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f 8PEG1HL NOTICES.
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until 12130 p. rn. for the rvonlnw nnd until 0:04 : P.
m. for the morning nml Hundny edition * . ,
AilvertliMTd , by reo.UF tlnK n numbered cheek ,
cnn have nnuwcr * addressed to a numbered letiM
In cnrc of The IJ e. Answer * M ndt1rw.nl will
b delivered upon presentation of tlio check.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Rates , l e word first lns rllon , 10 ij wort
therm tier. Nothing taken for IfMjhan 2iic.
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riiiHT-rLAHH "RAKER IN TOWN'OR rouN-
try. Address E 45. Ho'A M3Jj 13
WANTED. HITUATION AS COOK IIY EX-
pprlonced Klrl. Address E 47. ne - . A-M422 13
WANTED MALE HELF.
Unteit , i'ic wofd first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothlnit taken for IcssJ hnti 2Sc.
INSTALL.
mont BOO.IB. American Wringer Co , , 1009 How-
IJ-S7H
ard
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AOENTB , HALARY OH COMMISSION THE
Krenlent Invention of tlio nie. The New Tal
ent Chemical Ink Erasing 1'encll. Sells on
BlRht. Works Ilkn manic. Agents are mnk-
INK J2VOO to $ ir..M per week. Tor further
particular * write the Monroe Eraser air * . 1.0. ,
X 30. La Cro e. WIs. lt-877.
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TAILORS WANTED AT PRANK J.
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LIVE SOLICITORS CAN EARN PROM $2.00 TO
KM per tliiy. Apply 17. Granite
WRdLARHt IHTROLAR8' nrilOLARS' THE
best litirKlnr alarm ever made , Ju < tt out. 1 riro
Wf AwntB wimteil everywhere In thin s ate.
Good and quirk money mule. Call or nd < lr in
stain nKi'iit. 310 McCnRUO 11(1K-Om1Y"\.jj3 jj ,
TRAVELING MEN AND AGENTS TO HELL
the Daisy Htovo Polish n n. Hide line. (170 ( J
commliwlon allowed , Address at "nee , \ > te
Iowa Mftf Co. , Iowa City , la. H-M.W 1C
MAN FOR
brnika to hanlle new pitent nrtlele ; linn Knols.
no romiietliloti. ean clear $ ' . ,0'iO ' f niimmlly ,
rnpltal sm.lll. Tor particulars " ' 'j ' Jn i ! ' '
"WALL PAPER IIANGKRH AH AOENT.S TO
mil wall paper from sample bnoks In every
town In lovui No experience neco'Hiry HlR
commission , newest Kood , BumplPi fief. Send
for full particulars to N. 8. M.Connell 221 N.
Chirk street , Chicago. 1I-M312 II *
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WA NTED. MAN TO TRAVEL WITH MH
through the nnutlicrn Rtatei ; salary , J2 ; ° W > l'or
mnnlli nnd all expenfes. Must have Jl 000 05 to
$2,000.00 cash security. Address n 'J- ' _ Jj J ( .
WANTED. A IILACKHMITH WHO IS A COlT-
netlst , r. M. Watts. Neola , In. 11-MI17 IS *
WANTED. PHYSICIANS IN AM- PARTS OF
1T H. to travel and dlncnoao dlKPiii" ) lor
full particulars aililreii Western M. dlc.il In
stitute , Itoom 1C. 2JI Main street. Olnc nnill. O
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rale * , VAc word nrit Inserllon , Ic a word
thereafter. NotlilnBtaKenjror ICM tlmn 2jQ.
WANTED , rot'lf EXpTTmENCED GIRLS roil
tailoring work. Rtijul Till ! r , 4)1 4thi street.
Sioux City , la. _ _ _ „ - -
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE WILL PAY
from $500 to $1500 per week to dn utrlclly
homo work for us ; no cnnvnstlng nnd P in > p'
payment. send nclf-nddre a l i-nvelnpe LIberly
Supply company , lloaton , Mini. C M372 11 *
WANTED , A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work In family of three : lefeunco romili.Ml.
- nt 1211 8. 20th Ht. C 3'J ) ! „
Apply nt i "no
WNTED.CIRL L HOUSEWORK.
2203 Webster st. C lOt ! 13 *
WANTHD. A OIIII , TOIl OUNIMIAI , HOrKIJ.
work In small family ; Rood UORI-H Apply
at once 2118 South liltli sticct. C MHO 11 *
WANTI3D , A NUHSn QIIIL. 2308 PAVnNl'OllT
* ttrot.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY THE
O. F. Divla company , IMj I arnnm. u oia
6-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN. CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C. S. Elk-utter. 201 Uco l-iilld- -
Ing. D-8TO
HOUSES. V , K. DARLING , BARKER 1'OCK. '
MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE. 31 & MASON
D 7 5
RENTAL ACLUNCY , 607 DROWN BLOCK.
B AND 4-nooM APARTMENTS. STEAM HEAT-
references required , 810 3. 22d. D 882
TINE CORNER FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCKS
7 rooms , innse. nnd nil -other conveniences.
Georeo Clouseri ioom a , 1023 Farnam. _ _ „ , , .
6-nOOM/II , 1901 N. 23 ; 3-ItOOM II , 1302 CALI-
fornlirtt. ; B-room II , 1303 California.
D-50lm2D'
7-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE , EAST FRONT.
$22.00. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Parnam.D
D 5 > fl
RENTAL AG'CY , HUTCHINSON , 1G23 Farnixm.
1) AlSIS M2S
t-ROOM CORNER FLAT WITH ALL MODERN
conveniences. 2101 LeaVcnworth et. D 010 SI *
FOR RENT , ONE OF THOSE ClfoiCE STEAM
heated ( lain In the P. E. Her block , 10th and
Jackson streets. Call nt 1U2 Harney sneet.
FOR RENT TO A SMALL FIRST CLAPS
family without children , n nice nlna room
modem .house. 318 North 20th St. , rent reason
able. 130BB3 & Hill. 140S Farnam St.D .
D 210 AS
P > RENTAL AGENCY , SHERWOOD , 423 N Y. Life.
WANTED TO TIENT MY COXY COTTA G E
homo. 1S1I North 22nd slrcel : modern 1m-
s pi-wvemenls : married rouplo without children
prefered. Apply W. S. Seavey Chief of Po
lice , D 318-13
PIHST CLASS. WELL LOCATED HOlTsES. L.
S. Skinner , 310 N. Y. Life. * D-3K
THREE UOOM"HOUSE. . JO.OOVITH DARN.
18.01) ) . 3tli ( Webster stieet. LaiKe lot.
runNisHir > HOUSE TO SMALL FAMILY s
rooms and luth. Innulio 2027 Heward Rtreet.
