Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY HRE : WIfNK8DAY $ ) , APRIL 2 , " ) , 1801 ,
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SITUATION ! C WANTED.
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thereafter. Nothlnitnkn forJeMjlmn
WANTED A POHITTON AH THAVIlMNfJ
ValcJmnn. hdwro firm or Implcmenl tltmM-
clrr.is II SC , cnrepmnjia Itee. _ _ _ A M ± zi _
WANTED , MAY 1ST , niTirE WORK Y
ynunK mnn. bookkeeper nnd tonoBmpl " , A 1
city referonren Addrcni 1 3 , lice. A M1M 2f
rOHITKJN WANTED AS 8TENOCJRAPIII1R.
Competent. Sndl'1 Hutchlns , 031 .jV..ljn
Btioet , Atchlson Knn. A M151 M _ _
WANTED MALE HELP.
llntes , Use word first Inmrtlon , lc n word
theroaftcr. Nothlnc Inkon for JlcM \\nniia. \ _
EoIicnrORH. TKAM3 rUHNISHED ;
rnent goods. American Wringer Co. . IGW' '
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AOINT . BAI.ARY on COMMISSION. TIIH
Rrrntrsi Invention of the nKi'T' ° "Sit
rnt Clirmlcnl Ink Hrmlng Pencil. a < M on
nkht. WnrM Ilkn mnKlc. AKontn nr < > mnklntc
I2VOO to JI25.00 per week. For further pur-
llculnrs write th < > Monroe Hrascr Mfrf. oo . A
58 , La Cro sp , Wli , 11-003
WANTIjn-SAI.IJSMANi SALARY FROM
mart ; permanent plac . llrown Ilroi. Co. * ,
nur rymen , ChlciiEO. III. H M3r l ml
INSL'RANCE-THE STATE MANAGER , COM-
mcrclnl Alllancq Life of Nw York ( nr i o id
line company ) , deslrei nsslptnnre of " "I" " ' '
BOllcltors In Nebraska. "ncludlnK " Omaha
prle-M. > ' " ' "
IIlKb class InMirnnce. nt popular
company'fl Bpeclnlty. Workers receive llb ra
com .on ntlon A.ldrci" . . Blndnu exporlenco nnd
references , Lock Hex 2SC , Omiha , NolJ . K ,
SALESMEN TO SHLL HAKINo
We put our goods In glass roll nB
month nmlxpenies. . or commission , cmcnso
llnklnir Powder Co. . 707 Van "uren rw t.
riilCTRQ , _ n-MTOijnU _
WANTED-A CAPAIILE OnNTLF.MAN STEN-
ocrnphnr nnd Rood oinee mnn : oni- having nml
pxporlenro with machine collection . Aimross
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A Oo'orrSALE8MAN IN rA'KHY TOWN IN
Iowa and eastern Nebraska. Address The
Hawks Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , ] ylMSV.M1j. |
\v\N"rTTf)7 PLrMUERH IN ciiTcAGO. ILL. ;
Will pay $3 CO per day. clKht hours per day.
AildicM P O. box 270ClilraKO. _ _ "j1-2 ; ? ! ! .
BALEHMEN WANTED. TO SELL OI'll ClpOpS
by sample to the wholesale and u-tnll trade ,
icll on Hlsbt to every builnos't nnn or nrm ,
liberal dalarj' : money nd\nnred for ndvertls-
Im ? and rxpcnuei : permnnrat position. Ad-
dresi with stamp , King MfKCo. . , C 42. ( ' 111-
111 H-M112 2S
cngo , _ _
vTvvFni'- ERIENTED rANSMoSEflS
\\r \ \ run i v for good men. Apply be-.v. M r 10 a.
in. nnd 5 to 6 nt Hee Hide. Art Co-.m II WdB.
AVANTED , MAN WITH pTsiI TO INTRODUCE
n new nrtlcle nmonit merchanti nnd stablemen
In Omaha nnd every city and trmn In Noli.
ami BiirioundlnB mate * ; pajs $9 Oil per ilny ,
mils on sight ; no competition. Addrosi , with
Htninp. American Mfg. Co. , 431 Itace Btr.et ,
Phllailelphla. Pa. _ U-M132 2j _
\VANTED AriOREnB AND TEAMSTERS ON
tbe II & II. Ily. extension In Montana and
Wviiinlne. Free triinspoitiillon. Kramer ( n
O'llenrn , labor agency , lltli and ' ' ' '
WANTED , SALESMAN TOR OITIl ELECTUIC
nam. . ( or .loor ) plate , readable In the dark. A
nmclty. blK P.'ller. Wllte for pa it I. . su ars
nnd sample. Dymond Sp.'Cltalty Co. , ,23 12th
street. S. Minneapolis. Minn. n M131 27 *
MIN , $100 CASH TO DISTUIIIUTE SOO < H ciu-
.ciilars : hustlers wanted In cltv and conn ry ;
answer quick. 477 Spring Garden , PWIadcJphln.
NTED WATCHMAKER. WITH TOOLS , TO
RII to town of 2,000 penplo. Good place for
the right man. Cnll Saturday or nddieis 2132
AM'iiuc 11. Council llluffs. la. H-M1C7 31
' "WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Rates. IVJc word nrst Insertion , lc a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2ac.
WOMEN TO SELL 9\RSAPARILLA IN
Omaha , peed wages. Address 2C27 Decatur st.
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LADIES WANTING O1RLS APPLY AT THE
Scandinavian Youne Ladles' home. SJOI Cumins.
WANTED. GIRL FOR THE CARE OF ONE
child two jenrs old. nnd to dn second work ;
must brine refeitnces. Apply 2007 St. Marys
nvc. i * JU
WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL t"OUSE.
work ; reference required. Apply Hi North 2Hh
street. ( MOSa4
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\VANTED-GOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS
with city references ; wages $4 a week. Jill
Fnrimm. C HJ--J
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V'ANTEUAWiT NURSE. I1A1IY THREE
weeks old. Apply 2209 Spencer st. , Kountzo
I'lllCf. L 14S
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. WE WILL PAY
you 13 to $15 per week to do strictly home work
lor us , no canvassing and piompt payment ;
tend self-addressed envelope. 1'll"'lti',5llSRIJr
Co , Hoston. Mass. C 11133 29 _
WANTED , CO iXPE T S lITnT AND PANTS
makers , We aio putting In an additional DO
machines nnd want experienced help to make
the whole garment. Kllpatrlck-Koi.li factory ,
East Omaha , Neb. C MlCl 1
" VllT WANTED FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP-
mg. from 13 to M. Call utter B or address
v.19 South 27tb. C-M1CO 2S
JlOt'SEKHEPER. AGED AHOUT = i ! IN
family of live pcisons for genctal housework.
Address K B , life olllce. C M1C9 28 *
FOB RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES IN ALt. PARTS OF THK CITY. TH13
O. F. Davis company , 1503 Fntnnm. 150
{ f-IlOOM COTTAOUS , MODUHN. CHOICC IN
Stnuford Circle. C. S. Ulsutter , 201 Uee bullJ-
Inz. D-MI
TlOUHnS. F. 1C. DAHL.INU. UA1UCEH nl.OCK.
itUM'Ai. AaiJNcy. so ; UUOWN
1'IRST-CLASS. WELL LOCATED HOUSES. L.
S Skinner. 310 N. Y.Llfe. _ D-348
TlToOM MODERN FI rsT 20TH AND LEAV-
cnnoitli. J. W. Squire , 24S lite blilff. D 153
CLEAN. COMrORTADLE. CONVENIENT ,
raodeialo icntuls ; best 3 nnd 4-1 oem fcUltes
for housekeepers only. References required.
Also 6-ioom sulto In tenement. klO S. 22.1 st.
Foil RENT ? 8-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN. FUR-
iilahcd or unfuinlshed. ll a a 10th
I'OU UENT GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
house. 2S21 Capitol avenue. Also S-ioom house.
4013 Sewnid lm > t. Oichard Hill. U. H. Rob-
lion , room 7. Commercing Nntlon l. _ D MiiOS
FOU RENT , PLEASANT EIGHT-ROOM MOD-
cm housi. detached , nlco lawn , barn. Inquire
2603 Pler < o street. D-M3SO
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RENTAL "AGENCY.SHEIIWOOD , 42j"N. Y. Lito.
