)
rFTTTO rYXlATTA T > A itTTTT'Rn ? ( A"V. AT TTT , nn. 1SOK
SPEG1RL NOTICES ,
/drcrtlscmctitft for lhc o rolumni will b
krn until 1BI3O p. m. for the erciiliicmiil
nntli 8 i > . in. tar the meriting and Hnniluy
dltlun.
Ailt-trtlicrfl , by rrqacftllni : " numbered
clirclt , inn Imvo nmivrcr * nddrcimcd to a
numbered letter In rare of 'llio llco. An *
wrrs no nilUriMcd will fan ilrllTorcd upon
trim-million of the check on If. Hilton ,
1 l 8c n nurd , llrit liiMTtlon , Ion word
hereafter. Nothing tnhoii ( or Int than 23o
for llrst InMTllon.
Hit-no advertisement * muit tun coiuecu *
lively.
SITUATIONS WANTED ,
POSITION AS Ct.lMUi IN DRY OOOI > 3.
clothlmt or Kcnernl more , } > y nn experienced
man ( German ) , Good reference * . AiMrr ? l > x
JM. AYuhiM , Neb A MM3 1 * .
i i > AKinH : "LOOKING roit A HITI'ATION ;
city or country. Apply at 037 8. lltli ulreel.
A M334 31 *
tt'ANTKD. HITUATION IIV OCX ) ! ) IIUBAD
nnil c.ike I'nker. Inquire European hotel , 107
B. 13th Ktrcet , A-M3II * ! _ _
WANTED MALE Hl.ZjP.
vVANTitA : PK\V MOIIIJ 0000
to collect nnd noil. Apply 1516 U
II 2M-H-3Q
BAI.nSMKN IN AND OUT OI- ' OMAHA TO
HI our K'Kxls to Kroce . Oootl cornml-wlon or
ilnry. Inference required. It. X. V. Co. ,
tH a. Main street , Ht. I < oul , Mo. II M1I4 !
WANTUI ) . THAvfn.INO MAN IN OUOCCIIY
llnei ( itnle experience and reference * . Urn
clans Nebraska territory. Address N C7 , Ileo
olllcc. II-MJH 1
WANTED , AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN.
Lucrative position for the right man. Cull
Wednesday uftcr ! ) Room 8 , 213 Sn. Uth
street. B-M3U 30
WANTED , A BRIGHT , STRONG BOY. WITH
two yearn * drui ; experience , not afraid of work.
Address nt once. Kuhn & I'u. It M331 1 *
STEADY BOY , HANDY WITH TOOLS. WANT-
1. 815 N. Kith street. B-M337 31 *
WANTED JUE.LP.
ARI3 YOU HONEST , SOBER , INDUSTRIOUS ?
If so. engage with us for 1S95 ; $300 a month ,
$3,600 a year ; you can mak It easy ; six hours
a ilay Our agents do not complain of hnrd
tlmci. Whyf They arc making money selling
our Perfect on Dish Washer , the only practical
family washer manufactured ; nablies. dries
nnd polishes dished perfectly In two minute * ;
no experience necessary ; a child of 8 operates
It easily ; cheap nnd durable ; weight , thirteen
pounds , made of nr.tl-rust shfet steel ; capac
ity , 100 pieces ; $10,000 for KB equal ; every fam
ily wants one ; you don't have to canvass ; ns
noon ns people know you have It for sale
they send for a dlih wnVier ; each agent's
territory protected : no cur.petltlon ; wo fur
nish snmplo ( weighs elx pounds ) In nice case
to lady agents to take orders with ; one agent
m de $214.53 Ist ! ten days. Addresi for full
particulars Perfection Mfg. Co. , Englewood III.
*
WANTED , I-IFTY GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS
of work. Canadian Emplotment Otllce. 1522
Douglas plrect. C MI03 M23
_
FIRST-Cl7X8S o7llLS AT SCANDINAVIAN Y !
W. home Olfice 1018 Capitol uvcnuc. Tel. 15J7.
C 723 3 *
WANTED-Oini , FOR GENERAL HOt'SE-
work. 291S Dodge St. C-13G
WANTED-G1RL , AT ONCE , TOR GENERAL
llouscuoil. , small family. 1135 South 31st St.
C 153
A LADY WITH THE QUALIFICATIONS OP A
saleslady wanted Immediately for n. permanent
position. n nl not ln > experienced , but mint
come well recommended ; fnlarj * $9.00 weekly.
Apply utter 10 o'clock W. T. Marshall , 12
frelghton blnrk -333-23 *
A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE ,
work In small futnlly. Mrs. Ncuman , 2 )9
Doilgo street. C 311-30
FOR BENT HOUSES.
HOUSES * . F. 1C DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
D IS
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OI- ' THE CITY. THE
O. P. Davis company. 1503 Fnrnam. D 128
HOUSES ; BENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 1STII ST.
D 127
FOR RENT , 2113 CAPITOL AVENUE. 11
rooms , modern. The O. F. UavU company.
II. E. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA.
D-M6S1
1700 AND ZrOS FARNAM STREET.
W. M. Roger * , 1323 Farnam street. D M323
rOUR-RCOM IIASEMENT. ill S. 24T1I STREET.
D M13I M23
1'LEASANT DETACHED MODERN 8-ROOM
house ; nice lawn , barn. Inquire 2003 Pierce st.
D-34T
l-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 2711 DOUGLAS ST
D-1HOJ
CENTRALLY LOUATK1J , 10-ROOM HOUSE ,
modern Improvements. Inquire 712 N. 19tli
_ tre t. D M333
B ROOM COTTAGE , C33 SOUTH I7TH AYR.
D 3W MZ
PLEASANT SIODUIIN C-UOOM 2ND STOHY
Mat ; bcautlCul lann and jhaJ'i. 2111 Mhtnl
Btrctt. D M71S
IJINU-llOOM MOIMIUN IlOUSr : . 1539 31IRII.
man avenup , J30 ; 10-ronm modern houte , liur-
dettr , rrnr Shermnn nvcnue , J23. Ilvron Heed
Co. , 213 South llth street. D M73S Mil.
IIOVSKd l-'OK IIHNT , I-'IlOXl J10.00 TO 5 00.
See Fidelity Trust company. 1702 I'mnnin B' .
D MSO M
viiiiY 1'i-iHiHAUU ) nousis VACANT MAY
1st. J. II. Sherwood , 42J N. Y. Life. 'I'lioneTO.
roil IinNT FL7lTS VT dlTTlII3ABT COilNnfl
of llth nml Howard streets. Newly pnpou-ii I
ntul painted. Inquire loom 311 , 1st National 1
Ilnnk IHJff. D-8 3
LIST i-HOPHiiTY ran HUNT. SALR ou i-x- :
chnnKo with Equltnbls Investment Co. , 403 N.
Y. Life. D & 70 3)
unuiTcnn TO ji3.o , CHIAI : > IST AND NKAT\
cst C-rooni cottage with bath lu citv. 3031 Cull-
fornJn St. Dm VK-X )
JiouiniN KiGiiT-nooM iiousn , jr i-int
inonth. Inquire 2G1& Capitol avvnu .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ > _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ D 1J2 }
wonnux TIX-UOOM norsi : . unicicT aAs'
bath , l.iunJrjfurnace ; hard wood tluurs : SM.OJ-
kcjs , 1601 Cnpltol avwiue , aJJolnlnc '
I ) MI40 3il
rURNIHIIIIU HOt'SH KItOM JUNF. 1ST , TO
family without younn chllJren , rufereiiees ie-
qulreil. 710 > f. : .M 8t. U ll 3)
coni'i.irrn MODIMINIHIIITIIOOM : uuicic
In erovu on Shcrwoyil avenue. $ J3 tw
Cliolcu modern eight-room brl'-U
, No. CO ! North
23ril street. J33.W.
