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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1894)
THE OMAHA DAILY UEE : THURSDAY , MA110II 21) ) , 1801. SPECIRL NOTICES , Advertisement * for thene column * will \ > v taken until 12 30 p , m. for thn evening nml until 9:00 p. m fur the morning And Bundny edition * . Advertiser * , by tequntlnn a numl-erwl ch k. rnn ha\c unsworn nddrmiicd to a numlicrnl lellft In rarp of The Hoc. Answer * no ni1dmMC < l will IB ? delivered upon presentation of th check. V "WANTED MALE'HELP. . " * . llie word Mml Inierllon. le a word Nothing taken larj * n * * . tuniSTFUIlNIHHUni IN'nTALI- incnl good * . Amerlcan Wringer Co. , 1605 How. nrd Ft. II 3w AflUNTH. BALAIIY Oil COMMISSION. Tllll Krentml Invention nf thf nge. The New Pat- ml Clicmlcnl Ink Igniting Pencil. Hell * on iBlit. Works llki > mn < rlc. Ancntu nre mnk- Inir $ r..OO to $12300 nor week. Vor further nnrllciilnrs write the Monroe Eraser Mfc. Co. , X M. IM CTOHM. Wla. H-877. T/TlLOlia WANTUD AT 1WANIC J. JlAMOrTB. Livn ROLirtToiia CAN IJAHN PIIOM u.oo TO 16.00 per day. Apply 1 ? , CIranlto blwU. W \NTKD , C'ANVAFSr.HHl GOOD I'AVINCJ lundnniii. 1611 Izard street. n-M 2 a Mi"MH : . WHHATI.r.Y & IIATI'A I/TIJ. . HHLt- MHil , Hnnlnoil. nre prepariM to nppolnt nn iiKMit for HIP itntiof Nelirnnkn for the sale of WliPiill.-y'ii Hop Hitter Al < " . Tliln nrtlcle hai iichlexwl onoimoil * MICPOWI In the I'tiltcd KinB- itnni nnrt In without ilauht the Ix-nt non-lntoxl. iHlliiif iKjvnrnge over Introduced. tt v1) ) ! , , Hhlppcd Iwtli In bottle and In cask for fttllnij In llio ITnllpiI Mutes. Only tlrmn In touch with birr bottle nn.l . rnimnnmllnir larpp Influent * will lie trrnliil with. Apply by IMtor to Mr. T. W , Cloud vlale , 612 Columbu n\nnj. J.rw Yoi l ( . _ II j-M i i Z3 WANn-UD-rLOniHT AND OAlinnSI-jll. A man who unilorKtan.l . * Id * bunlnow nnd ' ? , owrot i on ln r lo work. Can olthor rent or . BlmrcH. Hot house nn.l giinlen H U a ROO.I to make " Mnri. iipimrlnnltr for the right man AiMrr-w with pnrtlnilnrH nnd " " " - I.a UPC. Haplil City , S. P. llOl'flB , \N'TlTi ) II Y A riltHT-CLASH ' ll butcher * tool * . iiirly wliociin (5lvplion ( l to n n "Klnw l uprtl | . ln " " " . . ' "JKTrf Ioicli'ii nn.l lunch mppllea a ml full ime 01 l.ir Kliuwwitru nn.l . uleutlW In Ne 'rni.kn. poiith- .1,1 , lown. MO. For inrllciilarn n.ldreim . Koe | l r 3 * Ulnrlchs. St. I'nulMlnn. _ _ n-M9U _ N\ANTIO : A GOOD AM. HOUND FLOHIBT. \MrVi at onceT with reference. John CVrd. H-3IO-J ' ' . . I. A. ANTii : > . TA1LOUS AT ONf'l' " Nell. It-MOM SI" I inrliT , Kearney , \VANTii \ : > . MHN- roil and nlRhl Mil \\imon . city Kaib.iK contractor ' \ Itiiten 14c word Orst InFertlon , Ic n word tlii-icafUr. Nothing token for log turn 2.e. WANTl-.t ) , IltST OFVA .IM TO rOMPHTIJNT Khll must bo Rood . -ook nnd Inuii'lreM. jr . I. M. Thuroton , ilil Farnarn tict. . C.ti L.vi.llIS WANTING 'IIIlM ' APIM.Y AT TUB Scaiullnavlan Youni ! LaUlM' homo , l unjims. A YOt'NO I < AI > Y TO VS913T IN llmlPTOirten. morning.r < , , , Apply I. . . Mm. 13. A. Ilolyoko 1C2I H. lid { "f",1 .0. \V\NTKI \ > . aniiMAN r.riiTi you UKNMIAI , lii.UBework In Hin.ill fnmlly : rnfercnipj required. Mi . W. K. Potter , 282) ) C.ilfcrnl.i st. \VANTI ID. A LADY TO HNT'Il ' A WIIOLU. Vale IIUIIKII for tinpurpoHO of l.-.irnhiB bual- II"HM' tiiusl bf apt nml tiusutiiliy anil over J. Aililrpsn K Id , Uco QlllC' ' . \ C' M9I7 3l WANTIJD , OIHL TO DO win It In sin.'ill fnmlly liJ' ' BENT HOU3 'llutej. We n line Drat Insertion , per month. NothlnK taken for less 6-U001I COTTAGKS. IIODBUN. Stanford Circle. C. S. Klgutter. iJHt : ? . F. 1C. DAKLINU. NUWJaODnnN 8-HOOM HOUSE. SI1 IirjNTAL , AQUNCY , COT UUOWN DLOk. KINTAL : AGENCY. SIIKHWOOD. it. Kite. 13-E5 AS * KDH rllCNT TO A SMALL I'MIlSl CLASS funills. without children , a nice no ! room luiHlfni lioimcS1G : Noitli 20th Bt. leilteason- uble. UOSBS & Hill , 1403 Kurnam Kt ] IJ-f AS rmsT CLASS. wnr.L LOCATED noUs. L. tj. Hklnner. 310 N , Y. Life. p-343 S.HOOM HOUSK. ALL MODEUN. avenue. Inquire nt Ml. U M3 A13 ruooM JlOunitN I'LATH. MT1I AND\UAV- \ irinurlh. J. W. Bqulre. 218 Ueo U'ia'nxL-4S3 AVuiTMHNTH. 4 TO 7 ROOMS. IN C1\VUY l.iillilliiBH. 10th nnd Chicago streets ; A Con- vi'iilences ; tents low. Apply to Ilobeil ion ( -hU-nKu tieel. P-Mr.aVl I-THAN" COMI-011TAI1LK. CONVi : NT. nioilurato rentals ; best 3 nml 4-rooni liltea fur lioitHClecepiTH only. Ilefercncea relred. AlMi G-ioom BUlto In tenement. Slii So.ilVect. . rou HUNT , s-nooM HOUSI : . MonnnN , ( nlthiil or unfurnished. 1112 S. 10th stieet\ \ roil UUNT NINU HOOM MODKIIN Hi 10 11 family without email children , tot l.a\fiiiort | St. M 797- | -KKLKUKNEViCO. . n. I , CONTINENTAL UK . Ei ] . roTTAon. icoo H. HTH STnnrrr. .Imiulrc 623 B. Hilt atrcct. D-MSM I ' COTTAOIi. 3013 U3AViNWOUTj : [ r. 2 nooD'iioii.sra IN ; IIUST i\\\ \ of illy : rent very reasonable to Hrst-dnsi rt i.le. N. Shelton. 310 N. Y. Life. D-M89J 1\ \ I'Oll KIINT. GOOD DUTACIinn ' liiiiiw. sijjl Capitol nvenuo. Also g-room 4012 Sow mil street. Orclmnl Hill. II. II. Ilol HUH , Iliiiim 7. Commeiclal Nullonal. I ) Slius OUTII S1 u-aii-i * c.ii ( > i-nooM nousn. CITY AVATI U , 35 Si'uniil ctrcvt , HOO. Fine. O-iixim cottuse , fu n.iio , liatli , I'lOMct , mm hie wash ntuml , etc. i mils KO.CO , This Is well located , nml can ren > \\llh barn If desired , ridellty Tiust company,1 17U. ! Vain.im ulrei't. D-MDJ8 1 FlU UlINT , HOl'813 9 ROOMS , HATH. AMi uiudi-iit I'oiucnli'licos , bain. Wooluoith uvenue , bfhM-en Jlal nnd 32d , H5.00. ltec.1 & Helliv. ; . , ! flinmli-i- Contmcice. D-M9M ii ) rou UHNT , o irooM COTI-AQI : oos 8. SIST ST. D 90 3 * TOR llENT FUBNISHED IIOOMS. " llaic , IKc worvl first Insertion , 10 a word IlifitiiftVr. Nolhlns taken for I M tiai ! > 3Sc. s IN sun-n. IST CLASS HOARD , UotiRlai. 