Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BTflEt RIDAY , MAttCIl 13 , 1800.
NOTICES.
AilvrrdNCtnrntft for Ilirno cnlnmtiH
trill lie tnlcen until VJi3O p , in. fur
tlio ctcnltiR ntul until 8 p. tit. for the
inornliiK nnil Similar cdlllonii.
Advertiser * l y reiue ( liiK n nntit-
tiercil chock , can Iinvo n unworn nil-
ilrcNMcil to a iiumlicrcil letter In cnrc
of Tlic lice. Aiinivcrn HO nitilrcxnctl
Mill lie ilclltcrcil tip on prcncntnllon
o ( tliu check only , llntcn , 1 l-2o n
woril flrnt Jimcrtlort ) Jo a. rronl
thereafter. IVotliltifr. tnkcn for loin
thnu 2oo fnr Jlmt Insertion. These
nilvcrtlsciiicnts nuixt lie run coiisccu-
tli el y.
WANTttll MAI < U HUM * .
WANTED. A GOOD PHYSICIAN IN A GOOD
live town nn the He-publican river. For par
ticulars address Box C28 , Lincoln , Neb.
I > M230-M15 *
A raw nNnnoBTic HUSTMNO MHN CAN
find utendy , proninble work with C1. r. Ailinn
CO. . 624 8 . 18th ft. tt-St.JSl-M 21
BALtiSMnttiCAUJNO ON lIAnmVAIlC.
peni-ral stores or tnnnufncturlng trade , to cirry
flrst-closs ildo line ; no experience required ,
Tlio Umpire Oil Co. ,
ISO TO JIM PAID SAI.nSMHN roll ,
experience unnecesxnrys extra Imluccmcnts to
cuilomem. lllehop & Kline. St. Ixiulu , Mo.
*
GOOD , LIVi : MI2N WANTED ! ON SALARY
In nice dean Imtlneisa. Call nt 1516 Douglas.
\VANTRD-HAMSMnK TO BELT. C1O.AHS TO
the trade , fWOO to JJ0009 PT month nnd ex-
PMIB . All ntnnJiml mndo good * . The Un pcro
ClBnr Co. . Iditttro Mich. ll-M-li *
I rOJlTHH rnATCHNAL UNION'
tlia best order In exlalcnce. W. M. Qiilwltz ,
Dep. Supt , llcsldent , Uoom 311 Karlineh block.
WANTED. SALESMAN VISITING HAUnWAUn
trade , tinners nnd mclal workers In Nebraska ,
to mill nteol roonnir , e-ive Hough , etc. , n a
side line. Address L , bl , Omaha Dec.
11 M818 15
WANTCD-A COMI'CTHNT YOUNO MAN TO
do liookUccplne , Beneral ofllce , nnd Btenograpnlo
wmlt Adilrens In wrlllns and ztnte naliry
expected , li C2 Hce. II StT-lt *
WANTUD. A COMI'lJTRNT CI.OTII1NO SALESman -
man ; appllcanbi must fumlah references. Ad-
areas 1 * . O. IJox 106 , Lincoln , Neb.11M23S
11-M23S 13
WANTED , Al STENOGIlAl'Iinn AND TVl'D-j
nTltcr ; mnlej must own miihlnc : state ex-
pfrlcnce and salary cxpccteil. Adilrcss M ,
lloo. ll-a 53 H
WANTCD. ALL MEN , WOMRN , BOYS AND
Blrls , Wllllntr to work for J1S 00 n week , n na
ndJiess to Howard Mfs. Co. , Providence , H. I.
D M23I IS"
WANTHD. A MAN WKM , ACQUAINTED IN
the city ; who has had experience In the ad-
\crtlalnpr buslncos , to sell mHcrtlslns novelties ;
a jcood opening for the right mm. Cnll at Ut
North Itlth bt. 11 SOS 1C
HELP AVANTIOD FEMALE.
\VANTKD , AN UXI'UniCNCED COOIC ; MUST
bo neat , steady nnd Industrious nnd have good
references ; no others iifed apply. Room 200 ,
Omaha National Hanl > Uldg- C M 509
WANTHDatrtn ron nousn-
vork. 1821 Chicago Street. C M3-12 *
WANTED , COOK AND LAUNDRHSS TOH
small family. 1037 Dodge st. O 112i7 14
FOR niP.T IIOUSRS.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS Of THG CITV. THE
O > r. Davis Company. 1503 Farnnm. D t3t
HOUSES. UENKWA & CO. , 10S N. 15TH ST.
D-C3J
MODCItH HOUSES. C.A.STAnil. OS3 N.Y. LIFE
D-533
rou HENT. Nicn SOUTH TRONT , s-nooai
brick liousc , with nil modern lmpro\cmenta
nnd In drat clnta condition. Inquire on prem-
l ea , 10 Half-Howard street D-219
HOUSES. WALLACE , DHOWN DLK. 10 & DOUE
D SM
roit itcNT. HOUSES IN ALL I > AUTS or
the city. 13rennan-Lo\e Co. , 430 Paxton block
P M3U-M37
FOR RENT , T-nOOil IIORERN J'LAT. LANOI
bloclc , C08 So. 13th st , D-C7S A3
DnsEHAnLn s YtboM HOUSE , CENTUM
location. Apply 2010 , Capitol Aenue.D
D 722-12- *
3IOUSE8 FOR RENT. LARGE LIST. FROi
$ S.OO up HcCague Investment Co. , 1506 Dodce
D S1729
FOR RENT. MODERN 9-ROOM HOUSE , WITI
pas , furnnce , balli , hot nnd cold water. In goa
repair , situated In best residence nclgmiorhaoi
In city. 2M South 38lh nvenuc. ' ,4 block nortl
of Farnnm. Eniulro Home In\cstmcnt Co.
507 Paxton block. D M2ID15
FOR rtENT-iotr'csEQnaiA AVINUE 3-nooj
house. J. M. Slnwrnl , receiver , S30 Bee bide
D 203
t'QH KENT. 11-ROQM HOUSE , WITH AL1
niDJcrn conveniences. Inqulie 1919 DmlKo st.
D MJ6J 19
FOR HUNT FURNISHED 11OOMS.
PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS , 1919 DODGE.
B-71Z
FURNISHED ROOMS. CHEAP , MODERN IM
protomentB. 209 So. JOth. E 725-12- *
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMAN AN1
hoiiuclcccplnff. COO North 17th. E S0-12
KUIIMS1I12I ) HOtniS AND JIDAIII )
FQIlNIBItKD FRONT ROOMS WITH Ol
without board ; ttcum h t ; electrlo belli
baths : rntea renionablc. Midland hotel. 1C1
and ClilcngJ els. F M53S
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rURNIBHI'.D STEAM HEATED IIOOM3. WOE
em corn cnlcnccs ; board. C03 Ho , nth. F 535
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KICK JIOOM "ANETBD'ARD , u. ex a. inn.
r 5Z2.3I2C'
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ELEOANT 11OOM8 ; WITH FlllST-CLAS ;
hoard ; Oncst location In city. Pcnbodjr rei
denee , 1903 Cnnltol avenue. F M240 13 *
IJOATID , PRIVATI5 FAMILY. 1911 TARNA1
11.00. F M2CI 15 *
FOR HEM' TJ.VFUHNI61II2U ROOMS.
E UNFURNISHED CHAiniERS TOR HOUKI
keeping , man and \\lfe ; vater In kitchen ; tf
link : waste pipe. 319 N. 17th. O MtlZ
RENT STORES ASI > OFFICE !