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FOR RENT. TO FIRST-CLASS FAMILY OF
not more than 3 grown persons , without
chlldicn. 9-room modern house. 310 North 2'lh '
sin-el. Idiw rent tn right party , llngsi &
Hill , 1IOS Fnrnam street. _ n IIS M ?
FINE" FLAT * I N rcT iisiii IILOCK AT 703 s.
IClh st , rangfi nnd nil othfr conveniences ; :0.
Ooorga Clouser. room 2 , IC2U Farnam Bt
WIOOM HOU8B7"lNQUUU3 irD6uJl"AS"8T. (
FOIMIENT , NlclriO-ROOMlilODERTriiTuCK
ImtiKo ; full lot. W. O. Tcmrleton , IOS Pnxlon
D MiOO
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FOR"lUJNT , 8.ROOM imiCK : ALL MODEllN
linpniNemenls , 20lh nlul Izard , ono block frnin
Walnut Hill motor , ! 23.00. ln < iulrc Cjmp-
tiollei'H olllce. D--S3J
DESIRA11LE HOI'Br.1 NEAR HIGH SCHOOL :
rent nuidei ate , SCP , Oipltol vnue. O-1511 *
FOR RENT. MODEIIN S ROOM HOUSE .2215
. - Miami. Inqulie 1214 N. 26th. n-837l'4
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hEENROOM HOrBH I.N UOOD ItfipTH :
nil conveniences : J1S.OO per month. 9J ) N. 2 < th
nvemiii. n MS87 il *
FURNISHED ilorHtj. " fTiE
ne icsldenco In Kounlza place , hanrtiomcly
Minlslic'd , with b.irn and latest Improvements.
F. 1) . Wead , Kill and DouuUs. u . .331
HOUSIJVITH ROOMS. ALL MODERN IM"-
piDvomrnl * . large Innn , uniiunJliigi aurru-
iilile , Jlst nnd Lake Btuctu. D MS7U2S'
l-OP. RF.NT MODERN 7-ROOM
park. Inqulm at 1,309 , S , ! Hh strrot.
Toil mNT. ELEGANT OFPICEH WITH
uvi'ry comvnlenco In Iliown bulldlnif. opi sllo
Pnxlon hotel , best location In the city. Snun.
del * , Mucfarlnnd & Dickey. D IIS'.U 23
S. R. I1ROWN WILL LE A SlT
crty nt S301 t'nrnam street for a p rloil of live
(5) ( y < Nim. For pnitlcuhu * apply to Haundrrs ,
Macfarlnnd & Dickey , Merchants National Innlt
building ; l > MWS ! 3
lOE 5-ROOM COTTAoTiTfTo 00 PElT
L. 8. HUlnmr. 310 N. Y. Llf. . D-'jS3
oil RENT. CHEAPEST C-ltOOil COrrAUE ,
with batli ; In city : J15.0J. S03J California tr t ,
-ROOM COTTTAQIJ. lODBIlN ,
Mth tr t. Djri:4 M
C aoit NO. ' AVENUE.
I HUl , 0 N. llth it. t-45 SO *
FOR RENT HOUSES.
Continued.
rou IUNT. c-nooM notwn. MOMIHIN , 2617
Patrick nvr. Inquire 2US 1 nrhcr m.
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\VANTIIJ : , PIHST c't.Asa nioiiT on
mom hmnn with nil mwl'm convi > nlen" !
urnipi prpfcrrwl ) ; location between ISth
Ktrret nnd 2llh ntrect , nnd Dodge strict and
tj n\enwartli mreet. Call nl ruom 81 , I'nilon
hotel Inifore 13 n. III. D SI 157 27
ROOMS EN BUim iSTTcLASs'TToARD. 2103
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT 1816 ClUrAOO
C-SSJ M13
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AETNA HOUSE , NORTHWEST CORNElTljill
nnd Doilni * , formerly Travelers homo ; bcdn per
week , $1,00 ; rooms , ll.W nnd $2W.
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VOH RENT , ELEGANT FURNISHED RODM3
AT IIOTEL"RRUNSWICIC
Far families nnd young gentlemen. Steam , bath ,
tlavnlnr nnd nil conveniences ; price * reason-
t.bla ; location unexcelled In the city. Apply nt
Hotel Ilrunswlck , ICth and Jackson street * .
E-170 S1i
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FOR RENT , A LARGE SOUTH ROOM AT 1515
Dodge street. E MC7D
ney street. E 113-3) ) '
BOl'TH ROOM , CHEAP KOH SUMMER. 1321
Fnrnam. E MM 23 *
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FRONT ROOM , WITH ALCOVE , FINELY
furnished , also back parlor nnd .1 rooms on
llrst lloor for housekeeping. S003 Hurt
E MOS2 25 *
FOR RENT. FRONT ROOM : PRIVATE FAM-
lly ; desirable location. Address K 2 , Ilee.
E-M102 27
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNQ WOMEN'S HOME , UNDElTcARE OF
Women's Christina association. Ill S. 17th sL
_ F 1137
ROOMS AND HOARD. I1RENNAN FlTATS ]
liWI California. F M722 A21
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS , WITH HOARD.
1720 DuilKB. F M1C9 27 *
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 107 S. 17.
F 313 M2
DEStRAHLE ROOOM WITH IIOAIIP. IN PRI-
\ato family. 706 N. lath. F 831 21 *
ELEGANT ROOMS AND OOOD DAY HOARD
at the Webster. 210 and 21S N. 19th street.
F M932 2S'
ROOM WITH BOARD. PRICE MODERATE.
2100 Cnss. F 110 M22
DESIRARLE SINGLE OR LARGER ROOMS
with board. Priced moderate , fine location.
References. 1709 Dodge. 1' M1CO 2S'
FOR RENT-TJNFURNISH'D ROOMS.
Rates , lOc a line each Insertion , 11.50 n line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
I ITNFI'RNHIED ROOMS , SIUTA11LE FOR
housekeeping , city water , etc. , low lent ; noitli-
west coiner 17th and Webster st. G MHO
5 UNFURNISHED CHAMIIERS FOR HOUSEkeeping -
keeping tu man and wife , no children , 319 N.
17th. Q-037
FOR RENT. UNFURNIHED ROOMS 1'OR
light liouseKeeplng ; ? 00 N. 13th st. G M373
FOR RENT , STORES AND OFFICES
Rates , lOc n line each Insertion , tl.DO a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
10 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE. 309 S. 17TH.
1-933
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FOH RENT. THE 4-STORY RIUCK HUILDINOi
SIC Fainam st. The building has a fireproof
cement basement , complete steam heating fix
ture * , wntel on nil floors , gas , etc. Apply nt
the office ol The Die. I 010
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THE STORlfHUILblNO , 1310 FARNAM ST. .
must be rented for some price at once for some
regular , legitimate business. Come In with
your offers. Uoggs & Hill. 1403 F.irnam st.
1 016 A26
Rates , lOe a Una each Insertion , Jl.M a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 23e. _
AC3ENT3 WANTED , RIO MONEY. WR1TC
for particulars to A. M. Seemann & Co. . Lin
coln , Neb. . 122 North Hth. J M5C1 Mil *
AGENTS , ROTH SEXES : TEN INDISPENSA-
blu articles ; retail for $5.10 ; absolutely free to
our demonstrated rustlers. The Clauss Shear
Co. . Kansas City , Mo. .1 MC28 June 30 *
AGENTS HUSTLERS : RIO MONEY. APPLY
at 17 Orunlto block , 315 So. 13th street.
J-872-M18-
WANTED. GENERAL AGENTS AT OMAHA.
Fremont , Grand Island , Norfolk nnd Heatrlce
for the Union Central Life Insurance company.
$2,000.000.00 In force In Nebraska. Renewal
contracts. Address J. M. Edmlston. ptnto
agent , Lincoln. Nob. J MS78 MI9
WANTED , ENERGETIC CANVASSERS. SAN
Itnry Soap Vase Co. , SOS P.ixton Ullc. J MS97
WANTED TO REIT.
Rates. lOc a line llrst Insertion , $1.50 n line
per month , Nothlnc taken for less than 23o
2 OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping ; centrally located. References ex
changed. II CO , Ilee. K 121-25 *
RENTAL AGENCY.
Rates. lOo a line llrst Insertion. $1.50 n Una
per month. Nothing taken for less than 25c
RENT REDUCED ON HOUSES AND ROOMS.
3 good rooms , J5.00 ; 4 rooms , rental $1000.
