)
E- . . t , J' ' ' ' ! fVl-n..l.d II 'TOY' "J'1f.f 1\11" { " ? VYe "
o _ , 4 '
"
3- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ THE oL\IAIIA : DAU..Y URn 1VEDlESDAY , FEBRUARY . 0 , 1S ! . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 .
SPBGllh NOT1B8I
AI"rth"mlnt for thMO tolumn "li bi
n".n until 12130 p. m. for the e.ellnl Rn.1
untl 8 p. m. for the horllnl on.t undR1
elItIOfl.
A.t"rl..u , 1)7 reqnetirig ii hnmblred
c1.ek , cnn have Rnlr n.1rreeed , to n
Dnmbered leter In care of 11tO nee. An
" \lr Il nddreeil will be deltercd uJon
Irtel/RUon ( f the rhlek only. itatra .
J 1.20 n word . fret Ilscrtnn , 10 nerd
Jiorattor. Nothln tuken for Irss thnn 2lo
for Iret iAtrtlon. , .
¶ l1eao Rdtcrtholent Inhlat run conaecu-
thel1'
,
ANTED-MALE HELP.
: WANTlm- MEN ANU TIAM5 TOAlLt.
our f.r - Irlnderl Salary $ i5 to $3) pr month
according IQ nII I Y. The LUchn.M Ittfs. Co. ,
WeLater City . Iowa. D-M9 9.FI'
: V ANTI ( ThtAV1t.1UU : l.tir TO R1liliVhT. . .
bUI' " 1..d renl nnd other here ppeclnltiea n
IL ahle Iln or plherwlse Wilbur BN'II Meal
Co. , Milwaukee . , D-)1:99 8'
WANTlm. A COMI'ETCNT MAN TO IUIN
kIln 1 lnlcic nnd lay Mme In wall . A.11req ) .
< . Mln.hAI "rie , IThubert . Neb. J-1 8
'WNTI1) , TWI-TY TIAMM ANt ) lnNI
$2.i4 - , iaatry cook . $ I.OQ I
from $ ! 1 to UO p.r d1YI II.try ck. .O
a flIontil lanallnn Office , IG22 ) ulfll * !
ulfll'ISS 7' I
% VANTII ) . MlN M1) WOMT FOI I\ST I
" lmN lt"\"n.n. ) G0 N. 201h. "Ih ,
elng
'
' 7
. 1l-MlS'
- door : cal after G 1 o'clock. J-MIS I
W ANTED-FE IALE HELP. I
LADms WANTINO l lT CI.AS ! OILS
call at Scnndlnavlan Y. , V. hobo 181 Caa.
cal
C-MC2-F1
ANTlm-A F'IItST CI.ASS LAUNIU . IOG
IIST
Georgia nvcnue. C-M2 3
0001) OlItli FOIl OTNFItAIJ tommWOI .
IAL
000) 01 FOi
G8 South 3Cth atreot. Mrs. C. E. lJoIwell. C-MU86"
, WANTlD. TWO HTT7D1NT NUJSES AT W. C.
TIJgNT
!
A. hospial , _ Counci Du I. . c-MI !
'WANTEI > , olm. J'OI OENlmAI , iiousi.
work : EmaIl family. 120 South 31sl
, C-4137
, 'VANTF [ aIR ! . 1 01 fllIEItAI. IlOUF.
work : finaL I 1 lnt cia , . . s cook : Oerla ! '
pr.fer.d : wnlcs $5.0. CIty r.Ccr.n..s reI I
, qnlr"l. 10 S. 32n,1 one. , 0li9
FOR BEN'l-liOUSES. .
I0USES. 1. . IDAnLING. . . IAJKlil iht.OCI. D-O
IIOUlil IN ALL PART $ F TiE CITY. , TII
O. t. ' . IAvis company. 91 FUtnatO. 1-09
HOUSES : IFAWA & CO. . 108 N. t5TH HT.
. -10
iron Ilflrr-1IOUBI OF 9 IOO IS AND HAUN
nBNT-t0USI
FOi l'arlt nve. Inquire at 42 Bo. 181h at.
D-IIt
D-31
ron n NT-IOUSE NINE 100hS : FUR-
nanoe . nth. etc. . at 3M nn,1 Farnam I . S27.00 :
tili'o cheap hlOUe8 $5.00 and $0.0. .llerent
parts city. Dexter L. ThOmau 4QI lIen 1lllng. D-12
FOIt lINT-6-1tOOM COTTAGI IN COO ! ) 1m.
mNT-.I00h
FOi p'lr , city - water $0.0 Per month to Kooll
partIaL J9 N. 3ith. t block from I.'arnam
car line. Inquire at Stoetzel'a .tove utore
- ' . next to postoilice. D-13
II00h MODlmN 10UIE. FIVE MINUTES
walk Crom curt IlOUBe vacant Decemler 21t1i.
walk Orecn rom 28. larl , r II0cl. . D-3U
HOUSES. WALLI'CI mlOWN IThK. IG & Doug.
, D-31
: . FOIl It1NT-24l3 CAPITOL AVFNUE I
; roms , modern. The O. I" . Davis company. D-796
, irbn RENT-MODEItN 10.nOOM IOUSI , WITH
furnace . 1)6111 gas. hot and cold Water : one-
" : , ' lulC block Cram 'arnAm slr.e ! 10101 line : In
most de.lrllo resld.nc locality In the cl ty-
No. 22) ) South 3Sth a\ ' . 1"01 particulars apply
d ' to Home In\estmet Co. . 304 Poxlon bik.
1)-M8O
. ,
, FINR. 7-ROOM conNEn FLAT AT 701 S. t6TH
I alreel. range nnd all other eon\'enlen.es. $30,0.
Oeoro douser room 2 , Palerson 1lk. 16 :
i - Farnam street. D-M91
f S FOn RENT . . 6-100M COTTAQIC. COlt. . 2TH
. 1 and l.'amam BI. Mien Hocn & 'Sons. D-M373
: :
, . r
'
S I' FOR RENT-PUBNIBHED ROOMS.
; . . PLE/U3ANT I1OQM. 191 DOflUl2. E-M210
i ' FUINISHED 'nOOMS 1.01 LIOIT hOUSE-
1 keeping. ' 19l9Dodg0. ' " I" I ' EM2iO
, FOR T1RNT-STRAM HEATED l UINISlm'
rooma. 604 So. 1th E-2-F2
/ a FURNIShED IOOMS FOR 11OUSEIEEPINO.
t , ' loan & vte : rent taken In board. 319 N. E-403 11th.
I r
: S FUlNISIED I'10NT ROOM FOR TWO GUN-
t temen : bath and h.at ; board IC . deslr < 631
. , 1. , ' 80. Otl sl. . & ) 11'
S. FOi EUNT A WARM STEAl HEATED 100M
S - In J modern lat , central location. AMress G 13 .
i dd , lIce. G-Mt81 8'
" , \ , . . IJe.
' ; , U1ISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
'Ik r JUh.I6HD
, , S FUINISHED 100 [ S AND ] JOAUD . 212 SOUTH
, , \ 2th , sl. 1'-1115
i DESIAILE 1001 FOR TWO WITH 130MW.
s ' :10 DodGe utreet . F-ZIG-C'
I . CIICAOO ST" 1812 HANDSOME SOUTH
front rooms. single or pneulte. Location . un.
: . lurpassed. Meals , optional. Telephone 1380.
. F-386.6'
" 1-3866'
S S PARLOI FLOOR : ALSO SOUTH ROOM WITH
I s Irst.class honnl. 2tl5 Douglas I.-MUG 10'
. : OR RENT-STORS AND OFFICES
1 yon IIENT-TIIF1 4.STORY BUICK 1IIJILDING
FOi nENT-TIE 4.STOIY IICK IUILnNO
916 I aram aireet. This building has n fireproof -
. proof cement basement complete sleam heat-
log flxtures . water on all floors . gas . etc. Apply -
ply at the omee oC Tbeuoe. 1-010
, THE MAX MEYER DULDNO. N. E. COil
11h and FAram : rooms. 210 or 44xl00 . or I
the whole buIlding : steam heat electrlo ele. I
"ator : buIlding will be arranged to suit ten-
, - ant. Inquire 10lS Fnmam alreet. I-M35FS
. r
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTB
BALESMEN ( AO NTS 1IAI'B MONEY
: czuy selling Buls to order $13.60 . pants U. shirts
U. mackintoshes $5. hunter Tailoring C. Cln.
. cinriati , O. J-M9llFl4'
clnlat J-M9IWI'
AGENTS IN EVERY STATE ON aAI.AUY AND
$ g . colnmla8ton. Agents making f2 : to It weelly.
