaha Women for Money ,
MRS , KIMP SWINDLED BY A CLAIRVOYANT
Imlnrcit tn Oho Up Over Thrrn Hundred
Dollarto An Allrgril llrprrsrittnthn of
tlio.Spirit Wnrlil-Nnliin llccnptiircil
-Minor rnllcn Mnttc-r * . ,
Mrs. Llzzlo Klmp , who lives In n llttlo
brick Jiouso at 1003 Farnam street , has hftcl
nn experience with a clairvoyant that she
will not soon forget. An acquaintance with
this woman , who alleged aho was a member
of the spirit world and a representative of
the Almighty , coat the Klmp family an even
$ .130 , and all the victims have to show for
their hard-earned money arc two small Car-
rlhcan sea beans. Thcso beans are supposed
to keep ovll spirits from the person who
carries or wears them.
Uut to set down to the story as told by
Mrs. Klmp to Chief Uetcctlvo llazo yes
terday. She snld that about a month
ago a tall , slim , dark-skinned woman flipped
at her door and said that she had como to
tell the fortunes of the Inmates of the house.
The stranger was admitted and predicted the
future for both Mr. and Mrs. Klmp. The
husband then left for Uurkley's printing
establishment , where ho Is employed as
pressman.
It was after the departure of Mr. Klmp
that the clairvoyant began to work her vlc-
tlm for money. She claimed to have been
sent by the spirits to collect money and
money she must have. Those who refused
her demand would meet with a horrible
death.
Unfortunately for Mrs. Klmp , she had
some time before drawn $240 from a bank
and placed It under the carpet under the
Btovo because she was afraid the banks
might break and the savings of a year
might be lost.
The fortune teller assured Mrs. Klmp that
all she gave would be returned and that
the splrl i would reward her. So without
more ado Mrs. Klmp toro up the carpet and
counted out $25 and gave It to the woman
When the money was handed over the clair
voyant told her victim not to say a word tea
a single person. If she did the spirits would
cause her to go cra/y and that Insldo of
thrpo months she would wither up and die.
The next day the fortune teller called
again and told her victim that years ago
four brothers had lived In that very house ;
that thpy had cone to the war and were
Killed. Ileforo leaving home for the battle
field these brothers had planted $3,000 In
gold In the cellar. Now If Mrs. Klmp would
glvo more money her reward for her kind
ness to the spirits would be the pile of gold.
The deluded woman believed this and went
to work and handed o\er a. $100 bill. The '
same threats were made and Mrs. Klmp
was afraid to tell her husband.
SHC KCPT COMING.
Again and again thN strange woman
called , each time going away with a roll of
money. Finally the Klmp family's funds
were exhausted. The medium kept on com
ing and kept up her demands for bank
notes.
notes.With
With the Klmp family lives Mrs. Dorson ,
the mother of Mrs. Klmp. This old lady
had $00 laid away for a rainy day. She fell
under the Influence of the clairvoyant and
handed over her savings.
"Her threats of the terrible things that
would happen to us , " said Mrs Klmp to
Haze , "were something awful. My mother
and myself were completely under her In
fluence and I especially could not help doing
what she told me to. She said that If she
touched me I would go crazy In a moment. I
was so frightened that I believed her. She
seemed to exercise some mysterious Influence
over me. One day I began to get frightened
because my reward promised had not como
and I went out to hunt for this woman.
When I returned homo I found her standing
at the door. She said : "You have been hunt
ing for me. " I denied It , but she passed her
hand In front of my face and I was com
pelled to admit the truth. For several days
the woman did not come and I worried.
toll the police , but I was so afraid something
awful would happen to me that I persuaded
him not to do It. "
It has been thirteen days since the
clalr\oyanf has called nt the Klmp resi
dence and the chances are that the swindler
Is f5r away by ( his time.
During all of these visits the medium
did not gl\o her name. When pskrd who
she was she said that she was a spirit and
came from God.
Mrs. Klmp describes the medium as being
about 23 years of age , medium height , slim
built , yellow complexion , black hair and
eyes , hair was generally tied with a yellow
ribbon.
Another evidence of the nerve of the
woman was Riven. After getting the $00
from Mrs. Dorbon she went to a store and
purchased material for an underskirt. This
was carried to the Klmp house and the
victim was directed to make a skirt. Mrs.
