Nebraska Newspapers

    TUB OMAHA DAILY 13KK : FRIDAY , DKOKMHKR 30 , 1802.
SPEC1RL NOTICES.
FOK TIIKSH COLUMNS
ADVICHIISKMKNTS 12 SO p in. for the avonlm
on < 1 rtnlllS .1) ) p , m. tor I tic morning or Sunday oil'
Mi adrnrttir-ment taken for Ion ttinn 55 cents for
Jin firm ln ntlon.
All aiivi-rllnnrncnU In them colnmna 1W conl a
irord for the first Insorllon and I wnt a wont for
racli Mihirqnont Innortlon. or II W per line per
monlli. Terms cash In nlvnnr-o. Initials , figures ,
( ymnols , etc. each count ns n word. All advertise-
ineritftmust run consecutively Advorllnptf , by re-
tinr-iillng n n um lie rod check , ran linvo the letters
ndrtrr r-dt ( > ti numbered loltor In earn or Tim I1KR
Answers no ndrtrcMOd will bo dollTcrcd on the
jircsr-ntatlon of the choc * .
SITUATIONS WANTED.
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WAHTh-n , A'SITIJATION nv AN"r.xirBiu
A encpilhooXkpeper. llnfcrenccs Onwoy A Monc
Furniture Co. nml S , A , Urchnrd. Address ( Irnrno
a. Crosby. I' , u , bet 251. _ KM-ai *
hTHNoniiAi'iiKit , rivK YKAIIS r.x
ALAOV . desires a position. Reference from
present employer. Ad < lru § TS3 Ilco. _ C74 t *
- MAN 21 YKA1IS OK AUK WOUI.T
A-Y pnMtlon ns bookkeeper In n wholesale house
and would accept n Mslnir position In house. Cm
Elvohpstof reference , address Till lleo. C.1S.10 *
H ItST-ClMSa D , 157llboi < K KKl'R1t ANl :
AltV comtiolonl timco nmn or Ions ox
porlonce. Hot of reference. Address T d. Hop.
MRM 1
HELP.
J-SALAHV oil COMMISSIN T
J'hnndlnlhn Pnlent Chnmlcal Ink Kraslng I'oncll
Iho moil tirofnl ami novel Invention ot the nito
Jirni cf Ink thoroiiBhly In two seconds Works llki
magic. SU ) lo M ) per cent profit. AKonts mnklru
tVJ per week , Wo nlso want n gonnrnl nientto tnki
chnrgoot leimory and apnouil snh agents. A rnn
cbnncolo itmko money , Wrtlo for tornis nnd n sample
plo ot cratlug. Monroe Kraser Mfg. Co. , X 3'i ' , li
CIOIK.OVI * . " ' >
n-AHiiNTS WASTBII , IMUJOHNTIAL LUM
J'lnii. Co. , iionil pay. Apply room 20 , Frentoi
Mock , oppo * 1' . O. _ A rO JIU *
T ) VVI5 IAY HATiAUY WRKKI.Y TO flOOl
JXigcnts. Kiiiorlonco unnecessary. Apply Hinge
olllco. MM2.T4) )
T > WANTID. A FI'.W UKLIAIII ,
J 'In Nebraska for the Union Central l.lfo Insur
nncn company of Cincinnati. Hood torrllory am
Ilhcrnlrontrnclft to the right tncti. Address .1. M
1'clmlslmi , stain Agent , rooms 43 , 1' ) and 47 llur
blk. Lincoln , Neb , M5I9 Jit
T > -7 ) Si UN Volt AHKANSArl , THNNKS3KK ANI
iJ ' .nuhtlnnn on government work. Kramer ,
O'llCMirn , 3UlHouth : llth Mroct. MM I 1 *
n-WANTKD H.VI'HUIHNVKD .OI'.NTLHMA !
J ) nlonngruphcr and typewriter ; also second hnn
new llemlni/lon or hmltli Premier. U. U. 1'nllersoi
CGI
T > WANTHD , A nooo OKNUHAL BLACKSMITH
.Uwllh reforcncos required. Address lock box !
Bwanlun. Nob. Oil 31 *
"I > WANTHD. DIUVI5II AT ,1OS. UO3KSSTH1N'
J > llsli market , IU7 ( . Ulh slrrot. M 70 III
T > WANTISI ) , ROOD COACHMAN , AND HANI !
J Abnut barn ; Klvo rcfcrrnri's nnd state oxpi
ylenco ntut wlieru Inst eniployud. Address T 4
lleo o Mice. MC97 1
> -WANTKI > . FlllST-OLASS UAUUBlt. 1C
> ruuth ICtli street. MU30 !
TJ WAXTKll , A ilOQICKKKIMCIl AND TYI'I
JJwrltor wllh references , 1017 Jones. MB83 IK )
-WANTED , 2 YOlINd MKN KOll riloriTAlTiT
employment , must bo quick at Ilxurcii ; Mulling' '
Address T 43 , Doe. MfoU SO"
TJ-WANTKD , AflKNT : ? , Ki.OO TO 110.00 I'KIl DA
.iJeolli-rtIng am nil pictures fur us to copy mid ci
large , tallHfncllon uuurnntei-d nnd a tl 00 onlt
free. A. Duiino &Co. , Wl lleiulo street , Now Vor
SIUUI SU'
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
C YOUNO LAIIIKS CAN SOON ACQUHIK
working knowledge ot shorthand und typi
wrlllni ! nt Vim fc'nnls' 513 N. Y. Life. M-'U ?