TOR RENT. THE H-STORY I1R1CIC HUILDIN
ut 910 Knnmin el. TJila bulldlns has n lln
piaof cfnirnt liasemcnt. complete steam lieu
ha nxtures. Muter on nil llnors , can , etc. Al
l > ly nt the onicn of The llee. _ I 010
jriRST-CLASS IIH1CK 8TORE 11UILDINO ; 10 )
rninani ; thire Rtorlea nnd bOMinent ; will nlli
to null tenant ; low rent , 314 Flriit Nation
Hank ImllJIng. I-MC35
\VAIVT1SD TO HUNT.
OMAHA ALL RiailT-STRANOEUS COMIN
In. Lli > t liDUiaa for rent llh J. II. 1'n
lOttc , ICth nnd UodKC. K M730 3) )
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WANTED ! s UNrunNisiinu nooMs. MOI
irn , central locatkn. AUilirss L 67. Uof.
K Zir-12 *
STURACK.
STORAGE , r ANK liWKUS , Jill IIARNE'
J
1'AClFtC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE 1
fOS 919 JulitJ. Cleneral itornge anil ( ornnrdln
M-K3
rnivATE iroMi : rou LADIES HEFORE AN
iluilne c-cJillncinciil : babies ndrplcd or cur
for ; terms rcancumtile , WH N. Uth o\ . . ci
Tort t. . Omaha. M-T3S-U' '
WAN'J'JJU TO IIUY.
JIOTTSU OK T HOOUS. FULL LOT. MOOKR
liniirotciiicnti * . well built , lli'st-i.lnsi conJHIo
uud ultbln ! 'i mllev noriU nr n < > rlh-west
postolllcc. J3tt ) rnrli. US tnonthly , li per cent li
jUcorg * W rnls ratten nik. _ N-S2 (
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nnsr CLASS "ui'iiiruiT PIANO AT !
double cuirlaco ; ircond liaiiJ , AdJrts.i 41
Com ttrt-cl. _ N MJjO JO1
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A GOOD IIARN : CALL AT SlOnU. 707 S
lOlli ft , Wulkcra Steam D > \Vcrks. .
OOOD I'UOl'EUTV AND CASH FOR WOK
tram , harness and ttaevn. Cull A. 1'erU. J (
lind Vlnton tl . N Stl-151
IND-UANU 1-UUN1TIJJU3. IIIIOWN'U. WI B.
. _ N SJ1
VOR S.U.U MISClILLAMJOUb.
6r.ED SWKET I'OTATOES. VI.VEL1MB. Kill
Tbeo. Williams. Urnien. Nib.
lIAUDWooD HOd ANOOHICKI
fcnc . Also "all wire. " C. II. Lee. Ml Uougli
FOR BALE. AN KNTIRKLY NEW BKT J
bar llxturrs , very rhrip , Ad4itM P. O. ] ]
_ T5i. > IU'niU"llNjb. " _ Q-J1IH 1
1TOU 8AM5. HALL 8AVK , IlOLLEtl TO1' DE3
IIuiHiuond lypewrlttr and de k. l tttr I
c l > ln l. t-nro rrliving chair * ; l | ar t da if
Mr. J-ttrU. liJ ] ( atajg LlMk , Q-KSL li
OIiAIRVOYANTS.
MI18. DR. H. WARHEN , CLAIUVOTANT. 111 %
liable butlnou metllumi Sth year at Hi N. ICth.
8 541
MASSAOJ2 , RATIIS , KTO.
1IAHAMK BMITII. 153 DOUOLA8 STREET.
2d floor , room H : maoace , itram , nlcnhol nnd
ultitrlne lolhs. T-M756 M
MMK AMES , FORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS , MAR.
age nnd bath . 607 S. 13th Bt. , 2J floor , room 10.
T M787 Ai
MADAltD LEON. MASSAGE PARIXJHB , HE8T-
fut and rcfreshlntr. 417 8. llth elr. . upHtnlrn.
T-MfiOO
PKHSONAL.
DATHS. MASSAGE. MME. POST. 319J4 S. 15TH.
U 541
FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED 11AUMLEY ,
17th and St. Mary's n\enue. Telephone , 4(0. (
U 543
MIS3 VAN VALKENnURGH , DESTROYS I-nit.
manently by ! ectrlctjr Bupernuous hair , molca ,
wnrta , etc. Room 416 , N. Y , Life bldg.
COtlBiT3 MADE TO ORDER ; WRITE TOR
measure directions. 1909 Fnrnnm. Hello ' -P *
pcrly Cornet Co. UMt'MtS
MISS MASON'S DRESSMAKING SCHOOL. R.
421. Ueo bulldlnff. U-M702A4 *
VIAVI-AIIOMK TREATMENT FOR UTKRINE
troubles. I'hxalclnn In attemlnncc. Consulta
tlou or health b ok free. 246 Dee Dldjr.ij
ij r,4s
THE PALACE BEAUTIFUL HAIRDRESSINO
nml mnnlcurlnR nhd complexion parlors. IC1
DousUa St. . Omaha. U-MS03A9 _
PERSONAL YOUNO MAN WISHES YOUNO
lady corrtupondcnt : brunette , liking ocllni ? ,
boating , etc , , preferred. Address A. Hanls ,
Uox 3 , Fort Sherman , Idaho. U M23S15 *
SIDNEY TO LOAN REAL IJSTATU.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 3 N. Y.
Life. Loans at low rnles for choice security In
Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha clt } property.
W 546
MONBY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Dnvls Co , 1505 rarnain St. W 517
6 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. D Mclkle , Omaha
W 548
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urcnnnn , Love & Co. , 1'aston b.U ,
. W 549
CITY LOANS. C. A. faTAUR. S25 N. Y. LirE.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith A. Co. , 1320 rnrnam.
W 551
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SAIU'Y. 1 TO
10 years ; low rates. Garvln IJros. , 210 N. Y. L
W 532
O.EO. I' . 11EM1S , LOANS , PAXTON 1H.OCK.
w oo
FROM MOO 00 UP. F. D. WEAD , IGth & DouElas
W 293-M16
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property nt 5 , 6't. 0 nnd C\4 per cent. Putcy &
Thomas , room 207 , FJrst National Dank bid * .
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY 1O LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horse" , wagons , etc , nt lowest rates In city ;
no removal ot Roods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan oft at uny time or In nny
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 S. ICth st.
X 553
MONEY TO LOAN. 30. CO. 90 DAYS : FURNI-
turc , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , Uaikerblk.
X 534
BUSINKSS CHANCES.
CRIPPLE CREEK COLD STOCKS , SAFE AND
sure ; $5 and upwards lincstcd often brings
fabulous nnd quick returns by placing your
orders with the Van Buren Investment Co.
( Incorporated ) , binders and brokers. EOS 16th t. ,
.Denver , Colo. Y 555
ONE OF THE I1EST SALOON'S IN THE CITY ;
must cell on account ot o'.ckness. Address P. O.