, ' S Eureka Chemical & Mfg. CI" , La . CrosseYi. J-M318 .
4 if WANTED. AGENT TO 1AND.C A LINE OF
- .team users supplies : should have exporlcnc
sl Address General Western Agency. box 167 ,
; Clevelun" O. J-M472 7'
LADY AUENT1I : ICUIUOSII UNIICItGAIISIENT :
AGENTI IUml1 UNI'HO.HlH
. quick uatt . : big p/I. ' catalogue free . . M. N.
. D. "Itle .1rg . CO' ' Ch ! .ag. lit. J-M481 6'
BTOBAGE
, I
f ZIUST STOIAOf DUUDINO I OAI. U. I
. JERT bonded warehouse. household goods atorod.
, Lowest rateB. 10131015 Lcaven\mrth. 1-19
.5 p STOIIAOI3. FUANIC EWlmS , 11 IIARNEY M-.321 '
I
- -
WANT ED-TO BUY.
CITY & CO WAItRANTS. 1'JtICIIAIID 12 A'M
' N-2
\ ' WAN'fIW-3 SECONI IANn IJL'RlOIIT
pianos : 1.le. o state 1rlce. make and where II
block. can bo aeen. 11. I. Scot , Nom 430 N-2 Inmgo
FOR BALE-FURNITURE.
FOR 8AtJi 'INI FOt.1)INO m'i AND WASh
tauid. vel' cheal' . 40 130. 21h avenue. '
01186 5'
S FOR SALE-.ItORSz.S , AGONBETC.
l"AMU.Y 10lm lAINI'SS AND l'IIAUTON. :
$73.00 , und household geode of G roml 4216
half 10wald , P-M417 6'
r - FOR SALE-MLbOBLL.NEOUS.
WEOM.\N ( 'IANOS IUIUiPOln' OIOAN !
. Woolrldge hroa. . 11 So. 11th. Q-
. 100 AND CICI'EN I.'ENCE : hARD WOOD
, 1lcketa C , it. Lee IdOl Dougteuu. Q-33G
< " JILCI COWS ANI SPINOHS : FOR BM.U ,
S .d or will cxchang" for fat cows lt our ) ' arde .
. . / 6hc.ly Statloil. Hamion Droa - 'lrls. I
! S CLAIRVOYANTS .
cd S. . 2'R : 1m. 11. 'IVARltSN CI.A1nOYAN1' . Its-
' " . liable ! ualnel medium ; 1th na It Ill N. 1611u.
, : L 6'31
, ; . MASSAGE . 1ATHS. ETt
; ' , ' MADAM LAIIU23 MASSAQI3 . 416 R. 15TU.
T-MCIC.l'8'
t ' -lCG. )
' MASSAGE , 1IA1All DEIIN.ID , lu DlO
. '
t - -
I r T-M3-U'
, ) . JAIM SMITh W I )3H , 21 ' I.OOI. 1001
, 3 : mabBg. vepor , IlcQhol : . IIL'uttl lullhurlne
, . , - and ' el blLIll.- T-M46l a'
c TUlRISH BATHS.
TUJ lfl 1iATSONLY I'I.ACU IN CITY
-1 , sii eclusiveY fur IndIc Sult . 103.10 Ice bldg. tG3
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
: PEBSON
4. , ! 'Hf 11514,13 I1'UlhIX COI1SF3TAIAD18T0
, , . ord'r , trout lucusure. IU 1 ' lnun Itrot
U-U
dl AiAaE , E1.IhCTRO TIJEILMAL IIATIIS.
J1.ECHO TIERMAL
011/111'1 , } m. 1'0.1. anli S. _ nth It.U. JATJS. .
PERSONAL.
-
Continued.
SKATER OIOUNt hOLLOW OR PLAIN , AT
- A. L Ilndeland'a . 10 S. tUh at et. U-3
II. IIASS FLORIST . I'LANTS CUT FLOW.
11 Inn'ult. hell . recklenCe and grave decora-
tons 113 Vinton atr.et Telephone 7S
U-
-
\IA VI CO. . Aft lE" : IILDO. : III3ALTII nOt
free : home tr.alment : lady attenthtnt. - !
BWEDSI MO\EMENT CUI1UFOI1 1.\DlrS
1t6 ChIcago street ; consultation. facial nnl
aclellno obesity treatment free MondA'I. Feb.
U-M1O2-I'Z'
U-:30.I"2S'
NEW ! . ? FITTED nATU l'ARLORS.
FITrU fAm.RS.
Turkish anti .Ieclrlo halhl for ladica anll gentle.
men Ma'llm llowell , 1 B. 15th tre.l , 21 ( .
U-to MI'
MAlllAOE PAI'I I. WITH 1,0 ADVUI1TISII.
menll And pholO oC marriageable people . many
rich ; ISI1 of honks . noveltIes , etc. free. Oun.
nel' Monthl' . Toledo Ohio. eteu - Ml'
. ' \ 'ANTETlli l.lESINT AIflfll55 0'
Jonas ' \'hlnpy ; wns In Ioler. N.b , , a short
- time alnce. Write to 0 t. flee oilfl'e. U-MD3 S'
A O NTI.T MAN AOW 3 : WOU.n ltKI TJ
ncqunitutnnce of n lady Seal carefully and nr'
dress 0 G . hleC. U-Mt C'
- -
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
ANThONY LOAN & TRUST co. . 31 N.Y. L1F12.
loans at low rates for choice security In Nebraska -
braakn and lawn farms or Omaha cIty prperly.
% V-333
I.IFI' INSUIIANCU 1'OI.ICiI'.S LOANlm' ON
INSUI l'O.JleS
or ought. 1' . O. Ciuceney Ianal City. W-31 : 0.
MONEY TO LOAN ON lMl'IlOVUI > OMAHA
real eslate. Ircnnan , Love & Co. , Paxton W-33 lihc .
MONIW TO LOAN AT I.WEST HATES. TUn
t >
O. ) . Dn\11 Co. , 150 Fnrnl st. " ' -330
VERY T.OW RATES MADD ON OOOD I.OANS.
\1'IY IATFS
. . W. Squire , 24 leo bldg. W-331
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAUI1 . GI5 N. Y\ , . LU'S. -
-
CIT AND 1"AlM I.OANS AT I.WEST
rter Ius.y & Thoma. First NAt'l . W-331 . bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPRO'IED OMAHA
prp rty. Fidelity Trust IMPIO'EI Farnam.
, "
LOANS ON IMt'ltOVUh ) & tNI n.JOVJ1 CITY
LOANf IMPlOVFD
lroperty.V. . I'amnm Smith & : . 132 Farnam. W-311
MONSY TO LOAN ON OMAIA IIIAL ESTATE
INI per .cnl , , ' V. U , MeikIe . Il Nat Lank W-3U hid.
CITY LOANS-I.O : ) TO $ & ) ,000.0) AT LOWliT
rates. I'owel & Peter , 1t leer N. Y'rg g.
. ' - -
WANTlm AT ONCE APPLICATIONS . 101 A
No. 1 loons on improved city properly for
sp.clal fln.l . : ownel only hIeao aply. 11.
dehlty Trust compnny. 10 Farnam alplY.
dely 1"ura"139 10
MONEY TO LOAN-OHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON PURNITURU. PIANOS
and elI kinds oC securiy , Fred ' 'err ) ' . room
,430 Inmge Ilo < t. X-3U
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUS HO.I FURNIture -
ture pianos . horses . wagons. or any kln.1 oC
chattel ecU'ly at lowest possible rates . which
you can Pay back nt , ) time nnd In any
"mounl. FIDELITY LOAN OUAHANTEI CO. ,
Hem t. WHhnel block. X-341
J. D. HADDOCK . 110) [ 42i R\MOr DLOCh
X113
MONEY TO I.OAN ON FUI1NITUI1U , l'ANOS ,
horses wagons dc. . at lowest rates In oy :
no removal oC goods : strictly cnndenUal : 'u
can pay the loon off nt any time or In any
nmount.
nmount.OMAHA . MOITOAOE LOAN CO. .
