Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEJW MONDAY31 AIT. 2 , 1808.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailivrtlarmrntii far tlinc column *
\rlll be tnktn until 12 m. far the
rtrnlnsr and nnlll 8pm. far the
ttiornlntr nnd Snmln > eillllon * .
A l rrll rr , lir rriinmtlnr1 nnro
1 > rrnl check , cnn lime nnnwrr * . n l-
lrril ( o a nnmlirrril Ictlrr In rare
of llir lire. An ncr * o ml < lrr * .cil
will lie delivered un iireientotlon of
tlie > rheck only.
llnlm , 1 1-Bc word flmt Inmertlon }
IP TortI thereafter. .Nuthlnar taken
for ! tlinn ar.c for the flmt Iniier-
i'.itn. Thr < - dvrrtUenientt. ( unit be
run conoecatlvelr.
SITUATIONS WAXTEI1
. 4 THAUS
wishes position N 31. IV-e. A M".JJ- :
WAXTI : _ MALE HELP.
CANVASSCltS TO TAKE OnDEIlS ; NEW LINK
of work : no beaiy exvls to carry ; salary ot
commission. C. F Adams Co . U4 So. loth St.
U-ftt
SALESMEN TO FELT. TOILET SOAP TO
"l . rs. IKfl per month altry ind ? xn-n rs ;
experience unnecessary. Louli Emit Co. St.
Louis , Ma. ii MIT :
WANTED. A GOOD , HEMAllLE. IlfSTUXO
canras er. Apply to Oninhs Anchor Fence
Co. . SK-IO ; N. nth Ft. H5
WANTED. AT ONCE , PANTS AND VEST-
maker , Addrets II. Kastetaum. Weyt Point ,
Neb. II MC12
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WANTED-STniCTTLT FinST-CLARS 1IOULTV
< r | quick , vacft M ; Ft eat ] v Job to rlzht
man. Ulack IIIlli Mfg. Co. . Poadwtxx ) . S D.
WANTED. nUTCIIEn. OOOD ALL
man. one that speak * Sned * or Norwegian pre
ferred Apptr at cnce t > letter or pctvn at
InOty M it Mark * ! Newman Grove. Nr > :
WlllUm Knipp. | > ro ! > rktor. It MS > < M !
WANTED. OOOD CARRIAGE TRIMMER
Drutnmond Carriage Co. D Mitt MI *
WANTED. TRAVELING SALESMEN HAVING
raialilliihed ttade to lianille specialty l oucht by
nil retail stores no snrnplf , profitable and dres
nnt Interfere with rertilar line * , a cnod thin ? .
The Multiform Co. Pituburv. Pa. IJ M9J-.i *
WANTED SOLICITORS O ? OOoT ) ADDRE- .
either I PX. to Fell Cnllfornli Ro < , rare , htrdv
ornamentals , etc. Town and cities cnly. Will
Py nalary weekly. \ > t quirk ; state ajre. The
How land Nursery Company. Ias Ansele * , Cal
n-J37-7
WANTED. TOUR GOOD MEN TO FELL
far coed on the road : Advertising Eanhquike
Carpet Cleanrer. Apply SCCJ California St.
ll- : i " .a *
\.vrr.nrcM % LI : HELP.
ICO GIRLS FOR ALL KINDS OK WORK ; K TO
J7 week. Canadian Office , 15Si Douglas
. C 51
WANTED. A NICE. NEAT GIRL. TO DO SECond -
end work Jnd a m nlth chlUren. 116 So.
SM a\e C SS4 1
WANTED. TEACHER1 ? . PRIMARY AND
hUher. Send stomps for reply. Arthur lien-
ton. StllT.cll. I T. C U9TE 2 *
WANTED A COMPETENT OI15I , TOR GENeral -
eral lioure work In a family of twn. 1003
South SOth me. C M5S3 !
ron nn.Tnocsns.
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTVOES ALL OVEU
city. to 175 Fidelity. I t floor N. T. L'fe
HOUSES. IJENEXVA & CO. . IDS N. SOT ! f.T.
D KS
HOUSES. STORES. DEMIS. PAXTON
nirrAriiRD MODEIIN i-nooM. AL. = O s-p.osv
house ; Key * , ot S5W Capitol Avc. T < l. ITU. 15 ,
II. Holison. D m
iiorsruoi.D ROODS AND
Om. Vnn & Storage Co. , 1S11H rnrnam. 11. iS"
PROPOSITIONS TOR THE PLACE. ! 4l N.
Slih * t. . Including houi * . barn nnd tire ! a if
of pmund. Apply to \ \ " l * HoWen cire i
Brennnn-Ixn e t'o. , SIS S 16lh t D 11775
T6R RENT , TEN-ROQ.M MODERN IIOUbE.
wlt"i larx ? . well nad 1 irround * .
John W. RoUilns. l o : Karnxm.
LARGE LIST. M'CAOUE. 15T1I AND DOIK5E.
rUHNITt'RE AND LEASPHOLD OP A 10-
riwm modem flat for Mle at a bars ln. Good
location , rent low. Ilrmls , I'axton nil * .
10-KOOM DETACIIKD MODERN HOUSE ,
N. SOth t. ; nice jard. A. M. Cowle , Sit S IH
U D JI77J
THE EAST OMAHA LAND COMPANY HAVE
a few denlrable Vottauci for rent. Apply t
L. S. Halnci , Eart Omahl U-CO
MODERN FLAT , lit SO. KTH ST. . 10 ROOMS
tK.nteii.lon May lit. Ml Dee IllJt. D-
FOR RENT. A NEW MODERN S-ROOM HOrsE ,
ni and Harnry Mi. D-MS2J M
FOR RENT. MODERN FLAT. NEW DAVIDQE
building , opposite city hall.
John W. Robblni. merit , 18C ! rnrnam Sti
D-M8-1
COTTAGE OP ROOMS ; CITY WATER ;
kewer. IMS N. 13th St D-SM 2 *
1S5 MADIFON AVE. . r-HOOMS : VERY NICE.
A. M. Cowle. 211 S. l&th. D-MSHO I
TOR SALE OR RENT. C-ROOM COTTAGE. 508
So. Slit St. D M S *
SR COTTAGE. INQUIRE 2710 PARKER ST.
D-M90M *
FOIl IlENT rimXISIIED KOOMS.
ROOMS BY THE 1Y OR WKCX AT 1KK
Central hotel , l. .h'onj Dadie St * . E M3 M.4
ROOM TRANSIENTS. 170S DOUGI-AR ST.
E-Mlli. MIC
rfRNISHED PARLORS. PARLOR UK D ROO M.
\try cb ap ; l > oaM If nlihed , private family ;
110 children. Addrcn M 47. nee. E M731
, ( PtTRNISIIED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
for man and \\lfc. Rent taken In Luarl. J19
N 17th E TiC
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11Y DAY OR WEEK. I2 DAVENPORT
E-MT29 5
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rrP.NlPHED ROOMS. PRIVATE FAMILY 511
N. UJ. K MS32 Ml *
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FURNISHED ROOMS. HOVSEKEEP INO 2KJ
St. Mao' . E MEM M4 *
_ _ _ -
ROOMS. MI s. rcTH AVE.
E-Mlll MS *
MOST DESIRABLE. PRIVATE FAMILY. 1919
E-MM1 Mi *
JCK-ELY FURNISHED ROOMS' MODERN
conienlencei. 1S17 Lcaienwortli St. . flat e.
E MH3 7
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE-
m n. In prH"ate famllj' . Reference" required.
e. W. corner 17th and Capitol A\e
E-M9S3-7
t OR THREE FUIINISHED' ROOMS TOR
llttit houBtKeerlrg. 2(01 Dolce itrret.
E M877I *
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rilONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE. OPPOSITE
.shriner 2M4 Harney. E M S2 4 *
I't'lt.MSIIKI ) II0011S A.\D nOAKD.
THE VERRIAM. FIRST CL.\SS FAMILY HO-
tel. 25th and Dodge Sin. F-C7J
NICE ROOMS WITH HOARD. 1R niNNEY.
