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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , MAY J. 18&L
SPEG1HL NOT1GES.
A H' nUK-monts for thi-if column * will I * taken
t * tn 11 30 t > TT f ir lh # evntBc and until : w > p
It f r < i na rig and Hundaj edition *
Ai - ' K in requ'irtmi ? a nvmli vd ehcfc.
'an ' T > fcddrrMml In n numbwro totter
In ranof " ! h lie * . Answers * c > mMm * d will
l tit ) treJ up n preiwntatum ut the ch K.
SITTTATIOKS--WANTED.
Hates IV v > rd flrt litMrtlon. Ic a word
ttieva"ir J ttiinic taken for li * * * than 8e.
\iANrr loerrirw ar TOCSO MAN IN
orp J or f if i inn ( Ippurtmont wholesale hnu %
attorney cXi- | n < e , reference * K K B
A 487 i *
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TV ANTET > i FLOPES , cmrrLATW TO AD-
drntu ir j uns ran aluo do tnxw rlt Inc
h r tutil nd'l liookkeenlne , 14 weekly Ad-
tlr , K . J A-4W
WAITED MALE HELP.
Hate * Us , wnrd first Inwrllnn Ic B word
the 0aTtcr J > fhuiR taken fur less than Z e.
INSTALL-
rnent K.KHU. Amnlcan Wrtturi-r Co , 1 How
ard ta P * to
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A'JFN'r C\LM t OR COMMISSION THE
prrft'fit ' in < ntlnn of the nir The New I'at-
ctif i ! i n ,1 Ink- Erasing Pencil Sell" nn
tut' \ \ irkn like made. AKMits are maklriR
I. .0 i TI. IKI per wrk For further par-
tim am wine the Monroe Eraslnc Mfg Co. , X
36 LJ. i ' .BBC in _ H H _
6AI.I > ML.V TO KELL It IK 1X0 rOWDKIl
We tut ur Rinds In Klaus mlHnK pins 0 00
mcn'to unl ripen * * * ! ! or commission Chlcnjro
IlaUnR luwdei Co. . 7C7 Van IJuren street.
ChlenE B M7BS MH
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A GOOD SALESMAN IN' EVEHY TOWN IN
Iowa and easlm Nebraska Address , The
Hawks Milwaukee \Ms
Nurseo Co. ,
MIS'
'J D-MKB
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WANTED MEN TO TAKE OIlDEItS IN CITY
on Ralirv former experience not required.
Apply at 1S1G Dmitrla * M330 MM
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WANTED-"sALnSSlAN ; BALAJtT FIIOM
filnrt , permanent place. Brown Brn Co. .
nurserymen. Chleaco. Ill _ B "HiSl m4
WANTED. LAHOItEP.S AND TEAMSTEIIS ON
the n. & M Ily extension In Montana and
Wynminc Tree transportation Kramer &
O'Hcarn , labor BgHncy. Utli luid rarnam dtrpcts ,
U
WANTED. TO PEtL Om OOOHS
by Bample to tlic whaleBBlc and retail trade.
fell on Hlirht to cvi-rj liuBlnen * man or firm.
liberal dalary money ad\anerd for adJertlnlBr
and cxpcnnen permanent pemltlon Addr s
with rtamp , KlnE Mfg Co . CChleaco I1L
il M315 B
10 cAN-\\ssnns AT ONCE. ENTIRELY NEW
article Call and ImentlRatp If > ou nnuM earn
moner Iloom CO Barker hlocl : U M44o 4 *
IlAKEIt CAKE AND BREAD BAKEU
wanted , mUFt tie tint-Clara on cal.en ana lancv
paittrj , Bober and ptead > Addrein KtuttnK
waBPfl wanted and reference to bux 668 J anl.-
ton. S. D. B-M4TO < _ _
OTTTEn TVANTED "miO TTILL. "n'onK AF A
tall.ir and IB U "d to ready mude work. JOj uu
per month iitindy work must eome at unre
wire quick repll for the place Stanton
ailor Co Btatiton , Nih B Mi E G
) _ ! - KLALE : HELP.
Rates , IHr word flrst Insertion , Ic n word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than ISe.
ADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLT AT THE
Scandinavian loung Ladles borne 3304 Turning
C M333 10 *
BEST OF WAGES TO COMPETENT GIRL ,
must be Rood nook and ilaundress Mrs. J M.
Thurston , 2408 Farnam C 2Q5
WANTED , A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Apply 43C So 24th nve. C 428 3 *
XV ANTED COMPETENT GIRL GENERAL
housework. 2 In family Apply 1112 S l th nt
WANTED-GIRLFOR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work 1711 Douglas st C 4j4'
WANTED , COUPLE OF LADIES AND GENtlemen -
tlemen whom 1 will Instruct nnd place In
company , to take the rood Imnn-dlatelj Ad-
dicss vUth stamp for replj Ii 3 $ , this ofllce
C M4C3 t *
WANTED. COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN-
cral housework 238 Grant street third door
from 24th. C-M4C2 4
GIRL FOR GENEUAL HOUSEWORK AT 2412
' C 475 3-
St. Mary's avc ,
' WANTED , FOR TWO DAYS , A FIRST-CLASS
laundress , nt 1C17 Wlrt st. C 17g 3 *
i WANTED COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework : German preferred 1331 Chicago
. street. C 473 a'
5 , _ _ _
ll 300 TO no 00 PER DAT BY LADY-AGENTS
who handle my cowls Call at oiice or address
L. M. Swaitz 2C17 Chicago stieet. C M4M C
WANTED , AN EXPERIENCED SECOND
rlrl one willing to ussist in care of a babj
Apply Mrs W II McCord , 2201 Cast ,
FOR KENT HOUSES.
Rates , 1V > 0 word first Insertion Ic a word
theicaftcr. Nothing taken for lesi than 25e.
HENTAL AGENCY.SHEirrtOOD. 423 N Y. Life
D 3S8 Mi"
TOR RENT. TO FIRST-CLAfcS FAMILY OF
not more than 3 grown parsons , without
children , li-room modern house SIC Nonh SOth
rtreet. Low rent to right part } BOCKS &
Hill , 1405 Farnam street. D 498 M7
riNE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT-705 a
ICth Et , range and all other conveniences ; 126.
George Clouscr , room 2 , 1C23 rarnam st
D S75
t-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE 2711 DOUGLAS ST
D C3C
FOR RENT. S-ROOM BRICK. ALL MODERN
Improvements , 29th and Izard , one block from
Walnut Hill motor. J23.00. Ingulio Cjmp-
troller's office. D--S33
HOUSES , F 1C DARLING. BARKER BLOCK
D 352
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY THE
O. F. Davis compan ) , 1305 rarnam. D 333
C-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN. CHOICE IN
Stanford Circle. C S Elgutter , 204 Ilt-e build
ing. D-3S4
KENTAL AGENCY. t07 EROWN BLOCK.D .
D 333
FIRST CLASS WELL LOCATED HOUSES L !
R Skinner , S10 N. Y Life D 3"iC
"V.IJM MODERN FLATS 21TH AND LEAV-
enwortlu J. W Squlie , 84S lite bldg D 337
ELEAN. COMFORTABLE. comENiENT ,
moderate rentals , best 3 and 4-room suites for
iouml.fcpe.rs mils References required Also
i-rooin suite In tenement , tic S 22d HI.
D-33S
' , B-ROOM HOUSE. MOFiERN FURor -
or unfurnl&bed 1U2 S 10th street.
street.D
D 359
JCELKENNEY&.CO .R. 1. CONTINENTAL BLK.
D C80
TLEA VNT EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE ,
detached , nice lav\n , barn. Inquire 2C03 Pierce
Btieet D M380
NICE 0-ROOM COTTAGE 510 00 I'ER MONTH
It. S Skinner , 310 N Y Life 11 US3
IX > R RENT , CHEAPEST K-IiOOM COTTAGE ,
with bath. In city , J11.00. SWS California sireet.