306. S. 16th street.
X3G
BUSINESS CHAN.CEB.
AIDSS. EXCHANGES. II. A. WAGNUZI. Y-M2G1.1"28 OMAIIA
A NEAT. CI.EAN STOCK OF DRUGS IN A
Black Hills town. inventory $600 : want $0
ensh. balance time , In payments nol to exceed
one year : elegant place Clr a young man : can
make $1,503 tram above stock per year. Ad-
dress $ 41. Bee. Y'M4S 6'
FOIl SALU OR THADE. ONLY STOCK OF
rH SALf town of 1.00 In eastern Nebriska.
- Address - - 0. 49. lIce. Y-M463-13'
A WULL PAYING SALOON. I.OCATEO IN
South Omaha for tale . or trade for farm or .
city Property : goOd reasons for selling. ' Address -
dress G 53. Dee olflce . Omaha Y-4$1 6'
WANTED , 1'ARTNEIl'WRITU : TOll PAI1TIC-
\Iars : best Investment In Butted States : nIl
fraud. \ b < resl p 0. ; Box 172. Alliance. U-M480 Neb.- 8
,
FOR EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANOE. FOIl dOOD FAIlI LANDS
at actual value In easter Neb. or western
.Iowa. alack oC general merchandise . InvoleQ
.Iowa $ . . , to 1.0.0. and store building. Wi
assume small Ineumbrnce or pay difference ID
cash Address A. W. Clarke . j'apihiion. , Neb.
Z-M9C9
PIOIERTY FOR AIDSE. 1.A.WAGNEI.Omaha.
7.M268-2
WANTED. GOOD IOWA 01 Nl3t3RASKA
form : wilt exchange fine lot and cottage In
wi
Omaha and two good "neMt lols. . Give de-
Omahl
scriptioa and , go land. Write soon. Address .
dress room 128. Uartord building - . Chlcngo. Z31O5' I.
FOIl SALE Ol EXChANGE. THIEE 13U50
ness lots on Main street with buildings. Ad-
Iress A. L. Ernst Shenandoah , la.
la.ZM31. . 7'
FOR SALE. Oil WILL TRADE FOR 1155111-
able saloon ! businead paying lumber and cool
alle
yard : stock. fixtures . etc. . will Invoice about
$2c.0. ynr Address 1ox 33. Elkhorn. Neb.
Z-M4 7'
FOR : SALE-BEAL E5TA'E.
I3AROAINS . 11011852. LOTS AND FARMS.
sale or trade. 1' . I' flatting , Barker block. nm
EXChANGES AND SALES : CITY PROPERTY .
farms merchandise. OIIln Bros. . 210 N. Y. 1.ICc.
115-343
nE-31
BARGAINS : BALE 01 TRADE IN CITY PROPerties .
DAIOAINS
erties and farms. John N. Frenzer , opp. 1' . 0.
. ;
crt.s 1'Y.lS30.
LISTHAIIGAINS IN LANDS WIT ! ! CAn OLL
LIS M Crter. DAnOAIS . main floor N. Y. hlE-S69.F17 0.1Cc , Omaha.
FIN OAHDI LAND. G 0,11. FIOM I' . 0. .
' 10 per uere. 940 ) N. Y. L bldg. 115-164
DO BARGAIN IN 20 ACRES ADJOINING NEW
state fair grounds .IC taken at once. Inquire
216 First National bqnk bldg. 115-372-6
AISTHACS-II'i DYUON HEEl COMPANY.
- 1101
8-ROOM MODERN ILOUSS. FINE LAIOE i
barn . splendid location. $3.60.0 : remember we :
never cfCer anything but genuine .nAps. 11. 11.
, ocer
CoIn Co. , 108 N. 15th. Jt5-M43 7
WANTED. 1,00 JIAI > S OF 1"AinLmS Th
take up free homesteads In the led " \ 'cr11 -
Icy "i . Map showing exact locution .
section . town 101 range wi Ie mllll free hy
writing to lAnd commissioner Great Norlhpr
wrllnl
railway , SI. I'nul. Mmii. IE-M41 11
FARM 1.ANDS. C. F' . 1IAIIIIISON . 912 N. Y.
Jife. 1 -U92 : '
HOTEL
10TI I. DAUKEn. 1TH AND JONI'S STS.
73 rooms At n.w per day ,
pr
6 roms at $ lO per da ) ' .
Special rates to commercial travelers. Room
sad lard ly welt or Z000th. Frank Itlditcll.
manager . ' 2t9
AI'TNA 10USN ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. con.
Ilh and Dodge. Jooml by day or week
, MO
MII.ANI 101'EI. . COlt. UTH AND CHICAGO
streets. American plan. $1.50 and $ .0 per day.
I urppnn 1.lan. LO and $ .0 per day. Hooms
single or ensuile . for families or gentlemen. It
rea"nable rates. )1. . . Jrunck , 1'11' . .
:1-92.FI
- - - - - - -
LOST.
1.051' (101.1) SWORD ITI'J PIN. JAMOND
at hI I. lewQrd for return to Orchard & V.'Ii.
hell Carpet Co. 4C 6'
ELECTRICAL BUPFLmS.
AmlATUIES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND :
storage batteries recharged : electrical end gen-
P"I machinIsts : superior work guaranteed.
Omaha mecUlcal W 'orks . 61 and GIS 83. 16th at.
351
ldl.ECTItICAI. : lNONlmIS ANt ) cON1'IAC.
tars for electric light end motor "lan8 ; and alt
kinds of electrical conitructlnn. Western 51cc.
l1clI Supply Co. . Ill and 4i S. 151h It 311
UJA'rHEU mLTINO. CIIAS. A. SCHICUCN &
Co. . MCg. . 30 S. 1th at. 513
BIO'CLES.
Al , O. DAXON 403 N. 35TH. 35.
OMAHA BICYCLE CO. . 3 N. IGTH ST. 315
S'nnLIIO ICYCLCS : BUILT UK\ A WATCH
Western Electrical Supply Co. . ItJ 8. 15th .t
M-828-F15
A. I. PIIAND S. CO. . WUOI.t SAtE AND HE
tail bicycles. lilt J'"mam streel. 11
WILL IAINU1 6 13110 . ni CAP. AVId.MIII
. CUTTING SCHOOL.
TilE AI1TO1" CUTTING MEN'S CI.THlS
taught dar or evenIng ; term relonlble l'ar
tl ull of Max : Ol1. . cutter , JU6 l''mam .t
m-u
THE
Animal Extracts
Prepared according to the formula ot
Dn. 'Vl [ , A. 1LtIIoND ,
In laboratory at Washington . D. C.
The mOlt wonderlul therapeutic
dicover ) since the das 01 Jenrier
CEREBRINE . .
ROM THE DRAtN.
MEDULLINE , . .
FROM THE SPINAL CORD.
CARDINE , . . .
ROM THE HEAnT.
TESTINE . , .
ROM THE TESTES
OVARINE , . . .
FOM THE OVARIES.
The hrllolonlcl dIode Iroducel by a sin.
solo dose or Cerebrlno 010 acceleration of the
I'QIIOlh feeling of Culncss fcd distention
In the head . exhIlaration of spirits tncreased
urinary excretion , augmentation oC the ex.
Jlnlslvo force oC the bladder and l'erllallC
action oC the Intestines . Increase In mnlcnln
Ilrennih aDd endurance IncreM.d power ot
vhlol In elderly p.oplc./od increased appctitc '
and dlg.llvo power.
Dose G dro s. Price (2 ( drachms ) U.o.
TIlE . COLUMIOIA . CIIEMIC.'tL . CO.