Box 813. West Point. Neb. Y M184
COAI * AND FEUD BUSINESS ; GOOD TnADB
hn\e other business ; lnstlsate. . Address I , 4 ,
Boo. Y-MS3G M27
FOR SALE , ABOUT 2.000 LBS. MINION TYPE
700 Ibs. agate , COO Ibs. bievler tjpe. 150 pall
, tuo-thlrd typo cnsei. 40 double Iron stand * for
two-thirds cases. This material wna used or
The Omnha Bee. nnd Is In fairly good condl.
tlon. Will be sold chelT ) In bulk or In quantities
to suit purchasers. Apply In person or by mall tc
thB Hfe Publishing Co. . Onnha. Neb. Y 713
FOR SALE OR TRADE. A STOCK OF CROCK-
cry , glassware and tlnwaie In this city , nt n
bargain. Will ln\olce about Jl.OOO. Address
PU.North _ _ ICth street. Y 5H-13
J5WOO CASH BUYS A THREE-CHAIR BARBEIi
shop , bath room and building In the bi ? t Irrl
gated country In Nebraska : good business lo
cation nnd town : population 1.8OT ; coma nnc
loolc nt It or address Lock Boxt 80 Lexington
Neb. Y M260 16
ARE YOU OUT OP BUSINESS ? IF SO , COMr
nnd see the "Automatic Clerk , " olllce. 111
Chamber of Commerce Bldg. , ICth and Farnam
Y M2C3 17'
FOR EXCHANGE.
.TO OWNERS HAVE YOU A SEVEN-ROOR
modern house In West DCS Molnca to ex
change for Omahn. vacant lots and cash ? Writ
C. E. Taylor , care of W. S. Ex. Co , De
Molnea , In. M260 18
FOR SALTS-REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS. SALE OR TRADE. IN CITY PROP
erties and farms. Jno. N. Frenzer , opp. 1' . O
RE 530
GEO. P. BEMIS. HOUSES. LOTS , IRRIGATEI
farm lands , loans. SOS and 306 Paxton block
RE S37
ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON -REED COMPANC
HE 538
FOR SALE-HANN'S PARK. ORAND ISLAND
Nrb , the largest and most beautiful park li
central Nebraska , containing 20 acres , larg
hall , with stage and all modern Improvements
term * \try liberal. For particulars Inquire o
Henry Hann , Grand Island , Neb.REM253M15
RE-M253-M15 *
s LIST KEAL ESTATE AND RENTAL PROP
erty with Jones , Crounse block , Omaha.
RE M515-M27
to ACRE FARM , ONE MILE FROM VAL
paralso , Saundcrs County , Neb. Fine Impnm
mtnts ; Will rent cheap. Fidelity Tiu t Co ,
1702 rnrnam St. RE 230-i ;
FOlT"T3A.LE OR LEASE. LAItOU FRAM
waichouse ; nt Douclns street and B. & M. tracJ
For particulars , address or call on R. B. Buscl
1014 Douglas street. RE M2I1 IS
BICYCLES.
OMAHA BICYCLE CO , BEST PLACE TO 11II1
IG
IGe bicycles ; blcjcles repaired , 323 N. IClli st. SCC
it- WEST BICYCLB & GUN CO. , 2I1S CUMIN
at. We cell JltH ) DO 'DO mudels for JS5.00. 585
H
ier 1IUILT > ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION !
ierml
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & 11. AS 'N PA'
C , 7 , t per cent when 1 , t. 3 jcaro old ; ulwn >
redeemable. 1701 Farnnm St. , Nattlngcr , bee ,
559
a HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOO1
Interest on tavlngrs. Apply to Omaha L. & I
ir- 1704 Farnam. O. M. Nettlnscr , eec ,
EM
SHOHTIIAM ) AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , E13 N.Y. . LIF1
M !
Y.
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.
Y.L THE ALWAYS RELIABLE HARNESS 8HO
ot JoBfph Landhoefner. managed by the olds :
L practical saddler and harneksraaker of Omahi
' is now located at C23 Bo. 13lh St. , coiner Jacl
s'ed con. All kinds of hoiiK-maila aid factoi
. ITjodji on bond , to suit cuislninsrj. Repalrlr
or. proniptly attended to. August Holme , Manage
101 So. 13th si. , corner Jackton 431 M2I
S1UMC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
tN OEORGB I' . OlSLLENBECK , liANJO AN
311.Of guitar teacher , 1815 Chicago t. 109
Of
nl.i . NEW SCAn KUlIl/fLL PIANO , 175 ; N13' :
i pianos rented. Wllllora H , Sclnnolltr , lif
floor , McCuBUO bulldlnif. 11792 ! (
DRIJSSMAKINO ,
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nnnasuAKiNQ IN I-AMIUUD : CUT. KIT AN
t > le uuarantccd. Inquire ITU Chlcaeo.
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till
_ LOST.
U.
LOST-IllJCCU'T UQ01C OV OMAHA 11UII.
Ins uml Ixwm Acrn , L'eloufrlui : la John I'u
bet , ICth an ! 1-cuv , . am ) ICth aril JIIcUoi
lUturn J76I Kumara , or lleo pnico.IOBt
IOBt2621 ! '
I.OSV. JUNK 1IOA , MAUCH H. IN UVRN1N' '
on Wetuter and UtU to Ja\rnilt and 1st
UN rtv.'arj tor return to I3 e 0mco.
l-Mt-Mw ; u <
OK
lOJk ri > iioisTim\a
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PACKED. MATTRESSES , MAE
II * Bad rtuctatcJ , ulr.Jow cushion * made ; pile
* . M. S. WalkKtt. Illl Cumins. Tel , IS
1
i.vrvci.\ j.
MOIIAND'S SCHOOL , LA8T TKHM ,
this week. Private lessons. Call. Alwnyn open ,
PAWMUIOICUUS.
II. MATtOWITZ LOANS MONEY. N. M ST.
655
HOTEL.
TIIIHTUUM'II AM ) JOMCS STltHHTS.
1W room * , tntlis , steam heat and all modern
conveniences. IUtn tl 60 and 100 per day.
Table unexcelled. Special law rate * to reRUlnr
bonrders. FIIANK 1HI.P1TCH Mgr.
( My mams used Wool Soapi ( I wl l > nilno had )
Wash Woolens with
WOOL
ana they won't shrink. DolluMfnl In the bath. In-
nl'ica your dealer ( jlvlni : It lojoa. „
Ka\vorth. Schodie fe Co. . Hakert ,
Are you troubled with men-
lai weakness , norvousuesi ,
loaaot eexnnl power , night cmlsatoha , un-
natur.ildlarTT''Xr chnrgpB , luok of dn-
slro to per -"A-LJO.T fonn mental labor ,
eniiaed by youthful Indiscretions. It so ,
aoiiilforfullBlxbox "XT A lllii trrntment
ot Turklali Lout ai t\.UJU Manhood
Capaulea for $500 G uarantccd to euro or
money rottirned. Slnsrlo ftrPTO7Jfi-
boxes $1. Thls-lBiiof.ilto " J--LVV/-L -
cure , nor fteo prescription as medicine
coals money. Don't bo fooled Ilnliu's
IMinrmacy , 201'J Fnrnam Street , Omnha.
Jor faillrs 1/niAls/i / Tii > ifU < itul 1'en-
iij/ro/ii7 l'IJnever / fall to brine men-
( i'ituI it siiro to tltcilay , 81 bov , Oforo
Ly m nil. Hahn's I'linrniaoy , Uinalm.
CONI11TION OF WINTIHl WHEAT.
Cruu i > a AVIiole IN In Fnlrly Gaud
Hlmnc.
CHICAGO , March 12. The Dally Trade
Bulletin has the following regarding the con
dition of the winter wheat plant : Informa
tion at this Bcasan of the year Is of little real
value , owing to the changeable weather.
However , the reports In the aggregate Indi
cate that the crop as a whole Is In fairly good
condition. There is some complaint of damage -
ago In southern Pennsylvania , Maryland , Vir
ginia , West Virginia , southern Ohio , stuthern
Indiana , eastern Ill'nols and In same sections
of Kentucky , Tennessee and Wisconsin
mainly the result of the drouth In the fall
compelling rather late sew Inc. and extreme
changes of the -weather during the winter.