Cotnges from $ i 00 up. Printed list. G. P.
Uutts. 220 B. 17th street. L M77Sm 10
STORAGE.
Rates. lOo n line each Insertion , tl.W a Una per
month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD OOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wells. 1111 Farnam.
M-1000
STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROdS , 1214 HARNEY.
M-101
STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER.
1207 Douglas. Omaha Stnva Repair works.
M194 may31
WANTED TO BUY.
Rates , IKo word Mist Insertion , lo a word
( hereafter. Nothlns taken for less than 25c.
llGHESTplUCE
tai pets. etc. S. H. llrown , 320 N. .Cth. Tel. 1711.
WANTED TO 11UY , A SMALL STOCK OF
furniture nnd undertaking In Iowa or Ne
braska. Write fully to J. II. ° . . Cl Webstai
avenue , Muskegon , Mich. _ N M8S2 27 *
WE HAVE PURCHASERS FOII A LARGE
amount of lind In eastern Nebraska nt n b.ir-
galn. Lint > our land with us. Agents need
not apply. Fidelity Trust company. 170J Fai-
nnm sIH-et. N-.M)93 ! ) 30
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WANTED. TO I1UY A GOOD YOUNO HORSE ,
4 to 7 years old , weighing 1,100 to l.JW , gentle :
to use single or double. Inquire at Sl ) P.ulc
qonue. . N M13I 25
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WANTED , HOUSE Sl.OnO.OQ TO $1.500.00 , CAN
nay $200.00 , balance easy payments. Addiess K
4. lice. N-M1I9 i7 !
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WANTED. FINEST HOUSE AND LOT $2,500.00
or $3,000.00 cash will buy. Owner btnd full
paitlculaisi , price , etc. , K 4 , cure Ilee.
N-M1I3 27
FORSALE HOKSE3WAGONSETO.
Rates , lm c. line c-ich Insertion , S1.0 a line per
month. Notbl.ig Irki-n for 1cm than 23c.
ALL KINDS OF VEHICLES AT 50C ON THE
ilo.Uir. W. I * . Muinaugn , 1213 Farnam st ,
P 341 M 3
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$ IW.OO SIMPSON MAKE CARRIAGE AT LESS
than ' , j price ; used 1 jc.ir ; good delivery
wagon , newly painted , $05.00 ; best $50.00 top
buggy In Omaha. Drununond. ISth and
Harney. P M339 MS
FOR SALE , CHEAP FOR CASH , PONY , 5
> i lira old. well bioke to buggy or would be
Milinb'x f r delivery wagon. Also fresh cow
nnd calf. 120 Oth and Center its. P 117 25 *
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
MDEWALK IIUICK AND TILE , WM. J. WEL-
Khuiu , 'Hi Hoard of Tmdu building.
g-MI23 Mil
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NbI\V AND SECOND-HAND RICYCLE3
cl'fl p. F. E. Ucll , VU ! N. Y. Life , Omaha.
_ _ Q-M541 inIO *
A SECOND-HAND THIRTY-QITART ICH
cicunt machine for sale cheap , llaldurt , 15 ? )
Q-MCU 27
HALED HAY'FOU BALE. THE STANDARD
Cattle Company , Ames , Neb. , have 2,000 tons
of ICKK : | barn stored bay for sale. Ail orders
filled piomptly. Qi
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FOR SALE AT A HAROAIN. COMPLETE
set of tinners' tojls. Apply to W. E. Jnkway ,
Kearney. Neb. Q MOW 2S
FOIl"RALE. . 'ONE WARWICK RIOYCI.E. "lS3 4
pattern. R. U. S , , Omulm Cual Cuke and
Mm * Co. Q-.M1W 2s *
"MISCELLANEOUS.
Rules. lUa word llrst Insertion , la a word
Uitreatter. Nothing taken for le s than 23e.
WANTED. $900.00. t YEARS AT 7 PER CENT.
$0,000W Improved reality nccutlty. Addiess U
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CLAniVOYAN'IS.
Rates. Hie word lint liuertlon , la a word
tlincafttr. Nothing taken for lc than t5c.
MltS. DR. \VARRENrCI AiRVOYANf. RK.
llabla bu lncu me Hum ; 7tn } ear at 1UI N. 18
K-lOi
MADAME BEUNARU , 141 * DODQIi.
T M1M 1
MASSAGE , BATHS , ETC.
Rat * , lOc n line onch Insertion , II.M n line per
month. Nothing Inkrii for leM thnn Me.
MADAME SMITH. BOa"87"lTTH7 SlJ FLOOR ,
mom 3. MnmHiK , vntor | , alcohol , Mmm , mil-
phurlno nnd en bnlln. T M949 2i *
MADAMli 11RO\VJJ , 11I4 CAPITOL AVKNUE ,
Id floor , room 4 , mnKinRc , alcohol , sulphur nnd
tea lialhi. T-MS53 20 *
PERSONAL.
word first Insertion , lc n word
Nothing taken far loss than 2.c.
VIAVI. I10MH TREATMENT FOR LADIEb.
Health book & consultation tree. Address or call
Vlavl Co. . lUltd SIC. lluo llldK. lAdy attendant.
MASSAGE TREATMENT E
mal bathi. Scalp and Imlr treatment , mani
cure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post. 31914 8. 15th ,
Wltlmcll blk. U-Wj
IF UHoiioi : aiiisoN. AUUU AIIUUT . NA-
live of Hnuliind , who wna In Montnnn nnd
Idaho In the revenue * nnd cnrly clKhUes , com-
munlcntcs wltlt ua prior to December next ho
will hear of somethlmt to hln mlviinta * * . Lnwli
A. droff & Lcfroy. lttWjer , 111 ailhurv building ,
I s Aniioles , Cal. IT-MOOT AM'
MAUAMK I.A HOOK. MASSAOI1 322 N. 16TII.
parlors 12 nn.l 13. U-M.09 20-
MRS. F. DORSEY. CARD READING 112) N.
Mill slreet. . U 9IC-2u *
12 FINE CAllINET PHOTOS ON GILT-EDGED
curd * , only $1.00 nt Cowan'n photo studio. 2123
Cunilng street. Open Sundays. U 077 2I * _
GOOD H7\MAR1TAN REMEDY COMPANY ,
301 N. ICth strrut , cure rhronlo dlieasef of
either Bex or money refunded : $1 00 per month ;
send Btamp or call ; want lady ngentsM96
U -M96 ! M21
HAVE THE STATE HOTEL , 1308 TO 1312
Douglas street , newly refurnlshcil nnd ic-
ntted In llrst class order. Would bo pleased to
have the public give mo their p.itronage.
Open all hourn. Mrs. J. F. Held. L 141
OLD GENTLEMEN WHO DESIRE TO SPEND
the evening of their lives In quiet nnd riposc
In u moil delightful climate 'may st-ouro n
homo for life. Including care and medical at
tendance In sickness by the payment of finm
$1OOO.W to $2.00000. Apply. Sisters St. Joseph H
Sanitarium. San Dlegn. Cal. U M150 SO *
PERSONAL. $100 TO $10.00 PER OAY MADE
by lady figents who handle my goodi. Cull
nflcrnunnt or address L. M. Swartz , 21.17
Chicago street. U M10I 2j *
PAINTER , lOTII AND
Dodge. _ _ _ . . -
WANTED ! A RELIAHLE PHYSICIAN DE-
slrei n good location outside of Omaha ; will
make satisfactory arrangements with parties
concerned. Addrrss K 3 , Bee ollleo. _
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE ,
Rate , lOc a line nrst Insertion , $1.50 a line
per month. Nothing tnken for less thnn 25e
ANTIIO'NY LOAN & "TRUST coTTTis N. Y. LIFE ,
loani nt low rates fo * bolco security on Ne-
nnd Iowa far Omaha city property.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
nal estate. Urennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
MONLY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
linpiovcd and unlmprpted Omaha real estate ,
1 to 6 > ears. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam
W HO
WANTED. APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS. J.
D. Kittle , Blown bile. . Omaha. W 107
LOANS ON IJdPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
city property ; $3,000 and upwards. 5 to G14 per
cent ; no delays. W. Farnnm Smith & Co. ,
1320 Farnnm. W 105
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.WARRANTS.GOOD
notes , etc. . bought. Oarvln Bros. , 210 N.LU-o
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1503 Farnam st. \V-111
fl'ER CENT lONEY7 lt crPATTERSON. 423
Ramga bldg. _ _ W--305 M2
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate.
Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam Bt. 'A 110
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO. , ICTH AND
Douglas sts. , loan money 0:1 city and farm
property at lowest rates of Interest. W 109
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought. F. C Chcsney , Kansas City. Mo.
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms at from C to 7 per cent.
W. B. Melkle. First Nafl bank bldg. W 112
cT"A7 STARR. CITY LOANS ON IMPROVED
property. Moved ofllce to 015 N. Y. Lire bulM-
ing. WM3S3 M5
PRIVATE MONEY THIS WEEK ON IMproved -
proved leil estate , $300.00 nnd upwards. J. . P.
O. Box 773. W 117 2i
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Kates , lOo n line first Insertion , J1.50 a line
per month. Nothing tnlscn for less than 23o
WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE-
curlty ; strictly confidential. A. E. Harris ,
room 1 , Continental block. X 115
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
all articles of value. Fied Terry , 430 Itamge
block. X 110
'J.11LJ PLACE TO IJOHROW
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,
MONEY ON HOIthES AND MULES ,
MONEY ON WAOONS AND CARRIAGES.
MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS.
MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS.
MONEY ON MERCHANDISE.
MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES.
MONEY ON goods that icinaln with you ,
MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY ,
MONEY IN lari0 or small amounts.
MONEY AT LOWEST 1'OSSIIILE RATES.
MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIHLE TIME.
MONEY THAT you may pay back at any time
and In any amount , la at ROOM I. WITH-
NELL block , cor. 15th and Hurnev sts.
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
X 113
MONEY TO LOA1V-
Wo will loan yuu any sum which you wish ,
email or large , nt thn lowest possible rates , In
the quickest possible tlmo and for any length
of time to suit you. You can pay It back In
such Installments as you wish , when you wish ,
and only pay for It as long as > ou keep It.
You can boitow on
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE.
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
Without publicity or lemovol of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 bOUTII 10TII STREET ,
Flret lloor above the street.
VHE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X-1U
s .VKY TO LOAN ON HORSES , Wti'Jf. .
pl. uo3 and furniture of nil Kinds. C'lslnes
J. O. Haddock , room 427 , Rcungi
X l-'O
MONEY TO LOAN , 701 "N. Y. LIFE 11LDQ.
X 8M
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates. lOo a line each Insertion , $ ) .r,0 a line per
month. Nothing taken for lew ) tiiaii 2oc.
FRENCH & CO. . ROOM 22 SCHLITH ULDO ,
Omaha , make n specialty of business chances ;
buy , sell or tiadu * stocks ot merchandba and
teal estate , furnish partners and capital , and
always have opportunities for proiltable In-
\calmenl3. Consult them Y 4C9
FOR SALE. STOCK DRUGS IN SOUTHWEST -
rrn Colorado : will Invoice about (3,00000 ;
$3,000.00 cash , balance In Iowa or Neb. real
estate , or ellt-edtio ; paper. Must bo taken by
May 10. Addtess box 14 , J. W. N. , Monte
Vista. Colo. Y Ml > 27 *
FOR SALE. REST RETAIL DUSINERS ON
Kill stiect : sttfck , J2M. Address II 49 , Ilec.
Y S07 25
A 11USINESS THAT WILL PAY YOU A
profit of 5100.00 per month for $300.00. I 2. Ilee.
Y-123-2G
FOR SALE , M.000.00 CLEAN HARDWARE
stock In ono of the best towns In lawn. Will
take part cash and balance lu long time well
secured notes. Lock Box 20 , Stuart. Neb.
Y-M152 4
STOCK OF C1ENERAL MERCHANDISE AND
44) acres of land , free of Incumbrance , for
f2.SOO.00 cash If taken at once. W. O. Ritchie ,
I'ender. Neb. Y-tSIUl 29
JFOB EXCHANGE. :
Rule * , Inn n line each Inset tlon , 51. W n line per
month. Nothlnc tnken for let than 25c.
WANTED. A FINE TEN OR TWELVE-ROOM
modem house with barn or room for ono In
exchange- for clear land. li. J , Kendall. SO ?
llrown blocic. K 203 31
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STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ;
want horses & cattle , llox 293 , Frankfort. Ind
I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS
and Dakota , will acll cheap or exchange for mdse. ,
horses & cuttle. Addrcia. box 70 , Frankfort , Ind.
FOR SALE OR TRADE , A FARSt IN GREELY
county , 1 mlla from Spauldlnir , with house and
barn : about 80 acres under cultivation. Address ,
Meyer & RnnpKe. Omaha. _ Z 578 _ Mil
"
CIGARS"TO EXCHANGS FOII IIICYCLE. E.
U. Hurtlett. 741 llroudway , Council lllurfs ,
Z M8JI 2
'O BXCIIANaijFo IO\VANEntASUA OR
Missouri land. CO head ot standard and nonstandard -
standard atullloin. males nnd geldings W. 13.
Oak , Bllver City. la Si-MS522
_ _ _ _
. . CMAU ! I. * > 'D IN
u'itcin Coljnda for work lion > c * or stallion * .
8S-M850 2C
_ _ _
TO EXCHANGE , UNINCUMI1EUED LAND
nnd banknliltf paper fcr building trick. ixicK
Hox2C. Uradaliaw , Neu. 7. M877 tC
. A $1,300.00 STOCK DRY
gu3d , bought one ) rar ugo , for n llrm-claiu
tlandarii jilaiu nnd ca h. AdJrr'as II 47 , lice
FOIl EXCHANGE. 13 LorfINTHIUVINO
* . w , Nobratka town , cleur. Wlut huv you ?
T. & P. . 301 PMton blk. Z-1I95T
TOR
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Continued/
FARM IN WAWtlNOTOX ( tfTATM )
f. ml. from R. It. town , < ' nerM full , 8 room
house , barn nnd ut Mflf . uxnl rwnrlnv
nrchunl , for Omalm pni | rty nr Nebrnnkn fnrm.
Mrs. M. Albtrt , rear 22IS Pntjnc. H-01S 2J
FOR KXCHANOIV-tllMO WORTH OF CMUR
real rstRtP , conolstlnK of city iiiupcrty In Chl
cnso , flloux City nnd Mrillwl hike , nnd Ro.nl
linprovcil land In NebranKn ninl C'olornil ) : will
trade nil or pnrt for cnttlo ftr stork of mer-
eliuiidlsp. M , L. llossltcr. .SJUvcr Creek , Neb.
Z M107 23 *
OI.IAR KNOX rouNrr , NIIII . FARMS FOR
merchandise or homes. Di II. Dlckscin , Crelnli-
ton , Nek Z MOIS 23 *
I2.ona.oo CASH AND A JD,000 . imicK WILD-
Inw. clfnr , for ( rood fnrm. Williams & Mltinn ,
room 313 , McCoRUo building : , opposite uuMnllloc.
Yf142 23
rou KxntANors. fowoo nnsr MOHTCIAOK
for IIOITOS. Jl,20 < ) .t llr t nioitsrw Rml 12
cli-ftr lali In St. 1'iiul , Milm. , f.r aleck Ki-nl.
incise. lMVetiK | > rtnurman , 822 N. V. Life.
_ _ _ . _ / Ml.Vj 2J
A OnNTI.rjMAN'H IIICYCU : , IN' OOOI5 TON'-
illtlon. Will trade for n Imlv's wheel. Must
! a Good one. Address U 43 , lli-e. Council
SO
FOR SALE REAL
Rates , lOo n lln * first Insertion. ) l W n line
peTjnonth. Nothing tnken for less than 2oo
*
UARQAIN. N. 11 CORNKR 20TH AND IltCtT.
ory , F. K. Darllnff. H.irlter block. R IJ liJ
I'AHNAM CTmfT-lJbT 7. llUeK liir WEST
I.nd ndd. j no heller residence lot In city , nlsj
lot 2 , block 1. Crrston ndd. Addrrss Kxchnnsa
llnnk. Mn rletta. Pa. It K Mm nSO *
_
DAHOAINH. HOUSES , LOTS AND FA1IMS.
talu or trade. F. K. Darling , llarkcr block.
block.12J
12J
SALIJ. ovini 4.000 CAHEKIILY sn-
lectiMl farms scattered all over Iowa and No *
bruflku.
Humlredi of tbe mot Invltlnc harenlns.