" 'nshllgtol , I ) . C.
S.OI for lOooh. 101
. KUhN ' CO. . AnENT FOR OMAlA
UNDERTAKERS liNl. ) EMBALMERS
' 11. I . lUI'ET , I UN"lAL Dml CTOI AND
ClIlbailner . IGI8 Chicago ! t. , tel."hone DO 516
SWANSON & \'A1,1I2N. UNI"lT.\l l lR AND
el.llu.rs. 1iOl Cumlng at. , telephone 1 0h7 :
M. O. M.h11. . UNI ITA\F1 AND EMI41. [ .
Cr . 117 1'Arnar si. . telephone 225. 3 :
I
C. ' V. ' . IAJI n. UN1 lTAI'EI. CI3 S. 1GTI :9 ST. I
.
COAL.
D. T. MOUNT IIAS REMOVED HIS COAl.
ofce to : B. 16th Et. . Brown hlock. ' 3G
SI IDAN COAt. . 1IXCSLI.UNT RUnSTITIIE
far hard coal , and $3.6 ton chrAper IO : Par'
nam street : main entrance Buardbf Tiade. 3t
BUILDING &LO A 30CrArrON
10W TO GET A IIOMS 01 SICUlE 0001
interest on Na\'lns. Apply 10 Omaha , L & D.
A.s'n. . liOI lieu II ! < g. 0V. . NattingCr . lIce. 3G2
SIAII'S IN MUTUAL I. . AND B. AR 'N. PAY
6. 7. 8 per cent when I. 2. 3 yoilrs old , always
redeemable. liOI 1'ariiaai st. . Nattinger Sec. 163
:6
MUSIC , A1 ' ANl LANGUAGE.
G. I , . Oll1.LIINIJL'CK. BANJOIST AI GUITAR
teacher 1 1 Cass street. , tIll
WROIESALE COAL.
JOHNSON llltOS. , WlO.gSALE 1.LllS IN
all kinds oC coal. Correspondence solIcited. IOOS
IIram streel. 261
COSTUMES.
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SUTS 01
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BUSINESS NOTIOES.
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STOVE REI .
STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40.000 DIFFERENT
makes oC stoves : Water attachment and con-
nectons 0 specialty. 1201 Douglas street.
Omaha Stove IlepairVorks. . 3G1
S EMP.0MENT OFFICE. ,
' CANADIAN F1MPLOYMIINT . 1Jt.1t1U .ftU-1 .
moved to'152l Douglas ; furnish Ielt"male'
female hell . ' , ] [ 9 M5
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SChOOL OF SlOIT HAND . N.
Y. Life . Omaha. Ask for circular. 26G
DENTAL OOLLEGE.
OMAHA COI.LEOC DENTAL SURGERY . REE
Innrmery : dentistry at cost . oC mat.rlal Crounse
II0cl < . Mill IU
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. 0.IOI1IULL . CONTRACTOR & BUILDER ,
paper hanging . house and sign painting . brick
work plastering : oillce . room I. Darker ! Ik. :
tel. 735 : shop. 221 Iard : tel. 408. JI1
Srockholdors' Meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
reglar
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
South Platte Land company will be hell at
the office of said company In Lincoln Neb .
ot 1 o'cloclt a. m. , on the first Wednesday
In March , 1895. being the 6th day oC the
month.
Dy order of the Board oC Directors ;
R. O. PHILLII'S Secretar
Lincoln. Neb. , l eb. 4. 1895. Ftm30t
- . . - - We send the mrre1nus French E
lleineihy CALYHOS tree , sil , ,
M E legal . guaranteothat tLtLIIo8 witi
, ' wl.ol , Discharge , , . EmIssion , .
fr'8E ( JuItF I0enn.torrbcs.O'arIreceIe
P , k sad IIESTORE Lout VIgr.
' ' 1kL 1. Use ilad av iJsat jled.
& 4drsVON MOl-IL CO. .
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RAILWAY TIIE CARD
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OmahA _ Union Depot 10th & MIen 81s1 Omaha
ioiodii..flerigar : Express..8:40am . :
4:35pm : 131k. hills . Mont. . & Puget Snd. Jdr.hl :4I'm :
4:35pm..Denver : Express. . . . . . . . . 4:10pm :
GCpm.Nebrll'a : Local ( except Sunday ) . 4:1011 :
8htam.Llncoln : Local ( except SundaylllCam ) :
2:45pm..Fast Mall ( for . Sundayl:25m ) Daly. . . . .
Lave jC1IICAOO . DUm.INO'I'ON & Q.IArrlves
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.nJha : " . . . . .Chlcago Vetbule. . . S'IJ . . . a :5Om :
9:50am. : . . . . . .Cnlcgo Express. . , . . . . . . : lpm
llCOpm..Cllirago : and Ht. Louis SpecIal , , .
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IGpm..Chlcago Loul 8:00om
U:35am..laclc : Junction Local. . . . . 6:10pm :
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Omaha Union Depot. 10th & Mason Stat Omaha
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IOam. : . . . . . Estem Maon.LOmahA :
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. :55m..110. : . Valley Lcal. . . . . . .10:30pl :
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lmCAo : HPCIFIC. - - .
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EAST.
31:0Oon.AtIuntio Express ( cx Sunday ) . , , 6:05pm :
1:0am".Atanto
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. Omahaiflepotllth and " ' .hster SI. I Omaha
210pnl..a't Mal aDd 5xpreaa..l4C3pm ; :
2:10pm.ex. : ( 8d. ) Wyo. Ex lxpree.lt:6pm ( . :
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6:10pm..St.l'aul : . : " l xpre8" ex " . " . " " . , .10:31 :
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_ Omhol Dept Jh and Webslertls JArV
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( nllha Union lep2 , 1 _ & . : Omaha
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2Oopmllegtrice : & Stronuib'g jSx . ( cc . Sun ) . ' Upm :
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6:15pm. . . . . . . .Fat . Mall. . . . . . . . . . 4:10pm :
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9:00am..Kansas : City Day Express , , , , ,
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1.5m..8t. : Lull hdxprs.s. . . . . . . . , : oam
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BLXT lULLED ' bi < ISS GING
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Dmmnto Rcoit1 of tho-Kiing and Event
Leading - u9 1 It.
TELLS TIE WIOlE STkON : TIE STAND
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harry hayward 'hroAi/1l to lUl , Ills
Wile It Ito Hid Not1ulls JIhllng
-Hail n Fcarf9 : . Struggle
with lhls ( .
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MINNEAPOLIS , Feb. G.-The mass of pre
Cllory evldenco In the trial of Harry Hawad
for the m\rd r of Catherine Glng having
been cleared away . the state this morning
sprung a surprise by placing Claus A. IIixt ( .
the 'aleg accomplice , oC ldrr & ) hayward on
the sland. He seemed calm enough 18 lIe
was led I Into the court room bel\'cen two
ocers. Harry HnY\Ard had evidently nol
expected to see hIs alleged accomplice so
soon but ho simply 100ktl mllly astonlshell
as the janitor of the Ozark flats took a scat
near him. But he betrayed 10 uneasiness
or dislike ot the man. ' Dlxl sat with his
hat On hIs knees and hIs hands crossed over
It. His wife sat leAr him , looking very pale
and apprehen8lve. hayward himself appeared -
peared 10 be In good health , all 80 far ns external .
ternl appearances go not perturbed. The
case of lhe stale against Blxl : had been set
for today nut ! It was generally supposed that
ho had been brought Into court that It might
ho resel. There was a murmur o [ surprise
therefore , when County Atorey Nyc at
Ihl opening of court today , cahieti In n clear
Voice "Claus AIred nhlxt. "
Tilt ? slale's malr wlllcss walked firmly 10
the desk anti took the oath with hand held
high above him. The attitude seemed one
almost of defiance and his facial expression i
, retracted 10thing from this Impression. ;
10 mounted the witnols stand and sat com- I
Iosedly with his hands tossed In front of I
him evidently , a characteristIc attittide. la ' - I
ward never mo\ed his eyes from the itmati
. him anti seclnlngly endcav-
gazing intently nt an < cteav-
orlng IQ read his puqJOSCS. nut nlxt looked
an'whero rather than at la\\'nul I
Mr Nye first drew out s6me InformatIon as
to his antecedents and his Employment as
janitor for the 1layvarde. In answer to
'queslons from Mr. Nyc Dlxt related how for
six or seen'eels before the murder larry
accustoiiied 10 come down Into
hayward was acclslomed do\n
tim engine room and have long talks with
hliflL - Ulxt pointed out the rooms on the
diagrm or the fats where . they were Ic-
custom cd tQ lalk anti went on to sa ) that
along In November Hayward bEgan to talk
to him about doing some outside work In a
newspaper casc. This brought an objectIon
from tile defense and the , court ordered the
state to snake a foundation for the Introluc- l
lon of such leslmony first.
