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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1893)
Tl-TM fYHTATTA HATT.V TJTT ? . < 7 1QO1 ' /r 8PE01HL NOT10E8 , OVKHT1HBMENTS FOll TIIKSB COLUMNS A wllltietnken until 13 W p. ro. for lh fiTenlnu n < l until 8 ) p. m , ( or iho morning or Sund r edl- No 'ndrcrllioment taken for fen than Z4 cent * for tlio nnt munition. . . . . . All xlrertltonicnti In thf in tolamni Hi c nt a \torcj for the flrtt Innerlton and 1 cent n word for ocli nubnequcnt Inwrllon. or IIW per lln per toontli , Tcrcni , caih In adraoce. InlllaU. nmirei , rmlioln. olc , f cli. count M a word. ArtTeftl - mcnU mult run connecutlTolr. Adrcrtlsori , OT re- uiicmlnK a numbered check , ran liara tha letter ! iirldrcneil to anumbcrcil letter In earn oTn Ilex. \n wcra to addro ed will bo dollTOreJ on tne pi - cntatlon of Ilia chrck. SITUATIONS WANTED. " -"iVllKHSKH M AIIB AT IIOMK. l LJJ. Jlr . Oaklfrl ! X. 2ltli. Clilldron'tclothlnit. 720 A WANTKI ) , A POSITION AS STKNOdllAI'lIKH bf eiporlcncfid mala operator. Addrex X SI llco -WANTKI ) , POSITION AH OFKICR ASSISTANT and stonoicrnptK-r. Addrosn X M lice. 721 \V A N fKI ) , HITDAT1ON , 11V KXPRUIKNC K I ) 7011111 : Imlr > lcm > irraplicr nnd typawrltoi ; cnn opernto Suiltli 1'tomlcr or llcnilnntou. Addrri > n , II if. lice. tiOg MAN WHO HAS WOltKKI ) IN 1T.ANINO mill and who It capable of rnnnlnit wooil work- lni ( tnachlncrr and inklni ; the plnco of forcninn In smnll planlnc mill In tun bent town In MiiHIicrn Nebrmka. Addron II W , Oninha lieu. MfeU3 10 A WANTKIVAS1IINO IIV TIIK DAY. AlT ( Iron 1IC3 , lleo , MUM T * WANTKI ) , A POSITION AS nOOKKKKI'KH or olllco rlrrlt In a nhnloenln or manufncturlnit bunlncm. Will Inku Diiinll amount of stock to te- euro poilllnn , Klrtt-clntn rcfurenccs Klrcn. Ad- ilrcn I'14 , Hooonicv. .MW. 7 * WANTED MAIjE HELP. TJ-SALAHY OK COMMISSION TO AGKNTS TO I'hnndlo the I'ntcnt Chemical Ink ICrnsor Pencil. The mo t uexful anil noTol Invention of the ago. Krases ink thoroughly In two icconds. Works Ilka manic. MO to MX ) per cent profit. Agents making f-'iU per week. Wo also want a Kcnornl ngcnt to take chnrgu of territory nnd appoint sub ngents. A rnre clinncB to make money. Wrlto for terms and aspect. mvn of erasing. Monroe Kraslug Mfg. Co. , YSfi , Ln ( 'rune.Vln. . Ttl p-WATKI ) , IILACKHMITH TO DO I'LAIN WOHK J > nnd general blncksnilthlng. Address K. W. i'cck. I QUBlas. Neb , 810 ( ) _ BWANTKD AN ACT1VKMAN AS CITYTSALKS mnu and manngpr for n house selling the tro eery trndc , to call on the trndoof Omaha , Council llluITn nnd South Omaha. Knlr sftlnry to xn accept- nhlii man. 1'arty preferred who can bncoma Inter- rslfil t..UiX ) or M.bOO tn Ihu homo and enter Into pmiinni'Mt arrangements. Wo wont nnmn of bus- tnvm nblllty nnd who Is n rustler. Addrcsi for lire ilnyn. Hill , ll , o onico. M9II T p-\vA"NTnn , A"GOOD IIAHNKSS MAK 1:11 : AT J 'onco. A , K : Kempcr , North lleml , Neb. 873 II V ) 'WANTKD KIIIST CLASS HALKSMKN TO I'noil exclusively , on cnmmlsslon , a first cla s line of toilet wnturs , porfumus anil neaps ( lood territory nnd liberal rontract open for right man. jWhln-m. with references , 1'nluiur MfK. Co. , Knnias CUT. Mo. M9 11 * _ _ _ -WANTKD , A 11KLIAIILK 8TATI5 OIIOAN- J J Izer und mnnagnr for n strictly Ingltlmate bene ficiary order , tmi year rn lownient Insiirnnoo. An excellent chance for thu rluht party. Addras * , stating ago and roferunce , 1 * . O. box No , 3M. lllcb- luond , Vn. M9I5 7 f -WANTBI ) , A WATCHMAN KOIl NIOI1T I' work , a ninn who can furnlsti the very best of roferonccs , No other need apply. Addrosi II K3 , lleo , MWt ) 7 T-MAN | A1IOUT 25s QUICK TO IHA UN. CAN J Jllnd permanent employment nnd salary weekly. 151H llounliis street. MUU3A4 VANTK1 )7T\V ( ) MKN TO SKT OUT 20 ACHES of fruit and forest trees. Address OIL llee. llee.9S3 9S3 G p-WANTKD , TWO KXl'KlllBNCBD HALKS- .I'lnen for Nubrnnkn nnd town wloo nn < l liquor trade , Address L u , iluo Olllce , Council lllun > . mutf 10 T > -WANTKI > , S VKST AND 1 ( JOOD 1'ANTS Dmnker , Itoynl Tnllor , 401 4tb truct , Sioux City , In. MIWU B' r > -WANTKI > , A NO. 1 IlllUGOlST AT WH1TN15Y J'nt onco. Wrlto or wire John Sides , Whitney , L'nwos county , Nob. MIW8 7 * -WANTKD , A KIHST-CLAt-H HALICSMAN TO I > aill a specialty for n nonresident innniifuotuilng lioimo. Kxperlenced p rty preferred. lli'Tproncos required. Address C 13 , llco. MOT 8 * WANTKD , AN INlKLLKiUNT 1JOV WITH A good liorso to carry n route on tbu Dally llco. Apply nt llee onico.3i0 ! p. m. MD'.iQ ' WANTED FEMALE HElS ! p WANTUI ) , Gllllj KOIl UHNKIIAL 11OIIRK. Wwork , small family. 1M7 North lath St. 785 C-JIHL WANTKI ) , 2 IN KAMILY , GOOD wagot. Mrs. H. Ulguttur , 111 : 8. 10th. 815 1-WANTKD , OlHl. , IN SMALL FAMILY. 3IU Woolworth Aye. 654 C ! -OIllI ' S WANTKI ) AT MUlll'IIY. WASEY & Co.'scbalr factory , Bpnuldlnz nnd 3nil street. M93I 7 -WANTKD , OIIIL KOIl QKNK1IAL HOUSK. work. Good liome ; good wages ; small family. Apply 410-J Karnam street. MU4I i / 1-WANTKI ) , LADHSSAND OIULs. WK WILL Vpnyyon l to tlO per week to work for us at your own homes ; no painting or canvassing ; send nclf addressed cnvnlopo. GeorKO K. Kmmons , V < 'o. corner llattcryainrcb and Water streets , llos- ton , Mass .V.1I77 8 * - OK WAKKS TO ' C-11KST COMI'ETK.NT OIUL ; must bo good cook nnd laundress. 2103 Knrnam , Mrs. J. M.Thiirston , 8Wi 8 -WANTKDj GOOD QlllL KOU OKNEIUL bousowork ; good wages. Mrs. A. r , Tukey. No. 3541 ( .blcago street. U85 7 C ! -W A N TKD : ( Jlltl , KOU UOL'SBWOUK ; NO 11109 Karnbam , ( I6il 8 * /1-WANTED , GOOD DIIEM4MAKKHS , B GOOD V white goods makers L , Wlncbertr , loot ! Dodge Btreet. MIM 12' -F1HST AND SECONDO1HL , MHB. F. 0. TAY- lor. 13M Howard. M > U FOR RENT HOUSES. I'k-KOll HUNT , HOUSKS IN ALL 1VKT8 OP JL/clly. Tlio O.I' . Duvis company , 150J Karnam st. 783 -FOll 11KNT. 8-ltOO.M MODBIIN COTTAGR Hlth barn , nice lawn , bath , cistern ; all conven iences , { 2&.00. Apply on premlios. 832 S. 33th nve. Ixinvcnnorth cars one block couth. U03 fKLATS , I > WiiLIMIS , CO'l"l'AlK& . IN ALIi J pnrls of the city. Kilkenny & Co. , Iloom 1 , Con * tliu-mal block 72 D ( -FOH HKNT. TWO 5-HOO.M COTTAGES ON A-/ nutor. Call at southwest cor. Dili and Donelns. "M | 1FOll HKNT , NBW 13.IIOOM HOUSK , 25I3J JJ\so \ 10 room house , 2021 Capitol avenue. All luodern. Call 25'JU Capitol avenue. 11. 11. lloblson , 421 D-d-HOOM COTTAGK3 , 8TANFOHD CHICLE , now , modern. C. S. ttlgutlcr , S04 Ueo bide. 811 J-7 n-LAHGK LIST HOUSKS. PAUL , ICOa FAHNAMi - _ M378MIU' ft'OTTAUB , 2JD AND CLAHK. 