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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1899)
THE OMAHA TArTj\r ) BEE : THTTHSDAT , TTEBttTTAUT 0 , 1800 , SPECIALJTK AtlvcrtlNFinrntii for ( lip o minimi * xvlll li ( ? litUrn ttntll 12 ni. for the Mcnlnif Million. nnd until MCK ) 1 > . ni. for morning ; nncl Nmiilnr ctlHIonn. Union 1 J-- n tvnr < l llm < InKcrtlnti ) So it Mtiril ttiorinftcr. 7 ( ithln Inkon ftir lr fhnn a.'c for tlir flrftt limer- ilnn , 'I'hPNC ! nil rrtUrmcntn iiiimt bo TIIn 4 * n < ir < Milvi < ly. A lv 'r < l crii , \ > y rr-qupNtltiK n nmii- lii rrtl eliPcU , u n linvc nnn vrrn ml- IroHnril ( o it nmnlifirpil teller In cure of Tin.1 lli-o. Atimvrr * no nildrpNiieil it 111 IIP delivered on itrmctilntloii of tlio cliouU only. SITTATIOXSwytnu. . WANTED , situation by experienced lady Btonograplier. beat reforcnces. N 15. Bee. A-MWJ1 11 * WAXTHU-JIAMJ IIISLI * . WANTED , we hnvo stonily work for n few good hustlers of Rood habits nml nppear- nnoc. C. V. Adams Co. , IfilJ Howard St. U 222 TAILORS , attend Dyhr'si cutting scliool. SIR So. 13th St. B-223 \\'ANTKl > | nll who Intend to lenrn the burlier trade to correspond with us ; wo have an eye-opener for you ; write for free ( .ntnlngup & particulars. St. Louts Harbor Collfgo of Omulm , cor. Dodge & 14th sts. 11-371 F9 WANTED , organizers for ono of the best fr.atenwl orders In existence ; none bJt moil who can produce results nnd cnn glvo the best of reference need apply. Addrcas L 2ft , I5eo. B-M400 Fll { SOLICITORS for fraternal society ; better contracts to agents than others cnn plve. L B , Dee. B-720 F19 ZIRIOHT , active mon , used to good pay , to sell fine sals of books on Installment. W. A. lllxenb.iiiRh & Co. , room 14. Ware blk. B-M9S7-F27 &ALESMHN for cigars , $125 month nnd ox- POIIHCH ; old firm ; experience unnecessary ; inducement ! * to ciiRtomcrs. C. C. Bishop & Co. , 81. Louts , Mo. B-M216 SALESMEN wanted to net permanently HcllliiK early varieties of fruit trees : write for full particulars ; wanes paid weekly. .Address the Western Nursery Co. , Law rence. Kan. B-M335 13 * JIOO.M WILL start you In business good for 12.000.00 th llrst year ; in In Iowa and 7 In Xobraska arc earning It now. For proof o' tills write or call. Neb. Oxydonor & 3'annxora Co. , 412 Board of Trade Bldg. , Onniha , Neb. B M9C2 10 SALESMEN to sell specialties : flna . ldo lines : J5 a day ; used by all mer chants. Model Mfff. Co. , box B , South Bend. Ind. B M403 MS' WANTED , men In your vicinity to come and learn barber trade ; we furnish posi tions In ynlir town -when competent ; $15.00 weekly , or locations to do business on our capital ; busy season this spring ; two months completes ; write today. Moler Unrbcr School , Chicago. I ) MI90 fl * " \VANTED , llrst class clothing salesmen for Nebraska , Iowa , Missouri and -Kansas ; must have good trade ; will pay first class salary to good men ; references required. Address H.'Conn & Son , 1D6-8 Jlnrkot St. , Chicago. B 115 11 * GOVERNMENT positions. Don't prepare for any civil service examination without seeing our Illustrated catalogue of Information mation ; sent free. Columbian Correspond ence College , Washington. D. C. B M442 9 * FINE modern residence property In city Omaha to exchange for general merchan dise. J. 11. , box 475 , Omaha. B M529 9 * SALESMEN wanted , J1X ( > to $150 month. Call Room 77 , Windsor hotel , after 5 o'clock. B 33G 8 * CALUMET Baking Powder slips redeemed by IV. A. Buck. 2510 N St. , South Omaha H--5I1 11 WANTED , young man to do light work for tuition Boyle's school , Bee Bide.HCG4 H-CG4 "WE want at once everywhere , at home or to tnivel. rellablo men to keep our show cards nnd advertising before the public and introduce R now discovery : salary or commission ; Jffi per month and expenses not to exceed J'.SO per day ; apply at once for full particulars Globe Medical Elec tric Co. . Buffalo , N. Y. B M5BS 9 flKSPONSIMLK IlrnVvvants man to superb Intend their business ; one wfth local ex- perlcneo preferred ; some ofllco work : lib eral solarv and oxpensesl Kline. M r. , Box 7S3 , Phlla. . Pa , B JI567 0" WAVPED KEMAI.I3 III3LF. WANTED , good solicitors In every village nnd Kchool district to take orders for The Weekly Bee and Cosmopolitan ; very lib eral commissions ; write for particulars. Tim Weekly Bee , Oinahn. C M820 WANTED , 100 eirls , 1524 Dodge. Tel. 876 ' C M227 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ V'ANTED , cook and laundrass at 2037 Dodge St 6 111 _ WANTED Girl for general housework. 1126 South 31st St. O-513-8 * TALUM ETBnltlnR- Powder slips reJo-'m by W. A. Buck , 2510 N St. . South Oma- . C-542 11 _ _ _ _ ClISJ' f.or Rcnernl housework , small family 2aiG Manderson St. C 665-8' CiOOD girl for general housework. ISOfl C'lilcago. J'C M566 11 _ ; FOIL HUNT IIOUSKS. C RIC-J10l1M ! < ; alindcott"Kes , , , nl1 ° vcr city t > to J.5 , Fidelity , 1st door , N , Y ' Llfc 'D-225 _ _ JIOUHES. Benewa & Co. , IDS N. 15th St ' D 2"JG ALWAYS moving household goods and Pianos. Omaha Von & Storags Co. , 1511U Farnam. Tul. , IKS. D-227 IIOl'SES , wtorcs. Bemls ; Paxton block D-228 _ 7-ROOM house , bath , Jll.OO ' 314 virst Na tlonal Bank bldg. n-2S9 EXCELLENT 7-ropm cottage. SJTl Call- fornlii street : reduced rental to choice D-233 _ _ JlprSES for i-ent ; a Hpeclalty made of looking after properly of non-resl < lenl . J. 11. Hherwood. 