Accordingly thc examiner took up ot once
the Gng matter. Bixt told how ho had :
witnessed the note gh'cn by Miss Glng for
$1,000 to Hay\ard. lIe said ' he had been
instructed 'by : Harry to say when he saw
tIm 1le , of bills , "Jesns Christ ! I What n lot
of money ! " The note wasfered In evidence
and was found toC dated November 24. nln\
days before the murde : ; i''tIHit night In the
basement ot the ozarl'i tfrry had said to
him : " 1 al going ,10 : Id l , ' ] her 1 did not
leI her have $1,000. I ; "r only 2000. I
am going 10 take her around where I have
taken her hero and gaInbhias high os $1.090
pn her. I am going to dde her to a re-
taurant and have her h rfo the money 'nnd
tell tier how careless se'dl.bcn. , "
"Afterwards . " contlnudj3hlxt . "he told me
thaI ho took her-alounc tl(1 restaurant and
had her show the monoyrUlnd she placed It
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PECULIAR4PQ.VJER [
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A TEST EXPERIMENT
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or new discoveries there Is no end , but
one of the mosl recent , most remarkable and
one which will prove Invaluable 10 thousands
or people Is a discovery whIch I Is believed
will take the place of all other remedIes for
the cure or those common and obstinate dls-
Clad . dyspepsia and stomach .troubles. This ,
discovery Is not a loudly advertised , secret
patent medIcine but I a scientific com lna.
lon of wholesome ; perfectly harmless vege-
table essences fruit salts . pure pepsin and
blsmulh. " 1
These remedies are combined In lozenge
form . pleasant 10 take will prCer\ its good
qualities Indefinitely . whereas all liquid medicines -
cines rapIdly lose whatever good qualities
they may have had as soon as uncorked and
exposed to the air ,
This preparation Is called Sluarl's Dyspepsia -
sia Tablets , and It Is claimed that one of
these tablets .or Iozengcrs will digest from
300 to 3.000 times its own weight of meat .
eggs and other wholesome ' ood. And this
claIm has been proven by actual experIments
In the following manner. A hard boIled egg
cut Into smal pieces wat placed In a bottle
containing warm water heated 10 ninety-eight
degrees ( or blood heat ) . one or these 'rablets
was then placed In the bottle and the proper
temperature maintained for three hours and
a half . at the end of which time the egg was
as completely digested as I would have been
hi a healthy stomach This experIment was
undertaken ' to demonslrato that what I would
do In the bottle I , would also do In ( lie stom-
'neh , hence its unquestionable value In the
cure oC dyspepsia and weal digestion. Very
few people are free from some form oC IndI-
geston , but scarcely Iwo wIll have the same
symptoms. Some will suIer most from distress -
tress after eating . bloating from gas .In lie (
stomach and bonels , others have acid dyspepsIa -
pepsIa or heartburn others palpitation or
headaches sleeplessness , pains In ehesl and
under shoulder blades , extreme nervousness
as In nervous dyspepsia , but they all have
same catise failure 10 properly digest what Is
eaten . Tile stomach muet have rest and ns-
slslance , and Stuarl's DyspepsIa Tablets give
II both , by digesting tbe food for It and In
a short lime It Is reslored 10 its normal
action alHI vigor . At same time the Tablets
are so harmless thaI I child can take them
with benefit. ThIs new prepualon lies al-
ready made many astonishing cures . as for
instance the following :
After using only one package of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets I have received audi great
and unexpected benef Ijat I wlh 10 ex-
Press my sincere griztltufe In act It has
been six months since 1 took the ( package
and I have not had one particle oC dlslress
or difculy since. ArdCnhl this In the face
of the fact that the ( bpt doctors I consulted
fold me my case was tchronlo ( Iysppsla and
absolutely incurable as 1 had suffered twenty-
five years. I diatrlbutetl " half a dozen packages -
ages among my friens here who are very
anxious 10 try this renedy.
AiltS. SA HAi A. SlmI I.S.
I.ynnvleoJasper Co. . Mo.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by drug-
IS8 everywhere and ° 1aduCacluret by The
Stuart Co : . Marshall . Mich.
Stiff '
mud ;
tams miring down to their
hocks j ha1' pulng } ; tri vel'
swearing i sun sinking i last
load for the day i home at
lat i team housed and fed i
Mexican Mustang Liniment
rubbed on the strained ( mus
des 111 tendols to insure
sound and lmbC' legs for
tJJ.lflorroy's toil 'rhus the I
wheels go lOUI au a thlfy
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In a tumbler while she ate . anti some one else
told her she wOllld b kied for her money. "
hIAOtltY'S SCIE m } 'OI Tm MUI1UBIt.
"Old ho MY anything more ? "
" \es ; ho said ho was going to have her
life Insured and then ki her. lie saId he
was going , to drive out and find n lllaeo
where there were some rocks nn(1 ( throw
her on the ( rocks , anti then they would think
It was n runaway . lie wanted me to go to
St. Paul amI gel an overcoat. a slouch hat
and a revolver like the one ho had. 1 said
I would not do II. One day larr ) came Into
the boiler room with C piece oC Trai four
feet long and wanted me In t cut I In two. 1
s11 I could not llo II , but a man showed me
how anti I did it. Iorry took the shorter
piece put It tinder ] his coal and went upstairs.
Afterwards I showed the officers where the
other leeo was. "
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This piece ot rail was olerel In evidence
anti identified . Blxl contnuld : " 10 wanted
me to go out somewhere and get a hitched
horse. Ho sl11 he would . drive out seine-
whlr with Miss Gliig. Ole wou11 Mop some
money nlil get her to go after It. Then he
wouhl , slrilo her on the hell with the T
rail end leave her there all start the horse
10 running away. lie wanted Inc 10 make a
lIst ot all the things ho had In his pockets
when he welt , so that ho shoull not lose cur-
while ' that would turn UI
thing whie away woull agailst
Illm ns ovhence. ] This was Saturday night
bofore. The next morning ho clmo down
antI asked lBS if I 1 eer heard ot people
gcttliig killed In el valorl. lIe sAid ho would
gellng the elevator wlh her and strike her
on the head enl then put her on the floor . so
slarlell It would cut
that when the elevator I wou11
off her head. "
At this hero was n low murmur ot horror
that rang through lie assenoblage.
"I : a11 I would not 00 that , " went on lllixt .
"Hayward said that every time Miss Glng
"layward sa11
came Into his reel and put her arms around
lilt neck he wanted to put a knife Into the
" and Ihlixt . with an ox-
11- - - . Dlxt. wlh
, sllowed how harry wanted
Ilrcsslvo gesture sho\ed Inrr )
to stab the woman. , "I said to him : 'llarry .
can't you ' noake money some other way ?
This Is the 'malc n\Culest thing I ever heard. ' lie
saidI : , 'You're n cowar,1 Your conscience Is
hurting ) 'ou. If I hall her antI a lOg ] I'll
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shoot her amId leave the dog. ' That evening
he caIne down wIth her to _ the boier room
and sho\\'e\ her things. The next morning .