--WANT/KIN LADIKS Oil YOUNO MH.N T
tnke light , pleasant work nl lliclr own hoinoi
Il.t/Uti ) M.oi per day can bo quietly made : woi
Pent tiy mill ; no canvassing , l-'or partlcnliirs nt
dress ( iloiio MfK-Co. , UoxSUI , Iloston , Mans. K :
tabllshcd IB30. Jll'.ii ! JI9 *
-WANTI'.D AT ONCK. LADY TO V.ANAO
branch olllco nnd do writing for us at boine , n
canvns-dng , good wages , reply with addressed nn
lumped envelope. Crystal Cruam Toilet Ce
fcfolilfi llcnd , I ml. Utt 2 *
-WANTUI ) , ( llllli KOll GMNKItAL HOUSSl
work , small family. Kmiulro 1112 tfo. 2S st.
WANTKU , OCOD I SBWIKO uiiti. , "ui
C i-nrnnm Uol-W
-WANTKO , ( Hill , roil lir.NKlt.U. HOIHI
work ; peed cook , washer and Ironer , 3MI Cnp
till nvenno.
OIHI. V.'ANTKIITO ASSIST Oil DO IIOUS1
work. Could to to school. 807 3. 10th slrcot.
C73 SO'
C WANTKII HOOD OIIIL. WITH IIKKKIIKNUI
In family of two ; good liomn nnd wages for
suitable pi-mon. Sii.1.1 Hnrnuy st. C7&3I *
C-WANTKD , A ( lOODUItlLTO DO ORNKIIA
houcenork. 11)03 ) rhcriuan nvo. . MC'.U lil'
WANTKn UIIIL VOU UKNKItAI. IllUS
work In family of two. Apply tomorre
mornlnK between 10 ami H at 3123 l-'arnam
BENT "HOUJJEST
-FOIt HUNT , NO. 2413 CA1MTOL AVKNU
D modern. The O. K Unvls Co. , 1W5 1'iirnnin st.
TV-FOll IIKNT , MODHUN 10-UOOM 1IOUS15 , AI
-Inconveniences , tlvo tiilntiteM * walk postotllc
elrcel can pn s the door. Nathan hcllon or U
Bklnner. IC14 Knrnaui bl. Ml )
rv-l-'Oll - IIKNT. HOUSKS IN ALL I'AHTS (
J-/clty , The O , V. Uavls company , 1WO l"nrnaint _
77 *
- , DWIILL1NUS. I'OTTAOKS IN Al
D-KLAT8 city. Kilkenny & Co. , 202 Knrbnch bl
7W
D lIOlirH ? OK II IIOOMS. ALL JIODHIIN CO
vcnlenccs , pleasantly locilcd near brrslnoss co
tcr. Apply 1300 Chicago st. , or L. ti. HUntior , H
Farnnm , 'K
T\-lrOlt IIKNT-Mf 1IHICK 11OUS1C. NO. 21
JL/Knrnnm atreet and brick barn , complolo wl
every coiivenence. Wurrcu'M , Itufurs , 13ZI I'i
uani at. MK , '
f
f KOll IIKNT. 8-llOOM COIlNulTl-'LAT. SKCO >
J-'lloor. range * V other eonvenlenccs , Clotiicrb !
701 8. ICth si. , flU. lllngwalt llros. . liarkor blor
Ml Jl !
TaltlX.M IIKSIDKNCK , MODKIIN , 1113 HOIH
JlJth ( ureot. C. ti , KlKiillrr , VOI lloo building.
T NKW7-IIOOM COTTAUBS"MODKIIN ,
J-'Btanford circle. Convenlunt for business m
ntOmnhn und b'oulli Uinaha , U. ti. ICluuttur , . I
lloo biilMlli. , MIS ;
A NT'I ( . I.'IJIINISIIKI ) JIODKIIN 11OU.S
goad neighborhood , clone to motor. API
I'nrrolto. Douglas block. 17J St
\ \ - KOll 1II1NT , AT JT ) l-'All.VAM aTllKKT.
J nliui-rooni modern linu e. All convcnlonci
At ' 'VUI l-nriinm utreet , n brick atnro"Ji'V ' ) feel. A
lily to William 11. Doano , M5 N. V l.lfo bldg. i"J- ! :
. -l-Oll HUNT , AN HLHO ANT IIOUSII , MODl'.il
locullon bent. U. C. 1'iillcrson , Gii-
7 KOll HUNT TWO NOIITH 1I011S1CS OKTI
JvHciiiUrjon block on ( iiiorgln nvcniic. API
llooms36U niulSi'J lleo llulHlliitf. J. M. tilmoral ,
reiver , . u ;
D rLAII01-Ll T-l'AUL , IOOS KAIINAM HT11KI
11 > K HKNT-BMALL HOlWn. ! { W.OCK nil
-L cable line : f7 per uioulli , Inqulro 1W
21th Bt. Ml'i.ll ,11
3TOB RENT FO11NISHED ROOM
E-1'IUINT IIOOMS , WKLLIIKATHD. KUIINIH
oU , . fall board , ivoHorlh I'.ilh street , tiSSt
El'llONT KOOMS WKLL IIKATKD , KU
nlsliod ; can bonrd. bt ) North 1'Jth street.