F-MTMM : *
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PLEASANT ROOMS. MODERN : STRICTLY
r.ret clart beard KJ N l th 81. F-M767 Ml *
FOR RENT. UVRGE AND SMALL FUR-
nlihed room" . 1J16 Chicago. F f ! .6 i *
rToOM3 ; DOARD. Mi S. 2TT1I ST. F-SS7 2 *
rURNCSHED ROOMS AND DOARD IN MODern -
ern houte. prltate lamlly. UCS Sherman Av.
PLEASANT P.OOM WITH HOARD : TRAN-
rlrnts accositcodated. 1S Capitol a\enue.
F MS54 4
KOH nEXTrxmuMsiiKn noous.
FOR RENT. NICE SOUTH FIIONT UNFUR-
rlihel roomi. tilth bath : Wlthnell block. F.
W. Carmlchael. No. 6. Wlthmll block.
00
HENT- UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
llsht houtekeeplac. near Elpo ltlon. 300J
tt. G-MSS1 S
STORAGE.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
901-910 Jon * * ctncral storaf * and forwardlac
OM. VAN & STORAGE. 1JMH FARN-M , TEL 1KI
JBEST TRACKAGE AND STORAGE IIUILDIXQ
In Omiht. U. S. Oov. bonded ; houwhold ( oodi
tored and cared for ; lowett rate * ; two show
rmei for aalt , tultable fof expoiltlon. 1011 and
1011 iMrenworth. W. 1L liuxhman.
ron HRXT STORES AXD OFFICES.
FOR KENT , DESK ROOM /N GROUND FLOOR
utttff. Dee buMJIhg , watrr. tteam heat , flei-trlc
llglA and janlUr tervlce. Apply to Euperln *
tetident. lie * b'JIlJIne 1 197
FOR RENT IN THE DEE DUILDINOl
One targe rcrn r rtsnn , JJ D-wr , with vault and
prlratt cffire , mster.'etc.
OP lam fruit room. U floor. dlrUed Into two
rocsia by partition ; water , etc.
One large < -cmcr room , ZJ floor , with vault ,
. * ter. etc
Ofront room , divide ! by partl'lon. U floor.
One corner room , with vault. Id floor
One large ro-m , id ritor. with partition dividing
It Into one large room and two t mailer prlva : *
room * ; water , etc.
Two large ground flaor rootai , froatlng 17th 8U ,
with vault.
Several tmall rucnu on 4th floor , with vaults.
All thett room * are hMt-d with Heara , electrlo
llrtit . aupplleil with flnt claai janitor renlee ;
eltvatbm run dajr and all night ; building
* trlct < y firejiroof Apl-ly to * up rlnt nJent ,
room 104. llee bulMlne. 1 191
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY HR1CK BUILDING
at SI ? Farnam St. Th' < building lias a fireproof
cement bawment. water on all floor" . ga > , etc.
Apply at the oflc * of The Oee. I S10
FOR TRACKAGE. TRANSFERRING AND
derl ; room , apply to the Aultnian & Taylor
XIaeblnery Co. . N. E. cor. th A Jack on Sta.
A JK * \VA.\TEU. .
WANTED. AGENTS TO SELL ACETYLENK
gai ceneratorz. mu t be men of nbilllv and
pome means , Ace'olene. the llptit ot tbo . ' 'it.ir
for toun" cltle * . > ur , churrhcc , hall * . f c-
torle * . hotel * and private re 'deT ' * Artdrwi
Omah * Acetylene Ua Co . IU anil 1 ? ) N litj
t. . Omaha. Neli J MiC MH
\VA TI5IJTO HTSST.
WANTED , TO RENT MODERN t , C OR 7-
room houte about June Itt Adireti M 44 I > .
K-M J
RESPECTARI.E YOUNG MAN DESIRES
l snl and room In private family Rererenr s
exc aaced Prlri > must be reast-nab'e Ad-
drets K. A. S . Ute. K-M Sd 2 *
WA.\TnilTO IlfcV.
SECOND-HAND IUX3K3 BOUGHT FOR CASH
at the Antiquarian took More , 1515 rnrnnm at.
-C M775 M2G *
CAi = H FOR 2ND HAND LOOKri. CRANE. 207
N l h. N--M2K
PHAETON AND SINGLE HARNESS IN GOOD
conilltl-m an new , came lowe t prl-e , make and
how lone In use. Lo-k Iox ! 4M , Olenwood ,
Iowa N MI2 S
roil SALH HOHSUS AMI WAGO ? S.
yon SALE. A FAMILY DRIVING TEAM.
black ; weUht 2.700 , gentle ; lady can drive any
place ; perfectly found. N 19. Uee.PMHS
P-MHS MB *
FOR SALE MI'CELl , tXEOUS.
HOG AND POULVRY FENCE : DETTEIt THAN
wire netting. J'lr.e Hdutt tor noon. Tel 4DS
SCI DAUglar. : Q-C7S
HORSE CLIPPING MACHINES , KNIVES AND
repair" , all t-tandard makes en hand , grlndln ;
razor * . 'iear * , cllper ; prompt lervlce. A. L.
Undeland. Q C7
CHICKEN. HOG AND LAWN FENCES ; ALL
wire ; Is be t. Wire Works , llth and Harney ,
V - 7S
HARDMAN PIANOS AT MUELLER'S. 1STH
and Farnam. Q M701 S3
NATL CASH REGISTER : TOTAL ADDER ;
little used. 4C N. ICth , Omaha. Q-777 3r
FOR SALE , TEN R I P.A N.S. 1XIR 5 CENTS
at druggists ; one fr'ies relief. Q M7S )
1-OR SALE. THREE RETURN TUIJULAR
billerf , SO-horte power each. Apply to the
superintendent , IX lite building. Q SSJ
FOR SALE. AN OUTSIDE SHOW CASK. AT A
barg-aln. Mrs. J. Denson , 212 S. ICth St
SI 1SCE LLAX Cor .
ANTI-MONOPOLY GARUACE CO. CLEANS
cesspools & piliy vaults. Ill N. ICtn Te' 1
- -
SHRUUP.ERY AND TREES AT 1717 DOUGLAS
Frank 11 Martin , reclden.c < C2J lloule ard .vrc.
M431 K1C *
NEW CRICK AT W1THNELL DRC-S.
Smith's jard. 21d oad Hickory. Telephone < ST .
R-lni-C
JIASSACI : , n VTH , RTC.
MISS MAYER-CHIROPODIST. MAKIC1IRE-
Scalp. facial , tieatments ; wanfd stud ntr. 400
Pastcn Wk , . T J12 MIS
LAURA ELLISON. 119 N. HTH ( UHSTA.Kb ) .
room 12 , Turko-Rus lan and plain r-iUis , mat
aage. T-MK : M1V-
MME. SMITH. 115 N. 1JTH ST. . HOT SPHINQ
and vapor baths. T 759 M2 *
MME. AMES. 507 SO. 1JTH. ROOM 10. MAS-
aje baths. T SSO Mi *
MRS. DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH
parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. llth. up-
mtalri T-M97S S *
I'EHSOXAJ. .
VIAVI FOR trTERINE TROUBLK8. 246-8 BEE
Bide : phslclan cousultatlon or Health boolrfree ,
U-OO
BA-HIS. MASSAGE. MMU. POST. 21 > V4 B. 1STH ,
TT rc *
CLOTHE3 CLKANED. PRESSED AND RE-
palred : day or night drets suits for hire.
Pantorlum. K. E. Cor. 14th and Farnt.n. TeL Kl
U-C&l
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. FACE ISLEMISHES
removed with electricity at Mme. G. Payne'a
halrdrewtng and manicure -parlors. I12-S1 ] Kar-
bach block. U-MMJ M19 *
G. R. CRANDALL. CITY , CONTRACTOR FOR
brick sidewalks ; best repressed vltrlfled paving
ing- brick used : satisfaction aruarinteed. 204
S. llth st. Tel 817. M5SJ MS
K . RUPTURE CURED FOR M. NO DETEN
tlon from business ; C jears In Omaha. Cal :
or write for circulars. Empire Rupture Cure ,
SJ2-9SS New York Life Bldg. . Omaha , Neh.
TJ-911
MO.VEV TO LOAX HUAt , ESTATE.