' Monda about 11. o'cloek , he handed
that1' 1
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me his walch. n box of cartridges and a roll
of inouieY antI loll me 10 hub them In a tn
box so loot ( if he was arrested they woull
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not be 'found. The watch was' gold , and ho
said there was $50 In mooney there. 1
PUt , Ilero In the anlc , and when
, hiIi1. where 1 hail
I tout \
toll hll\
, II he c.ahled seen n ll-d fool and said
Placed
IllCI,1 ! aled " ' Icolt l for it.
thc(1 (
thirt" : , Wits Iho ( Irst place ) I.
tur WIS hollow tree In Iso
lie said l hut It In n
le sa11 . lie said the 110ney'aR nol all good ,
\oods. but that II SOle of It wa rreen ooJs. lie
said there wesgoliog to be 1 [ uleral.lhlre bo-
Core the 10th no matter how I haPI'onld. He
' ' anti
here
' ' ' she'll be brought
saul : 'ot 'courc'she'l
salo' \'cry'sorry alJ I'l have 10 sit up nil
nht with the corpse. and after the coroner
wih
! I'll east
has hail his eamlnnlol then Il go
with the body. ' lie said he hall to have
$15,000 to carry out his plans In tIme cast. lie
would gel $10,000 out or tills anll he would
ha\'Q to make $5,000 In soml other way.
10W DLIXT WAS WON OVER.
"I.ale that evening he came In . with a pint
bottle or whlsly. He saId : flhix ( . hero's
belie
some whlslt ' I said I did not walt ally .
'You - foohi' he said 'thls ain't common
whiskY. ' Then I took I and ranlt hair oC It.
Then he sa1l 'She's got 10 die tonight and 1
you've got 10 help 1000. ' 1 said : 'harry .
aln'l ' 3'oti got any other way 10 make loney I
titan to kill that poor little girl ? ' lie said :
tmn nothing 10 kIll people. Ive killed two
other peple. ' He said one was a Chinaman ,
but hc did not say who the other was. He
said he wounded 1 third. I said I couldn't
sa\l help him do it. lIe said Id got to or he
. did nol attenlion
would kill me. I pay any atenfon
10 that and then ho said that he'd kill my
wife I told him : 'Whatever you do do
not hurt my wIfe. You case do whnt you
like with nie . but don't touch my wie ! ' "
At the recollection of this the witness broke
down utterly and sobbed like a child.
Resuming his narratIve . Blxt saId : "I
fnaly said to hhn'd do as ho liked . , but lie.
musl not hurl IHywle He wanted mo 10'
sign a receipt , tar revo\vC. but I wchIld
not - lI gave me , six long cartridges , and ,
six short ones to Ipul . land , after It was
11' ' ' one T was to 'change' the cartridges.
Then ho told mo to go out Hennepin avenue
to Ken wood and walt for loini. When ho'
came 1 was to follow hlm.1 Prety soon I
saw him coming across a lot nnd I followed
him. Then ho Dlopped I buggy and , I came '
up and be told mo to' gel Into It and drive
along 1 got In and ho said to keep ] our
heads Inside. Then he said 10 Miss Olng :
'This man Is 'In ' the gang. ' Then we drove
out Honnepln avenue and I did nol see him
again unt afterwards " . _
"After a while shoe asked mo l Hayward
was buying green gOQds. I told leer 1 dId
not Imow. She afked mo what 1 had down
by my side and 1 said It was 1 revolver thnt
Harry told mo to take. She kept looking
out all lie tIme and I kept thInking. 1
was a fight In my head all the Ume. I
thought I would get out and then I thought
of 1Y wife and stayed In the buggy. I
tried ten tImes to do It and I was always
fighting In my head. Finally I fired and hit
her wher he said I should Then , she threw
her head back like this. I went on about
thlrly Qr forty yards further and then I
thought Id have to get her out. I moved
her I legs so , then she went out . so , and
struck her head on tile wheel and then she
went over on thin ground "
The acton accompanying this recital was
, dr'matc as the wItness with Iptted hands
threw hIs whole body forward as though
falling. ' lie then told how he returned from
the scene of , the murder down town and
went to South Minneaholla to establsh an
alibi and at last returned to the Ozark.
At the afternoon sessIon Bixt was agaIn
put on the stand and aslted 10 tel any
part 'oC ( ito . story , ho had forgotten In the
morplng. .ne said : "A day or two after
Iho mrder. Harry ame downstairs and I
asked him 1 he could hold it. Ho said he
had been In the sweat box , but ho would not
give It away , not In forty years "
Mr Erwin then began a long and searching
crtoss-examination. He first drew out that
Dlx , bad ( old hiS story to numerous people .
including the city attorneys , the sheriff . time
jailer and his 'own attorney. Erwin ques-
toned him closely about lho sweating pro-
css to which he W4S subjecled before time
confession was drawn from him. But tile
lawyer tried ( In vain to shake his original
story ; lo repeated It without substantial
alteration. lIe said ho was a chanFee man !
now and a happy noan He knew he was
ol'glven antI had a home wih ( God In heaven
He was telling time truth now although he
had led In 'his fIrst conesslon.
"What did these men do who were wlthi
wih
yon ? "
"Those men ? " repeated Bixt , In surprl .
"Yes , those macu . " . . '
"Thero were not any men wllh me "
Dlxt said tIme clothes ho hae on were
lho' ones wern that nigimt being the only
ones ho had. Erwin at once offered them In
evidence.
The jury examined them and round what
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they lhought might bo spots of blood , Erwin
I asked room. that hllIxt'a coat - remain In to court
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flow tIme ' \111 hears .
How the vCsel tones at seal Reader did
you ever cross the "briny ? " I so . we will
bal I good cigar you were sea , sick Don't
deny time soft Imp achment. I you had Hos-
tetter's Stomach Bitters wIth you , you were
all right , olherwlse not This medicinal cordial -
dial relieves every disturbance oC the stonoach
liver and bowels , malaria rheumalsm and
kidney troubles and Is hIghly commended
by tourists and commercial . Ira\'eler.
TilE nl AI.)111I.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record February
. G. 185 ;
WAIIANTY 1113181)5.
I J Olsen 10 , Iena .lacubaon . w 1-3 of e t51
feet of n 12G ½ feet of lot 2 , Iuel : 6. Cun-
mtinghamn's I ull \ . . . . . . . . ! . . . . . . . . . . , 60)
Hame 10 same . W t4 oC e 10 feet of uemmite . . 6
a I' Jackson and wife to 0 U Shand , hart .
lot I. In lax lot wle . In 10-15.13. . . . . . lart . . 2.10
1 I Alien timid wle to 0 1' Davis coin-
iauiy. Iota n , 19 and 2) . block 21 , Wal.
nut hut . . . . . . . . . . . 2. . . Ilok . . . . . . . . . . . 10
o I , Miller and wife 10 lymnati Itleltardaun .
In l.ymOI
lot 3. block < . \'est ( . n.I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,0
C 1' II\en. trustee . and wife to American
Investment conipamiy. lot 13. Archer 1'lle. I
ComIAI
lticitnrii lCalisii to B 3) Kalisli . lot 8. block
1chani , Ihlnn'l Iul.h . . . . . I . . ) . laIBh. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60
James Ionnel ) 10 Annie 10nn'I ) ' . lot 2
und c 16 2.3 fN1 let I. I blol , 4. hillside
add No.2 : lot 23. block 11 ; lot 13 , Iuck
ald . Brown park ) . . . . ! . . . , . li . . . . 1 . . ! . . . . G.O )
QUIP C.AIM , I)118D5.
1 [ A Grover to A J G/"er , lot 63. Burr
. Oak . . . . . . . . , . . . . . / . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 2
l A Leonie to At A Grover same. . . . . . . . C
11 nl.
Special ma.llr to 0 F DAvis . company , lot
1. Oak 111 No. I. . . . ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 0
Same to 0 U hlertzog . lot 00 , S U ltoera'
Oknhomu . . lertzg. . . . . . . . . . . Z . I . . . 10ierl' . . . . . - 1.070 "
Total amount of transferS . . . . . . . . . , 10.Ua I
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WORSE \ ] IDDlE TUAN ! EVER
Union Pacfo Will Not Open the Ogden
and Denver
Gateways ,
BOYCOTT AGAIN DECLARED IN FORCE
( h'lrIRI1 MAkes 1llRn" , tOt Tnlc ! Away ,
time lrrnth of Other Ihutea-Miqonrl
! lclle Wilt tot COlne In tlnleu
thn Union l'Relle ilnea .