1NOU1IIK 153,1 D-AMKH1CAN HOUSE. WO DOUGLAS ST. , f50 per month , J. M. llrunner , 413 Dee building. , _ _ _ MB21 M24 n-FOIl HKNT , CENTHALLY LOCATED HOUSK , Jvmodcrn Improveineiits. 703 N. 19th t. MC5I TJ-HIX-110OM COTTAGE AT NO. 1118 SWTII ST. , AJtWW. Five-room coltaRO. No. 513 S. 38th St. , at I10.UO. G , U Green , Ilarkur block. ' , ffl 71-KOH UK.NT. COTTAGKS. 0 It , ALL MODKIIN .I-'fJ-.fiO ; 7 r. o. front , modern , $ M.OJ. Klilnllty Trust Co. , KW Karnam. 811 ' T3 IIOOM COTTAUII , 1710 WKUSTKll STltltlCT. J' MBCl . i HOTIIL , 1'UTIN K1HST-CLKSS CON- illllon , I. Woodwortb , or Welthnns' Agency Wliltnell block. ' M9li 1 | " " ) -SMALL 1101'SK , KtTltNISHEl ) , 3i. NKT1I- crton HullS03 south 13ih strt-ot. T\-K'W HKNT , KU1IN1SHK1) HOUSK. I'l.KAS- jy ut location , umpla Uwu , nuotliailo trees. J4J7 ' 1'lorco ftrvct. Miuu ID * FURNISHED ROOMS. 110A11U i IJKSIllKI ) . IDJI Dortua M lad Ma- KUIINIS11KH 1IOO.MS QBNTLKMKN " > 3l Karnara street. 81S 8 * IIKATKD HOOMH KUHNISIIKD KOU > lnc. 1711 Nicholas. JtlM ] ! _ _ _ _ . IIOOM 1-OlfoNE.fi.Ol ) JIONTII GDI . .lb , KtUnt. TN'r i7 iTwoiiLirs KAIU visnous CLOU or - IClilcaKO oUcrs ncconimoiUlloni ot tha or- Jtomplr li.w rnlo of II per ilny , Wrlto for proinoc- tut K. W. 1 srtildKu , mv inter Oct ! n bulldliiK. rhl- f go. III. E-.M4W1.V HJHMSIH-JI ) IIOOM 8UITAULK foronscirtwo Kentlomun. 2C17 llarney slreot , MI04 10- 1 ? -NKWLY yuilNlSHKl ) , ALSO UNKUIINl'sTlKD 4- rooms , ( at S. - 13th strevt. Apply room 3. Jd door MiHI II' * E-1-I.BA8ANTKIIONT IIOOM tXJIt GBNTLK- JUUi men Cass. , modern coDTeuleurcs ) board If doitred am ! , r-URNISICED ROOMS AND BOARD. 1THK DOLAN , M AND 21) ) N If HI tTR * 78 Tr--fl.J"KNT. ; I'Y.KASANT KUHN1SIIEI ) 11OOM8 J- with board. tM N. 19tb , M9U Wouau'i ' ' ' ' M"8 " ° * U'UKntM CAUBOl- - Clirlitlau aisoclatlou , 111 Bo. J7lh it. 717 LMINI9UKO UOOM AND" a N. ItiU ttre U UK3 1' TJRNISIIED ROOMS AND BOARD Continual. DICSIIIAIILK FUIINISIIKI ) KIIONT ItOOM JL'wlili honrilt modern rcnlilcnco. Terms ren on- , bl8i references. 2437 Ilirnor. . .7-LAIK1R IIANDSOUKLY KUHNISIIICI ) KIIONT JL room , nlio faw table boarders. Mrs. Thompxin , 2709 rarnara M'JJU U * 7-SKVKIlAL I'KIISONS CA.V HAVH KXCGI i lent accommodations In I'tlrnto ' famllr , Torf . ncnr llnnncora park. U 11 , llee. V8I " FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS G-1 UOOMO. 1U1 N. 2IST. U.O ) , 3 roomi , Ml K. 21st , M.OO. 2 to 4 rooms. 19th and llarnor , til to 113.00. 3 rooms , Ttli and 1'nclflc. Id00. Houses of nil kinds. O. f. llutts , 23) ) S. 17th.9.17at 9.17at . 4 UNKUIINISIIKI ) IIOOMH , SUIT- nblr for bouickeouInK , modern ImproTomontsi ent cheap. J7UI Webster street. M .l G-FOIt LltlllT llOt'8KKKii'INO : , 4 UNKUIl- nlslicd rooms , 13.11 S. JV'tli ' street. t * > 8 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES "oKirKOL'u-SToitv iiiirciriTuiLiiNOz7 ; ! T nlilu. IIOiJ Iliiriu-r Rt. n r KOIl ItlC.NT , STO11K O.V S. 13T1I HTM IMNOK 1 block , iiiltnhlo fur inunt mnrkut , Ininlwaro orilrr oods storu. Inqulro tun S. Mill nt. bi'J 1-KOIl HKNT. TIIK4-tTOIlV ) IIIIICK IIU1LII1NO JlDlliKnrnnni U Tlio bulldlnit linn n fireproof co meat bnnumnnt , cnmploto stunm licntlnu tlxturosj water on nil tha Uuurs , gat , utc. Apply ut thu olllco of The lloo. Hill AGENTS WANTED. T " AHKNTS WANTED. MALIC Oil XK > MLB , TO ' accept n Kood position with us , to sell our 'llrcnd , Coke nnd 1'arlnx Knlren , also Cnrror. " llKKinl tiidiicemcnt uvur oflurud. No c.ipUal ro- quired. Adilrcin with stump , Clauis Sbuar CD. . 1 * . O. Uoir Si'fl , Kansas ( llr , Mo. ni'Ill-in'W ' I -MO ) TO KM A DAY. fl2.M ) OUTFIT KUUK. J Work jrenr round for man or woman. Wrlto nt onco. Kxcelslur 1'ortralt lluuio , 41 N. Clark St. , Chicago , MIM M3 WANTED TO RENT K-IK YOU WANT YOUIl 1IOUSKS IlKNTKI ) llstnlth J. II. 1'nrrotto , Douglas block.Midi Midi A3 FOR RENT MISOELLANEOUS. HOUSES , 8TOIIICS. IIOTKLS , KUIINISIIKII J houses. Welslmns , Wlthnoll block. MU1211 * STORAGE. M-STOUAGK. WILLIAMS & C110S3 , 1314 llniney MM _ M DON'T 8TOIIB IIOUSUIIUf.il (1O IDS W1TII- out soolng our storage department. It Is the best. Omaha Stovu llopalr WorkjU1JT Uouglns. M STOIlAflK KOU HOUSKHOLD GOODS ; olouu and cheap rates. K. Wells , 1111 Karnnni. WANTED TO BUY. \T--CASH KOIl KUIMITUHK HOUSEHOLD JLI goods , etc. , or will sell for owner In our auction snlcs. 11. Wells , 1111 Knrnani. -\rpAHTII5S 11AVIM1 STOCK UANCHKS OH 1IIURO bodies of Nebraska - - or WyomlnK liind for nnlo will do well to address Oco. ft. Hicks , real estate and Inventmon agent , room 305 N. Y. Life ltf , Omaha , Nob. 7SU 0 AT WANTED TO I1UY KOIl ( JASH. HOOD UP ' rlKht piano , must bo llrst-class , In Rood order and very cheap. Address , ulvhii , ' full particulars Itb price , II 51 , Dee ofilco. 60S FOB SALE FURNITURE. 0KOIl SALK , OKF1CH KUUNITUIIK , 1IKSKS , chairs , typunrlters , eta. 80S N. Y. Life Ilulldlng. 436 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Q - HALE. AN EDISON PHONOQIIAPII. 734 North 21th , South Omaha. Neb 1177 10 * 0-TllisrANDAHD : CATTLE COMPANY OKFEll balHdhayat fj.00 per ton , on board cars nt Amos , Neb. This price may bo withdrawn at any tlmo. 7 SINEW Q -NEW FIHE-PHOOF SAFE CHEAP. A .HI. HUE. M103.M 10 * Q - ' SALE Oil THADHs ONE ACKK WITH hennery. Address 11. , Mil Center street , Omaha. 48'J .MID * QFOH SALK , FINK ST. IIKHNAIID PUPP1KS sired by thu famous Champion Vlctor _ Joseph. Address Ulloo. . Jlb'JO 1 Q -FOH BALK , A GOOD 11OL8TE1N MILCH COW , ; heap. Milton Hogars , No. 334 couth 37th street. MU01 11 Q-KOll SALK , 24 IIOUSKI'OWKII l-OHTAIILB boiler , 10 horsepower engine , steam pipes , pul leys , belting , packing tables , Ice boxes , wire olllca partitions , letter tile , desks , show cases , lot good dry lumber. I'oycko Candy Co. M9I1 7 MISCELLANEOUS. n WANTED. WOHK TI5AM KOIl TKADB. A .IV Hood /arm for sale , n farm to rent and furnish cattle with It , H C-room cottaKO to nell very cheap for cash. Marshall , room V40 N. Y. Life. 'M 1X14 11 * CLAIRVOYANTS. C MHS. NANNIE V. WAHHEN , CLAIHVOYANT. Orellablo butluess medium , tlfth year at ll'J N , Kith. 731 S-MKS. Dlt.M. l.KGHAVK , PHOPIIKTESS , DEAD trance clairvoyant and life reader ; tells your life from cradle to grave : can bo consulted on all alfalrsof life ; has the celebrated Exyptlun breastplate plato to unite the separated and causa marrlnKO with ono you love. Come ono come all and oo con vlnced of her remarkable powers , omco and roil. donco4I7S. lltli st. , hours9a m. toll p. m. Strict life cbarfand photo of your future wife or him band sent through mall for JJ.W , chart alone , 12.00. All letters containing 4 cents In stamps tiromotiy answered. M898-HT MASSAGE , BATH , ETC. 