FXniNISHED ROO IS AND BOAR :
Jf-TllK : DOLAN. SIWAND ill N. 13TH ST.
SIO liOUTH 8ST1I BTlllSBT
F1IANDBOMKLV KUIIMHHKD KHONT KOI
fOrtMii gentlonienorladlus nnd liul class no :
In private family ; SKH Douglas. Vll-y.
I T-MCKLY VUUNlSUkl ) sb TIKABT ! l-'lio
room nltli nleovo and bay wlmlinT. All modi
convunluucea. Hoard ; prlvalu fniully , eft bo-
iTHh mreot , MK'J M
- AND IIOAIID KOll BINOLK CUNTI
F-lUKIM
nmn. I.VIWIHT week ; modern convenlcnroi.
North : int UrooU MUI < 1 i
FolT"UK NT WITH Oil WITHOUT 1IOAI
Urge , cheerful smith room , two clotcli ,
conTununcos , Apply at oiico.SOJTCate slrc-i-t.
MlWi S
ROOMS.
-s'u obia ATm u AUW > it N IA BT , uoi j :
S UNFLUNIslUIl u-OXtS IN ILBIl I1LO
Mcor. loth and Jackson tli.t itoain heat , gnu , hi
rnf r nce roqulraJ. Inqulro OIS a. loth tt , lop tli
BOARDING.
H-A KKW MOIIK TA1ILK IIOAUDISIIS CAN
accommodated nt JW N IBth , 573
r R RENT STOREa AND OFFIOI
- . 4-STOIIV IIIUC1C 11U1LDI
lUKnru miU TUe building bas a llrcuroat
uiBUt Pmoment , complolo il aiuheatlug nxtui
Kutt'r on all tbe fioori , K , utc. Apply at tb ol
uf'1'l.ti llee. U
USK ruDKBTOUY
3
ld < . KUi lUluty street.
I nV08TOHKHOOMB. HIS DOUf.LArl ANI
K. Kin , cor. ICth and lloJuo. Jamci N i
oravo. J. yaf. 1318 U.rmy. MJJU
I-OKK1CK3 WirUNKLL IILK , CJCNTUAL 1
thttp. 6il Jl
FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFIOE3.
CVlNlltlUAf.
1-rou HUNT. A vifiTv i Ksni.Mn.ii nfii.DiNo ,
Itnltnhlnfnr a warrhoni- with utahlo In conec-
tlon , Tract ngn front and ro.ir Addrosj K. A.
rnrmlchnr-l. rarn nf McL'oril. llrndy A fo. 515
AGENTS WANTED.
I-AOKNTS WANTKD KOll TIIK WI7.AUO OF
I Wall St. . and Ills Wealth or the Life nnd DeCiH
nf Jay Ooulil. Helli nt slibt ( tillltrtc C. A. llel-
dcn , general nccnt , 413 Knrback blot-k , Onmlm. Nab.
Ml * ! 3
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED TO HUNT. AN IMI'UOVUl ) KAIIM
nonr Omaha. Address , T 47 , lloe , ilntlne tormi ,
.MIWJ I *
MSTOUAOK rilBAP. CLKAN. WKLLS , till
Knrnnm street. 7s" )
M--STOIIAOK- I H.VVB t.WHT. AlltV.OHOL'.NIl
floor florniro room.ii biuelo nlorc.1 for ; > oticr
month. Ueo. W. Huluiuuk , 'Id. U.t ) , lii-JJ Pnttcrson
block. 473
WANTED TO BUY.
TVT-WANTKIJ TO lltlV SOMU 8 I'KIl 'KN r
i > tlr l mortgages. Itccil A Sclbr , S31 Hoard Trndo.
W7
FOR BAL-E FURNITURE.
0-f UIINITUIIK OK 2 STKAM HKATHIl KI.ATiS ,
nil rooms rented , onrnnra iPnvlnKclty , will sell
nnnorliotti , cln'H | > . Rll Month Ir.tli Mrcol A1BH
FOR SALE UORSES , WAGONS , ETC
IJ-FOIt " " "sAU ; ! A 7if'Ut7A' : ' NIIW * DOUIU.K
A airlnito | > prnii iTnion. linnc. bnrno anil biu'iijn
nlto n nrnrlr nuw sot or cronmary tuuU , consisting
of butter workor. clinrn. llowo sc-nlo , truelt , etc. ,
nil will lie nolil ntacreif acrlilc.AililnxjO II ,
'Jjhchuck , llcnolllci ! . or rnll at 3 13 J .Mlitnin utrcct )
nhciUROoilscnn bo rrcn. Mii'li
nntomntlconKnno ; nlso OHD 12-hurju | io\ror
rlKlit cnitlnu : both In COD , I n-p.tlr , Iminirn uf Vast
nur Printing ( 'o , , IJU7 lloiv.ird ntrool , Om li , Noli.
