THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; WEDNESDAY , APRIL -I , 18JI-J.
SPBOIHL NOTICES.
Ailvi > MliinnU for lli'ro column * will li Inkeri
until It OT | > m. tor ( he evening flinl until 8.W p.
1 1 for the morntntr nnd .Sunday edition *
\ilverllncrit , l > f rtxiumilnic a , ntimljoml eliwk.
rin Imrp ftnuwcru mldretmed lo n humlxrol teller
In rnrc of Thr He" Answer * HI nddrMsed will
l t itcllrtriMl upon prmentitllon of the check
llnlcii , 1U < 1 wpwl nnrt murrtlnn , 1c ft ward
- . Ihi-renflor Kolhlnn taken for IPM limn tv
ItHlcH. IVio wnril flrsl Insertion. 1C A Word
llnTi-after. Nothing tnken for J g J | "lJ _ _
, POHITION UY STUNOOIIAPIIKH
iiml Opevrrlter Rapid nn.l accunjto " ' /
C ( ' .box 18 , Llltle Hloii . M. A MM1 6'
Hull * . IVir word flrel lni > rtlon , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing taken .fur less tlmn ! > c.
TTvu B CAN KAHN PHOM
tW ( ptr day. Apply 17 , Granite
WANT : ? ) . MUN ron aAniuon WAOONH
nnd nlRht mil wagons. A. MftCDnnnlil. city
garb-inn contractor. 11-M'MS \
w-TNTUDTuNUROuTic SOLICITORS IN IA.
nhil Noli , for the Ixiit selling nrllcl nn earth
I IbHiil terms Himltary Heap Van" < ' < > 307
r "nxtim Rlk- . JI NUII 7
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HALKMMUN WANTHD TO HULt. OUtl OfK > D S
by wimple lu the wholesale and mall trade ,
K'H | nn night to every business man or Drill ,
Illiirnl salary and expenses paid , prrinim'nt
Ixinltlnn Per term * niMri-in , with Mamp , Cen-
tr-nnlnl Mf * . Co. , Mllmauki-e , Win. II-.M.12 6 *
TUAMB PURNIHHKD. INSTALL-
ii ds. Ainirlcon Wrlnicer Co , 10M IIo r-
nnl l. It-'JOl
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OUN'TH. SALARY OH COMMISSION THU
WHlml Invention of the BRC. Thn Nw Pal-
" iit Chi-mlcnl Ink Urimlng Pencil Hells on
Hdil Wnrk-K like maRlc A < tent arc * nuiklnic
J2'ii ) to > I2" 00 per week. Per further par-
MrnlarM write the Monroe Uraser Mfg. Co . X
" . "i. " IM Croiw , WlK. 1I-H2 !
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\\\NTIII ) , OOOD MAN TOIl OUTSIDU WORK.
< | KH | inuney In It for rlKht pirtles. Aildn i. J
II lice. ulllcc , Council Illuffii II art 4 *
_
AV KNTUD , A MAN TOR CIUNUHAL WORK
iilniilt holme. References. 1821 Chlnnjc )
\v V.VIUD , noon MAN roil OUTSIDU WORK ;
tf'Knl nmney In It for right party. Artdn-iii .1
II Hi'- , Council lllnrfH 11-MJI1 B
vT\NTii : ) . AT ONCU. HHOUMAICi : ! ! 11 II.
I'tnll 1'alilmry , Net ) It-MiOl 6
\ \ \"NTii)7 : TRN iixi'nuiKNcnt ) HAMHMP.N
Dial me not afraid of work. Call Ixtumi 'I
iiinl II n. m. . Ulovcr & 1'nrney , llth nnd
Nhholas I-M3t ! 4
WVNTIID , MBN IN HVR11Y TOWN TO HUM ,
our rlR r-iilint > cil smokliiB pipe ; c nnnt ! told
fioin a clK.ir , no experience li required , nn
" \eiv HDiokrr liuya one ns soon nH hi ueei
It hlg prolllB for Quints , aamphi anil outnt
liy ninll for 10 cents In utamp * New nnslnml
I'lpn I'o. , Defi't. 2" , fitanfonl , Conn II
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Uati'H , 1'ip ' word first Innertlon. le n weld
Uieii'aflci NolhltiB taken for lew than 2"i-
VNTIJU. IAIIifl AND OnNTMI.MUNVi :
will pay from tiix ) to Jfi 00 per wnK to do
MHi lly Iioinu work for im , no camni" ) UK and
piiMiilit pajnient Hend BHf nddreHmd in\eiin | *
l.llK-lly Hupply Cu . Ituitoli , Mass C' MHJ 4
\ \ \\Tiit , A NUitsi : aim. ron A ONI : AND
n half > mr old child , coed waKea. 409j'li '
me C-159
MANTIJII. niMT OP WAOKS TO COM I'lJTRNT
Kill , niiHl bu KOiul cook nnd laundiexji Mrx
I M Thiirnton , 2IOS I'arnani tri-et. C-713
\ \ \NTIJD. ontii rou
woil. Call , 1 p.m. , or after 7 p.m , SOI N i
xliti t C - > SJ
,1.DIUS WANTING OIRLS AI'l'LY AT TIIU
Suindlnavliin Young Ladles' home. 3301 Cumins.
C MJ3I 10
r.IHI. rou CINIIIAI : : , HOUSUNVORK CM S
alrut. r-MKT 0
1'on ai : IIOUSKWOUK
eor Blreiit. C .M 1
\\\N11JI > . I AUY CANVAHSnilH ON A COM-
inlKslon for an cstablNlu-il concern I.ucritlve
liiislii xK. Wlilowa preferred Call at nil N V
Life hull. . linn. C'-MIJI I'
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WANTED. , tnisiTOR miNnRAi. Hot'Hi-
noilti < 'alt ' 1'IinrsOliy inoinlns at 101)1 ) S .711)1 )
nvcnne , imw-r Mnson street , C M352 4 *
FOB REN C HOUSES.
ItatiH , l'4c ' nrord flrnt Inacrtlon. le a word
tin leafier. Nothing talu'n for les' * limn ' < :
itUNTAb AQENCV. BIIURVVOOD , 42t N. Y. I.lfc.
_ . i. - tf _ D 220 Au * .
roil RENT TO A SMALL , FIRST CLASS
family without children , a nlo nlna room
iniiilcrn IIOIHO. 31 r North 20th B ! . , rent lemon-
able. Uagi'S & Hill. 140S Farnam St.
D 21 ! ) A5
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AI'ARTMn.VTS. t TO 7 ROOMS. IN CMMVUY
ladUlliiKH. 10th nnd ChleaRo ctreetii , nil con-
\I'IIOIICUH | ; rents luw. Apply to Huheria. mil
1-liliiiBii Btrtct. U MCS4 A19 *
rio"t'snH iN' Air , TARTS OPTHIJ CITY. TIII :
O. I' D.ivla company. 1303 1'nni.ini. i ;
RUNT. 8 3I.STST
I ) -PJl , 3
HOUSIS : NHAR nian SCHOOL.
nut moderate. : G1G Capltol a\o. I ) 9to 4 *
HUNT , ginAi > nsT O-ROOM COTTAOIJ ,
\\llh liuth. In city , $15.00. 3011 Callfoinlu cln'oi.
I )
llfit'HIIS POR RUNT WUST HALP Sill DAV-
. --uipoit Hlicct. Inquire 2013 Cnpllol nvemie
G ROOM COTTACIUS , MODURN , CIIOICP. IN
, , stitnfiiiil Circle. C. 8. UlRUlter , 201 RocInilid -
> TML- . D -94 '
IIOI'HUS , ! ' . K. DARLING , DARKUR HLOCK.
D-993
RUNTAL AOL'NCY. 507 RROWN RLOCIv.
1'IIIST CliASH , WIILL LOCATI3D HOl > i : L.