'P-MASOAGK THBATMKNT , KLKCTKIC-THBK JLiual baths , scalp and hair treatment , manicure and chiropodist. Mrs.Post,31iH ) S.15thWlthnell bit 735 rp MADAME SMITH , 50) S. 1STII , 2ND K LOO It iltoomi Massage , alcohol , sulphur and so bath 939 11 * 'P-.MMK. CAHbON , 1121 DOUGLAS STHEKT , 3KD J-lloor , room 7. massaKe , alcohol , sulphur and sea bath * . 853 < J < PERSONAL. U-IF YOU KAHMESTLY INTEND TO MAHHY quick , well , honorably , scuitlOo for Matrlmon'.H No.wsMercur , mailed In plain sealed envelope. Morcur , XMOth st. , New York. 295mU * U-PK11SOHAL. E. A. J , , ALL YOUIl MATTKHS have been llxed up. Helurn home at onco. A S. Joseph. M1UJ 10 * U TIIK MAN WHO HELPED THE LKTTKI carrier up who fell Frldny inornlnK plonso sen his nddrois to Overall , 2215 Chicago street , 11WI 7 * MUSIC , ARTAND LANGUAGE3 _ Vt , 1IANJOTKACI1KH.N. W corner 16th and ilarnoy. Haruoy street entrance UI4 V-HAHHY WILLIAMS CIUITAH AND IIANJO i teacher , 1033 Farnaui street , Iloom 1. 1.M2ffl M2ffl Mil MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. ir-I.OWKSTUATKS. KIDKLtTY THUST COM ' pany , 170J Karnnm street. 730 \\r-MO.NF.Y TO LOAN ON IMPIIOVKIJ C1TV M property , loir rates. A. C. Frost , Douglas blk 737 \T MONKV TO LOAN AT LOWKST UATKB I The O. K. Davis Co. , 1505 Karnam stract. 741 v .r-CK.NTHALLOANATIlUST . CO. IIKK ULI)0 739 If ANTHONY LOAI ANDTIIUST CO , 318 N. Y Llfo , lendj at low rates for cbolco security on Nebraska or Iowa farms or Omatia city property. 7 < 0 "iy-C. F , IIAIUUSON. 13 N. V. LIFE. 7(1 \V-MOUTOAOK LOANS LKSS TUAN 7 PBI ' ' cent , Inuluitlnx all charges , diaries W.Ualney , Omalia Nat bank bide. 745 \\r-FIIISTABKCONI ) SIOIITHAUB hOANS ' Onintia property A on farms In ailjarant coun tics. Send full description. Alex .Mouro.llJl llco bid 74(1 ( \\T OMAHA LOAN A THUST COMPANY , 10TI ' and Dounlas , loans raouoy on city and farm property at low rates of Intercut. AI3U3 M13 \\T-MONKVTO LOAN , IJ.500 PUIVATK KAST- i ern money , on liuprorod oaiaba or Co. IlluiU real cstaU ; mm or muio loans. AUdroi A II C euro of carrier No. II , Omaha. 2 \\r-WANTKDATONCK , LOANS ON IMl'HOVKI ' OuinUu property ; low rales. Fidelity Trus company , 170U Farnam st , 730 \ \ T l AND y VKAll 1.0ANS ON CITY AND FAll * ' ' morlssKcs. lleod A holby , 311 Uuard of Trade \V-LOANS ON IMPUOVKD AND UNIMPUOVKI ' city propcrtj.U.iW ) nnrt upwards. to 7 per c n * iO deity * . W. Faroara Smith t Co.,15lb and Uarne * > i < > tl Ty-Tl'KllCKNTMONKV NKTTO IIOllllOWKIlS < l on Omaha cltr property , Noczlrit cbargc * o any kind. Wlir p y blali rates ? Monor Is cbeap. Von can ifel full benentot low rates from Olob Loan and Trust Co. , llith and Ilodje , 747 \\r-oMAiiA HA VINOS UANK MAKKS LOAN on realnlalttat loneit markm rates. Loan niadu in small or largo sums for short or lonir tlmo No commission U cliaraod utd the loans are no aold In .iho east , but can always be found at Hi bank on Iba comer of ISIh and liounlas tlrvets T4i Wr MONKV T4I LOAN AT 1XWKST UATKB UN I Ipmrored and unlmprorcd real estate , I to years , fidelity Trust Co. , ioi ; Karnam , TW r-LOANB. a. U. WALLACE , 811 DUOWN BLK 74V MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. CVinHmiftl , [ \r-MONKY TO 1XAN O.V OMAHA AND COUN- M ell Illutl * real estate and NpbrasKa and Iowa arms at from 6mo dm percentlntorent.wlthnoad Itlonal charues lor commissions or attorney ! fees. V. II. Mclklo. lit Nafl bank bhU , Cmahn. 45U MONEYTO LOAN OIlATTELa. L'C A LL AT TUB O K F 1C K OK : OMAUA MOUTOAOK LOAN CO. | J INCOIIl'OUATKU. i . ' ' ' ' . IK'TOU 'WANT'MONKV , Vou can borrow on UOKSR1IOM1 FUIINITUIIK AND PIANOS , IIOIISKS , WAOONS AND CAIUllAd KS. W A UK HO US Hi ItKCKirrs , MKUU1IANU13G , Ull AND OTHKIt SKCUIll'l V. Wo will It-nil you anr amount fro mflOUO to lI.OX ) . ON TIIK DAY YOU ASK TO II IT without publicity or ri'inoval of property. You can pay tlio money back In nny nnioiinU you wl li , and at nny tlmo , nnd each payment > o made will roiluco thu coat of tlio loan. Itmiiutiibiir that you IIIITO the use of both the iropurty anil the money , nnd pay for It only us keep It , Thuro "III bo no rxpcn.ic or chaw kept out of honinount nnntod , but yuu will rucclru the full amount of the lunii * llcfore borrowlnccliiowliero cnll anil itco us and you will find It greatly to yuur ndvnntnuo. OMAHA MOUTCAOli LOAN CO. , 30. ! SOUTH 1BT IIBTIIKKT. llrnl Hoer nbore the ftro'jt. THKOI.DHST , I.AUCIKST AND ONIiV I.S'COIU'OK- ATKli 1,0AM COMPANY IN OMAHA. X DO YOU WANT MONKY' TIIK nOKI.lTV LOAN IIUARANTKH CO. , IIOOM 4. WITIINBU. IIIXJCK. 3I9W SOUTH 15TII , COUMCIl I1AUNKYST. WILL \ LOAN \ YOU \ ANT BUM \ LAUOB \ OR \ BMALL FROM \ TKN \DOLLAn3\ \ \ UP. WK MARK LOANS O.V FU1INITUIIK HOHSKS , CAHIIIAIIKS. WAHKIIOUSB HKCK1PTS Oil PUU- HONAL PKOPKKTY OP ANY KINiI. OUIl TKUMS WILL MRKT YOUIt APPIIOYAI. You can pny the money buck at any tlmo anil In any amount you wish , and thin reduce thocon of cirry- IIIK Iho loan In proportion to amount you pay. IK YOU uwo n balance on your ftirnlturo orothor porcor.Bl proportyof nny kind , wo will puylt oil for you anil carry It ns lonu as you desire. YOU CAN HAVK YOL'll MONKV IN OSB IIOUK KIIOM 'fllK TIMK YOU MAKK APPLICATION. No publicity or rcmornl of property , so thnt you Ret the IMO of both monay nnd property. You will also llnd us In from 7 to U n , m. 752 V MONKV. 40. CO , W DAYS. C11KA11 UATK.8 -nnd easy pn > monts , on furniture , pianos , llvo stock , etc. , without dolny or publicity ; cash on hand. Dun ( irecn , room 8 , Ilarkor block. 7 , ' > ia X --J. E. YANU1LDEU , 112J7 , OMAHA NAT'L UK M155 MD - PIHTCHAHD.Sl DOUnLASBLK. 10 A DODOK. 754 X WILL LOAN MONKY ON ANY KIND OK HK- curlty ; strictly confidential. A. E. Harris , room 1. Continental block. 753 BUSINESS CHANCES. V NOTICE. ONLY DIIUO 3TO11B IN TOWN. JL Lossof health cauio of soiling. It will bo place for a doctor. Address A 'A lloo olllco.ll'J ll'J ' M 8 " \r-FOU SAL15 Oil KXCHANGK. A PATENT JL right for Nebraska , out of which a rustler can make money. Address , 212 Mct'nuuo llldg. 517 V FOH SALE , IIETAIL IIAIIDWAIti : STOKK J doliiK n Rood business , Address Lock Box 1000 , Lincoln , Nob. MS30 7 y fim SALE CHEAP , niuric YAUD , TOOLS , -Lteaiu and wagun. Apply at 3531 lilondo street. M7tW 7' Y-FOIl SALE , AT YOUIl OWN PHICE , SODA apparatus complete ; no oncrator , A. O. Stokes , Harrard , Mob. 8I5-C' T-KOH SALE , SMALL OHO'JEHY STOCK AND bullillnechoap for cash. Address W. 1 ! . , Hous ton , .Neb. - MStil 9' \r-FOIlSALB. CHKAP. A SMALL STOCK OK -L hardware , a full sot of tinners'tools with pat terns , at Hebron , Neb. Itoason , death of proprie tor. Call at once or address Martin Dowald. Dowald.J18G07' J18G07' T WELL LOCATED HE8TAU11ANT FOH SALKj . will take real estate as pa11. . C > , Dec. 875 C * V WANTED , A PHYSICIAN WITH SOMK KX- JL porlcnoo In a rich , well settled and practically unoccupied territory Address A , 851 North 2.1d St. , Lincoln , Nob. MW1 7" -V7--KOH SALKj COMPLETE DIIUO STOCK AND -I store fixtures at Waterloo , Neb. Satisfactory terms to the rlxht partyi only driiR store In town , Knqulroof Jlcyer & Itaapko , or Kntz-Noylns Co. Omaha. 