D M223
CHOir-E HOME. EIGHT ROOMS AND BARN" ,
nice luwn , ritj v tcr and southeast front. 1
M'icH south of Leatcnworth on 3Sth avenue ,
JJj.Oi ) Appl } to N. Perry , on premises.D
D M239
TDK RTNT. J33 00 PER MONTH. 4110
ftte uvuuuc 7 mums , furnace , bath , hot and
mid v\ater tlosct. Bas. ulwulc UehtliiK nMill-
iini-fK , rt Ticnutirul luv\n , trpes ptc Fidelity
Trutt c niiimn > 17H2 rurnam stiw-t , IMS1S
IX'H ' lUZNT. GOOD DETACHED NINE-ROOM
lu u r 2C21 Capitol nv vnue. Also it-room hount >
SO ) fa'Uol u\riiuf B. H. Hohlson. rimm 7.
ial Nut tonal. 1 > MK8
I 'W rOTTAGU AND STABLE. NO. 40 N
tufiiuc Inquire ! 24 N. 17th st.
. D 42C 7
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M 1PEHN COTTAGE. LAWN AND
shadr 21- Miami Btrnet. 1 > M4l
E P.1OM Hot E ALL MODKRN IMPROVE-
mr-nti , lifuunrully lueuted , rent rtiu m ble.
'A Si ra > Bt
BIX CR TLN 1JCIOM HOUSES , MODURN IN
c\fr ) rrijwit Kejs , SSfll Cupltol a\
D 4SE-E *
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1XR JtENTTWOSTORY SIX-ROOM HOUSE
cit > und riHtirn l r , bath , larce lu n , 11SW
launlh 3701 N 18th a It 1S3-4'
TL-1T 6 ROOMS SO FLOOR. LIN'TON BLOCK.
15'U and MHsun , 111 per mo. Inquire 917 Llntnn
liKil. 11 J54
jTm > UH V FTvOOM HOWriQ , NEAR PARK
ApplJ r 9 S. 31 Ji tr et. L > M4C5 7 *
HINT. KVRNISHEP HOUSE , KAND-
-lr furnihliixl , will : burn and Intent 1m-
. -niiM.oi ] > D
K1GHT noC > M UOLSU BVERT MODERN CON-
irnmnct Jt luclird cnruir SKlh aud Howard ,
ivut rvduped to ) N Inqutn- | > 1 H < Jd'f theater.
_ tea 6
3-OR SENT FtTBNlSHED KOOMS.
o word llrkt Intfrtkin. le a word
Nothbic tskrn far ! < tlmu Xc.
rtRNIRIieX > ROOMS AT 1816 CHICAGO
ireot K-W8
MOCriC. XOKTKWBtJT CXIItNBtt UTH
B odffr , tornwrlr liavtlwt kiomc. l da IKXT
, lt. : uU ) room * . tlM > nd 2.oa
B MU MS *
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t I.I.T rtRNisunn KHUNitixjw. .
. .thj ul UulxL Cull kt aM UiiuclKn hi
FOB , KENT FOBNISHED SOOKS.
Continued.
FDR RENT AT MM DOtMJR A LAHOK BAT
wm4ow , tfcmti utory front roam , fur J1S.W &
immth No otbr rwmverg and no children.
B
RKNT. A LAUGH SOUTH ROOM AT lfl >
rtreet. B-M 7
ELB3ANT PARLOR. rtJRNIMlKD t > R VN-
furnlnlird. at the old Turner home UK Hnw-
ard. E MM6 i
FOR RENT-BLBaANTLT TURNISW ED
room * . W So lth. E J4
NICELY rTRNlBHHD PARLOR. TERMS
retumnaUe. 18M rarnam Ii Mil ! t *
rt'RNISHBU ROOMS IXR LIGHT HOTSE-
kcrplnc 118 North 16th * tn t. E M4W 6-
FURNIBHBD ROOM , GENTLEMAN 3017 HAR-
m-y ptrM't. E 4W 7 *
rrilVISHED ROOM , 1600 , 1908 TARNAM.
with oath E 4tt 3 *
Prtlt RENT TRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE
for 1 or 2 ccntknien , at 6M H SSth axe
E 471 ! > *
FURNISHED BOOMS AND BOARD
Rutp iv c word first insertion , Ic a word
thereafter Nothing taken for lem tlmn 5f *
FfRNISHED niONT ROOMS , WITH HOARD.
17SO
ROOM * AND HOARD , 411 N. 14TH. HBO AND
W eefc. r M288 6 *
I-L75ASANT LOCATION TOR SUMMER ;
tr - , la nil nn J porches BOW St. Mury ave.
r M342 I'
NICK ROOMS , GOOD HOARD RATES REA-
donable. The Rose. 2030 Harnejr M224 &
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD.
2019 California utreet. r-3 7
LARGE ELEGANTLY rURNlSHED ROOMS
with board CIS N 2oth street. F M421 t. . '
YOUNG WOMEN'S IKiME UNDER CARE OP
Women's Ciirlstlan numclatlon. Ill S. 17th Bt.
r 3GO
ROOM WITH BOARD. PRICE MODERATE.
240C Caul. F 116 M22 *
A VERY IiESIRABLE FRONT AND RACK
parlnr , nliin Blngle room , bent location In city.
212 B 25th t 1" 2C3
LARGE ROOM EITHER NORTH OR SOt'TH
exiinmirr In p-l ate famll ) , with board Apply
2 21 I lodge Mfoct r M3 < 3
DESIRABLE ROOM WITH BOARD IN I'RI-
vati famllj. 70C N. 19th r 44C-8'
J10 LARGE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ,
w 1th or without board 2C11 St Murv save
FM 481 4 *
FOBHENf TJNFimNiSH'i ) B-OOMSl
Rutra. Hsr word tlrst Insertion. Ic a word
tin Rafter ? .othlnr taUtn for lens tlmn 23c
4 \ NFURNIP11ED ROOMS , SUITABLE FOR
ImuBekPoplnp rln vintpr etc. low rent north-
wmt oonier 17th and Velmtcr Bt. G 3G1
C UNFL'RN-ISIIEL ) CHAMBERS FOR HOrSE-
Kopplng to man and wife , 110 children , 318 N.
17th G C37
FOR RENT , STORES AND OFFICES
Raton , IHc word flmt Inirrtlon Ic a word
thereafter Nothing taV.pn for less thanlJc.
1C MONTHS LEASE OF STORE. 309 S. 17TH
1-3C3
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING.
fflC Farnam ht. The ImildlnK hat a Ureprouf
cement tiaBement. complete Btpam huutln ? fix
tures wattr on all ( loots , can , etc. Apply at
the olflpi of The Bif > I 010
FOR RENT THT ; HA-NDSOME BASEMENT
room DOx'O feet on Farnam [ street In the New
" 5 ork Life BldR , Inn rent A ; > ) ilj to acent. 205
New lorl. Life building I M441 C'
AGENTS WANTED.
Rates , lV c word flrtt Inioitlon , Ic a word
thereafter Nothing takn for lena than 2-"c.
AGE.NTS BOTH SEXES TEN INDISPENSAble -
ble articles , retail for So 10 , ahaolutely free to
tmr demonstrated rustlerB The Claims Shear
Co. . Kansas City , Mo. .T MC28 June 30 *
AGENTS WANTED. BIG MONEY WRITE
for particular * to A M. Seiinan i. Co. . Lin
coln. Neb 122 North 14th J Mud Mil *
WANTED , GENERAL AGENTS AT OMAHA.