S HKIniiHi310 N. Y. Life. 1 > "IS
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MtOO.M IIOL'ai : , ALL MODKRN. WD PVRIC
UMIIIIIIiiiilre | lit 611. D MUI AU
MOmjRN PLATS 29TH AN 1,1-
i > nv\oitli .1 .1V Hqtilre , 2IS I lee Mils. I > | SS
IIA : v ! COMPORTAIIM : . CONVINIINI' : : .
inuiUiate rinlaln ; luBt 3 anil 4 room MtlUH
lot hiUReUtepiit ( only Reforenees le iulnil
Also b-ioom suite In tenement. SIC S. I" ' I HI
VOR HUNT , 8-ROOM HOUSi : . MODr.ltN , IM'R-
nlxlied or unfurnished. 111. S. lUth Htu-'t
l-MTt (
Kii.uiNNir : : C'o.it. I.CO.NTININTAL 111,1 ;
I > I.S < 1
i' u UINT : , noon nurAcitnu NINIJ-RODM
liouse. Jti l Capltol aM'itue Also 8 iitotn liniiH > ,
| iiJ | Sunanl Btni'l , Oiclinnl Hill. II. H Rtili-
Hun , room 7 , Coiuni'iclal Nation it. 1 > Mvn
iri'vcii : , s. r. . coumin AND CLARK
Iniliilie , KI3 JnckMin D-2SI
1" " UIJNT.ANnsOMljlOOM HOt'SI. % Nl
JOiS I'opiilclon avenue. Al o dcKHiit InlcU
lumse , No. 3007 I'liLlllo Btu-et. Tlitw lioimra
uavi nil modern conveniences and are de-
Illthlfolly located near Hanacom 1'aik. , lllik ,
tt N V. Llfu lililu D 317 : i
] ? OR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
Italfv , 1'So \ > ntil Ill'Bt lliMi'illun , le aoid
llu tr.ilioi. XothliiK taken for Iwx than J. > c
N itTHi"Y ri'UNiHuf3r7 ROOMS rou RIINT
\\ltli orllliout liuard. Call at 2107 Pouclax
I-MJS u
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I.Ultli : bOL'TH ROOM , HUITAI1L.I : Toll TWO ,
moduli cunvenlem.ru. Inqulro lil'J I'ndKc.
K I0i)6
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rJit iTi.NT : , KLUCIANT FURNisunt ) ROOM'S
AT uoruii imuNswici ;
_
l' > i fiinilllei ami youns pontlrmcn. Plcnin. Imlh ,
ilrvaliir anil all comenlenoos , prlcui itaxon-
l > l , Iwatlon unexLvllcil In the city. Appl > ul
Hotel RiunsnUk , ICth nnd Jaclibon Htreein
K-170 5)
III'J Kill it
PI UMHHL'I ) ROOSIS roil LIOHT HOUSn-
k'tplim lia N. I'lli Dtrctt i : MJIO 5 *
Italix , I'.e vvoiil Hint Itisvrllnn. lo u v\nrd
t Ill-leaf I i. Nothing laUcn for Ictm Hum 2".o
1 Oil RUNT. NICT.LY rilRNIHIIKl ) SOUTH
i 'ii \\llh toaiil. 019 Callfoinla siro.'t.
l SIKIJ *
11111 RIJNT-NICIILY PURNIsTllin ROOMS ,
null Imiuil , modern cumciiliMii.i'3 I'lonln.
I .1 IMVflUKIIt Ht. 1' 1SH.3
TWO NIPIJIA" rUUNISHni > ROOMS. SOUTH
fi ut ami iirhnln board , modern cumenUiicea.
I *
Ml NU WOMKN'H HOM13 , UNDIIR OAUIJ 01'
UuiM'ii'M ChrlKtlan uiiaoclatlon. Ill B. 17lh t.
_ _ 1 i)97 )
TWO I'INi : LAROIJ ROOMS. WITH STIllCTUY
I'-'tiliini liouKl. 2109 UutiKlaa street.
IM1I VNIOI'SIS , : il NORTH 18TH STRP.in' ,
ii > H | n > oni < * good table , rrutonablB iati'-i.
AI :
RDOVJrt AND IMJAIID. 1IHUNNAN PI
i ) I 1'Hllfurnla. P MT ,
i MI u iiooiis " jvrifif noon IIOAHD rifn
Itiii. ' lt'30 Hitrne ) . K-M357 7
lioxliu AND NIL'IILY KUIINIdHKD ROOMf.
J H X Uth. II-MSV
ROOMS WITH BOARD. feT H U.
F 311 MS-
lTQIl RENT-tTNFTJBNISH D ROOMB ;
4 UNKUUNIHItKn IlOOMBl ITAIIM !
houi k fpinr , city WBIT , ne , , low rent North-
venl corner 17lli unit Welmter ureel. O- MUD
t 1'NKt'SNTSTiKin'TrAMnBirH pen iiorni : .
ln-fjiinit to man nJ wife. No children 11J
N. 17th 0-M7
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
HTORK i-tm RIINT , noon LOCATION , HI'IT-
ntilo for ilruir or grocery Rlorc. Inaulre nt W33
HpauMlng. 1 M977 6 *
O1TICT.H KOIl RUNT IN TIIIJ HCIII.ITX
Imllillnir. Hth nnd Hnrney. Hiieclal Iniliici
nifnlH hflil out tif permanent t nnntn. Apply
to Joint llroH. , riwiin (0 ami II , BclilltJ Imlld-
Inif. I-99S
i MONTI IH LIAHI : OK STOIH : , sw a. ITTII.
I-W3
I'OR RBNT , TIIIJ 4-8TOHY lIRIf-'K llttlLDINn.
Sir Pnrnam nt. The lailldlnK tins u ilrepnxif
irtnrnt liimorrtent , lomplels ctpum heiitliiK llx-
tnri'fl , witter im nit Hnoro , gun , etc. Apply at
the ofllco of The llee. I- t' ' >
TUP. HTOIti : llt'lLDINO , I11 rARN.Ut ST. .
mum bo rented for nwne prlco nt once for nome
ricnlar , liltlrtmtr biiKlnox. f'ome In with
jour offem. Ilo ff & Hill. 1401 rarntun Kt
AGENTS WANTED.
Rates , lOo n line each Insertion , tl M a Una Per
niimlli Nothlni ? taken for leas lli.in S'M
CANVAHSnill TO HRMTMUDICtNIJ IN NOUTII
Omaha , KooJ ttaBc . AdJresi 2CZ7
UI ) . AOUNT8 TO TAKP. OHDUH * 11Y
will rtp-nsc nnd saUvry m
mniple. wrwill pay
allow blc rommlnilon HiiniplM easily i rr' ' J'
loci. IKIX ' -1 *
f.-nt nn iippllcutlon. AilUrcs 'j-
J > I
York Clt >
_ _
( IP.NKA ACSKNTH WANTCD , HK
new irllVlm In denle-s , rttluolvu lMrll r . no
, im eafllld reaulre.1 ; 200 to 3W per
cent prollt Columiila Clumcal Co . en nil ,0
I lea I liorn hlieel. Clilcf.KQ , HI J MTTC 4 *
_
flw ro jiwoo PIR MONTH MAIHJ nv orii
nKontM fnr the fanlefl d lllnir n w l > Xk ) In Ani r-
Ira. excliMUf territory ; best comml / < lon , cx-
pren8 paid , 3D itnyH erfdlts no expftlcmc re
Uillred , wrlln f.nterms. . P. W..BlKler At C'o. ,
IKX 1CCI St. Ixniln , Mo. J M3C 4 *
WANTED TO RENT.
Raton. 1' ' e wonl llr t Insertion , le avvord _
there.iCtir. Nothing taken fur lc llinu 2 o.
vvTNTniT m niiNr ! HY THi3 IHT on ivm
of Ma > , or 10-room cottaKe , cunvcnlently lo
cated , modern Improvements , to fain Iv of 3
AiMrexM (1 2J. live. K-M3S1 C
STORAGE.
Ilntea , 10o a line each Insertion. 11,60 u Una per
niunth. Nothing taken fitf leas than 23c
STOKAOi : I'OR IIOI'SKIIOLD I'.OODS. fLUAN
and cheap rate. R Wells , 1111 Pnniiim
STORAdU , WILLIAMS & . CROSS , 1211' \l.\l\Nm
STOVUS STORUD Dl'RINO TIIU Sl'MMUR.
li)7 ) DoiiKlat Omaha Stove Hepalr vvciiK"
"
WANTED TO BUY.
Rulesl'-c ' vvnril Hrsl Insertion , le n word
lliiTiMifler. "NothliiK taken for lei than . c.
WTNTUI ) . I'OH CASH. 7 TO 0-ROOM IIOPHU.
mint hc n tuiK.iln , Rive full deHcrlpllon , lot and
block number of addition ; also urci-t number.
Addreas ( i II , llee. NM - < 6
illflHUMT PR1CU PAID roil SUCONI ) HAND
fuinlliincarpet" , stove' , etc. S. II "rovvn ,
3iO N li.lh Tcl.JTII N-JI1 AU'
_ :
W \NTUli TO nTlY. HORSU. SOI Nl ) AND
KCIllle , VVUlKlllllR 1100 llM , VVllll SOIll" 'I'LVd. '
Jnriulre nl 1110 California si tlH
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WANTUDT'A"GOOD"sp.coxirHAND IIPCSC.V
in pliiitnn , al o BlnKle huneMust lie ilii-np
im sHit | cn h Addre'S O 21 , Hco ? . - U 4 * _
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
Rales. 10o a line llrst Insertion , $1 M n mic
for ILSB than 'J-.c
| i < r inuntli Nothing taken -
r-rRNTri'iu : , CAHI-UTS. IIUDDINO. CHINA.
Me , from State hotel. Wells , lilt Jiinmni
btlect , O M'.SO 1-
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS.ETO.
Rates 10n line each Insertion , Ji.60 n line per
month. NothlJg taken for less than Kc.