084 r AVOCA STEAM LAUNDIIY FOll BALK OK trade. Address C. Follet , Avoca , la. 1)8311 ) Y FOll SALE , MAKULE A STONI ! IIUSINE8S doing a 17.000 business. Gcod location. Address CK.Uee. M1CKXJ 13 * Y 1IUSINESS CIlANClCS IN NEUHASICA AND Iowa. No charge to cash buyers. Van Patten Business Exchange , 555 IJo ard of Trade. Omaha , Neb. MIDI ! : Y WANTKD , CAPITAL TO OPKKATE A MAN- ufncturlnu business ; 25 per cent dividends : no risk , Address C 1C , Dee. MX)1 ) 1T ( FOR EXCHANGE. r/ CLEAN STOCK OK UENKHAL M'D'S'K ; WILL eal estate & money. lloiZ'JJFrankfort. Ind 750 r430 ACHES OF CLISAK LAND IN ONE OF ' -'the best winter wheat districts In Kansas to ex change for 10 or 20 aero tract near Omaha city Ilmlti. Will pay cash difference If property Is good. Address , clvlng prlcp and location , O 20 , lleo 2U5 r/-l OWN 100 FAlniS IN NBDRASKA , KANSAS /-JA Dakota. Will sell cheap , or exchange for mill. , horses and cattle. Add. box 70. Frankfo rt.lnd 750 r/M,500TJ 4,003IX DHY QOOD3 , IIATJ. CAPS , J boo Is , shoes , notions , etc. , for desirable Ne braska land. Address Ford A Pock , Btromsburit , Nob. M1WJ Mil * r/-GOD ( OMAHA KBNTAL PHOPBHTY TO E.V ' - chanRo ( or property In or near Los Aneclcs , Cal , Giro number of your property and uovo time. Ail dress Ilex SVIJ , I os Angeles , Cul. IVJ3 ' 0 V HUSINESS PHOPBIITY FOll GOOD FAHM 'Jlunil lu Nebraska or Iowa. U. II Peterson , 1412 S. 13th. MU8I M2i V KOIl KXCUANGI.4IOACHHSOKOOn : CLEAN /J.MIsBonrl tlmborland , clear and perfect title. 301 N. loth St. , Omaha , Neb. Kll 8 * Z-FOH KXCUANOB , 13.000 STOCK OK HOOTS and shoes , want land audnouiu cash. Address C. Bnyder , Amos , la. Mrtli ) 7 > y TO THADK FOH LAHGKH PHOPKKTY a-rooni cottage , barn and lot ( clear. ) Will pay dlttoreuco. D. F. Hutchison , 103 N. 15th. III'll ' 7 V-FOH EXCHANGE. HEST PAYING CHOI' ' 'Chouse In Omaha. Address C 7. lloo. MillO 11 * FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. 50 ACHKS IN ONK-ACItC LOTS. NKAH SOUTH uraaha.wlll be placed upon the market March 15th. No mortgages or taxes upon this property , abstract tree. WHIiln 15 mlnutea rlilo to VUli and N streets , Healthy location , good residence place , line chance to raise vegetables , poultry , oto. Terms eusy. Per sons A llorry , South Omaha. 3U > i3 ! A -FAHM LANDS IN NKUHASKA , KANSAS A.VD jiSouth Dakota forsaloon longtime , easy terms and low rate of Intercut. Liberal commission to agents. Send for catalogue. D. Hayes , Manager Muscatlno Mortgage and Trust Co. , room 2 , 8IU < So. 15th street. MIIM MI8 T7A1IM OF 4SO ACKKS IN CAS8 CO. , SPLKNDII -L land , good buildings , good orchard , llvlnu water , W-VOO per aero. C. F. Harrison , 913 .V. Y. Llle. Llle.ties ties s 'PWO DKSIIIAULE IMPIIOVED FARMS FOHSALIi -L320 acres In Douglas Co. , 1 } miles west of Omaha ( TO acred In Washluuton Co.,13 miles north o ( Omaha For prices and terms apply to W. li. Mlllnrcl Omabu , Neb , M513 M19 IT'OHSALB-FAIIMS ' , CBNTHALAND KASTKHN 1. Aobraiko. E. C , Uarvln \ Co. Shooty block.V7I3 | < 'OUSALK,200 I'HOICKIOWA AND NKHHAtiKA I farms. K you with to buy. sail or borrow money on farms , wrlto or call. Hogg * A Hill , Omauti , Neb. U | M FAHMOFBO ACHES NBAH SO. OMAHA. SMALI house and barn ; $45.00 per acre. C. F. Harrison U13 N. Y. Life. ifcS 8 PHI ! I1EST AND CHEAPEST FAKM NEAl A Omaha. ICO acres at 10) per acre , 2 ! ) acre * six mlle < from court house with 2,001 ycar-oldgrapo vines , 1,000 fruit Ireei , etc. This 1 a very pretty plnco and cheap , at two per acre. Wo have houses and lots of all kinds and at al prices. .Monthly payments. Omaha Heal Estate and Trust Co. , llee building. 119111 T.TOUSEOF 7HOOMS , FULL KABT FUONTCOII 11 nor lot , near car line , ll.bOO,00. C. F. Harrison 913 N. Y. Life. V83 IM.l'.lANT , COItSKll FOll HKSIDKNOK , laj FT n flSUUO ; hanilnoniH residence , VI ft. lot , ( IJi.OOO fine farm li mlle out , 10,000. F. K. Darling , llarke block. ; H \VANTKD , GOOD QUAIITBU IN BAUI > \ ' county. Wanted , gold quarter In Casi county. Wanted , cheap half section In Kurnns county. Wunied. cheap half section tn Dawson county , Wnntcd.&or 10 acres for caih. Wanted , 40 acres near Omaha , Wanted , good quarter In 1'awnoe county. Wanted , good quarter In Cumlng county. Wanted , IUJ arrus near Omaha for cash. Wanted , good quarter In Slanlun county. Wanted , farm for lot and cash. Wanted. HI ) for < 0 scrcis near Omaha , Wanted , 1800 at 8 per cent. Wanted. JJ.UOO at 7 per cent. Wsut d , bouse for clear lot ana caih , C. K Harrison , VII N. Y , Llfo. jiWJ 9 your whole .s the liver. that doesn't deus us work of iiurl- fylng the blood , nioro tronblon como from It tlmn you con ro- nicinbor. Dr. Ploreo'a Ooldon McrHtftl Discovery acts upon this wwik spot ns liothlng clso can. It rouses it up to healthy , natural action. By thoroughly purifying tub Mxxl , It reaches , builds up , and Invigorates every part of the irototn , For all ( llscftsos that doxuld | on the liver or the blood Dyspo | > sla , Indigestion , Ulllous- ness J every form of Scrofula , oven Con- gumption ( or Lung-scrofula ) In its earlier stages ; and tha most Btubborn Skin and Bcnlp Diseases' , the "Discovery" Is the only remedy so unfailing and cITccuvo that It can bo niianintced. If It doesn't benefit or euro , you have your money bock , On these terms , It's an Insult to vour In telligence to huvo BOinuthlng else offered ua "just oa good. " FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. inVOSNAPrt. LOT 40X137 WITH GOOD HOUSE , .Least of Prospect Hill cemetery , at (10.00 per month , no Interest. Also full lot in paved street , ono mile west of postolllce , nt about one-half Its value..Ittlc , Drown Ilk. 85'J CASH WILL SECUHB 1 ) ACHES F1HST s Inmi In ru tcrn Nebraska , balance lonn ime , d per cent Interest. The O. F. Davis Co , I5J5 l < arnamst. I'.iJ.MIO ? 