WANTED , CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANS ,
R. C. Peteri & Co. , U. S. Nal'l Rank Bldg.
W-CM
tlOO.COO.00 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
first class Improved Omtha property , or fo :
building purposes Fidelity Trust company.
W CSC
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . J1S N. Y. L.
oulck money nt low rates for choice tarm land
In Iowa , Northern Missouri. Eastern Nebraska.
W87
LOAN ON IMPROVED i UNIMPROVED Cm
proprty. W. Farr o Smith & Co. . ISM Kainam.
W CSS
PER CENT CITY AND FARM LOANS
Can In Bros , 1C1S Farnam St. W--CS3
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA1U
real tstate. Brennan-Lo\e Co. . 211 S. ICth.
W-CSJ
PER CENT MONEY. BEM1S , PAXTON RLK
W C90
J10000. 120000. JSM DO PRIVATE MONEY. Ol
me , two , three or flv jears time. W. L. Felby ,
2S4 Board of Trade. YVCC9
MOXEY TO LOAX CHATTELS.
tlO TO 110.000 TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS
HOUSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. ETC. .
at lowest rates In
Omatii. South Omaha and Counell Bluffs.
No removal of n > ds : strictly confidential ; yoi
can pay the loan ufl at cny time or In n ;
arnaunts.
arnaunts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
IOC South ICth ST.
THS OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X 91
MONEY LOANED SALATUED PEOPLE HOLD
Ing permanent position * , with responsible caa
ccrn upo'i their own name , without security
eisy pajrjenta. Tolman , R. TM , N. Y. L. bldg ,
HUSIXKSS C1IA.\CKS.
TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO J.
J. Gibson. t4 First Nat'l Dank. Y O2
FOR SALE A BARGAIN-MY ENTIRE DRUG
stock , show cases , soda fountain and coun
ters ; alfo will rent store at rrironable rent ;
located Union Depot hotel , one block from U.
P and Burlington depots. Ernest Stunt ; pro
prietor. Y 479
ELEVATORS FOR SALE-A LINE OF SIX
elevators ) on the Republican Valley branch of
the U. P. R. R. . extending nojth from Liacnln.
Neb. , through an excellent grain producing re
gion. Will t > sold together or separately , nr
desired. In rxioj repair and fine working
order. Will be Bold en easy term * . Apply to
Ed B. Miller. Beatrice. Neb , Y-MCI J30
LEGITIMATE INVESTMENT IN KSTAB-
llthed baslness ; two to rhe thousand dollars
required. Addrns N 10 , Bre. Y-Mt 2 MI *
ajW DRUO STOCK. HALF CASH AND I1AL-
anro coed ( ana land ; on * orthe lieit stocks
and choicest loratlnhs In Omaha , coed business.
W. A. Spencer. 1CM Farnam. V Sis 3
JOTI PIUNT1NO QUICKEST. BE F AJtD
rheatiest. Hrarsey. UM Prtnt r , l i Famam ;
plxme. JOW. T-UM T
FOR SALE. MILLINERY BUSINESS : TOWN
1.300 ; one other milliner. Invoice price less
than K per cent on all but tprlng goods : cause ,
stckntsa. Adilres * Box 17. Oakland. Neb.
T M917 2
. PART CASK. BUYS PAYING BIIS-
Inna ; > nap. Addrcw K n. Bee. Y-M9B t *
ron
VARIOUS PIECES OF PROPERTY AND
fsrms In Nebraska to trade tor m rchan1tv > .
Addreu L 42 Uee. Z MM
IW-ACRK CLEAR FARM NEAR SNOHOM1FH.
Washington , and 110 OfO In defaulted first
merleson r-ralhweilrrn Kansas I'tiJ. tu ex *
rtiang * fnf lmpro > ed property In Omaha : party
will as urnreas.nnhle amount of ln. umbrance.
W. L. Plby. 2S4 Board of Trade Z-M727
PUR SALE REAL HSTATE.
KOt'NTZK PLACE BARGAINS. tt.lM. K.7fO TO
10,600. J J. Gibson , M4 First Nafl. Bank Bldg.
RE C94
FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTY ; BUSIness -
ness lot corner , OOxlW ft , In Bo. Omaha , paved.
Business lot , COiliO feet. Improved. South Omaha ,
street pa\e1.
Tract f ! lots ) . 2 h St.
Tract 2 lots ) , toth St.
For partlculats apply 1012 Firnsrn ELRE
RE CTJ
BARGAINS : ( -ROOM HOUSE. 90 ! SOUTH 20TH
St. . rental I1S5.00 per year ; price. 11.100.
12x12 ! feet on Coming street , rays 7 per cent net
on I2.SOO.
11 house * , and 1 etore , rental. IC41.M per year ;
pree. K.KB.
41 fe t front S-storr brick building , reir 14th and
Donsrla * . rental 92.100.M prr year : pric . RKM.
J. N. Frenier Opp. oil P. O. itE-M214
; OUSES. LOTS. FARMS , LANDS. LOANS.
also Cre Insurance. Btmts , Paxton block.
block.RE 437
YOU HAVE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ind nhnt It sold list U with me and I will
ell It ( If 1 can ) . If vcm wt li to purrtia and
want a bis liarcaln , loot orer my list. J Ii.
Sherwood. 42 ! New Yolk Life. RE M 414
OKRMAN SAVINGS BANK PROPERTY.
'OTHINO FOR RENT IN tMAHA OR SOUTH
OMAHA.
'OW IS THE TIME TO BUT.
: uy and save -ent Never before In the hl'tory
of Oms.hu have there been sush opportunities
offere < l to acquire lots or homos at your own
prl-ces. You make the prices
: ecelvrrs must sell. Depositors' demands mn t
be satltfled.
give out no lists. If you want to buy 1 will
match any prices made by tn > one Lots In
South Omaha , lots In Omaha , lets everywhere
from JIM to J4.0W. Houses and lots and acre
tracts In Douclas county.
ny reavmablt. offer will V favorably conilrt-
ered. Tell me what jou want and I lll tell
you what Inlll take
r > ou ha\e a customer I nlll pay regular com
missions. I have no agents : .
> w 7 per ient loans , Jl.UM to Jl.SOO , for rale on
Improved properts.
THOS. It. M'CAGUE , Recelvc-r.
106 N Jith St.
RS-MW ;
'ERY DESIRABLE S-ROOM MODERN COT-
taro , very choice location KC2 N. 40thl , east
front : nice lawn and treesry ; cheap nnd
eay terms : call and see 1U RK MSJS M2 *
POR SALE , 2J ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION.
near Florence : SCO fruit trees ; price low ; terms
easy. The O. F. Davis Co. RE S6 t
'WO CHOICE CORNKH LOTS NF.AIl EXPO-
fltlon Kraund * , only JCO. or Sn eao : a.sn _ a
first mortcase for TWO. " . A. Spen-er. 1514
Farnam. n-K ! ui I
EXPOSITION FRONTAGES FOR RENT ,
ROUND LEASES FRONTING EXPOSITION.
Bemls. Paxton Blk 711
STE\OGRAPIIERS.
CE SOLICIT AND FURNISH I O lTlONd FOR
stenographers free. Th Smith-Premier T\IIC-
wrlter Co. Telephone. 12M. .04
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
. 1) HOUCK. JUSTICE Or THE i'EACE SB
Karliach block. MS
HORSE PASTCRE.
ALFALFA PASTUP.B. BOARD FENCES. A.
W. Phelps & Son. 207 N. V. L. blfic. Te-l. 1K4.
CIS JT2 *
MIOUTIIAMI A.ND TYI-L.W IlITIXG.
. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHOnTHAND
and Tj-pewrltlns. 717 N. T , L.Ue. offers fie fol-
lowlni : adt antagesIndividual Instruction * by
xp fK'i" ' * ' ! tmcrers ana sKHHul ttrnoeraphers ;
up-to-date jnMhods ; touch rystwn of typewH'-
Ing If pref > rrel ; t > artclpetljn ! in actual work
for which students .receive pay : monUily pay
ments.