CIOGO. I cb. G.-Western passenger at-
fairs have gene to the bAll all nl once anti
are noIn n worse nllldlo lh/I / they have
been nt nio' tmo luring the past six weeks
Tho' Union h'aciflo Is Iho cause ot the llf.
culy , and 10 say that the represontalvcs ot
( too olher lines are weary ot lie ( manner In
which that Ino acts Is putting , I mniidiy.
To begin withm . General lassrnger Agent
t.olax of the Unlol Pacific nnno\loe,1 today
that his hue 1111 not Inloll to ol'en ul' lie
Oregon Short Llmoo ns was announced " on Sat-
urla ) ' . I \ vas first claimed that the resohtm-
ton offered In lie meetnr by : . I.omax
opening up thin Short Line was mlslulorsloOl
by all the other lnes , and thl In reality
lie Union Pacific hind 10 InlEntlon oC ollenlnr
UI ) the Oregon Short I.lne. Tile other lilies
Intimated very Ilosltvdl thai they hued miol
misunderstood the resolutlomo . nnll Iho Unlol
Paelfo then clahnell that II hail heen entrapped .
.
trapped nud that In any event It would not
open UI the Oregon Short Line. This nn-
nounceinciot sent maiers hack with a jerk
to the original positioii the boycott ngalnst
the Union Pacific by ( lie Hock Island eli
' declared In force , ntiil
Burlngton was again ( nlll
maters were worse than al the beginning.
for everybody was Cul or wrath and sIgns of
an nreement were far less numerous lmn
s'mlltoms of I fight .
Time Union Pncllc then , Ielanlte,1 tIm In-
serlon or a rule In lie rate sheet gl\lng
lie ( In1resslon that mIca [ rum Missouri river
points to San Frniicisco all uther ihlformiia
CjtornlJ
! points were applicable omol3' I or' Its liioe.
This ' was \Irlualy nsltng the olher. ( ramis-
contnental hues to admit that the Uulnn
Pacific was , tIme only road between lie Mis-
satin river alotl CalIfornia. The otlibr llos :
aul Caloria. In
lost tin ( hue In refusing this Ilrollosilon. nll
there lie maier rests for the lrC3cnt. The
situation has been further cOllllcled by
the announcement or lie ( Missouri Plcllc
hint II will nol become a member of the
Western Trunk I.lno conlnllee until the
Union Pacific has Jolncd I.
TIle passenger representatves 6r tile Central -
tral Traffic assocIation hues met today for I
the purpose ot conslderlnl differential rates !
In toll of tIme association ' . I
01 portons o Issoclalon lerrlor }
After a long dlscnssloln II was Ieeldcd tQ ,
allow the matter to rest with a board of
arbiraton , to be composed or three members
who are 10 be seleclell later.
'O UlmUI.A''I 11115 It\I.IO\I .
, -
StntQ Conll11.lon Created II " Hlln ; tn
Sclto ni to Qllstnn .
CHEYENNE , Feb. 5.-Speclal { Telegram. )
-A bill creating I state board of railroad
commissIoners was introduced In. the house
ot the Wyomln/ legislature loday. The bill
provides that the board shall bo compose
ot the secretary of slate , state treasurer anti
engineer. They shall elect a secretary or
tIme board , who shall be pal a salary of
$ (00 per annum. I provides that time
bcard shall have general supervision ot the
railroads of thio stale and pver to rrgulate
and fix passenger and freight Iransportatou
rates , and to prohibit dlscrlmluaton on the
hart of the railroads In time Interest of any
class of shippers.
The house passed , n bill establIshing a state ,
soldIers' home. Is ] the . intention to Itl I 7 < '
lie buIlding of , the , Asylum' for hoe l3ilmid.
Dca : und 'Dumb ' 'in ! Cb pyeqnefor ' ' the , use of
the : hionoe the same' not belhg' required at
' Iresent' for the purpose for which 'I'as'
'conslructed. , Thirty thousand acres orf the
Jards granted 10 the tate for use of char-
Hablo institutions are set asIde for the ben-
eft of he hO le. . "
ONE Htli\En . - IS SUFFICIENT.
dude Jenkltisr.Rcconit000da the 1wo Others
" to Itecign.
CHICAGO , 'Ffb ; G.-Judge Jenkins tOday
prosente his decision In the matter oC lie
compensaton ( [ tie receivership of the Chicago -
cage & 'Northern' Pacifc railroad. He allowed
the three ofc rs , Morgan Howaland and
Vannorden $18000 ; as compensation up to
February 1 of , this year. After that date
he lxes tIle salary at $7.GOO a year. Judge
Jenkins says that ho alows the $18.000 In
I lump to the three because the vlrloua lac-
tons of , slockholders Insisted on having ' three
receivers 10 expresses the opinion , how-
ever that two of the receivers would better
resign , as one Is sufilcient . and ho wIll allow
compensation for but one.
I'oslpolot Olin "rochold"r" Moetinr .
PEORIA , Feb. G.-A meeting oC Itock-
holders of the Lake Erie & Western railroad
to vote on the acquisition of the Indian-
apolls . Decatur & Western was to have been
held In this city this morning bu it was
postponeil until Febrtmary 12. There were
present \V. 11. Hackedorn , general attorney ,
and A. C. Thomas , assiuant treasurer.
$ olil for it."irgmnniztt lot , ,
I PITTSLOUI1G , Feb. 5.-Tue Western New
Yorlc & Pennsylvania road was sold here
today to Frederick Strauss of New York ,
representing the reorganization comnoluee
of the second mortgage bondholders. The
itrice was 11,000,000 auth the assuming of $ J0-
000,000 first mortgage bonds.
' ( him River Itoitui hums itnov Oluuuimiger ,
PARICFIRSI3URG . Va , , Feb. 5-George
A. Burt of New York , an experienced railroad -
road and steamboat COinJafl ) ' ziianager , wus
appointed today general Inanager of ( lie
Ohio River railroad , with lmeadquarters at
Parkersburg.
p
Hallway Notes ,
President Clark is expected In Omaha
Tltursday.
.
, .v. H. Lucas , Florida passemoger agent of
the "Suaiiee River Haute" to Florida , Is in
( lie city ,
General Manager Dickinson , Freight Tramc
Manager Munroo and several other hmeatis of
departments of ( ho Union Pacific , left for
Ienvor Monday to take up matters of tie-
tall with ( lie Union Pacific , Denver & Gulf
plople ,
On and after February 12 , the Billings.
ChIcago train , which has been leavhuig Dill-
ingot at 9:30 : p. in. , will leave ut 9:80 : a , no. , on
account of the Northern PacifIc changing
( moe. The Burlington train ovIll , therefore ,
connect with train No. 2 , leavIng Omaha at
4:45 : p , m. instead of 11:50 : i ° . uii.
Purify your blond , tone tip thio system , and
regulate the dlgcltlve organs by taking hood's
Sarsaparilla , Sold by nil druggists.
VifIcii Tliotisiitd , for mi Fall ,
Sarah Munro is suing the Fremontr 181k-
horn & Missouri Vaijey ltalhroad comnpany
( or $15,000 for damages sustained whIle rid.
lug on one of thin cnuoopaioy'a traimis. She
alleges ( hat on . October 7 of lust year
whiehi ( lie ( rain utile was cii reached Seribner
It stopped and ( lie t'iigine wts : useil ( a uk ,
sonoo switchiliog. 1Vhmilc , ( hue switchminui was
going on the iilalntitf ven ( to ( lie rear of
tile car for it. driuik of s'ztter , and shdle alto
was stmtnding there thus engine struck thu
car with great force , ttmrowlmig lice to tue
lloor. Sims suffered hiernianemot injuries , for
which she does hoot thiinhc $15,000 ( Oil much
recompense. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
iilmirriisgo I.tet'uiacs , '
The following stoarriago licenses % vcro ii-
sued yesterday :
Name and Address. Ago.
lerank Illumques ( , Omalma . , , , , , , , . , , , , , , , , , , 25
.
ldllero Olson , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )
James Ii , lloillngsworth , , lenver , , . , . . . . . . , CI )
Annie If. Sciieil Iowa City. , , , , , , , , , , . , , , , , , 12
Anton Vhas'k , omaha , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 27
Augusta Sediuk , Ornolla , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , 2J
When Baby was sick , we gave liar cartoria.