ALL KINDS 0V VEHIULUS AT OOC ON THU
After March 6 I will have on exhibition ( for a
hnrt time only ) at 1213 Farnam street. Omaha ,
a full line of tine carriages , coupes , Inmlaus ,
victorias , park ana cani-py rlRs. . buesles. phae
tons carts , buckuanrdr , all kinds or business
and pleasure wagons , drays , milk ana delivery
wagons , which I vrltrclosi- > out at
COC ON TUB DOLLAR.
A full line nnd everything ilrst-class.
Come and nee anil bo convinced that you can bur
imythlnK > ou want nt half prlco nt 121J Par-
n.m .treet. Omaha. N.b
p MUMAUaII.
P 1CS A3
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rTiu MALI : , TRAM WRLL MATCHED , RAY
Imrxcs ; Bound , Rrtitle , clienik Inquire T. J.
Ko erH , ] 4th nnd rarnnni Etreets. l--iM209 S
roii SAM : , CHUAP , TiuiRnxiaiiT SINOLI :
ili-l\lni ; hurwM. Wheeler & Wilson seuliiK nia-
iblne oIU ( < - , Ml S 11th street. P 270 3
R SAM : . A HOOD PAMILV CARRIAOI : .
. vvllli leather coverings , In Hmt-clitss oomlltlon
AiMliss O 21 , Ren. P M3JO C
IIIST : 'w w 'ioiuufjav IN OMAHA. HIMT
> H UO harness foi clollMiy v\aK n ; Hlmpwn
makn family carrlnBe. Kood an new , at h-sa
than half llrnt coat. Drummind i'lirrlmn * ( ! > . ,
IStll and Hillne ) I' M313 ml
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rales. 1'je ' word llrHt Inxertlun , Jo a word
here.iftei. Nothlnt ; taken for less than 23e
1 OR SALi : TWO POOl < AND TWO UILMARD
tutles , Manhattan style , monarch cushions , size
4V4 by 9 , nnd nil llxtuiea pertnlnlnu thereto
Tables not used one year yet. Will sell or trade.
For particular ! write to Prank Ueorke. Carroll
City. Iowa. Q-J01 A4
TOR SALC. SRCOND HAND KNQINRS , IN
first class shape , from t > to 40'horse power In-
uuMrtal lion Works. Omaha. Q 321AS
TOR SALK. CIinAP , A DO-HORSR TOWER
Hiihmmtlc ciiKlni' und Imllor. nearly ne , nisi
low J LefTell turlilne In good Older. Henry
, Ollmoie , Neb. Q M79i 14 *
i.RD iiroiAi.i ! : . THI :
I'altlo ( 'ompan > . Ainea , Nel > . . havu J iW tons
of KI.OI ! bain xti.itil ha ) for sale All onliMS
Illli-il i.mmpili . Q - ! ) . >
sr itintNARD pupi'ins. p. o nox ri-
(
ell } ( J MI1J A1S
rou f-ALi : . MCI : CLIAN ORAVIIL. OMAHA
rilllrun Wall 1'l.istei Co , r,15 lnt Nafl b.ink.
Q -M120 A1S
POOL TARM : IIRUNSWICIC. NKARLV NIW ;
cheap Williams , V Mltt.in , MiCaKiie bloek.
uppOHlti' potli.lllee Q.M.WG fi
MISCELLANEOUS.
I'nU RUNT. TWO NIC'i : TUN ACRU THACTH
\\lth tuniill cottaBe. Just ) ulliuct < l of cits.
IllrkH , JOS N Y Llfo bills- R-.110 J
CLAIRVOYANTS.
lUiteH l'ae ' v\cml llrst Insertion , lo n woid
tluUMflti Nothing ; taken foi leai than 2V.
MUH 1)11 II. WARRUN. CLAIRVOYANT , RIJ.
liable liiisliiff'i iiudtuin. 'Ill year at II ? N 16
h 103
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
MAbSAUU. MAUAMi ; RUllNAItD. 1419 IJODUb' .
T M3IJ 9 *
MAUAMU SMITH , 602 S. 13TH , 2ND PLOOR.
loom i Massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , eul-
phurlne and uea biths. T M199 7 *
MADAM lirtOWN."llU CAPITOL AVUNUU
ai llnoi , room 4. nmssnce , nlohohol , Hululiur
iil.il e.i batlw T M971-5 *
PERSONAL.
MADAMU L\ ROOK HAS OPL'NKD MASSA11U
parlors al Ibll Hcmuul slritBt. 3d Moor front to
left Improved magnetic , vlt.ipnthlc , sulphur
and nlcohollu baths , bets restful and curative.
Improved Kurdish hand rubbing. n. r.i. to
S p. m. Parlors 3 nnd 4 uMSOO 3
\ IAVI. Tio.MU TIIUATMUNTT-OR LADlis. :
Health book & consultation free. Address or call
Vluvl Co. . suite 310 , llea Illdc. Lady attendant.
, P M10J _
V.NTIL PUHTHUR NOTICU JOHN NULSON IS
the only person tmplojed hj mo to do the
ilinnlni ; ot vaults und cesspools A MiiLDon-
ulit , Clt ) GaibaEa Contractor. I' Mill AO
MASSAllH THUATMUNT. ULUCTRO-THUH-
in.il baths Scalp and hair treatim-nt , main-
iiiru und chiropodist. Mrs. Post , 31ai ( s. loth
\Mthiiell blk. v10. .
COMPOUND OXYOUN CL'HlTs AriTHMA' .
bronchitis , consumption , catnrih , etc. Three
ilios free at H. 33 , Douglas blk , ICtti and 1' . OKI- .
_
r UKoiiaB OIKSON , A < KD AHOIIT 64 , NA
tlvu of UiiKlitiul , who v\as In Montaua and
Idaho In the seventies nnd early rlRhtlcu * cum-
niunleules nlln us prior lo December next he
will hear of something to his advantage , Leu Is
A. ( IrutT & Lefroy , law > crs , llradburt billldlnir ,
l.ua Angeles , Cjl. l'-M9u7 A2
TiU'R roilTl'Ni : RUAD 1IY Till : LINUS IN
> our hands. Mr . Ilurlon , 033 S. Kill > t.
U-31J 9
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Rates. lOo a line llm Insertion. JI.-V ) u line
per month. Nolhlng taken for leas than 3Jo
.BNTItAli LOAN AND TRUUT CO. , S04 UKU
MOHTQAQU l.OANB. A. MOORU 504 N , v""uf. ?
W-3.1) AS *
LOANa ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
clly pr | > erty ; U.OOJ and upwards , fi tit bH per
cent ; no delav W. Karnum Smith Ik Co ,
US ) Kunittm. W m
MONEY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE.
Continued.
WANTKI ) . APPLICATIONH FOll IXANa. J.
t ) . 7lltle. Drown blk. , Omiihn. W 107
I.OANHVANTRD ON CITY AND I'AIUl
proixrly. J. N , Trenier , opp. P. O
ANTHONY I/MN & TRUST CO. . JH wTY. MI/lT
lonns at low rules for choice secvlrlljf on Ne-
braKka nnd Iowa farms or Omaha city WS S' * " '
OHfAHA I/AN A TIIUKT CO. , 1 TH AND
Douglas stu , loan money nn city nnd farm
property nt lowest rales of InlercM.VI03 _
MONKY TO LOAN AT IXWKaT IIATR8 ON
Improved nnd unlmpmve.1 Onlnlm real clnlc ,
1 lo 5 years , ridellty Tmst Co. , 1702 I'lirnnrn.
MONKY TO IX3AN ON I'ARMH IN DOUGLAS
Improved nnd unimproved Onmlin real eslntc ,
Trust Co. , 1702 1'nrnnm si. _ Vt _ j'j ' _
MONI : Y "TO i/JANTf TrnvlSr UATIJS. TUB
O. P. Davis Co. , 1W > 3 1'nrnnm ict. v111
MI'U INSl'RANCU I'OI.K'IIW LOANl'.U ON
or buUKht. I' . O. Chesney , Kansas Clly. Mo.
MONUY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPKIITY
ami Nebraska farms nl from fl lo 7 per cent.
W II Melkle , Plrnt Nal'l bank bldg. W 112
MONI'.Y TO LOAN ON IMPROVUD OMAHA
leal estate , llrennnn , Ixvo & Co. , Paxton blk.
\ \ * " ! 13
1.0NH ON HUAL U'4TATiWARIlANT. < . ( lOOD
notes , etc. , liought. Oarvln llros. , 210 N. Y. Llfo
C PUR CUNT MONRY. H. C. PATTnUSON. K" >
blilg. W 301 M2
MONEYTO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rntes lOo ft line each Insertion , Jl.CO n line per
month. Nothing Inkcn for less limn c.
MILL LOAN MONi : Y ON ANY KIND OV SU-
ciirlly. strictly confidential. A. U. Hnirls ,
room I. Continental block. X 11. .