; In these factions there are also many good
reports. In New York , northern Ohio , north
ern Indiana , central and southwestern Illi
, nois. Missouri , Kansis , Oklahoma , Texas and
California the great majority of the returns
indicate a very good crop In the southwet-l
a largo Increase over that of last year. Re
turns from Canada favor so far an average
yield. _
1VEATIICH FOHECAST.
Vnlr ii a Warmer wltH WlnilM
IIIKT to Southerly in Xflirnnltn.
WASHINGTON , March 12. The forccasi
for Friday Is ;
For Nebraska , South Dakota and Kansas
Fair and warmer ; winds becoming south
crly.
crly.For
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair
easterly winds.
For Iowa and Missouri Fair ; warmjr it
the northern portion ; northerly wl-uU , be
coming variable.
For Colorado Fair ; varlab'e ivlnJi
For Wyoming nnd Montana Fair : warniei
Inline eastern portion ; variable \lnds
Local Hccoril.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA , March 12. Onuilia record of tern
peraturo nnd rainfall compared with tin
corresponding day of the past four years :
18 % . 1S93 1&94. 1SD3
Maximum temperature . . . 21 33 70 C
Minimum temperature . . . 10 23 37 3
Average temperature . 17 31 51 4
Precipitation . 00 T .00 .0
Condition ot temperature and preclplta
lion at Omaha for the day and since Marcl
1. 1890 :
Normal temperature . . . . . . . . 3
Deficiency for the day . 1
Accumulated deficiency since March 1. . 7
Normal precipitation . , . 0
Deficiency for the day . . . 0
Deficiency since March 1 . . .23 Incl
Total precipitation since March 1. . .18 Inc )
Ilt'portn front Station * nt 8 l > . in.
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STATIONS AND STATE OP
\VEATIIUH. \ 33
Omaha , clear 21
North Plattc , clear ,
Huron , clear
Chicago , clcnr ,
Bt. I.ouln , clear
tit. Paul , clear ,
Davenport , clear ,
KniisuH City , clear
Helena , part cloudy
Havre , cloud/ . .
Bait Lake City , cloudy
lllBirmrck , clenr
I'lieyonne , part cloudy
\Vllllston , cloudy
Itniild City , part cloudy
( InU cglon , clear
' Indicates trace ot iircclpltatlon ; bHotv zerc
L. A. WELSH. ObKervcr.
THIS HKAI.TY MAIIKHT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on file Thursday
March 12 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
South Omaha Land company to How-
aril Kennedy , jr. , lot 12 , block 138 ,
South Omaha . . . , $ K
A J Zlanscom and wife to V C Hans-
corn , lot 4 , block 115 , Omaha 1E.CH
C. HuniApnel to Peter Peterson , lot ZO ,
Oak Hill No. 2
2DEEDS.
DEEDS.
Sheriff to A J Hanacom , lot 4 , bloclc
115 , Omaha , . , . . , ,18,0
Total amount of transfers
w
rtti
DOCTOR YOURSELS
A Separate Cure for Ench Dis
ease. At All Druggists.
Mostly 25 Cents a *
Bottle.
Mur.jotx'a Ira proved Homoeopathic Rem
Jloa act almost Instantly , speedily curing tl
most obslluoto cases. nitoumatUm curi
from 1 to 3 days. Dyspepsia and all stor
to. ucli troubles quickly relieved. Catarrh po ;
Hi ; tlvulx cuied. Hcadaclie cured In & minute
Nervous diseases promptly cured , Kldni
troubles. Piles , Neuralgia , Atbm and
Female ComplaluU ( julckly cured Munyou
Vltailzw Impartu new life and vigor to wet
and debilitated men.
cei Per oc l Itittorc to Prof. Munyon , IB
31. Arch street , Philadelphia , Pa. , answered
tree medical advice lor any disoue.
NATIONAL GJ4Sto ( ELECTION
OommisjionodOfiicMtS'Oallod on to Oliooso
Brigade and Regiraontnl Oomnmuclon ,
*
GENERAL COLBY JIAS AN OPPONENT
Colonel Illllii Scjlt l lo lie 1'roiuotcil
to tinI'lolil Oniiniinnil ot the
atnnillii Vrmy , ot
Nubrnnkn.
i n
LINCOLN , March 12. ( Special. ) The fol-
lov\lng general order , No. 4 , was Issued from
the adjutant genefal'a ofllco today :
In nccortlnnce with tlio pro\lslon3 of sec
tion 14 , chanter Ivll , Compiled Statutes , nn
election IB hereby ordered to Illl the va-
cnnclcn cnue.e l by the expiration oC the
tcrmi of ollldJ of the present Incumbents ,
viz ! Hrlrjailler BCIIPMI , colonels First and
Second leBlments" , llcutonnnt colonelrirst
nnd Second reRlnienti , nml major , rirat
reRlment , Nebraska Nntlonnl Guard ,
The adjutant ceneral will have proper bal
lots prepared , whlc.li. will be forwarded to
the commissioned ollicers for their ttso In
the election. Thcso ballots , Indicating the
otllcer's choice of persons for appointment
to the otllces named , must be returned to
the adjutant general on or before I o'clock
p. m. , April 8 , 1SSG.
A bonrd of ofllecra , to consist of Hrlrr-
adlcr Oencrnl r. II < Barry , adjutant Ben-
oral ; Major W. Ii. Stark , judga ndvocnto
general , nnd First Lieutenant M. Herpol-
shclmer , I'"lrst Infantry , will convene at 4
p m. , Apill 8 , 18 % , In the otllco of the
adjutant general , In Lincoln , for the l > . 'r-
porc of oDvnisIni ; and recording the vote < ?
of the < > -'iasloncd olflccrs of the National
Qunrd. 1otcs will bo received or re
corded utter the hour named for the meet
ing of the board.
Dilgadlor General L. W. Colby Is n. can
didate fcr re-election. Tlio only opponent
BO far mentioned to General Colby IB Colonel
nel C. J. Bills of the Second regiment.
Colonel John P. Brail of the First Is a can
didate for re-election , with apparently no
opposition. Captain G. R. Colton of company
E , First regiment. IS a candidate for the
llertenant colonelcy of the First , nnd Lieutenant - ,
tenant Colonel Wolcott cf Central City
IP n candidate for re-election to the same
office. Major Thpmas Williams iOf the
First , Geneva , and Lieutenant Colonel DIs-
cholf of the Second arc candidates for re
election. Major Olson of the Second Is a
candidate for colonel ot that regiment.
Governor Ilolcomb returned this after
neon from the Grand Island Soldiers' and
Sailors' Home Investigation. Ho has taken
the matter under advisement nnd will re
port his findings In the case later. The
governor today ofllclally appointed Judge
William Neville of North Platte vice pres
ident of the Transunlsslsslppl and Interna
tional Exposition association.
The Board of Public Lands nnd Build
ings has returned ftom a trip to the Girls'
Industrial home , Geneva. The members say
that they made arrangements for an exten
sion of the Bowerago work ot that Institu
tion , and work will bo commenced at once.
Today the condition of ex-Governor
Thajer Is reported to bo moro favorable.
Ho slept better last night than for same
time past , nnd this morning was able to
retain nourishment on his stomach.
Tomorrow the "Crawford system" of pri
mary nominations .ferocity officers will be
trie ! for the first -time In the cipltal city.
It has been modln > d Sn a few minor par
ticulars , nnd Is now -termed here the Lin
coln system. The city officers to bo nomi
nated are a pollc'e Judge , water commis
sioner. city englneer.jiclty attorney and an
alderman from each of the seven wards.