13-881 A2I * iiooMr-aiJNTLHMAN. 2017 HAH- my Kltuot. I-MW i * III.IHJANT KL'HNISIinn UpOMH. AU. MOD. , -ni iimr iln : bmud If desired. 411 N. 13th. Iti-iuinceK niiullfl- U M8M ! 1 * rvo mia.\NT ksoin-H TnoNT "Aiiu.oii3 , V.UH or without fuinlluie. 15J2 Howaril strect , N u"i i : i TV i v itNisi i iTiT"HOO M si WITHOUT UHIII ) : MMV rrnsiiimbliii tnndcrn conveniences. liJI I'iinum atrert. FURNISHED R6oMSANiJ BOARDT o won ) nrat Insertion , lo n word llirtv.iflitr. KulliliiB tnkcn for le s ijiau I1 WOMI3N'd HOMi : . I'NUKR CARD Of C'lnlstlaii association , 111 a. nth st. P-SSJ MILAN iioUKir. in NORTH in-n OTIICIST. Hood ivoins , goo t tnbK . reasonable rates. K-S14JI A13 * _ _ TWO riNiiL.Mtnr : ROOMS. WITH STRICTLX llml-tlam board. 3\0f > nmiuiaa ttrcct. i ? M.707 JTI.MS ) ANlT | OATlD. J1IIUNNAN FLATS. ISO ! I'lillfonila. I'-MIJJ Ail * roullh . . . I'IINISHID ; uoojis , \\llh IkKiiil , inmloin convcnlciKrw. I'tnpla. KZI U.i\vntiort St. I'7'JS - S ! > ' flJ UOOMiJ AND IWAUD. ItnPKn. ninum. r stj si * r. HOOMS WITH UOAIIO IN SMALL iiunlly nlilr totaled ; term * modrnilinfer : - i-iiU' . rtl Uoilte. P .MM2i j FOR RENT-TJNFURNISH'D RQOMS. Itnteo , IVji' \ > ord llrnt Insertion , lo a word lu'ii'iifler. N'utlUntr taken for U' than &iu. S i-'oinousu. to malt nndtfc. . No chlldicn. 319 N. 17th , Q7 POT if Monp.iiNnortMS. . vinarr HIM ipark. . ! 3Df S. Mill ulrttt. U MKl 1 * FOR 1U3NT STORES AND OFFICES lUteK , lOo a line tacU Ituertlon , JI.W a line per m.'inli. NothliK taken for ICM than tic. roil HUNT , IlKSKUOOMt Al O PORTION OP KiKxl nlllcu la tu lmiw iviui-r. UrC-eue bldtr. ; . ' ' " ! ' rentAUdrrna F M. . B . 1 MM3 ! M OKI'K'IIS FOR RENT IN" THE BCIII.m : biilldlnc , ICth and Hamey. Mp uUI Induce- uienta held out to permanent tenants. Apply > JoLkl liron. . rooms M and M Bclilllr build- In * . 1-MStt It UONfilH tUASH 0V SToTlK. SiM B. 17TH FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES .Continued. IlKNT , TIIIJ 4-BTORY IIRICK I1UILDINO. til I'nrnnin st. The tulldtnit has a fireproof cement Inrement , complete steam hentlnic fix tures , water on nil floors , sat , etc. Apply at tlt bllke of Iho lite. 1-919 TIII : HTOW : itriLDiNd , taie TARNAM BT. . muni bo lenlcil for Rome price nt once for somn rpRUl r , Irnliliniitn bnnlnc's Come In with your offers. IliiKKS & Hill , 140S 1'tutmm st. I-OI8A-M AGENTS WANTED. Itnten , I0o n line each Insertion , It.GO n line per month. Nothing taken for less tlmn 2oC. WANTIID NIW HOU8ISHOLR AIITI- cle , n-lU ul fighl , J5.00 avcrnno dally profits. Address l\ Howard Manf. Co. , Providence , It. L J-M759 2 * rou RUNT-PART or VHRY ofllce . ni-nr ICth nnd rnrnam , plenty ruom. I' 33 , I lee. J 79C 23 WANTIH ) , niTHP.Il SI3X , TO INTRODtTCB our linpr > r < l KII nnd vapor slave covers , ccon omlter ( if fuel nnd cnol.lmc utensils. Send rtanin fipr particulars. Qaaollnc Economy Co. , rcrclmiil , o J-M9I1 3 * _ _ TO HBLi7MI 3tMlNi ; : IN NORTH Oinuhii BII | wimi's. Addrcra 2557 necntur Jt. * WANTIID , RISIDINT : AOINT : IN OMAHA nnd Miirniiindlni ; towns to pell our chenlm ; KUIII. Cloland Confection Co. , Clev vlnmlj O. 'WANTED TO RENT. Ilalex. IVJc word Hmt Insertion , lo a word tlierentler. Nothing taken for less than 2oc. WANTiTn. iioi-sns von RUNT. w. o. TIM- plelon , a > 1 Pttnlun block. _ K2WJ'i. ' " TWO"YOI".NO LADIKS WOULD LIKI : HOARD nml riuini In private family ; terms mint be ren- Hoinblu ; rrorcn M. K C8 Hec. K 91S-2J * _ _ WANTI3D71 OR 4.ROOM COTTAOI3. SOUTH of I'ain.im ; gU particulars. Address V to. Hec. K 042 2S * BTOKAOE . nalcs. lOc n line each Insertion. Jl.V ) a line p'er month. Nothing taken for ln > a than 2Sc. BTORAGK I'OIl HOUSEHOLD aoOLCS ; CLUAN and cheap lute. R. Wells , 1111 Karnam.M M 838 STORAQU , WILLIAMS & CROS , 1211 HARNCY. W 3 5 WANTED TO BUY. , \\ord flrst Insertion , lo a word Nothing taken for less than 25c. -r'nTci : PAID FOR SECOND-HAND furniture , i-arpeH , stoves , etc. S. II. Brown , 32) N. ICth. Tel. 1711. _ N-3UA9 * _ WANT TO III' Y AN UPRIGHT ENGINE AND lioller rnini 3 to C horse power. Address t. J. P. , 1CI ! ) .S. Hill street. Is MKJ30 ! ) * _ Rates , 105 c line ench Insertion , Jl.M a line per month. Nuthl.iir token for le than 2oc. _ ALL KINDS "oi' VEHICLES AT DOC ON THE After March 0 I will have on exhibition ( for a short time only ) ul 1213 Fnniam street. Omaha , n full line uf llnf carrlaiies. coupes , landaus , victoria * , park und canopy rlRS. bug les , phne- tons , cirtK , buckboarda , all kinds of business nnd ple.isuru neoni. diays. milk and delivery wagons , uhlch I will close out nt COO ON THE DOLLAR. A full lln < - nml ercrythliiE llrat-clasa. Come nml see and ho convlnwil that you ran buy anythlns > ou want nt half price nt 1213 Far- nun , s.reet. . Omaha. N.b. p MUMAUGH. P ICi A3 _ FOR SALE , PIANO ROX 11UOGY. FIRST clam rundltkin , cheap. 1011) ) N. Y. Liftbullil - Intf. . r-MOSI 1 * _ _ FOR SALEMISCELLANEOTJS. . Rate * , I'.Se word flrnl Insertion , lo a word IheK-uflor. Nothing taken for less than Z'/c. HALED ItAY FOR BALE , THE STANDARD Cattle Company. Ames , Neb. , have 2.000 tons of Koixl bnrn stated hay for sale. All orders filled promptly. Q 837 TOR SALE TWO POOL AND TWO BILLIARD tables , -Man halt. in style , monarch cushions , size fA by H. mill all llxtuici pi > rtanlntt ) thereto. Tables nnl used ono year vet : Will ell or trade. For particulars wilt * to Frank Geoike , Carroll City. Iowa. Q-:01 A4 FOR SALE. SECOND HAND ENGINES. IN first ilnsa shapr. from 5 to 40-horEe power. In dustrial Iron Works , Omaha. Q 321A3 ST. 1IEMNAHD PdlTlES. ' P. O. BOX 6M , city. Q M4M ale FOR SALE , NICE CLEAN GRAVEL. OMAHA Silicon Wall Plaster Co. , 013 First National bank. Q M5SO a6 FOR SALIT. CHEAP. A CO-HORSE POWER automatic 'I'lUlue nml boiler , nearly new : also tow .1. LwTell turhlna In good order. Henry liuiK'Imfllllm'rtic ' , Nob. Q M732 18 * roit \ 1,1:7 : ritusii cows AND CALVES ! SC Webslfr Ktifel. Q M8s3 31 * FOR SAL ! : . PHOTOGRAPH CAMERA , B.