12.1 N. Y , Llfo. D 234 L'HOICE 9-r , hr. U-rrace , modern , ea front US So. SSth St. 30 U. S. Nafl. liank Uhlg : D-235 _ _ _ _ SlAGCi A RD'S Van and Storage , 115 N 15th Tol. 1'Oa. ' _ D L'31 HOUSES. Chns , E. Benson , 310 Ramge bldg. D-M461 AH _ EIQH'JMIOOM house : gas , bath , barn. 2023 Reward. F , D. Wead , ICth and Douglas. D-740 _ _ _ JVOUSES for rent In all narts of the city llrenium-Lovo Co. , S19 South 16th St. D-238 _ GOOD barn. 1DOQ Cnss St. D-SG3 * MODERN 8-room callage. Inquire at 2152 8t. Mary's avo. D 517-10 * SEVERAL. Jna. 36 u. B. Nat'i. ' Bk Bidg" D-237 _ S-ROOM furnished house In exchange for board nnd room for two. F. D. Wead. IGth und DoUKlan. D M281 F S I''OR. ' RENT , steam-heated llat in Davldco bldg , . oppesite city hall ; also two olllce rooms In sai.ie building ; can offer Induce- to u physician on these JOHN W. RpiUJlNS. im Farnam St. D-413 _ 9 LARGE furnished room lious ; all modern ronvenlMicoH ; Blso barn. In exchange for room jitul , board ; best residence part of city. AiUlrcjs Jl 6 ? , Uee. D-11525 9 FOR RENT , iilcely furnlthed room at mudcratu price. 2121 Dodge. E 518 12at I'Oll HKVr-KllllMMIISU HOOMS. THREE nice rooms , houscKrtplnK. 1112 So. llth St. E _ i ROOMS. ISM Capitol""ave ! E-M3V4 9 JIOOM8. modern. SJ50 Harney. nnNT rwnsisiiisn ( Continued. ) FURNISHED rooms ; housekeeping ; $6 up. J62J St. Mary's. E-M5I4 H | I FOIl RENT , two furnlflhed rooms , with modern eonvenlftncei , with board. 120 South Seventh street , Council Blunt. E-M657 9 * FURNISHED " * ! with or without board. (3as ( , bath , furnace , hcnt ; terms rcvisonnblo ; tine location : (24 South 20th st. E 535-S * itno.MS ) AVI > no vim. NICELY furnished room-i. st am heat , free bath , Jl.EO per week and up. Klondike hotel , 16th and Webnt r Sts , F-241 BOARD and room , JI.M up ; steam heat , Prague Hotel. 13th and Williams.F F 212 " UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport. F-M6M THE CAPITOL. 1722 Capitol Avenue. F-JI705 F1S Glencntrn , rates J1.2G to M.50. 1C09 Douglas. F-M724 _ A VKRY deslrablo front room with al cove , 2nd floor. Hot water , heat , 212 S. Seth St. F-218 _ TUB BACHELORS. 2014 Farnam St. . a large double room , suitable for man and F M375 3 TWO nlco rooms well furnished nnd heated ; alcove ; flrst-claB.9 hoard. 2305 Douglas. F-4M3S6 10 * _ ELEGANT steam heated rooms ; line table board. 1909 Capitol avenue. F 535 13 * FOR llF.NT-tlNFUllMSIinn HOOMS. FOR gentleman , walking distance , near Farnam car , modern , I 38 , Bee. O-24J FOR REST STORES AND OFFICES. 3-STORY and basement brick store buildIng - Ing , 1006 Farnam , 22x100. Inquire 314 First National Bank Building. 1-244 GOOD DESK room for real estate or com mercial man with me. Frank Crawford , 1503 Farnam , I M4S4 11 * AGENTS WANTED. M'DONALD'S extracts give satisfaction ; agents wanted In country towns. 2418 N. 17th St. , Omaha. J 5IS33 F2l PROFITABLE work offered agents In every town to secure subscriptions to the I-aflles' Hnmo Journal and the Saturday Evening Post. Good pay for good work. We want ogcnts to work thoroughly and with business system to cover each sec tion with our Illustrated llttlo booklets and other advertisingmatter. . How well some of our agents have succeeded Is told In a little booklet we would like to send you portraits of some of our best aecnte , wltn the story of how they made It pay. The Curtis Publishing Co. . Phllu- delnhla. Pa. J MSS6 A1S * WANTED Five good solicitors for accident Insurance : special inducements. Address M 50. Bee. J 323 STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. , 908- 910 Jones , general storage nnd forwarding -245 OM. Van & Storage , 1511 % Farnam. Tel. 16Ti9 246 A. IJEARDSLEY will store goods 1111 Fnr- nam. M M4S7 F13 WANTED TO BUY. IF YOU are In need of anything- try the 'Want Columns of The Bee ; they will bring you what you want. N 8S7 BEOT and cheapest stoves and furniture sold it small profits ; highest prices paid for good goods. D. Brodkey , no S 14th. N-2t7 ANY slzo lots 2d hand furniture ; highest price paid. Transmlsslsalppl store. 16th & Davenport. N M5S7 SECOND hand safe for cash. 114 So. 13th ' N-S72 HIGHEST prices nald for all kinds of household eoods , Lewis. 10-1 S. 14th. N M333F2S SOLDIERS' additional scrip. McLaugh & Swanstron , Duluth , Minnesota. N-M354 11" STAMP collections boug-ht , sold. Mnrt nm > n , 404 N 16th , N 313.14 M3 WANTED to buy , $3,000.00 Omaha Savings Bank accounts for cash. Answer , giving the amount of your account , also the low est price for which It can be bought. Ad dress N 7 , Be ofllce. , N M477 9 ALL kinds of household goods , hotel ? , -etc. , In large or small quantities. Chicago Fur- nlturo Co. , tel , 2020 .140G-S-10 Dodge. N 514 m 6 WANTED To purchase , peed bakery In lively country town : state price and par ticulars. Address N 19. Bee. N 559-9 FOR HALE HORSES , TVAttOXS , ETC. IMPORTED Percheron stallions for sale or will trade for young- draft horses. Ad dress box 247 , Holdrege , Neb.P . P M545 H KOH SAI.K KIIHXITUHB. VISIT our new location , w'e have a com plete stock of second band furniture , stoves , etc. , cheap. J. Lewis. 104 S 14th. O-M331 F2S FOll SALE MISCELLANEOUS. SAWDUST , hardwood , cribbing and hog fence at lowest prices. 901 Douglas St Q-219 HOG , poultry and lawn fences ; all wireIs best. Wire Works. 14th and Harney. Q-251 B. HAAS , Florist , 1813 Vlnton St. , Tel 77G- plants , cut llowcrs , boqu ts , hall resi dence , wedding and grave decorations ; orders by mall or express promptly tilled ' Q-2E2 FOR SALE ten R.I.P.A.N.S for 5 cents , at druggists ; one glvss relief. Q 253 NEW and 2d-hand typewriters sold , rented , repaired : ribbons cheap. Dcright , 1116 K'm Q 140 F12 SHERWIN-Willlams Co. mixed paints Sherman - man & McCunnell Drug Co. , 1513 Dodge St ' Q-250 _ COAL , hand picked Burlington egg , J4.00. 'Phone Harmon & Wceth Co.QM993 Q-M993 F10 SECOND hand safe cheap. Ill So. 13th. Q-S73 1,000.000 BRICK for sale. J. P. Weaver. 6 Pcurl St. , Council Bluffs , Q 861 CHEAP for cash. No , C Remington ; would rent to good party. Address N ; o , Bee ofllce. Q-CGV-ll * AT GREAT sacrifice , flno upright piano ; good us iifiw ; tone excellent. Address N 11 , Bee office. Q 489 M * SECONDHAND sewing machines , J5.00 up , Nb , Cycle Co. , 15th and Harney. ' Q 110 SI4 RESTAURANT outfit for storage charges. Om. Van und Stornir * Co. . 