" ) M3W 13 *
TOR IlENT. C-nOOM. COTTAGE , 1 COS SOUTH
31st sircotT VJ n-M3 17
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HOUSES roll RENT NEAR HANSf'PM PARK ;
nil moderii oonvqnlencea. Hicks , 303.N. Y Life
bhlK. ' D-M393 17
N'E\V C-ROOM FLAT , MODERN
llH'i'its , 1112 H , llth st. D 102 11 *
J.ROOM HOUSE : MODERN ; 3013 LEAVEN-
win Hi. D 105 H *
DESIRA11LE EIG1ITMIOOM IIOI'HE. NEAR
HlKh schoolf Inaulie 21,10 Capitol nvc.
I ROOM MODERN 1IRICK HOUSi.WlTH : NICE
lurni only $ J. > .00. Omaha Real Ealiilu and
Tiust Co. , Room 4 , lleo lililir. D Mt20 15
A NOMRER'OP'MOD'K'UN HOU.HES FOR
rout. Llit jour property with Geo. W. V.
Conies , 13 Patlerson blk. D M410 10
MlOOil'lilTliK ; HoFrtE. riRST-i'LASS CON-
nillon , 2J1T JncKson. Modern Improvements.
Innulig 2713 Jnckioii. D-M413 13'
JOB "RENT FURNISHED KOOMS.
Ratex , 1'icnrd llrst Inacrtlun , lo a word
Ihereatter NothliiK taken for 1-aa tiinn 25c.
I PURNIS1IED' ROOMS I'OR IIOUSEKEEP-
Ini ; for man nnd wife. Rent tuken In boaid
Sl N. 17th. E-2CQ
PL"EAS.\NT ROOM. i i DODGE !
H-S43 U
l-IRST FLOOR , 3 I'lNKI.Y FURNISHED
rooms for houiekepplm ; ; three ear linen ; heat
nnd IlKhl. $ IH ) . 2u03 Hurl slrret. E M3H 13 *
fOR RENT. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
1S1I Dodce. Reference jccjulred. E M3SI 13
FURNIOIIED ROOM , 2017 HAHNEY. E-377 12
Riles , l c T.-ord llrst Insertion , lo n word
thereitfler. Nolhlni ; taken for less than Ku ,
YOUNG \\OMEN'S HOME. UNDER CARE OF
Women's Christian association , HI A 17th st.
r-S83
ROOMS AND HOARDING. EVERYTHING
111 fit Ur.ss. C100 Douglas streel. r 46J M18
ROOMS WITH HOARD. ALSO DAY BOARD ,
10 ; S. 17th Hlr FM233 ! )
DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD. REFER.
rneer SB N. JMh , F M3I ) 14 *
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SICEI.Y rURNlSHED SOUTH ItUOMV1TH
tlrsl-clusu l wird. 2333 Ht. Mary's avenue.
ROOMS ; RATES M ODE
Hinuo tiibh19.'l Fnrnam street. F M3i > l 13 *
FRONT ROCIM IN PI UVATE FAMILY ,
B for two gentlemen. 2Jlf > Dndge ,
F- Mill | l >
FOR RENT-.UNFURNISH'D ' ROOMS.
Iliitrj , Uo waul llnK Inxertlon , lo a word
lieu-after. Nothing taken for ICM than Me.
vT OF 3 ROolIS. LI2AVENWORTH.
G-2til ! !
MIREE PLEASANT ROOMS AND KHVIIEN.
hoUDvkeeplns. 20.-J Howard at. Q04 U
FOR RENT STORE8 AND OFFICES
Rates , lOu n line each Intel tlon , $1.E4 a Una p r
lymUi. Nothing taken fur lp than ! ic.
CUE S-SiTORY BlORlTllUlLDINa , 1311 FAR * '
lucu it Buiua & Hill , liUil Fa mum at
FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFIOE9.
Continued.
1 MONTHS LEASE , OF STORE , 30 B. IITII.
I-M128
TOR RKNT. THE 4-HTORY BRICK HUILDINO.
tit Farnnm at. The building haa n nrcproot
cement bnaemcnt , complete aleom hcntlnir fix
tures , water nn nil lloors , gaa , to. Apply at
the ultlco of The Bee. 1 910.
OFFlCEa FOR RENT IN TUB KCHLITiS
bulldlnir , 16th nnd Hnrnoy. Special lnduc -
nienu Held out to peinmncnt tcnnnta. Apply
to Jobut Bros. , rooms M and til Bchllli build
ing , , 1 MM !
FOR RENT , TWO ELEGANT BTOREH AND
bnnemenls , corner of Hill nnd Howard jilrecln ;
best Inrntlon In Omnhn for cotnml * lon hounes.
A. .1 , Poppleton , Room 311 First National Rank
bldg. I-M41I-13
WANTED TO RENT.
Rates , I'.Jc word lint Insertion , Ic n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for leas than 23c.
WANTED , HoTtSES FOR RENT. W. O. TI2M-
pleton , 30S Pnxton block. K249 31
STORAGE.
Rates , lOo n line each Inscrllon , $ I.M n line per
monlh. Nothing taken for leea than 23e.
STORAGE foil HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Furnam.M
M SSG
STORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROS , 1211 HAUNnvT
M SS.
WANTED TO BUY.
ItntM. 1'to uord llrst Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for loss thnn 25e.
\ VANTii7 : STOCK 7jF aENiitA MUHK. roll
clcnr ImiJ nnJ cash , J. U. JSlttle , llrown blk. ,
Omaha. N-93I _
HICIIITCST I'lm-H PAID KOIl HIM'OND-HAND
furniture , cnrpi-ts , alines , etc. a. II llrnwii.
32) N. 16th. Tel. 1711. N M1A9 * _
WANTI3D. TO llf'Y , A IIOMtt ON MONTHLY
pa > mi'nti , want nlout nn olKit-ioom licmw ,
frontltiB KOUth or cost , with good yunl mm lm-
pnnominta , nnd In the WPKUTII part of tni *
city , inn In n position t make llbenil monthly
or iiunitally paymrnts. Adiliesir LI 4 < , ' ' ' ' ' ' ; ,
WANTI3D , A I.inilT SP.COND HAND SNVDUIl
phut-ton or liuggy. Call at 10H Uoimlin st.
N J
JFOR 3 ALE HORSES , WAGONS , ETa
Itutcs , 10e n line each Insertion , Jl.M a line per
month. Nothl.iK taken fur lesj than 2oC.
ATi7TcrNl33 oF viHTcLis : AT wo ON THU
Aft.r'Mnrch ' 6 I will Imo on exhibition ( for n
short time onlj ) at 1 13 rnrnam flrcct , Omnlin.
n full line of line cnrrltiRpi. coupes , Inml.ius ,
vlctorlns , park and cnnupy rlKi. bugKlos , phae
tons cnrtf , VmckboariK nil Uln < li of business
and pleasure \viiuons , ilrnji. milk anJ delivery
wagoni , which I will close out at
COC ON TUB DOLLAR.
A full line anil c\crythlnE Ihst-cHsi.
Coim > nml st-u nnd bo convinced that you can buy
nnjthlnir souant nt half prlco at 1213 lar-
nam street. Omaha. Neb
MtTMAlran.