Tlie best nnd safest Investment lu bo found In
America. Any one of UIMI 1.00) farms will earn
n goad interest on the InvnstTunt. prices
rnniro from $ S.OO to fM 00 per nr-r . No lists
tent out. No trades. Wo li.ivi > the farms nnd
the bargain * . Onll for particulars. IJopiji &
Hill , HOS Fnrnnm street. _ till 137 m7
ONU 200-ACIIE KAUM TOU SAI/n. Al'I'LY TO
\V. J. Harrison or A. D. Hose , on farm , Dlnlr.
U i ; M235
_
rou BALI : , CHIAI > . if TAKIN : IMMUDI-
alely , 20 , 30 or 40 acres , with good buildings ,
natcr , fruit and urove ; alro a taw splendid 5
nnd 10-ncro tracts suitable fur small fruit
\e > fetnbles nnd poultry ; adjoins Mlllanl. only
12 miles from Omaha. Terms easy. Address
Vex G6 , Mlllnnl. Neb. UH-M52J
_
$1.0iJO roil HOUSU 5 UOOMS LOT 33X110 , 3315
Jones street.
1100.00 down , balance J15.00 monthly.
Uoun Blone cost $1,100.
Selby , 331 Chamber of Commerce.
U n-573
FAICM ON I'UOKT SOUND. SU1T-
nble for colony. Address J. W. Cllse , Seattle ,
Wnsb. UK 752 21 *
FOIl SA1U , HOUSG Of n UOOMS. HATH
room , Booil barn , lame lot ; Jj.ooo 00 If sold , il.
one" : JGX.00 ) cash payment. Lougeo if Towli
235 P'ar ! struct , Council lllurts , In.Ill
Ill : JIS30 ,1
JUST LOOK
AT THAT NI3W COTTAOI3 IN
AVONDALi : PARK
and y.ou will bo dellgliteJ with It.
Nowhere else In Omaha can you secure a
NEW HOME
with all modern Improvements
Including Ulectrlo LlRhts , Paved Streets ,
Stone Sidewalks , 1'nrks , Trees , etc.
for the gmall Hum uf.
-$3SOO.-
} 300 CASH
We can sell you n $750.00 lot , N. n. corner ,
(50x130) ( ) , on proposed boulevard , for $150.00 nml
Kl\"t- you a cliunca to pay for It at $3.00 per
month. Money In It.
balance small monthly payments.
FIDELITY TUUST COMPANY.
1702 rarnam street , 3. E. cor. IJee ltuldhig. !
N. 13. We have a number of other bin bargains.
' U SM-M 13
} 1 DOWN , DALANCt : KT CENTS A WEEIC.
buys a 2A-acre ( farm wllll tru-es on ; ndjolnlns
ralliotidlllaKe ; healthy''location ; Rood for
fruit , xefcetnbles nnd poultry ; certain living ;
price , JI5.00 ; warranty deed , l.nclose stamp to
ticket agent , Montler , Shannon county , Mo.
UE MS9J 2C
FAIIM LANDS. C.F. HARRISON , 012 N.Y.LIt'E.
( It E S93 M19 *
100 AGUES ] CI3NTUAL NEBRASKA. NICE
grove , for Sl.OUO.OO ; small pajment down ,
balance monthly payments.'lll , jiay buyer's
car fare. Williams & Mltlnn , room 311 Mc-
Cague building. Opposite pqstolllcnRE
RE M1C3 17
trNDERTAKEBS AND EMBAIiMEBS
Rates. l',4o word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
II. K. HURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Art'D
embalmer. 1C18 Chicago st. Tel 90. 123
UPHOLSTERING.
Rates , l c word llrst Insertion , lo n woid
thereafter. Nothlnc taken for less than 2oc ,
GLOBE UPHOLSTERING CO.GENERAL FUR-
nlturo repahlne ; estimates nnd Information
cheerfully given. All work called for and
promptly attended to. 2023 Farnam st.
Telephone 760. 123
MUSIC , AKT AND LANGUAGE.
Hates , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing token for less than 20c.
O. F. OKLLENnECK , DANJO1ST AND
teacher. 1810 California st. 914
FINANCIAL !
Rates , Hie woid first Insertion , lc a worn
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2ac.
SUCCESSFUL SPECULATION
Can be made open to all. Direct Information
on the maikct will be sent by us by tele-
Kinnli to any ono who desires to become a
subscriber. We also mall dally market letter.
To the SPECULATOR and the one who contem
plates entering upon this Held our BCI vices
will be found moat valuable.
Very handsome profits have been made In n
single turn , through caily Information received
from us.
Tor terms , etc. . nddresa Thompson & Derr Co. ,
33 Wall street.
Incorporated under the laws of the state of New
Yolk. Capital $100.000.00. M 937 2S *
LOST.
Rates , lee a line first Insertion , $1.50 a Una
per month. Nothing taken for lees than 23c
LOST , PAIR GOLD SPECTACLES. LEATHER
cafe , name Inside , Monday night nt or near
13o > d's Opera house. Leave nt Pundt's gro
cery stote and reecho $2.00 rewaid.
146 23
MERCANTILE ADJUSTMENTS.
Rates , IVio word llrst Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for leas than 25c.
THE MEUCANTILH ADJUSTMENT CO.
Cavanagh , Thomas & llcUIHon. Counsel.
01 Karbach tloMt. Omaha.
Adjustments , eettlemonts and compromise m&do
for falling or Insoliont merchants.
DHESSMA'KTNG.
Rates , IVic H word first .insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken fotfeas than ! 3c.
DUUSSMAKINO N FAMUjna. AT ) D II ESS
MIS3 Sturdy , 4218 Nicholas Billet. M 'J7j M21
MEDICAL.
Rates , I'.fco vvoril llrst Insc.-tlon , lev a word
thereafter. .N'othlne taken for l6gs than Kc.
DR. C. V. CROOKS' "N1SV7 MllTHo"b TRiAT
mcnt ct nerves , utomnch , heart , 4J7 Ueo llkltr.
S3j
PASTURAGE.
Rntei. 1140 word first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing takenfor _ less than 25c.
WE HAVE 160 ACHED OF Rl.uif GRASS PASture -
turo for borsei. llnanl fente ; kprlnir s atlr.
lljrton & Pt.elps. ( lllmure Nib , or A W
PhHps & Son , JJ7 N. Y. Llfa bldj T l. phone
1031. SI-IBS J2l
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
Hal" ! ' . l' i' word ( Irpi ln mmn , le a word
thereafter. Nntblni ; tnlten for lf a than 25e
VAN HANTS Hi HOOI * OF SIIOJlVHANDrsU
N. \ . Life. Omaha A k fur cluular. MI27
BUREAU. SUK1 % O ) . SUMaiT.UlW.Ilnu
Building , OMAHA. M3U. A ivnvj 1WB&
GOOD LUCK OF AN INDIAN
Ho Oaptnrca the Affection of a Young White
Girl at Niobrara.
ISAAC MEYERS GETS INTO TROUBLE
llo Scut Out OlMTiin I.llcrnturn from ltt > .
ntrlcc IIinv Hey \\m l.int In that
Ton n 'Ilia U'orlciifnii Ki
Other Ncbrasku Iti-ins ,
NMOnilAUA , Nob. , April 21. ( Spqcl.il to
Tlio Doc. ) A youiiB quarter breed Indian
eloped with tbe 15-yoar-old daughter ot Wll-
llnm Tucker , a prominent hotel mnn of this
town , lust evening , nml tlio Infurlntcd par
ents loft for O'iVelll hoping to bend off their
marriage. The girl has worked hard for
her father , nnd U Is said that the young
man Is worthy , Industrious and thrifty.
A Mxtf > rloii4 DNup
FREMONT , April 24. ( Special Telegram
to The Ueo. ) Klla , tlio 14-year-old daughter
of M. S. Warner , living on North K street ,
disappeared from homo very mysteriously on
Friday nnd nil efforta to Iraco her have 80
far been unavailing. It was supposed nt
first that she was visiting some of her
schoolmates nnd no Imminllnto search was
made. She Is n well developed , attractive
Girl.
Girl.J.
J. C. Franklin of this city , who Is the
originator of nti enterprise known ns the
National Grain Growers association , Bent n
schedule of the plans and objects to Secre
tary Jlorton , who replied that ho looked
very favorably on tbe scheme and would pass
It along to the head of tbe government. H
simply proposes nn organization of grain
growers to facilitate their Interests nnd by
combined effort to secure remunerative
prices for their products.