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MONUY LOANUD ON PURNITURK , PIANOS ,
nil articles or value. 1'rcd Terry , 430 Ramso
block. X 110
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SHORT T1MU LOANS. 701 N. Y. LU'U RLDQ.
X M20li aS
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TIIU PLACi : TO DORROW
MONIJY ON HOUSEHOLD rURNITtlRU ,
MONUY ON IIOHHUH AND MI'LUS ,
MONRY ON VVAOONS AND CARIUACIUS ,
MONUY ON PIANOS AND OIU1ANS.
MONUV ON WARKHOUSi : RUCUIITS.
JIONUY ON MUUCIIAND1SU.
MONUY ON ANY CHATTUL sr.Ct'RITIUS ,
MiiNUY ON Koods that reimln with vou ,
MONUY IP OU WANT NO Pl'IILIClTY ,
MdNUY IN large or small amounts.
MONUY AT LOVVUST I'OHSIULU HATCH ,
MO.N'UY IN IJI'ICKUST POiHUILR T1MU.
MONUY THAT > oti may pa ) bach i nt an ) time
nnTl In any nmnunt. Is nt ROOM 4 \V ITH-
NULL block , cor. 15th anil Hnrney Bin.
THU 1'IDULITY LOAN GUARANTUU CO.1
. -1 18
MONUY TO LOAN
V\o \\lll loin ) ou any sum which ) oti wish.
Hiilall or lirge , ut the lowest po Hble late" , In
thii quickest piis-clblc time and fnr any length
of time to suit vou. You c-m piy It I. iclc In
Midi Inslillinenls as you vilsh , when jou wl h ,
and only p.i > for U as long as ) ou keep It.
Yo-i can Nil row on
HOI'SUIIOLD ri'RNITt'Ri ; AND PIANOS ,
IIOR iS. WAC.ONS AND CARRIAOUS ,
WARUHOUSU HUCUIPTS , MHUCHANDISU ,
OH ANY OTHUR SIX'L'RITY ,
WlllioiH publlclly or lemovnl of property ,
OMAHA MOUTOAaU LOAN CO. ,
300 hOl'TII 10TH STHUUT ,
J'lrst tloor above the. street.
TIIU OLDUST. LAHOn.ST AND ONLY INCOR-
I'ORATKD LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X-113
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MONUY TO LOAN ON HOHSiS , WAGONS ,
pianos nnd furniture of all klnd . dullness
innllclc-nllal. J. II Haddock , -room 427 , H.imgu
block. X 120
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rate * . lOo n line llrst Insertion , $1 M n line
per month Nothlni ; taken foi less than 2c
ni'ST T-AYINQ SALOON IN OMAHA , i'ART
c.ash , balance trade , sickness cause fur Belling.
D. J. Wilson , 1711 N. 20th street , Omaha , Neb.
Y.-MOT A19
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ron HUNT , A PINE LARGU IIHICK RITILD-
IIIK. occupied now ns a saloon , near union
Pacific clpot. . Including first class Inr fixtures !
lent roisonnblc. Address John 1' . Wlndolph ,
Grand Island , Neb Y-911 J
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I'OH SALU-J1.000 CASH WILL Ill'Y A PAYIng -
Ing business , need nol apply unless ) ou have
thu money. Acldiess r 01. liea olllce.
i M9j7
roii SALI : . A PAHI : STORC DOINO OOOD
hu lnusj , goud reasons for wllltiit. cash only.
Address J. Mazuntl , Stanlon , Nib.Y
Y M933 4
J2.00000 RON US. NUWMAN OROVU. NRU. ,
and vicinity offer J000 00 cash to any party
that will build a 73-b.irrcl xtenm toiler flour
mill , machinery to bo new nnd of the latest Im
provement. We have ono of ttie best business
tov\n > < In the state. I'or further Information
address C. O. Krogh , chalrinin , Nenmnn
Grove. Neb Y M211 7
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DRl'O STORU. CRNTHALLY LOCATUD , ON
< as > lerms. Rex 018. city. Y121
MUAT MAHICUT I'OH SALU. CRNTIIALLY
located , IHted up ilrst clnss , doing good busl-
III-HS. Address CM llee ollke. Council ( Huffs.
Y S87 A7
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1IUST- PAYING SALOON IN OMAHA , PART
rtsli. balance trade , skl.ncsa cause for selling
D. J. WILSON , 1711 N. 20th streev
Y MC7I A 19"
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I'OU SAI.13 HOTUL 1'tJRNlTtIRU AND
lease ; 40 rooms ; good furniture ; good local Ion ;
cheap rent ; will Hell for half Ita value ; owner
going to Arizona , lllggest hnrcnln on earth.
Addiess r. McCune , Realrlce , Neb.
Y M30t 8
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DO YOU WANT TO I1UY A SMALL MILLI-
ni'iy more ? Cash or Iratle for good wild land.
Reasons for selling , other business. I'or pnr-
tlculirs nclilress U 20 , Beo. Y M302 9 *
WANTUD , A riRST-CLASS PHYSICIAN , WHO
can speak the German or Swedish bingu.iKe ,
tu locate In n central Nebraska town of 1,000
people ; an excellent opportunity. Address ,
with refeiences , U. E. llruce & Cn. , Omaha ,
Nebraska Y M293 8
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TOR SALU AT A 11ARC.AIN. THU ATLANTIC
roller mills ; this property Is located In one of
1 10 best counties In stnte and In u pioipenus
town of o.OOO population. Apply lo Theodoio
( I. Stelnke , receiver Cnsa Count ) Rank ,
Atlantic" . Iowa. Y Mai 4
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roil SALR. A IIOARDINO USTAHLISIIMHNT
In Roekv mountains , wltli farm 110 anes Ad-
dre-cs O 23 , llee Y MJ3I 7 *
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WANTKIi "PAHTNKU-WI : HAVU I'OH SALU
an inlerest in a KIKIII paying business In this
elly that will bear strict limMlg itlon Capital
liqiilrtcl. ulH.ut . $10,00i)00. ) Would take some
good leal estate , farm preferred. Templetun & .
I'lcreon , 9)7-8 1'axlon block. _ YM3.B 7
FOR EXCHANGE !
Rates , lOo a line llrsl Insertion , Jl M u line
per month. Nothing taken for less than J. > c
WOI'LD UKH TO UXCHANOK VALUAIILU
kind fni a modern 10 or IJ-room residence. Ad-
driss O 1 , lleo olllce. X MIK 6
WANTuBTA PINU TUN OH TWULVU-ROOM
moilern house vvllli barn or room for one In
exchange for clear land. IJ. J. Kendall , W7
ilrown block. 7-'M 31
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bTOC'K OP MILMNURY AND NOTIONS
want horses & cattle. Rex 230 , Pniiikfurt. Ind
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Ri.SlNiSS | IILOCK I'OR SALU OH THADR
for land 01 mdse. In eastern Nebraska. P. O.
llox IOC , Crviton , Neb. X MUI alS'
I WILL UXCHANCIU 3M ACRUS PINH LAND
In Cedar count ) and give | 2XW ( c.ixh foi Jl.ooo
Ktock of goods Address contldentl.il , Uox 413.
David City. Neb / tU
I OWN 100 TAHMS IN NUHRASIJA , KANSAS
and Dakota , will sell cheap or exchange fur mdxe ,
horses . rattle. Address , liox 7C , 1'rankfort.Ind.
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TO KXCHANOU YAI.trARLU TUXAS 1'RITIT
l.ind. for goo.1 lesldencc and business block ,
R C. Patterson. / M301 5
10 KXCHANOU-CLHAH INSIDU LOT 1'OH
pall KCHM ! clrlvlne"liorses. H , C. Patterson. 4Ji
HnniBO block. / M303 f.
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TO UXCHANOU-VUHY YALtfAHLU PARNAM
street Iniomo palnR properl ) for choice prlvuto
residence. H. C. Patterson , 453 Hainge block.
it-M3)7 7
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I'INIJ IXT OP YOt'NO IIOHSUS 1'OR OMAHA
proper ! ) P. D Wead , ICtli A : Douglas st.
K 3.-J T.
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A MAN INTUNDINO RUMOVAL TO OMAHA
wanlH lo trudu hinall ranch with mock whcia
he now llvi'a for home.
Several Omaha properties for Pox Maine * .
An S-r. house. e\eiy com. , iwved 61 , and
motor , for vucanl lot ,
P D Wend , lilh nnd Douglas 55-322 Z
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. ,
Rules , lOc a line llrst Insnrllmi. Jl.M a line
per month Nothing uifcro for less ihnn 2So
to SKirrToNs "ci i ofcB LAND. CIIUAP. TURMS
iu > r : colony wanted ; coinnilHslon liberal ; also
UnJa for clock and injie. J , W , Welpton ,
Cranl. Neb. IlE-uq A3
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WILL BULL AT A HARUAIN. HOt'HU. RAIIN
and lot , nlso Uvi. vacant lots , corper SStli
itvenuo nnd llurdelto. on ttr.ule , Hctvur mi < l
wuteri low weU fenced. ApJy | lu owner ,
_ Morund. ISJO Hurncyv _ JU -M7n I ' A21
t. 1IUC. 17 . CHEAP. P , Dee t5S A-U'
IIAROAINS IN IIOMU.S WU IIAVJ5 PROP-
ertlct. which havu eome Intu our iR'nuMulun t )
foiecloeure of moitKuge and can keif cheap.