For nearly two Wedft * the hotel lobbies
have been crowded Wllh all kinds , colors
, and conditions of politicians. There Is a
certain state of uncertainty connected with
coming municipal political events thai haa
hitherto been unknown in this clly. II is
generally admitted 'thSt a nomination by
the republican primaries Is equivalent lo
an election , but ] In S&me quarters this is
disputed , and antei jlectton knives arc
hinted If ring maftlpultttbrp succeed In de
feating the antlclpalcdl.tjftnsflls of the Craw
ford-Lincoln syBtomi , J | [ ' .is eald that cer
tain strong candidates ! for the nomination
have Induced several'"straw" candidates tt
place their names on the ticket , nnd have
even gone so far as " lo pay Ihe necossarj
assessment In order" to weaken the chances
of other candidates Who are posing as rep
rcsentatlves of Ihe "reform elemenl , " foi
whose benefit the new system is said tc
have been forced on the people. Pollllca
mailers are , apparently , tonight In Lln.
coin as warm as will usually bo found or
the PVC of n hot presidential contest.
The Elche & Lambertson Manufactures
company of Lincoln filed articles of Incor
poratlon today with the secretary of state
The business of the concern will bo buylnf
and selling patent rights and handling rea
eslate. The capital Block Is $24,000 and thi
Incorporators are Herman Elche , Orrln T
Lambertson , Fred and Augusl Elche.
The claim of Iho Helm Irrlgallon plan
for water from Red Willow creek was al
lowed today by the Slate Doard of Irriga
tion.
tion.Omaha
Omaha people in Lincoln ; At the Lln
dell L. KlrBChbaum , Ed Lysle , George M
Weaver and wife , August Meyer , R. E
Hughes and wife At the Lincoln W
Molso , Jennlo Anderson , E. J. Griffith , San
Bowman.
Dlnjnite Over Fnrm I.nnil.
BLAIR , Neb. , March 12. ( Special. ) Semi
time since Hans Grimm of this place bough
of Harrison counly , Iowa , nt public sal
1C1 acres of swamp land granted to thi
county by the stslo , and proceeded lo hav
buildings erected Ihereon. Laal Salurday J
while his carpenter , Frank GrlOlth of thi
place , and Hans Grimm , Jr. , were busll ;
engaged at work , there appeared on th
scene six or seven armed men In the cm ;
ploy ofV. . A. Smith of California Junctioi
and two loams. The workmen were orderei
lo deslsl or risk life and limb. The In
Iruders dro\o with their teams over th
malerlal , elc. , and damaged them badlj
Grimm and Grlfllth , being unarmed , wer
compelled to stand submissively by durln |
the work of destruction. Shortly nftcrwar
an officer appeared with warrants for Grll f3
lllh and Grimm , charging them with tree
w pass. They wore taken bofoia a Justice a
Columbus Junction and admitted to ball 1
$100 lo appear Monday , which was furnlshet (
The defendants appeared and on a chang
ot venue went to Modale , nnd were dlt
charged. _ _ _ _
AlUKrci1 1'hynlclnii In 1'ronblr ,
OSCEOLA , Neb. , March 12. Polk county' '
district court Is grinding away. The cat
that seemed to create the most Interest we
that ot P. S. George , who was arrested t
Stromshurg same tlmo ago for practlcln ,
medicine without having registered. 13
claimed to come from Lincoln and treate
his patients by the Is'ylng on ot hand , an
giving them roots and herbs. The case wt
hotly contested , It tattjftg up two days tlir
of the court , and Atr tliq jury retired
only took a few rrjlnytos to flnd the folio
guilty. A motion llasjoeen * made for n nn
trial , and It will prondbly have to bo final ]
100 decided by the aupnulro court ,
151 IliiHtliiKH lU-jnu'illtriuiN Confer.
HASTINGS , Mart h , . ( Special Telegram
The delegations /rom the Second , Thlr
and Fourth wards to the republican clt
ccnventlon , lo be "hejd tomorrow ovcnini
held meetings this1' evening , The Secor
ward delegation agreed "by a unanimous vol
to present the nairfts'lafc. F. Morey to tri
convention for the 'iiBmlnatlon for mayi
and J. IV. 61ms waS'choscn for aldermai
Tbo Third ward doUgatcs eelocted A , A
Kerr for aldcrmaivt nd the Fourth wet
delegation agreed unan Robert Drown fi
Us candidate ,
Oily Hocln I Event.
NEBRASKA C1TV , March 12. ( Special. )
S. The members of the Cinderella club gave
"heart party" last ovcnlng which provi
to ba one of the most enjoyable ted
evenlB of the year , After playing a serl
of games ot that popular card game , "hearts
the floor was cleared an ] dancing waa 1
flulged In. Refreshments were served , Prlz
he were won by Mtej Christie and Mr. J , i
'
cd Thompson. _ > >
Do u in ! pv v tor Ail ill ) ory.
si' WGKPINQ WATUR , Neb. , March 12.-
ee8' ( Special Telegram. ) The trial of Hezekli
*
Elliott on the charge of adultery prefern
I'e by J , I. Looker , with whose wife ho w
ali too Intimate , as concluded this crenli
iiefcro Judge Harriett and Elliott wai boui
105 over to the district court. The sheriff to <
th him to the county Jail. The trial wa rai
and the court room wai crowded.
AT TMU IIUMK IS OVKlt.
nt oMIttutlon nf Mnrt llo r'- <
Airnltixt AVIInnn ( Mourn ,
CinANI ) ISLAND , March 12 , ( Special. )
Last night's session closed the Investigation
of the charges brought by Mart Howe against
Commandant Wilson ot the Soldiers' and
Sailors' homo at this place. It Is probable
hat never In Nebraska was the good name
of a state official or the reputation ot n
woman brought In question on n flimsier
showing than was made In this cnso. In his
charges Howe spec'flcolly attacked Mr , Wil
son's character as an officer and n gentle
man , anil In his prosecution ho attempted to
support this charge by connecting Mrs.
Dates , president ot the Visiting board , and
the commandant In untcemly conduct , It
was shown that Ihey had made together
Irtps to Kearney , Hasting * , Lincoln and
Norfolk en official business , nnd had re
mained over night at the came hotel , While
nt Lincoln they attended n lecture together.
H wa-9 also shown that Miss Peart Baker , a
young woman employed nt the homo , was
on terms of Intimacy with the family of
Commandant Wilson nnd had vlsltcl the
horn * ot the latter at the Invitation ot M sa
U'-sa Wilson.
It was. further brought out In evidence
that the trouble with the hentlng apparatus ,
complained ot by Howe and cltol In sup
port of his charge of employing Incompetent
engineers nnd cooks , was due to the faulty
Construction of the plant. It was shown that
the brutality1 Id Uie Inmatoa complained of
by Howe was committed under Ifs own
orders nt a tlmo when Coinmandart | Wilson
was absent at Chattanooga. None ot the six
charges In the complaint were based on hot
ter foundation than these. So far as the In-
vesl'gallon ' Is concerned , were It not for the
gravity of the allegations agalnsl the com
mandant and the women , It Is a howling
farce.