Fremont , Grand Island , Norfolk and Beatrice
for the Union Central Life Insurance , comjiany
J2 000 000 DO In force In Nebraska Renewal
contracts Address J M Edmlslon stale ncent ,
Lincoln , Neb J MB7S M19
AGENTS HUSTLERS. BIG MONEY APPLY
room 433 , Paxton blocU. J 872 MIS *
COMBINATION DIPPER CONVETITABLE INTO
frnlt Jar filler funnel , filter htratners , pint
miasuie and other uses Agents wanted every
where Write at once for exrlusHe territory
Entirely new. Samples post paid 33c. Granite
S. P Co Barl.tr block , roum DO J 11414 e *
LADY AGENTS WANTED , 110 00 WEEK MRS.
Mitchell 141C Howard street. J M43J b *
WANTED ENERGETIC AGENTS TO PLACE
and s ll our latest and best blot mnc-btnes.
Big money made on fimall capital \\rlte for
particulars Charles T Maley No\clt > Co ,
Cincinnati , O J M48S t'
AGENTS WANTED LIFE OF JAMES G.
Blcine bj Gall Hamilton Authorized
lis Mrs. Blalne Recommended by the
pemonal friends of the lute Mr Blalne
BB the only authentic. reliable bio
graphy of the great Btaui > mun Apply for
terms and terrltorj at once. BurLe \ t hamber-
lln. Omaha , Neb J M4UO f
WANTED TO RENT.
Rates Ifec a word first Insertion , le a word
thereafter Nothing taken forless than 2Tc
WANTED TO RENT A FURNISHED MEDIUM
sited house , with barn , modern conveniences ,
by gentleman and wife References exchanged.
Call at Room 3 , N Y Life bldg KM4W C'
RENTAL AGENCY.
Rates , ifec word first Insertion Ic a word
thereafter Nothing tal.en for less than 25c
RENT REDUCED ON HOUSES AND ROOMS
3 good rooms K W > . 4 rooms rental. JIO 00
Cottages from S3 ov up Printed list G F
Butts , 2JO S. 17th street. L M77S MIC
STORAGE.
Rates. Ike word first Imertlon , Ic a word
thenofter. Nothing taken for less than 23c
STORAGE rOR TlOUSElfoLrT GOODsT CLEAN
and cheap late R. Wells , 1111 Furnam
FurnamM364
M-364
STORAGE.WILLIAMS 4 CROSS. 1214 HARNEY
W JC3
STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER.
Ii07 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repair works
M1B4 Maj 31
WANTED TO BtTY.
Rates , IVjC word first Insertion Ic a word
thereafter Nothing taken fur lets than 2"ic
HIGHEST PRICE FOR 2D-HAND FURNITURE
carpets , etc. S H Brown , 320 N. 10th Ttl 1711. '
MO-
RETAIL LUMBER YARD NEB OR WESTERN
Iowa Address P O. Boi. Kl Dm Id Oltj Neb
_ N 170 M24 *
FORSALE HORSES , WAGONB.ETC.
Raits. H-c wurd first Insertion Ic a word
thereafter Nothing taLtii lor lens than 25c
Alj7 klND S OF VEHICLES AT MC ON THE
dollar. W. P. Mumauen. 121J Farnam st
P 341 M3
FOR SALE TWO BUCKBOARDS LIGHT
farm uagon tanopy top surry harueHS and
pole Gee \ \ HolbrpoL , 1C23 I'mimm streft
P 3S4
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates , l'4o word first Insertion Ic a word
thereafter. Nothlnc taken fur lets than 23c
MDEVNALK. BRICK AND TILE. WM J WEL-
khans , 331 Board of Trade bulldlnc
Q M728 Ml 4
NEW AND SECOND-HAND BICYCLES
chtap. F. E. Bell. U07 N. Y. Life , Omaha.
Q-M&41 M10-
BALED HAY FOR SALE THE STANDARD
Cattle company. Ames , Nil ) . , have 2 000 tuns
of good turn-Blared hay for Kale All urtleiB
tilled prompt ! ) Q 3iG
I'OOL TABLE , NEARLY NEW. COST POO.00
for sale S100 00. Williams A. Mlttan. room 113
MoCacue bulldliie , opposite
MODERN STEEL RANGE CHEAP C F
HuttK. 2 K. 17lh ntruut Q MIS9 5
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rate * . l ! c wurU flri-t Insanlon , lo a word
thw after Nothlnc taken for lss than 2S& .
WORLU'S FAIR SOLIST QUARTET ( TRO-
cailflni ) vtio hav severiMl tbetr t n-
UMCttou with the Frltx Wtrth Con-
ttrrt hull. are now In position to
actept uncag mnt > for mnoertn , l > all , plcnlei
cir other amiuemrnu. Funhrr InturnmUon at
I'red Thlec , 11 bouth Uth Ht. 3d flour , or Alb In
Hunter , 43 * Park avenu * . Council Blutfs , la.
R 4M 6 *
CLAraVOYANTS
Vc vvord lir t liiiwrtiun , le avcrd
thwuafler Nnthlng taken fur lt e tl.tn 2Co ,
MRS. DR.H
liable
. BATHS. ETC.
MADAME SMITH. 09 a J3TH. IU FLOOR.
roum i UauaBR.bpor , eluuho ! . ctonm nil-
t'hirln ana noi baUin , " 1 XMt 6 *
*
M AI > AMK LKt'\V-N 1114 CAl-Jl L AVLNl-a
u now room 4 , nuuauci : . alcubv val ! > liui and
< - 1 ! u U l-i , - !
PERSONAL.
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Rate * , me wenl first Inserttim le a wvrtl
thereafter Nothing taken tor leia than 2 e.
TOUR FORTfNK READ HROt'GH THE
1 n In yrmr hand. 6tt S ITUi ut r M i t *
OKT MAIIHIKU SEND FOR MY BIG PAPER ;
hundred * of ftdverttm > rs wmnt hu < ibnnds and
wive * . Mailed iwl d for stamp W H. Har-
ln-ek. Denrtr. Cole tt Mm miB'
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MADAMK LA ROOIC. MASSAGE. 3St N 1 TH ,
IMtrlon 12 and 11 V M84 < t *
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COMJWND OXYOKN Ct'RBS ASTHMA
bronelittU , ponmtratitlon. c t rrli , etc Three
days free at R. a. Douglas blk. 10th and Dodge
VIAV1. ItOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES
Healtti tHxik & mnmltHtlnn free Addr iw or
call Vlnvt Co BUlte S4 .Bee bldg. Lady attendant.
X'-
MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELBCTRO-THKR-
nwl l th Sculp A hair tr-atim-nt manicure &
chirojmllK. Mrs. Pust. 31S S l&lh. Wlthnpll WW.
V 38
GOOD SAMARITAN REMEDY COMPANY ,
* )4 N 18th utreet , cure chronic dlwanes of
either wj or money retundi-d. 11 00r month ,
fend Matnii ur call , w ant ludy acent
O M > > M21 *
HAVE THE STATE HOTEL JIMS TO 1312
Douglas street , nenlj refurnished and refitted
In first clam order. Would be pleased to have
the public give me tholr patronage. Open all
hours. Mrs J F Reid. U 144
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD 1419 DODGE
UM 4 7 It *
MRS. F. DORSET , CARD READING 11Z.1 N.
20th street. U 474 7 *
NEXT OF KIN HEIRF WANTED A DE-
Bcrlptlve Index of 211 < m nnmes of heirs adver-
tl ! < d for ( Urlttih Bubjectfii who have died In
Great Britain Ireland India Australia etc.
from lliOS mpvrtKhtPd Price n 00 P O order
Address Rtrhnrdson & Co ofllpe C17 Heed
building , 121& Filbert street. Philadelphia J'H
t-M4W 4-
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Rat s 1MC word first Insertion , Ic a word
thereafter Nothing taken for less than 23c.
C. A. STARR. CITY LOANS ON IMPROVED
proptrt ) . Moved office to CU N. Y. Life build
ing. W M383 M5
JOHN M CLARKE. J J. BROWN'S BLOCK.