Hume * from 11,000 up. The IIxtes-Hnillli Inv.
w Co. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ! } 98H j
KOR BALU. HOOK COTTVOK. I9TH , NEAR
Luke street ; will Bell cheap Rex 373. Kearney
_ Neb. _ RK M729'
1'AHNAM BTIinirr-IXTP 7. IlLOCKTll , WBST
Lnd ndd , no p lttr resldeiU'c * lot In city : also
lot 3 , block 1. CrrKton U'id. Addrru llxclmnue
llank. Marietta , 1'a. R E-M1II aW
FOR SALE - RE AL EST T
ONI : aw-AcTu : i'Am'iTirHALtf "API-LY TO
\V. J. Harrison or A. D. Rose , on farm , lllnlr.
OHiT.1 H 1J-M295
IIAROAINS. HOPaUS. bfjn AND PAHMS ,
sale or Irnde. I' . K. Darling , lUrker block.
_ XJJ ! _ 3
CHKAP HOMKH FOR SAJ.U '
Hou es nnd lots , nil sites , Inontlons nnd price' ,
tak'n under foreclosure li ) "rastern parties who
Insist on Immedlnto sal * , Also Nebraska farm
linds. Will sell nt half. TMrte nnd easy lerms.
R. I' , llnnklne , Omaha National l nlt.
t- ' It H 121
11AIKIA1N. N. K. COHNniV WTH A ND IIICK-
orV , K. Darling ; IJirKdr IJock. R 1123 1
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rOIl""HALU , A PINU HOMU OP 12 ROOMS
outside of hnlh nwms , c-loMt , p.inlry , furnace
room , etc. , In one of tlio besl locutions , ele-
gihtly furnlshetl nnd fully rqulppnl In every
particular , re.idy lo step right Into , nnd n
bargain for nioono nlmut to locate. The whole
otitllt. houe , lot nnd furnitureSUOflOOO , much
less than cost , nnd only offi-rctl for pale on
nccount of famlt ) lie Ing nvvay ninth of I lie
time the prescnl ) ear. Address D M llee.
R U-lf.0 . a. 3
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I'Oll SALU , 7-HOOM COTT.VclU AND LOT AT
2211 Welnler slreet for UsnofM. Apply on
pi-emlset , It 12 Ml 13 n3 !
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POR SALR , 2 HOtJSUS AND IX TTsOTH NUAR
Lenvenuortli , brlnKlng good ii < Mnue , I. u g.iln
for cath or pan clear land. Malto offir O. L
Oreen , room M , llarkcr blovk. R U ? j9
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LOT C. 1ILK T'2. CHUAP. P 9 Ree. OJS A-18 *
1' . D. WKAD'S HAUOAINH IN 1IOMIN-
lloust" nml lol , f. blocks from car , JVWOO.
M-font lot. small hoiim111 Kount7i > PI. , tl.JH.
7-r. liinisc nnd lol wett of Knuntre PI , $ IS33.
House and lol H e. Hnnoenm Park , > rn )
0-r. hoitiio nnd full lol , Pnnnm st . JI.'W.
7-r , houv nnd full lot. Amblir Place , II 000.
4-r. IIOUHO nnd full Int. Walnut HIM. JTW.
Pull lot , neni Yules' letlclenec , paved st. ,
it 000
Coiner. Plnlnvlew , north nf Kountro Pi , JSM.
Uast front , 20 , nr Woolwutih Jl SOU
40 acres nr. Port Om iln , J12 000.
P. D. Wcad. Id and UntiKl i . Rl3il \ 5
A NUW UIOHT-ROOM HOPSU ON ( lUOKOIA
avenue , north of Popploton avenue , vvllli all
modern Improveincnls , furnnru and laiindiv In
biHement , a Inrgaln $1,000 Oi ) Call for terms.
Acres In Rurnhnm Plice , right on motor line nnd
In a few clajs vvlll have ivivril mad ch-ar from
the clly. llils ncldltlon will IHIVP t-om" line
ImlldliiRS this Rummer. A beainlful nHre for
nny one to live. Pilces wa ) tluvvn , JoM V ) l r
acre , eas * term ! ' .
One acre with I'MO ' Br.ipcd nnd 41 clii rry and
plum trees now boiling , J-u > im hou e , cellar ,
good well coal lioii i' . Htable , all fenced ,
JI2'WOO ' for ra h. I13HCIX ) on time I'or fur
ther | uiilit III.IIH call on .1 A Loxgrcii , 603
Ilrown block , southeast coiner 1Mb ami Doug-
MERCANTILE ADJTJSTMENTS.
THU MUHCANTIM : ADJPSTMUNT co.
Cavnnngh , Thomas S. McOllton , Counsel.
COI Karbach block , Omaha.
Adjustments , Fetllement-c und compromise made
for falling or Insolvent meicliants
811 n23
LOST.
LOST. A ORNT8- DIAMOND HINO , 10) RU-
v\nrd. return Oth and 1'ic.uo di ) goods store.
LoHl Jj'i 1
STOMN.ROYAL LIOHT \Dvruu RICYCLR ,
No 7o1 } JO 00 re .ild for icliirn to 1W How
ard street Losl M332 5'
LOSl'TlOLD MUDAL MALTI' i : CHO I PHN-
ilay I'lnih'i pleas" leave J81J Cabs eticet und
iirelve. icwarcl M3J3 4 *
UPHOLSTERING.
01,0111 : ri'iioi.sTiniiNO iH > , OI\IIIAL ; : rt'n-
nlture repairing , f tlm-HM anil Infm million
clieerfiilli Kl\on All wqrk called for nnd
! > nimpll > atumled to. „ Mil rainam st.
Tclfplioim "jiJ. 1J8
MEDIOAlZ
DU C. V. CHOOK.V NP.W. MirrilOD THHAT-
ment of nerves , stomacliwheurt f , 407 lice lltili ;
035
Rates , lOo a line first Intuition , $1.00 n line
per month , NotilnR | tnl.cnfjr ; less than 20c
II 1C. Ill HICHT. PI'NHR.tll TUTinCTOR AND
embalmei 161S Chicago * t. Tel 00. 1JG
SHORTHAND ANPTYPEWBITINO.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OP SHORTHAND. C13
N. Y Life , Omaha AiK for circular. MI27
CUTLERY GRINDING.
A. I. . I'NDKI-AND IS XV > UKADY TO TO )
nil lilmls of line grinding { it his old Ftiuul , _ K > 0
S < Htll utrcet. 307 alO
HTUSIO , ART AND LANGUAGE.
o. r. oni.i.nNiux'K. UANJOIST AND
to tpher , 1S10 California bt. 8M
IN Tlin riHCUIT COl'IlT OK 11ALTI-
AIOKE CITY ISSAC U. TniMDM : HT
AI , . VS. THC AMKftlCAN CASUALTY
INSUHANCC AND SECURITY COM
PANY OP IJAI/riMOHH CITY KT AL.
( A .U5-18DJ. ) Ordered by llio Circuit Court
of linltimore Clly Ibis iStb day of March ,
A. D. , 1S > 9 ! , that the time for Illlnt ? claims
against THE AMERICAN CASUALTY
INSURANCE AND SEC'UIMTY COM
PANY OF BALTIMORE CITY be and It
Is hereby extended iinlll June 1st , 1S1I , and
that the MHUCANTILK TRUST AND DE
POSIT COMPANY OP HAM'IMORi : and
D. K. KSTi : PISIIER. the RecelverH of Ihe
said INSURANCE COMPANY , give fur
ther nollce lo nil credllors of sold INSUR
ANCE COMPANY lo file Ihclr claims , duly
authenticated In the above entitled clause ,
on or before paid date , by canning a copy
of this order to be published twice before
the 1st day of June , IS1) ) ! , in Home dally
newspaper published In each of the Stales'
nnd Terrllorles of the United States , as
now existing , exclusive of Alaska. Hut
failure to make nil or any of cnld publica
tions shall not impair the validity nf any
distribution of assets of the defendant
corporation which may hereafter be made
by the Receivers. ( Signed )
True copy. Test. J. UPSHPR. DENNIS.
ALVIN ROBERTSON , Clerk.
BUREAU. bUn ? < i O7. . SOhiaiTOUS.Itou
Buildlm ; . OMAHA. NHU. Advlue IfUKR.