The Investigation closed with last night's
session. This was begun at half past 7
o'clock and continued until midnight. General
Bates , the husband of Mrs. Bates , was put
on the stand -and lesllfled thai lie had read
Iho various loiters received by Mrs. Bates ,
thai ho had full knowledge of her \lsll to
Kearney and to Hastings ; that he know
of her going to Lincoln and attending Inger-
aoH'a lecture In the company of Command-
anl WlUon ; that his wife had Informed him
ot this fact Immediately upon her return
from Lincoln. He nleo reproduced a letter
from Mart Howp , which , In reply to In
quiry by him , stated thai all Ihu talk about
Mrs. Bates had emanated from Colonel Wil
son's side for the purpose of creating an
enmity against him ( Howe ) .
Miss Pearl Baker testified that she had nt
times felt It nol exaclly proper to bo re
porting to Commandant Wilson what other
members of the homo said nnd did. She
ated that now she was sorry eho had not
iformcd Colonel Wilson of moro facts thai
ama Into her possession nnd of moro of
ho lalk thai was being made against him
y Adjutant Howe nnd Mrs. Howe.
Fred Thomas , an cmploje of the Palmer
ouse of this city , testified thai Colonel
Vllson never dined the telegraph girls at
lot hotel ; that on one occasion the com-
mandruit was seated at thoisamo table at
ch those women were seated , but that
ley paid for their dinner as usual In meal
ckots , and thai Mr. Wilson paid for his
Inner in cash. When asked how H Irans-
Ired thai the hotel register of n certain
ale was missing , Mr. Thomas stated lhal
I was customary lo deslroy the registers
vhen thev wcro full.
Mrs. Zlmmer was also recalled and It waa
town thai Howe had slarlcJ the rumoro
gainst Commandant Wilson.
Member Casper of the Visiting and Exam-
nlng board was put on the stand , nnd , asked
\hy ho did not give Ho e a chance to lie
card before voting to confirm the discharge ,
tatod thai In his opinion Howe had been
nly an employe , lhal ho knew Howe waa
jol faithful lo his employer and had used
anguago which was ungenllemanly and
hat was all ho wanled to know , adding thai
f any employe called him a liar , or worked
n opposition to his Instrucllons , he woufd
ol wait long before discharging him.
Mrs. Howe was also pul on the stand. She
enled that Howe had scolded the cook ; de
nied that she had ever said Howe opened
Vilson's letters and did all Iho business , or
hat she had'ever tald lhal they were hotter
han the old soldiers and ought to have bot-
cr food.
This closed Iho much talked of Investiga-
lon. Messrs. Abbott , Smith and Stark , the
attorneys for Mr. Wilson , stated that had It
becn a c'.vH case they never wou'd ' have
submltled any testimony for Ihcmselves ,
hero being nolhlng In the evidence brought
ut by the complainant. Governor Holcomb
stated this morning lhal hewould give a
dec'slon In Ihe malter In the very near
uture.
n s\ow : IN KUHIIASKA.
Hon - Pull IlopnHeil 1 Blniiy Conn-
tlcM.
MINDEN , Neb. , March 12. ( Special. ) A
heavy snow fell yesterday Ihroughoul this
county.
WILSONVILLE , Neb. , March 12. ( Spe
cial. ) A light snow fell heie all day yes-
crday and last night.
YORK. Neb. , March 12. ( Special. ) A Hghl
sncw foil al this place last night.
HOLDREGE , Neb , March 12. ( Speclal.- )
II commenced to snow hero about 8 o'elocli
yesterday morning and Is still snowing , wltli
> roEpects of continuing all night. Aboul
, wo Inches of snow has fallen.
GRAND ISLAND , March 12. ( Spcclal.- )
Thls county was visited by a snow fall ol
over two Inches last night. There was nt
wind , nnd the snow did not drift. A warrr
day will thus give the soil a nice quantit )
of additional moisture.
, DUNCAN , Neb. , March 12. ( Special.
Isy About half an Inch of snow fell hero earl ;
y Ihla morning , but owing to warmth In Ihi
°
ground It was all gene at noon ,
BERTRAND , Neb. . March 12. ( Special.- )
d The recent snowfalls have placed the sol
In a fair condition for farming. It Is carl ;
to predict for the coming season , but I
„ seem ? to b < 5 the gennral opinion that Phelp
t county will raise a splendid crop this year.
R of it IXiy In
t ! .FREMONT. March 12. ( Special. ) Fcrdln
f-
3- and Nowklrk , nn old resident of this county
3It died today , aged 75 years. Mr , Nowklrl
Itn
n lived on a farm northeast of town. He wa
(1 very ccccntrlo In lila habits and well knowi
throughout the county. Ho leaves n family
Ho waa n native t.t Germany ,
PLATTSHOUTH , Neb. , March 12. ( Spe
clal. ) The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Vivian
who died In Lincoln Tuesday , occurred her
thU morning. A largo number of friend
from Lincoln and Omaha were present. Mrs
Vivian has been a resident of this count :
for twenty-seven years and was visiting li
g Lincoln at the tlmo of lier death fror ,
dropsy. She was CO years old and leave
six children.
fiiiKf County Farmurn' IiiHtltutr.
BEATRICE , Neb. , March 12. ( Special Tel
egram. ) This was the second end closln '
day of the central Gage county farmer !
Institute. The opening paper today , "But
Boiling , " was read by Elijah Fillcy. A. J
Spatford read a paper on the "Value of Cor
FodJer. " In the afternoon L. F. Power
read a paper on "Fruit and Farm Garden
Ing. " The atendanco was largo and all th
papers wcro thoroughly discussed , br'ngln
out many points. C. II. Elmcndcrf ot tli
Turlington rtock farm talked on "Beef Cal
tie , " presenting many new Ideas. The Inst !
tuto adjourned to meet at the call of tli
executive committee.
I'nHi. City Illicit Truck.
PALLS CITY , Neb. , March 12. ( Special
L , Knickerbocker and a company ot Fall
City business men have leased Illnton's parl
ono mile cast of thlu city , and are repalrin
and flxlng it up In flno shape. The par
contains sixty acres and la a beautiful placi
It has a large wjlflclal Jake and a half-mil
regulation race track Is being built , whlc
will be ono of the finest tracks in tbo utati
The company hag purchased the building
on the Richardson county fair grounds an
will remove them to the park. About flft
races have already bfou booked for the can
Ing season.
DUtrict Km-iiininueiit Iuciic < 1.
FALLS CITY , Neb. , March 12. ( Special
The delegates of the Grand Army of tl
Republic and Woman's Relief corps met 1
convention at the court 'house last night I
the matter of the district encampment to I
held next July. The Commercial club of th !
c'ty made them a proposition , guaranteeln
fCOO to defray expenses and as a result tl
encampment will bs held here. Fifty deli
gatea from abroad were present. Tl :
Woman's Relief corps of this city gave
banquet last night to the visiting delegate
NEW USE FOR SUCAR BEETS
Excellent Quality of Spirits Obtained from
the Juice ,
COST IS MUCH LESS THAN USUAL
Smiiulcr * Count } * MmiS lnctitluit for
Limiting n NolirniKit Product
Proven * liivoHcn Ititle KTL-
IUMIMC itnil Work.
FREMONT. March 12. ( Special ) W. C.
1'oteiMii , who has been experimenting In
dcvIMng a process for the manufacture of
crude ) sugar from beets Imtj succeeded In
making crude spirits from tlio Juice. This
afternoon nt his residence In Saunders county
In the presence ot Deputy Collector of Ucvo
nuo Mathews of Omahi and n number of
Fremont business men ho Operated his Mill
for the first time , cud succeeded lu obtain-
ig a rplrlt which was toMed byV. . II.
runcr and reached the high point ot 140 ,
The juice Is first treated by n chemical
rocew , upon which Peterson lins n patent ,
lilcli removed trim It all the albuminoids
ud salts and Is then allotted to ferment ,
ftcr which It goes through the Btlll. The
till used today was a cry small one , there
olng only forty feet of pipe In tlio coll.