Jl.OJO.OfJfl 00 real estate , 6 per cent mone > No
tary public W M405 7'
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE FOR ANY LENGTH
of time , from thlrti dajs to tlxe learn. Reed
& Selbs , 334 Board of Ttade Warrants bought
W230
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO 315 N.Y LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice aecurlt } on Ne
braska and Ion a farms or Omaha clt ; property
W-370
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Itruirmn , Loxe . Co Paxtnn bill
W 371
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate
1 to D sears. Fidelity Trust Co , 1702 Fnrnam.
W 372
WANTED APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS .7.
D. Zltlle Brown block , Omaha. W 373
LOANS ON IMPROVED i UNIMPROVED CITY
property , J3.000dpnards. . D to Cij per cent , no
delays. W. Farnam Smith S. Co , 1 20 rarnam.
W 374
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE WARRANTS OOOD
nous , tie , bought. Garvtn Bros. , 210 N Y Life.
W-375
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O F. Davis Co , 1505 rarnam St. W 370
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS ,
Improved and unimproved Orimha rtal estate
Fiddltv Trust Co , 1702 Fnrnam Bt W 372
OMAHA LOAN k TRUST CO , 1CTH AND
Douglas stre'ts , loan money on city and farm
property at lowest latts of interest W 377
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON
or bought F. C Chetney , Kansas City M i
W 37k
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY
and Nebraska farms nt from C to 7 per cent.
W B Melkle , Flrtt National bank Imlllins
W 37B
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UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CO OF NEW
Yorlt. SubmH choice loans to F S Pu ey.
agent. First National bank building
W M223 m2C
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates l c word first Insertion Ic a "word
thereafter Nothing taken for less than 23c
MONEY TO LOAN
We will loan you any Bum which you wish ,
small or large at the lowest pjslble rates In
the quickest possible time , and for any length
of time to suit } ou You can pay It bad : tn
such Installments as you wish , when you wish ,
and onb pav for It as long ae you keep It-
Yi > u can borrow on
HOUSEHOLD FLRNITtTRE AND PIANOS.
HORSES WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE.
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY ,
without publlclts or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN" CO. ,
30fi SOUTH 1CTH STREET ,
Firs * flooor abov e the street ,
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA
X b3
MUiNEY TO LOAN. 701 N. T. LIFE BLDG.
X-S43
WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE-
curltj. strictly confidential A E Harris
loom 1. Continental block. X 3SO
MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE PIANOS ,
all articles of value Fred Terr } , 430 liamge
blocl : X 381
THE PLACE TO BORROW
MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ,
MONEY ON HORSES AND MULES.
MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS
MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS ,
MONEY ON MERCHANDISE ,
MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES ,
MONEY ON goods that remain with you ,
MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY.
MONEY IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS ,
MONEY AT LOWEST 1 O5SIBLE RATES ,
MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIME ,
MONEY THAT you may pay back at ans time ,
and In any amount Is at ROOM 4 , W1TH-
NELL block corner 15th and Harney streets
THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO
X 3S2
MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES WAGONS
pianos and furniture of all kinds Business
confidential J B. Haddock room 427 Ramge
Work X 3S4
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP-
trti. Irvln Loan Co. , 701 N Y Life building
X M271
BUSINESS CHANCES.
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thereafter Nothing taken for less than 2Sc.
FOU SALE. JS.OOO 00 CLEAN HARDWARE
kl-jcis In one of the best towns In Iowa Will
take part cash and balance In long time well
necured notes. Lock Box 2C , Stuart. Nun.
Y-M132 4 *
FRENCH S. CO. , ROOM 22 SCIILITZ BLDC3
Omaha , make a specialty of business chances
bu > , sell or trade stocks of mctthandlsc and
real estate furnish partners and capital und
always have opportunities for profitable in-
teatments. Consult them. Y ! G9.
WANTED. TO BUY "INTEREST AND BECOME
associated In management rstablUied paying
business In Omaha , have managed flmtncts
large wholesale bouse , familiar with Insurance ,
loans , banking etc. : references exchanged
Address K 31 Bee Y M344
THE NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX-
chuiige company places into communication par-
sum desiring to bu > or sell bumiiesM opportun
ities and negotiable ! turlll makes leal es
tate loans and tollettluns writes Insurance In
nil Us bram hts nnd furnishes reliable reports
upon values , of proper ! } Ill all parts of the
countrj What have you to offer or vvtiat du
you wont ? 203 First National Bank building ,
Omaha. Neb. Y M2CC 4
WANTED. TO BUY INTEREST AND BECOME
associated In management established paying
business tn Omaha , have managed finances
large wholesale house , familiar with Insurance ,
loans hanking etc , references exchanged
Address K 31. Bee Y M344
FOR SALE RESTAURANT , BEST LOCATION
In So Omaha , reauun for Belling , dealt In fam
ily , will sell cheap. Call or write O'Netrs Teal
estate office. So Omaha. Y 431-4 *
WANTED. PARTNER , LADY OR GENTLE-
tnan , with small capital , tn a sure pailnc
legitimate business experience uuritiessary ,
this will Imar invistlgatlun Address Mian
Maruo. Barker house Omaha. Y M4.P4
RESTAURANT AND 71OOMING HOl-faE PAYIng -
Ing well , price , 140Q. terms reasonable also
a grocery store for Jl.&Od. and other clmnten
Williams & Mlttan. room 313 , McCague build
ing , opposite pottoRIci y 470 C
MEAT MARKET AND DWELLING FOR RENT
tn Benson Place Inquire M O Hearn 1410 N
iitnli street. Y 450 3"
WANTED. A PARTNER WHO IIAS JSOO >
cath. to Hurt a Cm-class hand laundry In
Omaha Have all n c ar > fixtures. IntliidlnE
horses and wuguni Address K 3 > , Her orUce.
Y-.NHB7 i *
A NUMBER ONE LOCATION FOR A FURNIture -
ture dealer Fur iiUculur , address P. O Box
216. Louisville , Nib. Y M4 4 *
FOR EXCHANGE
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therxafter Nothing talten for less than ZSc
STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ,
wantboreot . cattle Uax 2 , Fraukf ort irid.
Z 3te
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1 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA. KANSAS
and Dakota will sell chimp or excbaucc fur mdse ,
her * * .t tattle Aiidrac bo > 7C , Frankfort InO.
z-ia
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OMAHA PROI'KRTT FOR SOUTHERN OH PA-
cltlc c-omt proixtrtr or lurm Addnuni K 15
Bee Omaha. NeU y.M 16C C'
TO ENCniANGB 1 OR BKti.E. UEKMAN
art eleg-Bnth bound , 01 er 1W i ei ai tnes. vv tj ;
pa ) cakU diCtrrnc * . AJilen Dux 1' Okeu ,
1-jin Z4Sl 7 *
FOB. ± CHAKGE.
CentJnnedt.-11'
-ACRK RANCH WITH " IRRIGATED NO
am > nimenti. ( In prune tpitlmv * nd pl ntr at
ranire t eiehanRr for Oiriatinf projxBrtj-
F D. Wtead , l th and IV irt .
WANTED. TO TRADK A KJfK COTTAOK.
with two lulu , dimmed Itf rKtincr and trrv
fnm InrumbMtnre. for a , WiM liumr In the
city Will BMunw ln unl > rRn ? < > or pay dlffe .
anee 11 Hall , Fioretur. N hr Z M4T 10 *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
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thereafter Nothing taken fnr IITP than 3Rc.
FOR SALE , OVER ltiflO CAUEFVLLY sS-
lected farms m.uUeri'J all over Iowa and Ne
braska.