Nlcu , lUsht-nxim fnimo residence. N'o. 2217
Spruce ntrei"t , J22.CO.
EleKBtit ten mil twelve room modern hrlclc res
idences nt souths cst corner 2Jrd mid C.iliroinln
very luw tents. '
C. A. Starr. 613 N. Y. Life.
. t. u-isa-sj
NI3W TLAT. 0 IIOOMS. IJ.VTI1 ANo'lIVTH
room. gm . vvnUr. 1113 8. llth. D Jtlft 3 *
1 ItOOM UOrSIJ. NU\VI.Y l'Al"NTI3I)7coilNiil
-8th nnu Ilowaril. I.very moilern cunvenlenct- *
lorntlon moat ileslnthe. Call on A. C1. Onir rot
_ Itoya' thonter. 1) l2l-i !
Toil III3NT. N1NK IIOO5I ruilNIHIIDU
lioiifc , im-lern. Will exchange rent for bnanl
If ilealml. Per purtlcul.irs enqulio ZC1C St
fo * llari'n nve. or mom 47 , lliimswlck hotel.
ii-f >
6-ROOJt COTTAOES. ruitNisiiicn.
modem. 8D. Ko. : oih street. l > 2SJ-3'
FOR RUNT-7 ROOM MODERN FLAT. LANOR
liluylU > ! S. IStli Jit. _ -M-24M
"
FOR MKNT , HoilHra "AN ROOMS. Firil" .
nhih-'il or imfurnlslied , ciiitnl. Tlznrd. lit
N. ami. ,
7-iiooMriAT. , HANOI : AND ALL MODERN
connri.nce . 7U1 S. Itith ultvet. Charl-H W.
1 taller. 511 I'axton blo . D M2X.I M27
riNU 13-R. MODERN HOUSE. 2019 I11NNEY ,
nnnltiiry plumbing perfect. Wlthnell , M7 N. Y ,
Llfe. D-M30T
_ k _ _
tOlO M.VPON ; PLEASANT C-UOUil MODERN
houMOt rho-ip ; Iln location ; lawn. M < Ni-w
York Life. _ _ I ) M3U
TO RKNT. rURNISlIED MODERN
clsht rooms nnl laundry ; ruiniihtc ; near ll.in.i-
conl park , Sl.iy Uth tj S | itiinibr IJIIi. Ail-
ilrera N Cl. lloo. D-
FOR RENT. HEVEN-KOOM IIOIiaiC ALL
modfrn convenleiu.'c . Iniiulre Gil So. ISth M.
rort HH.VT six-uooii noir.sK. KW iJoi-Tii
rith street. I.Mi. . . - ;
? LKA.SANT HOL'9i : OP blX LAHCK IIOOMS.
VM-ll 1-x-atrU. S31 a. Slsl. -MX 1 < ji
ion
I-QR RENT. ROOMS. ta. TH
_ E-37S MS
60UTII I'RONT ROOM. Z:7I HAlNEY.
E-M77I 30
I'LTTASANT ROOM , 1919 DOIX3K. K-575
UODERN ROOM , WITH BOARD. IIO * CAS3.
_ _ _ I' MSC.1 MI9
. UNt'SD , $7. JIJ. JU , Wl N. ITTH.
U-ftrt-3'
rr\\-O FUIINISIIHU '
IIOOMS I-'OIl OKNTLKMU.V
In private fqatlly. 81) N. lath K tit-ti *
HICK SOUTH FRONT RWtM WELL FUI
nUu J. prlTiito faintly. Call ill : Cn strwt ,
HART PRONT ROOM8. PPRNI HKD OR I'N.
funilihfli modern , bourd 1C il < ira t < > 1 N I
r i > M-.3
> UBCKEIPINO : ROOMS
cov4i larc lawn. J4I1 Bt M ] y > .
FOlvWISHED ROOMS AND BOAJID.
POR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH OR
without board , In modern detached house. Beau
tiful lawn , shade trees nnd flowers , A nice
cool place ( or summer. Call 2213 Webster st.
F-M200 1"
BOARD AND ROOM , KM WEEK. Z297 FAR.
nam street. F-MJ 3
SUITE ROOMS WITH BOARD , B1IRINER. 321
H. VAh. FM241 31 *
ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2225 DODGE STREET.
F-M 5 !
ROOMS WITH HOARD ; FINE LOCATION.
1812 Chicago. F-MJS39'
Fl'RNlHHKD ROOMS , \VITII 11OAIID. tJTO-
pl , 1721 Davenport street. ' F Mitt 2
HANDSOME LARGB SOUTH ROOMS IN
large detached huune , with shady ln n , first-
class table ; references. 2)2 ) N. 13th.
13th.PM333
P-M333 30-
UNFUKNI8HED KUOMS TO KKNT
roit UINT. : TWO UNFURNISHHD IIOOMS.
1S17 Dodcn street. a M130 1C *
4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FIRST 1'LOOR
near park. Uui Ho. 28th slr-et. O 231
ICKBENT Sl'OKJia AUD
FOR HUNT. THE 4-STORY IIRICK IIUILD ?
InK , 913 Farnam etreet. This bullilmg has a
Ilrtproor cement basement , complete steam
heating fixtures : water on all floors , eas , etc.
Apply at thuifflce of The Dee. 1-910
FOR RENT-FIRST CLASS THREE-STORY
and basement brick store building at 1003 Far
nam street S'lltat.le for any kind of bunlnesj.
Inquire room 311 , First National Bank Dldg.
1-379 3
DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES. VNEQPALHD
condltolns , prlco considered. Tlzard , 221 N. 21th.
I M291 !
WANTED TO BENT.
WHAT A CALL THERE IS FOR HOUSES ; IV
you want yours rented list them with J. II.
Parrotte , Douglas block. 1C M233 A3)
BMAIr , HOUSE OR COTTAGE OF 0 OR 7
rooms , with fair convenience * . Address L B2 ,
Bee omce. K 379
LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH G. O. WALlace -
lace , 31S Brown blk. Ha\o calls for cottages.
Pt'RNITURE COMPLETE FOR 9-ROOM HOUSE
nlmost new. to rent. In exchange for l ar < l for
one. References exchanged. N , 44 , Bee.
KM 232 1 *
WANTED. BY GENTLEMAN. NICELY FUR-
nMiml loom with or without board In small
private ) family ; permanent If suited ; KV ! par
ticulars. N 63 , Bee. K--333-30
WANTED. TWO OR THREE NICK ROOMS ,
with convenience } * . In good location , by two
gentlemen. Address O 1 , Ileo. K M1V ! !
STORAGE.
STORAGE. FRANK EWERS , 1214 HARNEY.
M-13J
BUST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA. U. S.
go" , bondei warehouse ; household goods stored ;
lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth. M 131
STO"ES STORED DUIHNG SUMMER. TEL.
WO. 1207 Douglas. Omaha StO\c Repair Works.
M--122
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
9th & Jones Sis. General storage & forwarding.
M-574
WANTED TO BIT *
WANTED , A STOCK OF GOODS WORTH $4,000
to $6,000 , Addr-ss M 19 , Omaha Bee.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND HAND
furniture. I. Bruascll , 1420 Dodge St
N-C09 M19
WE WILL BUY CHEAP HOMES AND RESIdence
denco lots anywhere In the city. Must be bar
gains. Reed & Selby , Board Trade bulldlnir.
