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. - TUE OMAhA DAILY I3EE : WEDNESDAY , MAY 27. 1890. 7
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8PEQ111L NOTIQES.
.A1rINct1lrnb ( ; for tlteie. coIuiitn
yIlI be tii1&n until 1.sl ? ) p. in. fnr
thu e'vetInr fl11(1 Until 8 p. in , for the
) nhrJlI ng nini Sutidny cdItIoits.
A,1rrtIicrs , 1 requeNtilig ft nnnI-
lu'ret CIlVk , cnn litvo nnwcrN nil-
.lrenNl ( I ) II iiusnlierii1 letter In ctirO
uf Tue Bee. AnswerN $1) ntlt1ree4
.ll1 he ilellsercd aijion iireentntlofl
uf tt clicoic oIIl ) .
JII1tCM , I It ynriI flrat tnurtlont ,
: le ft uori1 1liercnfttr. Ntl.lng token
for lesN 2c for the Ilrit liiser-
11410. TIlePle nil % ertlMeInelltM Uhtit IIC
run eonseeiitLel.
SITL.TJONS VAST1T ) .
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- A 1'O.tTOvANrl1) AS ' or A
'tall drug f'toro In 1wi or Nehrtu1Cft , I > r a
cflleteflL c1ruggIt of more than 35 yent1 CX
p tlcflce. flegl.tere1 In bntli ntove .ttteR.
Ad1reB9 i : . i. C , , box 18 , t3lotlX CIty. IOWLt.
, % VANrIl-MA1d
\ . * ; 3 TO 315 A MONT ! ! AND flX1'INE I'AID
\ salecrnen , tur cIgfli ! xerlcnc unncctry ;
Itnfl(1Rr4 ; g004Th ; lIttI clerk clgnr mnchlne free
tr ) acli customer. flthhop & itlIru , t. L4)flI. .
Mo. I3-M8 JZ
I % VANTflT-AN Dl % . WHO CAN ThINK OF
.t some tImp1e thIng to pntent ? i'rotect your
ltn : they mry bring you wealth. Write John
I W't1IedJUrfl & Co. 1)ept. V. . Patent AttornCY.
WtL.1lngton. I ) . : , fet their tl.8) . ) prize otTer
and 113L of two tiundreil Inventlon4 vnnte1.
fl-Mitt
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flALCSMAN FOlt NflTtRAtKA. fltfltT SIThLINO
l1Untner line on the roati. Liberal aalary. Ad.
dtm CalIfornia. CIdr Co. , Cnlcngo.
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13 T 'IF TO 9110W OUR CIOAUI TO
deiiri ; 1.l ) niontlily rainry nfld exPofleS ! 10
I PlerIenced tnn lcs. Folk , Ititelile & ( 'a. . St.
11-MCI ? 2'
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ALTSMl. 1ThlEltSTtNDlNO CIOMt 1ttJt
$ IeM. deMIrtltr ctiiployziicnt. flflgWer goo'1 ao11
ii ) ' OIflI)1C Ofl crelIt : god iuy e'CpCOH9M ( X
- choilvo territory asurd to ropr applicant.
AilcIres' 1 C ) . 1to 4.0. N. Y. City.
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SAt.lSMi : : : . TO flltflO TltAflfl : SttI LtNl
orotlierwIo. 3.V 1nIgiit , 217.225 Htate strct ,
Itricine. % Vl. fl-M6l.2 S ?
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\VALfl'flD , flXPlltT1NCID ! IItL TO DO
Becond work. Good reference5 rectuIreE cii
at fourth holie 'aMt of 24th St. . one block nortti
of St. Zdary. Ave. dr& Francis C. Orhle.
WANTflD , 1lflT. FOR flFNTflAli llOVSfl
work ; none but experl-nccd help ncctt apply.
t ltuyden 1tro. . Shoe De , - _ _ _ _ _
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WNTiL ) . A F'IILST-Ci.AS $ C001. NO WASh-
mR. None hut a very competent ono need up-
ply. Mrs. Oeorge Vorthtngton. 1210 South 10th
tt. Ietween 2 unl 3 oclock. C--M&S3 2
WANThI ) , A COMI'ITFENT 011t16 FOR aEN-
ettil liouework. 1S03 flinney atreet.
4 C-Mss 7'
: WANTJIaOOT011th : lOlt alNI1ltAli
hlOU'eVC)1k and niao young Etri to tnhtl care of
chjldron 1120 South 3nd atreet , Apply at back
door.i C.-4)6-2t
WANTflD-COMPETF1NT WOMAN FOR
. liousowmlc. NO. 3 WorthIngton I'lace. oppOatte
Ibrownehl lint ) . C-6'IJ-ZG'
IVANTFfl-lhIUJ FOIl GIINF11tAL. 110USD.
: work. tOt So. 3Lh at.
WANTli1)-COMI'11TFiNT COOK ; TWO IN FAM-
I fly. Apply 3G1 1urnaln ,
LADY CASIIIIII1. SALflSL.ADY FOR ON THE
rbaih , pastry ooolc , dinning room girls. familY
coola and house gtrl& Canadian Otlici' . 1523
flouglaa.
FOIl ItIINTIIOUSIIS.
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h 11OuSlS IN AU PARTS OF TILSI CITY. TI1i
0. F. DavLn Company , 1O3 Farnam. D-40
hOUSES. DENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 15Th ST.
D-741
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MODL'EN hOUSES , C. A. STARIt. 525 N.Y.LIFII
t D-743
hOUSES. WAL.LACE. DROWN I3LC. 10 & Doug.
'C 1)-TEl
1I0USlS on REr-LAItUE 1.1ST. FROM
c up. McCaguo Iuycatmeifl Co. . 1506 Dodge.
fl-744
Fort RENT-ONE OF THE MOST DESTRAfiLII
cottage homes In the city ; large grounds. J. 11.
I. . Dumont , 1414 fluency it. D-M318
FOR RENT-hOUSE 01 ? 10 ROOMS ; MODERN
convenlancea : very handy to busifleaa. Inulro
at 209 8. 16th at. . 1) . r Mount. D-7iT
: JO1t .ItENT-gLAT $ IN TIlE P. E. ILEIt
block , lor , 16th and Jackaofl at. . ; they contain
aeven IOfl5. with all conveniences. Including
ateel range In kltcteir we furnIsh water. take.
cola of garbage. and I ep halls clean ; aummer
rate. 25.00 per month. Call at 1112 Ilarney at.
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VIIRY NICE 6-ROOM TWO-STORY COFrAall.
liatli. gaa. furnace. etc. No. 321 So. fith at.
D-132-J3
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FOR RENT. i.ROOM COTTAGE. AMES. NEAR
. ZTtht. Call nt OQL Dpugies. D-1'j6
1' FOR ItENT. EIOIOT-ROOM HOUSE. ALL
\ inoderit convtnience ; uouth front and convenient -
venient to bualnesa. inquire at 2 halt
howard. D-hi0
FOIt hl11NT 3-STORY IIEICK DVELLINO ,
thirtPcn rooms , hot water. heatIng plant and all
conveniences , Including ranga for kitchen ; rent
$30 a monltt location. 2403 Cass St.
Aiao. 8-room dwelling with all moOem conven-
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lencea rent $2 per month ; location 215 halt
hluwai'l atreet. Apply to W. Il. Melitle. r,34
, First National flank building. 1)-hit
FOR ItENT. TWO 10 flOOil. hOUSES )11 AND
Ol3 Ilnrney. Will have atenm heat In fall ;
both liouse can be put into one. See Oeo.
.1. Fox. 1216 hiamo ) , D-2O-Ji0'
io-i hUNT , 9-ROOM. DIITACIIIID , MODERN
hodso. 123. Enquire 2G21 Capitol Avenue. U. 11.
fl.oblson. D-2c3
1Ofl I1ENT-MODEIIN Ff.AT. LANCE IILOCK ,
. t. i-337-JI7
_ jSo.13th
FOIL htIlN'F. TIlE MOST COMPLTITW. COM-
fortabla nn4i COZY Irnuso in Omaha. to good
tant at moderatu rent ; eIght rooms. jCuhn
& Co. , 15th anil Douglas.
S 6-ROOM cOTTAGE. 1315 North 11th St. . 'good
repair. IntluIlolDG Sherman avenue. D-432
'rwO FINE llOtJt3ES , ONE t ONl ) 9 ItOOMS.
117 und h2 So. 36th at , ; all modern convenl-
cneea ; heat residence part of the city. Inquire
921 N. Y. Life ; itlelhione. ) 11O3. 1)-Mill hT
FOIt ItENT. S-ROOM hOUSE ; ALL MOll1ItN
IruproVefltCntS large rootna ; elegaxttjy hlniatied ,
No. 4O N. . 23.1 at. Il83 h
i : iitEM IIOUSE. it-ROOM IIOUHE , $ i.OO A
, , 11oitii,1nqUIro ! hClt Capitol aye. 1)-ItT 2'
FOIl 1IHNT. iiousi ; i NICE IZOOMS ; II IILICH
of court house , $3.00. Oeo. J. Fox , 1214 hlnrney
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FUIINISIIEI ) 11011811 1"OR StJMIilElt ; LAI1flJI
yard ; good ahade' barn ; nio cottage at Lake
UkolHJl. A. Id , latke , 2117 homey at.