'ho liquor obtained with only one distillation
na of a light milky color Riid was said
iy Malhows to bo more like rum than any
thor spirits , it had the general smell and
ppearanco of raw spirits and had no vcgo-
able taste. Both Mr. Mathews and Mr.
'etcrson are ot the opinion that by um-
Ing It through a larger still and by redlotll-
atlon the highest gradu ot alcohol can bo
ibtalned. Tl.e bests used In today's test
cro of 8 per csnt uugar content. The iiurlly
oetllclont was not determined. Mr. Peter-
on ciyo that bcotn ot as low a grade as 1 per
: ent sugar can bo used , but of course the
arger the sugar content the better the re
mils obtained.
COST OF TUB PRODUCTION.
The cost of the pplrlts , ho claims , Ig much
OST than that made from other substances
and ho does not think that for the inanu-
'acturo ot the law spirits an exl&nilvo plant
3 necessary. THOM posted cit the inanu-
'acturo of spliltu arc of the opinion that
a high grade of alcohol cin bo made from
be Juice and that a large additional demand
'or ' beets will thus bo made.
The juice used today was extracted from
ho beets by pressure and the- salts and al
buminoids removed yesterday. It only fer
mented nbut twelve hours. Tomorrow I'e
erson will experiment with some syrup
lie has obtained from the Utah beet sugar
'actory ' and from which sugar cannot be
iblnlned.
The- experiments nero conducted with a
, 'lew to obtaining alcohol , and all present
are of the opinion that they were a suc
cess. Mr. PeterMn Is still experimenting
n the manufacture of crude sugar and plans
are being matured for the erection of a fac-
oryHo showed some syrup which ho had
made from beets. It Is much better than
that which ho had at the elate sugar con
vention clear In color and with very little
vegetable taste. It closely resembles the
best grades of sorghum. Parties wh have
tried it for cooking purposes are much
pleased with It.
IRRIGATION AS AS ART
FnrniLTH Meet nt Itiislivlllr nml 1)1-
CIIXH Moilerii ! ! < _ ' . hull N.
RUSHVILLB , Neb. , March 12 ( Special. )
A meeting to discuss the Irrlgatlcn question
was held at the court house yesterday. I.
A. Port , state lecturer for the State Irriga
tion' association , addressed the meeting at
considerable length , duelling especially on
the subject of Irrigation by means of wells ,
that being , In the opinion of the speaker ,
the source of water supply which must , In
a , great measure , ncceszarlly be depended
upn In this part ot the state. The ordinary
farm windmill should net be used , being
too frail and too slow in its pumping ca
pacity. Strong mills specially manufactured
for the purpose , with from five to fourteen
Inch pumps , were the only successful ma
chinery. In constructing storage reservoirs ,
tws , a small one and a large one to receive
the overflow , should bo made. They
should bo 'about two feet deep and
to make them hold water. In the ordinary
soil , they should ba surrounded by a fence
and used as a feeding place for cattle until
the bottom was thoroughly packed by the
tramping. In sandy soils It was necessary
to cover the bsttom with a layer of straw
or hay and en top of that c'.ay from alkali
flats or buffalo wallows before the puddling
process was begun.
Rev. L. 1' . Luddcii also gave an interesting
talk , demoting hlmalf to the poultry In
dustry and urging the organization ot far
mers' Institutes , and before adjourning a
farmers' Institute way organized , with the
following officers : President , H. V. Was-
mund ; oecretary. 13. L. Hcith ; assistant
committee. W. M. Alexander , C. Pereton ,
W. P. Strothelde. A. M. Musselman. S. D ,
Higglns , J. P. Cummina and ilunry Clevlns.
AxHnulfuil nit Oninlia AVoinnn.
EMERSON , Neb. , March 12. ( Special
Telegram. ) In Emerson this morning an
Omaha barber , JInrry P. Miller , assaulted
a woman named Clara Llpp , also from
Omaha. Miller diew a razor and threat
ened to kill her , A citizen Interfered and
Miller fled , but was captured by a pobso oJ
men under Constable Parmaleo In a corn
field west of town. Ho was tried before Jus-
tlco Warncck this afternoon and bound over
to the district court. In the trial Mllloi
testified that ho had lived with the woman
for eight months.
I < 'lnf < l for SlvnlliiK Cniil.
FAIKMONTl Nuby , "March (12. ( < Speda
Telegram. ) Joseph Layton , James Liytoi
and AnneUa had their preliminary hcarlni
on the cl'i-gu of stealing n. load ot coa
from , a Kansas City and Omaha car las
Saturday night. Aun tta. WUB dinchargec
for want of evidence- . Joseph and Jame ;
pleaded guilty to petit larceny and wen
each fined 725 and costs , to stand commltlct
until paid. _
u. Cleiver.
NEHRASKA CITY , March 12. ( Speclal.- )
01 Leonard and William Elaer engaged li
an altercation and Elscr , taking up a hug1
moat cleaver , ( .truck Leonard nnd Inlllcte
a torrlble wound. The loft ear w almoB
severed from the head and a deep gash ex
tends along the left side of the head am
under the jaw. His condition Iscry crLU
'S ? cal , and a complaint will not be filed agalus
Elnar until It ii seen whether or not Loon
ard'o Injury will provo fatal.
Not UN.
Purnas county teachers wHl meet at Wll
ftonvlllo Saturday ,
On en Lytlo and MltM Nora Baas of Oral
ton were married \VolnesJay.
Miss Anna Gappcn and Frank Dean o
Casa county were married Wedneiday ,
Ell Johnson of Plattsmoutn hns been hoi
t } the district court for clubbing Lulu Ram
ago ,
The Hampton house of Holdrego , built i
1S90 at a cost of J3,100. has been cold t
H , W. Scott.
A Wllrrnvlllo dramatic company , comporc
wholly of home talent , lias put on "Uncl
Tom'a Cabin" In that loctlon.
Frank Hclden and Anna Graves , x > cll kn
young people of Duncan , were married i
their residence- near Gardiner Wednesday.
The case of the state against S. C. Stubt
of Rradshaw , York county , charged wit
buying god under false pretente , ws
Wednesday dismissed by the county attoi
ney.
ney.Mrs.
Mrs.V , D , Hadgor of Arlington > eslerda
fell head-first to the bottom of too cells
of her residence , receiving In the ( all se\
oral severe cuts and brubcs and cpralnln
her right arm badly ,
The amount ot confidence that exists amor
the farmers throughout Caca county in II
matter ot a crop for 1S96 was never greau
than now , Considerable spring planting ha
been done. Everybody I * ready to comrncm
tlio scattering of seed at the first advei
ol tiprlug.
Without doubt tbo mwt wonderful remcd
for pain Is Salvation Oil , It Belli for 5c.
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS |
* J !
An adjourned mtctlns ot the city council
was held last evening , all members being
present except llulls.
Mayor Johnston called the- council to order
as a Hoard of Equalization to bear com
plaints from property owners regarding the
charge for removing garbige , which had
Loan charged up against the property. An
the garbage master Is out ot the city , the
board took n recess Until next Monday
night. The council was then callel to
order.
Walters , as chairman of the Judlclarr
committee , reported fa\orably on the "cur-
tew" ordinance. Under the provisions ot
this ordinance children uiWlor the ago of
15 years will bo compelled to be oft the
streets t 8 p. in. from October until March ,
and nt S 15 p. in , from March until Octobor.