\3 , lenn , ulpoilu \ , complete , ns good as mi\v , Ji'.00. Also n No. 2 Kodak , J23.00. E. W. Gan nett , Ml Bimvn block. \ Q M900 29 * i-oii KALI : , c-itoosi HOUSE WITH BARN nnd nut houses. Incubators anil bioodorn K'.asn to 1i ) iii-rex. suitable for Kanlonlni ; . dairy or poultry fiiim ; also groccri Ice box , oil tunU.s nml HUOW cases. Inquire on premises lifter 5 o'clock , Stli nnd Ornce. Q M020 30 * SINGLE MEN'S Cll'IDE , FOR UNMARRIED persons , loc. lo < 979 , Minneapolis , Minn. _ Q M952 29 FOR HA HI-ONE GOOD COAL WAGON. WITH llrxt-i'hiMt toiil box ; ono new Concoid pprlns roml vuicmi ; one set xlnclc missy h.ifncss ; one il.uk day liiuif , line traveler , weight liOOOIbs. ; im > * sorrel diUjn ? horse , with alnglo 'harness ' nnd cnuopy lop plmcton ; one * No. 2 Remington t > pewilter. nlnmst new , with stand nnd other iitmclimcntti oilb'1 hluhntnndliiK bookkecper'a desk. L. E. Roberta , ' coal olllcc. 21th and Hamilton MreelH. ' " Q MJ51 31 MISCELLANEOUS. RatPi , IVic word first Insertion. Ic a word thereafter. Nolhlns taken for less than 25c. NOTK'E-t HAVE THIS DAY WITHDRAWN frum tinlltm l.nnwn as Globe Upholstering Co. March 2S , ISM. Frank ; M.iliannali. 11-91330 * CLAIRVOYANTS. Ilalri , l > to wonl first Insertion , lo a word llieieafter. Nothing taken for less than Kc. MRS. DR. \VARIIUN , CLAIRVOYANT , ndi , lluble LunliK-ta mudlumi 7th jeur at 119 N. 16. ,1 S-SS3 MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC. tntes Hie n word first Inscitlon , lo a word ereafter. Nothlns taken for less than 2c. \DAME SMITH , COS 8. 13TH. 2ND FLOOR , room 3. M.i s.iKe. vapor , alcohol , steam. su | . inn Ina nnd bf.t baths. T MS21 3l \DA.M IIROWN. 1314 CAPITOL AVENUE. 1 Hour , mom I , nuissaye , alchohol , hiilphur ml urn ballin. T M757 23 .SSAGEl MADAME BERNARD , HliTlOOOE ; L T M89J 2 PEBSONAL. lies. I'ic ' n nerd flrot Insertion , lo n worU 'fafler. Nothing takn for leas than : Sc. . HOME Tl'.EATML'NT FOR LADIES , lltli l > l. nml iiinsultatlon fiut. Addresi lull Vl.iM Co , BUltu 3IS llca lililu. Liidy InUtint. U-M914 ruilTllER NOTICE JOHN NELSON 13 louly pei on emplu > ed by mo lo do the lihli ; of vaiillM and ceajpoola. A. MucDon- I City Uarliasu Contractor. U MSI I A8 M.XdE TREATMENT. ELEfTRO-1 HER.MAL M. Scalp and hair treatment , manlcuro and Mrs. Post. 31314 S. ISth.WllhncIl blK U SS ) . J OXVUKN CUlll.'S AfaTII.MA , ' . " \Ul.s , conHiiniptlon , cataiih. etc. Tluee < l \eo at It. $ J UouKlas Mk. letli nnil Dotlge. U-IU n U HY A .MIDDLE-AGED ( AMERICAN 1'iluiutlnii us hoiiiieKcrier | wliein nho can l tf the funilb : wnRCS inoaTaio : rcfert "HijiU.lu-tj ! SJ. ll.ai. _ U JHI50 SO" ROOK HAS OPENED MASSAtJB lt iiu ; Hnunril strwt. Ill iloor fiont to l.r \ ( l niMKiictle , vltapathlr , sulphur liullc liuths , both ifstfiil iiml curntUc , Snnllsh h.ina lubblnc. U n. in. to urlont 3 nnd 4. IIMSM 2 * lilHSON , AGED ABOUT 61. NA , iutuU wh wan lii Montana mid Ku\enlles nnd caily I'luhllos , com- lth IIH prior to December next h < i Miiuethlug to his ndvailtafv , I.owia lawyers. Brodbuiy Inillillnif , _ U-M907 A2 iiK ADDRESS OF OHN R.wAL Illpi y. Oricua cwnityIiwa , Jl m. ) nendln r sam i to C. O. Tlbl > tt , ilor Co. , Neb. U-938 30 _ DR. PAUL CASTOR ; " . ) coiiu'Hii.l utamp. for man taw , bimlnrai , HK-CIIIU- Munition paper. 2J8 'llilrU York.L'S19 < 5 OAN REAL ESTATE. " lM , i&K r-1cl1 mTetllon , Jl.M a Una ptr . _ MOUTH AllLVNs. A-TuOORE. wl N. Y. Life. W-3SOAS * ANU and Upward * , ft lo V4 per I'.nuiM Broltb. & Co. . 1129 W 891 CITY AND ter , 9gf. iy. . < YIJU Babies Eat | | QUAKER CHALK. TALKS After the Jlawl is Over/ Little Cherub is happy now . lie has got what he cried for his dish of Quaker Oats. What healthy babies it makes I Sold 2-1 b. Only In Packages. MONEY TO EOAN REAL ESTATE. Continued. ANTHONY LOAN AND T11U8T CO. . 31S N. Y. Life , loons at low lutes for choice security on Nebraska and Iowa farms or Omaha city properly. W Ml OSIOIIA LOAN & TIIUST CO. . 16TH AND Douglas sts. , loan money on city untl farm lropertyntlowestrntc of Interest. W 861 _ _ _ _ MONIY TO LOAN AT LOWEST MATHS ON Improved and unimproved Omaha real vstnte. 1 to D years , fidelity Trust Co. 1702 Karnam. MON12Y TO I.OAX ON FAIWia IN DOUGLAS county ami Omaha city property. No delay. KUcllty Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam t. . W M8M _ IIONHY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. THD O. I' . DavU Co. , 1505 rarnam t. W 89i ) .I3NTHAL LOAN AND TIIUST CO. , 3M HEB building. W 78 j MONHY TO LOAN ON OMAHA 1'MOI'BUTY and Nebraska farms at from 0 to 7 per cent. W. U. Mclkle. First Nafl bank bidg. W Ml MONUY TO LOAN ON LMI'llOVCD OMAHA leal estutu. Urcnnan , Lova & Co. . 1'axton blk. W M132 LOANS ON IUAL ESTATE , WAKIIANTS. GOOD nolcs , etc. , boucht. Out Yin Uros. , 210 N. Y. Life. W 273 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. Hates. lOo a line each Insertion , tl.50 a line per month. Nothing taken for lesa than 25c. WILL LOAN MONUY ON ANY KIND OP security ; strictly confidential. A. l : . Harris , room 1 , Continental block. X 837 MONEY LOANED ON KUHNITUIIE , 1'IANO : ? . all articles ot value. I > 'red Terry , 430 lining * block. X-iSS LIFIJ INSUHANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. P , O. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo. MGG7 SHOUT TIME LOANS. ' 01 N. Y. LIFE I1LDO. X M20G ns THU VLACE TO UOMIIOW MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MONEY ON HOUSES AND MULEd , MONEY ON WAGONS AND CAIlllIAGES. MONEY ON 1'IANOS AND OHOANS. MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , . MONEY ON MERCHANDISE. MONUY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES. MONEY ON coeds that remain with you. MONEY II' YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY. MONEY IN large or small amounts. MONEY AT LOWEST 1'OSSIULIJ RATES. MONEY IN QUICKEST I'OSSIDLE TIME. MONEY THAT > ou may pay back at any tlraa and In any amount , la at ROOM 4. W1THNELL block , cor. 15th and Harrey sts. THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. A S9 MONEY TO LCAN- Wo will loan you any sum which you wish , email or laree , at the lowest possible rates , In the quickest potolble time and for any length of time to suit you. You can pay It back In such Installments as you wish , when you WISH. and only pay for It as lone as > ou keep It. 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 IX3AN CO. . 306 SOUTH 16TH STREET , First floor above' the street. THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES , .WAGONS. pianos and furniture of all kinds. Uuslne confidential. J. B. Haddock , room 427 Rarnitu block. BUSINESS CHANCES. Rates , lOc n line each Insertion , Jl.M n line per month. Nothing taken for less than 2oc. DRUG STORE. CENTRALLY LOCATED , 'ON easy terms. _ Box 518. city. 900 MEAT MARKET FOR SALE. CENTRALLY located : ntteil up first class ; jlolns Boodbusl- _ ucia. Address C. Bee cilice. Council Bluffs. Y-287 AT BEST PAYING SALOON IN OMAHA : PART cash , balance trade : sickness cause for selling. D. J. Wilson. 1714 N. 25th street , Omaha , Neb. DRUG STORE FOR SALE DA TWAIN " ' InUen ut once. Tcnns given. I. W. HullliiKer , ImoKi-iie , In. Y D. If FOR RENT , A FINE LARGE BRICK BL'ILD- Inu : occupied now as n saloon , near Union Pacific dopot. Including nrat class bar fixtures ; n-nt reasonable. Address John 1 % NVIndolph , Ornnd Island. Neb , 1. 941 3 FOR SALE-J1.000 CASH WILL BUY A PAY- Inj ; business ; need not apply unless you have thu money. Addicss I * 61 , lice olllce. FOR SALE. A TARE STORK DOINO GOOD huslnwi. good n-nsons for selllnK. cash unly. Addn-sa J. Maiautl , Stanton , Neb. I * AI"iM 4 * FOB EXCHANGE. STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS : want horses and cattle. Box 29 ! , Frankfort , Ind. FOR EXCHANGE. 11COO.OO GALVESTON CITY property fur mcrchandlsa or good Nebraska land. Bet 373 Kearney. Neb. Z MT23 3 * BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE , for land or inil.'e. In eastern Nebraskn. I' . O. Box 100. Cieston , Neb. 7. M52I aU * WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR A GOOD 8-rnom housa In north part of city , conven iently locatwl , good nelgnborhooJ.Vould tnlcn vacant lot or smaller house. Address E C ] Be ntllcc. X 541 I WILL EXCHANGE :60 ACRI FINE LAND 111 Cellar county nnd slve $3,000 cash for JS.OO ) stock of eoods. Address contldentlal , BOY 411 David City , Neb. K-rlSI I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA , KANSAS anil Dakota. Will sell cheap or exchange for mdse. . hoi sen and cattle. Address box 73. rmnkfoit. Ind. X-901 WANTED , TO EXCHANGB FOR A TYl'C- wrltPr or a phaeton , a clear lot In Fleming , CVIo. C. 1Swift. . Harlau. la. 2S85 SO * IMPROVED OMAHA PROPERTY. CLEAR. TO exchuiiRo fur llrnt-class liotol ; Rive all particu lar ! . . 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Y , LI fa bulldlnit. ctOICK LAND ; CIlBAl'l TEUUa cusyt colony wanlcil ; commUstun liberal : also lanJj for stock uud indse. J. W. Wc-lplim , Jront. .Neli. im-ici A3 * BAROAIN. N. K. CORNER TH ury. 1' . K. Darlln . Barker block. R M-M > ; t 1MII HALE , A FINE I1OMB OF 11 ROOMS ouUIdu of bath rooms , clos t. pantry , furnace room , etc. , tu ono of the Urst locations , ele gantly funilbhrd and fully eiiulppea In vcry particular , ready la step right Into , and > bargain for anyone about to locate. Tim whota on till. lioiif , lot and furnltur * . lU.OOO.W. much leu than cost and only vffrred for * . \l on tcvount of family belnic a u much ot lh Itmt His prcieal y ur. Addi > j I > W. Bee. P. tt1 W al FOB SALE REAL ESTATE. Continued. FOR SALE. 7-ROOM COTTAOIJ AND LOT AT 2211 Webster street for 13,800.00. Apply _ on premise- . R E M4 ul3 FOlTsALE. 5-ROOM COTTAGE , 19TII. NEAR Ijikisttet ; will uell cheap. Box 373. Kearney , _ Ncb. r 'IE M72U _ WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN , HOt'SE , BARN nnd lot ; also two vacant lot * , corner 2Sth nvenuo nnd Burdctte , on Eraile. sp er and water ; loin well fenced. Apply tu owner , Mornnil. 1510 Hnrney. HE M731 A21 FOR SALE 2 IIOL'SES AND LOT. 2mi NE\R Loaveilworth , l > rlnilnR KOOI ! revenue , bargain for cash or part cl ar land. Make offer. O. L. Green , room 23 , Birker block. RE 799 POULTRY FARM. 5 ACRES. NICE LOCATION , KixiH paying egg route. 1 * . L. X'lch ' , IlrlgK-i , Ni-b. RP.-9I3-2 LOT 6 , BLK. 172 , CHEAP. F > Bee CH A-1S DO NOT TAIL TO SII12 THOHH NUW tnges In Avqndnle park. 6 to 8 rooms , fur nace bath , closet , mantel , cm to , electric lights , paved stii-uts , stone wnlkH , tri-i's , sudiliil jaidn. natter , Within 1 mile fromi > oiti'lllre , from 13.SOO.O ) to 11,300.00 , on cany terms. Cannot be niualleil ns a h.irtiiln In HIP city , fidelity Trust company - pany , 170J Karnain street. UK M92) ) 1 FOR LEASE-REAL ESTATE. 