I' 1C5 A3 _
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilati-i. IVie word llrst Insertion. Ic a word
theicafler. Nothing tnken for lem lhan 5io. _
IIALuFrilAY I'-OirSALuT ' T Hn aTANDAUU
Cattle Company , Amen. Neb. , hn\o 2.UOO tons
of Rood barn stored hay for sale. All orders
lUleil piomptly. _ _ 9rJI !
fbu HAL.I : TWO POOL AND TWO IULI.IARD
tahlex , Manhattan nl > le , monarch cushion" , sUe
4V4 by a , nml nil llxtures p rlalnlnu thereto.
Tablet not used one > ear jet Will sell or trade.
for particulars wrlto to 1'rank Oeoike , Carroll
City. Io a. Q-201 A4 *
1'OU SAUJ , AT HALF 1'IIICU. IWICIC PAL-
\vhceltiiito\vs , Br.ite bars , cl.iy Krlndeis ,
Ic. , ovciMldng necessary for stalling u bilcK-
yaid. AiMic-33 1501 N , 19th. Omaha.
Q M2I8 13
rou PALI : . SECOND HAND BNCIINUS , JN
llrwt rhiKS shape , from S to U-horto power. In
dustrial lion Woiks , Omaha. Q 321A8
WANTMD. HVnUY PERSON IN OM UIA TO
call lit 1211 Kurnnni Htiect nml sec the only
successful crude oil cooking iiml hciitlns sto\es
In operation. County or atuto i Ights for sale.
Q-MZSl II *
KOR SALi : , GOOD SKCOND HAND SALOON
outnt. Address or call II. llornberser , IUJ S.
17th st. Q-tQ7 14 *
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"MISCELLANEOUB.
Hates , l'4c n word llrst Insertion , lo n word
theieafter. Nothing tnken for less than 25c. _
roil LCAS13. 20 Oil 40-ACRU TRACTS NEAR
Florence luke , J3.00 per acre. Bogs' ! & Hill.
R 937 SI30
STABLE FOR RENT , 1710 CHICAGO STREET.
Apply at James Morton & Son Co. . 1511
street. R 221 12
8-ROOM MODERN HOUSE FOR HUNT AND
fuinlturo for s.ile ; Hist class locution. Ad-
drfHS E 28 , Heo. R 347 13
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CLAIRVOYANTS.
Rates. llo word llrst Insertion , Ic a word
theieafter. Nothing talcen for less than 25c.
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. HE-
llablo business medium ; 7th year at 1U N. 16.
8-883
Rates IHe n , word flrst Insertion , lo a worJ
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25e.
MASSAGE. MADAME 1IERNARD. 1110 DODGE.
T M121 19 *
MME. IIROWN , 1311 CAPITOL AVE. , MASSAGE
IrratrneiH and medicated biths. T 310 15"
MADAME SMITH. 502 S. 13TH. 2ND FLOOR ,
room 3. Ma-ssilBe , vapir. alcohol , steam , nul-
phurlne nnd aca ballis. T M3CO 17 *
PERSONAL
Rates , lV o n vvoid llrst Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing tak ° n for less than 23c.
VIAVI. HOME TREATMENT TOR LADIES.
Health bouk nnd consultation free. Addresser
or rail VlavlCo , suite 340 Uco Uldg. Lady
attendant. U M914
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE JOHN NELSON 19
tlie only pel ton emplojed by me to do the
cleaning of vaults and eobspools. A , MnuDon-
aid , City Garbage Contiactor. U &UII AC
MR9. 1JARTON GIVES READINGS IN PALM-
Istiy at 035 a. 17Ui. Ladles. 50c ; gents , $1.00.
U-M3SC 17 *
WANTED. EVERY PERSON IN OMAHA TO
call at 1214 Farnam stiect and fee the only
successful crude oil cooking nnd heating ntovea
In cucrntlon , County or state lights for vale.
U-M2SJ ll
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MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTRO-THERMAL
baths. Scalp and hair treatment , manicure nnd
chliopodtst. Mrs. Poit , 31'J'i S. 15thWltlmell blk
U 880
JIIST "ARRIVED-MADAME LA ROOK HAS
opened in.iiu.aeA inrlon nt 417 So , lllh street ,
Improvea miiRnetlc , vltainthle , sulphur nnd
alcoholic baths , both icslful and curative. Im
proved Swedish hand lubblng. n. m. to 8
p. m. Parlors 3 and 4 U M421 19
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Rates , lOo u Hue each Iribcitloii , $1 M a Una per
month. Nothing token foi lc a than Kc.
LOANS ON IMPROVED "AND "UNIMPROVED
city pioperty. U.OOO and upwards , 5 to G\j \ per
cent , no delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320
ruriuni. W S91
AN'rHONV LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 313 N. Y.
Life , loans at low tales for choice security on
Nebraska and Io a farina or Omaha city
property. W SM
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
lui'io\cd | and unlmpro\ed Omaha real cstato ,
1 to 5 years. Fidelity Tiust Co. 170J Fur num.
W I J3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TUB
O. F. Da\U Co. , 1E05 Farnnm nt. W tM
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMB IN DOUGLAS
county and Omaha city pioperty. No delay ,
Fidelity Trust Co ; . 1703 J-.irnam st. W MS93
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMUIA PROPERTY
and Nebraska fnims nt from 0 to 7. per cent.
\V. II. Melklu , First Nal'l bank bids. w S94
MO.NT.Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , liranmn , < Lo\o & Co. , Paxton blk.
W-M1J2
x
CENTRAL LOAN AND TIIUUT CO. . 39J RGB
tiillldlng. W 7
LOANS ON HEAL ESTATE. WAR11ANT3. doOD
uotuu , etc. , bought. Uarvln llruu. , 219 N , Y. l.lfo.
, W-273
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OM01IA LOAN A TRUST CO. . tSTIl AND
Douulas t . , loan money on city and farm
property nt lo est mle.n of Interest. W SOI
WANTED. APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS. J. U.
/.lule , niuun blk. , Omaha. W 933
UOKTUAUi : LOANS , A. MOOR1J. Mt N. Y. Life.
W 3A8 *
LOANS WANTF.D ON CITY AND 1'AR.M
iiixiiK'rty. J. N. Frcnzcr , opp. P. O.