N-1C2
I'LL PAY CASH FOR A SECOND-HAND
folding bed. Address N CO , Bee olllce.
N M331 30
FOB SALE FTJBNITUBE.
FOR SALE. BED ROOM SUITS. RfGR , WARDrobe -
robe , parlor suit , almost new. C2I South Ki
street , corner Jones. O M330 3
FOB SALEHORSES , WAQONSETC
NEW 2 SEAT OPEN CARRIAGE TO BE SOLD
nt cost. $90.00 ; also good Concord bucUboard ,
$70.00. Drummond. P M623 Mil
BEAUTIFUL HAMRLETONIAN DRIVING
horse ; tf nte ! ; wclKht , 1.9M ; cullablc for sur
rey ; splendid traveler. F. II. Wead , 16th nn'
Douglas stn-ela. P M.1il 30 *
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HOG & CHICKEN FENCE. WIRE. BETTER
& cheaper than wood. J. J. Leddy , 403 S. llth.
Q-MC31 Mayl
WEOMAN PIANOS. RRIDOEPORT ORGANS.
Woodbrldgo Bros. , 117 S. 17th. Q 131
HARDWOOD COMBINATION HOO AND
chicken fence. Clms R. Lee , 9lh and Douglas
Q-133
FOR SALE. A NO. 1 2ND HAND W-llORSF
power steel boiler , as good as new. Address
P. O. Box 653. Q-M620 Mil
FOR SALE ? ryitnSH COWS. Ts2ti WEBSTER
street. Q-143J
OLD LUMBER FOR SALE : "T.OORIXG AND
joists In gocxl caiulltlon. Apply nt old HnMIs
rhiirch , coiner 15th nnd Das'enport , or the As
soclatcd Charities , S07 Honnid street.
street.Q
Q M2W 30 *
SiCVNIirAND LAUNDRY MACHINERY. 813
North 10th. Q-M310 C
OLAIBVOYANTS
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT. RE
liable business medium. 8th year at 119 N. 16th
S-131
WMli CLAYTON , CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD
reader. Rea < ln cards like on open hook. Tell
your mission on entering. 223 N. 14th.
MEDIUMS.
DON'T HE IIUMRUCIOED BY FORTUNr
. tellers , traveling fakirs , etc. If you nro In any
trouble send a stamp to Mr. William GarfH.J
639 Sixth avenue. DeB Molncs , lowi , the mos
wonderful medium on earth ; free advice , bu
a k no questions. Located for years.
11129 i
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAM SMITH. M2 8. 15TII. 2D FLOOR. ROO *
3 ; magnetic , vapor , alcohol , f.cam , sulpluirlne
and sea baths. T M2 9 4
NKWLY riTTHD 11ATII PARLORS ; TURK
lih nnil electric baths for ladles nnil eentle
men. Madame lluwell , 3M S. 15th M. . 2.1 floor
T-M3Da-M5
MADAME LA RUE. 1017 HOWARD ST.
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1121 DODGE
T M1I3 ( !
MRS. Kit. LEON HAS OPENED ELECTRIC
massage and bnth pallors as a flrst-clasi In
siltuto fur health , refreshing nnd restful , Imur
from 9 n. m. to 9 p. m. , tlrst-dass assistant !
412 N. llth ctreel , near Chicago street.
T M3a 30
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CIT
exclusively for ladles. Suite 109-110 I ! t > bldtr.
PEBSONAL.
M.VSSAGB , ELECTRO THERM AL BATHS
chiropodist. Mine. Post. 319 < i S. 13th st.
U-137
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET. MADE TO
order frum measure , 1909 Farnam street.
. U-133
VIAVI CO. . JW BEE BLDG. ; HEALTH BOoi
free : homo treatment , lady attendant. U i
MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKIXG PARLOR
2119 I'arnnm sU Prices riaiaiiatle.
U-7S1-M13 *
,
Itanqiirt , hall , residence un I grave decoratlonf
HIS Vlnion street. TeUphjnsJjrc. _ y MWj
PAPER CONTAINING REAL PHOTOS O.
Lulles wUhhiK toeJ mailed for stamp. Hi
IOCS. Denver. Colo. lln M2J
WANTED. TO ADOIT A BABY BOY. PROM
tu it months ; must Lc healthy : have a s.UI :
factory hjme to offer. AddrrM N 12 , Itee.
U
CURE FOR U.VDIES. ISlt CHICAGO ST.
U C1J-MIO *
MONEY TO LOAN ttJiAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAH.
rtal estate. Brenuan , Love A Co. , 1'axton bIK
W-1IS
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THI
O. F. Davis Co. , 1303 Furnam it. W-ll )
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS
_ J. WjBqulre , " 24 ! Bee UJe. _ W 111
CITY LOANS5. "c. A. STARR , 31J N. Y."LIFE
W-r 3
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA1I.
prupoty. Pidtlliy Trust company , KM Far'ia
W Hi !
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CIT
ptvycrty. W. farnam Smith it Co. , irj 1'aniam
w-u ;
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUdl CO. , SIJ N. Y.L1FI.
U < an at law rat's ( or clinlco necunty In Ne
LrnrUa and lo a farnu or Uiiul : city pr pert
\\V-'U
Y TO LOAN ONOMAHA REAL ESTATI
t C ff.r rent. W , It. ilciklc , lit Nat. Ilkblu ;
W-1W
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
Contlnaed.
NVESTOR8 DIRECTORY CO. , 10 WALL ST. ,
New York , offer any part 1W.OM eastern In *
vestors' names , who have money to Inveal ;
just compiled. Write for particulars
W MH1 MK'
MONEY TO LOAfi CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
hones , wagons , etc. , at lonest intcs In city )
DO removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at nny time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LO/-N CO. .
SM So. Uth St.
X-1M
MONEY TO LOAN ON Fl'RNITUIin AND
pianos. Fred Terry , 430 Ramgo block. X133
B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMGE BLOCK.
X VA
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD PURNI-
ture , pianos , horses , wagons or any kind of
chattel security nt lowest possible rates , which
you can pay hack at any time and In any
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUAHANTFS CO. ,
Room 4. Wlthnell block. X 151
BUSINESS CHANCES.
i-O SELL-GROCERY STOCK. GOOD IXJCA-
tlon. cheap , fixtures and stock complete ,
butcher sl.op attached. Address , H. E. Burnam ,
C17 N. Y. Life Bldg. , Omaha , Neb.
Y M923-M20 *
i.OOO TO $10,000 CAPITAL WANTED ; INTERview -
view solicited ; new enterprise ; legitimate busi
ness ; resiionslble management and 10 per cent
guaranteed. N 32 , Bee. Y 143 30
; F YOU WANT TO D1SIO3E OF STOCK OF
merchandise quick address M 20 , Omaha lice.
Y MM )
RECEIVER'S SALE , FROM THIS DATE I
will sell nt private sale all the bar fixtures ,
refrigerators , bottle cases , nnd olllcc llxtures ;
also nil the unfinished stock , machinery and
shafting , with 2 15 H P. Detroit electric mo
tors , belonging to the firm of Wallace ft Co. ,
Incoiporateil , located nt 411 and 413 S. 10th ft. ,
Omaha , Neb. , April 23 , 1893. John Jenkins ,
receiver , fjr Wallace & Co. , Incorporated.