A fine cf $10 will bo Imposed Upon the of
fending child If arrested and the pirrnti
will be compelled to piy a line of $20 for
each offcndo.
An ordinance requiring the city treas
urer to gl\o a bond of $200,000 wan read
nnd referred to the Judiciary committee.
The ordlnincD apportioning the tax levied
for the I * nnd Q street \laducts was reid.
Repairs on the Ij street bridge cost $2,7S2.G *
and the tax was apportioned between the
Union Pacific Hallway company and the
Union Stock Yards company , each bolnrj
assessed one-half of the cost. The Q street
viaduct icpalrs cost $1.832.30 and the as-
BCtvimcnt was dUldeil In the snmo way.
This tax becomes delinquent In fifty dan
after the passage of the ordinance , and
the nmount dtaws 1 per cent Interest after
the expiration of fifty days. .
An ordinance providing for an arc light
nt Twcnty-fouith and U streets was road
for the third time and passed , Walters and
Ulanchard voting against It.
The Schlltz Brewing company requested
permission to transfer a liquor llcervn ) from ,
412 N street to Twenty-seventh and Q
sticcti. Referred to the license committee.
L. Lund pent In a communication stating
that bo would bo willing to pay $20 tor a
Junk shop license- providing no one else
was allowed to open a shop of that kind.
iTKio Judlclar oammltteelll attcixl to
Mr. Lund's communication.
Chailes Ortut notified the council that
the California Petroleum and Asphalt com
pany would commence repairs on the
Twenty-fourth street paving na soon as the
w cither permitted.
Clerk Mnly roportul twenty-three deaths
In February and twelve lilrths.
Police court flneo In February amounted
to $55.
Walters ) called the attention cf the coun
cil to the fact that the Brlggs building nt
Twenty-fifth and N I'trccts was to bo con
structed in violation of the flro limit ordi
nance. To bring the matter , before the
council In n proper manner Walters Intro
duced n resolution Instructing the chief of
pollco to prevent the erection of the build
ing. The council voted down the resolution
and then Walters read another resolution , i
which Instructed the city attorney to draft
on ordinance icpenllng the present Ore limit
ordinance. This was" seconded by Ulanchard.
Walters called the attention of the council i\ \
to the fact that U had refused to allow
Mr. Abrams to erect a corrugated Iron
building. Just across the street from the
Urlggs location , and he did not think It
right to allow ono man to violate the ordi
nance and compel another ono to abldo by
the lawi. Ryan wanted the ecctlon of the
ordinance referring to corrugated Iron buildIngs -
Ings repealed and not the whole ordinance.
Blanchard thought that It the ordinance
was not to be lived up to It might ag well
bo ttrlcken from the statutes. The motion
was lost.
li ' 1'ri'Mciioc
Wlmt Muri > >
Mr. Joseph Murphy , cattle buyer for Ar
mour & Co. , arrived In the city yesterday
and spent tlio day In renewing old acquaint
ance ! ! and forming ne\V ones. Ho will here
after bo permanently lopated hero as buyer
of both export and dressed beet cattle. The
arrival of Mr. Murphy hero means that P. D.
Armour will bo a .permanent . competitor on
this cattle market for all kinds of catllo
suitable for cither the dressed beet or ex
port trade and that In the future the old
excuse of "no market for heavy cattle" can
not bo offered by either tihlppors of cattle or
by these who are Inteiested In Boeli'K the I
live stock In this territory shipped to some
other point.
The stock yards management is moro than
pleased at the action ol Mr. Armour nnd will
In the fututo allow shippers to bill catllo
"via South Omaha" and If the market here
la not tatlsfactory. Ute shipper may fond
his cattle on to Chicago without any ex
pense , the yard company making no charge
for unloading nnd loiillng.
Hurt In n llii > ia n > .
Sam Wllltilr.i wan driving across the B. &
M. tracko nt Thirty-seventh and L streets
last night when his team becimo frightened
at a train nnd ran away. Wlllulm Tvna
thrown out nnd hio left leg badly cut.
Ho was taken to his home , ouls'.do the city
limits , and a doctor called.
John Hamilton of liattletl , la. , Is In the
city.
city.T. D. Porrlno , Twenty-third and H strcels ,
Is Elck.
Adolph Nomcc of Lexington , la. , Is visit
ing City Clerk Maly.
The First Ward Republican club will meat
at Plvonka's hall this evening.
J. W. Sanders of Sidney , la. , waa a vlPltor
In the city yesterday afternoon.
The Gr-nnana will hold a mass meeting at
Plvonlu'o hall Sunday afternoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Prioitly of Blair are
Usitlug Donna Allbory and wife.
Dan Haniian is being talkc'l of as the
democratic nominee for city ticaeurcr.
John Looschcr , eashlcr ol the Snydcr State
bank , wao \lsltor In the city yesterday.
Mrs. IX T. Kenen , Twcnly-alxfh nnd O
streets , has gene to Cripple Creek to Join
her husband.
The P. C. Calilv.ell club of the Fourth
ward will meet thlu uvonlnj at Twenty-third
and L nUcc-ts.
A building ppnnlt ) ias been loaned to
Clarion llradloy , who will erect a $1,000
jeuldenco on K street , near Twenty'second
street.
Thlu evening the Presbyterian King's
Daughters will iivo ; a metal at Ihe rcsldcnto
cf MM. Alvcrnon Tburlow , Eighteenth street
and Missouri avenue.
John Lcneck , Nineteenth and Q etrcctn ,
WEu'tukcn to St. Joseph liospltal > esterday ,
where an operation on u tumor In tbo
utomach was performed ,
The boyo of St. Agnes' school will slvo an
cntritalnment under the direction of the
Sisters of Providence , Thursday evening at
You HI ; MCH'H Institute liall.
Councilman Ulanchard haa returned from
Kansas City and says that ho will withdraw
from the ma > orally rare , au he Intends to
leave the city in a short time , The race now
Is between Smiley , Hyland and Lane ,
Ill-Mi ot All
To cleanse the syttciu In a Rcntlo and truly
beneficial manner , when the vprlnKtlmo
comes , uao the true nnd perfect imncdy ,
Byrup cf Flga , One brittle will answer for
all the family and costs only CO cents ; the
largo size $1. liny the genuluc. Manufac
ture ! by the California I'lg Byrup Company
only , and for cale by all druggUU ) .
Will Kntrr ! > Petition.
The county republican central committee
held u meeting yesterday ufteinoon and In
a few moments * the members In attcndanro
set uMde tome of the work Hint the com
mittee performed ut thu meeting held lait
Hatuiduy , At that meeting It wu decided
to hold caucuses for the imipjsa of vntlnjr
for delegates to the county convention that
la to 1m held March 28.
Yesterday ufteinoon Itvan decided not to
hold CUULUBCH In cither thu city or the
county , but instead to irt tha nould'bo
deleentes no In and tnake the flsltt bcforo
the primaries liy petition.
Headache U the direct result ot Indigestion
nnd stomach disorders. Remedy those by
using Do WlU'a Little Early Rlswrv , and
/our headache dUsppeare. The favorite 111 *
tie pills everywhere.
UlKlT.
PLANK Tifracl , flBcd CS , father of Dr , nnd
Mr * . CarrlUcr. C. O. Plank , nt 181S& at.
Mnry'H avenue. March II , 1KHI. l'"iiiierpl
train Kountza Memorial Lutheran church ,
blxteentli nnd llarnty atreit * , Friday , 230
i ) . in. C'aillnitPH. . , Logunrpart. lud. , an-1
leUml , Ind. , pupeitf pluaso copy.