T3J
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- SAF.H , 0X1 ! M It. 1' . IJVUINK. OKB < 0
Q-KOH
h. p. . tnl ) boiler , with pumii nnJ ho.itor , 200 foot
nhnltlntf niul nunilry piiUlc tooMnnit appllHiicua.
1C. X.nbrlskld , rrculror umtlia llnrboJ l-'cnco nml
Nnlt oompimr , lull allJ Mcliolns stroat. Mljf : 31
. 'l ) HANI ) 1'OWKU llt.KVATOII
QfTi IWJllonnnl. 8IISJ JI'J'
STAN'DAUO CATTLK CO. HAS CON-
QTIIK
stnntly on hand biilott liiif , for aalo on truck nt
Anius , Nob. MoC'J
-FOll HA1.K , I'OWKIll-'UIj FliKNCII
clnm ; costf.lu.OU , forllll.OO. Adilrcus 1'mt Jloi
3UCincinnati. . O. UM 29 *
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--JUST KU1CHII , 11ANDSOMH 11AI.K .1KUSK\
cow , cho.ip. P03 south lOlli , but wucu Mnrcy nnc
MIHOII. Mliil U <
MISCELIjANEOUS.
B FOIl lllCMT , I.AUdl : 1IAI.I , KOll SOCIKTIKS
njeetlnyB or lectures. Apply ut 'IUJ ' lioiicu.
879 .1-1
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K llAVK VOUIl eM ) PAHt'lIT WOVEN 1NTC
lioniitlfnt runs. Aililrcsi Onmhii Carpel nml Hut
factory , 1V.'I LcuTCtin-orth htruol. .MWI J 21 *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
S MiisiTnrsi7i.inuAvr ? : , i'uof'insTKSS
trnnco clalrvoynnt nnd life reartor ; tolli yom
Ito from crnitlu to Rrnvo ; can uo ronaullod on nil
ir.ilraof llfoj tins ibo cclcbrntod ISKypLInn bruat
ilnto to iinlto the tepnrntcd nntt cause marrliiRC
vlth ono you love. Coinn ono , coma nil niul bo con1
Inccil ofbcr rcmnrknblo powers. Otllca niul re < l
enco47 ! S. llth.it. , liours fln.m. to 3 p. in , Strlcl
Ifo chart nnd pnolo of your future wife or bus
inndscnt IbroiiKb mull for Si.W ( , chart nlouo J2.0)
All Ipltorscoutalnliii : 1 couts lu etumui uromntli
anuwcroU. M'.yj jj
C-MU9. NAN.NIIS V. WAHHBN , CI.AlltVOVANT
Oiellnbte bualnoi * iuu > t'uni ' , UCtb year ut 1111 N IIUU
isa
T IASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
ri-MAOAMU SMITH , 1331 CAflTOI. AVKNIIK
J. Unoin II. 'M Hour. Masiazo , ulcoliol siilnhu
nnU sea baths. MillT 'W
r-MMIC. CAItBON. 1131 IIOUni.AS ST1IKHT , 31
floor , room ? , mnsja o , nleobol , sulphur and HO :
b.-.lh ; . MliSI 5 *
< -.MJIK. STOWU , MAUN15TIC 11UA1.KII , 20
Dough" bl .elc. iulil8-Jt *
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES
Lr--e ; . K. < ! in.iiNiKcicUANjo'risAemui ! , v. w
cor. 15th nnd Hnrney. Hnrnoy street entrance.
till
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
VV-UBAIj KSTATH LOANS , C'TO 7 fiSll CB.VT. '
' no additional clmrrfui for uoiuml-iMlon or ntlor
ioy'3 fees. W. 11. Mclktu , l-'r t National IJank bM
t > 03
\T MONISY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATK3
' Tbo O. F. Davis Co. . IJ03 Karnam slroot. 701
r I.OWK3T HATKS. FIDELITY T11U3T COM
pany , 1702 I'ntiutm street M'.Mj
\\r-ANTHONV LOAN AND'IIIUST CO. , 313 N. Y
' 'Life , lends at low rate < for clioloj nocurlly o
x'ebrusku or lotvu farmn or Oinabaclt1 * property.
property.T'.IS
r C15NT11AL IXAN & TIIUHT CO. IIKK I1LDG
U-
\\--MOUTOAJK LOANS lK3s THAN 7 l-KI
I cent Includlni ; all clmrirei.
Cburles W. lluluor , Unmlm Nat. bank bldir. 79J
W MON1JY TO LOAN , LAND TO HKLI
houses tu rent. Ucorge W 1' . Coatos. in ]
'iiriiiim. 1I1CJS
ON CITY I'UOPKIITY , I
15. K. ItliiKer , 151'J Fnrnam.
W -1 AND 2-YK.Vll LOANS OS CITA.N'I ) KAIi :
; Cj. Itccd & t-clby , SM liourcl uf Tr.id <
KIJ
\\r-MONr.v TO I.OAN ON iMi-itovni ) err
property , low rnto. A. C. Kro t. Douulas blk.