Y M157 M2I
FOR SALE , THE BEST PAYING MILLINERY
business west of Chicago. Address room 407
Brown block , Sioux City , In. Y Miff 3 *
SPECULATE THROUGH A RESPONSIBLE
house and get reliable Information nnd valu
able pointers as to the market. Manual on
margin trading In grain nnd slock , and dally
market bulletin peat free. Our customers are
making money by acting on our advice. Stan-
sell K Co. , Bankers nnd Brokers , Sulto II.
Traders BldR. , Chicago. YM206 S *
FOB EXCHANGE.
LOT 50x123 , CLEAR OF ALL ENCUMBRANCES
for horse and phaeton. Address N 31 , Dee.
'OR EXCHANGE A NICE PHAETON , ALmost -
most new , to exchange for a good horse. Must
be a good free driver. Fldclty Trust Company ,
1702 Pat nam st. 14 1C3-30
SCO-ACRE FARM IN CENTRAL NEB. CLEAR
price , $15,000 ; want city or acre property , E.
Neb. or W. I.t. land , will ntsutne. 1,600-acre
ranch. Central Neb. , good bldgs ; line hay land ,
prlco $20.000 ; want Omaha Improved property or
land near Omaha , will nisume.
1,300-acre farm , 13 miles from Slour City ;
prlco $30,000 enc. $3,000 ; wants gen. mdso for
eqt.IJrlck
IJrlck blk on Douglas St. , near 22nd , price
$30.000 enc. $ D.OOO : want need farm , will nssum ? .
E. F. Ringer , 321 a. 131h St. Z 2J'-23 '
1,009 ACRES OF THE RICHEST LAND IN
Iowa. 43 miles from Omaha ; price $ S'J.OO per
acre ; can take H in real estate or Mds . 210
acres very tine land , 40 miles from Omaha ,
small house. 100 a tilled ; price $0,000 ; want
$3,000 cash , $2.400 trade.
478H ncrei Merrlck Co. , Ntb. ; Improvements
cost $2,500 ; this li n tine feeding ranch ; prlco
$11,340 : want $3.730 cash ; assume $2.730 ; will
take city property , mdnc. , stocks or western
lauds for bal. E. P. Ringer , S21 S. 13th St.
Z 227-29
WANTED MDSE. . ANY SIZE , TOR IA. , NEB.
nnd S. Dak. farms , Ornnha projorty nnd cjst. !
Describe stock , nnd state fully what you wont
E. F. Ringer , 321 8. 13th St. , Z 224-3'
TO EXCHANGE FOR FURNITURE OR UPright -
right piano , line $504 drug c'.ore llxtlirei Ad
dress N 43 , Bee. ZM239 3
WHAT HAVB YOU TO EXCHANGE FOR
well improved SO-ucre farm In the sugar beet
district , near Grand Island , Neb. ? W. O.
Temploton , 403 N. Y. Life. Z-M3.I4 M
IMPROVED PARM IN PLATTE VALLEY ,
slightly Incumbeied , near good county seat , to
trade for horses. A bargain. Box 9 < > . Ognlalla ,
Neb. 7. M3I3 1
FOR SAi/E K&AL ESTATE.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
For a small Investment.
Better than a savings bank.
t:00 lots for only $100 each.
$10 cash payment and $5 per month without
Interest.
These lots lie Just west ot Port Omaha over
looking the city.
Every young mnn nml young woman In Omiha
ought to have cue of them.
You cannot poi. lbl > - m.iUe a safer or bcttc
Investment than this.
You will never mlsi the money and In n few
months you v.lll have a beautiful lot paid for.
It will be a stnillns point for a fortune.
You will spend this much every month an >
never know where It goes.
No Interest on deferred
On two lots to same purchaser will multc
discount of S per cent.
Now Is the time to buy Omaha property
especially when you ran get $300 lots fur $10) o
'
such terms as above.
They say Omaha properly Is depreciated. That
Is so and that U the reason you can get these
$300 lots for $100 , but they will sell again for $300
sure as the world.
Cut this advertisement out and cum and see
us quick.
Fidelity Trim Company ; Bolt Agents , 1702 Far
nam ilrect. RE-iJ.w
EXCHANGES A NO SALES : CITY PHOPEMTY
farms , merchandise. Girvln Bro > . , 5U N Y L
I.E-IJJ
UAIVOAINS.'SALK OR TRADE IN CITY PROl > .
trtlu and farms , Jno. N. Frenzer , opn I * o.
JIK-1J3
I TOLD YOU SO.
Mlrnndy Mantes and Dctcy Swan ,
Talked on , and on , and on , and ont
randy , surely you're not through
Your washing , and your scrubbing , too ? "
' Yes ! fire. Swan , two hours ago ,
And everything's as white as snow ;
But then , you sec , it's all because
I use the SOAP called SANTA CLAUS. "
SANTA CLAUS
SOAP.
THE H < Ki FARBAHK | COMPANY. Chicago.
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
A simnwD iNvnsrott > > ; ' !
It Is a wlso mnn who makca his Investments
when there arc ninny nnxlous Boilers ami Imt
few buyeri. It Is then they Bet thp WKcest bnr-
Kutns nnil the host terms. One should not lie
plow In tnklna nclrantaKP o ( these conditions.
How forcibly this wns I Hunt ruled n few days
ago nnd what nn object lesson we Imil of such
an opportunity In the oil market. Oil was then
selling at Cl cents nnil no buyers , but when It
rr.iched the price of J2 per barrpl there wcra a
thousand buyers for one at 61 cents. Who in.irta
ho money ? Now this name condition applies
o real cstnto today. If you will make n Judlc'.om
nvestment at this time In Omaha property jou
are sum to double your money. Call ami let
us show property on which you can do this.
THINK OK THESE.
A JI.OOO new cottaKe , all nuxlcrn , for } 3OW.
A fj.aio new Home near Hanscom 1'ark for
5 acres sold for $1,000 per ncrc. now only JIOO.
A 14,000 C-room modern house cast of Hanscom
Park , a big Bnnp , JZ.700.
A J7.00) 60-foot lot on 10th near depot. Will
take omn trade In this W.SOO.
One of the beat lots In Creston addition. Cost
owner J2.300 , WOO.
10 acres , beautiful location , sold for $10,000 In
SS. only $5.000. One of the hlsiiest bargains ever
offered In Omaha. Will lake some tinile.
We have a law line ot special harealns.
TUL'ST COMPANY ,
1702 Farnam St.
UK 218-30
WE AIIE SELLING BARGAINS. AND IT
means money to buyer nnil seller to see us.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnnm street.
' HE-MG3t-30
ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 133
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARM. ;
Bale or trade. F. 1C Darling , Barker black.
RE 138
WILL SELL IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS
near Omaha nt prlces-that will surprise you , If
taken within 2 weeKs. J. II. Sherwood , 423
N. Y. Life. RE M73I
SNAPS. S TO 6 MILES FROM OMAHA P. O.
40. SO or 120 acres , Improved , $30.00 per acre ;
200 acres , $35 00 per acn1 ; 210 acres , $40 00 per
ocro : 6 10-acre tracts , $75.00 to $100.00 per acre.
Must be sold. 910 N. Y. L. WJg. Re M2J4
WANTED , BARGAINS JIN OMAHA PROPERTY
nnd land * for sale nnJ xcliange. E. ! ' . Ringer ,
321 S. 13th St. ' Ri : 223-J *
FARM LANDS. C. T. HARRISON. 91Z N. Y. I
' ' RE 511 M7f
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A SNAP. OR HAVE A
barcaln to sell see the Fidelity Trust Company.