Hundred ! of the most Invltlne "jarcnlna ,
The bept and safest Investment tn lie fnund In
America Any one of these 4 000 farms will earn
a goad interest on the Invesmtrtt. iTlc-en
range from f8.co to fyi 00 per ncre. Vo Ilrts
cent out No trade * W iwve th fHnns nn1
the bnrcalns. Cnll for partleulam Horim *
Hill , 140R Farniiin street RB ' 97m7
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FARM LANDS C.F. HARRISON , MS TTY LIFE
* ' . B M3 M19'
I > O YOU WANT A HOME , A COZY LITTLE
farm of 3 to 30 acres , where y < iu can attend to
your business Ir the city mid raise your own
fruit vegetables nnd pmiltrj and ll\e like a
Klrg when times ore hard7 tiime quick and get
> our choice Terms easy. Add. Ifex IW Mlllnrd.
Nell. R E 172
BARGAIN N E CORNER 29TH AND H1CK-
on * F K Darling. Darker block RB 386
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade , F. K. Darling , Barker bkitk
RE 38C
FARM IilKD * . C F. HARRIS JNill N.Y.LIFE
Rli 8B ! Mlll'i
WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED AND WILL
sell at actual cost 2 beautiful six-room modern
cottages east front on S. llth street near
Brownell hall Terms very easj , or will rent
to desirable parties.
One of the 9 cottages we built during the
lairt year In Avondale park remains unsold
It Is a most decided bargain at 53 too It has
all modern Improvemtnts. Including electric
lighting , one mll from P. O , all special tujis
paid Let us ehow sou this prdjitrt } . Terms
cosy.
A full lot well located , near motor , for J3IX ) ,
Is a snap We have two such that can be
mild on monthly payments of (3 each. ElthT
i > ne Is worth double the amount asked Oxll
In and txamlne our lint st.cn Fidelity Trust
Company , 17th and Farnam streets.
RE S5M8
EXCELLENT BARGAIN : CORNER 100 FEET ,
on prade. fronting on paved * 4r * et with m 'tor
cars sewtr nnd water , public Improvements
all paid for. 15 MO 00 For teims "e Williams
Ac Mlttnn room 313 MCCnguc bulldlnc ; or call
203 ] South 13th street RE M434 6 *
B , JO AND 20ARE TRACTS. 2'- . MILES EAST
of Council Blurts at line 00 to MOD no per ncre
suitable for fruit gardens ana homts Day
i Hess Counc.il Bluffs It E-M4'I4 JS
LOST !
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thereafter Nothing taken for less than 23c
LOST , ON DOUGLAS OR FARNAM STREETS ,
between 12th nnd Uth streets 1 pair gold
eE Return to C BNilsun , 20" S 13th
and get nward M41)2 ) 4 *
LOST GOLD BOWED SPECTACLES BE-
twe < n VlnKin and Capitol , ) Itcward If returned
to 2113 South Hth , M4S2 C'
LOST FLOUR SACK FULL OF UNLAUN-
dcred shirts collars nnct cuITs Return to
Whiting's Cth and Locust , utrott East Omaha ,
and rvtflve leward of f "i 00 M4S1 4 *
UNDERTAKERS AND E1VIB ALMERS
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thereafter Nothing taken for less than 23c
H K BURKETT FUNERAL T ir ECTOR AND
embalmer JC1S Chicnco , Tel , KO 3S8
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
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thereafter Nothing taken for fess than 23e
G F GILLENBECK. BANJOIST AND
teacher. 1S10 Lallfoi-nla t. D14
UPHOLSTEBING.
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thereafter Nothing taken for less than 23c
CITY UPHOLSTERING CO FURNITURE
made and repaired Carpels laid and furniture
jiatched and polished. 2JOS rarnam tel 13S3
201 M23
PASTURAGE
WE HAVE ICO ACRES OF BLt E GRASS PAS-
turr for horses. Board ftnc-e spring v\ater
Barton A. Phelps Gllrnore Net or A W
Phelps i. Son , 2)7 N Y Life bldg T-lephone
1034 M il O J21
DRESSMAEJNG.
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thtreafter. Noihlog taken for Itss than 23c
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES ADDRESS
Miss Sturdy. 4218 Nicholas sin et. M937 M21 *
MEDICAL.
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thcitafter Nothing tuken for ICFS than 23c ,
DR C. V CROOKS' NEW METHOD TREAT-
mcnt of nerves , stomach , heart 407 Bee bldg.
390
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
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thticafter Nothing taken for Itss than 23c
V. AN SANT S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND 613
N Y Life Omaha Ask for cinuUr M331
BUREAU. bUE S : CD. SOLICITOUS.ROD
Bulldlns , OMAHA NEK. Aclnoo FEER
leaves luiilCAUo BLitLtNGluN iQ lAruveH
Onuiiaf Depot loin and Mason Sis. i Omahi
.4opm .Chicago \ estlbu.e . . . . :30arc
l. < iam. . . Ciilcago Exprtss . . . . 4.2pm
7.C2pm . . . .Chicago end Iowa Local . . . . i.iitam
11 3 am . . I'aelhc Junction Local 5 S3pm
J-tuvek , ttltUi\GION A. MO RIVEILjArrn es
Omahal Depo' IQlb and Mason Els. I Oinalm
It ) loam Denver Express
lO.lCam.Deadwood Express . . . 4 10pm
4 50pm Denver Express . . 4.10pm
C.Uipin. .Nebraska Local ( except iain ) C'Mvm
t 16am Lincoln Local ( except Sunday ) H 2jam
Lcavei I H C HI ! i A. c. Ii , Arrlies
Omalial Depot lutli and Mason Bts. I Omaha
t.43am . ICansas City Day Express & ijnni
84IpmK C Night Er via U 1Trans. . C.Mam
Leaves . CHICAGO. II. 1 4. PACIFIC lArrlves
OinahalUnlon Depot 10th nnd Mason Jits. I Omahn
EAST
10 I'.om Atlantic Express ( ex. Sunday ) . C.03pm
C-23pm Night Express . C 40am
4.4ilpm. Chicago VestlbulelLimited . . l-2ipm
11.33pm OklaiLima Exp. ( to C Ii ex fluiu. t 33am
WEST
C 33am Oklahoma < L Texas Exrj ( ex Sun)11.33am )
1.33pm _ . . .CuluriicTo Limited . . . 4.10pm
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC ( Arrives
Oma.h . | Unlon Depot. 10th & Mason 3U. | Omaha
B.COam . „ . . „ .Denver Expires . lHrjim
I Cpm . Overland Flyw . C-.iOum
C:4pm.Beatrlcn & SlromBb't li ( ex 8un.ll.uani
C.40im . . .Pacific Express. . 10 Uam
. Fast Mal. .
LtaTes"ICHICAGO MIL. i. Stf PAUL. I ArrTeT
omalmiUiuon Depot loth & M > tsan Bts | Omaha
" 1.33pm Chicago Limited . S.j'jam
11.10am Chicago Express ten Sun. ) „ 8:3uprn :
Ltaves j F , E. i'MO VAELui. .Arrlvei
Onuihal Deput lulh and Web ui < bit , i Omah
f.Ojum Deudwood Explxu a Junm
( Ex Eat ) Wyo. Exp x. Moo. ) t K-pm
t.out < m .Norfolk Express ( fcx. , tiunduj .10 Jiaia
t.30pm . bt. Paul Express . t.40am
Leaves ( CHICAGO A. NOKTlfVM-iiT N .Arm e *
Omab . , U P Depot loth & Muton Sts | Omaha
Jl U5am CJilcago Tixprtife , . . l.i > pm
4.0jpm . . .Vestlbul * Ltmiljd. . . . . „ .20aro
t.3ipm Eastern l'lyef.M . . . Z.linai
t.J'JjimCEx. get. ) Chic Pass. . ( Ex. Mon. ) Zspm
_ .K Uji _ Mo _ 3'jlley | Local _ 10
Ltaves i MlobUl Rl PACIFIC lArr.ir.