1B11 < . Farnam street. Q 48S 2ND-hand safe cheap. Derlght , 111G Farnam Q-248 MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE to country dealers ; second-hand furniture and stoves sold at lowest prices by carload lots or less , Chicago Furniture Co. . 140C-S-10 Dodge. R-tlo-m 5 CLAIRVOYANTS , MRS , FIUT2. clairvoyant. 817 N. ICth. S-2S5 _ _ _ VIENNA fortune teller , 18 years here , 1411 Howard. S 250 MME. Gylmer , genuine palmist. 1C05 Dodge. S-M3SS A MASSAGE , IIATIIS , MTO , MME AMES , R. 6. 507 S. 13 ; massage baths ; attendant. T M59S F15 MRS. DR. LEON , electric masiugo buth parlors ; restful and curative. 417 S. nth. Upstairs , T MC33 F17 HATIIS , ETC. ( Continued. ) HATH nnd massage , Experlenc d lady Op. orator. 119 N. ICth St. , R , 12 , Sdjlpor. T (18-F26 ( * MAY WILSON massaRe. bnths R. U , 302 N. 16. T-MIOJMI' 31ME. SMITH. Room ITllSVi "N. 18th. T-511 13' I'EIISOXALS. VIAVI Is woman's way to health. 316 Uee Bldg. U-257 _ _ _ UATIIS , mussugc. Mine. Post , 3W4 S. loth , U 25S RUPTURE cured. Empire Rupturu CUM , ! 2 N. Y. Lite building , Omaha ; circulars sent. U-259 LEIBEN , costumer , 1313 Howard ; cata logues sent. U 2GO BOOKBINDING , Burkley Printing Co. U-2SI R1TTLR hospital ; confinement cases taken ; Imhlcs adopted. 2214 Seward , Omaha. Tel , 2233. U-2G2 PRIVATE hospital for ladles before and during conilnt'inent ; babies adopted. 1136 N. 17th , Omaha. U-2&1 DR. ROY , chiropodist ; corns removed , 25c and upwara. Room 12. Frenzer block. U-M32B S5ERKOWSKY. violin teacher. K. 20. 321 3. IStll. U-M377 UNUSUAL opportunity ; Invest $200 , secur ing lunu permanent Income : capital safe , profits sure. II. Grllfln , 1180 Broadway , New York. U-M402 Ml' CALUMET Baking Powder slips redenmed byV. . A. Buck , 2310 N St. , South Omaha. U-643 11 LADIES , Infallible syringe attachment ; II- lustrated and explained , free. Ladles' Ba zar , Kansas City , Mo. U M550 12' LOVE'S Dancing academy , 515 Paxton blk. U 093 F18 SUPERFLUOUS hnlr , wrinkles , motes , warts , freckles , blackheads , pimples re moved forever by electricity ; bust de veloped ; neck , arms , cheeks made plump Mine. Payne's halrdresslug pallors. 2JU1 Leavcnworth , Tel. 1S62. u M5t'9 ' MS MON.EY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. WANTED , choice farm and city loans. R c Potcra & Co. , 1702 Farnam , Bee bldcr.W2gt W-2gt $100,000.00 special fund to loan on tlrst-class improved Omaha property , or for building purposes. Fidelity Trust Company.W265 W-265 5V4 PER CENT money. Bemls , Paxton Blk ' W-2CS Jl.OOO AND upwards to loan on Improved property , W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 132C Farnnm St. W 267 6 PER CENT city and farm loans. Garvln Bros. , 1613 Farnnm St. W 268 $50,000,000 CHEAP money for Irtvestmejif agents wanted. Investors lists for sale. Investors Directory , N. Y. W 2C'J WRITE us If you want a loan on your farm In lown , eastern Nebraska or "Mis souri , it will pay you. Anthony Loan & Trust Co. . 315 N , Y. Life. W 270 $100 AND up. F. D. Wead , 16th and Douglas ' W 271 MONEY to loan on Nebraska nnd Iowa farms ; lowest rates , Brennan-Lova Co 219 S. 16th , Omaha. W 272 MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha real estate. Brennan-Lova Co. , 219 So 16th. W 272 MORTGAGES. Wallace , 213 Brown Block ' W-273 MONEY to loan on farms at lowest rates. Write B. M. Webster & Co. , 943 N. Y. Life. W M995 F2S BIOXDY TO LOAN CIIATTEIS. JIO TO $10.000 TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIA NOS , HORSES. WAGONS , AND CAR RIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS otc. , at lowest rates in ' Omaha , South Omaha and Council Bluffs No removal of srooda ; strictly confidential- you can pay the loan off at any time or In any amounts. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO 306 SOUTH 16TH STREET THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAIl'A. X-293 LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE HOLDING PERMANENT POSITIONS ON THEIR PERSONAL NOTE WITH OUT INDORSEMENT ; LOW RATES- EASY PAYMENTS. ROOM 119. BOARD OF TRADE BLDG. . 16TH AND FAR NAM STS. TEL. 2295. X-296 MONEY loaned on pianos , furnltura , horses cows , jewelry. Duff Green , r. S. Barker blk. X-297 MONEY loaned on pianos , furniture , Jew elry , horses , cowsvotc. C , F. Reed , 319 S 13 ' X-29S DIAMOND loan offlo * . 131(5 ( Douglas ; unre deemed diamonds , watches , etc. sold cheap. X-299 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE holding permanent positions with respon sible concerns upon .their own name , with out security ; easy payments. Tolman , R. 706. N. Y. Life Bldg. X-300 IIDSI.VESS CHANCES. HERD ot 15 head registered Jerseys. Clos- 6Ht living relatives to "Huiro Countess" of World'i Fair famo. for whom owner refused $1,600 ; Hanna's Duke No. 323C5 , only living son of "Hugo Countess , " at head of herd. Also daughter , 2 grand daughters and half ulster of "Huso Counters. " Cash. Would consider good farm In western Iowa or eastern Ne braska. Address owner. L. E. Williams , Glenwood , Iowa. Y M37D FINE stock merchandlKe. wall located hero In the city ; also several general stocks In Iowa , to get a business. Call or write me. Lyman Waterman , 822 N. Y. L. Bldir. Y-oG-1) ) * $3,500 STOCK general merchandise , good shape , lively small town central eastern Nebraska ; butlness paying well and can prove same to buyer ; splendid chance ; seller cannot stand climate. M 02 , lice , Y M3C9 9' AN exceptional opportunity for a druggist with limited means ; Ji.000 will buy the only drug stock In a part of city having over 5,000 population. Address N n , pare Omaha Bee. Y M470 11 * FOR SALE , furniture and lease of the Met ropolitan hot l , 12th and Douglas ; -15 rooms and 50 beds ; the right place for the right man. Y M503 21) LAW and general business ; an elderly gent In n village wishesto retire from the above , For terms apply to F. Brown , Julian , Neb. Y MK1 9 WANTED Capital to place on th * mar ket n flrst-closs marble. Mine opnnen ; this marble lias been pronounced by ex perts to bo nn extra tine article ; no build' Ing In this city has marble that can com pare with It. Slabs direct from mines can IIP nemi at my place , Lyman Water man , 822 New York Life building. Y-561.9 * FOR SALE , good paying livery and feed stable , hotel and liurnoM shop In good eastern Nebraska town. Box 22 , Leigh , Neb. Y-MD73 11 FOR EXCHANGE. FOR EXCHANGE , desirable vacant prop- erty. In good town , for merchandise. Ad dress 8. J. , Bee otflco Council Bluffn iS-MKC ! 