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'r- the huae. Twenty-thIrd and Leavenworth. In.
qtIro ElI Chicago. 1)-MIll
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) .tOIIIIIN DIITACIIIID 1.ROOM ILOOJSE ; FINE
1avfl ; only 335. Ql ) Uluney.
F.NllOOM IIOUSII. ALL MODERN IMPROVE.
inntE AP1I huG hlarney at. Owen JdcCalfroy.
CIlOlCEllOUSEt AN ! ) COTTAQES FOIl RNT )
, ILII over the city , * 5 to V0. FidelIty , 1T02 l'arnetn.
A bargain. 8-room houae. all ! notlern. In Sloe
repair , lilt Lalayettu aye , . opp , .aZayette
l'tace , D-579
. FOR ItENT. VUhtNhtillllL ) ilOUiFi , 19htOo
. 1l.SSo. 11th it. Mt. . .1. Yb' . Cotton. b-.Mi 2S
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1.Olt I1I1NT-A. NEAT COTTAGE. 110 SOUTII
lftit biret. Apply on Premises. 1)-GOIJI'
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FoR IlI1STFUII1SII11l ) IIOUMS.
\'l 1t'llNlSI1Et ) ROOMS FOR LialIT hIOtjjjj
/ ' leepIng. 1013 Dodge ,
2 FUIINtSIIIID ItOOMS FOIl IIOUSIIKEEPINQ
to ; 1talt wlf1. Itcot taken In board , 311 N. ii ,
t ? .5 1-3G3
FUfliSliliI ) nooia FOR ONE Ott 'rwo
gentlemen. fdt lb. 26th ave. E-456 '
TilUhil1NICII VUItNhIIli ) ItOOMSO. Llalri'
I itotiaekcpliig , ii : Ho. 11th.
t } 'WL' I 131 1 El ) ItOOM H I IOUIEIK 11 EI'I NO ;
cool , latiu lawn. 611 IlL Mary' . E-M51J hI'
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1IiltNISlIfll ) 1tO0.lS AM ) llO.tItl ) .
irolt iiNT. I100MS WITh BOARD , TItAN-
alent ttccOiaimoduted. Utopia , 1L.t IJavenpr1 at.
F-419 2l
FUItIShlEI ) IIOOMS , WITh IJOAItD. IN
t rtVate atnhiy ; rutci reaaonable ; barn. 1923
) edge Si , FM-54) 31'
I JUltNlSIll'l ) htOOMlIl 110MW ; JIIONT AND
backJjrlor.lT09Catitornla. F-MS2l hI'
LAI1OI ] ItOOM WITh IJOAIID , F01t TWO , 13
Per tceekamaler ; The htoae , 1010 hlarney ,
. F-tl5u : J'
11CS1hiY' FURNISILIID SOUTIII1Atrr FIION'1'
room ; modern connIcncea ' p'ato family. 623
tI. 23Ih MreeI.
1INL1 EltON ? ROOM , WITII 011VITSIOU'i'
p board. i'rlvjta faIntlT. Modern r.aldcnc. :
i L'auiIful lawn ; abed. treej. Iteference. 723
, N , 11th _ Si. F-i.It9s IT'
LOVELY COOL I100MS ; GOOD IIQAUDI
i cheap. 311 North thu. F-MIlL S1
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FIiItNISh1Il ) flOOMS AND IlOAflfl.
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COOL FflONT ROOMS. 204 SOUTH IITII.
F-M6l9 Z'
A PIJIINISIIIID ItOOM : WITII IIOAI1D' FOR
two veraona ; at $3.7 Ier week. 624 tI , 10th
aired. F-MtI 27'
lOlb ItI1NTUNFUltiSllEI ) IIOOMS.
FIIt.Tr rWOht ; MODERN ; NEAR h'AItK. l
So. ZOth at.
FoIL IIINPs'rnhtihS Afl OFIT3CIIS.
ioit RENT , TIlE 4.STOI1T I1BICK IWILDINO
at DIG Farnam Si , Thu building baa a fireproof
cement bacenient , complete eteam httag fixtures -
tures , water on all Soot-H , ga etc. Apply at
the office of The lice. 1-910
FIRST CLASSIIRICE STOlill ThtTII.DINO , lOll
Fnrnnrn , three atoriea nod l'naementt will alter
to ault tetlant low rent , 314 It Nat'l Il'k Illg.
STORE. 'ITUATEt ) IN IIUART OP COMitIS-
, ; lon district. 471 80. 11th , corner Howard ; good
bacmcflt & fat floor. 314 1st Nat'l Ilank WIg.
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'VANThOI'V ( ) itjsi' .
COOL FIJIINIHIIIIO ItOOM AN ! ) GOO1
I.oanl , by two gentlemen , with fanhlly where
there are no other boarders , Adlta I' CC.
lice. K-iiiC2 hI'
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AOENTfl MAKP.t. ® TO slI.tn A DAY INTRO.
ducing the 'Comet , ° the only $1.00 anap shot
camera made : the greatest adler of the ceo.
tury ; general and local agents wanted all
over the world ; exclulva tt'rrltory : write today -
day for terms and nttiples. Alken.Oleaaofl
Co. , La Crosac , WI. . ' J-MiT8 hI'
WANTIRAaENTS : A NEW 1810 09FICII
und tamliy Atlas of the world : the beat on the
inarlcet for the price ; and other pubhlcationa ;
eCiUSle territory , nod liberal terma to good
aiIeitora don't tlciny. Addreaa John F.'aite
I'ublkhiing company , 415-417 Dearborn atreet.
Chicago , Ill. J-M6l621
AQtINTH WANTED , FOR TilE CEL.EIIItATFID
Ateahian non.narcotlO pure Turkish cIgnrttea ;
iend hOe , 21b or $1 for sample , M. Ateehian , 243
Tremont Street , Iloaton , 141n59. J-M6lI 21'
WANTIII ) , AOENTS CAN MAKE $ ) WflElIX
In any locality ; failure utterly InipossiWo ; wIll
prove it or forfeIt $10) . Addreas 1' . 0. hiox
t3O , Iloaton , Maaa. .T-M613 23'
ISALIdMENVANTFD , IN EVERY DISTItICT :
new neason ; Rflh11lIe free ; salary or coinmia-
aton ; with expensca from start. Luke Pros.
Co. . Chicago. J-MClI 27'
VATlh1J-T ( ) ItHT.
IF YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS Fort YOUR
house , list th"m with Fidelity , 1302 Farnam St.
K-75t
STOIIAGI43.
STOI1AGLI. FRANK EVI1RuI. 1214 IIARNEIT.
M-112
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREIIOIJSE CO. .
901-910 Jones. General storage and forwardlag.
' M-753
OM. VAN& STORAGE. 1115 FARM. TEL. ir9.
M-MWO-J3
ENOAOEMENTS TO DO 1)RESSMAKINO IN
families solIcIted. Mba Sturdy , 42444 ilurdette.
, M-703-Mh7
iroit SALHPIJUNITVItE.
FOR SALE , FURNITUnE-MY ENTIRE
atoclc ; going out of buslncns. What I cannot
sell I will give away. 323 So. 10th St.
OM-674 30'
WATZi1D-TO BUY.
WANTED TO DUY-RIISIDIINCIO VICINITY
Ifanscom Park. Thos. II. Foil , 303 N. Y. Life.
N-078-31
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FOIL SALE-JIOflSES ANU WAGONS.
NEW OIt GOOD SECOND HAND CARRIAGES
and bugles cheap.141L Dodge. P-li ?
FOIl SALE , SMALl. IMPORTED SIIIITLAND
poney. phaoton. cat and harness. Inquire I' .
Aaron5. flc3ton Store. P-MIll
FOIl SALE. ONE SECQNIJ-IIAND 51M1'SON
pha toit ; In _ goo1 repair ; at , a bargain. Call or
address P 27t.If9rg1A anUe. P-.M78 ll'
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1.On LtL10-MISCEIANROUS.
BEST hARDWOOD HOG AND CHICKEN
fence ; also "all wire. " C. It. Lee 901 Douglas.
Q-1l4.
'iz : ; WILX BUY A 'ANTISIILL 'NEw YORK
cabInet grand upright piano In splendid condl-
tion , Omaha Mortgage Loan Co..30t South 10th
strect . Q-MlT1) )
CARPETS MATTING DRAPERIES. ETID'EASY
paynenls ; lowest prices ; drop postal and wilt Call
with samples. E. hhlrah , OSice thrtxet . . lintel.