737
\\r-7 I'Ktl CENT JIOSKV NBTTO ItOIHIOWKlt
i nn Uiuuhnrlty property. Nocxtrn charKet c
any kind. Why puy high rules'/ Money Is c-lu'iii
Yon rnn cot lull benotlt of low rales from liloti
I.OMI and Trust Co. . ItJth nnd Dodiio. Tt'J
W-OMAHA SAVINGS HANK MA1CKS IXJAN
nn real rat ilu nt louest market rales , l.oai
ruado In Hinall or lnrto sums for abort or Ion
tlmn. No commission Is clinrKoil and Iho loans 01
notnol.l In the enst , but can always bo found i
Hie bank on the corner of 13lh and Doufliia street
Till
\ \ IOA.NON IMI'UOVUl ) AND UMIMI'HOVK
> city proiierly.KI.OUOnrid iipn-ard.i.Hto * per cen
No delays. W. Kiiriiam Smith fc Co. ISUiiind llnrnoi
7W
\ VC. . K. UAUH1SO.N , 111 ! N. V. Lira.
* ' 703
\\r-I'IUVATK M.N'iv ( : , 1ST ANDSI ) MOIITUAO
1 lonnn , lowinles. Alex MooTo. lluo bldjr. Kl )
\\T-.MOS1V TO 1.OAN-I IIAVK AIIOUT flX (
i lo loan on Improved Oinulm properly , prlvni
funila , In ouour nioro loans. Address T 1C , lit
QllU-o. jui
\\r iMONm - T ( > l/x tiUMH fWJ.OO AND Ul
' ( icoru'i 1 'mil. KVI5 Kiirniun. MH41 .137 *
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATT ELS ,
X" CALL AT Till : OFl'IOK OK
IGMAIIA .MOilTOAOK LOAN CO , :
: INCOUl'oTlATKI ) . :
' ' ' '
ir WA'NT'M'ONKV ,
Vou enn burrow on
llOr lCIIOI , ! ) I-TIIN1TUIIK AND PIAK03
HOKBIW , WAIiONS AND CAHHUOIW ,
WAi'.unoimiUKCIJIII'S : , MKIICHANDISU
OIIANY OTIIHIt HKCUIllTV.
\Ve will Iciul you nny nmoiiut
from tlU.i ( ) lo $ IUUU
ON Tin : UAV vou ASK KOH IT ,
without pubilclty or removal of property.
You can | my Iliu liionoy back In any nmuunti
you wlih. ami ut any Umo , nnd each payment no
miulo will roilnoi llio cu < t of the loan.
lleinciubir thnl yon have the UBU of both the
nnipoityiinJ Ihti money , nnd pay for tt only us
lonij ns you Veciilt.
Theio will bii no expense or chnrno kept out
of tbo amount itanleil. but you vrlll recvlvo tbo
full amount of the lor. < i.
lioforoborronlntt eltewlioro call and sea ui
and * ou will tlnil U xrently to your ndvsntnuo.
OMAHA MOIlTUAdK LOAN , CO.
Rodiu II , Crolehton block , 3d Hour. ,
1H Po'illi IMh. next lo potto mo.
TIIHOLtll'.ST , LAUUKST ANII ONLY INCOK-
rOUATIil ! LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA ,
Will ri-moTG on Jan. 1 , lb'J3 loUOOd. llith lit. , fir
floor above the utreet , M17 !
V DO YOU WANT MOJIBl
THE KII1KMTY IXAN OOAUANTKB CO. .
KOOM l W1THNKI 1ILOCK.
SOUTH 15th COItNKIt HAIINBY ST.
up.
WK MAKI ! LOANS ON KUIlMTUItH. HOltSB
OAUIIIAOK8VAIIK1IOUSIJ HKUIilPrS Olt PKI
BONAH'UOt'KUTr OH" ANY K1NU.
/ WILL / DO WELL / TO
/TOn /m /
JAM , / OHm riEST ron. /
OUIITKIIMS WILLMKKT YOUIl APl'UOVA
Youcnn pay tbo money back at any lima and
any amount you wish , and tbus reduce llio oo it
carrylna Ilia loan In proportion to amount rou pi
It * ) OU owe a t > alane on your furniture
other personal property of any kind , we will pay
OU for you and carry U at lonii as you doilre ,
YOU CAN IIAVK YOUIl MONK V IN ON HOI
IfKOM TIIM TIMK YOU MAKB APPLIOATIU
No publicity or removal of property to Hi
you get tha u o of both inoner ana proporty. life
X WILL JXAN 11ONKY ON ANT KIND OV B
curlty : strictly egaUdiatUl. A. K. Uarrli.
Karbacli block. go
MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS
tontlnimi.