RAILWAY Tip CARD
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Loaves ICHICAOO. RURL1NU1ON & Q lAirlve *
Omahal Depot 10th and Mason sts. I Omaha
4.4Jpm Chicago Yfillbulc 9iSOam
a.ljum Clilcago Uxpicss 4 oinil
7 O.'pm. . . .Chicago and Iowa Local. . . . tt.OO.un
ll.33.iin . . Pacltlo _ Junctlon LocalL1.6.53pm
l nves IIIUIH.IM31UN & MO RIVUH.Arrl\ci |
Omahaf Depot IQth and Mason Sts. f Omaha
10 15arn. .Denver Uipress. . 9:30um :
10:10im . . . . DeaUnood Uxpreu 4 lupm
4-OOrmi Denver Kspiesi . . . 4:10pm
C.Wpm .Nebraska Local ( except Sun ) , . . 6.00pm
8.15am .Lincoln Local ( except Sund-p. ) Jl2oam
Leaves I K. C . .ST J & C II | Ari\es |
Omalial Depol 10Ih end Mason Sta. | Omaha
9'4Sam Kansas Clt ) Day ixpre 6
8 15pm K. C. Night Ux via U P. Trans C Main
Ix > nvei I CHICAG"6 nr in. "PACTPJC "JAfrlur
OmHh.ill'nlon Depot lOtli ami Mason bis I Omaha
L'Abf.
If30am Atlantic Uxpress ( en. bundnyl 7 i ipm
6 Wpin . . . . Nlshl Uxpreu c 45.un
6 OOiun .CblcBKO Vc-stlbule'l Limited . . 5 OOnm
li 10am Oklahoma U P ( tn ( ' ' II ex Sim ) 6 ; '
6:30nm : Oklahoma fc Texas , Bxp ( ex Sun ) 12 10am
2.05pm. . . . _ .Colorado Limited . 4 6)pm
UNiON Arfl PIC"
Omalmjllnlon Depot. IQtji Mnson Sis f Omaha
9 60am , .T . Denver Uxpres3r " r. . 3
2-lBprn . Overlttiiifl'lici . . . o.
3t9pm.lieatilc * 8tromSb' T\ : ( ex Sun.iS )
pm . Pacjno Exrriss . 10 BJa
6 JOpm . . PaslTMaU . . . . „ . . 4.iop m ; ,
LeaTes i ( IIICAOO , MIL1 A'Tr PATL Aulveo
Omaha L'nlon Depot Dtfi V OLison sts.i Omaln
TjSpm . ChlcuginLliMeilT" " ! 0 Dam
11. Mil m Chlc.igo Uxpr is ffx _ Sun ) f jiipn"
Leaves I ] ' . U A. MO VALLBV ; JAirlieT
Oinalin ! Dipul 10th nnilVtjsiKi bu , | Umihi
105am . Deadwond1 I ' .
'pr > 9 , 5 Uniri
03im ( Ux HatV)0. ) . Uxp-'vUx .Mon 1 t \ < ! em
5100pm Norfolk Rxpre < n ( Bx ittmda ) ) M 45qu
B-30pm . . . .HI. Paul. Kffi-o3 < . 8IOam :
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Leaves ! CHICAGO & Np'VJIW''i.-frN"iAirlv ?
Oin.iluilu. IDepot lOtii vg { Mason ( U umalu
. Chlcniso , iiIcsa , cTivuin
4-OSpm . . .Yevllbul * Limited. . si > fm
CjSOimi . Unitern Pliei i isnm
6JOpmKSat. ( . ) . Chlo. P4 s.Rx. ( Mjn ) 9 23om
_ 6.Wam _ Mo. _ X'ulloy I Jtal " . 10 .Mpin
Loaves I MISOOIU I'ACH 'ic fArr eT
Omahal Depot 10tliaiiil\VebiitLr _ _ 8 la. | Otiuh.i
U.Mpm . SI. LouU Uxpreiu . li Mini
JO onpm . . . , M. I.ouU Kxpreis . 4'Miinl
DilOpm Dull ) ( ex. Sun I Nnlmiiil.it Local. 9:10 im
leaves I C HT. I'T. M7 Its 'o lArrivrT
OmahaJ _ Depot I3lh ana _ \V b li'r Sts. | Omu'ia
9:00am : . .Sioux f'lly Aeoomituvlatlon " n,2)nm )
X'ispin Hloux City Uxpnij tUx. Sun. ) . 13 10pm
t : 0piii . , Bt Paul MiiiUfJ , , . 9 43m
Leaves I blOUX CITY i PACiriC , IArrT 7T
OmaliajL' . P. Depul loili.fc ila yn St I Om iha
. .blcmx c.'lty Pu < wni > i. n
3Upm _ , .Hi. I'aul Kxprc-ta _ 10 Ojjru
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Leavw I SIOL'X C'PFY & "l'ACll'fijT .ArrlvVi"
Omahnl Dcixit I5lli and XVotxlff tft * . | Oinalia
' 630pm ; T ; T Ht. Paul Limited * . 7 ' 40im
6 30piii. . . . . . , Chicago IJmjtgl . 9
"OMAHA & ST HOU1U.
OmaJiaU. | _ P , Dopft Will & Mu on St j Onuha
JJ5pm. ; . . . . .tit. IAUII Canoon tlill. . . . . . U.3Spm
LETTERS WRITTEN BY WILLIE
Mrs. Lowell Eoinembora Having Done Work
for the Colouol.
WERE ADDRESSED TO MISS POLLARD
ivlilrnco : Clven lijr aCupjNt ntul Typowrllrr
" TntlRA VVINon lnp < > ut Spiiro llio
Veiirnililo L < iiillii ) ; Dotemlnut
Another liny < > f Denlali.
WASIIINOTOX , April 3. Tliero was a
variation of the order of testimony In tlio
I'ollnnl-llrcckliirldRe trlnl todnjr to permit
the Introduction of. evidence that Colonel
DrccklnrldRc lind cnrrleil on a Opewrltten
corrt > sHiit1cnco | with Mlsa I'ollanl In ISSt !
The doinaiul from the plalntirr'n lawyers to
bo | ) ( rmltteU to follow this course hroiiKht
a delicate iiucatlon of law before the judge.
It was conceded thai ( loctiincnta tnlghl lie
brought Into use and a witness questioned
upon It In croBs-cxainlimtloii from which to
lay the basis for contradiction , but whether
the existence of a mlBsini ; document could be
asserted , and the defendant nsUed whether
ho wrote It was another question , n ques
tion which Judge Bradley decided In the
alllrninthe after listening to the argument
and consulting autlioiItlcs. He held , how
ever , that the witnesses could not bo asked
to tlvp their recollection of the contents of
the letters. Accordingly , Mrs. Louise Lowell ,
who conducted a business In typewriting
and stenography at the capltol In the year
ISSG , and had been discovered by the plaintiff
last Sunday , stated that she had copied the
mysterious letters upon a typewriter for the
colonel , and had nl.so addressed for him a
package of cn\elopes to " .Miss I'ollnril , No
74 North . Upper street , Lexington ,
Ky. , Inning made an entry of the address
In a note book which she produced , but
which did not entirely substantiate her
statement , because It seemed to ha\e been
tibcil In 1SS7 and 18S8. Miss I'ollanl also
appeared In n speaking part once more to
testify that she had reecUcd the letters in
qucttlon. During her brief appearance the
lawyers had their hands full to make her
confine herself tn questions directed lo her ,
for In her nnttammclled utterances when on
the stand before she scored some of the
most telling points for her side. There
after the program was a continuance of the
fencing between the congressman from Ken
tucky ami the ex-congressman from Indiana
Hoth Colonel Drcrklnrldgo and cWiidgoVI1
con are lawyers of brilliant parts , and no
exhibition of Its Kind approaching the thrust
and parry of the two when pitted as o\am
Iner and witness has been heard for jears
It was enjojed by an audience worthy of its
merits , for bcsldci the usual varying con
course of congressional attendance and
lawvors , there was n well known Methodist
clergyman In the audience and a retired
Judge of the district court in a seat beside
Judge IJradley. Colonel Ilrecklnridgo made
Ironclad denials of the testimony of Mrs
Lowell , besides contradicting Miss Pollard
at many points. Judge Wilson was dis
posed to dr i > Into acn \ of sarcasm at
times , spcjklng of the defendant as "a
fatherly looking and perfectly respected
gentleman like yourself" Ho laid the
foundation for more testimony In rebuttal
by obtaining n denial that a sen ant at the
fashionable boarding house wlieio Ml s Pol
lard had ll\cd had ever been her using In
his presence that work basket formerly be
longing to his dead wife , which the colonel
swears he did not sl\e the plaintiff. 13 > ery-
body Is guepslng tonight .the nature of the
new line of examination which Mr. Wilson
announced he would take up In the morning.
n.KPKCTRO A 11ATTLU ROYAL.