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , 1STI11 DOUOIJ.S
CSS
SHOUT-HAND. tP-TO-I > ATE. TAfOIIT BT
court reporters. Boyles' School. 4M-1-7 Bee tild
TOO
SUMURK HESOHTS.
"
JKWETT CXDTTAGBS nUEKJC MOUX-
tain Falls , Coll. : a simmer home In the
mountains : b-outlful rottares , fully fuin'sVJ.
for rent by the season at reasor.ablrates ,
IlluslrntpJ circulars sent en appl'catlcn. Ad
dress J. H. Jewett. Qrecn. Co > -
-JJ5M MJ.
nnicK.
WITIINELLnnO & SMITH.PA NQ. SKTWER.
huildlnticapsclty 100.000 a dayS4 t Hickory -sts
, POO.OOO NEW BIIICK. TOITIINSuu BUOS.
Smith's.
FDHJflTCRE PACKED.
1C. 8. WALKIN. 2111 CUMINa. TEL. ISM.
pAwxnnoKEHs.
I. HAROWITZ LOANS MONET. N. 1 T
SIDEWALKS.
PEtlJCANENT SIDEWALKS AND PANCT
drlteways. Q. Rushart , Kl X. Itui : 'nhone 11 3.
TVPEWniTERS.
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT * I.W PER MONTH
The Sralth-Prejnler Typewriter Co. . 162J F r-
nam St. ; Telephone 1Z5I. * . " 07
TOItKSSMAKISG.
DRESSMAKING. FAMILIES. S504 DAVP-T ,
_
FOTJ.ND.
TAKEN UP. WHITE MARE. WITH FHOES
on. weight about 1,000 pounds. Mitchell Stable.
1114 Uode St. Found 817 J )
JVXK , HOI'SKS.
ALl'lRN. OMAHA. JUNK , HOt'SE. 101 SO.
10th , paylnc t > et price for all kinds of Junk.
SIS M2S *
BALL
BEARING
DINSMORE
Used exclu
sively by the
exposition.
We sell every
thlnp truly
good in type
writers aniltipplics. .
V.MTEO TVPEWTlITKn & SCPPLIES CO
1O12 Ffirnnm St , Omnbo.
GOVKIIXME T > OTILHS.
PROPOSALS FOIl INDIAN SUPPLIKS-
De-partment of the Interior , Offlce of Indian
Affair' . WajhlnRton. D. C. . Slarch . 1SHS
S ah < l proposals -will b * recclvtd by th
Commlsfioocr ot Indian Affairs at Xos. 77
73 Woostcr street. Npvr York City , until
o'clock p. m. of Tuetdiy. May 17 , IKS , fcr fur
nlshlng for the Indian Service , coffee , su < ar.
tea , rice , baking pvdtr. . saap , sroceriej ,
blankets , woolen and cotton goods , clothing ,
notions , hats and cap" , btota and shoes.
crccKcrr and rchool books. Ulds must be
made on Government blanks. Schedules elv-
Ing all necessary information for bidders
nlll bo furnished on arpllration at th In-
dlan Offlc * . Waahlngton , D. C. . Nos. T7-7 !
Woost r street. New York City : No. NXC
State str : t , Chlcj o , 111. ; ihe Commlssarlei
of Subslstrnce. U. S. A. at Chey-enne. Leav.
envrorth , Omaha , St. Louis , Sc Paul am
San Francisco ; the postmasters nt Slou
City. Yajikton , Arkansas City , CaUwell , To
jx-ka. Wichita and Tucson. Bids will be
opmfd at the hour and days Above stated ,
and bidders ara Invited to be .present a
the openingW
W , A. JONES , Commlrsloncr.
A-27-May-13
P05TOFF1CB SOTICE.
( Should be read DAILY by all Interested ,
as changes may occur at any time. )
Foreign malls for the week ending Ma
"
7. 18SS , will close ( PROMPTLY In all casts"
at the General Postofflce as follows ; .PAR
CELS POST MAILS clos ; one hour earlle :
than cloclnc time thown belost :
TrAtl Btle Mali * .
TUESDAY At 7 . m. for EUROPE ( ex.
cept Spain ) , per f. t. Havel , ria. Plymouth
Cherbourg ; and Bremen ( letters for Ire
land must be directed "per Havel" ) .
\VKDNESDAY-At 9 . m. ( supplemtotary
10:10 a. in. ) for EUROPB ( except Spain ) .
per a , . Teutonic , via Queerutt wn ; at 10
a. m , for EUUOPK ( except Bpaln ) , per s.
. Berlin , via Southampton- ( letter * juust
b directed "per Berlin ) .
SATUUDAY-At 7 . BX. lor FRANCE.
POST T : xomcE.
( C.mtlnuej )
ITALY. TURKEY ,
and BRITISH INDIA , per s. .
Ixi IJourKotme , fQ J4avre ( letter * for other
jiart * of Ku rope ( except Spain ) must ba
directed "per I-nllUmitjosne" ) ; nt S a. m.
for NETHERLANDS direct , per t. *
Werkendam. vl-it tterdam ( letters must
be directed "per Werkendam" ) : nt S a. m.
for ITALY , peflfl Fuldala Nap'.rs
( letters must be directed "per Futoi" ) :
nt II a. m. ( supplementary 1IJO p. m. ) for
EUROPE , per s. a , Lucanla , via Queens-
town. nn
After the ilfuinc of the uppltmentary trar > r-
atlantlr malts nam 'abote , additional surj- !
raenttry malls at , . yned on the plera of the
American. Knicllsh , French and German rtean-
era and remain open until within Un roliiut
of the hour ot aalllnc ot steamc- .
Malln for Sonth nnd Centrnl ArnerlcHi
* > Vmt Indira , Etc.
MONDAY At U m. ( supplementary 1 p.
in. ) for CENTRAL AMERICA ( except
Cota RIcM ) and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS. pr * . s. Advance , vln Colon ( let
ters for Guatemala must be directed "per
Advance" ) ; at * J p. m. for REL1ZE ,
PUERTO CORTEX and GUATEMALA ,
per steamer from New Orleans.
TUESDAY At 1 p. m. for INAGUA and
HATTI , per B. s. Siglnaw ; at * , p. m. for
COSTA RICA. > er steamer from New
Orleans ; ot S-JO p. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND per steamer from North Sydney.
WEDNE3DAY- 1 a. m. for JAMAICA ,
per steamer from Philadelphia.
THURSDAY At 10:30 : a. m. for PORT AU
PRINCE , AUX-CAYKS nnd J ACM EL.
per s. s. I'rin * Wlllfm IV ( letters for
A'enezucla. Curacao , Trinidad , Urltlsh and
Dutch Oulana must be directed "per Prlns
Wlllem IV ) : nt 11 a. m. for 1IRAZ1L and
LA PLATA COUNTRIES , per B. s. Galileo ,
via PcmimbucJ. H.ihla and Rio Janeiro
( letters for North Brazil must be directed
"per GaJIleo" ) ; at 1 p. m. ( supplementary
1VW p. m. ) for 1JERMUDA , per s. .
Orinoco ; at 1 p. m. for NASSAU. N. P. .
also CAMPBOHE , CHIAPAS. TABASCO
and YUCATAN , per s. s. Alhls ( letter *
for other parts of Mexico must be directed
"per AHils" ) ; at 1 p. m. ( supplementary
1W p. m. ) for VENEZUELA and CURA
CAO , per s. s. Codardene ( letters for Co
lombia , via Curacao , must be directed
"per Cednrdene" ) .
FRIDAY At 10 a. m. ( supplementary 10:30
a. m. ) for GONAIVES and ST. AlARC.
per s. s. A Dumols.
SATURDAY At J.:30 a. m. for NEW
FOUNDLAND , per p s. Turanian from
Philadelphia ; at 9:3) a. m. ( supplementary
10 a. m. ) for ST THOMAS. ST. CROIX ,
LEEWARD and WINDWARD ISLANDS.
per a. s. Madlana ( letters for Grenada.