1702 Karnnm st. RE 164-30
FOR SALK-CORNJ5U LOT. Ct IT. . JC30.
Inside lot. CO ft. , $330.
2-story house , barsaln , $1.5 0.
5-room house , JSOO.
10 acrei , choice. $250 nn ncre : nlfo 6 acres at $150
an ucrc. AM1M. 1017 FARNAM.11L
11L * " ! 5 j-Tj
\VH IIAVK 11UYBUS
TOR house In north i > art pf city.
FOR house In Shlnn's mlditlon or vicinity.
FOIl house in Ilansconi place or sw. part or city.
FOR lot in western part of city.
FOR acrcase within 5 to S mles of court house.
FOR farms In ixmtein Nebraska or western Iowa.
The above must be snaps for cash.
Ilrlnir In the description of your propcity eary.
Fidelity Trust company , K02 Farnatn '
'Kj6JM
FOR SALE-HOUSB , 2610 HARNEY STREET , 9
rooms , modern Improvements , barn for four
horses , city water , south fiont , low price , , rea
sonable terms ; possession Immediately. Apply
Robert Cowell. 1101 Harney St. JRE-M903-30 *
FOR SALK. ACRE I'llOI-nilTY AT HKNSON
for J3.CD per acre. A. I' . Tukey , ' " > - " * " "
Life.
TIII3 UIGOUST DAROAIN IN KOUNTZE
Elegant home on Wlrt s.
Fin * building site In Hanscom Place , east fiont ,
high nnd nightly. 50 , 73 or 150 feet frontage ,
the cheapest property In the addition.
Beautiful 1 east front lot in western part of city
at a snap
Fidelity Trust Compmy. Sole Agents ,
:702 Parnam Street.
RE-M9C4 1
NEW B-ROOM COTTAGE ; LARGE LOT FOR
garden ; no ear fare ; right In town ; 2Isl nnd
Claik : call nnd see It ; only $2.300.00 : easy terms.
R. N. Wlthn-ll. 207 N. Y. Life. RE M3041
BlCiTCLEa.
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. IGTIt. 160
VICTOR BICYCLKS. THE FINEST OF ALL
bicycles. Omaha llicycle Co. , 323 N. 16lh street.
161
STERLING. I BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WE3T-
trn Electrical Supply Co. . 1315 How old street.
BEE THE VISinLU BALL BEARINGS ON
Relay Special. Will Earnum & Bro. , 120 N. 15th.
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN c6T ,
116 S. 15th gtree't. M-731
A. L. DEANTT& CO. . WHOLESALE AND RE-
tall blcyclei. 1116 Farnam street ; bicycles sold
on easy payments. 163
LAWN MOWERS AND HICYCLES , GET THEM
In good running order at Ilia Acme , 512 S. 16th.
Ml M10
WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO. , 2116 CUMING.
Col
MANTilLS , ORATES AND TILES.
WOOD MANTELS. CRATES. TILES FOR FIRE
places , vestibules nn.t large floors : vvilte for
catalogue. Milton Rosen & Sons , Omalm.Mi6l
Mi6l
DKESSKAKINO.
MRS. C. A. LUCAS HAtf RETURNED AND
opened parlors at 1009 liuutilns street , where she
will be pleased to scothen.itormer friends.
, v t r < i M137 M23
DRESM MAKING IN FAMU IEa 4316 GRANT
st. ? , ' .T M130 M24-
D. T. MOUNT HAS J'.KMOVED HIS COAL
ofllce to 209 S. 16th st.ti .Ilruwn block , 169
THllEST IS THE Cirft.YjjpST NCSMOKE.
No'soot. . 2.UOO pounds of j the b-at Wyoming
coal , $4.5) delivered. , , JVit think of Itl You
have to ) iiy that for diny. einoky C'ml. If
you nro Interested lnihin fuel question use
Sheridan coal. 1C 5 Pa rnj m , ulrect _ M413
HOTEL UAUKKU , UT1L AXL ) JONI2S STB.
"i'j rooms at tlM per da > t.n t-
V > rooms nt li.W per day.
Special rates to continental * travelers. Room
ami bo.ud byvclc or poiilh. | , Frank IUlJitc'1 ,
manager. .1 , , ( 171
" "
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. "COR" .
13th and Dodge. Rooms 'f y day or week '
172
ELECTRICAL. .SUPPLIES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTKAC-
om for electric light un motor plants and , n !
kinds of clecirlcal conitruclioiv. Western Ele. ; .
trlc.il Supply Co. , 1311 Howard st. m
CARPENTERS AND BUIIDER3.
C. E. U OH It ILL. PAPER IIANGLVG. HOfSE
lun panii-K. Lrlck wuik , plaiterlnz , oit. U I.
Uarkvr bll ; . ; tcl. 733 ; she 2211 Izard , ( el 40S.
1(1
CONTRACTING & BUILDING. CARPENTKH
) pitliiir nrd lefiUerator wosk a p c'alty. ' Ixxk
_ lox 135. Omalij. Mill 4 *
NOl'ICEd ]
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVP.r.KD. 719
D .NTAL GOLL1-.G
OMAHA COLLPGK DENTAL St R 1KH\ . PUKE
Infirmary ; ricntnlry at cutt. Kiln & C.ip. uv .
UNDEBTAKEBSAND EMBALMEBS
II. It BURKET , FUNERAL , DIRECTOR AND
embalmcr , 1613 Chicago t. , telephone ) . in
BWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUM1NO , TUL 1000.
164
M. O. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMer -
er , 1117 Farnam St. , telephone 125. 1C6
c. w. BAKER , UNDERTAKER , 013 s. i6Tii ST.
167
STEAMSHIPS.
TO EUROPE. GAZES' TOURS. ESTAB. 1841.
Select parties semi-monthly. Independent tick
ets , all routes. Hotel coupons , passports , pro-
prams , free. Monthly Gazette , with maps , tOc.
H. Onzc & Sons ( L'td ) . McCague & Spaldlng.
1504 Dodge street. MIOC M5 *
MATHEMATHIOAL INSTRUMENTS
ALVA J. GROVER. ENGINEERS AND AR-
cliltects' supplies. 313 S. 15m street , Omaha.
M499
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Ass'n , 1704 Bee bldg , O. W. Nattlnger. See.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAY
0 , 7 , S per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam t. Nattlnger Sec.
174
LOST.
LOST , RY A LADY WHO CAN ILL AFFORD
It , a black morocco nnd farmer satin bag , con
taining a small purse , a $ * > nnd $10 bill ; a
reward for return to Bee olllce.
Lost-M2S6 30
LOST. TURQUOISE SCARF PIN. SET WITH
diamonds. Finder will be rewarded by calling
nt 1213 S. 2ith street. Lost M347 1"
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
GEORGE F. GELLENBECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1911 Cass street. M109
PAWNBROKERS.
H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 41S N. 18 ST.
378
CARPET CLEANING.
CHAMPION STEAM CARPET CLEANING WKS ,
713-720 S. 14lh St. Tel. 635. Service guaranteed.
U. S. G. Kuhn. Mgr. ; Pat Ward , foreman.
123 M23
FLORIdTS.
FOR PANSIES & VERBENAS GO TO J. W. &
IS. E. Arnold , 120 N. 15th St. Tel. 132.
634 M9
ELOCUTION.
ELLA DAYR.9.COM'L NT'l , niC..16 & FARNAM.
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND. N.