V-MONKY-M. fO , VJ DAYS. rllKAP IIATKS
an < l pmy pnrmont . on furnlliiri , planbo , lire
itocx , ole , iTlthiint delay nr publicity , cash on
itnd. Dun tlrpon , room g. Harder block. fill
y-MONnVLOANKD-ON ( II ATTKU COLLAT-
jv crnl or other personal property , nt rcitonabla
rales I to B month * . Ualmi bought. W. It. Davis ,
. McCag-.o bldu. '
miL-ui.Asiuicin A nonnn
MM
VMONKV LOANKD CHIJAP AT TOtJIl OWN
iMlnio. Nebraska Loan Co. , 13111 Douglas t. .
BUSINE33CHANOE3. !
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\r DCSISK3S OPKNINHS. NO CltAIUlK TO
1. btirurs. Hcnd stamp tor prlntoJ Hit. Van I'flt-
ten of umiihifc Sfi7 Jll *
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V-WH.L PAY ALT. CASH KOll 8TOCK3 OF
Ldry KOOili , clotblnz , boots nn I nhoe , groceries.
No commission. AIox. Moore , 401 lleobldi ; .
M1M
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V-KISK8T IIOTKU CLKAHtNCt f ,00) YKA11LV
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THEY BRIBED AMERICANS
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in This Country
OVER $2,000,000 , , OF BOODLE EXPENDED
niul UniiRresonru Alloccil ( a
Iluvo Itecn I'lirrhiKetl How Opposition
to Their Scholiums In TliU Country
Ororcoinc Tlio Story.
NnwYonK , Dec. 29. In a three-column
article this morning the World alleges that
the Pnnama canal comitUoiilst& | and the
thieves expended over $3,000,000 In bribing
American editors. In brief , the paper snysi
Tlicro Is an American end to the Panama canal
Rcamlal. Two million llvo hundreil thousand
dollars wcro sent to this country and no expla
nation has been glvan ot what so was made
ot the vast sum. Urlbcry and corruption prac
ticed In the United States was Just as lla >
grant although less In extent and In
the amount of money used. The
iVcncli speculators obtained concessions from
the United States of Colombia , and pur
chased the services of Ferdinand do Lesseps
to glvo thnlr scheme colut. The farce of n
"canal congress , " which met at Paris on
May Ifi , ISIll , was enautcd and , In the face ol
intelligent opposition , a packed committee
was appointed on the selection of n Panama
vouto from sen to sea.
Ociicnil Iliirn-tldu'H Protest.
Soon after tlio Paris canal congress dls-
solved , General A. 10. Hurnsldc , senator from
llhodo Island , introduccil a resolution on the
subject in congress. It rrad that tlio United
States rtcwa with serious disquietude nnj
attempt by the powers of 1-Juropo to estali
llsh under their protection and domination
ship canal across the isthmus of Panama.
General IJurnsiilo , In presenting the rcso
liitlon , indicated that ho lorcsaw that an
attempt would bo made to inllucnco con
grcss , and ho has stated that ho introduccil
the anti-canal notice with the Intention ol
anticipating any corrupting work its promoters
tors might attempt at Washington.
No sooner was the lUmisido rosolutior
made public In Franco than there was mucl
discussion in ofilclal circles and by the
press. The Investigating public soon formoC
the impression that the United State !
would not tolerate a canal built by French
men.
men.The
The remembrance of the occupation o
Mexico by Napoleon III. , and of tbo prompt
withdrawal of the French troops in response
to tbo request of Mr. Scwnrd , a request that
was made after an order for the conccntra
tion of 100,000 seasoned veterans of the unior
army in Texas was issued , was fresh in tin
minds of the members of the bourse. There
was much head-shaking , and friends of dc
Lessops advised against the attempt to lloat
the canal project.
After this follows a review ot the history
of the Panama canal project , including tin
arrival of M. do Lcsseps in the United States
und the article continues :
Itccclvotl lit the AVliltn House.
President Hayes received the Frenchmat
courteously and after listening to the com
pliments and plausible assertions of tin
canal promoter patiently responded tha
"tho people of the United Stales wcro con
vinced they must have a preponderating
influence over the canal , whoever might
build it. "
President Hayes was stirred by the pres
cnco of do Lesseps and hastened to semi ti
the senate a message. A senate rcsolutiot
of February 11 , 18SO , called on the president
for copies of correspondence bertweon tin
government and foreign countries rcspectinj
a ship ciinnil between the two oceans.
in the message President Hayes though
ho had struck a radical blow at the I'Yenel
scheme. Ho stated that the policy of thi :
country is a canal under American control
The United States cannot consent to the. stir
render of their control to any European powe
or to any combination of Knropean jiowcrs
If existing treaties between the United
States and other nations , and if the right :
of sovereignty stand in the way of this pol
icy a contingency which is not appro
hcndeil suitable steps should bo taken ti
promote untl establish the American polic ;
on this subject crnsistont witli the interest
of the nations to b _ % affected by it.