W-38JR10
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , lOo a Una each Inicitlou , Jl.W a Unit p < r
mouth. Nothing taken for less than ! 3 < x
MONEY TO "LO'AN ON HORSES. "WAGONS !
plnn < in nnd funiltuiv of all kinds. llualnois
conil'lonllal. J , I ) . Haddock , room 427 llumge
MocU. X J9 $
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Wli.L LOAN TlONBY "ON ANY KIND W
tcurlivi ti Icily fonilJontlal. A. E. Hairls ,
room 1 , Continental block. X $37
MONKY LOANL'D ON TuilNITimij IMANO3 ,
all iullik'3 o ( MiUif. Fred Tviry , ( SO Ilanu :
_ _ _ _ *
SHORT TJ11U LO.V-N8. 101 N. Y..L1FB IlLIMJ
X-MNC al
Why
Polly Pepper ! \
My Mamma 11505 ,
fTs ) Soap , and 6t\ys ifetl
' Is UA11K BY
bcst'eVer made ; so of co N.K.Fairbank8iCo.
there is a 6anfa Claus ! Chicago.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Contlnueil ,
MONEY TO LOAN-
WB will loim you any sum which you wish ,
small or large , at the lowest possible intcs , In
the quickest possible time anil for any length
of time to suit you. You ean pny It back In
such Installments as you wish , nhcn you wish ,
and only pay for It us long as > ou keep It.
You cnn borrow nn
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
HORSES , WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE ,
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
Without publicity nr remqvnl of property ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
3iW SOUTH 1CTH STREET ,
First lloor nlxnc l\\f \ street.
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X S93
THE PLACE 1O 1SORROW
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,
MONEY ON HORSES AND MULES.
MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS ,
MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , .
MONEY ON MERCHANDISE ,
MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES ,
MONEY ON gonds that remain with you ,
MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PU1ILICITY ,
MONEY IN large or small amounts ,
MONEY AT LOWEST POSSIULE RATES ,
MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIULE TIME.
MONEY THAT jou may pity back at any tlms
nnd In any amount , Is at HOOM 4 , W1THNELL
block , cor. 13th nnd Harrey sts
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates , lOe n line each Insertion , $1.W a line per
month. Nothing tnken for less than 23c.
DRUG STORE , CENTRALLY LOCATED , ON
easy terms. lion 618 , city. Y 900 _
JIOO.OO Y7ELPS $1500 WEEKLY ; FINANCIAL
depression does not affect ROWO'B Infnlllblo
Handicapping sjstem. licst nnd safest specula
te Intraltmnt offcicd ; thhd ucceful year ;
prospectus 1511 free. C. D. Rowe. Ilex 127 ,
_ Brookljn.N. " _ Y. Y-M94M21 ( ; _ * _ _
rou"sALiroNn OK THE FINEST AND HEST
paying saloons In Fremont , Neb. lU'ason for
BHlllnir sickness nnd other buslnoin. Call on
or nddrcss G. A. Jurgcnhelmor. Y M2I7 13
I DESIRE TO INTEREST $3,000 TO $7,000 CAP-
Itnl In extension of ell established , clean ana
legitimate ) business Hint netted over 15 per cent
on $7.00000 In lb"J after pajlng all expenses and
Including allowance for personal management.
Everything clean and above ooard and ln\esti
mation Imlted. Addicss E 9 , care llee.
Y M271 17 *
MEAT MARKET FOR SALE. CENTRALLY
located : ntted up first clasi ; doing good busi
ness. Address C , lleo ofllce , Council HlufTa.
Y-287 A7
FOR SALE roil CASH , OR II VLF CASH HALF
trade , $3,00000 stock : clothing nnd genta fur
nishings in good town. Address liox 424 , Gen-
eva. Neb. Y M303 16 *
FOR SALE , A SALOON IN THE CITY OF
Fremont , Dodge county , Neb. , with a good
established Hade ; n good place for the right
man to make money. For particulars Inquire
of Albers & Co.'Frtmont , Neb. Y 323 15
WELL-LOCATED SALOON , CHEAP. ADDRESS
B ' 27. lice. Y MT.C3 13 *
FOR SALE , BUSINESSES , FARMS. LOTS.
Pioneer Business Agency , Sheridan , Wyo.
Y-M387 13 *
NICE CLEAN STOCK OF GROCERIES.CROCK-
ery , boots nnd shoes , Invoice $3,000 ; established
tiade of or $23,0 * ) a ye.ir , nil cash , best loca
tion In Gothenburg , Neb. ; net prollts for past
thii'o years , above all running expenses nnd
living , have been over $2,000 n year ; books ,
stock nnd business open to Inspection ; this la
nn opportunity seldom offered to step Into a
piosperoua nnd ery successful business.
Davenport & Waterman , 822 N. Y. Life.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Rates , lOc n line nrst Insertion , $1.60 a line
per month. Nothing taken for less than 25r.
STOCK \ OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ;
want horses and cattle. Box 235 , Fiankfort ,
Ind. 55 901
160 ACRES HAY LAND. 6 MILES FROM GEN-
trnl City , to tiadu for merchandise , groceries
preferred. Ilex M4 , Central City , Nob.
Z 248 M16 *
2 HOUSES AND LOT , BRINGING A GOOD
revenue , for vacant property. A good farm one
mile from good town In western Inwa : will take
house nnd lot In Omaha , J. D. Zlttlc. Drown
block , Omaha. Z M9J1 18
I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA , KANSAS
and Dakota. Will sell cheap or exchange for
nulse. , horses and cattle. Address l > ox 76 ,
Frnnkfoit , Ind. Z 901
20 SECTIONS CHOICE LAND ; CHEAP ; TERMS
easy : colony wanted ; commission liberal ; also
landa for stock and indse. J. W. Wclpton ,
Grant. Neb. Z1C3 A3 *
LAND AND CASH FOR GENERAL MER.
chandlse. liox 201 , Euatls , Neb. 2 29) 1& *
FO11 TRADE , HAM11LETONIAN STALLION
for good hind In Antelope , Holt or Knox coun
ties. Lock lox 706 , West Point , Neb.
Z MSC3 15 *
$1,000 00 STOCK OF DRUGS VOH LOT.
$ . ! ,4X > .00 clothing for house and lot ,
$1,600.00 will buy home ; paved street ,
C. D. Hutchison , 1CJJ Farnnm street.
Z M3S8 13
FOR TRADE. GOOD IMPROVED KARM AND
law farm land for stock of meichnndlse. Ilex
117. Valentine , Neb. Z M418 H *
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.
Houbcs nnd lots , all sizes , locations nnd prices ,
taken under foreclosure by eastern parties who
Insist on Immediate sale. Also Nebiaska farm
lands. Will sell nt half value , nnd easy terms.
R. F. Ranklne , Omaha National bank.
R i : M203
FINE EAST SLOPE B-ACRE TRACT. OVEIV
looking city ; splendid transportation facilities ;
a bargain on your own terms. C. C , .Shinier ,
211 N. Y. Life. ItB-2C2 13 *
PARTIES LOOKING FOR A HOME OR AN
Investment can got a bargain by calling or
addressing 3'J.il Grand avenue. RE 2J9 12 *
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A HOME
READ OUR LIST OV BARGAINS ,
ELEGANT BRICK AND FRAME COTTAGE ,
eight rooms , antlimo oak llnlsh all modern con
veniences. < 8,000.
MODERN BUILT FRAME HOUSE , ten
looms , elegantly finished , with luindxnmo stair
way nnd screen , parlor reception room , library ,
dining room , large kitchen , live" bedrooms , bath ,
pantry , closela , etc. , $9,000
HANDSOME BRICK AND FRAME COT
TAGE , new and modern built , harduood llnlsh ,
eight rooms , splendid location , $7,500.