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Iivpm : ORIGIN OF THE 1IACIC ART Ilorniinnn , the Mngician , Describes tlio Rise and Growth of Occult Sciouco. MYSTIC SIGNS IN THE BIBLICAL AGES The Trnchlngn of I'urly Ksyptluin anil Greek l'lillo oplirrii wllli ll frrpnc < > ti > 'Mrnii- Inj ; of Slgiu Surrrrjr lit 1 Many I.until. KIICUI.RAN labor , vast learning nnd a longer period of time than Is al lotted to tha life of man would bo required to com plete n history of the art of mnglc. Sulllcc It to RAJ that as many different I forms of magic exist ns there are nations upon the earth. No subject , Indeed la more attractive and In structive than that of _ magic. U tins had Its In- tluonco on almost every plmse of human thought ; It Is found In the fountalnheada from which spring history and civilization. Magic has often been erroneously consid ered as exclusively of Persian origin , which error the Athenian philosopher , Plato , ap pears to have originated. It Is not possible to name any one country as the birthplace of magic. We must look to the continent of Asia , to Asia nt large , us Its native place. No section of the world Is richer than Asia In wildernesses , deep , sequestered valleys , mournful Militates and gloomy caverns ; In fact , Its deserts are na numerous and ex tensive ns its mighty rhers nnd inland seas. That n secluded life , ami especially one passed in the silence and solitude of the desert. Is conducive lo the production of In ward visions Is shown by the history of the east In all ages , where these deserts have always been regarded as the favorite resi dence of spirits nml apparitions. Even Isaiah , the greatest and most Influential of the Old Testament prophets , speaks very plainly on this subject"And Dabylon , the glory ' of kingdoms , the beauty of the Clinl- dces' excellency , shall bo as when God over threw Sodom and Gomorrah. H shall never be Inhabited , neither shall It bo dwelt In , from generation to generation ; neither shall the Arabian pitch tent there ; neither shall the shepherds make their fold there. Hiit the wild beast of the desert shall lie there ; and their houses shall be full of doleful creatures ; and owls shall dwell there and latyrs shall dance there. " In the hook of Enoch passages are met with recording Instances In which spirits were banished to desert places by magic. In the Middle Ages all secluded spots , by paths , deserts nnd solitudes were especially the trystlng places of spirits of every kind The Inhabitants of the Karoo and ot the Scottish Islands have always been celebrated as particularly subject to the Influence of spirits nnd the devil , nnd C.acjar nnd Plutarch both mention the British Isles ns deserted nnd melancholy solitudes. We are told that In Shakespeare's time (1GG4- ( IfilC ) men wcie opt , during the hours of darkness , to see n supernatural bolng In every bush , ami they could not enter n cem etery without expecting to encounter some departed spirit wandering among the graves , or commissioned to reveal something mo mentous and deeply affecting to the sur vivors. Fairies danced In the moonlight glades or something preternatural perpetu ally occurred to till the living with admira tion and awe. * Shakespeare. In the great tragedy of "Mac beth , " delineated the. beliefs and supersti tions of his ago by Introducing witches on the stage . ' I THE OIIIGIN Ofo"TUHMS. . Magic derives Its name Irom magi , and the word mag. was used by Jcronilah ( C20 B. C. ) to Indicate n Uabylonlan priest. The magi were men of austere hnblts and were the most learned men of their times. A higher knowledge of nature was Implied In the term magic , with which religion , and particularly astronomy , were associated. The Initiated and their disciples were called magicians that Is , the wise which was alfo the case later among the Greeks. Plato especially praises the deep icllglous nwe of the magicians , while both Luclan and Cicero speak of them as "learned. " Originally the magi were either them selves princes or belonged to thq higher class of society. Justice , truth and the power ot self-sacrifice were the qualities ot a magician. The neglect of any ono of these virtues was punished In the most cruel manner. Cambyses , a Pcislan mon arch (1529 ( II./C. ) , having commanded tha execution of a priest ( magician ) who had allowed hlmbclf to bo bribed , nnd had his skin stretched over the chair In which his son and successor sat In his judicial capacity. That magic proceeded originally from Asia as a peculiar and Inborn gift ot the human soul Is shown not only by Moses but the known records of humanity , as the Zend Avcstns , the Vedas , etc. In the early ogetf men were firmly con vinced that the most perfect half , the real man , hud originated In the world of spirits. From this world he derived his vjt.il ener gies , being as little able to sever himself from Its Influences as thu boughs from the trees on which they grow. In the very carllcit nge , when man had just left the hand of nature ami still f > at at the feet of the Creator , when the senses were still Impel feet and the limbs were not freely under the command of the will , man ( then communicated directly with spirits. This extraordinary Rejnrcnator Is tlio most womlerfnlilHcuvcry of ttio's.ie ; , It has been cil by ( he leadlnKiuluntltlu men of Kuiopo nil America. J-ft f _ , , . vogo- able. 