Trindail ! and TobaRO must be directed
"per Madonna" ) ; at 10 a. m. ( supplemen
tary JD.SO a. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTHA-
GENA , per s. s. Adlrondick ( Tetter * , for
C sta Rica must be directed "per Adiron
dack" ) ; at S:30 : p. m. for NEWFOUND
LAND , per steamer from North Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland. br"rall to Halifax anil
thono - bv sf mer. cl * t this o.llcs ilal'.v r.t
8:35 : p. m Malls tor Mlqueitn. by rail to Bi -
ton and thcnc * by steaturr cio e at th's ottl * ?
< l lljat : S9 p. m. Mans for Mexlro
City , overland. unlcM sr > ecLilnti'f'wl ! nt
dispatch by sreamer. clO" nt this rfflce da'lr
nt J:30 a. m. cnc ! SJS p m * * R sist < Ted mall
closes at CW : p , m. prelous d y.
Trnnn-Pncltlc Mnlln.
lalU for China and Japan ( specially adore -
ore sed only ) , per s. s. Empress of China
( from Vancouver ) close hero dally up to
May " 2 at C:50 : p. , m. Mails for China ,
Japan and Hawaii , p-r s. s. Gaelic ( from
San Francisco ) , clos here dally up to
May 4 at C : p. tru , Malli for China and
Japan , per s. 5. Columbia ( from Tacoaia ) ,
co e here daily , up tj May "S at C:30 : p m.
i
Malls for AustraliaTexcept [ those for West
Australia , whWh . are forwardtMl via
Europe ) , New Ecaland , Hawaii , FIJI and
Samonn Islands. j > oc s. s. Maripjsa ( from
San Francisco ) , close here dally up to
May ! ' nt 7 am. . . 31 a. m. ami C:3) : p. m.
( or on arrival at New York of s. s. Cam ,
pania with UrUI h malU for Australia ) .
Molls for the Society Islands , per ship
Galilee ( from San Francisco ) , close here
daily tip ta May 23 at G:1 * ) p. m. MH'.s for
Havvall , ptr ? . s. .Zealandia ( from San
Francisco ) , close here daily up to May M
at C:30 p. m. MalK for Australia ( except
, stir.mu'trall1 New Zealand. Hawaii
and FIJI Islands.'per s , a. Aoransi ( from
Jancouver ) , closa here cHily after May
12 and up to May X at CJO p. m.
Traastclllc n-jiis ! at * i-r.ja.-n ( iurt ot Ball-
rtr s -
rangijt oil lae jiresamjuiuii of their uninter
rupted o\erland transit , "flegistercd m1 1
closet at t. iu m. previous day.
CORNRLIU ? T. . , . . . . ; , . , .
'ostofllce. New York , N. Y. , April , UK.
RAILHOAHS.
CHICAGO. nURUNQTON t.
Burlington Qulncy Railroad "The Burl-
Incton Rout * " Ticket Offlce.
IHi : Farnem Street. Telephone
Route 0. Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone 118.
118.Arrive.
Arrive.
\eitnued ! Ex. pm 8:10 am
Express . . . . > . . CIS am :15 pm
_ & St. Louis Ex JW pm 1:10 am
Pacific Junction Local. . * ! ! : am S : pm
Fast Mall 1 0 pm
Chicago Special Urtiam 11-JO pm
Dally. Dally except Suneay.
BURLINGTON & MISSOURI
Rl\er Railroad "The Bur-
Burlington ItnRtDn Route" General Of-
Oces N.V. . Comer Tenth end
FanMm Streets. Ticket Of-
Route ftcr. 1501 Farnam Street. Tele
phone SO. Depot. Tenth and
Mason Streets. Telephone lS.
Leave. Arrive- .
Lincoln. Hatlncs nj
McCook . 8S3 am
Lincoln. Dtm er. Colu-
rado. Utah. California ,
niack Hills .Montana.
and Pucet Sound . * tK pm 4:05 rra
Lincoln Local . 7:00 pm * 7:40 rm
Lincoln Fast Mall . I5 : pm * * 11 : am
Detner. Colorado , Utah ,
California and Pucet
Sound . * llSpm
KANSAS CITT. ST. JOSEPH
Burlington & Council Bluffs Railroad
"TSe. Burlington Iloute"
n " : Ticket Offlc * . 1MJ Farnam
HPIITD Strett. Telephone SSO. Depot ,
IIUUlu Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone 118.
L a\e. Arrive.
Kansas City Pay Kx. . * S:05 am 1:43 pm
Kansas City Night Ex. * 10W pm CJ om
Dally.
CHICAGO & NORTHWEST-
era Kallwaj City Ticket Of-
tic * . 1101 Famam Street. Tele
phone in. Depot. Tenth anl
Mason Streets. Telephone is.
. lva\a. Arrive.
Daj .leht Chicago Spe
cial cn am 11:50 pm
Ml ourl Valley. Sioux
City. St. Paul and
Minneapolis , ; . , G0 : am * 10:4 : pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City - . . 7:40 am SKi ; pm
Dennlon. Carroll , Wall
Like , Council niuffs. S:4J am 3 13 am
Hartern Express , Ucs
Molcer , Marshalltovn.
l > dJr nnpirtf , Chlcaco * 10aO amend * 4 : S
Atlantic Fl > er , '
end IJart 4:15 : pm
Fast Mull , Chicago to
Omalia . . . . - . ; . . . . :10 : pmS
lUsoarl Valley. Sioux
Pity. St. Paul. Minne
apolis Limited. . . ? . . 4Si pm S Mam
maia-Chlcmrn Pnerlit.1 : IS pm 8M am
Dally. I llX5 cfpt Sundiy.
. ST. PAUL. MINXE-
. Omaha Rallua >
mral Offices. N'ebrarka Dl-
nttt nUi and Webster
Stnee * * . City Ticket Offlce.
lijn , Krnam Street. Telephene
SCI. Depot. Fifteenth tad Webster Streets. Tele-
phsna UM. ' 1 '
ri Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City AceoramoSa. 1:10 am ito rm
Sioux City Arcommo44. * I M * m SJO : pm
Blair. Umerfon. Bkus
City , J'onca. Harllnc- >
ton & isloomfleia. . . , 1M pm * ' 11:55 am
Sioux City , Mankota.jSt
Paul . . * * * SiK 80
, Minneapolis. , pm : am
Emerson Psss icer _ _ . * 5:10 : pm 8O : am
Dally. ay. | ju-pt uay. Sunday
only. TUli trim stJ : > s at ctstlons Florence
to South Blair. Ir.clortv * , Sun4a > s only ; on wetk
dajs. South Blair
rni ; oNT. ELKHORN AND
MUe > dri Valley Kallway-Gf n.
rrat > < 4 > fflces. United States Na-
HonalHUnk nulldlnr. South-
KKK CSbrner Twelfth and Far-
nam Streets Ticket Offlr * .
1441 I'anum Street. Telephone HI Dejvjt. Fif
teenth and Wehster Streets. Telephone 1418.
" " Arrtre.
Black Hills. Deadwcod
and Hot Sprint * . . . - * IM t > m i 01 pm
Wromlnr. Caster and
Douglis Jrf pm 5:00 : pm
Hastlnes. Vors. Darld
City. Superior. Genet * .
Kitirr and Sevard . . 3M pm S:03 pm
Norfolk. West Point and
Fremont. . . . .A. 15 am * 10S5 am
Lincoln.Valioo ca
Fn-mrat. . . . . . . , . 1O > am * 10 5 am
Frnnont Local ( . . . I'M am
DaUy. Dally escept Sunday. Sunday
only. * Dally except Saturday. Dally
except Uonday.
sioux crrr & PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Oflioe * . Untied
States National Uank Iiu'ld-
Inc. 8. W. Comer Tvelllhanl
Faroam Streets. Ticfctt Offlee.
1KU FarAam Street. Tr'ephon *
Ml. Depot 1Mb and WeUter Sta. TclephCns 1CI.
Leave. Arrlte
ElMis Cltr. llankata ,
St. Paul. VlcMDolt * . iit POT I JO am
Dally.
SOUTH OMAHA NEWS.