A battle royal of wits between ex-
Congressman .lore Wilson and Con
gressman W. C. P. Hreckinrldgf
was expected today afttr thu inter
esting hpatrlng of yesterday. Interest was
Inteiiblfled , too , by the presence of two
ladles In the court whose faces had not
been .seen before tilting at the table with
the Pollard forces , nnd from the passage
which had closed the day before Ij was Aiir-
mtbcd that ono of them must bo Louise
Lowell , the stenographer and typewrite1-
who had a desk in the capltoi In 1886 and to
whom letters \Acte dictated by Colonel
DtecMnrldgc , If the claims of the plaintiff
bo true. Mrs. Lowell Is at present a clerk
in the Treasury department.
Jiulso Dradlcy does not seem to relish
the testimony which Colonel Hrecklnrldgo
Is giving. The Judge occupies a chair be
side the witness box , but on a raised plat
form behind a ponderous desk. Whenever
Colonel Drccklnrldgo begins Uf talk the
Judge wheels his chair around so that the
heavy upholstered back Is toward the wit
ness box and directs his gaze toward a far
corner window , reads legal documents or
closes his eyes.
Mr. Uuttcrworth at once opened the ques
tion of. the admlsslbillty of correspondence
alleged to have been held with Madeline
Pollard in 18SC. Judge Wilson , in reply ,
assured the court that the evidence had not
been disco\ered until Sunday , and assorted
that he proposed to put the witness on the
stand at once that Colonel Brecklnrldgo
might not be taken by surprise and that ho.
might have ample time to make explana
tions. The question was raised by Mr.
Ilulterworth whether the discussion of the
pioposed testimony should be held before
the Jury.
Hiiir an hour was consumed In arguing
this question , when Judge liradley finally
decided the point , saying tlio authorities
seemed to be that where a paper had been
destroyed or lost , pi oof of Its previous ex
istence could bo Interjected.
Thereupon Mrs. Louise Lowell took a seat
In the witness box. She bald that she had
Known Colonel Ilrccklnrldge slnco February ,
188G. havinir become acmmlnted with him at
the house of representatives , where she had
an olllcc to carrj on business as steno
grapher and typewriter In the corridor by
petmlsslon of the committee on postolllces.
sllU WROTE THE LCTTCU.
"Did yon do work for Colonel Hiechln-
rldge ' " Mr. Wilson asked.
"I did , "
"Did ho bring manuscript of a letter to
" "
you"
"He did , and I copied It on the type
"
writer.
How was that letter addressed ? "
"I object , " interrupted two or three of the
DrecKlnrldge attorneys , who protested that
there was no proof of the letter having been
mailed.
ALWAYS RHTURNRD THE MANUSCRIIT.
nut Judge Bradley said to sustain the ob
jection would be to nullify the purpose of
admltttlng thi witness The manuscript
and copy had been retmnrd to the colonel ,
Mis. Lowell continued. Krom ISSf ! to JSSO
she had copied manuscript , addie&sed en
velopes and done Colonel Ilrecklnrldge's pri
vate correspondence and congressional woik ,
always returning thu mauntcrlpt.
"Now what was on those envelopes' " con
tinued Mr. "Wilson.
"Miss Pollard , 70 Upper street , Lexington ,
Ky. "
"And how do yon remember that ? "
"I kept a memorandum book In which I
noted the address "
"Have jon the book ? "
" 1 have , " bhu bald , and the book was
paused around for the Inxpectlou of the law
yers
"Keeling that aoonor or later I would hear
moro of Ml' Pollnrd and not wishing to
trust my memory t made that memoran
dum , " she explained , ami continuing cald :
"He ( Urecklnrldge ) brought mo two or three
cm elopes separately , then n p.ickiign ot a
dozen email onoi yellowed with ago , and not
Mich envelopes as .1 business mull would
UBO. "
The question of substance- the'o letters
was objected to and the objection xustalncil
.for the proiont. The first communication ,
ald the witnessVwaa addrcMcd to "My
dear sister Louise , " nnd when Mr. Wilson
urged th.it testimony of Its contents should be
admitted , Mr. lUltlcrwnrth retorted tint
thtiro was no proof tlmt It had over been
mailed , or received , reminding Mr. Wilson
that It was thu ground taken by him re
garding the alleged forged letters of MIsJ
Pollard.
"I now give- yon notice If you have that
letter to produce It , " said Mr. Wilson to the
defense.
"How can I produce It If I sent It lo the
plaintiff ? " Colonel Ilrecklnridgo n.ild In re
ply , whereupon Mr W'lson remarked In liU
inimitable wav , "Yon nnd 1 will have a lltllu
conversation after a while. "
The witness , continuing. recnllcrliM that
she had copied letters for Colonel
llrecklnrldgo nearly cvory weol. , but said
Bho could only provo Imvlnu done fifteen or
sixteen.
The Judge having ruled out the examina
tion concerning ( lie contents of the letter ,
Mr. Uuttorworth made a brief cross-examina
tion , asking Mrs Lowell whether she had
worked for defendant and how lung Hhe
bad-Kept a record of the work bhe hud done
for congressmen , with the amounts received
In nn uccaunt book. She had n dlsllm t lecullec
tlon of the address of Mlsi Pollard , since the
letter had made ncry deep impression upon
her mind Her books bad merely entered
the amounts of work done , then the name nf
the party , then the amount charged , BO that
no congressman need waste worry or fear
that the ledger would rise up to get them
Into trouble.
Colonel Hrecklnrldgc inntln other emphatic
denials covering many of the statements of
Mrs Lowell
MADELINn TAKES THE STAND
After rcce's Miss Pollaid was p'nc'ul on the
stand to proxo that the letters In question
had been received by her and destroyed
The defense objected to this line of testi
mony at this st.igo. but It was admitted by
the court , exception being noted
Miss Pollard described these letteia a be
ginning "My Dear Sister Louise. " nnd "My
Little Spitfire , " nnd addressed by typewriter ,
and all Blgned In lead pencil Then Colonel
Ilrecltlurldge was back nn tin- stand , making
flal denials concerning these litters. Having
finished this branch of tlio uihjcct , the de
fendant told of the events In the full of I&S7
when lie nnd the plaintiff met In Washington
near the Catholic Institution , "Aa , i woman
in her condition and n man .suppo lug himself
to be the author of hct condition would
meet "
"Do you wish to bo undt-rstood as hayIng -
Ing > ou supported her in wliolu or In part
during tin ; two jears thai she was at tin1
academy of the Holy Cross on Muss.iehu-
sells avenue ? " was n question to which
the colonel responded. "I would not wish
to be underslood ns saying anj thing about
It If I could avoid it , bill as a matter of
fact m } contributions to bur weip not les
sened. They were Irregular amounts , and
I helped to pay her Ixurd at the aciidem ) "
Referring to five notes of $100 drawn by
llio pl.ilnliff and endorsed b.v the defend
ant late In 1S92 to pay MisPollard's ex
penses at the pehool nf HIP link fiovu
Colonel Urecklnrldge staled he did not kuo\
what became of llio notes , did not know
whether they hod been protested. Win sur
prised never to have received nolleo that
two ot them went to protest.
"Now. to refresh your memory , " began
Mr. Wilson , this testimony having been
elicited by a succession of questions , "do
jou not know notice of the protest was sent
to you both In Washington and Lexing
ton7" He did not , and thu attorney asked ,
"Do you know the particular object for
which those lust notes were diuwn ? "
"I dd , very well. "
"Was It not to enable her to purchase her
wedding trossean' "
"Nolhlng like lhat : there Is mil i scintilla
of truth In it , " was the colonel's answer , nnd
he wanted to tell aboul the deal , but Mr.
Wilson choked him off with n lemlnder that
his counsel would examine him later.
The cross-examination having driflol to the
renewal of relations with the pMhitllT In
1S8 ! > In Washington , the defendant wa
asked "Did > ou ever have a room In the
northwest section ? "
"We did try that experiment , but nf all
the unsatisfactory expeilmcnts that was the
worst I ever tried. Wo had not been there
moro than three or four llmos before it
seemed that every window within thiee
blocks had eyes when wti went In there , and
I was sure people were standing on every
doorstep In sight every time I went I am
a rather peculiar looking man , n > people ic-
mcmber me ; so wo gave that up. "
13VIDHNTLY NCTTLR1) ) THR COLONEL
"Now. " said Mr. Wilson , a little later , al
luding to defendant's criticism of Miss Pol
lard's falsehoods in haying she hud been to
dinner at his house to account for her ab
sences , "you are a fatherly looking man , and
she a joung girl , both of jou from Ken
tucky. Can you conceive of H better excuse
for her to give for her absonro than that Bhu
had been lo dinner with a rer.pectablo elderly
gentleman like youisolf"
"Nor can I conceive of a keener one tn be
used afterwards for a null like this , " was
the reply.
During a part of Match and April , 1801 ,
Representative Hrecldiulilyo said , when his
attention was called lo another phase of the
case , he had seen Miss Pollnrd two or Ihreo
times a day , and ono day seven times. He
remembered a time when ho took lunch with
her , and they had strawberries , but was
certain that this was before the IL'th of
April ami not on the 10th of May after the
secret mnrriaco. us Mr. Wilson unnlil li.ivn
It. Ho had frequently met the plaintiff In
tlio house of Mrs Thomas on II utreet , but
had never seen her ( tawing In hli llfo.