When she -vas a Child , shi cried for Coatorlo.
When the became hiss , bbo ehwi Lu ( tiatoria ,
When elm bad ClMdrcn , also garuthieiau Castcrii'
-aiv
WTORR1ED WTOIEI
Why Do They Worry When It
is Needless , S
HOW TOAVOID IT.
Tiico k ua Serct Utinan iii 'eiirly Au V'orry-
liietmt % 'hflehi I. ti , be. I. humid lii time tI
lOttieI , 1'lL'tmlaniv'a. , I
It wonoclo only hsntl perfect health nine-
tcnhs cit cli tiio woryliog vlmlchi tlmc'y now tb
eoultl be Avoided , When a roman Is sick
she can moot help worryimig.
Now ( lie Ctiihso of licarly all woman's
sickiies arises fromn ( lie seine source. MOn
get sick from various causes. hint mu votnati'n
trotmbhc's nrc Peculiar to herself , It is itti-
fortutoate , but it is trite , nail yet licarly all
this trouble might be avoided. There is it
sovereign renietly for women , lb you , atk
what it is ? htcatl what route lathes hare 4
soul :
Mrs. A. Luillauoo of Ciielee , Mass , , says :
' 'Ctilldbirtlt caiiibinrol with tIm grip brought
boo to ( ls tiortler of ( lie grave until my hits-
band and friends gave iioo lip to tile , I
shall always be thalokiuil thit at that time I
ltegaio ( ho tmso of a reineily of whIch I lund
licaril mitch , antI ( lint I 'as restored to ltealtli
enil owe tmiy life emutirely to Voriicr's Safe
Ctmre. "
Mrs. Dr. O'lela 1311mm , uoiedlcal susperin-
temiilent of tlio \ \ 'orltingVomnali's hioiou , Chicago -
cage , says : " 1 ProscrIbe \Vmirtoar'n Safe
Ciirci iii itiy geloeral PractIce , and it gives tue
great Pleasure to l'eCoioitooolhil it , "
Mrs. Il. L. Tylidalo of i'ackeron ( , Penn , ,
says : "Several years ago I brgail my citango
of life , and for iieiiriy three years I coulit
eat zoothiliog but crackers ntoti water , I liuu (
PCi mis lit ( ho back , i miihatoonint lomo , and severe
voiloitilig sPells. I cotmhd ioot sheep , amid was
oveak anti iicrvous.Vlieii nimioost , as it
seeiioetl , at ( he brink of ( Ito grave , I was
restored to perfect health by ( hue use of
\'armier's Safe Cumre , amid am better thiait
ever before lii loty lIfe. "
Mrs. C. Murphy , Triminniiahitirg , N , Y. ,
says : "A low years ago I was troubled
with nervous Prostration (0 sUch an extent
( hint sleep was vell iiighi impossible , cud I
felled rapidly , Forttliluitel ) ' , fliy attention
vas called \Viirner's Safe Cure , and as a
result of Its tine , I aiti ciimed atid liiOst heart-
lI1 rccbniioicnii it to. all simileters amioomig mn
sex , " .
Mrs. J. Ilallowell , restdiiog at 2137 Seventh
nveiitie , N. Y , , says : "I hIavo been a sreat
sufferer froioi kiihioey trouble , amoti any
VOillflfl who has been miiiniliorly nitected
ltiiows whtnt I suffered ; bitt I am happy to
say timat by ( Ito use \Vnriier'st Safe Cure I
have beemi restored to perfect health , have
rccoiohluemids its usc to mitiutiercuis fm'iciods ,
niod ioiako ( hIs statement with great 101035.
tire , " -
'Flie list coulil be prolongeth snore than ( lie
space of thia ) apcr vetiltl portoolt , but dccii
it moot show ( lint all , ntod more ( lion all , that
has beeiu asserted \\'arsocr's Safe Cure , as
a ' ' % s onoamu's friend , ' ' is ( rue , aioti will you
not act UlDfl the suggestions these stateiiients
contain ?
( . I , , : ' ' ' :
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Yale'sS S
Skin
Food
Removes wrinkles and all
traces of age. It feedsthrough
the pores and builds up the
fatty membranes and wasted
tissues , nourishes the shriveled
and shrunken Skill , tones and
invorates the nerves and mus-
des1 enriches the ilnpoerishcd 7
blood vessels , and supplies
y uth and clacticity to the action -
tion of the skin ; It's perfect.
Beware of substitutes and
,
counterfeits , Yale's Original
Skin food , price $1.50 and $3.
At all drug stores , ,
MME. N. YALE , Health , tund Couiiploxou $
Spi'ciiiiis ( , Yalu Tetimlilo of Ihoiiuty , 140 Stilts
street , Uullcimgo. .
S S
CUPID1N1
Is tile Creat Life Oiyer. .
11 P 1 18 13 N II bnllds tip
. . retru.'shiusilivlgoraiesmihj S
cXhiUsted ctrgumia of the '
. 500iiy , It Is thus great
egeialt1u vitalizer ( lint
destron thu gerimos of
, thuutt iiisiuhloua iiiscao
-
. v1tlchi baa Oinstei , thu
. strength cit our oumig
There are hitnitiredsot
youiig uiiitl mildtlhu : uigcd
liocil wittiso steno force
are tbechliiing , vhio sumirer from cielitlifatimig S
dreamiitu anti tiioc ills which follows from cx.
ceases said over ludulgtiut'es iii early hifo.
( UI'IENE will give you hack 'ourhlfe.
Toil will be as i'w'rfuliy stromag nficr'ls use us
you are imouv jiur1eiitl' vetti.
Are you lii a Ttrematllro cnn.
thltloiit thlil'11)iNI8 will
IIU ? " _ stili' ' ( lila waste lii a tortiiighi ( or
U 'I ( iiu weesue.
p Ilimpoiciley terhhlty , inetital
. iutcttiiatitlcat 010 quitkiy ctlretA
i.--LJ ititti sevtiily 10'
J' lilOi'C , bt' tlteuzo
cY . of CUl'l115Z'tlI.
) ( EJ'1 IIIINI' :
ClIres Lost 0.lams.
hood , 1.os of hiriiiui I'ower , Cost-
, iimiim't itoul ci f thm Jirahmi I i'uruiat'a ) ,
bleullesaliess Lack cit l'ower , ills ,
r.imiesii h'aiiia jim thu hack , Nervous
l'rostraultui ? llt'bllil '
. , utvuiiis i'
\'iirletrolu , Comistipiitlon uimiil will .S
surely Iir1u Lsek'tiiu lust itvec
of UiitU.
Protiuiiti ilirrica nil' out
UiitU.I ' I iliuig uttil so ititiiuiigeui lnt'mi ,
I 'miturged lrtJstutuglMutI needs
- ' - - . ' a quieiing yet lverfui rrziio-
- uiiiil , m-itchi iii '
j-\\ tigcmmt - tUh'J'
; \ DENI : . L'eo cu1Jiw.Nleamii (
' . . -tS\ \ iuvoiil a tleiiiereuis uperatioil.
' , u 3 ( uitrauitt'o in uvritlio
S , ait.l uiimuioy retilrmit'Ii I rivemm .
,
Ill
C ) lS six l.oxca. ( luiiiraiitce Cosit
' , iiii oneS orders jut ( too
( ho seine. 582.110 00 ItuX , d
Itlixos for f3.Ot ) his' immnhl , 1,000 'l't'stimno-
ii1s , Semiit fur lice ( 'It'tilarsLltld testimnoiiittli ,
Addrcss au mail orders to
DAVOL MI3DICINI CO.
1' . 0 , Hex 1O7fl , Piimuu I"vateissco , Cal.
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4JOODMAN IltUO CO. , 1113 V'srm.aii'st.