1 OK SALB-IIOUSE AND LOT IN NOHTH 1'AHT of city i,500.00. Terms JIOO.OO cosh balance (15 00 per month. Tha O. F. Davis Company. ! )73a ) 4 LOST. LOST FHIDAY. MAHCII 3 , SOL1TAIHE DIA- mend ring : 116.00 reward. W. F. Mack , Pac. Kx. Co. , 14th and llarney ste. rOST-LADll3' 1JLACK MOHOCCO POCKET- JUuook : 3 bills , a Marquise rlnR and card. M Iss Hess Hale , lloturn to this olllco und receive reward. MW3 8 * LOST-FHtDAY.iLADIES Ol'K.V FACED OOL1) wntch , short chain , picture In back. Howard for return to llee. MIDI 11" DRESSMAKING. I7US1IIONAI1I.K IIOIIK3 AND BVHNINO COS- JL mines. Inquire at 1721 Capitol lire. MM. ) 10" DHKS3.MAKI.Vd AND LADIES' TA1LOII- IIIR at modnrato prices nt the Ladles' Tnllor iressnmkliiR uoliene , lliue. Curbett , 501 Drown block. MN3 A4 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. OHOHTllAND 1IY MAIL WITH ANY OF Till- ! Ostandard typewriters at home. Kreat chance for those cither In city or country who cannot attend n regular shorthand school. Address Van Sant's School of Shorthand 513 N. Y. Life , Omaha. MIWI SECOND-IIAND TYPEWRITERS BOYLIS3& IIAIIII , liRALBKS IN TVI'KWIin EHS. All makes boiiKht , sold , exchanged , rented. UIJ N. Y. Llfo bldic. TOI.65S. 167 M UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMERS CW. BAKBH ( FOHMKHLY WITH JNO. G. JA . cobs , deceased , later with M. O. M aul ) , undo taker and embalmer. : ill S. liith St. : tot. KM TOO PAWNBROKERS. T SONNENUKKO , DIA.MOXIt DHOKKIl. 1305 J .DoiiKlas st. Loansmoney on diamonds , watches , etc. Old enld andsllvnr bnuuht.i'-'lcl IViS. 153 If you don't wantto bdya DensinoroTypo- writer , don't oxninlnoIt , iliiKBalli Station ery Co. , 11101 Karnam St. . Onlatiu , Nob. "IraproTemaat the Orderof , , the Ago. " It Is unnecessary to mention tlio points of su periority possessed by tlio ns tt Is now so well 'known. Its Record of Success la Its Boat Ro commendation. When It was uuton tlio market rivals said It would not wear , Tlmo has shown them wrong Inn very partlcu ar and lias proven that the Smith I'remlor 1STHEHKST and STHONQESTTVl'KWUITKU KVKR IN VENTED. AND TODAY IT STANDS FAIt AHEAD OP ALL COMI'ETITOUS. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO Cor. 17th and Karnam Sts. , Omaha , Nob. E.H. MAYIlfeiW. Mnnaeer. PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO..Solicitors , Boo Building : , Omaha , Neb 4yoiirn ExHinlnor ! ) U. A Put. ORlce. Advlco free RA1LWRY TIME GflRD Leaves CHICAGO I1UHLINGTON & Arrive Om alia Depot IQlh nnd Mason HU. Omaha 4.45 p Chloago Yostlliulo. , . SMa m | ) .50 a m Chicago Express. . . , U.S3a m 11.40 ra Chicago Hxpress. . . . . 4.23 p m ti.50 p in . . .Chlcaxo A Iowa Local. 6.03 p in Leaves BUllLIMi'JO.S A MO. H1V/4H. Arrlri Omaha Depot 10th and Maun St . Omaha 10.15 am Denver Express 4.05 p m 10.15 am Deadwood Express 4 05 p m 4.50 pm Denver Express 9.35 a m 4,60 p m Denver Limited 12.30 am 6.60 | > m Hastings Local. , 0.31 p in 8.15 o m . . .Lincoln Local ( ICxc ptSun ) . II.M am Loaves K. C. STTJ. A t ; . II. Arrive * Omaha Dapot 10th and Maton Stv Omaha D.60 a m ! . . . .Kansas City Day Expresi . . . H.OJ p m 0.45 ,1 m ] K. C. NlKht Exp. via U. P. Trant B 43 a m { Ujpmi . . . . . . .St. Louis Kxprins. . . . . . . C.IO a m Going I CHICAGO. H. I. i PACIFIC I From East. I Union Depot IQtli A Marny Sts. | Kast. 10.00 a m .Atlantic Express. r ,20 p m 4.40 p m . . . Venibulo Kipro . 1.10 p ra 6.35 p m . . . .Mitlu Kxproji , . 8 M a m Going ClllCAGU , it. I A 1'AClr'lU. 1 rrom West. I Union Depot 13th and Marcy Sts. I I West. 1.20pm ! Denver I.lniltoil I 4.SJ p m 8.0 ml..Kansas City ( Except ttnnrtay ) . , | 7.05 p m UNIl > .TrAUlBli ! Arrival Omnhs I Union Depot 10th nliil. > laroy Sts. | Omaha 7.6) a m Ueatrlcd KXVMSI. tj > a m Denver Expreu ; ZI5 pm Overland Kl/eit 4.15 pm . lloiUrlco.VStrulibr HntexSunl. ti.43 p ra I'Aclflo KXproASi . Denver > W MM CHICAGO , MIL. , iUl' . i-SUU lArrlva Omaha I U. I * , riopot anilJlalby Sts , | Omaha 7.0J pn.l Chlca/a ja.Ji im 11.10 ami Chicago - - 15.5' ' ) p m Lcavos I SIOU.X UlTY ft I'ATflKlO lArrlye Oniahal Dapot. loth and Ma.r < y S . I Oniah * 7.TU n ml Sioux Ulr l'ua > i er . t.S > pm I St. 1'aul Itxpfffjis 110.03 Leaves I MOI1X ClW TT'KCH'Itt Ooiabal Depot , 15th nnd Woti tor Sts. Omaha 'ft.l&pml 8t. l-iT .I U.2i an Leaves I OMAHA AST. LOUIsr I Arrives Omaha I U. r. Depot. IQtli nnd Marcy Sts. I Omaha 4.00 p ml. . . . . .St. Louis Cannon Hull | I3.M pn C. . St. P , .M. * O Arrival Omaha | Depot 15th and Wobite I Omaba 8.10 am . .Sioux city Accommodation . J.Ui p in 1.15 pm Sioux City Kxprat * ( Ex. Sunday ) 11.41 p m 5. n p ui 1 St Paul .raited IU1 a m & 15 p m Bancroft I'assanuortKx. Sund'y ) 8.4) pro leaves I F. K. A MO. VALLKY Arrive * Cimilia I Depot 15th end Wtbster8li. _ Omaha au ) am . . . . . .Doudwood Kxpresfu. . . , 5.VO p n l > .00 a m ( Ex. Sot. ) Wyo. xp. ( Bx. Mon. ) 5.20 pm 5.30 n m NorfolkKx. ( Sunday. ) . , , . . 10.2S a m t.45 prt , -f.St. Paul Hxpren U.-'J a m 7.20 am ( Ex. Sun'y ) Carroll 1'asasnter ISO p 10.40 a m * I hlcago Express. . . . . fl.U.1 p m 4.05 pm Vestibule Limited 9.2(1 n m 7.00 p in Eastern Flyer 2.15 p m tt 0 p m IHt. Bun.K'hln. Pan. ( Kx. Ikl V.20 a n Arrives Depot lith and WebiUr Bis. Omaha .St. Ix > uls Kxprass. 7.00 a m M. Louis Kipress $05 p m Ntbciuka Local. U.20 am ) ld Glory's Dominions May Be Enlarged tea a Considerable Extent Yet. JAWAII AND CANADA MAY BE TAKEN IN \HrgfMl Krlilcnrn ttmt lr. Vluvrlnnil I * Not Unfnvornlito to the Union of the Sand wich InlnrnU AVIth the Unlteil Sonto plulon . CHICAGO , 111. , Inrch 0. [ Special Tolo- prani to TIIK DEI : . ! A Wnshlnpton si > o- lul says : The roircscntutivci | of thu lawailau provisional government will , it the earnest favorable inoinent , cull he attention of the administration to ho pending treaty of annexation. They do not expect that the treaty will he withdrawn. Of course , Mr. Cleveland nay withdraw it from the senate as ho withdrew the reciprocity treaties with South American states which President iVrthnr had negotiated when ho entered upon ills olllco elicit rears ago. Ono of the Hawaiian commissioners said yesterday , however , that he did not anticipate such notion. The fuct that the treaty was not considered owing to ilomocriiti ? opposition in the senate was not to be interpreted , in his opinion , as indicating that the donuicralio party would oppose annexation us u policy. It simply meant that it desired moro tlmo to o insider it , and that the democrats preferred to have the islands annexed , if they are to bo annexed at all , under a democratic rather than a republican ad ministration. Moreover , there are some reasons for thinking that President Cleveland is disposed to have a commis sion sent to the islands to make a thorough investigation and report the condition of affairs before a llnnl decision shall be reached as to the policy the present lulminislratlon will recommend. The arrival of Princess Kainlaiii , the so-called heiress-apparent to the throne of