Klmp had no sowtnE'machlne , but took the
cloth and paid a seamstress for making the
garment *
There are several clairvoyants In the city
who partially answer the description given ,
but Detective Haze hardly thinks that any
local talent turned such a brazen trick.
Arrested for Ahsiiult.
Ofllcers Ilyan and Sullivan arrested an
Italian named Benedict Phllllpl yester
day for criminally assaulting 10-year-old
RIME IN HIGH PLACES ! It Is
not strange that some people do
vrong through Ignorance , others from
a failure to Investigate as to the right or
wrong of a-matter. Hut It Is strange that
Individuals and firms , who are fully aw arc
of the rights of others , will persist In per
petrating frauds upon them. High-toned ,
wealthy manufacturing flrms will offer and
sell to retail merchants articles which they
know to bo Infringements on the rights of
proprietors , and Imitations of well known
goods. Wo want to sound a note of warn
ing to the retailers to beware of such Imita
tions and simulations of "CARTER'S LIT
TLE LIVER PILLS. " When they are of
fered to you refuse them , you do not want
to do wrong and you don't want to lay your
self Ilahln to a lawsuit. Don I'ranklln
said "Honesty Is the'best policy , " It Is Just
as true as that "Honesty Is the best princi
ple. "
SEARLES &
SEARLES ,
SPECIALISTS
Uironlc
WE Nervous ,
Prlvatoamt
CUKE Spocia
OI.81S8S ,
TIM ; \TMINT : IIY MAM. umuuitutiuu r
Wo euro Catarrh , All Dlaoosoa of
the Nose , Throat , Ghost , stomnoh ,
Llvor , Blood , Skin aid KHnoy Dla-
oaoos , Female Wonknosooa , Lost
Manhood , AM ) AM. PRIVATE DIS
EASES of MEN ,
I'll KB , 1'lSTUI.A AND ItKGT.U , Ul.Chll8 CUrOel
without uilnordelanlion from Liulnosi
RUPTURE , A'o Cure J\'o I'ny.
Cull on oraddn'H * with stimp for clrciilarn free
iKxak nnd rteulpta , lut btalrway auulh ut Pot
Otllcu , Uoom T
Dr , Searles and Sanies ,
Plora Cohen. Phllllpl keeps a fruit stand
at Fourteenth nml Douglas street * nnd the
girl lives with her parents at Twelfth and
Dodge streets. She nay ! ) that the Italian
had often kissed her nnd ycxtordny he called
her upstalri nnd attempted to take Im
proper liberties.
HUTU'S .11 nn ( 'might ,
The man Noland , who escaped from Chief
Detective Hazorft few days ago , was captured
at Weeping Water yesterday forenoon. After
returning to Omaha without his man Haze
opened Nolnnd's trunk and found letters
from relatives nt Weeping Water. Word
was sent to the city marshal nnd Noland'a
arrest followed. _
Don't llrlny.
It Is your duty to get rid of the foul ac
cumulation In jour blood thin spring. Hood'a
Sarsapnrllla Is just the medicine you need
to purify , vitalize and enrich your blood.
Tint tired feeling which effects nearly o\ery
one In the spring Is driven off by Hood's
Snr.-mparllla , the great spring medicine and
blood purifier.
Hood'a Pills become the favorite cathartic
with every one who tries them.
WAS IT CONTEMPT ?
Ilco Ilcportor Cited to Appear llcforo
tliulgo 'Scott JsVxt Siitiinluy ,
When the criminal section of the district
court convened yesterday the spectators
wcro given an exhibition of the judiciary
opening Its vinls of wrath and pouring the
contents upon the head of a newspaper re
porter , after which one of the famous lec
tures was delivered.
Last Friday afternoon The Hoe published
some of the facts connected with the case
of the stale against T. P. Jardlnc , who , with
George Smith , was charged with having
stolen several barrels of sugar from the
warehouse of the Burlington Railroad com
pany , and which was afterward peddled out
among the retail grocers of the city.
During the time when Judco Koysor was
upon the criminal bench Smith was tried
and convicted of grand larceny , afterward
being sentenced to a term of flvo years In
the nsnltentlary , the case against Jardlno
being continued until the present term of
the district courCT
When Jardlno was arraigned he pleaded
not guilty to the charge , but last week ,
however , ho changed his mind and appeared
before Judge Scott , withdrawing his plea of
not guilty and entering a plea , of guilty as
charged In the Information. Upon entering
this plea , the Imposing of the bontcnco was
deferred until the September term of court.