Omahal Depot IMfa and Websicr Sis I umaha
t:00am. ( : . . . St. Louis Kxprvss . C Main
V.JOpm. . . . . bu Luuls ExprvsK C 6.imi
jjopm.pally ( ex. Bun 1 Nebraska Local > luuni
Leaven ! C. bT. P , . SlTli.'Sji " TArr.TTvT
Omahal DonotlBth _ and VVtiieter Sis i Omaha
b 00am Sioux Ctt } Aoeom ( Ex Sun * -0.ipm
10 oaam tiloux Cltj Aoooiu ( Sun Onl > i S Oupm
IS.lipm Sioux C'ltj Express fEx. bun 11 5ium
J'jjpm. . . _ Bt Paul Limited V 4Uuin
Ltuve. ( blOUX CITV Ik PAClrTi
OmahtJU I" Dtnot lltth . Maso
K.Kaw. Skiur CMy PakMinger
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SIOUX CITY & J'AO.Ffi : " , Air t
tWMt | loUi and debater Sis. I Uiimiia
. . . , Paul Limited . . * 40 r >
_ ChliJito Limited _ > 4Qur
Eai-e r OMAHA t T 1 UIS " " Arrive *
C _ P D t > iit llnh & i w _ S'jJ ' " ' " '
. . Lc-jli Cannno Jt&U
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Reception Qirsn by the Directors of tic
Hospital ABsooifttSon Ywterday ,
ARRANGEMENTS FOR NURSING THE SICK
Concert to lie Ghrn by th < < Chrlntliin Kti-
cteator loiilglit Tire Attrllmtcd
to nn IncrntllnrjOtlirr
Maglr Olty w .
A public reception was given yesterday
afternoon by the directors of the South
Omaha Hospital amociatlon at the hospital
on Twenty-fifth iitreet. A large number of
South Omaha's best citizens called between
the hours of 5 and 5 o'clock , and many
were hward to express themselves as being
surprised In finding that such comfortable
quarters had been arranged by the a m > cla >
tlonUpon
Upon entering the ground floor reception
room the visitors were met by the ladle *
who have worked incessantly to organize
the association. They are Mrs. Denny Al-
berry. Mrs. John C. Carroll. Mrs n. H.
nickard , Mrs H. M. Atherton , Mrs. Dr.
Berry , Mrs. B. r. Carpenter , Miss Maggie
Pollard * Mrs Dr. Ensor. Mrs. Claud Tal-
bott , Mrs Ed Munshaw. Mrs J M Fowler ,
and Mrs. S E
Hyatt. The reception com
mittee served the vlnltors with coffee and
light refreshments They wore then shown
through the apartments on the second floor.
The ladles had arranged everything very
tastily. Flowers and plants were placed in
every available spot and the rooms were
as clean and tidy as one will see in a well
regulated household.
When this building was leased the agree
ment was that the Associated Charities
would use the ground floor and the second
floor would be used bj the Hospital associa
tion. At the head of the stairway in the
froiu of the building is a good-sired recep
tion room On the north of this is a small
bedroom , which has one bed. The first room
west of this one is rather large and con
tains three bfdfc The rear b-d-oom to
the wes.t is supplied with two beds and the
kitchen is to the fcouth of this apartment.
In the rear of the kitchen is the bathroom
The whole arrangement Is very convenient
and the ladles feel very proud of the result
of their efforts. Rev. J H. McDevItt has
been very active In assisting the ladies to
organize the association and Is deserving
of much credit for his work.
Mr Edward McBnde has charge of the
Associated Charities department and Mrs
S E Hj-att is the matron of the bonltal. .
The association is now readv to receive
patients and all it lacks Is sufficient fundb
to carry the project through It Is some
thing that has been badly needed In South
Omaha for a long time , and it is the opinion
of the directors that tie people will now
take hold and give the enterprise the sup
port it deserves.
lloiL of u J"ir < bug.
Fire was discovered in the building occu
pied by Behreman & Bugge on Twenty-fifth
street , south of N , about 3 o'clock jesterday
morning. OHicT Emerlck turned in the
alarm and the firemen were soon at the
scesia. The flremen from the packing
houses also turned out
The place was evidently set on fire as
there was no combustible matter on this
floor and no person had been In the building
after it was closed at C o'clock In the evenIng -
Ing The fire was started on the floor
among the shavings In the rear of the build
ing The flames ran along to the walls on
both sides and were soon to the ceiling P
J Traber has a photograph gallery on the
second floor Mr. Traber sleeps In this
apartment and was aroused by hearing the
crackling of the burning timbers He
sprang out of bed and barely had time to
escape His stock was damaged about
$3DO. He had no insurance AVhen the
flremen reached the scene they promptly
smothered the flames on the ground floor ,
but it was some little time before they
could check the flames on the second floor.
The building was damaged about ? "iOO It
is owned by A. B Ross of Omaha and was
fully Insured. Behreman H Bugge carried
Insurance on their machinery and tools , but
neither were damaged. John Gorman oc
cupies a portion of the ground floor as a
paint shop , but none of hist stock was dam
aged , as the fire was confined to the rear of
the building. F. Boyle conducts a second
hand btore in the building south of the on *
burned and his stock was slightly damaged i
by water
The police will endeavor to locate the
fiend who fired the place. There is a strong
sentiment against firebugs in South Omaha
at the present time and if one should bo
caught the punishment would be apt to be
pretty severe.
Chrlitlan Kniloior Couwrt.
The concert to be given at the Presby
terian church tonight promises to be one
of the best musical entertainments ever
given In South Omaha. It is given under
the auspices of the Young People's Society
of Christian Enfleavor. The following pro
gram will be carried outMarch -
March The Veteran
Magic Cltv Orchestra.
Overture Queen of Hearts Suppe
Tiocadeto Quartet.
Soprano Solo Cadiz Maid ( Bolero.Dtllbes
M SB Mvrtle Coon
Viola Solo a Romance , b Pastornle Ga
votte . . Rltter
Mr Rudolph Engel.
Vocal Duet Selected
Mrs W. Sage and Mr. J. C. Cailey.
Trombone Solo David
Mr Huster.
Rural PIctui ei Waltz
Magic City Orchestra.
Vocal Solo Comic Song Mr. J Smith
Clarionet Solo Scenic Air Beigson
Mr J Thies.
Christmas Chimes Gavotte
Magic Cltj Orchestra.
Soprano Solo ( Violin Obllgato-Sprlng
Flower . . . Helnecke
Miss Myrtle Coon.
Xvlophone Solo Chicago Day . . .Hainack
Piaved bv the Composer.
Cornet Quai tet-Tliis is the Day of Our
Lord . . .Troqadero Quartet
Galaxy of Sonrh Medlv
Maple City Orchestra.
Mr. Slgmund Landhberg , Accompanist.
After the Gambler * .
Mrs. Mary 0 Brlen jes-terday swore out
warrants for the arrest of live gamblers ,
being Impelled to do so by the fact , as she
alleges , that her husband has lost J2.000 in
gambling houses In the last two weeks At
torney Hedges placed the warrants in the
hands of Constable Eddy , who refused to
serve them. They were then given to Con
stable Breunan , who got service only on L.
Llneberger. Mr. Hedges then swore out a
warrant for the arrest of Eddj. who. it is
alleged , gave a "Up" to the men who were
w anted.
Mnclc City Ooislii.
Mrs D S. Clark has gone to Superior
on a visit
Dr P. Striker of Galena. Ill , ir , visiting
his son. A P Stryker , and attending the
meeting of the Dental association.
Charles Buchanan is in the city to make
arras gfm ntR to rtroiw * a war drama en-
tltted. "Break-tag Oat of the War "
The nbell of th * In * hot l building Is In
a dMiRwous condition , and IMC t-en or-
dw4 torn down by the building ln i > cinr.
Dr and Mm. Oothard of Atlantic , la. . ,
and Dr. CharlM C. I'ltmttvtt of Anita I * . ,
are the gucpt * ( vf Mr. and Mm CauRhey.