A brace of slick looking strangers were
In the city yesterday attempting to sell
Jewelry at prices that aroused the bits-
plclons of the police , but before they could
bo taken In they bad skipped.
Quito n long line of "prairie schooners"
passed through the city yesterday enrouto
for Utah.
Miss n. Clark , one of the prominent
teachers of the slty nnd for one year principal
of tbe schools , has been notified that she Is
on the program to road a paper before the
National Teachers association at Asbury
Park , N. J. . to be hold some time In July.
The episcopal ladles are preparing for nn
Eden Musco to replenish the treasury of the
society.
A. G. Shears , the defaulting district court
clerk of Dawes county , who so dextrously
"took In" our clerk nnd v others at Lincoln ,
was recognized a few days ago as a passen
ger on the Elltborn road.
The celebrated Hlrscbman , who electrified
the city a few days ago as n merchant
prince , has turned up In Chicago , where he
was offering to purchase n bill of goods for
the store he purchased In Fremont with a
bogus ? lr 0 check.
The Odd Fellows of the city , with their
friends , will go to York on a special train
on Thursday to assist In the celebration of
the anniversary of the order.
i\nM"rll r t Anrniii.
AURORA , Neb. , April 21. ( Special to The
nee. ) Evangelist F. T. Pler&on Is In the
middle of a work which Is stirring our
whole community. The opera house the
largest audience room In the city was
crowded to the doors at the various services
Sunday. At 3:30 : n meeting brought out
what Aurora has never before seen , a , great
mass meeting of hundreds of men gathered
together for a religious service. It was n
powerful meeting. In the evening every
inch of standing room was tnken up nnd an
overflow meeting nearly filled the largest
church In the place.
Isnnc Mjers In Hock.
BEATRICE , Neb. , April 21. ( Special
Telegram to The Dee. ) A deputy
United States marshal came hero
from Omaha yesterday and took charge
of ono Isaac Myers , who is charged
with sending obscene matter through the
malls. During his six weeks sojourn In
the city Isaac has been noticeably gay , keop-
inC fast POlnnnnV nml 111 nnr , lnetnnr > n Hi , , ! . , , *
fines assessed against a couple of women of
the town.
Duitli of : i Iloy.
BEATRICE , April 21. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) Morton James , the 15-year-olJ
son of Hon. II. P. James of Cortland , died
this morning at 8:30. : Ho was an excep
tionally promising boy and his death is n
sad blow to his parents.
At the last session of tlio legislature the
deceased was prlva'to messenger for the
lieutenant governof and as a consequence
has a wldo acquaintance throughout the
state.
JOITccts of n rino ICnln.
IMPERIAL , Nob. , April 21. ( Special to
The Bee. ) A splendid rain fell this forenoon
and thoroughly soaked the ground , so far
as the small grain crop goes. It Is ibtlll
raining , with prospects of continuing during
the afternoon nml evening. This Is the
heaviest rain for eight months and the
fanners are correspondingly happy.
Dentil of n Vctrrnn.
BEATRICE. Nob. , April 21. ( Special
Telegram to The Bee. ) O. W. Stearns ,
ono of the pioneer settlers of Gage county ,
Lea\es IClIlCAliu , HUltLLNU'iON U Q.lAruvvT
Oniahaf Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Omaha
4H5pm . Chicago Wsilbuie . a:00im :
:4jam : . Cnlcngo Expuss . 4.JJum
7.0.'pm . Chicago and lowu Local . fc.uO.im
ll.SSam . 1'aclllo Junction Local . 6.55pm
Lea > es IliURLlNCVlON tt M"67 It I VljIlTAirn ci '
Omalial Depot 10th and Mason iita. | Omaha
lo.irmm . Denver Expiess . T33am
10.15am . Deadwood Expiesa . 4:10pm :
4 50pm . Dem or Express . 4'IOnm
6 ItOpni. . . Nebraska Local ( e-irt-pt Sun. ) . . . HiOum
( esc > i > t Sunday. ) .11 33 ml
ea I K. r. , ST J. fe C' fiT" lAiili. t
_ OmahaJ _ Depot JOtn and Mason Sts. j Qninlm
9:45arn : . Kansas City Day EAPI ess. . . & : ; ,5nm
0.45pm.lC. C.Nlslitjjx.ln _ U. I\Ti.iin.5.Mm
Leaves I CHICAGO , II. I. & "PACIFIC. I Arrives"
Oiimhalunlon Depot lath and Mason St . | Omaha
1JAS I1.
WEST.
CSOam.Oklahoma : f. Texas Exp. ( ex Sun ) . 12. 10am
205pm..1.Coloradj ; ! Limited . 4
Leavet'l UNION"PACIFIC. . " " " | Arrlves :
10th & Mason Sts. | Oiii.iha
- - - , - . - - - - - - - . . . - . , . , . . . . , . 65nni
C.JOpm. . . . . . . . . . .Fust _ Mall. „ . . „ . „ . . . _ . 4i'0pin :
lc.uei I F. , 13. & MO. VAl.LlJi. , Arrlvei
Omaha ) Depot ISth and \Vel , u-r Mt > . j Oiiialii
fi.Wnni Ucadwouil ixi.u- 6 . . . , . .
:05am : tllx. Sat. ) Wyo. Kxn , iCx. Jlon. ) & : lOuia
tjOOpin . . .Norfolk . ixprena : , , . ( Kunday.lo.l5.im
„ u.
, ul Kxp es3 . . . . , 9
Leaves | CHlCAUb x NultTIIU Lof N
OmilialU. P. Dtpot IQtli * : _ Alasonjrtajcrnajri
H.UJ.-UH . chiLago liMJix-b.- . iTufiurn
4:05pm : . Veatlbulo Limited . 82".mi !
L:30pm : . Eaulern Flyei . 2:15um :
C.SOpuKEx. Bat. ) .Chic. Puss. . ( Ex. M n. ) DJJp i
:65ain : . Mo. Volley Loeul . lOi.'Opia
l/vuvus I STlrtSotlRl "ATn'IiI ; JAiiu.s
OnmliajDi pot 15th and Webstoi Hts. | oinilii
fjlsopm . St , Loula Expi was. 77 , . .
; nnOpm . St , Louli Express . 4Mmn ;
5-lOpm. Dally ( ex. him. ) Nebraska Luoal.J.10iin )
Troves I C. . ST. P. , M. A O lArfiv eT
OniahaJ _ Depot 151U and Webster Sts. J Onul.a
8:00am. : . . Slou\ City Accum ( Ex Sim ) . . . . S:0"pni :
10.uo.im . .Sioux City Accum ( Sun Only ) . . S:0nn : ;
12:15pm..Stoux : City Express ( Ex. bun ) . . 11 , ( nun
5:30pm : . St. Paul Llmliod . U:40.un :
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PAL'lHIi , ' . ATTiieT
( JimilinlU. P , Diipot 10th & Ma un Hta. i Urn.i.i
0&ain. : . Sioux City Pauittn ui. . . . lu 2 0111
3:3Jpm : . St. Paul Exprva *
" " "
I s7t5ix CITV""PACFlr.
Omatial Depot 15th nnd VVri > i.K'i a i a.
C.-SOpmT. . . ' . bt , Paul Limited
60prn. ! . . . . . . . Chlcagg l.lmlic. ' . .
T.eaveVT OMAHA & ST. LOUIS jArniej
mahalU P. Drpot lOlli 4 M oi 'Its. I iimili
SCpm : . . St. I julj Cannon Wall " 2 35pm
illoil In Hi I.i city nt 0 o'clock tlila inornlnR
nt the HRO of 77 yenr . He wns UUP ol the
host Unovvn men In soiithonstoni Nebraska
niulvns n lilghly ojtwnicd cltlrcn.
( iiuiil Cropi In NlKlit-
NKWCASTM : , N'cb. , April 24 ( Special to
Tlio Uoe. ) H has has finally been ilocUU-il
that the oiirliiK elccllun recently held In thin
town for the plirposo of oleotlnR village
trustees Is Illcptl , nml the two members
who hold over from last year hnvo itppolntoil
thrco now members to" (111 ( the lionril. The
iKKinl ns It now stands la for license and Is
ns follows : K. Hey , John Colemnn , S. 1) ) .