9-l74-Jo
A PARGAIN IF TAKEN AT ONCE- ( FINE
° Iiousohold" sewing machine ; also one "Oar-
land" and one "Monitor" range ; good' new.
Address I' 44. Dee oiflcc.
FOR SALE-i PAI1LOR 4-LAMP CHANDELIER
3 hangIng lamps and one ball lamp. All in
ilrat.clas3 condition. Will ecU cheap. In-
qutro at 1424 N. 18th at. Q-M506 Ji'
FOR SALE. TJIOROUGIIIIRED ST. IIERNAI1D
pup. 1116 Farnam. Q-MOIYT .13
FRESH MILCII COW , FOR SALE ; AT 4222
Coming street. Q-M6I0 21.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable bualneri medium ; 8th year at 119 N. 16th ,
S-Tie
MASSAGE , BAThS , ETC.
MMF.h , SMITh ! , 1I1 DOUGLAS STREET , 3RD
llor. room 7 , massage. steam , alcohol , and au-
itburine baths. T-M5Ct 30'
MIlE. AMES FORMEITt.Y OF ST LOUIS. MASsage -
sage and ba1h5 , fdl 8. 12th St. ; Id flooi . room 10 ,
.i-lS6-J7'
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRICMASSAGII PAlO.
hors : refreshing and curative ; don't fall to call.
417 5. 11th at. , Upstairs. T-M576 ZI'
. PIOI1SONAL.
thtTlIS. MASSAGE , MMII. I'OS'l' . 1193j S. 11111.
U-TOT
MISS VAN VALKENIIURORDESTROYS PElt-
manently. by electricity , auporiluous hair. moies ,
Warts. etc. Itoota ill N. Y. Life Bldg.
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RUI'TIJItlO CUllED ; NO L'AI ? ; NO DIITEN.
lion from buaineas ; we refer to hundreds of
patients cured. 0. H. Miller Co. . 307 N. Y.
LIfe buildIng. Omaha Nob. U-ill
VIAVI-A hOME 'rlOEATMENT FOIl UTIIRIN5
tmublea. I'hysiclan In attentlnre. Consuita-
tion or health 11:40k : , free. 3441 lIce 3Idg.UTOO
U-TOO
LESSONS FREII-DIOESSMAKING IN ALL ITS
branches by quickest , easleat , beat system ; no
refliting dreasru drafted in S minutes ; dartlesa
and aesmiess waists ; French bias ; Want teach.
era to Introduce system ; send for cireulara.
Ides. George Sheller. principal , Boston Dress
Cutting Academy , 303 Karhach blk. ; open oven.
tugs. -l37.J17
SUMMER IIOARDINII AND PICNIC
grounds at Hazel Dell nursery , t mites wust
of Florence. Ortgg's atation. OtlIe hUh and
llrsiclno SO , U-MISt IS'
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' MONIIY "ro LOAN-IIIIAL ESTATE.
AT1IONY LOAN A TRUST CO. , 315 N , V. i
41 Quick money al iow rates for choice farm loans
in Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
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CITY LOANS. c A. , STARR. 931 N , Y. LIFE.
W-T61
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPI1OVED O4IAIEA
real estate. Brennan , Love Co. . i'axton' 111k.
W-TG3
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property ; \Y. 1arnatn South & Co. , 1324) Parnani ,
V-TI4
050 P. IJEML24 , UANS , PAXTON BLOCK.
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MONEY TO LOAN OIl IMPIOOVI'D OMlf , % .
property at 5. OSi. and 64 per cent. 1usey
Thomas , room 201 , lIrst NatjonSJ Bank Bldg.
W-7C41
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MONEY TO LOAN ON' CITY rhtOPI'IOTT
$5OO.O up to 50.000.0O Fidelity Trust Coupany
W-761
MONEY TO LOAN .iT LOSV RATES T7fl
,2 Dayls Co. , 1503 Parnano St. W-7Oa
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6 PIlE CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb , farina. W , ii. Melkie , Omaha ,
W-763
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MONEY TO LOAN-C1iAPrEIs ,
MONEY TO LOAN. 30 , GO , 10 DAYSI FUITNI.
lure. pianoa , do. DurO Green. room 8 Barker hilt
X-710
MONEY TO 14MM ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horses. wagons , etc. , . at lowest rate to cityi
no removal of goods : atricily confideattail yoij
the loan off t any limo or In ar.y
54U0U01
OMAhA. MORTGAGE LOAN CO
$06 So. 11th St.
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I1USINIJSS ChANCES.
CUIPPLTI CI1ETIK GOLD STOCKS RAPE ANT )
aural $5 SOd UPWVII'415 Invested often brings
fabulouS and quIck returns by , laotng your
orilers with the Vstn Burro Investment , C'o. ,
( Incorporated ) , banker , and brokers , SOS 1th St.
Denver. Cole. - Y-772
jjjSALE 010 TEAIII. STATE OF NE.
l.rnaka ; lena , file patent. Address A. 123
flaughnSi _ , , Council Itlufta. Y-MIelI.J ?
; 300.fn BUYS INT1fl1IST IN IISTAIILISIIED
cash business. Address 1' iT , flee.YM43i
Y-M43i B'
A SMALL. CLEAN STOCK O ( Il100tIRhEa
and fixtures , cheap ; mu-it be sold at once Call
at lo North 16th t. Y-3t4) 27'
Polo SALE. AIIOtTT 2.000 LBS. MINION T'EPII.
10' ) lt , , agate. GO ) lbs. hreier typo , Ito pair
two thirih cases , 1' ) double ft'on stands for
two third cases. TWa material wns use.i on
Thio , Omaha Ilee and is In fairly gd c ndttori ,
sihl hn sold cheap in hulk or to qtmntitle to
suit purehnaer , Apply In persofl 01' by mail to
_ ihe 11cc PublIshing Co. , OmahO , Neb. Y-3t3
Foil SAL3 Oil. tORN ? . FIIOST-CI.ASfl I7T.CK-
emith 51101. . Equipped with 10019 ani , l4t
location In town , Itandail & Otto , ( I4tl'n ,
IL T-MkJt
FOIl SALE , Al' TAIlOR , IA. , A STOK OF
drugs , with flxtures complete. Ai1lress C ,
I'I. Otis. Y-MlS9 :0'
'iii'lJ O\VNEIO OF A fOLD .I1Nfl ( P1011 MIT. ! . .
log quartz ) ; adjacent to the falntis CarrihioO
Mining anl Milling company's plant , at Camp
MelCinney , liritIsh CilumbIn is noW In Omahitt
and desires to meet few men of nrve antI Fett.l9'
capital with lptV Of securing fun4l9 tC corn-
moore Operntions7 a true Itsauro Vein , 21' feet
wide and three ( Oct thick , already uncovred ;
assay Ill gol1 ; one of the greatest strikes of
this mining age , and by an Omaha. man. Ad-
( IFOCS I' 63 , care lOde. Y-MtIZ 2 ? '
FOR S.Lih Oil TIOADE , FIRST-CLASS SALOON
and Property ; take Iowa or eastern Nebraska
land ; will bear investigation , A. .Inflsa , Wahoo ,
Neb. Y-OtGtS :0'
IIAV1I YOU POItIqrrDN TO INVESTIGATE
our 3124) Investment system ? It ta a Idan
whereby' $101) can ho rnat1 to eat-n * 2 ver tiny.
Oahorn , Crosby & Co. , Flour Exchange. ? .tinne.
Y-Ot600 21'
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MAN WITH 17,14)0.00 ) CAN GIlT hALF IN-
tot-eat in business worth $ S.OO.O0. estnbhishetL
eight eara , If taken by June 1. Ad.lreas 1'
CI. lIce. Y-M ) 31'
iron IONCIIANGI.1.
I RUSP1ICTFULLY IOEQUCST PARTIES hAy-
log city property to exchange for equities , erin
in part payntetit for farina. to list theIr property -
erty wIth me , as I have a great many farms
on which I can trade city property ' at good
prIces. Address II , 1' . 14Orrow , Mit.souri Val-
hey. Ia. Z-Mi5C-J2t'
FOIL SALII-HI0.tha IIsTA'rE.
0110. I' . BEMIS , hOUSES , LOTS , IRRIGATED
farm lands , loans. 305 and :06 i'axton block.
flE-7T4
ltw0 , WILL BUY 4 LOTS COil , 23 & IIUR-
detto , that Cost owner In RIO. $1.lQ.
Enet frnnt corner 31st & Franklin , $700. John
W _ ltObblns , 211 N. Y , Life Bldg.REhO
RE-hO-
FOR SALE , 160 ACRES CIIOICII BOTTOM
land. In the south part of Rock county. Inquire -
quire Sear's Real Estate agency. 15th and
Dodge. IOE-30 2S
ABSTRACTS. TILE IJYRON I1EIID COMPANY.