"Did you not meet her once thorn when
she was using this basket that hail be
longed lo your wife"1" Mi U'llson Inqulied.
"Never. Never , under IUMVIUI , " answered
llio colonel , slrlklng llio witness bov.
"Did not a servant come In whllo > ou vveio
with her and BIO was using that biiHkc'f"
"No servant over did , fnr I never know
for a moment , until II was biought In lioru.
that she wax using tli.il basket " Ho had
met Miss Pollard In Now York In Septem
ber. 18I3 ! , but not "Improperly , " and met her
"Improperly" there In February. IS9I
"Wocnj did you go then' " Mr. Wilson In
quired.
"I can't tell the place. 1 simply hired a
coupe ; fht- gel In and I told the driver to
take ns to xomu safe place. Ho took us
close to Jho elevated road up toward Klfty-
seeond or I'lfly-thlrd ptieetH. It was a
largo building and looked like a hotel
Here Mr , Wllion suggested that It was
near the hour for adjournment , and as he
desired to take up an entirely different line
of examination It WIIH hardly worth while
to proeod furthci , nnd the court adjourned
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of the Masonic WldowH ami Orphans Home
In thin elly show lhat Horatio , John and
Rose N. Pollard , children of John f ) Pollurd ,
were admitted tn the home In Apill 1877.
upon lecommendallon of Crab Oichaid lodge.
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CAPITALISTS WATCHING THE PROJECT
Mnttrrn Ilningbt llrforo ( lie CommerrUl
Club lxrullin ! Committee Yrntrribiy
Inquiry About lleot Sngnr I'm lory
Nrlieini'- freight Clmrgcv
At the meeting of the executive com-
mlltee of the Commercial club ) esterday
several new names were added to tlu < mem
bership , Inclining Ocorgo W. Ames. Jr ,
Ralph Sutherland. J. P. Rlppcy , Charles 15.
Waters and Charles 1) ) Thompson. A torn-
inunie.itlon was read from (1encr.il Manager
MeNamara of the eastern Nebraska &
Gulf railway. Inviting Inducements to ct-
tend the line to Omaha. The etigliu'ern of
tlio project have about fifty tulles located
from Sioux C'lty south through eastern
Nebraska. The commnnlcallon was re
ferred.
V. T. Llmtsey called tinat lent Ion of tin-
committee to a lecent ruling on minimum
chargea for freight consigned to lowu points
which Is transferred from the I ) . & M to
tlio Chicago , llurllngtmi iV ( Julncy rullwav.
Referred to the commissioner
The ghost of the beet sugar project ap
peared behind a communication fiom S S
Knox , a Nohrankan wiiu ilcslrul to know
wh.it had become of Count LubleUHkl ami
tlio Nebraska Heel Sugar association Re
ferred to the bureau of Information.
Chairman Wellor brought up the subject
of BJ sternal IP advirllslng of ( he wholesale
nnd Jobbing InteteslH of Omaha He fit
vored n complete directory of this kind to
appear In the dally ncwipapers of the (11 }
After some discussion Secretary Drexel was
authorized to correspond with all the whole
sale house : ) In Ihe city and lepoit ns soon as
possible
A committee of Ihroe , comtlsiing of \ < lolph
Meyer , ( ! . H. Payne and W. A. L ( Jlbbon
was appointed to dtaw up n revolution en
dorsing the Idea and to formul.lto a milled
plan of ncllon The committee will report
at the next meeting.
Commissioner Ult reported favoiablu pio-
gross on the Illinois Central evlenslon fiom
Onawn to Omaha. The commissioner also
spoke encouinglnuly of the possible location
of new glucose and glove factories at Otu ilia
Dan P.irrell , Jr , Mid that the best way
to secure factories was for the people of
Omaha to form n pool to be used us a bonus
fund to Induce new Industics ! to locate at
Omaha Iln would be one of l.OOrt men to
put up $1,000 each for such a pmpose Sev
eral otheis eiithusl.istlially Kpnke In the
same strain. Mr Illeks spuing to his feet
and said tint if llio Platte canal W.IH built
It would start n boom that would draw In-
dusttics help without bonuses Mr Llnd-
( > said that while In the east recenll > ho
was nskcd b.v a prominent capitalist how the
canal projectvva getting along. He sild
that the i > ci of eastern capitalists weio
watching the result. After HOIIIC discussion
It was decided to call a mass meeting under
the auspices of the organl/atlnn nexl Thurs
day evening at S o'clock for the- purpose of
raising the slock lo build the canal
One woid describes It , "peifectlon" Wn
refer to Dew Ill's Witch Ila el salve , euros
plies. _
Grinding Ra/ois shears , cutlery and edge
tools. P. H Stnufield it Co. , 151 $ Djdge
Ciillfiirnlii ll.ilrtlll He Iti-storfil.
On April 15.
Heller go befoie IPs lee S.ilp
Present rate * via the Ilurllngton llouto
arc JJO.OO one waj , $ ' : , . . .r.O lound Irlp.
Everything llrst class , llekcls , lialns ,
lime.
City ticket nlTlcf 1 .J-I Purnam stieet.
An t'lineetlon li Alum Ic.in
The graduates of West Point and Anllapn-
lls , high-mettled fellows , the picked men of
the lopubllo , Hilendldly educated an I
equipped , are so frequently tranafeired finiu
one post to .mother , oftentlniLM tlnnnands
of miles away , lhat they lost- all local and
provincial feeling , and become In , .i doilb'o
bense United States men
The cultivated and knightly oflket in.iv
Bpend ono year at Ihe Ilttli- Gibraltar of
Alcatiaz , where the sunsets of the P.tc'flij
Hame along the Golden Gate , another year
amid the tropical beauly ol tlu > Plmld.i
Keys , where Fort Jefferson llftu Its vast and
frowning walls over the Gulf ; another year
on Governors I'lfnd. within title Khot of thu
Illimitable Ilnantlal ami other activities of
New York ; another year where Kort Wni-
ron's hlbtorlu bnlterli < mo folded In llm
blue arms of Boston b.iv ; and Intervening
tourK of duty may Imva been spent .1111011 ; ;
the majestic Bocnerv of ( lie Rocky inoiin
tains , or on the sea-llko plilni of Texa < . op
In the little fortres es of llio rich northwest.
After mien an education a man ceases to
bo a Vermcntei , a .Icrspjman. a Carolinian ;
for his provincial and parochial prejudices
have been quite swept nwuy , ami ho be
comes a United States man
Some such nn experience , tonlinenlal If
not cosmopolitan , foi Innately befell Daniel
H. Huinhim , the veiy Illustrious architect ,
whoso tilumph as director of Ihe works ot
the Columbian exposition was the greatest
of the kind uver reeoided. Horn In New
York , educated In MnHHticIiiisettn. Invigorated
In Nevada , and Introduc d to active life In
Chicago , he has enjoved icmark'iblo fiielll
lies for acquiring a broad and national view
nf events. While his origin and eaily edu
cation on HID Atlantic coast gave him tint
true eastern solidity , bin many years of ac
tivity and exporii'me " ' Chicago and beyond
have added to tliN trait a nplendld western
during. Prom such a foiinnato tialnlni ;
cam" the masterly traits of tin- great dlr < c
tor. at once patient n * tn the minutest < ! <
tails , and majestic In comprehension an. !
execution of vast designs.
The lask ot completing the Whit * City ,
amid UH nnmbeiie.su llmlliitlons and obstrur
lions , seemol fur bejond tin- tango ot
poHlblllly , an Indeed many i-xperts POB lively
averred. Hut this born leadrr of men with
his herolo conlldencu and conlagloiiH enluust
asm , made the most dllllcult tilings posHl
hie. and reared In thu desert llm grnndont
and most varied architectural palaces ever
seen on any continent He studied tlio end
In view , and adapted the maunu to It v > llli
fell less directness
A THOUSAND MEN
makP lip nn Impressive forto. capable ol
gread deeds. lint uvun that munlier mimr
have taken manv ycarx for the oreetion of
the fair nnd thu work muni bn ilonu In
comparatively n few months ; theri-foru. llio
director mustered un army of S.OM nklllod
labororH and artificers , and Bet them at worl.
In hl lltttlp sovereignly. If onlv weeks had
been allowed him Instead of months u >
would doubtless have achieved the work by
employing 80.000 artlflccis. SludyliiK MH
amazing task with unerring wisdom h. . ) np
portioned against It his resources with Hiitli
world-renowned victory
care and Insight that a
tory was the result.
'Ihu record of such nn undertaking when
wrltlon by the bund of thci muster mover
therein , and connected with similar nunrds
uniting In thU unit ,
thu departments
of all
form"a chron.clo of profound lnl H-Hl ami
value Thus from their Innermost mourn-
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