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Address HUDSON ftlEDICAL INSTITUTE , 10J12 MAUXET ST. , SAN FBAJs'CISCO , CALIFORNIA. Osi-ful. Complvto , Practical Welch C.uiu'r.i , hUi-ot wiitch.nlck- c'l CHM\ ! < C pli'lnroh without odillutr Any ono c in opor- U. I'QHtpald with UtiiiH , Camera took of liiHiriivlloiiH , cto .lor & - ' Bit AirKiiln wuntud. lU > ok- ! < Irff HAYNRS SONS A CO. , 1UOU Chamu ro ( Commerce , Chlcaco , In the Ocnesla of Moses Utr- patriarchs ate brend and milk with Klohltn. nnd ho set before them a fatted calf. Homer' * Rod , too , communicated directly with men. Al that tlmo there were no ghosts or demons , and the hlens of spirit and matter were not yet distinct , Aa soon , however , as the primitive community wan broken up by n more freely expanding use of Iho senses , ns soon aa men had eaten of the tree of knowledge nnd wished to free themselves from natural laws that they might go their own way wlthoilt further obedience , then was the Creator no longer In Kden and the peaceful community was destroyed , for the tree of life wan not the tree of knowledge. Ho who seen Clod cannot live. MAGIC AMONG Till : I'nuSIANS. Among the Persians thn magi represented the priesthood , .and magic \VIIH synonymous with their religious riles. Soothsaying was regarded as n higher revelation by the gods , nnd to make themselves susceptible to the prophetic spirit and In propltnto ( he uplrlla they used the most powerful prayers nnd chints. To bring themselves Into closer communion with the god * the magi led a llfo peculiar to themselves , their chief command * belnK to abstain from \\lno and to eat but little animal food. Everything that could excite the senses was absolutely forbidden. Ono great characteristic of magic Is the n.tlly with which magical formulas framed thousands of years ago hold on. almost un changed , to this day. To understand this It must be borne In mind that If there wore- any practical ii'c In slieh rules as those fol lowed by the magi they would hnvo been Improved by experience Into now shapes. Hut they being worthless and Incapable of Improvement the motive of change Is ab sent and the old precepts have held their ground , handed down by faithful but ntupld tradition from age. to ago.Vo theteforo venture to say that iniiulo today In Africa , Australia or any part of Asia Is essentially the same OH It was thousands of yours ago. Wo do not mean that magic throughout the world Is the same , for each nation has a distinct form of magic peculiar lo Itself , but the vailous forms current today , es pecially In scml-clvlllzcd or barbarians portions tions of the world , nro exactly the same UM they hnvo been from limp immemorial. TUB OUACU3S OP 01U3KCK. Ancient Oreek lllerattlrn shows Iho Greeks to have been n people whoso religion ran much Into consulting oiarle gods nt many temples , of which the shrine of Apollo at Delphi was the chief. Necromancy . o. , the art of revealing future events by com munication with the dead , was extensively practised. There was a famous oracle ot the dead near the Itlver Acheron , in Thespro- tlac. where the departing souls crossed on their way to hades. The myth of Circe , turning the companions of Odysseus Into swine , allows the barbaric belief In magical transformation of men into beasts : Then mingling for them I'liimnlan wine with cheese , Mail nnd fresh honey , nnd Infusing drugs Into the mixture drugs which made them The beveragi' , nnd they dinnlc. Then In- She touched them with si wand , nml Mint In sties , .transformed to swine In head and IJrlstle.s 'mid Minpe , though still the human Itenmliied to them. Tims sorrowing they Into their cells , where Circe Hung to them Acoiim of oak- mill | | , .x , nnd the frnlt or cornel , sucli ns notiiish wallowing Hv I n Ot Not less clearly does tlip story of Medea and her caldron typify the witch doi-tross with her drugs , powerful both lo kill and bilrig to life. Medea wan tin1 daughter of Aectcs , king of the Colclmlns , who nre said to have founded a settlement on the cast of the llhick sea and lo the south of tlu Cau casus. .Medea was one of the "wise women" ( witches or sorceresses ) of antiquity , nnd she took terrible revenge on Jason for his desertion of her mother for another bride. Medea may bo considered ono of the oldest witches In the magic art. Her wllcherafl. ns mentioned by Oreek authors who lived COO U. C. , was "old" even In their tlrne. The worship o Hecate , the moon goddess , sender of midnight phantoms , lent Itsplf es pecially to the magicians. Hccato was the chief goddess who presided over magic- aria formed by the light of the moon. .Medea is in this respect closely iisspclatcd With her worship. It Is In an ancient Greek writer , Theocritus , where wo really Und the "origi nal recipe" employed by the witches of Shakespeare. Theocritus In one of his Idyls represents a passionate witch crying to Hoeate , the moon , to shine clear while shu compels by sacrifice her faithless lover , and goes through magic ritual of love and hate , striving to bring her beloved ono back to her by whirling the brazen thomb , scatter ing bones with the scattered barley , molting him to love by the melting wax , casting Into tlio fierce flames u torn shred of her cloak and laurels to crackle and blaze and bo consumed that his flesh shall bo consumed likewise. Tills ancient witchcraft ascribed magic power"to such fllth ns pounded liznnlH and the blood of creatures untimely dead , revolting mpsses made familiar to moderns , as It has been stated , by Shakeapeaie. I'UNISlUNn SOIIOEIIY. A bull of , Pope Innocent VIII. served to stimulate llm imiulsltors.V have learned , " the bull decJarpd , "that a large * number of persons , of both s'oxos do not fear to enter Into rotation with the Infernal demons and liy their sorcery strike npuilly men und animals , render sterile , thu con jugal bed , cause the children of women to perish , ns well IIH the offspring of anlmnN , and wlthnr the wheat In tlm Held * , the vines , the fruits of the trees , the grass and pastures. " The conhequcnces of this bull were flight fill. In 1185 Cnmunus in ono year burned alive forty-one women ; toward iho same epoch 100 IIIPIIoru burned In lliily. In 1015 600 women wiiec.fcnl < > il | u Geneva under the denomination of Protestant sorcerers forty-eight , more we're hut nod in Uuvens- bnrg , and the Inquisitor. Heml. boasted flr having caused lo bu e\tiuted In llftecn years inoro than 1,000 persona. Strange though It. may " > em , those peis-ociillons only tendril I > extend the sphere and thu Iniluoncu of maglj a fact which proves thnt , an opinion , how ever revolting or Blrango. finds ready mar tyrs the momonl It Is poisccntod. Death only propagates It , ridicule alone oMIn finishes It. Kollowing Iho bull of Innocpitc VIII , , In 1181. docunionts of the fame natum wuru Ibsucd by loxnnder VI. , Leo X. ( in l.VJI ) and so en , but , us it hu& already bo.-u utateil , they only served tu Incienbcj the num ber of sorcerers , There wcro miinyoauses whli-h tended to bring mnglR into discredit , pitch ii'i Us heathenish doctrines , enmities. Ignorance , superstition , scopllrkm. olid the premature judgment of shallow authors. Magic , there fore , was classed with paganism , IRUMU.SO some of Its professors were heathen , or were considered to bu tuch , or because llm magic : trts followed In Iho footsteps of heathenism , ta , for Instance , tlju belief current In Spain that the devil was visibly ioen to torment ncn. ncn.OVnUTIIKOU'S HY SCIKNCR. The final full of magic begun with the re vival of science In thq sixteenth und < > e > en- eonlli centuries , when ttm question wns raised whether thu supposed uffectii of magic really t ak placu or lint. In our day , iho occult .scfcncQ 01 o rapidly dying out among , h educated classes ol the clvlllrcd world. , though astrology still has Its vitnilcs , and ho cummunlcatlons In "spirit circles , " by uudltimH and spirit writing nro what would n old t mc.s hnvo been u'aised as nocroninncy. lilt thu Influence of magic may yet bo soon n the practice employed of foretelling chnngea In the weather by the moon's quar- ore , taking oinpiis from veulng magpies and tearing a dog howl at night , the fear of spilling salt , the filrU llDlenlng to tlio cuckoo 0 toll how soon thi > y will bu married , puli ng off u row of leaves to * ettlu what the over's callhiK will bo , nud perhaps own compelling him lo comu by H pin stuck hroiigh the ruslillfilit. Lojko'l ' nt an u scrlot ot doliishm1 , muglc 1 ilhtiisH'iiil to the modern mind , which , unco sallsllRd of Its practical futility , IK apt o discard U aa folly unwoithy of further notice. TliU , however , Is hardly doing It justice , or , as we have nhown. In tlm uarlv de velopment * of HIP human mind both nOlnlon and uclcnce wcro Intimately cjiuioctvd with uaglc , whiiduuiloii3 hraiichos , unfruitful aa they may ho , are nuvrrlhelfi.B ( frowtha from the tree ol knowledge. WILL FINISH UP THE WORK Damage Inflicted by the Frigid Weather Throughout the Country. ANOTHER BLIZZARD MASSACRING BUDS Sormiil ( 'oldVavr > Hurrplnn Ilinrn from tlm Nortliurnt mill , | | | | Wlmlovi-r I'rnll Stirtltnl Ilir l tst One U Is U'lilrsprrnil , KOIIT SCOTT. Kim. , Mnrcli 23. A bllz- zanl front the nortlnvcst reacheil this sec tion thin mornliiK , the thermometer drop ping tu 20 ilugrors nbovo r.oro. Suuh fruit * ns were left by HIP recent cold wave nro ex pected to bo killed liy this ime. DKADWOOI ) , S. I ) . . Mnrch 28. Advices to the tlurllngton riilliiNtd ns far na Alllanco Kay It Is stonnliiK furiously , Thh will cotn- plotely block bnalne&t , especially bolwccit IMgouood and Shorldnn , ns tlio stoint ctnio from that direction. ST. PAUL. March 28. A llKht snow fell here last night accompanied by n light breeze , but Itvns not no\eru eiuiiiKli lo deserve - servo the immu of n blizzard. Snow wir < also reported us far weal ns 1'lrrro nml Aberdeen. In Smith O.ikotn nnd nt Sioux Kails the fall \\aa hciwler , beliiK thu llrst xno\\fall nt that place for a month. South Dakota fear * n repetition In the Itlack hllli of its recent blizzard. ST. JOSKI'll. March 2S. Another cold wave struck this city this morning nnd the mercury was several desrees below the { rec.- IIIR point at noon , belnK at 2S above. A hlRit wind Is hlowliiK nml slKns nnd oiithnltdliiK have been blown down. Reports at thu llur- llngton ofilecH show that the cold wave Is general and reports from the western illvl- bloiiK say another c" , _ ic cold xnap may bo expected tonight. Knilt srowers nro very uneasy nnd It Is now fe.irod apples , as well ns cherries and plums , hnvo been Injured. INIHANAPOUH , March 2S. A mlnliituro bllz/ard Btruek this city last night , nnd from present conditions uprhiK weather la far away. IC.xrly this morning a line snow begun falling nnd continued throughout the tuatcr part of the day. U U accompanied by n high wind nf the whirl variety , nnd outdoor Ufa Is well nigh Intolerable. HANCOCK. .Mich. . March 2S. A heavy Hleet storm has been raging In thlx neighbor hood today. Many telegraph \\Iies are down. CHICAGO , March 2S. A snow storm swept down on Chicago last night and raged all d.iy. Sttcet car travel was badly demoral ized by the deep and soggy "beautiful. " Tim cable toads