10 WILL TRADE new cottagn ( four rooms , lour closets ) In good town southeaHt Ne braska , renting for 1100 a year , for Ilvo or ten-acre lot near Omaha , alont ; the river. J. E. Seeluy. Chester , Thaycr Co. , Kl SC-M572 12 DANCING SCHOOLS. W. E. CHAMBERS , Crelghton Theut. Bldg. Now clasves farming ; private Irtsnna ; coaching ; hull for rent. 291 F28 IMPERIAL Duuclnn School , Win. MathewiT Instiuctor , terms reasonable ; latest dunce * . Imperial Hall , 1313 Howard. 372-F3' THE spring term at Morund'o , 1510 Hurney will begin thin week. New flume for children and adults , 022 K18 LOVE'S Dancing academy. 635 Paxtou blk. ; | latest dance * for ball room or mute , cuko \valk * ; private or ulusu. Write. Kit FIB i KOH fl.VI.E-.HEAL ESTATE , HAVE you some lots to sell ? Now Is the time to dispose of them ; let the people Know that you want to dispose of them , The Boo reaches the people who have the money. RE SC FOR SALE , my homo In West Omaha. Those wishing to purchase will address Henrv D. Estabrook , 813 , 184 Ln Salln St. , Chicago. RE M37S MX FARMS ! FARMS1 ! FARMSlt ! Over 2,500 , acres of Douglas county land foi tmlo cheap. Prices range from $20 pet ncre up. win pny you to Investigate , The Byron Reed Co. , 212 S. 14th St.REM9SJ RE-M9SJ \ \ E HAVE cash cuntomers for genuine real vslnto bnrgnins. Submit propositions to us at once. Fidelity Trust Co. , N. Y. L. Blilfr , RE-M146 F2S BARGAINS In houses , lots , farms ; sale < trade. J. N. Frenzer , opposite old P , O , RE 301 S O UTII OMAHA BARGAINS- Brick block on 24th st , $6,000.00. PS feet , 24th st. , near P O. , $120 per front fool Corner 24th and B sts. , cast front , $1,200.00. Lot 21th and D sts. , ease front , $1.200.00. is acres , oldgant Improvements , between Omaha and South Oinnlm. $1,000.00. 01 Noll's Real Estate Ascncy South Oinnlin Neb. RE M213 LIST your property with us lor sale. We have the customers , The Byron Rood Company , 212 s. 14th Street. RE 570 THIRTY choice , rich , productive forma , large ana small : also ten flno stock ranches , all In northeastern Nebraska , for sain very cheap and on easy terms. Some of these lands can be traded for good general mdse. . dry goods , hardware or furniture. For particulars address1 Geo. W. Hutton. Coleridge , Cedar Co. , Neb. RE-M336 F28 _ HOUSES , lots , farms , lands , loans ; also fire insurance. Bumls , 1'axton Block. RE 302 PECK & CO. . rervl estate agents and dcjilcre ' " city and farm property , rentals , tax * ? , titles. Investments , collections , loans. 101 Bo. 18th. RE-316S5 F1S BARGAINS IN VACA'NT PROPERTY 66 * 42. east , 27th and Chicago. $1.200. gxHO , Dodge , between 26th and 27th , $650.00 , Fine residence lot , near Park Avc. and Leavenworth , $ SOO. Finest residence corner Hanscom Place , paved street , $1,500. Corner lot , Lowe Ave. . east front , $1.000. $ 66x132 , cor. , wholesale dls. , trackage , $13DOO. Acre proi > erty , Inside city Hints , $100. George G. Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Block , RE 519 8 TEN-ROOM , 215-story , slate roof dwelling house at 1S02 Blnncy st. la the finest portion tion of Kountze Place , with steam heat , line reception hall , polished floors , lava tory , laundry , porch around two sides of house , largo rooms , closet In each bed room and two closets off the halt , but ler's pantry , flno lawn and shade trees , 75 feet south front on corner. This Is an elegant home nnd has Just been palnt d outside , oiled Inside and newly decorated upstairs and down ; contract price ot house alone was JS.600 ; lot Is worth $3,000 alone. We will sell the place now for $3,500.00 , one-half cash nnd the balance on long time at C per cent ; excellent oppor tunity to buy a cheap home. For further information call at our new ofllco at 1702 Farnam st. Telephone S9S. R. C. Peters & Co. , exclusive agents. RE M106 FOR South Omaha business and residence property or acre tracts call on George & Company , 160L Farnam st. , Omaha , or new city hall bids : . . South Omaha. RE M491 2S BARGAINS IN FARMS. 160 acres , Douglas Co. , $45 per ncre. SO to 240 acres , near Irvlngton , $ CO per acre. 1,100 acres , 10 miles from Omnhn , well Im proved , well watered , R. R. station on the place , very cheap , $35 per acre. ICO acres. Cuming Co. , all cultivated , $2,000. George G. Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Block , RE-521 S 9-ROOM modern house. Inquire 4032 Izard. RE 303 FOR SAL'E. 100xl30. with 7-room house , SSth and Franklin streets , offered for next thirty days for the low price of $1,500.00 ; south front lot In Baker Place ; fine lot In Selby Heights ; .160 acres farm land , all olenr , at a bargain ; 5-room cottage , North 25th St. , $800.00 ; two 5-room houses , North 21st st. $1,000 ; two 6-room cottages , Maple st. . $800 each : North 27th , six-room house , $900.00 ; E-room cottape , 25th nnd Ohio , $300.00 ; North 26th St. . 5-room cottage , $500.00. There ar v all bargains , and they will go quick. J. A. Lovgren. 912 N. Y. Lifo Bldg. RE-533 12 EXCELLENT feeding farm for sale ; miles from South Omaha : % mile from R. R. station : only $ G5 per aero ; will fell quick ; If you want It hurry up , The By ron Reed Co. . 