IIilK'lioH , Jnmes McOrnth nnd J. A. Johnson ,
the three last named beliiK tlio newly ap
pointed members.
J. W. Johnson , n pioneer of Dlxon county ,
died nt his homo three miles northwest of
this town on April 17 , nnd was burled nt
Newcastle on April PJ. Mr. Jnhnnon was
born In C'hrlstlanla. Norwny , In 1S26 ; c.\mo
to America and settled In NS'lseonsIn In ISi'J ,
from whence ho move < l to Oorro ( Jordo
county , lown , In 1S55 nml lo ll\on comity ,
Nebraska , In 1SC9 , thus bolnioncof the old
est BfttlerH In northwestern Nebraska.
The prospects In this comity for a Rood
.crop arc very ll.itterlnfi , ns far ns can bo
Judged from the present outlook. The mini
of the past fc'\v wueKs , now liplng followed
by warmer weather , have started the small
grain to grow Inn rapidly. With a favorable
scaHon Ulxon comity will outdo nil her former
Kood records , both In acreage and rich har
vest ,
Neil A f loin lYiiilrr.
rnNDBU. Neb. , April 21. ( Special to Tha
Uee. ) J. S. liemmon and Attorney fluy T.
Graves have Just returned from St. Paul ,
Minn. , where they have been attend
ing a hearing In the Lcmon-lllce will
contest. This IB an notion brought
byVcIIenKiiv lllce , who wns mar
ried In 184'J to H = nry M. Hlco , sub
sequently a delegate tu the upper house of
congress from Minnesota. In 1SI7 Mr. lllc = >
visited Washington to secure certain legis
lation In the Interest of the Wlnncbago In
dians , nnd while thcro met ono Matilda
White , to whom ho wns mairl.d two je.iri
later , without securing , or ntemptliiK to se
cure , a legal separation from his former wife.
The case Involves something o\cr $100,000 ,
nnd the plaintiff ha\ing just established a
common law marrl.igj between \Vco-lIen-
ICaw and the late senator , Mr. Loinmon.
who Is ono of Thurhton county's lending citi
zens , and \vlio ri wlfo In the daughter of the
late Henry M. Klce , considers the case very
promising. The case will come up again In
June.
Arbor liny Olisoriiitlon.
LYONS , Neb. , April 21. ( Special to The
Ilee. ) The public bchools of this place spent
yesterday afternoon In observing Arbor
day. A good literary program was prop.ind
by the live rooms , when all llio pupils as
sembled In front of the High school building
to perform their literary parts , after which
nil grades and classes planled trees.
FULLnitTON , Neb. , April 21. ( Spec'al ' to
The HEC. ) Arbor day was appropriately ob
served hero by c.\orcises in the public schools
yesterday afternoon. A goodly number of
citizens were In attendance , nnd each de
partment had speaking and recitations
suitable to the occasion In their re-
spoctlvs rooms , after which trees wore
planted by each grade , and nil the
pupils participated in the work. Tins gradu
ating class held Its cliss day cxeiclses In
addition to the Arbor day piogram of the
other grades of the High school. *
Unlit nt M.iih-lil.
.MADRID , Nob. , April 21. ( Special to The
Deo. ) At n most opportune tlmo Perkins
county is receiving such a generous drenching
as it has not had for two years. To say that
this Is hailed with thankful delight by all
classes Is stating It mildly.
There Is an imruenso acreage of wheat
sown , and a much larger area of ground pre
pared for corn than ever. It is still raining ,
and the beneficial results of so thotough a
soaking can bcarc'ly bo ostlmatnd.
.Statistics lm\a placed Perkins county well
In the front rank in productiveness. With the
present most favorable condition' ? her pobl-
tlon in that respect Is again assured ,
( 'oiiff M'd .liulginrnt.
HASTINGS , Neb. , April 24. ( Special to
The Hee. ) AVarran Lotson , n local retail hard
ware denier , just after midnight this mornIng -
Ing confessed judgment In favor of the
Adams County b.mlc on a note of $7i5 ( , and
in favor of Lovle / willing on notes for
$1,100 with Interest. The ' lock vv.ta levied
upon by the sheriff , and the stare clo.sul.
Oth.r claims make the li.ibiHUcs about
? : iUUU , with assets in the neighborhood of
$2,000. The failure was n t unexpcctvd. as
Mr. Lotson Is known to have been In shaky
financial condition for some little time.
Josopli Conic ut Ciiinlirlilcn.
CAMUUIDGR , Nob. , April 21. ( Ppeclal
Telegram to Tlio Ike. ) Joseph Cook of lioston
delivered his popular lecture on "Ultimate
America" to a large and appreciative audi
ence hero last evening. Thl.s was the only
appointment made by Mr. Cook between
Spokane , Wash. , and Clailnda , la. , except
Ogden , Utah , and Demcr , Colo. Neighbor
ing towns contributed liberally to the attend
ance , The lectmo was a fcucce s In every
respect. _
PoHtiimfitc'r'H Plilclr.
I3LAIH , Neb. , April 21. ( Special to The
Uee. ) Postmaster Thomas WiiKerson Is In a
"pickle. " Ho has recently bought a now
safe and changed the combination. Ho was
surprised yesterday mouilng lo find the com
bination fulled to unlock. Neither the post
master nor his assistant can get In. All
books , stump ; and the llko are lacked up.
After nearly two days of mibuccoisful at
tempts ho lias given up the job.
Sulooin to Ho ( losi'il.
HASTINGS , Neb. , April 24. ( Special Tole-
gratn to The lice. ) On the petition of a largo
number of business men the city council
has directed the chief of police to rigidly en
force the Sunday closing act , Henceforth no
stores of any description will bo open on
Sunday except pharmacies , nnd the druggists
will bo prohibited fiom other bnslnesi than
the filling of physicians' prescriptions.
< ! lv lii U'ulKlliK Paper' .
OXFORD , Neb. , April 21. ( Special Tele
gram to The fieo. ) Today sixteen men pro-
fo slng to be Coxcy's dlsclpleb were hlde-
ttacked In Oxford , but got out of town thin
afternoon on top of a cattle train. The army
seemed determined to gn to Washington ,
lull expressed an aversion to walking. Tlmy
were given tholr dinner and encouraged to
leitvo town. _ _
llrnvy Itlilll.
M'COOK , Neb. , April 21. ( Special to The
Hee. ) Red Willow county has plenty of
tnolstnro tonight nnd prospects of moro. Wo
liad a good rain during yestordny and lust
night , nnd at 1 o'clock the heaviest rain of
.ho season commenced , and for about an hour
it poured down In Fhoets. The rain oili'iided
west as. far as Yumn , Colo. , and east lo Ox
ford.
_
lllnzn Prevented.
ItAVBLOOK , April 21. ( Special Telegram
to The Hoe. ) The prompt action of the chief
of the flro department and clllclcnt work of
.liu department prevented a serious eonllu-
gratlon in this town tonight. Tlio flmnfi ,
which bruko out In the homo of MurKhnl
Perkins , vvoro boon extinguished by the new
chomlcal ,
IliinU I'lilluri' .
UKUNSWICK , April 21. ( Spcc'nl Tele
gram to The Ieo. ! ) 'llio Stnto Pank of llruin-
wlok Imi been closed by I.xamlner C'owddry.
All liabilities to small depositors will ho paid
n full. A. W. Swender Is president anil J.
M. Albers cashier.
The follow Ing nmrrliigo licenses v.'cro Is-
Bitod yesterdays
Name nnd address. Age.
Wlllmin II. Haumlers , Skldmore , Mo 21
Amelia I. Day. Omaha 21
Andrew J. Ilrennan , Kurekn , U , T 21
Julia May , Omulm , > [
Mnrshnll Holdioy. Omaha S3
Kuto Vance , Onialm i 23
Anton IlKi/.dii , Omulm , 21
Mary Jullnek , Omaha 2J
rtioinuH I.erhy. Omaha , ; io
lliinnuli Carroll , Utnalm , . , , , l'i (
ltiillni.nl iinput Witi'kt'il liy Ujiiniulti- .
l.ANOASTiU , Pa. , April 21. About mid
night tlio Pennsylvania road fetation at
Watts was Imdly shuttered by u dynamite ex
plosion There IB no rlew n the Identity of
the mtsrrcant or the motive.
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Testimony Tending to Show tint the LOJ
Hotel Tire Wns of Incendiary Orlgion.