IOE-7T5
SNAP-hEll SEWARD ST. , 5-ROOM IIOTISE.
hUxihO feet , $1,150. floe J. N. Freezer , opp. 1' . 0.
1tE-713
FOR SALE , BEAUTIFUL hOUSES. ON EASY
terms ; cash talka. A. P. Turkey. liE-Ill
FOR SALE-S. W , CORNER PARK AVE. AND
Paclilo at. East front , 102x15' ' ) feet ; beautifuL
residence site ; also 71x135 feet on 10th ave.
near I'aclfic at. 5Above will ho offered at very
low figures. T. J. Rogers , 11th antI Farnam St.
RE-lOG
PARTIES WISHING TO BUY VACANT LOTS
for building purppses. houses and Iota for
homes , ranging in price from $500.00 to $15.-
000.00. or ecre property for investment , should
examine our list before purchasing. as we are
prepared to offer thcs best that can be had. at
prices to suit the times. Potter & George Corn-
pany , Cor. 16th and Farnarn ats.
RE-m-135-23
MUSIC. ART AND LANGUAGE.
MY PINAO SOUNDS TIIIN. PERHAPS YOU
had a thin tuner , try Mr. Leonhardi. 0111cc
Mrs. Benson's store ; reasonable prices. _ 90-JT
-
GEORGE F GELLENflIOCK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. lSiO4Chicago St hOG
HIGh ! TOP ORGAN. $15.75 ; KIMBALTj PIANO ;
good condition , 175 ; pianos Joe j nth18 M
Cague buildIng , M-043 20'
BICYCLES.
OMAHA BICYCLE CO. , BEST PLACE TQ BUY
bicycles ; bicycles repaired , 123 N. 16th St. 783
W143.WILL CL1AN , ADJUST. REPAIR PUNCT-
ut-es and keep your bIcycle in good rpOlr for
$1.00 per month. Ak.Sar-flen Cycle C , , 310 So :
15th St. 7i-l23'
WIISTN . BICYCLE & GUN CO. , hilt CUMING. .
731
ATTENTION WIIEDLMIIN , AETNA LIFE INS.
Ca's , , "new Cycle Combination PolicY' for gao-
oral accident. , WITh DOIJBLIG INIEMINTY
IF INJURED WIIILIO ItIDING A BICYCLE.
John Dale. GoaL Agent , 309 N. Y. Life. Omaha.
-2S6-Jl4
LOST.
LOST-LIBERAL REWARD WILL 1313 PAID
for return to h217 South 30th ave. of Great
Dane pup , mouse colored , with white tips.
wearing collar and tag COO. A. M. I.otgweil ,
'phone ilL
TAICIIN UP-MAY 23. A SMALL PAY MAR13
with fold brand on left shounler , Jacob Elton ,
McArdle precinct. near Claus Sievern.Lost430328'
Lost-4303-28'
LIFE roLlozzos BOUGhT ,
3IFII INSURANCE POLICIES PURCIIASED. .
loans on same. Address P. 0. box , 22 ? Omaha.
825-Il'
DANCING.
MORAND GIVES PRIVATE LESSONS DAY OR
evenIng , ballroom or stage. 1510 Ilarney ,
303-Ill
MEDICAL.
TIlE PEOPLE'S BISPENSARY. 1523 DOUGLAS
street , treatS diseases of w'.rnen exclusively ;
25 years' practice ; ladles with delayed courses
consult at once ; delay dangerous ; conflnment ,
$10.00 and up. 1043-I-I'
STIIAMSIIIPS.
LO\VIIST RATES TO OR FRQM EUROPE ALL
lines. Thea. Coolt & Son , vaootlon tours ,
Harry 11. Idoores 1415 i"arnam fit , , Omaha.
999-JYT
BUILDING AND LO.tN ASSOCIATIONS ,
ShARES IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAY
6. I , 8 per cent when 1 , 2. 3 years old ; always
redeemable , 1704 FarnamSt , , Nattlnger Sec.
110W TO GET A IIOMII 010 SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Asan , 1104 Farnam. 0 , 7th , Nattinger Sec.vi
vi
SIIORTIIANI ) AND TY1'IOIVIIITING ,
A. C. VAN SANTYS SCIZOOLI , 513 N , Y. LIFE.
779
DIIIISSMAIING.
ENGAGEMENT TO DO DRESSMAKING IN
families solicited. Miss Sturdy , 4304 Jlurdeite.
31-703-MI ?
JIOIOSES I'ASTIJRED.
110115135 I'As'rUncI ) FOR HOMMER ; FOIl
Particulars address 3. ! . 1. Welch , Groins , Net , .
881-Si
111'II ( I LSTIIIIING FUJINI'I'tIIt.E.
FUIONtTUIOC PACKED. COUChES MADE TO
order , mattresses made and renovated , ctaIra
caned ; cheap thIs month. M. 5 , Wlklin. 2111.
Cubing , Tel , 1131. 781
1'.tVNlftO 1(13315.
IL MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST
118
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IIAIILIRESSING
F1ItST-CI.ASS IIAIRDRESSINq , 3.iANICUIt
tog aid massage parlors. Ptlace Beautiful , 1615
Douglas Street , 3t.-0i 3)
DR.
MOCREW
La ThS ONLY
' SPECIALIST
# . WIlD TIlATS ALl.
' . PRIVATE DISEASES
tVcskaoss 2
MEN ONLY
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Ihook fee , , CnuItstjo5
acid k.u'sinauoa lees.
I 4ndarnirn5ti , ,
RECEIVERS F'ILN ANS\VER \
Deny that the Nowiff Diecriminatca
Against Linc1fltorchants ,
hI't
PLACED ON THE SAME I3ASIS ASOMAIJA
0 sell
Union I'nclflc MnkTW11s Sliowitig lie-
tore Site Steite flonrtl e.f 'rrnss-
ortntInH.1ii ( of the
I , ! .
Yootcrday morning at Llncohn the to-
celvora o tile Union PacIfic IttIl- ,
viiy conipany flied . an 'anlwor before -
fore tho' State hoard ot Traneporta-
then to the charges brought against the colli-
P3111 by tile Comnlercbth club of Lincoln.
Tlio Commercial club athedthat the rallroati
Lo restraliied from puttliig Into effect a.
freIght tarlit that was to have been operatIve
till April 20 last , and whIch that body thought
¼ aa a dIscrimination against' the mercliante
of Lincoln ho favor of the mt'rch nts of thIs
city. At the Sa.lflO tlmii the receIvers of the
Omaha & ltepubhlcan Valley ralhwy filed
theIr answer. The answers Insist that theao
two roads are entlrel distInct and ecparate.
that the Union Pacific does not approach
within fifty-seven silica of Lincoln , and that
the Omaha & Republican Valley road operates
from Valley to Lincoln , Save for thin tech-
nicol distinction , the anawera are similar.
TIio answer of the Union I'aciflc receivers
adnlits that the Colntnorcial club of Lincoln
19 a corporation organized under the laws
of thu state , but says that the defendants
have no knowhodgo as tQ the personnel , real-
denco or business ot the members , and therefore -
fore prays that strictoot proof o their ahle-
gations be required of conlphainants.
The defendants deny that the Union I'aciflc
flaiis'ay coInpany is a corporation of this
state , but allege that' It Is a corporation
organized and existing under the laws of the
United States. The dofenttants say that the
Union Pacific does not extend to any point
nearer tItan fltty-t'oren 1111103 of Lincoln , nor
into the county of Lancaster at all. They
maintain that at Valley station , on the hllaln
11110 of the Union Pacific , it. farina a junction
ith the line of rtiitway of the Omaha &
Republican Valley company , and that at eald
Valley etation 110 * Union I'acitIc recclvc ff001
and delivers to said Omaha & RepublIcan
Valley road freight and passengers destined
to and from LIncoln and points southward
thereof 011 the line of the latter railway.
IN THE INTEREST OF FAIRNESS.
Tile defendants admit that the city of
Lincoln Is the seat of certain jobbing and
manufacturing interoats a.nd that ito itior-
chanto , traders and manufacturers are engaged -
gaged in the receiving , oolllng , inanutactur-
log and distributing of goods from said city
to many other cities anti , towtls in the state
of Nobraki and elsewhere , but arc unable
to admit or deny the relatIve amount of
buciness done by the Inbabitants of the city
of Lincoln , except to stat , tliat relatively the
saId businosa interostis of Lincoln have
favored the responde4its 'with but a very
small portion of the 'lJs11csa of the city-
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Will Youth
Return ?
It will , it you entertain it properly , but it will
not remain long unless health Its its companion.
Iloaithy akinls one of'tlle essential requirements -
ments for those who desire to remain young and
fflsll looking. Dry skin is the cause of sallow-
ness and wrinkles , for just as soon as the ektn
becom s dry it turns yellow and wrlpkies.