Y. Life. Omaha. Ask for circular. 17 $
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST. 2020 HURT ST. ISO
DOCT
SEARLES
&SEARLE5
Chronic ,
Nervous
I ,
L'rivala
DIS61S33.
TIIUATMBNT 111' MA1U Consultation Proo
We cura Catarrh , all diso isea of tha
Nose , Throat , Chest , Stomach , Liver ,
Blood , Skin and Kidney Diseases , Female -
male Weaknesses , Lost Manhood , and
ALL PRiVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
WEAK MEN ARE VICTIMS TO NERVOUS
Debility or Kxhaustlon. Wasting Weakness , Io-
voluntary Losses , with Early Deiay in young
end middle seed ; lacg of vlir. . 7lKor nnd weak-
cned prematurely In approaching old age. All
yield readily to our new treatment lor losi of
vital power. Call or addres with etamp for
( Irculars. free book and receipt * .
Dr , Ssarles aui S
DISEASES WHAKEN
fully because they weaken you slowly , gradu
ally. Do not allow thU vvunto of body to niaka
you apuor , flabby , lmnmturomnn.llcaltli , strength
and vigor H for you whether you bo rich or poor.
The Urcnt JIudynn Is to be had only from the Ilnil *
son Mcillcid ImtltiitP. This wonilorful illvovery
wasmndcbythonpcclalhtiof thi'oMf.unonnlluil.
son Mcillc.il Institute. It h tha strongest nnil most
powerful vltnllzer miwle. It Is no powerful Hint It
Is simply wonderful hovvliarmlcnlll * . You cnn
get It from nowhere but from the Hudson Medical
Institute.Villn for circulars nnd testimonials.
This cttrnorillnury llcjuvi'nator Is the most
wonderful discovery of the nge. It Ins been en
dorsed by tbo leading aclcutlflo men of Europe and
America.
II HI ) VAN" li pjirely vegetable.
IIii ; YA.V Btons prcmaturcum of the (111-
charge In twenty days. Curc" LOST MAX-
JlOUn , ronstlpitton , illizlneiu , falling ncimllons ,
nervous tu Itchlui ; of the eyes nnd other parts.
fitrciigtticn.i , Invlsor.itcs nnil tones tlio entire
system. It Is as cheap ns any other remedy.
JIUDTAV curt" ) d'blllty , nervousness , rmlj-
tloiu , and dcvclapi and restores weak orpinn.
1'alns In the back , losses hyilayor night Mapped
quietly. Over Cf < 0 prlvnto Indortcincnla.
Priniaturencss means Impalunry In tlio first
stage. It la a symptom of seminal vvcakncu and
barrenness. It can ho atopped.In . twenty d.iys by
the usa of Iliidyr.n. lluilynn'COT.S no more than
r.ny other rcmeOy.
Pcn l for circulars and testimonial * .
TAIXTKI ) niXOIImpuro blnod due to
serloui prlvnto libarJers carries myrlails of sore-
produclnBCcrnin. Then comcjr.oro throat , plmpies ,
copporcolcrctl ipots.nlccrs In mouthoMearesand
falllns hair. You can rjvo n trip to lint Springs by
wrUlngfor'IJIood BooU'lothcoIil pbynlcUiuaof the
IIUllSOX ? riDICAL INSTITUTE ,
Stockton , Slnrlcct imil f..lli IUs.i
CAt.
tJai weTt a alft
solicitors. SUES & CO. Ucc
; OJIAIIA , Neb. Advlco I-'IIKE , I
STR1CRLER WAS QDITE ALONE
Ha Was the Only Support of Ills Own Two
Resolutions ,
CHARGED WITH BUNCOMBE BY THi MAYOR
I'ollco ConimlmloncM Spend TITO Hours
the Subject Iiivol cil-l > U-
puto lletvrceu Stiirkoj nnd Sliuo-
liuikrr to llu Suttleil ,
At the regular meeting of tlio Hoard of
1'lro anil I'ollco Commissioners last night
Stickler's anti-prostitution resolution was
consigned to oblivion by failure to find .1
second. A resolution leaving the regulation
of the evil to the .mayor nnd the police de
partment was passed over Strlckler's protest ,
and consequently the attitude ot the city
toward the burnt district remains unchanged.
Just before the board adjourned Strlckler
called up his resolution and nsKed that some
action be taken. Coburn raised the point of
order that It had never been seconded and
could not , therefore , bs considered by the
board. A long- discussion followed , In which
Mayor tk'mla stated that ho was Individually
anxious to have the matter before the bonnl
for consideration. It was n piece of
buncombe at the best , nnd after Strlckler
had used up a couple of hours In playing at
the galleries the mayor felt as though he
would like to make a speech himself. As
the point of order was Insisted on , however ,
ho ruled that a second would be necessary ,
anil the resolution died a natural death.
At this point Strlckler Introduced a second
resolution. Shorn of Its voluminous where-
ases , It was simply n brief reproduction of
the previous resolut'on , and shared the same
fate. Then Smith Introduced a resolution
that provided that the laws nnd ordinances
relating to prostitution should bo enforced
bjr the mayor and the police department , In
their discretion , with the same Impartiality
anil judgment with which other laws were
enforced. Strlckler made a vigorous protest
against the resolution , which , he said , left
everything to the discretion of the police
department and was designed to shift the
responsibility from the board to the tiayor.
Ho read the sections from the charter , city
ordinances and the criminal code touching
on the subject ami contended that the waole
Intent and purpose of the resolution was
wrong. Smith's resolution was then carried ,
Strlckler alone voting In the negative.
Chief of Police Seavey was allowed $100
for expenses In attending the national cin-
vcntlon of chiefs of police.
A law was added to the rules and regula
tions which prohibits nil police ofllc3rs from
wearing any part of their uniforms when not
on duty ,
A communication from the Nebraska Telephone -
phone company , which stated that the com
pany was willing to make a contract to
furnish the police patrol tclcphonta at $5
per set , Instead of flG , ns heretofore , was
referred. As there are thirty-nine lets of
telephones the reduction contemplates a con
cession of $300.
City Prosecutor Shoemaker was called upon
to explain the charges made by OMlccr
Starkey thnt he had refused to file n coir-
plalnt against Hilly Carter for kitplngr his
saloon open on Sunday. Sir. Shrcmaker
claimed that the evidence was Insufficient
to convict , as the cfllcer had not even tried
the door to see If It was open nor had ho
seen any liquor sold. On motion It was
ordered that Officer Starkey should appear
next Monday utght and tell his side of the
story.
The following leaves of absence were
granted : C. C. Frobeo. driver engine No.
G , ten days ; Captain O. O. Crager. hose
No 8 , ten days ; Martin Ilamge , hose No. 4.
ten days ; Hobert Hicks , chemical No. 7 ,
ten days ; Frank Gardiner , lineman , twenty
days ; Detective Thomas Hayes , ten days.
Ames McWIlllams was promoted to n
permanent position as fireman * on recom
mendation of Chief Itcdell.
WKATllKIt fUUBVAHT.
Sliovrtrs , Cooler anil Varlnblo Winds
1'romUciI for Nclinnka.
WASHINGTON , April 20.-The forecast
for Tuesday Is :
For Nebraska nnd Kansas Showers ;
cooler ; variable winds.
For Iowa nnd Missouri Showers ; cooler ;
easterly wind's ,
For South Dakota Cloudy ; cooler ; north
erly winds.
T.ocul liecnrd.
OFFIPI3 OF THE WEATHER HUHEAU ,
OMAHA , April 29. Omaha iccord of tem
perature nnd ralnfull , compared with the
corresponding day of the past four years :
ifcn. Ib'JI. 1893. Ib92.