212 S. 14th street. RE M546 10 C-ROOM house , pus , hath , city water , whole lot , In best neighborhood In St. Louis , Mo. , free of Incumbrancc ; to exchange for resi dence In Omaha. 240 acres , well Improved , In eastern Neb. , rich block soil , convenient to market , mortgaged for $2,400. Owner Is going to move to Omaha nnd wishes to exchange for J2,500 to $3.000 residence. R. C. Peters < t Co. , 1T02 Farnam , Bee Bldg.RE RE M556 9 BARGAINS IN HOMES 2722 Charles , full lot. 6-room , modern , $2.200. 8.r. modern , near 31st & Far. , full lot. J3.KK ) . 7-r. , mod. , near 30th ffi JaoltKon , 33x140 , $2,900. 716 S. 40th , C-room , city water , $1,500. 3I1C Sahler , full lot 5-room house. $400. Dbl. house. 14th , near Williams , rented $18 per month , bargain , $1.600. 60-foot east front on 25th. South Omaha. 2 4-room houses , paved street , snap , $1.000. George G , Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Blofk , MEDICAL. RUPTURE CURED , Empire Rupture Cure 932 N. Y. Lifebids1. . , Omaha ; circulars sent. 307 _ LADIES , a never falling , harmless monthly regulator free. Mrs. B , Rowan , Milwau kee. WlB. 2S9 F2S' ALL women who can't raise family should consult the renowned German specialist , Dr. Price , 1513 DodgeSt. . Letters 2 cents. -385 M3 DR. MANBFIELD'S monthly regulator hnH brought happiness to hundreds of anxious women ; have never had a single failure ; longest cases relieved In two to flve days without fall ; no pain ; no danger ; no In terference with work ; by mall or office , $2 All letters truthfully answered. The Mansfield Remedy Co. , 167 Dearborn St. , room 614 , Chicago. 111. - 43rn * BROWN leather pocketbook containing $ .1 bill nnd few cents. Finder return to 2121 Lake. Reward. Lost M570 9 LOST. LOST , Sunday afternoon , black and tan terrier ; tag No. 2SOD. Telephone No. KJ. Lafe Young ; reward. Lost M523 0 * LOST , one hay horse pony , with bald face , with saddle nnd halter. Return to 8. Liv ingston. 718 S. 28th St. Lost 31531 9 LOST Red Irish setter dog. Reward ; 219 South 16th. Lost-503-12 AUCTION. J. R , MAXCY & Co. , auctioneers , room BID Paxton block , want your auction sales of real estate , merchandise , furniture , Ilvo stock , etc. 314 SHORTHAND AND TVI'BWIUTINU. VANSANT'8 school , 717 N. Y. Life. Night scliool from Sept. 20 , 310 AT OMAHA Bus , College , 16th & Douglas. 311 BOYLES' school ; court reporter , principal. Secures positions for students. 401-3-57 Bee B'ld's. 633 TVl'13 WRITERS. TYPEWRITERS for rent , $1.00 per month. The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co , , 1625 Fnrnam St. Telephone. ISM. 3 < M _ WE rent and oell the Host typewriters made ; largest stock of supplies In Omaha. United Typewriter & Supply Co. , 1612 Farnam. * * CUT prices on ribbons. Derlght. Tel. 353. 439r I * OSTEOPATHY , TII 10 Johnson Institute. Old. K. Johnson , mgr ; Mr . Alice Johnson , D O. . Brad- uuto American school , Klrkvlllu , Mo ; J , W Dill il. D , D. O. , consultingphynl - clan. Suite , 510 N. Y , Life bldf. K9 HALLS KOIt UKINT. 1MPKIUAL Hall newly remodeled throuch- out to lodges , balls , otc. Addr ss 1m- pcrlnl Hall , 131J Howard. 37J-F9 * TOItKISIt IIATIIS , NKW , central , absolutely modern ; separate nnd oxcliiHlvt ! department for ladles ; ex perienced lady masseuse attendant ; bnths SOc ; 12 bnths for $3 ; open nil ntsht. lf)7 S. Hth. Tel. 1SS1. 'M3JO ST VMMKHI.M ! AM > SCHOOL for euro of these defects. Julia B. Vaughan , 30 N. Y. Llfo bldg. 313 FOR the cure of ttnmmerlng call on K. C. Ncwcomb. m Krcnzcr blk. -283 KS8 SCHOOL OK i.\\m A < JI : , FIlENCIt , Herman. Spanish , $2 per month. Prof. Chntelaln , SOI Iloyd theater. 317 I'AAVMIHOICIJUS. EAOLI3 Loan offices , removed to S. W. cor. ISth and Douglas. Wo n e now ready for business nnd we promise to continue our reputation , ns has alway-H been known. IIH the most reliable nnd nccoinmndntlnc In the city. All are cordially Invited to In spect our now store. Sol. Brodky , prop , DSS F27 iiAttmvoon OMAHA Hardwood Lumber Co. , oak , hick ory , ash , cypress , popular , etc. 13th & Calif. 316 SKCOM1-HAM ) 11M01CS. BOOKS bought and sold. 707 N. 16th. S77 F23 I10TJ2I.S. THY the Henderson Hotel ! board and room , J4.M per week ; gas , steam heat and baths , Ninth nnd Farnam Sts. 313 FEATHER IIUJTOVATI.MS , MATTRESSES MADE OVKU. M. J , Shaw , 707 So. ICth st. Tel. 781. -o75 \VA\TKD TO IIOUUOW. $5,000 private money. Address N 17 , Bee. 539 VIOM.VH C. A. CASE , violins repaired.11G Sheely blk. 3JC Fll IMAXO PACTOHY. OLD pianos overhauled , secondhand pianos always on hand. C. Sommcr , 321 So , 10th. 31S MCICBLl'LATINfl. EXPO , medals , gold and silver platwl. 1302 Farnam. 3H35 STI3\O UA1MIKR A.\I > SfOTAHY. MIMEOGRAPH and copying work , 201 Bee Bide. ESO snoi : SOLES , 40c. N , Y. Shoe Rep. Co. , 212 N. 16. C7S F1S MATTHI3SS IIUXOA'ATINO. M. S. WALKIN , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331. 315 SUBS & CO. PATENT UWYIRS AMD SOLICITORS Bee Old ; ) . , Om ho , Neb. Bend for free Invent or * ' eulde. Tel 1C23. FUNERAL OF COLONEL SEXTON Commander of Grmul Army of the Itciiablic Given the Lnnt Kites of the Order. CHICAGO , Feb. S. Without unnecessary formality or pomp the body of the late Colonel James A. Sexton , cornmnnder-in- chlef of the Grand Army of the Republic , was laid at rest today at Rose Hill cemetery. Comrades of Columbia post conducted the services at Memorial hall In the Public Library building and at the grave , while other posts of the city attended and assisted in the simple rites of the order. Escorted by the Grand Army of the Repub lic and by details of letter carriers anil post- office clerks the body was taken from the residence on La Salle avenue at 9 o'clock aud conveyed to Memorial hall. There it lay In state , viewed by hundreds of old soldiers anil friends , until 1:30 : o'clock , when the rit ual