Yale's Skin Food
Is this remedy requIred So remove wrinkles and
feed youth , It. nourlah'a the skin and keeps It
in a perfect condition , making It Impossible for
wrinkles to form. It also softens ttte expression ,
giving IL a youthful glow. lie sure you get the
genuine-.YAUITS. Sold everywhere. Two sizes ,
8.5' ) antI $1.00.
310113. 31. YALE , health and Complexion
Specialist , Yale Temple of Beauty , 1W State St. ,
ChIcago , Send foi' Mma. Yalo'e "Guide to
Beauty. " maIled free.
RAILWAY TiME S CARD
Leaves 0UIOLINQTON & MO , ItIVfilLlArrlv.a
OmahaUnion _ Depot , 10th _ & Mason 'Sta.l Omaha
8:10am..Denver : Express. . . . . . . . . . . 9:38am :
4hipmIlik : lIiils , Mont. & I'uget Sod lOx. 4Olpni :
4:25pm..Denver : Express . . . . . . . . . . 4Olprn :
7OOpm.Neblaaka ; Local ( except Sunday ) . 7:45pm
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday,11Zlani ;
2SOpm.Fast Mail'ffor Lincoln ) daliy. , , .
Leaves CIIICAGO , BURLINGTON & Q. Arrives
OnlallaUnion _ Depot,104h & Mason Sts.Omaha
5:00pm..Chicago Vestibule , . . , . , , , , 8:00am :
9:48am..ChIcago : Express. . . . . . . . . . . 4:15pm :
7llpm.Chlcago : & St. Louis Express. . . 8:00am :
11:35am..h'aciilo Junction Local. . . . . . . 6:10pm :
_ _ _ _ Fast Mail. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2:50pm :
Leaves ChICAGO , MIL. A PT , PAUL.IArriv , ,
Omaha Union Depot , lOtit & Mason Sts. Omaha
' % : iOpm. . . . . . . . . . Chicago Limited , , , , , . . . , , 8:05am
ijOoani..Chicago ExptCss ( ox. Sunday ) . . , 3:25pm :
L1IIICAOO & NOWTITWESTNIArrives
OmahalUnion Depot , 50111 & _ ason Sts.r Omaha
10:11am.Eastern : Eipreas. . . . . . . . . . . 8:10pm :
4t45pm..Veatlbuled I.Imite.Ie . . . , , . 5:45pm :
6:11pm : , . , , . , . . , . St. Paul Express. . . . . . . . . . 9:30am :
5:40am..St. : Paul I.imlted. . . . . . . . . . 9:05pm :
7lOam.Carh'Oll Sioux City Locsl,11hopeq :
6:30pm : . , . . , . Omaha ChIcago hpeclal. . . . . . 8:00am :
Missouri Valley 1ocai. . . . . . . . 9:30am :
Leaves JCIIICADO , U. I , PACIFIC.JArrives
Omahaiufliofl Depot , lOut & Mason mlta.i Omaha
- EAST.
lGiOam.AtlafltiO : Express ( cx. Sunday ) , . 5:37pm :
1:00pm. . . . . . . . . . . Night Express . . . . . . . . . . ' . 8:15am :
4fOpm.Cblcaro : Vestibuled Limited , , , , 1:25pm :
4:50pm. . .St. l'aUl Veatibulc'd Ltmlied. . . . 1:33pm
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6i5pmn.Oklalioma : & Texas JOg. ( cx. Sunl033jjj ;
1:00pm..Colorado I.imied. . . . . . . . . . 4:00pm
Leavs I C. , ST. F , , 31 , & ' ) . lAnivea
Omahal Depot , 15th and Webster fits. Omaha i
8ISamlaux : City AccommodatIon. , , . 8:00pm :
13:301)10 : , Sioux CIt' , Expresar ( ex. Sun.Jlslanh :
: . . . . . . . . . . , l'aul Limited..9:10am : I
Leates I F. . II. & MO'ALLEY. . lArrive ,
OrnahaiDepot. 15th and Webster See. I . Omaha
iibOpm..Fait Mali iifixpreas. . . . . . 5:00pm :
3O0ian.ex. ; Sat , ) Wyo. Ex , ( Cx. Mon. ) , , 5Epmn :
ZlAirn..Nnrtolk : Express ( ox. 'SundaylGZlane :
7:10am : , , FremQnt Local ( Sundays Only ) , ,
8:15pm : , . . . . . . , 8t Paul Express. . . . . . . . . . 9:10am :
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Leaves K , C. , ST ' 3 , & C. Ii. Arrives
Omaha Union Depot , LGth & I4aonSts. Omaha
9:06am..Kansas : CIiy flay I3xpreM7.6t0pm :
l0tOpmn.10. : ) C. Night Ext via 11. P. Trana , 6:30am :
Leave , I IArrivei
Omahal _ ! 2lot.15th _ and \Veiater fits. I Omaha
3ilpmNebiaska : & ltsnas Limite4..1ISlamn : I
9:10pm : , , , , . . , . lCanaa5 City l3xprcs.s , , . , , , , , 6O0mri : I
3:15pm..Nebraska : I.rcal ( ox. Hun ) . . . . . 9OOammt
= -
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Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. JArrives
Omahal Depot. 15111 nnI 'ehster $11. I Omaha
: . . . . . . . . . . . Paul . . . . . . . . . . . :
heave , SlO1XClTYi'IrIC. jA $
OnmahaUmtionDpOt.1Oihi&dasan Sts.i Omaha
5&:4Gam : . , , , , , . . St. Paul Paasecmger , . , , , , , , . 11:10pm : I
7tGanl ; , , , , , , , . Sioux City l'assenger , , . . , , , , 9:03pm :
! ? ! _ . . . , . . , , ' . . . . . . . . . . : )
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! .eavea uNIoN"'iclFT ; lArrlvii' I
OmahaUnion _ Dj0thm&Ma.n St..i Omnaha
9:30am : , , , , , . , , , .lCeafy Ixp' , . . . . . . . . . imlOpmn
8:20am..OverIan : , l.Inilted. . . . . . . . . . 4:45pm :
3hOpm.Ileat'ce : & Strornsb'g Ex.ez ( Sun ) . 4:10pm :
5ipmOrand : Island Express teL Sun.UOIp ) :
: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1iOamn : I
leaves I WABASH ItAILWAY. lAiiivii S
omaltalualon flepot , lOih&lIason Sbm. Omaha
4lOpm..Si. ; Louis Cannon flail,0 h1f4aJ : 0
either that Portion of the transportation of
goods going Into the city of Llnco"n or that
distributed therefrom.
1)efefldlflt 1YS that it Is true that on or
about April 20 , 1896 , they flied with the
State hoard of Transportation a certain die.
tributlng tariff and that the proposed now
tariff was prillied , PublIshed and offered for
the purpose of equalIzIng and adjusting time
rates of charges to be made upon the lInes
of the Union PacIfic Railway company upon
a fair , just end equitable basis , so that 110
unjust or tinlnwful discrimination might be
015110 flt between persona or localities in timI
eLate , and e'o that their rates of charges for
the transportation of goods should be ad-
tIsted its nearly' as practicable upon a rela-
tivaly Just and equal basis vithout dlscrimi-
nation In favor of persons , localities or
paees In this state.
iefendant8 admit that the proposed tariff
fixes the same rate for time traneiportation
of lncrcllandlao from Llmmcoln to all Points on
the line of the Union Pacific railway In thIs
eLate west. of Valley on au equal basis wIth
the , ratea charged for tile transportatIon of
iUrChm0l1diS0 from Omnaha to the gamue points ;
that. the inaholmlg of time proposed tariff s'ns
jollied in by the receivers of time Omaha &
IteptmblIan Valley Railway company for time
ptlrp000 of enabling the citizen5 atid busIiios.
mcmi of LIncoln to delIver goods amid hmior-
ehandisa from Lincoln to such points on nil
equality of cost for such delivery charged
and demanded froni the nlcrthmmnts and business -
ness men of time city of Omimalia who sotight
to neIl goods at time santo points in compe.
tlon with Lincoln.
NOT UNJUST TO LINCOLN.