ELEGANT CORNER HOUSE , ten rooms , re-
ceptlun hall , epaclous parlor , llbiaiy , dining
room , amoklnK room , large bedrooms , etc. ,
handsome oak'llnUh , hardwood floors , electric
light , gas , fuinace , bath , stonu walks , etc. ,
JIO.OOO.
MODERN NINE-ROOM HOUSE , corner , east
nnd noith front , colonial style wide porches. In
terior llnlsh very handsome , porcelain-lined
bath tuba , elate sinks , laundry , furnace , gas ,
vie , , $ U.WO.
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE , south
front , with furnace , cas. etc. . $7,200.
COXY EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE , modern con.
vciilriiccs , south front , plcabant neighborhood ,
$6 Duo.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE , all modern Improve-
inemx , near Hanscom park , $7 , & .
IIHH'IC BLOCK , corner 3-nd and Poppleton
avenue , two handsomely finished house * , mod
ern convenience * ; vUll bring splendid Income
on Investment , or maku two cholcu homes ,
111,000.
ELEGANT DOUBLE HOUSE. Noa , 1125 nnd
HJO South 31st street ; l rgo grounds , carriage
housi. , i-tr , cast front on one of the bet resi
dence BtrwU In the city ; Mill lent fur $1,9)4.00 )
per annum , $13.500. .
TWO X1X-ROOM COTTAGES , with large lot.
near Hanscnin park , splendid locution ; If sold
together , only $ ii.h'M.OO ' for both.
Abuve mcntlomd properly wilt bo ahovvn at
any tlmo by upplvlng at olllce ,
HICKS REAL ESTATE AGKNCY.
JOi N. V. Life Illdif.
Uounta for rent. RE 343-l2
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GREAT BNAP. LBVEL. RICH GARDEN
UnJe , one mile from city llmllv. $60.00 to $100,0'
p r acre , on 5 years tlinu ; to mo trade. Call
041) N. Y. Life building. RK-817 MM *
Rates , 10o a line each. Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for UM than c.
BARGAIN. N. l CORNElT23TH
ory. F , K. Durllnj , Barker block. 11 K-M9II
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
Two more of those beautiful cot-
tngca In Avondnle park arc now
open for Inspection. Modern In
every particular , Including electric
lights , seuer , paved street , stone
walks , trees , parks , etc. No special
taxes. No car fare. Prices very
low. ,
Wo have a number of decided
bargains In vacant lots , nnd cottage
homes on veiy easy terms. It will
pay sou to examine our list before
purchasing.
FIDELITY TRUST CO. ,
1702 Farnam ntreet.
RE ! 29m21
BARGAINS. HOUSES , IXDTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F. K. Darling. Barker block.
903
FOR SALE. A FINE HOME OF 12 ROOMS
outside of bath rooms , closet , pnnlry , furnace
loom , etc. , In one of the best locations , ele
gantly furnished and fully equipped In every
pnitlculnr , ready to .step right Into , nnd o
baigaln for anyone about to locate. The wholu
outllt , house , lot and furniture , $12,000.00. much
lesj than test nnd only olforcd for sale on
account of family being away much of the
tlmo the present year. Address D 06. Bee.
R E 130 n3
ONE 200-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. APPLY TO
W. J. Haulson or A. D. Rose , on farm , Blair.
. It E-M233
FOR SALE. 40 ACRES AT BARGAIN. AS AN
Investment. A. P. Tukcy. RE 115
ELEGANT HOME. AW.T ! MODERN 9-ROOM
house nnd nice bam , ono.block , noith of Hans
com Park , on SOth M1MC full east fiont lot ,
cost owner $9GOT ; If sold .tills week can be had
for only $8riOO , a gieat. jump.
ALL MODERN 7-ROQJI HOUSE ON POP-
pleton ave , $4,000.
Beautiful 8-ioom nil modern collage on Georgia
ave , near Hnnscom patK. full Tw-foot lot , nice
barn ; owner wants to Bjjlf ; If taken this week ,
$ - > , wo. > n
Nice cottage homo on Pacific street , one block
west of Pails ave , $3GOi ) { > ensy tcims.
Elegant house on 1'oftpl.oton nve , one block
north of Hnnscom parKJt6,300 ; easy terms.
Call and see us. Everything wo hu\e Is a de
cided bargain. WovlJMnot waste your time
showing you hlBh-prlced-'jiroperty.
Davenport & Waterman822 ! N. Y. Life.
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$100 CASH AND $1300 f-IJR MONTH BUYS A
G-room house , city watWJ lot 1 > 0\140 , one block
from car ; only $1,600. H
Wo have several tractof ground to lease ,
from two acres up to rWenty. . .
Omaha -Real Estate ahfl Trust CoT. room" 4 ,
Bee building. > li RE-40314
LOST.
LOST. WEDNESDAY , PURSE WITH MONEY ,
on Walnut Hill car , please return to N. W.cor.
15th and Davenport sts. , and bo icvyarded.
4W ( 12 *
MEDICAL.
DR. C. V. CROOK'S NEW METHOD TREATment -
ment of nerves , etomach and heart , 407 Bee
Building. M553 M22
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
O. F. GELLENBECK. BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1810 California st. 914
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER3
II. K. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
fmbalmer. 1618 Chicago' St. Ti > ) . 90. 901
DRESSMAKING.
ARTISTIC TAILOR-MADE DRESSMAKING ,
from $5.00 up. Madame Corbett. 1712 Spencer ,
Kountzo Place. M303 M15 *
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DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. MISS STURDY ,
4218 Nicholas. . 114 A2 *
UPHOLSTERING.
GLOBE UPHOLSTERING CO. , GENERAL FUR.
nlturo icpatrlng ; estimates and Information
cheerfully given. All work called for and
promptly attended to. 2023 Farnam street.
Telephone 750. M321
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND. 613
N , V. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. M903
CUTLERY GRINDING.
A. L. UNDELAND IS NOW HEADY TO DO
nil kinds of tine grinding at his old stand , 106
8. 14lh atroel. 367 nlO
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WILL SUE MILK INSPECTOR
Dairymen Claim to Ilavo Boon Injured by
His Recent Report.
ALLEGE IT CONTAINED MANY FALSEHOODS
Air. llruner C'liurgcil with Tithing for n
llrlho thnf Did Not Cninn City's
night to Collcrt Hpcclul
Tiixpi-Cnurt Culling * .
By reason of a report made to the Ooard of
Health , Milk Inspector Drtincr has secured n
damage suit for himself nnd the city , else"
the word of Kratise Drothcrs , who operate
n dairy a short distance cast of Port Omaha ,
ROCS for nothing. In the report which the
Inspector submitted ho staled that the milk
came up to the test , but that It was dirty ,
being kept In n place that was very foul.