Maximum temperature . . . 75 78 45 63
Minimum temperature . . . . E7 ( M 3(1 ( 4 (
Average temperatuie . M 7210 M
Precipitation . 1.85 T .01 .00
Condition of temperature and precipitation
Normal temperature . 5'
Excess for the day . f
Normal precipitation . 12 Incl
Excess for the day . 1.73 lnclx
Total precipitation since March 1. 1.53 Inches
Excess flnco March 1 . 12 Inch
lU-ports from Otlior Stutliini nt 8 I' . M.
STATIONS. RTAT1 Of
WXATUCU.
Omaii.i 71) 7.1 1.HJ Cloudy.
North i'l.itta. , 70 .in1 It.tlnln ? .
Valentine. . , . , III ) .t)4 ) t'loudy.
Uilcairo r > 4 Ill .0(1 ( Cloudy.
St. Louts H' ' SO .00 Clear.
St. Tarn SOTl .in Part cloudy
Davenport. SO .0(1 ( Part cloudy
Kalian * city. . . . HI .on Clear.
lltlon.i M < ! _ ' .00 cloudy.
.00T
Denver III ) 1)4 T Cloudy.
ball L.lko City. . 1H nine .01 Cloudy.
lllsinuick A ( I no .OI ) Cloudy.
M. Vlncont . . . till 01 .00 cloudy.
Ghoyenno M nu .02 K.Unlnr.
MllcH City BS oo ,00 Cloudy.
UatildClty 111) ) (14 ( .III ) Cloudy.
OulvuHton 70 .00 Clear.
"T" Indicates truce of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH , Observer.
1'KltKO.tAI. 1'A HAG It A I'IIS.
H. D. Stewart , Charlton , la. , Is n Taxton
guest.
P. J. Kilns of MIsEoula , Mont. , U nt tlr
Paxlon.
Dr. L. lj. Barker of Imogene , la , Is a K\\es \
at the Mlllnrd.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Loader of Chadron nn
Mlllard guests.
The Lincoln base ball club Is quartered a
the Darker hotel.
W. M. Ludwlf ; of Modalo , la..Is a gucs
at the Merchants.
S. n. Morrlssey and A. V. Parker , Harlan
la. , are at the Mlllard.
W. C. Slrohm , Sheridan , Wyo. , Is regU
tercd at the Merchant ! .
Mr. and Mis. D. A. Sanders of Qosheii , Ind.
are guests at the .Mlllard.
11. P. Grinitli and M. i. . Kvans of Emerson
la. , are registered at the Paxton.
Mrs. C.V. . Squire * , wife of Ifio clilcf cltrk
at tlio Mlllard , arrival 'ront Chicago yeator
Oiy with her chlldre.t to Joa ! her liusbam
liere.
liere.At
At the Mercsr : A. Van Ausdale , Chicago
R W. Rlchardion and wife , Chicago ; H. II
Leech , Chicago ; Charles D. Parker , Chicago
E. liroquet , Norton , Kan. ; P. II. Russell
Deadwoad , S. I ) . ; C. II. neach , Denver ; O
H. Swlngley , H.-atrlce ; Mrs. 11. II. Payne , St
I.ouli ; S. H. MumauKh , Portland ; Otto K
Tappirt , Norfolk ; U. H. LIvliiHSlone. Platts
mouth ; L. L. Spooner , Council llluffa ; F. II
Humphrey , llellevue ; Ira Mallory , Des Molncs
H. O. McGill , Topeka.
.Nelir.MknilH nt thu llotiH.
At the Mlllanl-J. n. Schrcclt , Harvard
C. C. MeNUhVI ner.
At the Paxton Jospph Honjiock , Lincoln
8'imuel Lontf. South Ilend ; if. K. Gatroil , C
Chapman , Nebraska City ; O , A. Cooper
Humboldt.
At the Merchants K. B. Syracuse , R II
Tyrrrll , C. K. Millar , T. II. IJunn. Lincoln
M A , Uurtlsraii. Muatliifi ; llyron Curntl
Hu.slivllle ; I * U. noellner , Urnnd Island
Mrs J. II , Joncx , Plattc Center , I. A Pear
FOIL I'alibury : Hamuel f'lianiiH-e , llutlc.
At the u llone-H , C Howard , C
Travl * . A , G 1'inkham. 1' . HaRe , II M
Campbell , Orauil It land. CV Cunhelner
Mup City ; J C Aid , C. H Jackson , N r
f .Sic. . Harry II > ly , IJIalr , P. , A. Uavls , I'r-
mont , O H Ji at , Arlington : C. T. DKk
itaon , Tcknmnli.
OAJIKS or inn tt.
lreltcn toln Itresks In on the Winning
Htrruk of tlin Lucky IMnitrs ,
ST. LOUIS , April M.-Ilreltcnstcln pltclictl
ninRtilllccnt utune today , kepplng tlic l'l
ales down without n run until the Stb ,
vhen they inndo their first thrcp. Hawlcy
vns not so effective nt during thellrst
rntne , the llrowns sliiKclnn him right nn < \
eft , scoringnlno run ? . The homo team
tipportetl IlrolttMistcln In line style , \vhi !
ho Heldhif ; of the visitors vns not up to
he standard. Attendance , 2,000. Score !
t l.oulR 0 2100230 1-9
MttsbtirK 000000032 G
Hits : St. I.oul . II ; ritsliurrf , 9. Hrrors :
t. Louis , 2 ; PIltsburK. 3. Knrnnt runs ; St ,
, oul . 3 ; PlttrbtirKr. 2 Two-bim > hits : Con
or (2) ( ) Home runs' Hnvvloy. Stolen bases !
Qnlnn , Lyons. Double plnya : Cross , IHcr-
nttpr nnil llei'kloy. Kit it bnno on Imlli ! Off
IrelletiMt'ln. 5 ; on" lluwlcy , 3. lilt by
iUcho < l ballIty Hnnley.I. . Struck out !
ty Ilnwlpy. 2 ; by Itrellcn'teln , fi. llntterles !
trcltciiHtrln nnd Pcltz ; llawlcy , Sugdcn nnil
Inck. Titnc : Two hours utul llftou tnlit-
tes. t'tnplre : Iloltx.
HIMlDltS AT SHOUT AND THIUD.
CINCINNATI. April 29 Hverctt's nml
) .thlen's orrorn nnd two i > n p < l bnlls anva
hiKrds three runt In the llfth nnd clxtli
tmlngs. MllliT. In tryingto score In the
lfth. ran Into Orllllth , who wna rnvvrlnR
Inplate. . Urlinth Htrnck him , nnd In PI >
"oluir lot KO the ball. The Chlengoans
. nthcrpd nrntitul the conto.'tnnts nnd dur-
ng1 the row Smith scored. Atctndiincc , 2,400.
"core :
'Inolnnall 0 0002100 n
- hloago 0 0000000 0-0
lilts : Cincinnati , 0 ; Chicago , G. Errors :
Cincinnati , 2 ; Chicago , S. Stolen bases :
\lllli-r (2) ( ) , Liithnm. First baseon balls !
Off Otllllth , 1. Struck out : lly OtlllHh , 1.
aiied balls : Mornn , 2. Hattcrle- < ; Dwyer
\nd Merrltt ; Orllllth nnd Mornn. Timer Ono
tour and thirty minutes. Umpire Knwllo.
ai'iniciis OUT von HABIO HITS.