Hawaii , is not likely to have any marked olfeet or inllueiice hero. The guardian of the young princess , Mr. Duvies. said one of the Hawaiian commis sion. is "an English fanatic,1' who seems to bo very much elevated by the fact that ho lias us u ward a princess of the Sandwich islands. Tlio commissioner had called upon him in New York and found him exceedingly .supercilious and arrogant in manner. He undoubtedly has made a grave mistake in tlio inter ests of his ward in coming hero to America , especially in exhibiting his of- fensivo British manners. : He Has given emphasis to the fact that those who are opposing annexation arc acting in Brit ish interest. Recent statements made hero by the direct representative of the deposed queen , Mr. Neuman , would seem to indi cate that he will not make a very earnest effort in her interests. He was asked whether or not the queen expected a restoration , and he answered most em phatically that ho expected the islands would pass sooner or later into the hands of the United States. It is evi dent that his object here is to secure the bust terms possible with this country. The views of Mr. Cleveland himself have not been expressed on the subject of Hawaii , neither since ho was president nor before. The representatives of the Hawaiian government , however , point to a mere passage in his message in 188 ! ) , as indicating that ho believes the ulti mate destiny of Hawaii is to bo a part of the United States. Some of these who are in the im mediate surroundings of Mr. Cleveland , notably Don M. Dickinson , are earnestly talking in favor of annexation. Mr. Dickinson , who by reason of his residence near the border in Detroit , has become very much interested in Ciumnian matters , has expressed the opinion that before the Cleveland ad ministration is ended a movement will bo inaugurated which will inevitably re sult in the annexation of Canada. Mr. Olnoy is said by some to bo an en thusiastic annexationist and there are many eminent democrats who will not full to call tlio attention of Mr. Cleveland - land to the fact that all the annexations of territory which have ever been made to the United States , except that which resulted from the purchase of Alaska , have been accomplished under demo cratic administrations , und that the party which has opposed them is the ono which has generally mot with national defeat. "Ilrnco Up" Is a tantalizing admonition to these who at this season feel nil tired out , weak , without appetite and discouraged. But the way in which Hood's Sarsapnrilln builds up the tired frame and gives a good appetite , Is really wondrrful. So we say , "TaUu Hood's and it will bracnyou up , " For a general family cathartic wo con fidently recommend Hood's Pills. limulcil by Wolvi'S. STOCKTON , Pa. , March 0. [ Special Telegram to TIIK BHK. ] This town is in a state of feverish excitement over the sudden invasion of a herd of wolves. Since the holidays snow has fallen almost continuously , and this fact it is believed has caused the mountain ani mals to become bold from lack of food. In their olforts to obtain this they have loft their haunt in Mount Ycagor and are now in this vicinity. Every night Homo domestic animals of the village have been killed and carried olT. The villagers could not understand what was the cause of U until Friday , when an engine on the Lohigh Valley road ran into a pack of wolves and killed two of A STOMACH LIKE AN INDIAN , V/hy the Indians Never Have Dys pepsin , Yet are Caroloos Eaters. No ono could accuse nit Indian of over-euro- fulriosa In catlne. IIo ate wlmt nature K&VO him berries from tlio vrood , spoil from trnpH , game from lili bow , IIo ate plenty of It , ate till lie ivuj full. H-was not very well cooked pomctlmus , undue uo often ate fast. When liuntlni ; or fighting a ilny would often pass without anything being eaten at all , ' Yet ho never had dyspepsia , He never "dieted. " We hear too much about "dieting" those day * . A man muan't cat pic , or cabbage , or cake , or beanu , or this and that. IIo miHii't out very much and ho must do it very blow. Ho nm.t never drink when lie oat . Ho iimsn't ' . ' ) burr } Ho imum't worry. And eo It noes. TliU Is all very good advice. Hut It would worry a man to death to remember U all Why can't we lire like the Imtlun In a heiiltuy , hcnity , natural wuv ? llocause ire have aush weak stomachs , ftuthow did tha Indian possess such perfect strong , dlgeitlon ? lly taking that niedfolno of liU , UK VU , whenever over ho felt thcro was anything wrong with him. That Eagwu wn have now employee1 him to make for us. If you would tal.o the natural American remedy for dynpepsln Klckapoo Sagwo.yoti , too. would not know wlmt u weak Btoiimcli or ilysiii'psla wan. Thanks to the effort * of the Klckupoo .Modi cine Company , Indian Sagwu und othci Klckftpoo'lndlun remedies are obtainable o any Uni ? i t , and their genuine curuUvo value it beyond comparison. Klckapoo Indian Sagwa. $1,00 jarJBottleJ5Bottle _ for $5.00 hem. Yesterday John G Irani wont io ho mountain with his tlotf. Uo wits not o\\ff \ \ out until the cries of Ills tln # were lentil. Uoforo G Irani ranched the spot its doy hud l > eon torn to nieces by volvos. Yostordny Thonuw lltirst nnd Vllllniii Furtli suddenly cnmo ncross > onr tracks on the KlKU'valo mountain. Phi ? hiintors had only Kliotpnns nndworo linking their way homeward when they not the benr. It proved to bo n larfjo oTnnlo and the hunters wore forced to nn for their lives. The vordli-t of Iho people Is thnt Dr. Hull's lotion Syrup U the best remedy for couplis , olds , sore throat , nsthmu , etc. MAX Uo Supposed llnmiilns of llruro DNeciveroil lu u Cnvi > . Dl'.N'lSON , Tex. . March ( ) . [ Special Polofrram to TIIK HKU. | The whole of lorthorn To.xas is a itatod over the dls- jovory of a petrillcatlon in the Gundii- 'oupo ' mountains. The dis-covcry is now n a glass CUM > at Gainesville and it will > o brought hero for identification as the 'cumins ' of the famous outlaw , L5ruco Youtifjor , by a sister residing horo.- Last November 11 limn mimed William Air- lonrt wont with three associates to seek ) ro and fortune in the mountainous ejjlon of Houthorn Now Mexico , just lorth of tlio Texas line. In the cour&o ) f their o.