service of the Grand Army of the Repub lic was read by National Chaplain Daniel Lucas of Indianapolis. After the forty posts of Cook county had viewed the remains , the funeral procession formed and the body was berne to Rose Hill , where again the relig ious ritual of the Grand Army of the Repub lic was read and three volleys , the military salute to the dead , fired over the grave. The commanders of the forty posts of Cook county acted as honorary pallbearers. Tonight there will be a meeting of the ex ecutive committee ot the national council of the Grand Army of the. . Republic for the pur pose of deciding upon a successor to'fill , the unexplrcd term of the late commander. Tbo candidates are General John C , Black of Illinois and Senior Vice Commander W. C. Johnson of Ohio. Horrible agony la roused oy plies , burns and skin diseases. These are immediately relieved and quickly cured by Do Witt's Wltch-Hazel Salve. Beware ot worthless Imitations. Li'iivt-M HIM lie-lit to 1'i-cneli. NKW YORK. Feb. 8. A clash between pollen duty and orthodoxy has involved Roundsman William Nopbltt of the WahJfield station in a serious difficulty. Ho will have to answer charges of leaving his post -while uupp-OKed 'to ' bo on duty , In order to prouoh a sermon In the Wnhcflcld JletholUt . 'Murch. Roundsman Nesbltt has earned the sobriquet ot the "preacher cop , " The act which f'np- tain Horllliy of the Wakefleld station could not condone was Nesbltt's breach of disci pline In deserting his beat on the night of January -2. On this night Mcwbltt was nip- liosed to patrol from thn etist sldo of Whlto Plains road to the north side of St. Owens Place , betwcea C nnd 12 j ) . m. Captain Herllhy declares , however , that In&tcad of patrolling Roundsman Nesbltt was exhorting [ or over nn hour In 1ho Wakefleld Methodist church on White Plains road. President York of the police board dcclflres that If the charges are proven Nesbltt will bo punished the Nameas If ho was found drinking In a saloon Instead of preaching from a pulpit. Giircriinu'iit tvKli llrllii-ry SEATTLE , Fob. 8. According to Oriental advices the Japanese government is accused of wholesale bribery In connection with the recent passage of the land < ax bill through the Diet. A member nnmed Koynnia openly declared in the Diet that he had re- c-olved 4,000 yen from government agents to vote for the land bill. Ho male this state ment Just before casting his vote , and then uroreedwl to vote iigolcist It. Mr. Senda , an chor member , then declared his Intention of laving Koyama Impeached. C.oltlK in UK * Orli-nt ( li W M | . SAN FRANCISCO , Fob , 8. Miss Charlotte Ives of Chambcrsburg , Pa. , la In thin city on her way to China , accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Merrill of Jlnston. SheIn ijoiiif ; to .tho Orient to wed John HlEley Put nam , son of John M. Putnam , a judge of the ippollato division of tha sujiremu court of Now York state. His homo U at Saratoga Springs , N. Y. , 'but ho entered the consular KerM'o of the United States government-some tlmu ago and Is now stationed at Chin Kianp , China. _ Killlorx Hnt to Jull. CINCINNATI , Feb. S. In the United Stated court today C. W. Moore , formerly editor and publisher of 'tbo ' defunct Dluo Grata Illade , at Lexlngtca , Ky. , and bin printer , James Hughes , were found guilty of misusing the mails. Tbo specification to thu charge was the goading of the Illuu Grasfi I'ludt ) 'through ' the malU which promulgated immoral tioctriueu on love and marriage. INCLINED TO \V1NTER1S11 \ Mercury on a Tour Towaid the Bottom o : Uio Tubo. RECORD OF SEVENTEEN DEGREES BELOW Wen < 1irr Mini I'rnitilNpn n Ilrrnlt HIM Snjn It Will ( trimAVnitiur Nrs I TMCII ( > ' - l > ' ur Mourn. After stabbing desperately at the liotton ot the lube for ten days the mercury ben Us record for the winter at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning , wlicn the govern ment 'thermometer ' registered a temper ature ot 17 degrees below ZM-O. This was two degrees colder than the pre vious low temperature of the season and It was merely n suggestion of what the thermometers nrouiul town that nro Inde pendent of government Inspection wcro made to say , The Instruments that Iiang on suburban residences were unanimous. In pronouncing the cold inoro than 20 degrees below zero nnd registrations of 26 nnd 28 degrees below wore recorded lu n number of exposed ponl tlons , U seemed that old Boreas ruatlzci that tile decreasing barometrical pressure through the west portended disaster am he vented all ot Ills energies In an effort to make his last grip tight enough to nmke him remembered. Even with stoves am furnaces stoked to their limit people were unable to entirely drive the cold out ot thcl residences and comparatively few Omaha citizens enjoyed tlio luxury of performing their morning ablutions In an ntmosphcru that was even moderately comfortable Brick walls and steam hcnt also met thcl match nnd most of the blp down-town buildings were unable to Itccp tlielr tenants thoroughly warm during the forenoon. Oi the 6ticuts the cold was biting and Intense and the fo\v pedestrians who -\vore com pelled tobo abroad hurried to shelter uvory few blocks to warm extremities tha were threatened with frost bite every flvo minutes. Cold lit Other l'liu'e . The cold was Intense nil through the uppe Missouri valley. At Sioux City It was 2 degrees below zero , at Huron 32 , and a Bismarck , N. D. , and Morchcad , Mlun. , 3 degrees. At Wllllston , N. D. , near the site ot old Fort Beaufort , the government'tlier mometors registered the unprecedented llgur o 40 degrees below. No reports were re celved from the British possessions furthe north , but there Is every reason to believe that 50 degrees was approximated at varlou points north of the United States , line. I was a little warmer at North I'lattc , where