LOUISVILLK , April 2D. The Lotllsvlllos
tail three pitchers In the irnmo today nnil
he hist otto to go Invi3 lilt harder than
iH predecessors. Cuppy kept Louisville n
ilts well scattered. Atlendancc , 1,200. Score :
.OUlSVlllc 22000004 0-8
Jlevelanil 3 10
Hits : Louisville. 1C ; Cleveland , 20. Krrors :
xnilsvllle. fi ; Cleveland , 2. Knrned runs :
X5ulsvlllf , 6 ; Cleveland , . First bise on
rnirs : Louisville , 2 ; Cleveland , 3. Left on
mses : Louisville , 9 ; Cleveland. 7. Vina
iast on balls : Oft McDermott , 2 ; off Knell.
; off Wnilsworlh. 2 ; off Cuppy , 3. Struck
out : ny MeHermott , 1 ; by Cuppy , 2 , Homo
tins : Olnsscofk , Childs. Thrcc-baso hits :
McUcrmott , O'Connor , McKenn. Tvvo-baso
ills : Shugnrt. SaerlOce hits : McOnrr ,
Cuppy. Stolen bases : Cote , MeAlcer. Uttr-
kett. l > ouble pluvw : ChlldM. MeKenn nnd
Tcbcau ; McOnrr. Chllds and Tebenu ; Olass-
'ock. O'Hrleii nnd Luby. lilt by pltcheil
lall ; McAleer. Wild pitches : Wndsworth.
Passed bnlls : O'Connor. Itnttcrlrs : McUor-
nott. Knell , Wnilsworth. Cote nndahncr :
"tippy nnd O'Connor. Time : Two hours nnd
weiity-two minutes. I'mplre : McDonald.
WASHINC.TON. April 2J.-Iluln postponed
oday's Wnslilngton-Htooklyn gnttio of buso
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'uALTIMOnK. April 20.-No Uoslon-naltl-
nNK\\yoilK.n April -New York-PhllB-
lelphla game postponed ; rain.
STANDING OF THH TI3AMS.
Played. Won. Lost. P.Ct.
IttsuurR 2 77.8
laltlmori- cn.7
'Inelnnntt 9 Gr..fl
Cleveland -I M.B
loMtou no.o
.irnoklyn ' ; 50.0
New York j ; 60.0
Wn hliiBton 00.0
lilcago 41.4
.otilsvlllo J 33.3
St. LouH 0 33.3
33.3
tolay"ihlVaUdPhln-at ' ; ; , New York :
Tloston at Uultlmorc ; llrooklyn ntixsh -
ngton. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1 I.OIIID.V CLUIt 1'LACKS A rOUFKIT.
Gunrauty of Its Ability to Ilnmllo tbo Cor
brtt-1 Il7.'iiiini > in Klcht.
NEW YOniC , April 29. Joe Vendlg , mem
ber of the Florida Athletic club , has put , up
$3,000 forfeit money to guarantee the club's
ability to handle the fight between Cornell
and Fltzslmmons. The time and place will
be named on July 1.
Vendlg claims that under the agreement
the Florida Athletic club Is not bound to
hold the championship match at Jacksonville ,
but Is empowered to hold It under Us aus
pices In nny city where It be possible should
the legislature In Florida prevent the fight
In that state. It now remains for Corbstt
and Fitzilmmons to put up $5,000 each as a
guaranty to the Florida Athletic club that
they will fight under Its auspices.
ST. LOUIS , Api II 2D. Chnmplon Corbctt
received the news today by wire from New
York that the forfeit of r .000 had been
posted for the Florida Athletic club. This ,
bo Hald , would remove nil doubt that his
light with FltzslmmonH will occur. Corbett
further stolen that he ngrecH with every
thing Joe Vemllfr has fMld In relation to
the right of the club under the articles of
ngicement to bring off the tight nt nny
place It can , giving Jacksonville the pref
erence ns n matter of course.
Ainntrtir Unto Hwll Uolngs.
Mr. C. C. Sundblad of th" Omnha Busi
ness college bus otgnnlzed a base ball flub
to be known as the "Omaha Dullness Col
lege llase llJll club , " which la composed of
some of the best players In the city , nnil
will piny the Manhattan llase Hull club
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. : As both clubs
have a good reputation the outcome will
bo watched very oloscly.
The Vlnton Street Stars would like to col
lide with the Tlock-ts next Sunday on the
grounds at Twenty-fourth and Vlnton
"
Ths Wllcov & Draper shoo house unm
are now under the management of Frank
Itnrkor , one of the holiest llttla nll-aroumi
managers In the country , and from thin on
they can't lose. Sunday next they play
Lieutenant Wright's soldier team at the
fort. _
Urn Mitlncs Will lluvn it rnrnilo.
DBS MOINE3 , April. 25. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The managers ° f thn Ues Molncs
base ball club of the Western association
are making elaborate preparations for the
opening of the season hero next Thursday.
State and city olllclnls will nsHlst In the
cerfmonle ? . nnd a largo number of business
bouses will close dining the afternoon.
Hocliford will be HIP opposing foam. There
will be nn auspicious parade preceding the
game. _ _ _ _ i
Oonrl I'rlro for li Ivvo-Veiir-Olil.
LKXINOTON , Api II 23. Immediately
nfter the last race today II. W. Mulally
claimed Dr. Henry AtUlns * 2-ycnr-old chest
nut colt , Dr. G , by SobranJe-Lucy. He was
entered to sell for tl.liOO and ran H-coml to
Hallle Ony. Hi > Is very fant < iml line the
making of a Htnkn horse next year. Mulally
got hlTi for $1.425 Ho will BO east nftor
the l jtilsvlllo meeting.
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llnll HUI | l.linynsUI Mien.
CHICAGO , April 29. Joe Choynskl nnd
Jim Hall have signed ntllcles to box June
17 for twenty rounds before the club offering-
the largest tuirdc. The match Is at catcli
weights , and If no decision Is reached In
twenty rounds , the ruferco may order an ad
ditional ( Ho rounds.
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Hecond < Jnio : Wn * n Druvr ,
LONDON , April 29. The second game of
the chess match between Blackburn anil
Von Itardeleben wai played today nt the
Urlllsh Chops Hub. The game was n Flan-
chetto and rcaulUd In a dtuw lifter llfty-
clght moven. _
CorliDtt Will lin Thnro ,
NI3W YORK , April 23. Champion Corbett
has written that ho will bo In New Yorlc
on May C to cecond O'Donncl in his light
with Kllraln ut the Seaside Athletic club.
( Iniiiluilrlll Idivr IC : > uers ,
OUILIA , Ont. , April 23. Jake Gaudaur
Bays he will accept thp chalk nge of Iloaers ,
the Saratoga oarsman , find would like to
row him at Ilellovllle In July.
Gllllin 'I \ltrrnonll. .
Omaha anil Lincoln will meet at the ball
park this afternoon In the last exhibition
game before the opening cf the champion *
uhlp season.
MurrliiEo l.lrensen.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday by the county Judge ;
Name and Address. Age.
Tcrrencn O'Hunlon , South Omaha . . 31
Annie McSurley , Omaha . 17
Joseph Htnral , Omaha . , . , . 31
Ilesilc Jitbor , Omaha . I'J
Frank L. Scarlet , Omaha . 43
Llbble McNenney , Omuha . . . . . 20
Charles Llndskog , Omuha. . 33
Mary E. Kwall , Omuha . 21
Children Cry foi
Pitcher's Castorla.
Children Cryfoi
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfoi
Plioher'a Castoria ,