\loratioiiH ] the party eamo ipon u cave in what is known as 'dark canon , " iv place desti- ute of highways , apparently unknown .o anvono excepting those residing in the immediate vicinity. In the cave ivas found a human body. Thirteen lays wore consumed by the men , who worked incessantly , before the body nuld bo taken to the light. While the 'oasil lay in the room at Gainesville , Mrs. John T. Billlo. the wife of a reputa- jlo stoekman of that plaeo , had occasion to view it. Slio looked but a moment when she called some of these present aside and informed them that it was be- vend doubt tlio famous outlaw's body. Mrs. I5illlo is a cousin to the Youngers and so positive was she that she has telegraphed Frank James , a , former associate , and the remaining Younger relatives to oomo and view it. From them no answer has yet been received. Close uy the body , when it was found , lay a gun of rather ancient typo and supposed to bo loaded. This she idonti- lieil as Urueo'n gun. In connection with those facts she related the following story : "About fifteen years ago , when the of- fleoi'H were hot after the James and Younger boys , Bruce Younger loft his liomo in Missouri and took refuge in a cave in the Gunduloupo mountains in southern Now Mexico. A negro whom the Younger family had raised wont with him ana regularly carried food and ammunition to the eave and she and Bruco's sister visited him. On ono occa sion the negro made his regular visit to the bandit , but ho never returned , and from that time nothing has been beard or seen of Bruce Younger. " By close observation a gunshot wound is clearly distinguishable in the right side directly under the arm. The right hand is over the heart and the loft on the stomach. The figure is that of a man about 118 or10 years of age. IIo wore a mustache , which can bo plainly seen , and the agony of death still lingers on his face. Alwuyn Croutlrd. NOIITII OAI.VKSTON , Tox. , March 0 Tlio In dustrial hotel of this pliiL-o lias proved already too small to accommodate thn Im mense number of visitors who are Hocking to North Gtilvcston. In order to increase the capacity of this already immense build- in ) ; a large annex will be immediately built , the foundation of which is already laid. These constantly coming visitors are placing thousands of dollars In North Galveston property , which proves their satisfaction after a personal inspection of its wonderful resources. JSXOIJSII I'ltKSS VOMMKXT. What tlio London NmvupaperH Have tn Hay Cleveland's Aildrenn. LONDON , March ( i. The Dully No\vs says , editorially , of President Cleve land's inaugural address : It was worthy of the occasion , which is recognized uni versally as by far the greate.it ono that Americans have known since the civil war. war.Tho London Telegraph Kays : Mr. Cleveland's bravo words would have been moro convincing to our mind of great reforms if ho hud not already been in power und failed to do much to root out the plagues of American life. The Daily Chronicle says : It is a long time sineo un American president lias had the courugo to speak such words to his countrymen. Tim spirit of the whole address ia a welcome new departure in American polities. The Standard deals at length with that part of the address concerning thn tariff as of special significance to England. It regards Mr. Cleveland's utterances as tantamount to a declara tion that the tarilT , although reduced , will bo wo levied as to be essentially pro tective. Tlio Morning Post says : The most striking feature is the contrast between the vulgar adulation of wealth that oliuraetoriy.cd the utterances of the re publicans and this fair promise to attempt vigorously to restore the linanco and improve the general tone of public life. life.The The Times says : The address grapples with the moht crying evils of American polities in language of refreshing di rectno.is , which is all the moro import' ant because Mr. Cleveland is not wishing for votes. IIo declares war against Ms- Kinloyism and the attendant demoralisa tion.Ve , however , do not expect any doctrinaire application of the abstract principles of free trade. A Cllllll KllJO.Vri The pleasant furor , ( roiitle action and sooth hiR effect of Syrup of Fi > ? s , when in need of n laxative , nnd if the father or mother he costive or bilious , the most gratifying results follow its use ; so that H Is the host family remedy known uud every fan.ily should have u bottle. Deputy Marnlial nnd 1'ossu After n DCS porntu KlleouilterSeeliro it ( iiing. KUFALA , I. T. , March 0. ( Special Telegram to THJ- : Bii---Last : : ] Monday morning Deputy Marshal Hogors and posse surrounded u log house on Hand crook in tlio Usage nation , in which worn eleven outlaws. The olllcora and outlaws opened flro on each other and kept it up for seine time. During the fusillade six of the men ran from the house and gel away. Finally a woman came out and told the ollieor3 if they would cemo 11 ring the remaining live would sur render. The olllcors look charge of the men , ono of whom was a member of the gang that hold up the train \VliurUm last Novemlor. After Roeuring thcii prisoners n portion of the men not out after the men who had escaped and to ward night they secured ono after i running fight , in which ho was shot ii the body und had one arm shot olT. Ho gave hiH name IIH Jesse Jackson am made a full confession. lie said he was the leader of the gang that hold up the train nt AVharton. Ho related the elr cumstanccs- asking Curl Mack for i ' plug of tobacco before blowing open the doors by bombs. For throat diseases , coughs , colds , etc. effectual relief is found la the use of Drown' llronchl.il Troches , 1'rleo lie cents. Sol only lu boxes. \ \TIfATI\Tf ' < ITOKPTfllK i ) ) LOlUiiilliUt liiJl lit ll/Uu loat Inspsctor Frank AccopU Loaus from Butchers. MINKS ME WILL NOT SWERVE FROM DUfY 'onlliiuocl ' III till rntltlnnVtillu ( tin III. ronnorU lloiircrd Provisions lor Mnro Snnllnry Ofllrrrn I'nl. formlne ; Inspectors , The special committee of the council com * toied of Steel , Parker and ( lowcll , appointed or the purposeof Investigating alleged under- land work In tlio proposed discharge of ono f the meet inspectors of the health depart * neat , mot yesterday afternoon hchiml closed oors. After n short session they ro | tiested he presence of Dr. Seniors and Coiiiu'llinun leLeano of the Hoard of Health , hut these wo gentlemen refused to appear In-fore the ommitleo. They then adjourned tn Or Soiners' olllce , where the board was In ses- Dl , . They were respectfully received , but It vas evident that the ineinhers of the coin- ulttee did not llnd much sympathy there , They entered Into u discussion of the subject ind the fact soon cropped out that it was a umocratlc scheme to save the political head f Inspector Hi-eson. Had fueling lias ox- sted between him and Inspector Frank for it'vcrnl months. H had Its origin In He1 son ilgnlng himself chief inspector when