The president's message to congress was i
staggering shock to do Lessops and thos
who had gathered about him. IIo wnvi'i
his hands above his head , uttered a series u
voluble invectives and then paced the door
endeavoring to comprehend the extent of tlb
assault on his big money-making plans. II
was at Washington to produce effects thu
would quiet the apprehensions of the Fraicl
Investing class that the United States wouli
interpose objections to the prosecution of tlii
work at Panama. No sooner had he rcnchui
Washington than the head of tlio Americai
government issued n proclamation ngains
foreign control of any canal. To think wa
to act. Do Lesseps banked on the confldenc
'
his countrymen placed in himself. 'Amon :
these who accompanied the count to AnuTici
was his friend M. de IJionne , who afterward
died at tlio isthmus.
< lros9 Mlsrrprt-Huiitntloiiii.
Turning to M. do Ilionne , ho quickly said
"Cable Charles [ ilo 1 xisseps ] that I say th
message of tlio president assures the polill
eal security of the canal. Direct him to gh
oul to the newspapers my message. ; '
The committee on foreign affairs of tli
house was in session , and the day liefer
President Hayes issued his message do Lcs
seps appeared before them. II is good friend
Applcton , engineered the invitation am
acted as Interpreter for the count , whocouli
speak little or no Knglish. From thu llrst t
the last do Lesseps endeavored to mislcai
the committee.
On July 7 , 18SO.de Lessep < 5 nrpanl/.od , I
Now York , that which be regarded ns a mai
ler stroke of policy , und called it the Ameri
can committee.
The alleged purposoof thin association wa
to "represent tholnterestnot the company I
everything that concerns the observance n
the neutrality of the canal as defined b
article ft of the law of thu concession of th
United States of Colombia. "
This was to confirm the Impression helm
created In Franco that America was fricndlj
as well as to lead the peonlo of 11m Unite
States to think that the interests of the !
country wore being favorably considered b
tlio canal company.
Sonn after tie lessens returned to Franc
lie announced that all problems had Inn-
sol veil and dillloulties smoothed. The opiios
tion in America , ho announced , had bye
hushed by the formation of a conimittc
with the following agreement t
"Tho American committee shall roproson
In tha United States thu Interests of th
company in everything that cancorns ill
observance of the neutrality of the canitl
and , moreover , the cummlttco shall roprescii
the company in any other matters for whit
tle company may request co-operation , nc
only during construction , but during th
working of the canal , "
Cust I.citH cif Mutiny.
Tlio American committee was not dispose
to work for nothing , and do I/jsseps iifrror
to make , when the company was orpunl/ci
six annual payments to his American con
mltteo. The first payment was U,1XOC
francs. A year following , a paymer
of 1,400,000 francs was to I
made , ami subsequent payments c
l,50,0f)0 ( ) francs a year for ilvo years. Tin :
It was that about $ ? J00,000 , was provided b
the head of thu Panama canal scheme to ii
lluenco the people of the United States nn
their government , Hero was n corrupt lo
fund tlmt was capable of accomplish ! ) !
Bruit results , Thu organl/ation of the run
nmicowns negotiated by Now York hanker
The purpose was to secure for chairman
distinguished American , whose name woul
Inspire confidence and lend luster to It
Panama canal project.
The llrst chairman suggested was Gcner ;
U. S. Grant , The i > osltloa was tendered tli
distinguished citizen through the buiikln
house of ( } . W. Sollgman &Co. , the annu :
compensation offered being ftia i,000f and tl :
general was assured that the duties \voul
bo light. The general saw through" the Ii
tent Ions of the committee. A friend of Gci
oral Grant informed tlio writer that in tl
course of a conversation on the subject tl
pe > neral MM ho was not satisfied with some
things which ho had seen and hranl nnd did
not view favorably the work ilono In Wash
ington by some of the o who wcro associated
with the committee.
Continuing , the article says thai certain
public officials In the American committed
received fio.OM for their sen-Ices.
Uonghl n Nr\vimiier.
The corruption which followed the orjr.nn
Izntlon of the American committee- and the
Income of the hard-earned money of the
French subscribers to the canal company
are still fondly remembered nt Washington
by sonic of thosn who received some of the
Ijoodlo. A certain newspaper In Now York
received , a liberal subsidy to favor the canal
Two congressmen wcro bribed , and the
money of the French peasantry ran llko
water at the national capital. An article in
the Financial News of /union I described the
situation ns follows :
"Tho American syndicate is ono of the
most shameful corruption funds over
recorded In the history of tlunnclal enter *
prises , huaghio the expenditure Of $480,000
so that a few men In New York might rep
resent the company In America and cooper *
nto with It when requested. To that fund
is duo the success which attended M. tlo
Lessens' Invitation lo the then secretary of
the navy of the United States to accept the
presidency of the syndicate , and tie respect
able banker should ever have participated
In that costly fraud upon the shareholders
of the Panama Canal company. These men
nro challenged to show that they ever did
anything for the company , except to lend
their names , so that lu Kuropo M , do Livi-
seps might say that 'America was all rl < ? ht ' "
Thoattltudo of congress was decidedly
unfriendly when the committee was formed
and the press qulto generally was then
adverse to the canal under French control ,
Then congress adjourned. When do Lesseps
returned to France , he announced that the
United States favored his project , Ho
claimed that ho had refuted all scientific ob
jections to the Panama plan and that "tho
Americans have now recognized that the
work to bo undertaken has no political hearIng -
Ing , and Is particularly for their own ben
efit. "
Count do Losseps naively added : "Tho
full co-opera tion of the great and powerful
American bankingihouscs shons the result of
my trip to the United States. "
oN , Dec. 21' ' . The Paris correspondent
of the Dally Telegraph says that Joseph do
Keinach denies having made an agreement
with the Uoulangist Dillon to run M. Ferry
on the American plan. Ills only relations
with Dillon , ho says , grow out ot the lattcr'a
taking shares In the Kepubltquo Franoatso In
behalf of the cable company , represented by
Dillon. Ultimately Dillon objected to the
antl-Houlangist character of the Kcpul > ll < m < >
Francalse , nnd do Keinach returned his
shares.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
thinks that Dr. Hrouardcl's only reason for
appointing experts to finish the examination
of the viscera of Huron do Kcinach was to
confirm his conclusions and to satisfy the ex
cited public.