Thcso facts were published In Ttio Hoc ,
the Introduction of the article reading , "Per
sons who were around the criminal section
of the district court yesterday afternoon
witnessed a striking illustration of what It
Is to bo possessed of a pull. These same
persons were also given -an Illustration of
how easy It Is for a man to keep out of the
penitentiary If the pull Is worked for all It
is worth. "
Following the publication of the Jnrdlno
matter County Attorney Kaley wrote n long
letter to The Bee defending Judie Scott ,
notwithstanding the fact that In an Inter-
'view ho stated that In the main the whole
of the report was true. With the publica
tion of this letter the anger of Judge Scott
worked Itself up to the boiling point , and
Wednesday he stated upon the streets that ho
had a great mind to have W. I ) . Perclval ,
the court reporter of The Dee , arrested for
contempt.
Yesterday , after Clerk Moores had read
the journal. Judge Scott commenced a tlrndo
upon the reporter , stating that the report
of the Jardlno ease was a base libel upon
the court , saying that It stated that some
person , or persons had a pull upon the court ,
when. In fact , nothing of the kind appeared
In print. Warming up to the subject , the
Judge said that he cared nothing for himself ,
personally , but hn wanted to sustain the
dignity of the bench from attack. The
article , he maintained , reflected upon the
honor and dignity of the bench and was an
offense that could not go unpunished. lie
ordered a capias to Issue for the arrest of
Perclval , returnable at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning , at which tlmo the "reporter la
cited to appear before Judge Scott and
justify , or show cause why he should not bo
fined for contempt.
An Appeal for AsHlHtunro.
The man who Is charitable to himself will
listen to the mute appeal for assistance
made by his stomach , or his Ihcr , In the
shape of divers dyspeptic qualms and uneasy
sensations In the regions of the gland that
secretes his bile. Hosteller's Stomach Bitters -
tors , my dear sir , or madam as the case
may be Is what you require. Hasten to use
If jou are troubled with heartburn , wind In
the stomach , or note that jour skin or the
whites of your eyes are taking a sallow
hue.
TWO SIDES TO THE STORY.
Itiinlcer Johnson Toll * of HH | Trouhlo tilth
Sirs. Rev. Cuiiiphell.
Frank C. Johnson , the banker who has
been sued by Rev. Larrabeo M. Campbell , for
$50,000 In a somewhat sensational damage
suit , tells a story that throws a different
light upon the whole proceedings. Mr. John
son , In speaking of the matter yesterday ,
stated that ho was thoroughly convinced that
the suit was Instituted for the purpose of
levying blackmail , nnd that In his opinion
Campbell and his wife were playing their
cards together , assisted by some lawyers at
Lincoln.
In support of tbo theory , Mr. Johnson has
Homo letters In his possosslon , writ
ten by the attorneys for Mrs. Camp
bell , which Intimate as much , al
though no prlco Is named. Ho also has
letters from Campbell which are upon the
same lines , Indicating that a money consid
eration might be entertained. Thcso propo
sitions Mr. Johnson has Ignored anil has
stated that ho will fight the cabo to n finish
and prove to the world that ho Is an Innocent
man.
Regarding the alleged Intimacy with Mrs.
Campbell , Mr. Johnson denies that there
Is n word of truth In the deposition which
charges the wrongful acts. He sajs that ho
knows of times when the Campbells have
laid traps for him , but upon all occasions
ho has kept nut of them and has conducted
himself In an honorable manner In every
paitlcular.
JUXK Of
Muy'x IrreguliirltlcH Kxplnlncd
Llltlo Harm Wax Donu.
LONDON , March 15. There was n crowd
ed attendance at the half-yearly mooting
of the Bank of England today. The gov
ernor , Mr. David Powell , said that the
conduct of ox-Cashier May had been a very
serious matter which had been thoroughly
sifted. But , Mr. Powell added , It would not
be right at this meeting to go Into details.