the inliminco makes no such jn-ovlslon. Since he tulle originated of removing one of thu neat inspectors anil applying that salary to ho employment of additional sanitary in- ipivtors Mr. Dc-oson has made some ugly irges against Mr. Frank , nnd it did not. take long to establish the fact that the com- ntttee was Investigating that gentleman , mil hoped by the use of what thuy iiseer * ained to nceompllsh bis removal. Mr. Ueeson was called In to tell what ho knew. IIo cited a half dozen places where 10 said Mr. Frank had borrowed money from iiiteliers whose meat ho was compelled to nanccl. He i'.Isa charged that Frank had ibited n meat linn and that when they ro used him a loan of M t-c remarked that ho uut just condemned 200 buslmls of potatoes n the iidjolning house nnd he thought that .hero was something in the shop of the man 10 was addressing that needed inspection. Mr. Ueeson said that when ho visited those lltTercnt places they inquired after Frank , ind In this manner he learned of the hi- lebtedncss. Then Mr. Frank was brought In. IIo ml- nltttul borrowing n small sum from two of : ho parties named , lie said they were old friends and it was duo to that fact that they iccommodated him. Doth conducted meat imrhets , ami in one of tlio places ho had uiuli'inncd some meat after the loan had jecii made. Ho dcnk'i' thnt his oflleial lotions would lie Influenced because of the loans secured from these two parties. IIo Altered n denial to the other charges , and said that the whole thing originated in the nation borne him by Air. Hoesun. Then the committee and tlio members of ; he board talked the matter over , nnd the alter wanted the former to make some recommendation. The board was not pro- lared to net just then and the committee withdrew. Afterwards the board did net , lowevcr , and it was voted to recommend to , ho council thiththo services of Mr. Ueeson ) o dispensed with. Mayor Ueniis , Dr. Somers and Mr. McLicario voted for the iduptlnn of the resolution and Chief Scavoy ind Mr. Howell against it. The two latter ranted both Mr. Hceson and Mr. Frank dis charged and a new man employed. But they wcro in the minority and the light is low transferred to the council. The board selected four sanitary Inspectors to commence work whenever Dr. Somers deems it necessary. They are .I. C. Oreon , \V. U. Green , C. .f. Westcrdahlm and A. O. K1. Harttmui. Uoforo the selections wcro iiiado twenty-four applicants appeared before - fore the luembers and were subjected to questioning. 'The contract for removing dead animals was again awarded to Newton Nida.v. Two other bids were received , and were a little lower than the successful one , but the mem- liers expressed themselves ns being so well satisfied with Mr. Niilay's work that they did not propose to gl\-o it to an untried man , ilthough it does cost a little more. The member * of the sanitary force were ordered uniformed , and the commissioner was instructed to purchase stars for them. A. communication from the East Omaha Land company , offering to furnish a watchman - man to prevent the promiscuous dumping of garbage along the road to East Omaha , was referred to the Hoard of Fire and Police commissioners. Croat IToinluc liir U'CHM ! .MuiutluuturiTH. It is only quite recently that manufac turers of furniture , wagons and wood work generally have become aware of tlio wonder ful promise offered by North Galveston , Tex. Directly tributary to this young city and not many miles distant in eastern Texas are over ) 15,000,000 acres of timber , which com prises all of the high grade hard and soft woods. Many people are coming la and are now doing business , but there is room for n great many more. With rail and water facilities for shipping and markets in all directions there should not bo any hesitation about the outcome of manufacturing ventures. For further particulars call on or write D , D. Smeaton , room IT liarkcr building , Omaha , Nob. , the local agent. The address of the homo olllce is North Galveston Association , Hex UYt. Minneapolis , .Minn. WASHINGTON , D. C. , , March 0. In the domino Jioui'H of ; congress Ropro- beiitutivo Doekory's resolution was adopted providing for nn investigation into tlio methods of doinjj business in the mivenil dopurtnients of the guvurnmont. Tlio investigation will bo carried on by a joint committed of congress , consisting of Senators Coi'.krell. Jones and Gulloui and Representatives Doclcory , Riuluml- son and Dlngley. Its seopo includes not only tlio methods of doing buslno in the department * , but the question of salaries as well. ' Cominisiionor of Lubir ; Carrel D. Wright , in his lifth special report deal ing witli the origin and practical opera tion of the so-called " - "Gothenburg sys tem" of regulating and restricting the liijuor trallli-of Norway and Sweden tlio granting of a monopoly of licenses in any given locality for the retail and liar trade in spirituous liquors to a com mercial company formed for this pur- pone wiys : "That tlio Hyhtom is per fect no on ' will bo hungiilno enough to maintain , but that it is the best means a.3 yet devised for tlio control of. the liquor trailic is admitted by all. " Forty years on the market. Salesilnereas- ing every day. Cook's Kxtra Dry Imperial elmmoagno. lloinember forty years. TIM : iir.Ai/rv AIAIUCKT. INSTIU'.MF.NT.S plni-oil on record March 0 \V.\IIIIA.NTV ii > : iiS. Martin Qiilnn anil wlf < > in Tlico .lur- Ki'ns ' tit nl , H urrert In nw corner mv 17-10-11 . 1,000 II A Nolle and wife \Vllllam Kornur , N aa foci of n 'JO fcnt lot HI , lilock 4 , KlUiorn . . . 300 \Viilnnl Hill Siivlnus , V Invcstmmit coinjKitiy to It M Mohr , lot 10 , block 0 , Walnut Hill . 1'BOO Hiunn to IIUM | > .Mohr , lot ! I , block IK , urn ) lot 0 , block ' . ! . hiinif . 11,800 I ) II Law , Jr. to .1 A HawU-y , n HO font lot -I , block 1 , Klikwooil , mid lot 10 , block 0. .Potter ' ' ' ti I'obli'-i 'M add to fouth Omaha . ' . ' ,000 Vi'miKli fi Wostorlli'ld to ' I. Hnml/-or , lot 4 , Wnuidi & Wo.storlluld's hub. . . 000 Arthur Kast to ( > II Illbus , lot 0 , block 10. llrlRKt' I'lacii . ' ' 000 Sumo to K II HeurHvoll , lot 'J'A ' lilock J , Mittliowh' : Hill ) . fiOO J I1' .MawhliuiDy to .leumHlo llntlor 132x1 ( out cominuiiclnx at a point 017 f 'et w of m > corner of s 10 acres of nw no 0-10-1 ! ) . COOK QUIT CLAIM IIKKIIS. I Hodson , Jr , and wife to J U Mck'oll , lol 1. lilock I , ( .lovdll'rtmjil toCldlgll- ton l ' K T Tarnsworlh , kpo-lul master , to I'ortsniDiitli bivnii ; | : ImnU , lots H and U , block 4 , Wlno & 1'arniu- loo's udil . 1 ,036 Total amount of tr&Ukfers . 8 II1 ,4 68