The Paris correspondent of the Dally News
says : All that Dr. Hrouardcl has concluded
In the case of Uaron do Uclnach is that the
baron died of neither congestion ot Iho brain
nor congestion of the blond vessels , nor
svncopc. Ho has requested chemical ex
perts to continue his cxiimnul tion ,
M. Chassaiuno will Introduce a bill In the
Chamber of Deputies granting full pardon to
Panama canal informers.
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nnd ono to the Sandwich Islands. All of
the above oxuursieins will leave St. Louis
via the Iron Mouiitiin route. The ex
cellent nrainffomcnts made for conduct
ing thcso tours and the enjoyment and
privacy of ti soled party have made these
annual excursions world renowned. The
advantages ot this exclusive mode of
traveling olTora the tourist a inodorn
way in which to journey and see atninjro
lands under auspices which will onnblo
hi in to learn and see inoro than if ho
Bhould RO alone. Thcso tours Imvo
been systematically arranged as
the result of often repeated
journeys , which is a punrantoo that
these p\rlicipntinjr : in thom will bo en
abled to see the principal and moat in
teresting pointscnroute in an Intelligent
and satisfactory innnnor. To these who
Imvo never traveled under such favor
able flriMimstancos , can form but a faint
conception of Ih-j olczancp , comfort and
enjoyment which a special train thus
oquipued and managed affords. Parties
desiring to Inlta tulvantiigo and think
seriously ot accompanying any of the
above tours , the sooner upaco is secured
the bolter will bo the location in the
sleeping car. For ii pamphlet giving
detailed information ns to dates when
oxctifsions will leave , the cost of tmmo
and Itinerary , address J. J. Grafton , 105
Clarlc htreut , Chicago , any MisEouri
Pacific or Iron Mountain route agent , or
II. CJ. Townsonel , general paHScngor
agent , St. Louis.
4 >
LOW HATJ-J I.YMK.SION
To Houston , TrT. , mill Iti-turn.
Tuesday , .January 3 , 18)3 ! ) , my third
Bpofllnl party will louro Omaha , bound
for Houston , Tox.
Having for Halo several thousand acres
of the richest land in Harris and Urn-
/.onla counties , Texas , lying between the
cities of Houston and Oalvcston , nnd oti
the tliroo principal trunk line railroads ,
I will offer an an inducement for invest
ors , or llioso doslring only to look at the
land , specially low ralos from Omaha to
Houston and return , good until Juno 1 ,
ISO ! ) , with a limit of IHtocn days in each
direction , and good for slop over at
pleasure within limit.
Thefio lantlB that I offer fop sale are of
a riuh , black loam , easily cultivated ,
being rich enough to produce the most
excellent results without fot'ttllx.atloii.
Everything that cun bo grown tuiy-
where in the United States growa specially -
cially well horo. The ground pays well
from the first year.
The price of laud ranges from $2.GO to
8 0.00 per aero on the most fiivortiblo
terms of payment.
All thoBo lands Ho contiguous tp and
within llvo miles of the ubovo mentioned -
tionod railroads , with an abundance ot
water and tltnbor , The climuto the year
through is excellent.
Remember the Umo wo go ; Tuesday ,
January ! ) , 1SIKI. Leave Omaha at 9:1)0 : )
p. m.
For further information relative to
lands , cllmatu , soil and cost of living ,
nml particulars as to the purchase of
ticket ? , cheaper than you can buy of
any railroad company , call on or ad
dress It C. 1'ATTKUSON ,
> 12o Ramgo building , Omaha , Nob.
"A Y. nr. a. A. Jouinl-iii. ( | "
Over 100 members of the Young Men'a
Christian association are hustling this week
aiming for the 1,000 mark In membership.
Knoh has agreed to see four men before
Saturday night and ask them to Join the
association. They will report at the "round.
up'1 Saturday evening at 0 o'clock. A
unique prl/o will bo presented the person
who brings in the largest numbnr of mem.
bcrs. Now Year's day is to bo u great day
for young men ut the building.
You don't want a torpid live ? ; you don't
want a bul ; compluxlon , you don't want a
bad breath ; you don't want n hoiulacUo ,
Tliun usu Da Witt's Llttlo Karly lUaorv , th
famous little pills.