To this statement the proprietors of the
dairy take exceptions , saying that when the
Inspector visited their place a few days ago ,
ho then and there told them that their milk
was good and that It was kept In ono of
the cleanest places which ho had seen. In
speaking of the matter yesterday , the milk
men stated that their milk was kept In a large
box outside of any building. This box was
illled with cool water and freely ventilated ,
thus allowing the free circulation of fresh
air at all times of day and night.
In addition to the above , the proprietors
claim that the Inspector hit them for n
bribe , which ho did not receive. They say
that when ho took the sample of milk , he
said , "If I should find anything wrong with
Ibis milk , 1 could close my eyes. " In re
sponse lo this remark , the milkmen claim
they made no reply , and when tlio report
was made their product was listed us being
dirty and kept In a foul place.
Van Clostc-r's C'ain Again.
Judge Ambrose yesterday decided the case
of Miles & Thompson against Herbert J. Van
Closter and the Omaha National bank , giv
ing the bank a show for the money which It
had Invested and which It had loaned to the
defendant , Van Closter.
Some years ago the Hrm of Miles & Thomp
son had a business deal with Van Closior ,
which eventually resulted In him giving
the nrm a mortgage for $15,000 upon some
property which he owned. As time rolled
around this note and mortgage became due ,
and an attempt was made to force a collection -
lection , Van Closter claiming that the whole
transaction was tinctured with usury. Latet
on this resulted In the arrest of Van Clos
ter and a bitter fight , the result of which
was that Van Closter commenced a suit
against Miles & Thompson , alleging that his
reputation had been damaged to the extent
of $20,000 by reason of the prosecution.
In the meantime , and while all of the
other litigation was pending , the Omaha
National bank took a second mortgage upon
the property , and the merry light continued.
It was setlled , however , out of court , re
ceipts passing between the parties. After
this , Miles & Thompson attempted to foreclose -
close , when the bank came in and set up
the defense that by reason of the settlement
of Miles & Thompson nnd Van Closter , Its
mortgage was n first Hen upon the premises ,
In passing upon the case the court held that
the bank was ahead of all other creditors.
Tnxos for Spi-clul ImproxciiicnlH.
The courls of Douglas county have sent
another of the special tax cases to the supreme
premo court , that a final opinion may bo
rendered on the question of the power of the
city to levy a special tax for the purpose of
making public Improvements.
Last summer the city passed an ordinance
providing for the construction of a sewer
out In Fairmont addition. The sewer was
built and the assessment to pay the cost of
construction levied. This assessment was
carried to the tax books of the city , after
which that which was delinquent was re
turned to the county treasury , where the
property that was assessed for benefits was
advertised for sale. On ono particular lot
there was a sewer tax of $28.15. This lot
was offered at the public sale held during
November and bid oft by J. L. Pierce , who
paid all of the back taxes. In the course of
tlmo ho demanded his certificate from the
county treasurer , who refused to deliver the
same , holding that the district court , by Its
decision In the Cunningham case , had de
cided that the tax was Illegal and void.
Pierce went into court , where ho asked for
a writ of mandamus , compelling the treas
urer to Issue the certificate. To this a de
murrer was filed and the case argued last
Saturday.
Yesterday Judge Ambrose passed upon the
Issues , holding that the writ should Issue and
that the demurrer would bo overruled.
reoplo'H I'arty Chest Walk.
The echoes of the national convention of
the peoples party , held In this city , In the
old Coliseum , on July 4 , 1892 , were wafted
about In the 'county court yesterday , with V.
O. Strlckler and several other parties being
defendants In a law suit brought by Charles
P. Delndorff.
After it was decided to hold the convention
In this city , Delndorf was employed to pre
pare plans for the Interior arrangements of
the Coliseum , $150 being the prlco agreed
upon as the amount that ho was to have for
his services. The work was done and
months after the adjournment of the conven
tion ho asked for his pay. The money was
not forthcoming nnd ho brought suit. The
case was continued from term until term ,
until n few days ago , when the defendants
demurred to the petition , alleging that the
wrong parties were madq defendants and
that the petition did not stale facls sufficient
to constitute a cause of action.
Yesterday the demurreis were argued and
overrulpd , after which the case was set for
trial at the April term.
Mm. HcmiuU lirlngH .Suit.
Mrs. George A. Dennett , wife of the late
sheriff , has gone Into the courts , where she
will try to collect a trumped up claim of
$1,150 , alleging that the county owes her
that sum for services a.a matron at the
county jail during twenty-threo months of
the years 1802 and ' 93.
As soon as Dennett retired from ofllco his
wife presented a bill to the county commis
sioners , claiming that she had served as
matron at the Jail and that sliu was entitled
to $50 per month for such services. The
claim was referred , and then the commis
sioners commenced to hunt the records to
ascertain by what right the woman asked
the county to contribute. In no record did
they find that any authority had been given
Signs' of leal.
You don't have to look
twice to detect them bright
eyes , bright color , bright
smiles ,
bright in
every ac
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Disease is
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BUREAU. HUH-i.V OX. SOLICITOUS.Iloo
s , OMAHA. NED. Advice FKEK.
( or the employment of n matron , anil In no
plaeo did they ( Ind ( hat the county hail
authorized the ox-nhorlff to place his wlfo
upon the county pay roll , The committee
reported Us finding nml the lilll WAD
promptly rejected. Not satisfied with this
finding , the woman lifts appealed to the dis
trict court , where she will attempt to over
ride the decision ot the commissioner * .
Opcnlnp ; Miirtcrntli Hired.
The case of Ferdinand Strultz ami others
against the city of Omaha Is on trial before
Judge Forpnson.
In November , 1SS9 , the city council passed
nn ordinance extending South Nineteenth
street from the north line ot Hartman's ad
dition south to Center street. Appraisers
were appointed ami damages In the sum of
$10,051 awarded. The plaintiffs went Into
the IIcMl claiming that thu city had no right
to assess Ihelr property for benefits to pay
damagei awarded to parlies whoso property
was taken. On those grounds they are
contending against the collection of the tax.
Wnnlfl II All I'lliln 1111
Ada Rhodes has asked the courts to
divorce her from her husband George , to
whom sliu was united In the month of May ,
1S92 , She alleges that George has put In his
spare tlmo boating , scratching and bruising
her , throwing her out of the house and
striking her with a long billcher knife. In
addition lo wanting a divorce , Mm. Rhodes
wants the restoration of her maiden name.
Minor Court AliUlors.
John McAvoy. charged with Brand larceny ,
withdrew his plea of not guilty and entered
a pica of guilty to the crlmiof petit
larceny. Ho was fined $50 nnd costs of pros
ecution.
In ) lie criminal court John Shelby Is on
trial , charged with having engaged lu the
practice of medicine without llrst having
procured the proper certificate from the
state board of health.
Today Judge Ambrose will take up
Judge Walton's equity docket for the purpose -
pose ot disposing of. the cases which arc un.
tried. Judge Ambrose will continue to sit
on the bench In his own room , No. 3 , In the
court house.