V.'llii six nillee of pared streets here the
cttr has nert-r used any machinery to Veep
these thoroughfares clcin and the pave-
men' * , are nearly always dirty. When any
clrartlp- done the work Is performed by
the nre department or a small gang of la
borers under the direction of Slreet Com
missioner Ross. On Twenty-fourth street' '
ricro la a mile of asphalt pavement which )
U not cleaned from one end to the other
ottener than once a jetr. Occasionally the
file department will flush Twenty-fourth
street from L to N streets and N street
from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-seventh
street This flushing seems towork all right
on Twentr-fourth street where the asphalt
Is laid , but It is ruining tie brick pave
ment on N street. It has been suggested
by some of the city officials that a street
swcrrer be purchased in order that the
paved streets may be kept clean at a small
expense. It Is stated that with a sweeper ,
a couple ot teams and a few laborers , all
of the pared streets could be swept every
nl = h ; and thus keep the streets In a pre
sentable condition at a good deal Its * ex-
rer-so than under the present lo'.se system.
The officials toy that with the exposition
coming on something ought to be done lo
present the city in its best form when so
many vlsl.crs will be here and the question
of securing oome means of sweeping the.
streets nightly will most likely be consld- I
cred before long. With a saloon occupation
tax cf JM > 0 there would be plenty of money
en hand after pajlng the rstimiU'J o\er-
laps in the fire and police departments with
which to purchase a street swetper. It ti
claimed that a sweeper would last for years
ulth ordinary care and that the slreels
could then be kept clean all cl the time
at a com apitlvely small cost.
Cn account of the number of mllea of
unpavcd streets ll lakes about all of the
money appsrlioaed lo the ilreet repair fund
lo nil wcshcuts , lay necessary crosswalks.
etc. . so that there Is very Illtle lett to pay
for removlns dirt from the paved streets.
Connrll .tlvrtlni ; Toiiltthl.
Tonight th s city council will meet In regu
lar monthly se lon and it is expected that
oome action In regard to the liquor license
matter will be taken. It U not thought that
Major Ecror will sign both of the ordlnsocea
laiued t the session Friday night , but
which ordinance will be sUne-J IB-a question.
The mayor declines to be Interviewed al
though he docs say thai he Ihlnks the siloonn
ought lo be wlllhag lo pay a fair occupallKi
tax. Should Ihe licence be Pilsed lo J1.030
the enllre sum would go lo-theochoal diatricl
oad the Slosum law would Ihcn be enforced.
All liquor dealers would be compelled to clcae
their places al a certain hour each nlghl and
remain closed all c-ay SunCuy. With a $500
license and an occupation lax Ihere woulJ
be no excuse for holding Ihc saloon to strict
account and the Saniuy closing law would
hardly bo enforced beyond Ihe closing of Ihe
front doors of the saloons. No money was
accepted Saturday Iiom the tuloan keepers
by Ihe city treasurer , so that all iloons open
yesterday were selling without a llcccee and
\lc-laUon of law. U 1s thought that piy-
mej.s for HceriXa will be made today ul-
Ihcugh it Ls pos.lble that Ihe breweries miy
hold off unlll after lae meeting of Ihe council
tonight. These who pay today will be com
pelled to deposit Jl.&OO for each saloon and
In case ihe council decides lo reduce the tax
money if raid t-ader protest will be re
funded.
Up to the present time seventy-flve saloon
keepers have made application for license and
advertised accordtag to law. Unleiu the li
cense is reduced to the old figure It is
thoaght thui nol over sixty ealoons will take
cut a
A. 1) . T. Olllcc
The main offlcs of the American District
Tolegnir'j was moved yesterday into new
quatlcrs In the Schlltz building. Twenty-
seventh and Q streets. This location will ,
It Is claimed , be much better for the hand-
line of the packing house , fire alarm nnd
watchman senlce. A branch cfflce of the
company will be established 2521 N street
where messengers will be kepi day and
niit. ! There will be a Western Union wire
at Ihls branch offlce also. B. R. Haw ley
has resigned a.o manager and Thomas Bay-
I'JES has teen promoted to the position of
manner of the main offlce. Mr. Hawlcy
will have charge of the N street branch
office in connection with other business.
Hoard of Ktlurntlon.
The regular mcathly meeting of the Board
of Education -will be held tonight. W. B.
Cheek , who was appointed lest summer to
fill the vacancy caused by ihe resignation of
A. L. Bergquist will retire and Henry'Michel
will irjcceed him. Mr. Michel was elected
last month for the term of one year to fill
the vacancy. Quite an amount of routine buo-
Ineca is to be tricoacted. The terms of
Messrs. Tulbot , Shrherand Dabrock will not
expire until ihe end of June and their suc
cessors will be UVOTD. in at the first regular
meeting In July.
In connection with school matters there In
ilAILItOADS.
'eax'-
" - Arrive
"The Overland Limited"
for Den * r , Salt Lake
The western points . S:50 am 4 : < ipra
Colorado SpecUI.
for Denxer and all
Colorado poJnta . . . . . . . * nnm
Past mall train for
Salt Lake. Paclno
coast and all western
, . . pm
Lincoln. Heatrlce and
Stromsburg Eir > ress . .
Fremont. Colmubus-
Norfolk. Grand Is
land and Kearney 4:35
Grand island _ Kxpre 5 0
iso
Dally. * Doll. > except Sunday ! :
_ Spjth Omrhn Loral Pas. Leaevs. fU : a m-
13 S-'fl11 ' 9:15- : r- m' ' 5 ° ' ° p' m' * T * . 19:15 : al
Council hlufTs Locai-o nes ,
1' * " > 1-s " m ' fk : * * ' m- : '
9:05 . m.j'io.i ' ' " ' r
: p. ; p. ni.
P2SI
Telephone , US.
St. Louis Cannon nail
nxprcfs
Kansaa City &
I ) cal .
Tallr.
" Lave-
Kansas" and " - -
Llm'ted . . .
Kansas City aol St. pm
I ouls Kxpress * 9SO
Nebraska Local pm . 8:0) : . am
101 nm t. o.ir
Dally. * Da-ly exeept SunS"y. ' " ' * m
-
Office. 1411 Farnam Street. Tel * .
hone . Drjxit. Tenth snd
Mason Streets , Telephone IIS.
L av . Arrive.
Bt Louis "Canon Hall"
IM pm
CHICAGO. 1IILWAUKRB & ST
Paul Italltray C.tr Ticket Of
flc * . IS04 Farnam Street. Tele
phone * SI. Depot. Tenth aud
Uason Strffts. Tdephon * 11.
Leave. Arrhe.
Chlcaco Limited Ex. . . . BIS : pm COS am
Omaha and Cb'caso Ex. 11:0) am l.M pm
Dally.
CHICAGO. HOCK IRL.1ND * .
Pacific Railroad 4Tn Grea
nock Island Houte" City
Ticket office. 1 Fainam
Street. Telephone 4 . Depot ,
Tenth acd Mason Streets.
Telephone O.
Leave. Arrive.
Paul
l:45pm :
Lincoln. Colorado
IHiUjlo. prater and
w t 4 5 pa
Chlcaco. Dei Koines Jc
Rock Island 7:90 : pm : U am
Atlantic Kxpre * ' . ' for
Llea Uolnes and east-
rrn painU M 7 0 am
Colorado Flyer TM pm
Daily. Da'l
a. lively flcht on tn rcparJ to the flection ot
a nperlntcndcot ot Inetmctlon , It appears
that the present board proposes to elect Prot ,
Munro for another term ot yrar * und this
< be > members who arc to take their frits on
July 1 declare Is Illegal. The me'mbe : * elect
are ) knonn to be opposed to the reelection ot
Prot. Munro ana they hold that the
tlmo for the election ot a ettperln-
tendont and teachers U at th < com-
mcncprrtrnt ot the pchool year Inotcad ot at
the clos * of It. U ki understood that the old
board considers that U his the right to maXe
contractn with toachero tor the coming ochool
year which will commenc * In September and
tmlreH prevented by th * court * will cnoat
likely carry out Ita prorant.
The const nt ringing of church bells on
Sundays and neck daja Is celling to be * .
nulnncc.
F. J. Franek of the Second ward has h d
a relarse and Is reported to be In a dan
gerous condition.
A mectlrr of the Sonth Omaha club will
be held today for the purpose ot electing
oScon to serve for one ywr.
Ticro was a fight at Serekc's saloon on
lower , N street } cstrday , but the police
wora unable to locate the disturbers ot the
peace.