Defendanla further anoworing , allege thmat
the proposed tariff is in their judgulent not
Inequitable or unjust to LIncoln , in that it
gives to the merchants located there an
equal cilargo for the transportation ot goods
fromn that city with tlmat Imposed upon time
Inercimants anti citizens of Onmaima seeking to
do business over tIme lines ot the Union Pa.
cilia railway in competition with buslimess
interests of time city Of LIilCOhi1. That to alt
poinbo on time line of tim Union Pacific railway -
way limo transportation of goods from Omaha
to such Points Is by a dIrect carriage from
the station or terlninmil facIlItio it Omnaima
to the points of deatinatiomi , and tnat by time
joint tariff on behalf of tIme Properties of time
Omaha & Republican Valley Railway and
th Union Pacific Railway companies , all
business from Lincoln destined to 1)011115
upon time linen , of the Union Pacific railway
muet be carried over the lines of the Omnalma
& Republican Valley Itaiiway comnpmtny's
property toTuliey. . a distance of llfty.sovell
miles , on time line of the Union Pacific railway -
way , and a ditanco of thirty-five miles fromu
the city of Omnalia , and there tralmsferreml
from time cars or trains of time Omnabmo &
Republican Valley railway Into the cars r
tmuins of the Umiion Pacific railway , so that
ttie service remiderc'd to the merchants of
Lincoln Iii transporting any mercimandlec
frommi Lincoln to irnints wo9t of Valley on the
line of tue Union PacIfic railway require's
in ito performance a haul of twenty-two IlliieS
greater in distance anti a transfer at the
station of Valley. in dtlition to the service
rendered by time Union l'acific railway on
goods hauled from Onmaha to time same poimmts
west of Valley.
JUSTICE TO ALL PATRONS.
Defendants deny that the proposed or any
other rate now , or at. any time charged , or
required by them , has beoml unreasomumblo ,
unjust or extortionate , or in oxcesa of a fair
and just rate for the carriage of goods. They
deny timat time proposed tariff gives any undtmo
or unreaa'onablo preference or advantage to
the cities of Fremnont , Onmahma or Souh
Omaha In Nebraska , or Council Iliutfmm I0
Iowa , or that it subjodta the city of Lii- :
coin or its shippers amid residents to. aimy
undue and unreasonable disadvantage , or that
It worku any unjust , undue or unlawtai d's-
crimination , prejudice or harmn to the oaid
city of Llmmcoin. They allege' that in the
application of said distributing tariff to time
business to be done In the state of. Nebraska
the said tarIff is based upon time principle of
equai and exact justice to all of the patrons
of the said line of railroad so operated by
them.
Defendants allege' that the proposed tariff
equalizes the rates charged for the trans-
portatlon of. goods. upon a fair. just and
oqultabie baels. and iesults in doing away
with a dtscrlminatlonclmarged against them
by ttho merchantfr and business men of the
city of Omaha. They 'represent to the board
that the Commercial club of Omaha and
the merchants and shippers have complained
to them , as receivers , of the Union Pacific
floilay conipany , alleging that the rates
and priviioges heretofore allowed to the 111cr-
chants and business interests of the city of
Lincoln amounted to an unjust and unlawful
dIscrimination in favor of the' city of Lin-
coin and its , business Interests as against
the city of Omaha and its busimmess Interests ,
and have demanded that they shall cease
the continuance of any practice resulting in
a discrimination against them and In favor
of their competitors.
FOLLO\VED AN OLD CUSTOM ,
Further answering , the defendants oay that
no agreement has been immade betwee0 then )
and the' receivers of the Omaha & Republican -
lican Vahiey Railway company for the inter.
change of freight or passenger traffic at Vai-
by atation , and that so far they have merely
continued to follow the custom they found to
bo existing when the properties of the said
Umlion Pacific Railway company came into
their hamld8 as rechivora : that after operating
said Union Pacific railway for some time
complaints were made to defendants as to-
ceivers of tiie Union Pacific Railway corn-
pany by tiio Conmnierciai chub of the city of
Omaha , and sundry and divers merchants and
shippers engaged in busimme&s in Omaha aiieg-
ing and charging against these defendants
unjust discrimination in rates on traffic ties-
lined to the' westwai'd in favor of lute traiflo
originating at Lincoln , received by time defendants -
fendants for transportation over their lines
to the westward at Valley. Omaha being
twenty.two miles nearer to Valley than Lln.
coin , said discrimination conslating in charging -
ing to the ghlppers , mercilalhts and jobbers of
Omaha a greater amount in time aggregate
for the shorter haul than is chargeS to time
business mon of Llneolmm upon like mnerchan-
dine for tile longer haul ,
Dofondammts allege that they are infcrmed
that the mnercimants and shippers of Ommmaha ,
acting through the Board Of Trade , have filed
an intervening petition , alleging unjust mlis.
crimination in favor of Lincoln by reason of
the maintenance of the tariff fromn Lincoln
to time weatwarml , which was in effect when
the receivers came into possorsion of time
properties of the Union Pacific Railway COOl-
pany. Time defendants pray that the answer
may be taken as a full anti complete anawer
to such parts .ot the intervening petition a
time sarmmo may bo applicable , anti defendants
submit that no order may be lawfully entered -
torod by time board wllicim can in any manner
liutl Or obligate them as receivers of the
Union Pacific Railway company to eatablich
or maintain a tariff of rates discriminating
in savor of 1incoin , as against Omaha arid
other towns in Nebraska or to receive any
pum less than their estabilsimed local tariff
ratea upon shipments received at Valley 8th.
tioma for transportation thence over the lines
of Ibo Union I'aciflc Railway company in
'Thbraska operated by time dafendants as ro-
colorers thereof.
a-
School ExhIIit Closes 'I'o.siy.
The oxhihilt of drawing by time pupils of
Ibe jmUbiiccTlooLs is drawing a large number
Ir visitors to the city ball. Tire general
xpreo.sjon is t astonislitmlemlt. that. teUcii to.
iuits qaq be accomplished uI time eclmooiu , and
limo ifllmnethiato comlcusion : of time Yiitor is
hat , Onmalma must ho a veritable hotbed of
: mbryp flaimliacime and hioimlmcurs , Thu cxhlbit
ivill close today.
EMJNEI'T TESTIMONY
0
ite'gstrmhl ing 8 lii' N'v Dlseover' for Cur-
Iisg l'slRlIbmimt mind Imm.llge'sgIoms.
Dr. Ilartzman , who baa made maimy tests
) f tile floW dyspepsla cure , is very emltilusi.
e'tie' in Ills praise of this excellemlt prepara.
iim. ft Ia not mt moctet patemt ; imiedicino , but
Fs Composed of pure Pepsin , bismuth , frui
ialts anti vegetable essences , made into
lc'asarfl tastirlg tablets or lozenges and sold
Ly druggists at ao Cents per package , untlcr
he mianie of Stuart'a Dyspepala Tabiet.
Dr. Ilartzinan states that Stuart's Dya.
lepola Tablets cure ily5paimsia anti wck I
mtomnaciis , because timoy possess the peculiar
ewer of tiigetipg whatever wholesome focri
a taken into the etomnacll , They do not act
Ill the bowels like catlmartics , but act en.
itchy on tim , food , digestimlg it thoroughly
mod quickly , giving time stoinac ima chalIce to
est and recover its natural strength , which
I invariably will do after a eours of flu.
rI's Dypepsla 'tablets. If your druggist
masn't thorn In stock ask hint to order a I
mail quantity flpmn his wholesaler ,
Circulars and tcietimooiais vent free by I
ddressing Stuart Ce. , Marahmali , MIcb ,
BROATCIL IS 1UCI1 WTORRIED
Some of' His Plans rail to Work Out as
Anticipated.
CANNOT DEPEND ON All IflS DELEGATES
Cltnirunn :1tttmrti : UmIhiS Otto of time
Mml'or's hlhiifTs-iiITnrt to Coeret
City l3illlioe' i'rUye
t m : Failure.
Tile primaries to elect delegates tO the
county convention will be held Timtlr53l ) ' , and
in the mneantiimme tile various political inter-
eats at stake conmbimio to Inake a very inter-
eating local fight , There Is a sumoient division -
vision of sontimuent td create it lively controversy -
trovorsy in every ward in the city , the tllaiil
isctio being whether the louglas cotmmmty dole-
gallon to the state convention shall be turned
over to ilroatclm or wheth'r ime wilt be turned
(10110 iii ardor that other cammdidatel may
imavo a chance.
Just now the lhroatch forces are solmlowhat
disconcerted over the OljJOSitiOll that is p11-
log tip front nh quartorto. flroatcit seolus
to imavo cultivated ttmo idea that alt lumrsoIms
who were connected with the city goverhi-
mont must , get. into iimmo in his interest , atmtl
their refusal to listen to his repracentations
has caused hlnm to lotte imis temper. An in-
stnmmco of this occtirred at tiio special coUn-
cii Imieetiimg Moliday afternoon. it wail
lInt t1os'1t Oil time bill , htlt noverthoTemn enjoyed -
joyed by timono vimo were near etotmhi to
boor the conversation.
hiroatch dropped Into tlto cotIncit chahimber
armd took a chair at tlmo table at the left of
the desk , Chairman Munro of the Board of
I'imblic Works occimpied time otimer chair. It
happened timat Urcatch Imad jtlst learned that
Mtmnro was on the' anti.liroatcim delegation
in the Eigimth ward , anti he wanted to limmow
how such a thing could be.