Mdglc Olty oo ncll No. OKI N tkitml
Union will mpet Friday evening at Knlghtd
of Pythias halt. All member * are requested
to be present
Dr jHincK Kellcy , who h i tatti In b d
health for rom * tlms , left Wedniwd * ? lor
TVrotito , vhere he will rtitnitlri for an In
definite perhKl In ih * hope of building p
his health He was wwnp nlpd by a
brothw who llw * In Toronto Dr. Kcltey
ha enjoyed a good practice In this city ,
and will resume lilK practice us mx > n as
his htwlth will permit
Rev Dawson of the Mrthoilllrt church
Iws arranged a pouri" * of lucture * tt > b *
jrlven for the benefit of th * church on th *
fdllowinn dates' lt v Frank Crane. M y 8 ;
W P. Murray. Ph D , May 10 , Rev W. K
Beans. Maj 17 , Hon J. A William * . M y
S4 , and a musical collection and elocution
ary entertainment Mnj SI The course
tickets for adult * are DO cents.
or A
K < llglou MiuiliicV lcpprntr HtTort * to
KriK h An liliUlmp Corrlciin.
NEW YORK , MHJ K Archbishop Corrigan
was the object of attack of a maniacal crank
for a few moments today just BE he was pre
paring to go from his residence to the ca
thedral A servant responded to a ring at
the door b ll and found a man on his knees
In the vestibule "I want to be forgiven. "
( .houted the stranger , -who clutched his
hands spasmodically , kissed the floor and
made all sorts nf gesticulations. As the
servant stood looking at him for a moment
the maniac made a spring for the inner
door.
"I want to see the archbishop in his
study , " he cried Th servant restrained
him , and a policeman , attracted by the
noise , ran up the steps and M-lred the crank.
who was taken to the police rtation and sub
sequently committed to bs examined as to
his sanity
The man's name Is John H Fell , and for-
merlj he was , a member of the firm of Fell
& Van Ness , furniture dealers , Third avenue
and Slxtvfourth street. He shows unmis
takable evidence of icllglous , craze
"I gave up working for the people down
here to work for the men up above , " he
bald to the Justice who e-xamlned him , and
he added that he would see Archbishop Cor
rigan no matter If it took him a lifetime
Two or three court officers tried to stop him
from singing hymns in court , but failed ,
.IT r inan : I * AT. ,101 : .
Siic'ond Attempt in H Muirt Tlruo to Hum
IVoplt * A Ihc.
ST. JOSEPH , May 2 Laht night a house
occupied by a family named Bishop was set
on fire and the family narrowly escaped
The fire was started in a room just below
the slerping apartment occupied by Bishop
and his wife , there being a hole In the
floor , through which a btove pipe had been
passed. This is the fcecond attempt at
burning people to death in this town within
a month. The other case was where a
bedioom was pet afire In the room were
two small children , who were almost suffo
cated and who would have burned to death
In a few minutes , as the bed had been fired.
fur Moreof the I > < tallh.
NEW YORK , May 3 A bill of itemized
particulars in the suit brought by David
Belosco against N K. Fall banks In Chicago
and Louise Dudley Carter was asked before
Judge Lawrence in the supreme court. The
suit was brought by Belasco to recover
JGj.OOO which he claims as compensation for
preparing Mrs. Carter for the stage , gener
ally speaking , for Instructing her in the
study of parts in plajb specified and for re
writing , staging uiid managing the play
called the "Ugly Duckling , " which was pro
duced at the Broadway theater and on the
road for a period of ten months Counsdl
for the defendants claimed that the bill of
particulars submitted by the plaintiff was
altofpther too general , and h- asked that the
plaintiff file one sp"clfjlng the dates and
places where the work for which the ? C5,000
is claimed was done Judge Lawrence le-
served his decis5on.
Denver Guinbli r > Luratlnc In Colfax.
DENVER , May 3 All the gamblers ,
forced by the rsSorgnnized police department
to abandon buslnesb in this city , are locat
ing across the jiver in Colfax , where thej
are assured of protection. The anti-
gambling petition has received onlj 147 big-
natures In that town , principally of women ,
while SC9 voters have signed a petitlwn to
the town board in favor of tie gamblers.
Default oil IvaiihaRl'uclflc ConKols.
NEW YORK. May 3 Default has been
made on the May coupons on the Kansas
Pacific first consols , of which theie ore still
$11,275,000 Last November default wat ,
made when due , but the coupons were paid
in January. The receivers say now that
the-re is no money available to pay the Ma }
coupons and that the default is permanent.
Vallcjrio J.rm - for England.
NEW YORK May S The British yacht
Valkj rle. Captain William Craufield , passed
quarantine homeward bound in tow of the
tug Lewis Pulver today. The Valkyrie is
j-awl-rlggtd and han her foretnp man housed.
The British ciiBlgn floats from her jigger
mast.
TIICKCVLTi MA
INSTRUMENTS placed on record May 3 ,
1SO-1 - :
WAIUIANTV nnnns.
B 1. Kern to Denncy H O'Nell , hits ! > nn3
1(1. ( hlocl 132 South Omaha . .f 15
J 1" HUU , rind wife to Martha HIcKs. lot
20. bluLk S , Per umH & 31B add . . E25
Theresa ISu-miir to I * T S KlrUhush. e 28
ft-et lot G block IS Jctt'-r'i > add C71
C n Klrkpatrlck imd tiuslmnd to L V
Bchlndel , 1'ils 7 und S , tilocl ; ig Soirh
Omn > ia C.COO
B A llensnn and wife to T ederlUc llt-rzke ,
100 feet lots 1 * and 18 , black 3 , Cunip-
liell B naa , . . . . 3 ; DM
Oniiiha Loan nnd Tru t ctomjian } to AV
KesBlcr , lot K , Mticlt ] 0. E U lingers1 add 3,00 ! )
W KeBilcr and husband to Qronha 1 * > an
nnil Truxt cmnpuiiy , lot 15 , block S , Cot-
tuse ) inrl. . f CO
n A Itpn > > n trustee , to T 3'apln , Jr , lot
7 lilml. i liciiHin . . . . . . . 400
Mcropu' Smlnea bank to Ilenrj Iuffm ie-
ter X"jk % feet , oormmnclns at BW corner
hit I ) Hiunnll B odd . . . . . . 2,000
Thomas II Ui < 'njut to MrQiEVJe SmlngB
luink nimu uud GOxU ) feet , ommuenrtne
ut EU C-OIIHT lut D. Fume 2r > W
M C Wi-ui and huBlmnd to H 1 , Li-hmr ft
ill. o > t Wm.U 12 , newmtl iidd tn CarrlKan
1'lace . , 4H >
J H llalticy and wife to C i' MalmhorK W
in lut C , Wuck 18 , uromid add to littlfard
1'liite . . MO
hurtle to Alfit'i ) Oailson , o ' lot C. bind ;
IS. BaniP . . . . . . 450
Qt IT OUAIM DlIKn.S ,
WllUum Tliunniunn i-t ul to A U HuUiian ,
lot 1. block I. Kimtcr'H in Id 409
nnnns
J W llnuder , cpi'clat umplrr to White
Ilivn bluing * I'.mk. ' e ' 3 lut III blucU 12 ,
U V Smith a udd . . . : .MO
Tutul amount of lrannfrn 1.0081
Is the most important part of your organism. Three-
fourths of the complaints to which the system is subject
are due to impurities in the blood. You can thtrc'ure '
realize how vital it is to _ , . _ _ - ,
Keep It Pure
For whirh nothing equals S S. S If * Tf < t. u' ' i j
s , all irnpuriUts. cleanses UK- blood thor-
is up the gt noral h altb
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO , , Atlanta Ga.