The anniversary of the Youns Men's
Christian association was observed at all
of t < he churches yesterday. In the evening
two union meetings were held.
All licenses for dray * . , express wagons ,
etc. . cxnJro today. New licenses will havei
to be obtained at once as tde Inspector has j
orders to arrest all persons doing business
without the necessary license. J
Funeral sen Ices over the remalrs of Ben
. Adams win be held at St , UrlJgct's
churcth's afternoon. Members cf the
loyal Arcinum nlll attend the services In
t'clr after which the remains will be lor-
ardrd to Stuart. U. , for Interment. Her.
alker Oleason will conduct the services at
he church.
M. Mftrcan , Twentieth and S etreets , an
mi-lore of the Cudahy Packlnj ; company.
minus the greater pcrtl-n of his left
reP3n of Its being caught in a sausage
machine. While working rhe machine St-
rdar ilarcan In some way allowed his
> ! and to be drawn Into the cutters and be-
ore the machinery could be stopped he had
est all ot his flngers ,
KOOU IS - SOAItCi : IX .MAMI.A.
BsiurRpnlx AVIII Sec Hint > onr Conies
from I lie Intcrlur.
( Copyright. 1S5S , by the Associated Press )
HONG KONG , Miy L Letter to the In-
urgent Junta here which were smuggled
board the British steamer Memnon at
Iinlla , which arrived here yesterday from
he capital of tie Philippine U'ands. assert
hat the Philippine Insurgents are occapy-
ng all the tills surrounilsg Mauili In a
adlus ot ten to twe-nty miles aniltbg the
rrlval ot the United States fleet unJcr cora-
mani of Coaimodore iDewey , which waa ex-
cctcJ at Manila at any moment when the
lemnon sailr-d. The insurgoito say that if
he United States fleet blockades Manila ,
bor can start e the place Icto submission In
bout two wocks.
Corroboratlon has been received of the
cport that the British trsUJ.nU o ! Maoia !
xpected that the Urltlsh s'oimer Ksmer-
Ua. which went there to tak ? on board the
pecle belonging to banks , would have a lull
irgo of food fctuff. as usual , but this wen
ot the case and much distress Is antlrlpatcd
n consttjuonce , if the io&urgent land block-
, de and the United States sea blockade are
'nforccd. '
According to the Insurgent leaders the
orcca the Philippine ins-irgents propose
\hou the right moment arrival to make a
elnt attack upon the city of Manila , to
mask a strong and determined attack upon
he seaward forts. This plan , however , may
> o upset by the Spanish authorities who are
well aware of the intentions of the tcsur-
gcmts to co-operate with the United States
fleet.
fleet.Little
Little definite Information has been as
certained regarding the whcreabou's of the
Spanish fleet as a whole , but It Is esid by the
cuurgonts that war ships of Spain arc In
ildlag , watching outside the entrance of the
larbor for the coming of the Amerlc-tn slips.
The real danger appeara to be from internal
causes at Manila , where a massicre of the
orelgn population Is apprehended. The Brlt-
sh consul. K. H. Ran-son Walker , has cabled
lere for the dispatch to Manila immediately
of the British firstclass cruiser Edgar to
protect "British Interests there.
An Idea of the tactics adopted by the
Spanish authorities to keep up the courage
of the .fighting forces ot Spain , can be gath
ered from the fact that they have Issued a
placard elating that * Spanish cruise ; on
Monday last engaged and sank two American
war ships. It is asserted that the Spanish
cruiser Casti'.Ia of 3,342 tone displacement
and 4,400 Indicated horsepower , recently
grounded near the entrance of Manila bay
and was afterwards scuttled in shallow
water. It is added that U is the Intention ot
the Spaniards to use her as a stationary bat
tery , although come of Its guns have been
unloaded aud mounted on the fortifications
at the entrance of the harbor , where other
guns oleo have been mounted recently.
It is believed here that Commodore Dewey
has arranged with the Philippine Insurgents
to wlze a harbor near Manila , to be used as
a base ot operations for the prolonged siege
ot iManlla , which Is anticipated unless the
American commander induces the Spanish
flest to ccme out and accept a general engage ,
meut.
MADRID. May L A dispatch from Manila
to the Literal this afternoon saya : The
United States fleet arrived in sight of Sublc
at 4 o'clock yesterday. It adds that Com
modore Dewey sent scouting vessels to ex-
amlno those waters for the enemy and Im
mediately sailed In the direction of Manila.
The dispatch to the Liberal adds that the
Spanish fleet h < is left Subic bay , but no time
for Us departure is given. Continuing , the
Manila dispatch sajs the Spanish land forccn
are watching the coast to prevent a landing ,
which , according to the correspondent , would
bo a difficult operation. .
SHANGHAI.May 1. Dispatches received
from Manila by the Shanghai Gazette
the capital of the Philippine tslaado U short
of food and ammunition , and that the con
ditions prevailing have been made worse by
the flocking Into Manila o ! the Spaniard1 *
from the provinces. H Is added that the
natives are already lootfag rod killing In
the provinces , Spanltd women ar > 3 children j
being Included in the victims , It Is further j
asserted that the priests are the special
objects of the natives' \engeancs. about a
dozen priests having beta killed durlag the
last week.
Famine prices for food are tali to prevail
at Manila , anl. It Is asserted , the Spanish
authorities are maintaining order with dlfll-
cullles. The people are burying their valu-1
ablcs to prevent their seizure by the In-
surgenla or Americans. The military au
thorities are cadeavortag to put a bold front
on the tltuatlon , but the Manila correspond
ent of the Shanghai Gazette asserts it I )
considered certain that the insurgents will
sack the city whfn the United States fleet
appears , not discriminating between Spani
ard. * , and other foreigners.
LONDON , May 1. The Evening News pub
lishes a dispatch from Hong Kong saying
the Spanish squadron la cruising along tbn
Luzon coast , us lag Sable's port as a base.
The dlfpattti adds that It Is e\ Ideal Admiral
Montejo , tbo Spanish commander , Intends
to play hide and sk until the United
Stateu fleet draws the flreot the batteries
at Corrisrdo and Hulocabllla , two Islands
guarding the entrance of Manila bay , cod
then sweep doan upon the Americans , bop-
ing to find them 4n difficulties. It is cold
that the Insurgent leaders have submitted
to Commodore Dewey a scheme for Philip
pine Inflepcodense empractag free trade.
Muriel a Ciood Taint < o Land.
WASHINGTON. May 1. Gcnedal Fltz-
hugh Lee today , in cpeaVing of the reported
bombardment of iariel , * ald that this city ,
which Is thirty-five miles west of Havana ,
was one of the most advantageous points on
the IriandB for the landing ot a large body
of troops.
From Marlel there ls a > ery fine road all
the way to Havana and for other strategic
reasons It waa a very desirable port for the
United States to capture. He bad DO ltno J-
edge , however , of the purpose of the govern ,
meat with respect to It ,
A Httl * boy asked for * bottle at "get up
In the mwnlng as fast as you can , " the
druulit recognized household name for
"D XVUt's Little Early RUers. " arid C T
him r. bottU ot those famous llttlo pills for
constipation , sick headache , liver and stomach
ach trouble * .
MILITARY MATTERS i
The > rc > tlrpmeot of General Samuel T. Cueh.
\DK \ traasfera from the active list ot too arrajr
cu offlrer of dUtlncuUhed nrrrlcc end rpltn-
dld record. It is rtatrJ that h's ' rtiort aJmln-
Utratlan as commlsjitrjr general of eulubtntco
WAS UrtlntalnoJ dcaplto frrcat pbjslcal dla *
advantages. Gfarral Cuehlng suceeJeJ Gen *
rral Dell as hcxij of U.U department In J nu
ary last.
Colon 1 W. It. Naoh , who has been ad
vanced to the head ot the ? sutwlitence de-
partmeat on ac-count ot itie retirement of
General Cashing , Is an offlccr ot eipcrlenca
and oerred through the war la the corntnlsary
and tubaUtttice departments.