CORONER'S ' JURY NOT READY TO DECIDE
i : . T. ntrimvorlli Mmln City . \ttornpy nml
llcriiinu HfiiKlty IhiKlneer IC
tlnln Aiiuing thn Pnllm Other
.Mnglo City Noun.
In the testimony Monday nt the coroner1" !
Inquest over the body of J. i : . Smith , who
was burned to death In the Leo hotel lire ,
some statements vvero made pertinent to the
theory that the llro was of Incendiary origin.
Thomas J. O'Neil to tilled that Mrs , Hnllcr
hud told him that she could tell who set tha
building on lire and that when she wanted
the llro put out certain persons acted ns II
they did not want It put out.
Miss J. J. Johnson , the proprietress , said
that Mis. Kale Carnell. the rook , hud told
her that Mr. J. W. lllake , the owner of the
building , had raid to her that the building
was likely to burn some time. Mrs. Carnell
Mild the llro might occur within n month
nnd told her she ought to have her clothes
ready. She also tcstllicd that Scott Morklcy
had told her the hotel would burn within
thrco weeks , nnd offered to but her $2 that
It would , nml that they shook hands on the
bet. She further said that Mr. Dlnkc often
did strange things. Hu rlaimcd that Him
wan In his debt for furniture , but this she
denied.
Mrs Curncll testified that some one , but
not lllaho , told her a llio was likely to
occur. This witness seemed to bo very for
getful , nnd it was resolved to put-hor on the
stand again.
Mr. J. P. Holler , the bartender at the
hotel , and his wife gave evidence that live
minutes befi re tlio 1 , ' ! 0 fire Mr , Illako and
Juror Martin cnmo In and went to tlu-lr
rooms.
Mr. Illako raid on the stand that he had
no Insurance on the building. Ho denied
that he had over bald the building would
burn.
The hearing was resumed yesterday.
Thomas Coats , bartender for J. P. Huller ,
testified that Mrs. Ilaller had bald that Knlo
Carnell hail told her that If she would tell
what blio know some ono would go over the
road and that shu repeated It in substancu
several times , and that bho had been cor-
rnlmrntpcl liv nun illnlllir room itlrl. Also
Helen Dressier said that Judge Fowler had
heard Mrs. Carnell make substantially tha
snmc statement.
Helen Dressier denied having any conver
sation with Mrs. Carnell about who Bet tlio
house on llro. Mrs. Carnell never told her
to keep clothing ready In case of a Midden
llro. She did not tell Miss Johnson that she
fooled the lawyers Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Stutes testified"I heard Mrs.
Carnell bay that she wished she had gone to
bed when the rest did the night of the lire ,
because If she had she would not know what
she did , but anyway , It bho was put on the
Htnml she would tell all she knew , and what
she know would bend parties to tlio peniten
tiary.W. .
W. E. Muiiroo raid : "I heaid fiom Mr.
Svvcezy of the liist lire. Mr. Ltiko said that
it InnKo'l as though tlio mattress had been
set on lire. " They heard a nolso below Just
before the teeond fire , nnd Sweezy Mild :
"Let us go down , just for luck. " Munroo
said he licnid Chat Irs A. Smith fay that
J. W. Blake knew who s-et the house on lire.
S. C. Merica tebtilled that ho heard
Charles A. Smith say that Mr. Illake- hail
set the house on fire ; this was btreet talk ,
nnd a hundred other people heaid him.
J. II. SluiUii heard Mrs. Kuto Carnell tell
his wife and Mls > s Joluuon that if she told
nil shu know Bomo ono would go over the
road.
lloth Miss Johnson and Mrs. Stnltz were
recalled and stated positively' that Mrs. Car
nell. with her hands up to her fuco and
almost crying said that If bho hud to tell
all ( .ho knew It would bend some party over
the read.
Mi 3. Kato Carnell on being recalled explained -
plained that the ria on she could not tell
moro Monday was because the lawyers got
her rattled , but she denied having said to
Mrs. StulU or Miss Johnson tint If she
tnlil what she Icnew It would send somebody
over the loadJ > ut she did say to bomo per-
bens that it would bo a lionlblo thlni ; to
Know a tiling which would send any ono
o.'or the road.
At this point the case wns given to the
jury , but n consultation among the members
showed a disposition for moro information
Excluding everybody but witnesses , Lifllo
Thompson was called , who bald that ono of
her rear windows hud been broken that
night , nnd In going to tlio back door , just
near the rear end of the Lee hotel , she saw a
woman whom bhe debcribed as Mrs. Ilaller.
The woman oMtcil If Mr. Jones was In , and
was informed that ho was not. Witness
asked her to eomo in nnd bee and then fol
lowed her over to Ni street and she went up
Airs. Hallor's Htalis.
Maggie Smith of the Green Front testi
fied that Mr. Illako and Mr. Martin came to
her place about 12 o'clock and remained con
tinuously till 2 or 2:15 : a. m. , and that Mr.
Illako was present with Mr. Martin all of the
time except about live minutes.
The jury then , without formulating a ver
dict , adjourned lo moot Friday morning at
9 o'clock.
t'lty Council rrnrriMlliiKH.
At the meeting of the city council last
evening the follow Ing resolution wns read'
Resolved , That the elly council of tlio
city of South Omnli.i lias no authority In
law to tllvtutu 111 advance wlteie btiliion-
krepeis and < lriiKKlnls Hhnll iidveillbo I hull1
Honor nutlet's , and
Uo'iolved , That licenses plumld bo grantor ]
upon proper plmwlng being intiilo Hint npi'll-
e.anlH Imd I'xeieiKi'd good faith and hoivst
judgment In sHoctlng tlio paper Hint they
bi'llov.'il . had the Intgc.st ciieulatlon In llio
county.
On motion the resolutions v.uro laid IIIKII
tlio tnhlo.
An ordinance regulating the salaries of the
city elcrk , city attorney and rlty engineer ,
llxlng the fciilarlc.s of the city attorney at
$1,200 , the city eleik nt Jl.OOO and the city
engineer at $1,000 , waa r i.d nnd pibsed.
An ordinance providing for a sidewalk on
the south sldo of A street from Tw 'iit > -
fonrth lo Twenty-blxlh sticcts wan rend.
Tlio potltlcii for the repeal of the occu
pation tax was icad nnd referred , as wan
Walter O'Kccfo'a petition to bo appointed a
(1 ( reman.
Michael Wash assigned his claims ngnlnst
the city to Daniel Cash.
Marshal Ilrotman will sco that necessary
icpalrs at the webt end of tlio Q struct v la-
duel nro made.
The resignation ot James II. Van Duscn ax
city attorney was acci-iiled ami Mayor John-
bton nppoinlcd Attorney K. T. Kanmvortli ,
and the appointment WUH uunllnni.l ( , to (111 (
the vacancy.
Herman Heal was appoint ? ! ! and confirmed
city cnglnopr.
Police OJltvr.s ( 13. Ktoeger's and Paul
Slovens' resignation ) ) vvrro accepted and II
Tnngeman was appointed policeman nnd con
firmed.
Deputy City KnglneT George Mollrlilc'i
resignation was accepted.
Fireman John Frtudt s reslgmttlon wi < IN * .
capttd and John Ilrlgco wim nppolntol nnd
eonlluned to (111 ( the vacancy.
Odd IVIIiiu * ' AiinlviTJiiry ,
The Odd Fellows are bestirring themselves
to lltly commemorate the seventy-fifth anni
versary of the founding of Odd Fellowship
in America. Committees have bcon ap
pointed on the part , of the povernl lodft's tu
( irrango for an appropriate colobrati' n.
South Onmha Lodge No. US 1ms nppulntol
Messrs. J. Samuel ( losnuy , Thomas Ualloway
nml Charles Dennett. Criismler encamp
ment No. 37 appointed Messrs Jitmoi f
Graham , James II. IlllBH and Churlos l'uli > r-
son , and Alpha Kohckah lodge No , 41 ap
pointed Mcbdamcs George L. Daru and John
Got man ami Mist licUy Huymun. u icni/rnl ;
committee on arrnngomcnlH. Tlioto tum-
mlttc'O.H will meet nnd nut this week , Thurs
day evening of this week all members r
rcfjuuslod to meet at the lodge rooms HI 0
o'clock sharp to KU to Omaha to join with
Omaha brethren In their celebration , Visit
ing brethren are Invited.
Pills that euro sick headache : DaWilt
L'ft'o ' ' Kirly Ulsers.