Tlio proprietors of the Western Laborer ,
who have been sued by W. 13. Chambers , n
dancing master , who claims that the p.ipet
called him n scab , have demurred to the
petition , claiming that the facls therein
stated arc not sulllclcnt to constitute a
cause of action.
The Ko'c divorce case has bobbed up In
the courts again , by the wlfo , Jcssto , answer
ing the petition of the husband , George , and
denying all of the allegations charged. Shn
asks for a divorce and the custody of the
Illtlo girl , nthel , which lias been Hie bono
of contention during all of the litigation.
W. C. Cofllcld , who last Saturday was
sentenced to a term of ten years , by his at-
toiney yesterday filed a. motion In arrest of
Judgment , alleging that he had had an unfair
trial. He averred that there had never been
a preliminary examination , and that ho had
not been Informed against according to law.
i Tim Nuporliirlty
Of Hood's Sarsaparilla Is duo lo the tremendous
deus amount of brain work and constant caroused
used In Us preparation. Try ono boltlo and
you will bo convinced of its superiority. H
purifies the blood which , the" Bourco of
health , cures dyspepsia , * overcomes sick
headaches and bllllousncss. It Is Just the
medicine for you.
Hood's Pills are purely vcgetablo.carefully
prepared from the best Ingredients.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA.
I.nst Night's City Counrll Mrotlng-SkuII
I'ractiircd In u right.
At the council meeting last night Mr.
Bulla reported that ho had held a conference
with the county commissioners again In re
gard to the appointment of a county phy
sician for the district of South Omaha. The
matter has been referred to the committee
on charities nd that committee will recom
mend at the meeting Saturday that a phy
sician be appointed for South Omaha on n
salary of $25 a monlh.
A sink hole nuisance at Twcnty-flrst and
N streets was complained of by property
owners In that locality. It was ordered
filled.
The taxes on the Episcopal church prop-
city at Twenty-third and O streets were
cancelled.
Mr. Moore complained of fruit peddlers
standing on the corners. Mr. Moore staled
that legitimate fruit dealers could not com
pete with the cheap vendors who sell in
ferior goods and asked the council to give
them protection. Upon motion of Mr. Wy-
man the chief of police was Instructed to stop
the tramp venders from selling their wares
on.tlio corners.
Mayor Walker stated that Inasmuch as
several of the regular police had been called
to Auburn as witnesses in the Argabrlght
case ho liad appointed as specials to take
their places Messrs. John Swanson , J. U.
Heed and Paul Slovens.
I'rncturcil llln Skull.
Charles El vert and John llarklns drank
together freely yesterday. About 7 o'clock
lu t evening they got into n scufllo at the
licad of tlio stairway loading lo the police
station when IlarKins pitched Klvert over
the railing to the concrete below. Elvert
struck on his head and received a very seri
ous fractuia of the skull. Ho was carried
nto the pollco station and given medical
attention.
Haiklns was locked up , but was so full of
Iquor that ho claimed ho know nothing of
the accident.
Elvert is u plasterer. Ho is a married
nan and has throe children and a wlfo liv-
ng at Hcnnlngton , Neb. IIo came to
Omaha In seaich of work three days ago
and has been on a spree over Hlnco.
Immediately after the Kculllo between the
two men Harking started to skip out , but
wao collared by Judge Fowler and turned
over to an olllcer.
With I nt.'ill to KIR.
Frank J3eda was arrested Sunday night
charged with bhootlng at Mrs. John Shitgo
three times with Intent to kill her.
Ileda and Shltgo are neighbors. They
have quarreled repeatedly. Shitgo was
only released from Jail a few days ago after
doing fifteen days.
Ueda claims that n gang of his neighbors
attempted to burn his shanty and ho rushed
out and fired three shotu Into the air , not
aiming the weapon nt any particular person.
The case will como up today at 2 p , m.
Not ( llvru by n C'ntlioltu Society ,
Some Individuals have advertised a dance
for the night of March 17 and circulated
their green posters In every direction. Itov ,
I. II. McDovItt Sunday announced from
the pulpit that the dance was not given
under the auspices of any Catholic society
and ho advlbcd his members not to attend
mica an affair In Lent. The members of
ho Ancient Order of Hibernians have also
alien up the matter and will lot the pcoplo
mow that It Is not gotten up by their to-
clety or by any other .Catholic organization.
Argnlirlglit'H Trlnl for Miitilrr.
J. W. Arcabrlght , who unlll recently was
a member of I ho South Omaha pollco force ,
till be placed on tilul at Auburn today
charged with murdering his fntlier-ln-law.
Us plea will bo < > elf-defenso.
A number of witnesses from hern have
IPCII subpoenaed by the state. Among them
ro Wiley Ilocltott , Dr. GlasgowOlllcor Davis ,
Olllcer Van Wlo , Ofilcer Krocger. Olllcor
Cmorlck and a woman that Argabrlght used
0 bo sweet on ,
o
Hewitt's Witch Huzol salvo cures nlcorH ,
De\sltt's Witch Hazel salvo cuica piles.
About Dictionary Coupons ,
A subscriber Inquires what Is to be done
vlth the dictionary coupons each week after
10 has secured the onu published In The
Sunday Dee and those published on the three
ollowlng mornings. It the four coupons
1 Sunday nnd 3 Dally ) have been cut out ,
and them In with your name , address and
5 cents. You need pay no attention to
hose printed In the balance ot the papers
hat week. All wo want Is ono Sunday and
hrco weekday coupons with each order for
ono number ot thu dictionary. We pay no
attention to the series number printed on
ho coupons only when a subscriber fails testate
state what number of book ho desires ( and
hh occurs frequently ) . In that case the
lumber of book corespondlng to thu series
number on the coupon U sent.
Hewitt's Witch Hazel salvo cures piles.
THE BENNETT LIBEL CASE
Btato TJndortakcsto Imponch Testimony of
Witnesses for the Dofouso.
NUMBER OF STORIES ARE CONTRADICTED
\Vlliictnrs ( live n Hail Clniriii'tvr to IMiin
ll i\ontn : lit tlio ( liiliNinltli
( Siilnoii llotv Liquor Out
lull ) the .lull.
The hearing of tlio Uonnctt-Ilosewator libel
case a aln occunlpil lliu iitti itlun of Juilgu
llorkn ycstcnlay nfteriioon.
The stitto withdrew Its offer of. the linker
statements secured In tlio Moshor InveatlKH-
tlon ttlthout wnltliiK for tlio court to pass on
the objection raised by the defense.
Oeorgo A. Uciincttia recalled and testl-
lied that ho no\or saw the Sayeroinan at
the Jail. Ho said Moshorore his hair mid-
dlliiR IOIIK durliiK the llrst part of lila term
In Jail. The \\llness said ho tnadn no throats
against lloaeuater. On cross-e\aniln.itlon lie
Bald ho had no lo\o for the defendant nnd
never had hud. It was a matter of pnlltlca
purely. This animosity was not Increased
until the defendant brought the witness'
family Into disrepute. "
All thu aitlclos printed had boon untrue.