COMING TO OJIADA AT ONCE
Prapoet Uiat th Ojty Will Soon Have
Another Bead to the East ,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL READY TO BUILD HERE
Oiii | Hi I went Thl City and Onuuu to llo
1'lllcU ilu t IIP Oulilt lcisKlbtr
Outlit ftir tlir > clirn > .ki
\fbo lure Inisglwtd that the Xe-
Cmtrnl rail war ) i d nuocumtind to
tb * { iremtwti e iiard timee will \m \ ngrwiftlilj-
Hrirl d to learn that it ) IM ootioladrd neB -
B tlaUonsKh the llUnol * Outral which
will taUe the ur\vE m de liy the nplnc r-
ln ? corps of the local com | > uy and build a
lltie tif road from OII UR , la. , to Omuha
Theoe ncotlntloiis lie\e lx n In profire * * for
tiome Uiiie , but the financial 'MtriiriiHlej
wurki-d materlalllr against thp coiipumnm-
tlon of * he nclmme whttrrtty lhi > Illlnolt Cen
tral could mul.c Oinnlia UG western tennlnUB.
I'rj'eldent Dumonl. ho p er. nexor RBVP up
the llclit , and In conjunction vltli Oonrral
MatiaKer r. A. Nash pullt-d all sorts ol w Ires
to the end that the NebrasUa Central
might become \\hut the inoorporators of
the omimny most earnestly desired
the outlet for a new trunk lint- which would
open up a new field for Omaha enterprises
PreUdent Stlckney of the Maple Leaf
saw the desirability of tapping the west
tlnotigh Omaha , and wus anxious that his
syt-tem should reach the Nebraska me
tropolis , but the slump In stocks and the
depression In business completely killed the
hope he had entertained of making the
terrrflnuB of his mad nt Omaha
The Nebraska Central olllcials then
opened negotiations \\ltb the Illinois Cen-
tial people , with the result that President
Stuyiesntit rieh and u number of friends
came to Omaha last fall with a view of
examining the terminals of the Nebraska
Central company and Inspecting the course
mapped out. Nothing Mas heard of this
visit of the president of the Illinois Central
to Omaha until yesterday , \\hen n tele
gram vas received by The llee from Chero
kee , la , the western Iowa headquarters
of the Illinois Central , that survejs had
been completed mid that a line would be
built at once from Onawa to Omaha , which
hud been in contemplation for years Th.e
line will probably follow the rl\er to Coun
cil BlulTs , and the Dat > t Omaha bridge will
undoubtedly be used In effecting an entrance
Into Omaha ,
LIOU ! ON - \ ItAILKOAU DUAL.
M HiiehM'S Ict-tlfj to tlm Method * of J'ur-
clmsinir ChUuco li-iii.limls.
CHICAGO , May 3 In the Northern Pacific
in\eitlgation today Frederick Abbott an
nounced that he was unable to procure the
books asked for \Vcdnes3aj , orders having
been Issued to Attcrncj Morris to lock them
up. Attorney Pettit stated that assurances
were given that Edwin H Abbott of Boston
would apj > ear In fore the court of Inquiry
either In New York or Milwaukee with tha
bookWitness
Witness Abbott further testified that he
was unable to find the check book to which
he had alluded on Tuesday The witness had
kept accounts with the Wes-teni States Con
struction company , but he , was ttncble to
lecall anything about them So far as ho
knew the company constructed nothing Mr.
Abbott did not remember having seen a peeler
or syndicate agreement proposing to furnish
funds for the construction of the Chicago
terminals.
It was final ! j decided that Mr. Abbott
should be examined in New York Mr.
Edward G. Mason , formerly secretary
and attorney for the Chicago South
Branch Dock company. testified that
the property of this company was Bold
in 1SS7 for $5S2,600 cash at the American
National bank The attorney did not know
to whom the sale was made Attorney Pet-
tit submitted a letter from D. S. TVegg to
H R Boutellc dated March 3 , IStfO The
letter was wrilten from the office of Barlow
& TVctmore , solicitors in New York. A re
quest was made to ba\e the Chicago &
Northern Pacific lallroud oiganized imme
diately with dummy ttockholclerfc. Advice
was given that in the near future papers
would be forwarded which v ould show the
sale of the proptrtj Attorney James L ,
High wo frequentlj mentioned in this let
ter , which was feigned D S Wegg A later
communication announced that the property
must be luined over to Henry Vlllard ,
Charlts Colby and Thomas F Oakcs as
trustees.
iiATi : CL.ori > b AAVAI.
I'i .hiiiic ; < 'r Mm J < < ! thut Soiix thlnglMn } lie
Dime In tlm Wi > of Jluruiou } .
CHICAGO. May 3 ( Special Telegram to
The Bee. ) Encouiaging progress was made
today toward the establishment of reasona
ble excursion lates by wettern lines The
Union Pacific and Atchlson were represented
at the mass meeting , both lines dedarlng
themselves in favor of conservative action.
General Passenger Agent Lomax of the
Union Pacific wild that his line hud not made
the low rates charged against it Having
been aw ay from h ( adquartTg for tw o vvetki
he wat , not familiar with the rotes which
had been made , but agreed to have his as
sistant here as soon as possible with a com
plete list of all reduced rates Adjournment
was taken to that time , all lines being con
fident that the threatened demoralization
would be averted or very m'uih modified
No action was tal.cn on Immigration mat
ters , thut subject being avoided by common
consent until excursion rates are settled.
An agi foment on the latter may readily
bring about one on the Immigrant question ,
unless the withdrawal of the Wisconsin
Central from the agreement makes it im
possible.
On Mnj 12 the Wisconsin Central will
end its membership In the Western Passen
ger association The notice 1ms not jet
been made public bj the association , there
being a khred of hope that the Wisconsin
could be induced to cancel lln notice of
withdiRwal , but General Piu-senger Agent
Putid uRBBrtod positively today that the decl-
faion of the Wisconsin Central v ould not ba
changed The reason for Its w Ithdrawal
is the defeat of a resolution it propound ,
ruaklng 2 cents a. nillo ratet for parties
of ten or more. This resolution was de
feated , the Wisconsin Central claims , by
the votes of lines which uave quoted 2 cents
and cvun lower rates on every occasion.
WILL J1I\U
OlHMion ( if lEiipulrlni ; thci
MliTt Vluiluit to H I'ri-si'iili'd.
W. O. Cornifch , master In chanoery for the
Union Pacific , will nrrlve from Bt. Paul
today mid will hear argumuiitb In the
Eleventh htroct A Induct case , which comes
before the master on nn order made by the
court et the request of the mayor and rlty
council , dlrtictliiR the Union Paclliu to make
necessary repairs to the structure To
the pleading art uttsched Bnglnwr Kufte-
aler's reteoramendutluiiB aw to tlio repaint
to be made , contbinplatiug replanting and
resurfacing U ulfco give * Hie prohnble
cost of Hie repairs M > that the ma l r may
fullj cal-i'e bat is ewentlal. The vladutt
u saiU iu be in fair cnmiUlon BO far u * the
Biructuii * U uiuoenmd. but it it. ab&vlutcly
ju < 'frtar } thut it be reiilsril.uO. .
Mr CharU'n Nichols , R ! O of St. Paul has
taVen charge of the office of the mauler and
will look after the accounting department
rl I'uiilli : tutu I'ttilglit ItittoH.
URKVER. May S This aftwaoon th
MIKBOUH Pacific threw a Uemb Into freight
circlet ) b > announcing a rate of 40 ceiil *
from Knun.il City to Colorado eoraraun
j.iolnu on packing lio-iw jiruJucUi aud a ,
rdte ut 35 cttut- from WlclilU. ] u iidditjou
to this , tt w u , loyjrtod i Hat tha road tut )
ti.1 , CD ht > ci l cuilutuU oT lro from the
Sautu Ft at ? ) ctias
li'lK \ \ llt Tliolr .M
JIOSTON , May 8 TUc ewnmUte * of ti
bf'-ond moiteaKi bandb61der of the Ni u
York A. Ntvi England hail iuiUKd a * > titi"-
ii the l ncllml'lerfc Ktailn ? thut tlie ) I.I'.L
( lrttrtiiin . 'i to Bi'iun tiieii Jfbt at par anil
ii erpt or have the property