'mir. Mtmnro , " romnarketi time mayor , "I
tlndeootand that yeti are flgimtlng 100 In your
ward. " Munro replied that he diii not know
as ho was figimting Droatch opecIficaily , hIlt
all men had their preferemmeos , allIS lie had
his as well.
well.MUNRO
MUNRO IhVS IllS SAY.
'By 0t1 , " roarei Broatcim , "I ani going
to be nmayor for a. year and a halt yet , nmmd
I wilt mmmako it hot for you every Imminute of
tile time. I fllfl golmmg to reOrgallize time
Board of PtmblioVorks , and I run goilmg to
get that Wiimspear out of lucre , and you ha , !
better look otlt. "
Munro suggested timat he Imad supposed
timat llroatch was going to be governor mmd
Broatcit replied that ho tilt ! expect to be ,
but lie immight be defoatemi. "Emit I want it
understood timat I will got oven them ) , " hut
added , arid then Munro went on to inforrml
time executive that lie did not P0POS0 to
allow any man to dictate to him how lie
should vote and imo would remain OIl time
Board of PubliC Works for two years , anyhow -
how ,
City Attorney Conneil has been doing
some missionary work amnong the cIty Imall
emmlploycs , but so far his efforts have imot
bee'n as ouccessful as lie might wish. Mom-
day ho dropped Into time coniptrotltir'a
office and called one of the clerks aside to
give hum a tip on what hum ougimt to do.
lie assured him that it woutd be appreciated
if Imo would take off hula coat and get out
and hustle for liroatch , but time clerk did
not enthuse , He caid ho was not a poilticilil
and did not vropose to mix ill the flgiut.
Connell told Imim tlmat thIs was a pretty
good limo to begin and his auditor ropilod :
" \Vell , I belong to time Thurston club and
wo are Imot going yqur way. " Connell saw
and ilId not press th subject furtimer.
Andy Wiggins and Morris Morrlsoim are
saltS to have uimdertakemi time contract to got
the street gang into line for Ilroatcim. They
met Street Commissioner Kazpar 1mm , a down
town saloon ttommday isight alui ucii Iragmmiente
of conversation as'flx , thlgang" and "get
them in line" floated overtho screop , What
was evIdntly'a trump card , im ; 'tills scheme
was played time same evening , when every man ,
timat .was presumed to be unfavorable to
ilroatch was laid' off. , tt mlumbor , nf team's
owned by 111011 'iimo are worklumg against
llroatch were also laid off and Immen wlmo are
known to ho iltoatch workers took their
places ycaterday morning.
Thu eniploymnent racket is being worked
hard by John T. Clarke and lila lieutenants.
clarke iia been making the rouimds of the
exprosimomi' and others who own teams. lie
aesureo tlmpmn timat ii'o will be chairman of
the Board .0 ! I'uhlic Works after the fl'rst
Tuesday in July and that if they will work
for flroatclf im'will see that they get emil-
ployment "in the street department. If they
don't need a job themsaives , any friend whom
they want employed will he accommolatcd.
Then Clarke takes their name and address
and departs wth ! a second aaurance that
their devotion to the good cacao will receive
eubstaimtlah reward.
ESTELLE'S 1MG CONTRACT.
Judge Estelie hasn't cracked a .smlle for
sovorat days and to one of his friends ho related -
lated his troubo. It acorns that the one condition -
dition of his employment was that ho waste
to deliver the Fird'c ward to liroatch , Now
ho discovers that this i's no easy task and
dme Is correspond'nghy cast down. "I would
give a $10 notes If it was all over , " he confidentially -
fidentially remarked. and those wimo have
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been watching time First wa'rd for the' past
week say they don't blame him.
Two of the llrcatch delegates from time
First ward refused to servo as aaon aq , they
learned that their names were on hta ticket.
These were Judge Gordon and J. N. Robert-
son. Two more wanted to resign , hut did
not discover that. their natmies vere on the
ticket until too late. Joe Kent. is one of the
l3rcntch doegates ! , but 'lie is not ormtimusiastic.
"I am a Broatch man , " lie mald
yesterday morning , "but it is be-
cautto I have to lie. Broatch. mode
me street conlrnisulomler for eighteen
months and I feel no thougim I could not refuse -
fuse to allow my name. to go on his ticket.
But I don't intend to inalce an effort to be
elected anti I do net believe tue ticket can
be elected , anyhow. "
The same thing is true of nearly all the
other flroatclm delegations. in , the Sixii ward
he is said to have three men on his ticket
known tO be' against him. 'Fho tame Ia true
In time Fifth. In South Omaha Bm-oatch Ia
prenumed to have six out 'of time fourteen
men on lila delegation , but It is eald that
when It commies to a veto 110 will not imavo
more tbmarl tlmreo.
In Sotitim Omaha time Broatcil ticket is a
conlpromit'o. Dr , 3 , 31. Glalgow wants to be
postnmaster again and his services Imavo been
obtained by the argument that Eroatcil is
an old comrade of Major islelCinley anti that
after he Is elected governor ito will he able
to have a good deal to ray about the South
Omaima.postotflee , A. Id , Sutton Ia for Irey
for state treuter. Tim6 ! is in return for
Irey's asalstar.co , on formuer occasiomma , and it
Is also intimated that Suttop baa an otnimi-
tion to 1)0 state senator if time cards fall
right , Titcee two interestim vero counbirm&i
and a delegation was named at a Bleating
io'ti : last Saturday nIght , . Sutton nammied
olgimt Irey men and Glasgow found ; x
llroatch omen , 'i'lmis is opposed by a strong
delegation which rcpreaeimts 80010 of time' best
eiettmermts of tue party in South Omalma arid
which 1mm for lilacColl for goverllor. Time figilt
imronmlsos to bring out limo full force of each
facticim , but tile Imiost effective workers are
against time Glargow-Sutton cotnijinatlon ,
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' % % 'Iaemm Nmmtu'e
Needs assiotance it may ho best to render it
pronmptiy , btit one shpuid remember to ujio
even the most Perfect rormmedies only when
needed. The best end roost airnimle antI
gentle remedy Is the Syrup of Figs , inane.
facturemi by tIme California Fig SyrUp Corn.
pany. ' _ _ _ V _ _ _
CoNCl1lt'isI ; i'iivi' UNION flIll'O't' ,
'iImittcr " .Vii I lie l'rm'metmmmtesl n thut , Ilium--
I I mmton , I ) lri'ttera ,
General Maniger IIoIdreo and Gemmerai
Solicitor Manderaon of time ii. & 1,1 , have to-
turned fi'oni liurlimigton , Ia. There they had
IL lengthy conference ii ithm President Perkino
of the flimrlington roan on time nlattor of a
lets' Union depot for Omaha. Time monster
loiltioml tif time Itetall Dealers' aasociatiorm
sas presented to time lreaidont , and ovcry
ontleavor mmmdc to convillctt imjrn of the feel-
log Iblougilout the city in regarmi to tIlts
umsition ! , it tIme ihuriiitgtoil ip the Imlatter. Gun.
mrai Mandcraun sold yesterday morning that
L'rcsideimt I'erkirms accorded time case a fair
moorIng mind irormiised to go east niezI week , m
imera to iay it before thu directors of tile
'cad. 4
COMMi , RCi.t Im CIlJui 'I'.ttCilM ACTION.
a'iht TryIn Scetuge' Ne't Cemusesutiun
'rrmt elers' l'rntectls'e , .tsemt'lntiut , ,
"Onetime. In iS9" is time motto that is to be
kept constantly before the luenibers of the
Travelers Protective assoc'ation from tlmi
tlmno imeilCetOrtim , At the anutmiul conven.
tioll , which soon arsombies ill Terre haute.
tito atiVantmige anti attractions of Olnmtlma as
a convention city will be llrePeIlteti to thmo
assoclattcu in an article to ho drawn up by
a conminittee of time (100llmwrcial club and to
be read to the' convention by 0 , 0. 11010109 ,
This course vas decided tipoli at eattiy
nfter000ml'im lIbeling of thmo Conmhmlei'ci9i 'Chtht'ii
executIve ciUIflittel' . Time cotunmittet' al'a
'otth to hay a tart of Mr. holmes' expenses
on time Irip ,
The union miepot CofllmittCfl reported timat
( len'erah Manager Iloltirego of limo iltmrllntort
imnul l'uthiriietl train hi vitit to l'resident
l'crkliis , but luau ! not yet lmeen Interviewed ,
It vas tlmo opl1lon of time conimmmitteo that the
ltork Island aimui the Milwatmkco roads Wotll !
nOlv hO viling : to go limb nim' timmion tirpot'
sclicnme that was favored by time $ Jmmlon Pa.
eiC ,
It was resolvcd to telegraph iltehmop New1
balm that it % 'as the desire' of lime ( 'ommi-
luercial club of Omaha that hu cotitimmue his
residence iii this city anti timtt it it becalmle
meccssary to , lmrovidt' a simltabl. tealtielica
imi order to hmolti 111111 imere tlmo saimmo siioilltk
be ftrthcommliulg.