the comparatively moderate cold ot 8 degrees below was recorded , but at Valentino 1 dropped to 24 , or 7 degrees colder thau a Omaha. When the western boundary of Nebraska is passed the reports nro indicative o changed conditions. At Cheyenne it was 1- degrees above zero , a rise of 20 degrees In ttie last twenty-four hours. At Denver MIL temperature rose IS , at Pueblo 22 , and in northern Texas 20 degrees. These reports together with the decreasing pressure , in- dlcnto that the backbone of the cold wave has been -broken - , and In another twenty- four hours It will give way to a more mod- crate season. The Influence of the present conditions will keep tbo atmosphere de cidedly too frosty for comfort through the night , but Thursday is almost certain to brlner warmer weather. Cold AloiiK Hallway I > | IIC-N. The Burlington's , weather report from ninety-two points along Its lines in Kansas Nebraska , Wyoming , South Dakota nni Montana shows continuing cold weather , bul the average is slightly warmer than the re port of Tuesday. The Elkhorn and Union Pacific both re ported Omaha to he the coldest point on their Nebraska lines. fJeneral Passenger Agent Buchanan of the Elkborn contcutct himself with the thought that the weather is balmy at Hot Springs , which Is reached by his road. Union Pacific officials report that the loss of cattle on the western ranges has not been so heavy as one might suppose from the severity of the weather , but unless there Is a change In the temperature within a short time the losses will bo enormous. The cattle have stood the ordeal In good shape , but they have about reached the end ol their endurance , and continued cold weather , wltli additional snow , will have a disastrous effect. The report from the local weather ofllce that the cold snap has probably reached its crisis was received ivlth con siderable satisfaction as forlelllng better conditions for the western stockmen. COUNTY'S 1'OOR NOT SUIWEIU.Vtt. Cold IXVntlirr Incr < * iiNrn Ilie Nuinlicr of Ilie AiijillcnnlH. The recent cold snap has increased the number of families assisted by the county from 7-11 to 810. This l& many more than wore aided last winter. County Commis sioner Ostrom , ono of the members of the charity committee , said : "Last winter wo had about BOO families to help. The big increase is doubtless duo to the fact that last year there was- moro \\ork for the peopto because- the prepara tions for the exposition , Then , the exposi tion brought many people to the city during the summer who have como upon our hands. " The winter began with only about 600 families and It was then thought the num ber would bo the same as lust year. A short time ago applications had Increased to 300 , of which fifty-nine were rejected. On Tuesday , according to I ho report of the county agent , the- number was 810. The doling out of relief for three days of this month will give Homo Idea as to how the work of dispensing charity Is running , On February 1 , there were twenty new ap plicants. Altogether thlrty-nlno families re ceived aid and the- relief granted consisted of 18'/t 4onn of coul , 975 pounds of flour , 162 pounds of sugar , 45 pounds of coffee , 170 pounds of beans , 47 pounds of rice , 88 pounds of oatmeal , 225 pounds of cornmeal. 203 pounds of eart pork and 3 ! ) pounds of salt. ) n February 0 there wore forty-four families iclped , ten of them being new applicants The relief granted was : Fourteen tons of coal , 1,025 pounds of flour , 1S5 pounds of sugar , 61 pounds of coffee , 2214 pounds of tea , 187 pounds of beans , 60 pounds of rice , 210 pounds of cornmeal , SO pounds of oat meal , 227 pounds of salt pork and 44 pounds of salt. The Tuesday report showed flfty-ono families aided , ten being now onr on the 1st. They received : Fourteen tons of coal , 575 pounds of Hour , 161 pounds of sugar , 47 KMinds of coffee , 17Vj pounds of tea , 1C6 lounds of beans , M pounds of rice , 89 pounds ) f oatmeal , 230 pounds of cornmeal , 291 jounds of meat and 36 pounds ot salt , "Still , " explained Mr. Ostrom , "tho num ber of people- aided Is not to many as wo might expect under the circumstances , con sidering the unsually cold weather. " "We have a great many people who como to the commissioners direct , " said Chair man Connolly of the charity committee. "On Tuesday Ihero were twenty of them here. Ono man said he had not had a bit of coal In his house for weeks ; that he bad been compelled to wrap up bU children In whatever ho could scrape up In the way of blankets nnd clothing and make the best of It. Ha asked lor only a few pounds of coal anything to tide him over tha cold epell but ho did not want to bo considered in applicant for charity. " In the Item of fuel relief , the county gives a half ton of coal to the needy not oftener than two weeks , but Secretary Laughllu of the AMorlnltvl Charltlofl frequently l ti them have 500 pounds aOiIltlonnl , There nro now 1(12 ( Inmates at the county poor farm nnd hospital. Of these fifty-sit nro 11 ml or treatment ot various kinds , The remainder nro Inrano or Indigent. Two of the Inmates have frosted feel. "Tho Insti tution l already full. " observed Mr. Ostrom , "nml to semi any jnoro there would bo to crowd It. " County Jnllor Shand snys ho hits nlKwt 100 prisoners In hl clmrRo. but that they nro kept warm day and night , nnd have enough blankets , at least , ho has not hnd any com plaints ot suffering with the c i1d. SPECULATE ON NEW MINISTER i Iti'iiri'MOiitilt I vr > to Mcxlcn LIUiljo Como to 1'nHrd Snti ( WiHtiUoril'n Siit'oi-Niiir Unoortnln. NHW YORK. Fob. 8. A upeckl from Washington says : Vrlvnto Information has been rwolvcd In Washington 1h.tt lluJto ilo Arcos , fonncrly minister to Mexico , In likely to bo < leslgim.te l by the Madrid KOV- rrnmcnt as Its minister to Waphlnpton to I'xchango ' tbo ratifications