Gcnmal BrecVlnrldge. lnpector general of
tlio army , hss prepare J a I Lit ot arttclre of
tooj to bo osrricsl by th tuhslstenc * do-pftrt-
ment for oile. to crncero and men of ( be
volunteer forcen. llorrtotoretuilt vuppllM
hito been curried by utlera and cam ? fol
lowers , nho charged ccioanoui prices for ar
ticles erw-lderod luxuries. Under the prcw-
cot crranRrtnent the ecods , which will In
clude tobacco , will be furnished at tbn con
tract price.
The following rnllsltvl men who hive
paeuod examinations for promotion * . lia\o
been | certified to the presldrat for nomina
tions | to the Rrade ot second lieutenant * Str-
Keant ( S. G. Ncslal , Company E. Seeoni In-
fiintry j : ScTBtant J. D. Uradley , Company D ,
Twelfth Infantry : Sergeant C'jarlca S. Lia-
coin. Company IJ , ScccoJ Infantry. Nro'al
nlll be assigned to the artillery , wtillo tbo
ottiera nlll go to the Infantry.
Major James Stnno. Third lnf ntry. lj now
acting Inspector gcneal ot the DcrMrtmrnt
of the MI6Ouri.
Ilrlgidler General Henry C. Merrlman now
comtnanra the Department of California and
the Department ot the Columbia.
! ? v wargeoa general of the army has re
celved ovtr "W appllcitlons for volunteer
service In the meJIcal corp ot the army.
The Alabama Mil te launched Rt PhlU-
delphli In about & month. Senator Morgan's
daughter has been Invited to chrlstra the
ehlp.
ehlp.Major
Major Koerper , formerly eurgcoa ot the
Tn caty-'vcond Infxntr } . is now acting a
chief surgeon of the Department of the Mis
souri.
The heavy army wagons In geacral use
cannot be usei In Cuba , and Gtacral Alser.
secretary of war. will order 1,000 pack mulra
purchased.
Additional Second Lieutenant ndgar T.
Collins ct the HlghKi infantry hts beta pro-
motel to Second Lieutenant of the Twenty-
third SaMntry.
A rtilp for distilling SM water has bctol
er-zred by the Navy department and -will
be equipped tilth evaporating apparatus < ind
tanks at the Norfolk navy yard.
General Grecly of the nlgnal corr has
purchased steel tubes capable of vtltfcisttnd-
ing high preesure to te u eJ in otorlng com-
prr&se-d gas for military balloons.
On account of the call for volunteer * , Pay
master General SUntca says that the pay
corps will have to be Increased by the addi
tion o ! at lost fifty paymasters.
Sergeant Jacob T. Pugh , company D. First
Infantry , on furloush , was ntnt from Omaha
to New Orleans to Join hla regiment Inn * ,
weak. He reported at department bead-
quarters without funds.
Captain Slgsbee of the Maine has pre
sented to the Navy department a claim for
$2,1S1.C8. This claim will be nettled by tha
government in tUe same manner as other
claims of the earne nature.
Lieutenant Chandler of the Sixteenth In
fantry has b o aoslgncd the commend of
-volunteer force of the state of Arkatms.
The assignment v.as made at the request
ot the governor of the elate.
Tie papers of Baltimore. Md. , have brn
poking fun at ten young men of that city
who resigned from the aaval militia when
they found that they were likely to be or
dered south far active c.nlce.
According to orders recently Issue ! from
the War dep-irtment the equipment of each
battery of light artillery will Include olx
piras , six caissons , one combined forge and
battery wagon and 100 horsre.
Tde sum of J15.000 has been allotted the
signal corps for balloon supplies. It is pro
posed to purchase one or two additional bal
loons foe military purpc&cs. ES 4 part of the
signal corps equipment with the army la
Cuba.
Considerable difficulty Is bc-lng expsrltwcel
In securing sufficient tent'Jge for the army.
Manufacturers of duck Increa d their cup-
ply In anticipation ot the purchase ot ma
terial by the army , but It .ieraa that ta
supply is unequal to the demand.
Private William Anthony of the marine
corps ha been appointed a ssrBemnt for
courage and fidelity to duty at the time of
the blowing tip of the Maine In Havana
barbor. The promotion was made at the
recommendation ot Captain Sigsbee.
Surgeon General Stenberg of the army has
arranged for the establlabmcat of a bcspltal
at Key West to accommodate 300 beds. Hos
pital ehipa with ample accommodations will
accompany the fleet and the -wounded will
b brought to Key Wcet as soon as rrcctl-
cablc.
Fal > ulon IVcnltli.
The "Incalculable mineral wealth" of
newly found mining regions largely run by
tjndlcatfs and promoted by transportation
companies Is in too many Instances really a ,
fable. The products of inJustry In legitimate
fields of enterprise nearer home are far
surer and promise more stable rewards. No
one will go unrewarded in the matter ot
Improved health who use regularly Hos
tellers Stomach Eltteis f r mala Ii , dy < pep-
sla , constipation , bllbusLers. etc.
I'KXSIONS FOR Wi:3Ti : X VETKKAXS.
Survivor * of I-n cVnr CtrntrmlierrcL
liv ln"tirr l flo - rn
WASHING-TON , May 1. ( Special. )
Pcn&lons have been issued aj follows :
Issue ( .if April 20 :
Nebraska : Original Peter Ualh. Grand
Tsland , J8 ; George H. Welch , Utlca. W. Ad
ditional James McPb.ers.on. Geneva , f ? to
JS. Increase Norman E. Gibson , Junlala ,
J12 to J16 ; Brice H. France , Cowlts. K to
JS ; Shedrlck C. Iiurlli > iz.imr > . S'ward , JG to
JS. Kelssue George D. Carrlnglon , Auburn ,
J12.
J12.Iowa
Iowa : Orlfrinal Denson 1 * . Chandler ,
Gravity , W ; Isaac I' . Toter , New Sharon ,
J10 ; Georce W. Davis. Clinton. $ G ; Jamea
Camp , GreeJey , JS. Increase Christopher
C. Hare ! " . Ofcceola. J1S to IH : William T.
Tebbs. Ottumwa. fc > lo 110 ; Marvin HustcJ ,
Conflilrace. { 14 to flT.
Wyomlnc : Original-Alfred B. nilldreth ,
Kawllns. flO. Original widow , etc. S4Ily
M. Cobb. Cheyenne. JS.
Colorado ; Original Henry C. Keycs ,
Denver. K. Ittstora tlon Nicholas P. Hax-
lon , Horace , K.
South Dakota : Restoration and Inc pass
Parlsa A. Thompson ( dead ) , Buffalo Gap ,
JS to $12. Original widow , etc. Lfanora A.
Thompson , Buffalo Gap , K.
Montana : Original-John Q. Poner ,
Buttc. tS.
A Mop of Cubn ( or Ten Cent * .
The Bee U giving Its eubscrlbero a chance
to kt-ep posted on the movements of troop *
and cruisers by mtaos of Its combination
map. The map of Cuba shows all thn towns ,
railroad J and divisions , wM ) from the ; >
ot the West Indies and map of the world
> ou ctn loMto Just wbere tbe-uar ships ara
at any time and hovr tar they are train dif
ferent ports. Cut out a Bee coupon , page 2 ,
and briag it to The Boo offlce. Ornaba , South
Omaha or Council Bluffs. By mall , enclosa
a coupon and 14 cents * and addreaa Cuban
Map Department.
Saw .No Wmr Slilpa.
NEW TOUK. May l.-The Ftfnch line
Eteamer La Bourgogne , which arrived thl
morrring from Havre , brought 437.000 franc *
In opocie. During the voyage not a sing' *
ve fl o"f " "warlike appearance was sUjhttd.
On April 3 4 eiceruge pafmenxer named
ODTTRC Wander was missed and hoIs sup-
ipopd to have' jumped overboard d urine the
early morning hours. He IAUS 37 y < ar of
age and a native of Alwcr. Amjnif La
lijurtrocne's salon pasuengers was Major
A. C. Glrard. U. g. A.
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TO CUIIB COLD IX O.\B DAY
Take Lautlve Brome Qulolne Tablets. Alt
refund the raoocr If It fails to cur * .
2Sc. The genuine has L. B. Q. on ach Ubltl ,