Ianlcl l"nrl'cii , Jr. , asked that time climb
nppolimt a Colmlflhittee to ait 111100 thutniriZ
can \\'nter Works COlmmpalmy Irm time interest
of the lionmo of the ( loom ! Shmolmimerel , 110
stated that thmo water ill the babe of tlmat
worthy institution was about to ho tmlrno !
off because of a failure to vay tlmo 'atoc
remit promptly. Time club uleclilmoti to taku
aimy olbcial ad iomm lim time lustier for fear of
ostabllsiming a bat ! precedent , but I'rosident
\\'ellor ngrccd to accompany Mr , Farrell emi
time nmission.
iti'as unalmiinotmsiy eleclileti to abolish tim
office of assistaimt secretary , Chmarles it.
Picken was appointed cimalrnman of timt
ntmlitillg comlimlmittco , A piamu for it qunrtcrI
climb supper , to be followed 1)1' ton-lmmiimuto
talks oil live icaties by lmromulment c1tlzent
wait subimlittetl anti nPIrovel.
POUIL'l'll l .t it 1)1111 llN'I'l'hItS 1'ItO'l'IIST
Pt.a'ilt.i' , mm 6 I lmt l'nhiit. Cr11 , Plni'eml cmi
Ilron tili leiegmm I loll.
OMAHA , May 2G.-To the Editor of Time
flee : I imave reati limo list of ilainee of time
delegates timat hma'e been selected by Mayor
lhroatcil to represent hula aspIrations for time
posithoml of governor in next Thursday's to-
pmmbhican prhummaries. That list inclimilea
aumiomig others time mmanies of W' . J. Commimeili
cIty attorney , who draus a eialarv of $3,000 a
year ; Leo Estello , as'letnnt city attorney
t'alary , 2.OOO a year ; A. C. llarte , iimspoctor
of buildings , salary 2OOO a year ; Peter
Scimwemmk , clerk of time 1)01100 court , salary
$1,200 a year ; George L. Hurst , license ill-
Specter , salary $1,200 a year ; George It.
Young , veterinarian and moat inspector ; S , h.
lloyd , milk inspector ; John Carimmody , firomnan
at the city hall , witim ealaries ranging from
6O a inomitim tIp.
All these omclahs are eXieCted to devote
their wlmolo 111110 to time duties of the reapec.
tivo cmces for whicim tlmoy are eo handsolnely
paid. Tlmey have , of course , a right to vote
at the imriImmaries time same as other cItizens ,
But what right. have they to waste the time
ivIl pay for in ramlacklng the town and bully-
ragging people to boost liroatchi ilItO the
governor's chair ? Are time city tiicts crc-
ated mao the personal -perquisites of time
mayor ? Are they not rallier ptiim1ic otlicero ,
owing service solely to the pubile , and cx-
pocted to confine tlmcnmsolvos to the discharge
of time dutIe. pertaining to their pisces ?
I ask thmeso quentious becauce , vb ho I do
1101. object to contributing to the support of
time mnunicipal goverliumient , I do object to
paying taxeii to feed a persocal political
mmiachlne. FOURTIt WARD'1R.
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Thu Cimiutmui'tNmmry U.llurtllmesmt
Of the hunman Systen ) is the atomacim. In
consequence of its activity , limo body In aup
Piled with the cleinemmts of bmmd , brain , nerv'-
ous anti muscular tissue. When Indigatlon
impedes its functions , the best. ageimt for immi-
parting a healthful iplp t.tls to its operations
Ia I-lostettcr's ' Stomach flitters , also , a'curatlvo
fon' malaria , bilious 1aud' kidney' complaints ,
nervottsnesmi and comitlpatlomm. , ,
RUN DOWN 11Y A. IIICYCLI3 SCUItCIIIIII.
atimmsule' 1mplmmme jj ; ; ; ; ,511 troiuu \1mQc1
mtiml iimjiircul. ,
Time bicycle scorcher added another victim
to his list Monday night. She was a 9-year-old
girl , Minnie ICapian , and she is lying at imer
imonle , 1625 Nortim Twentieth street , suffering
great pain , altimoughi 'ho escaped with wimolo
limbo anti it is believed without ammy very
serious injuries. The accident was entirety'
the fault ot time scorcher.
The little gin was riding 11cr wheel south
on Twentieth Street near the Coliseum and'
was going on tlto West side of tIme street.
Suddenly the scorcher hove into eight from time
south. Time girl tried to get out of his way
by riding witimin a foot of the curb , but limo
scorcher turned senseleosly to the left anti
ran direbtly into her. The force of the col-
ieion broke time front wheel of time girl's
bicycle and threw her violently to the pave-
mont. Time ecarclmer was also thrown , but
without stopping to learn the extent of time
girl's Injuries ito turned Imis wimeel , hurriedly -
riedly nmounted and redo alT ha the same direction -
rection from which hme camo.
It happened that time Itimights of Ak-Sir-
lIen were gathered at the Co.iscuni , and
among time number woo a physician. lie ran
out to time girl and examined her , He found
that no 1)01103 Were 'broken , but that simo
wau very reriously bruised about time legs.
Site was removed to her Imoimme.
The identity of the rider Ia urmknown , hmlt
time father is immaking every effort to locate
him and has called in time aid of the police , .
If ime iii found lie villbe prosecuted.
1'OUNI ) ( .IIIL.'I'y O1 ( iiilIC itO1lhtlN3.
, Immrv lietuirmIs ml Veruhlt.t Iii tii Clim
- eminIb Case.
The Claycoinli jul17 caine into court at
2:30 : o'clOck ycuterday afternoon unti returned a
vermlict finding Clayconib guilty of diaii-
terring a dead body irm tIme nmanner clmargod
in tlmo information. Time prisoner was rim-
0100110(1 to jail to await sentence.
Clayeoinb's atturtmey list ! ' habeas COVPUS
paimers prepared and reatly to file in order
to ItrOvemIt tIme Iowa authorities from talimmt
Ciaycolnb bIte ctmstody on timolr requisition ,
but the paimera wo'o witlmdran'n when the
verdict was announced ,
Time ovijemmco introducerl on hmothm ahtica in
the aecontl trIal of Ciaycomnb was exactly
the anome him every detail as time oviiemmcu
Ira the first trial , \t the first trial timum jury
acquitteil time defendhlit anmi at tile secanil ,
as eLated , hue was commvicted , The first trial
was eu time cimarge' of robbing time grayc of
Mrs. Ilannahm Larsen anti the st'coiiij trial
was on time cimargo of robbing the grave of
Ja'cb 1101111. J3otlm vee ljuriei in Mount.
1101)0 cemetery arid bpth graves were rolmbed
tue mtanio night , tIme bodies bolimg $ imippetl
to Ies Iiioirmes anti sold to tIme Drak Medfcaj
college. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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1'iLL SI'JCAIC A'S' 3'4)OtlI 6)54' ( .
31usdem'soim , Gtt'm , ilmist 4n lei I icr
aleinorlum I lOamy (9 rl huh ,
General Maimderson left for New York City
yesterday afternoon. OmI Saturday afternotin
he 'viii deliver tIme Memorial they. oration at ,
tiiQ tonmmb of ( heime al Grant JO Riverside
iarlc , Fmoiut the greater lmieropoiis hme s'iii
go directly to Waslmlmmgtorm to agairm take up
tIme question of reacltiimg It settleineimt in
limo land grant suits brought by time gcrV.
eminent agairmst time 2fiOO Nebiaskamma who
lmavtm Imurchmased imroperty aiormg the II , & Al.
road , General Mtmndersoq said timid time government -
ernment bad offered to tiisrrmiemm thu 1411115
if limo lahIroati comopany would pay about
$10,000 coils that its rcprcscimtatiyos ' haul
Ileedlossiy ir'umrred. : Time i'aliroail company
refuses to ugree Ic thmi commdltion arid oIlier
nicans of reacimimg , a solution iii tIme mmmmittor
iyiii ho attcmmulmted ,
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Did you over think how readily time' blood
is lmOlIlant'0 by constipation ? Had blood meaps
bad hleaitim and proniaturo old ago , Lo'Vitt'a )
Iittlo Early Risers , the tanim ljs iittio pills ,
ovcmrcommlo obstinate corlatipation ,
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135 urn Irjmibe'e'l's Vurk ,
Joimn Lenmibeck , time export accountaut who
Is examining thue books iii the city treasurer's
DiIiCa 111 the interest of limo Ilolle bondsmen ,
4tates Ilmat lie will soon complete his iaboru , .
lie has coinpiotimd time 1894 books and wiii
get through timose of 1895 in about ton days ,
As yet imo Imas not struck any balance , but
aya that lie finds LOinU 194 teuldea that
ihould have been charged to time acooun
If lB3.