ot the treaty ot 1'arls. Duke Oe Arcos will bo thoroughly accept able. In the administration , not alone bo- onuso of bis personal ability , but on account of his nlllancu with an- American fnmlly , the I/oworys of ConnioticiiU 13u-chcss ile Arcos , who Is a tlauRhtcr of Archibald I ow- cry ot Connecticut , wv-is a Boelrty bcllo In \VashliiKton before her marrlnge. U Is re called that Immediately after the departure ot Do Lome , Duke dc Arcos vind his wlfo were vlsltlns Washington , ami the iluko was afraid that ho would bo designated ns minister , a post he did notre to accept because of the Impending war. His friends hero say that ho would now bo willing to return. Ho was secretary ot tlio Spanlbh legation hero before bcliiR transferred to Montevideo several ytors ago. A high olllolal says that the president has not consldcml the question ot the flppolnl- ment of a successor to ( Jononil Woodford as minister to Spain , but 1io desires to send a representative ti > Madrid the moment the ratifications areoxe.haiiBod. . The Spanish Cortex several months BKO urged the queen regent to ccdo sovereignty over Cuba , Porto Hlco , Guam and the Philippines , and the treaty did not necessarily have Ho bo pre sented to that body , but Sngnsta has deter mined -to convoke the body , apparently to secure a. vote of confidence In the Kovern- mcnt rather than for any other reason. It Is hoped that the Madrid government will promptly scttlo Uic matter. Until the Spaniards act. the Klllplnos will remain subjects of Spain , and while this government will not bo much embarrassed by the distinction , it cannot , make repre sentations to China , Orcat Britain and Franco which would prevent the shipment of amis and ammunition from the Astatic continent All that can bo done Is to ap peal to the good will of tlieso nations and rely upon the vigilance of the American men ot war. , * NEEDS OF THE STATE MILITIA JMIlltnr.v CititvciiUou Culled l > y the Governor of Florida Mcctn at Tamiui. TAMPA. Fin. , Feb. S. Delegates to the military convention are arriving on all In coming trains , nnd the Indications are that the congress called by tbo governor of Flor ida for the betterment of the state militia will be well attended. The convention will organize in the Casino tonight. Colonel Anderson of Governor Bloxham's staff will read the governor's call. Delegates will then be welcomed to the state by Governor nioxham and Mayor Bowyer. The congress will continue for thrco days , with two and three sessions each day. Many interesting papers will be read on the subjects touched upon In the governor's call relative to tha placing of state troops on the most effective footing. There will bo no night session on Thursday , as that has been set apart for tha dinner , reception and ball given by Henry Plant In the Tampa Bay hotel In honor of the delegates. Prominent among the members of the con vention row hero are Governor nioxham and Govci-nor Houston , Colonel Phillips and Colonel Prowskey of Florida ; Colonel Dyer , chief of staff of the governor of Rhode Isl and ; General Anderson and Colonel Stern of Virginia ; General Vega of Mexico ; Colonel Holt and Colonel Hlgron of Alabama ; Cap tain Scales of Mississippi ; Captain Androwa , representing Governor Roosevelt ot Now York ; Chancellor McCracken of the Now York university ; General Garret , Colonel Duprey , Colonel McFarland and Colonel Hooper of Louisiana ; Captain Hutchlnson ol Iowa ; Lieutenant Sutherland , representing tbo navy ; Colonel Wiloy of Alabama , and others. DISPLEASED ABOUT 'PHONES OfTorw of Coiiiiiiny Cnntrnlllni ; Clil- CIIK < > Km n rlil < \o < Iloeclvcd FavornliIj- Gltlxena , CHICAGO , Fob. S. Business men of this city nro not disposed to grow enthusiastic over the offers -maile by the Chicago Tele phone company In asking for an extension of the franchise of that company. The telephone company offers to pay the city us compensation the fixed Bum of $50,000 yearly Instead of the 3 per cent on Its gross re ceipts exacted by Its present charter. The average annual payment for the cloven years of the present franchise has been (33,000. ( But as the groso receipts of the : elnphono company lost year amounted to } 2,000,000 , the city received $60,000 , and by gottlng tha compensation fixed at a lump sum of JfiO.OOO n year , the company would nv $10,000 next ye.'ir at least. The offer of the compauy In the way if reduced rates to small consumers tins not mot with much commendation either. The company offero to put In a tolit > hone for 10 a year , but the number of calls allowed s only -100 callw n year or n llttlo over one i day , and if a person uses his telephone Lwo or thrco times u < luy ho has to pay 3.x tra. Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup is a marvelous reparation unrfjuali'd for lung trouble , BODY OF BARNET EXHUMED \VltnrNNi-n AKiiliiHl Ki-vj-rnl .Siiuprctv lU AlllllllN I'lllHIMlllIK ClINH Will nr ill lniiirnt. | NRW YORK , Fob. 8. The body of Henry 3. Darnel , who Is alleged to have dloil of loUonliiR under circumstances ( hat Indicate i connection with the case of Mrs. Kato J. \dams , whoso deatli from n ilosn of cyanide. ) f mercury sent through the mulls to II , S. Cornish , Is fillll an unsolved mystery , was oduy taken from the grave In Greenwood Dmolury , whom It was Interred on Deroni- > er'i \ , IMS. Viscera from the remains will o subjected to cbciulc.il analysis , which vlll require about ton days for complo- lon. Mcanwlillo the inquest In the case of Mrs , , < lams will proceed , beginning tomorrow. district Attorney Gardiner in ald to hava lie evidence well In hand for the formula- Ion of an accusation against suspects of rhom there are three or more , but whom lie prosecution does not publicly name , Horsford's Add Phosphate Oven Vigor without drawing from to-morrow's oupnlyi Take no Substitute.