wcio especially hampered by the storm. SIOUX CITY , March 2S. ( Hpcclal Tele gram to Thn Dee. ) Therein u snow storm in thlti territory lasl night , and snow has been falling nearly all day. MAUSI1ALLTOWN . In. . March 28 , The snow storm of last night today developed Into a typical hllrzard , a high north wind drifting the snow badly and thu weather Growing colder. DimUQUK , March 2S. The snow storm that feet In at midnight continued today , lie- laying trains nnd eerlonUy Interfering with strjet tralllc. The weather began getting colder this afternoon , with a tendency to ward a lill/zanl. OTTL'JUVA , In , March 28. It Is snowing furiously. Two inches now have fallen , and It Is getting colder. Small trnlui aru killed. LAKE CITV. Minn. , March 28. The cold weather of the past two days has formed snniclcnt Ice on Lake Ucnnepln to sustain a person's weight. Two days ago the lake was almost clear of Ice , but now the outlook for navigation Is discouraging , DUN'ISON , Tex. , Mnrch 28. A norther struck here today , accompanied by rain and sleet. Since noon It has been snowing. UOCKKOIU ) , III. , March 28.-Six Inches ol snow fell here last night and u regular bliz zard raged. HOT SI'HINOS. Ark. , March 23. A reg ular lillz/nrd struck the city this evening at : ; o'clock and a blinding snow storm set In , The wcatlii'f was bright and beautiful yes terday , and the sudden change surprised every one , as It Is very nnnsu.il here. It means thu destruction ot fruit and early vegetables. The snow continues to fall and Is drifting badly. MILAVAUKKE , March 28. One df the heaviest snow * storms of the season passed over Wisconsin today , accompanied by a high wind. Four Inches of snow Is re ported at Hoscobel. It approached it bll/- zaid in thh city , Ilclolt , Monroe and other places. _ I'linrrnl of , Mrs. Canlt. The funcml of Mrs. Hurilet Cooper Oantt , widow oC iron. Unnkftl Onntt , Into chief justice oC Nebraska , took place ut the Ne- buiHkn Ifonu- for Aged , 112i North Twenty- seventh jttti'et. The lomaliiH wore1 then taken to thu Webster Sltret depot , enrotite for Ne- biasku City , for Initial by the sldo of htr husband. Miss Harriet Cooper of Allegheny semi nary wnH married to Daniel ( lUittt April 20. 18 * , In J'lltsbuitf. I'll. , nnd came with him to Omaha , where they lived for BCV- ernl yenru. Hernovlnc ; with the family to Nebraska City , she lived there until somn tlmu nfU'r lilt dcuth. She Is remembered by tlio best people of both tliejic cities an n woman of exalted character , intellectual culture mid piety. Jiimmry 0. 18M ! , she wan placed In lite Nebraska Homo for Aged ivople by bet friends , who , owing to the pernllniltlcH ol her disease and lifr advanced ago ( nearly &l yu.trH ) . wPtt- unable li > glvo her Hie euro and gentle inlnlHtintlons hl rctittlreil. After Tuesday , March 20 , ( die was In nn unconscious nnd npparuntly pulnleca condi tion ; nut coma , or stupor , but Just sweetly breathing her life awny. ( in Monday , March 2 l , just IIH HIP Hrttlng Htm was (111- ( Ing the loom with a noon m tanmncc , ina luisy whi'i'ls of 111' ' : Htood still anil her happy splilt took Its lllgbt , without a higher or movement of a muscle. Mr. Amos ( luntt , youngest child of Judgn Oaiitt , came to this city as noon ns ho vni Inloiiiicd of her IllnesH and rendered every attention of nd'fctlon nnd gr.ititudo , nril- : 'UK niiungcmcntH lor the last sad rltex In Nebraska 'lly. At lii:3i : ) a few friends gathered with tha ollU'ri'H and Inmnti'H of the humc lo rendt'r lokiMtM of reirard to HIP meinnry of lluile - c ( > , iffil. Ili'V. Jr. Ili-niiH of Trlnltv Metb- o.ll.st Kplscopul chliliih , assisted by Uiv. ; Dr. KuhiiH of the Lutheran church , cuii- lucted the beautiful ritual sorvlc , . ' of thu MothodlHt Hpl'i-op'il churi'h , of whluh Hh \\t\x for Hlxty-seven jours an hunoniblu int'inber. Some I'liolci ) floral offorlngn from Amoi Oanll nml otherH , composi-d of lOastrr llle.M , fetnu. llllcH of the valley , a H'ckhi aid Mi oaf , g-avu lilting' attestation of re- ppect for her memory. MHR C. A. ! K. WHITIJ , Croup and \Vliooplni ; ( 'ongli. "I have three children who are subject to , croup , and Inivo found that Chamborlaln'H Cough Remedy will euro them quicker than inythlng else 1 can got. If you do not bo- levo that this lemedy will euro thu croup , lo a ? I did , try It , and jon will noon be con vinced. " H. M. Chntman. Dewcy. III. Whooping cough Is alto deprived of all dan- ; crouu consequences when Chamberlaln'H Cough llcmedy Is frtely Klvoit. There Is lothlng ennui to It for either of these all- nents. For halo by druggists , - TIII : ni.iiTv MAHKIIT. INSTltUMIZNTS placed on record March 23. IS1M : WAIMIANTY OHI na Hldncy AlU-n nnd v > lfo In Albert JunUB , lot U , block IS , R V Hmltli'n add ? 5,000 H J Wohlt'rs et til to Aiuimt Selmefer , lot 17 , block U , Onto City p.ult 4M O II I'nyiif nnd wife lo I , I * Hlnu , lot 1 , block 3 , Kimnui ! Ith add 1 O W c'liniinmn and wlfu to John lUitiu & Co. , lot 2 , Mock 1 , Uvcrull Place COO Thomas Gertry and \\\ti' \ lo JUIHCM Carroll , nndlv ' .i lot : > . block K ) , Buuth Omaha l/W QUIT f'l/AISt DKHD.S. C V Han'lHon In f ! N Olulz. lot 5. block I-1 , Ambler J'laco 1 H I , Allison and wife to Mutual I .If" and t'.uUilliitf unoclntlon ; , w 'Xi ' lot r , LlnilHsy'a uihi / 1 ni-inns. 11 W IMtrli'k , sqioctal nuiator , toV I" ftnyilqr , 20 iicn.'i > In w Kv l'J-16-U . n.ooo Total ninount of IrmiMfr-rM JU'.io. ! Sufferers from P' u : li3 , ore thrrmt. tt nlionld try ' llrrrn'f Mn.'ichl-il Tro'hc.1 xlmple t > i I xure rmody , Suld only la b"coj. J'rlceuta. .