The bank has set asldo the sum of 250-
000 to meet all possible lessen In respect to
ox-Cashier May's advances. The governors
learned last November that cx-Cashlor May
Imd seriously exceeded his authority and that
ho has committed grave Irregularities In con
nection with advances made to n certain
number of customers , allowing overdrafts
without authority and In violation of the
strict ruloH of the bank that ho had engaged
In stock speculations , which had placed him
la serious difficulties. Consequently the
governors had no alternative but to require
Ills Immediate resignation. The report con
cludes with stating that all the securities
which the bank holds In Its own account
are of the highest class , consisting mainly
of government , colonial , Indian and corpora-
Lion securities , and they stand In the bank's
books at considerably below the market
value. The bank never held any Hocurltleg
of llmnclal and .trust companies.
in' i'iitsj.\fi vxuxoiry.
Verdict of tlia Coroner's Jury In tlin CIINU of
the Corni'll Cook ,
ITHACA , N. Y. , March 1C. The coroner's
jury In the case of the cook who lost her
llfo an the result of the pranks of the Cor
nell boys In Injecting chlorine Into the ban
quet hall during a class banquet last month
has returned a verdict. The Jury finds that
the death of the cook , Henrietta Johnson ,
wan due to "Inhalation of chlorine manufac
tured and Introduced Into the room by a
person or persons to this Jury unknown. "
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Is the bent In the
market A single bottle will couvlnri you
of Its. excellence. Trv IU
BRYAN AND HIS PARTY'S ' WORK
Rovlows What Ens Been Done anil Describes
What is Yet Desired.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT EXPOSITION HALL
.Majority In ( 'oiiRrr's Him lluil to Coinpro-
ittln Hoiiu'wlml vrltli IntoiiM1 Opposition
Conllilfiit of tlui intlimito Trlnuiph
of Itlitiotnlllsm.
An andlenco decidedly complimentary In
proportions greeted Congressman Bryan at
exposition hall last evening and listened
to a speech of nearly tv\o hours In length
with evident approbation. The speaker dis
cussed for the most part the work which
the democratic party had Accomplished ( lur
ing Its iciiso of poucr , and It VMII only
briefly nnd at the close of his address that
ho alluded to the subject on which his opin
ions and utterances had caused so much adverse -
verso comment on the part of certain leiders
In his party.
Tlfcro was scarcely n vacant seat In the
lirgo auditorium when the Samuset club en
tered In n body and took seats on the pint-
form. The speaki-r was only a few mlnnlci
behind , and his appearance was the
for prolonged applause.V. . T )
was made vhnlrmnn nnd Introduced the
speaker a.s one whose political progress had
been followed with Interest nnd special prldn
by Douglas county ever slnco It had given
him fi.OOO majority In his first campaign.
Mr Bryan prefaced his address by ex
pressing his appreciation of the loyalty
which the democrats of Douglas county h.ul
shown for him during the past six jears
nnd to which ho was largely Indebted for
whatever of success he might have achieved.
He then promised to review what hud been
done by the party In congress toward ful
filling the pledges made In 1S92 and to de
scribe what still remained to bo accom
plished , lie warned the audience that men
were too apt to measure what they had
done by what they would have liked to do.
The democratic party had not been able to
accomplish all that It had hoped for. but It
must bo remembered that It had met with
serious opposition nnd that great reforms
wcro not the vvorlt of a day.
HIS GSTIMATK 0V WILSON DILL.
The Wilson bill formed a text for the
greater part of his address. This ho did
not regard as a perfect exponent of demo
cratic principles There weio many
features In It that were objectionable to
the western people nnd some that woru
objectionable to other localities , but taken
altogether , It Included bo many good things
and promised so largo a measure of relief
that It w.is worthy of hearty support. The
party had labored under many dltllcultlen
In framing a bill that would carry nut the
party pledges and still bo of such a char
acter as to pass both houses. 13vcry stop
toward tariff reform had been met with a
solid phalanx of opposition , which In ton
many cahes had prevented the provisions of
the bill from being what Its promulgates
had hoped to make them.
The speaker declared that the removal ot
the tariff on wool was. In his opinion , thu
most commendable feature of the bill. The
had been fought with great vlgor hy the
republican forces. They feared that when
the wool glowers were taken out from behind -
hind the ramparts there would not bo
enough left to defend the policy ot pro
tection. Many of those who had so per
sistently fought the measure had not dona
so out ot sympathy for the wool growers ,
but because they realized that they vvpro
next in line and that when the democrats
had removed the duly on wool they would
proceed to attack another stronghold of the
protectionists
Some attention was devoted to the tariff
on coal and lime , which , according to the
speaker , had Been the vehicle by which the
money of the masses was conveyed Into the
pockets of the railroad nnd mine magnates.