The witness never went to talk to
the defendant about It , but had talked
with lleo reporters. The witness ad-
milted that there had been es-
( Mpes , nnd that Theodore lU'iinett had
released a pi Isoner without an order from
the Judge The witness said he considered
ho was ll.ible civilly for the acts of his
deputies , but not criminally , but he would
consider Mr. ItosowntEr liable criminally for
the nets of his mibordltmtos. Uo told the
reason for the release of the prisoner by
the jailer on his older , but said ho believed
that It was technically contrary to la\\ . Uo
could not say that the publication of that
story was wrong.
Kx-Dcputy Jailor JJnd was recalled and
testified as to the cIc.inllncHa of the jail. Ho
said Mostier never had u key of the Jail
whllo witness \\as there. The key box was
Itcpt locked.
GOLDSMITH SALOON ni'ISOOH.
Martin Shields was tlio next witness. Ho
formerly tended bar for Goldsmith. He did
not know Mosher , but knew Theodore llen-
nett , and linil seen Dennett there with
Horn , Ills attention \\i\n never called to
the fact that Moaner was there and the wit
ness would not have known It If Mosher had
been there. On cross-examination the
witness testified that he saw ono
of the Goldsmith witnesses at the
saloon after the preliminary examina
tion and before the dial. This was
Hnmsay , nnd the witness saw him there
very frequently. Ho VMS apparently alone
and was there nt all hours up to 9 or 10
o'clock at night. Kairsay didn't como thcro
as often as after the trial.
Larry Casey was next called nnd
testified that ho did not know Moshor ,
Ho had no business and was at Gold ,
smith's nearly oveiy night last summer.
Ho drank with HO many people that ho could
not remember wlicthur he over drank with
Mosher or not. On cross-oxamlnatlon ha
denied that ho had said In the presence oC
Messrs. Gllck and Goldsmith that ho had
called lioulsmltns attention to flioshcr a
presence In the saloon one evening last sum.
m or.
or.Mrs. . Smith , colored , a former neighbor of
IMna Mai shall , testified that Mrs. Marshall
had roomers tip to within a week of her
aricst. One was named Duller and another
Henderson. The witness had seen Mrs. MHT-
slmll talk with men , and know of thi'lij.going
to her house as late as U o'clock at night ,
Mrs. 1311/abeth Stnhl testified that nho
"was once a married woman , " Shu know
Mrs. Marshall , but know nothing of tlio
hitter's husband , She did not know of Mra.
Marshall's ever going out to work , and hail
seen her atop mon and talk to them In tli
alley , She had seen men and women go
Into the Marshall house.
W. M. Shepherd , colored , testified that ho
had known Edna Marshall for nlno years.
Ho did not know of her having ahjisband. .
Lew Cntlott , Arch Harvey and "Hanr" had
lived l/l'h ' her. When asked AS to the
woman's reputation for truth and voracity ,
the witness salJ he did not Know about tlio
truth part of It , but she had always seemed
lo bo a bad woman ,
W. S. Husband , colored , also know Mrs.
Marshall. Ho testified that ho had looked
over paitltlons and peeped through window
cracks , and told of sights ho had witnessed
on such occasions. The witness testi
fied that lin was somewhat stuck on the wo
man himself and had assisted her.
JAILKK MILLKH UKCALLUD.
Jailer Miller was called and showed by
the Jail record that Agnes Donnelly was
placed In' Jail July 2 , 1802 , and released
August 23. Rdna Marshall entered the jail
September U , 1803 , and remained until
December IB , Deputy Jailer Ernest used to
stay In the jail sometimes In the evening
while the witness went down town , Ernest
was there on thcso occasions as late us 9:30 :
or 10 oclock. On cross-examination the wit
ness said that a person in the residence
part of tlio jail would not ordinarily hoar
the unlocking of the door leading to the
women's department unless listening for It.
There \\ero two ways of gelling down Into
the woman's department. Dy going through
the laundry It was not necessary to go Into
the residence part nt all. The noise mudu In
opening the door Into Ilici residence part de
pended onllrely upon the care used by the
person unlocking It.
Ex-Deputy Jailer Horn was roMlled for
further cross-examination by the defense.
Ho testified that he never saw Ml&s Sayer
nor Mrs. Ingalls and never tailed on two oc
casions at Mis. Ingalls' house.
Dr.V. . H. Lanyon. county physician , testi
fied that the general condition of the Jail na
to cleanliness was very good.
U. A. Koun was recalled by the defense for
further cross-examination. Ho testified Unit
after his release from the Jail ho called at
the house of Gcorgo Lodge. Ho denied Im
puted conversations with Mra. Ledge , I In
admitted Unit ho had several bottles uf
liquor while In the county Jail. Some of It
was brought In by Deputy Jailer Ernest and
Bomo of It by "Mokey , " the newsboy The
witness never saw Miss Snyor.
George I ) . Strykcr testified that ho know
the defendant and City Editor Hunter of The
Dec. Ho never told either of them that
Hohonater'a life would bo In danger If Den
nett was defeated.
The case was continued until 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon , when the state will
call Its last witness.
FIRE AND POLICE BOAKD.
AV. C. T. U. Wuiitit AVInii ItuntiiH
Itotitlnu llimlnt'HH Tr.uixurtocl.
Chief Seavey rofoirwl to the Hoard of Klro
nnd I'o 11 co commissioners last evening a
letter from the Women'H Christian Temper
ance union , signed by Mrs. Graham Park ,
Htatlng that the union had been Informed
that wlno rooms were stilt being operated ,
nnd asking that an ofllcor be detailed to nc >
company the writer on n tour of Investiga
tion. Thu letter was referred back to tha
chief ol police.
The Investigation of the charges rnado by
D. K. Ilalrd against Detective Vaughn was
defcncd on account of the absence of both
parlies.
The petition of n taxpayer asking for the
Investigation of tlm Wilson IHJUBO on DuiigliH
street was placed on file , with the HUggoailon
that he should Rlgn bin name.
Klreman J. II. Kcott , plpcman In HOHO com
pnny No. 2 , wax dishonorably discharged
from the department , having left the cnmno
house to get on a spree , reporting himself as
nick.
nick.Charges
Charges against Ofllcor llurr of p.iti oiling
his Luavenworth street beat In u street t.ir
were dismissed.
Short leaves of absence ware granted to
Olllcers Dunn , Mitchell , Curry and Uruco
and Detective Vaughn.
J. Bldncr and R McClure were made mem
bers of the fire department.
J. W. KlUglmmons , driver of No. 2 chem
ical , tendered his resignation from the de
partment and It was accepted ,
Coughs , hoarseness , gore throat , etc ,
quickly relieved by firowri'a bronchial
troches They mi r pass all other preparation ! !
In removing hoarseness and us a cougu rem
edy are pro eminently thu