The most difficult question that the party
had met In connection with the framing
of the bill had been the sugar tariff. A
sugar tax was obnoxious to the protection
ists because the money went Into the treas
ury Instead of Into the pockets of the manu
factures , nnd so they had removed the tux
and substituted a bounty of 2 cents a pound ,
which went almost entirely to the manufac
turers. The democratic party did not want
to put a tax on a necessity , but unless some
concession was made It would have been Im
possible to pass the bill , so It had concluded
to compromise by providing for a gradual
nvHllptlnn nf tlin linttnfv
HIS PKT
When the speaker mentioned the Income
tax tlio nudlcnco manifested some mousura
of enthusiasm. Ho ttnld that the Incomu
tax wan a necessity , because as the tariff
was reduced It liail been found that some
other means ot rovcuuo must be substituted
to carry on tlio government , and thlu was
at once thu most Juat and feasible that could
bo devised.
It was In considering what was utllt loft
for the democratic party to accomplish that
tlio speaker touched upon the subject of bi
metallism. He alllrmvd that the repeal ot
tlio Sherman law had been found to be .t
mistake and that many of tliu members wliu
had voted for tlio repeal were now endeavor *
IIIR to do something for silver In order to
clear their skirts. As soon as tlio tariff WHH
out of the way tlicro would be an attempt
made to carry out that portion of tlio demo
cratic platform that wan not carried out by
the repeal of tlio Sherman law. 'I lie pledgu
given by the party called not only for tlio
repeal ot the Slicimnn law , but for somo-
thlni ; In Its place , and before congress ad
journed an effort would bu made to pass u
bill that would put gold und silver on an
equal footing as a basis of currency. It
was not In the Interests of the mlnu owncrn
nor the silver states that this must bo done ,
but for the humanity that waa world wide.
"You have been very kind to mo here , '
continued the speaker , "but If every friend [
have In the world should turn against mo ,
ns long as I believe as 1 do on tliln quu&tlun
I will preach It from every stump. "
The applause wlflch drowned the iloslni ;
ftords seemed to Indicate that his senti
ments did not fall to find favor with somci
of his hearers.
Tlio Almlcrn'ny
Commends Itself to the well-formed to do
pleasantly and effectually what was formerly
done In the crudest manner and disagreeably
as well. To clennau the system and break
up colds , headaches and fnvers without un
pleasant utter offcctH , usa the delightful
liquid laxative remedy , Syrup of Figs.
TO .ti.tifii in : .UOA/I * .
Oimricl Hot u ecu Tuu Men Over Tliolr i on *
trin t Muriliir nml Siilcldp ,
ailAFTON. W. Va. , March 15. At Tyr-
connell HOMIO time ago James A. Iloblnson
fulled and sold his farm to H. A. McDonald ,
with the understanding that Hoblnson WUH
to live on the place until March 15 , and K
ho raised enough money In the meantime tn
pay back what McDonald had paid on the
placu to keep thu farm Ho did nut do thH
nnd wan moved out , when a quarrel arose ,
ItnhliiKon not a shotgun und killed him.
ItobltiKon then barricaded himself In thu
house. rinnlly u po.-wo forced the door ,
\\hon thu murderer shot himself , dying In-
Blanllj. _ _
mil that euro filcU huadacho : UoWltt' *
Llttlo Uurly Itlsoru.
Ono of MeKiiiiu'K Hciii'hmi'ii I'liiincl ( iiillty.
11HOOKI.YN. March 15. Justice of Ihu
I'caco Sutherland of McKunu'H
, ono heneli-
men , Indicted for conspiracy In connection
with the Ornvpsond troubles , v.an today
found Rullty us thu result of a neunnl trial ,
In the llrst trial thu jmy disagreed. Hun-
tunco will bo pronounced Saturday mornlne ,
When Baby was ulclrTO gnvo her Castorla.
\\1icn sha won a Chlkl , she crlud for 'iiitorla.
When she liocamo } tlu , lie dun ; ; to Coitorla.
Wbcu aho had Children , she garu them Cutoril