Nebraska Newspapers

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SPEC1RL NOTICES.
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tern until 18130 p. in. for Ilio rvrnlnRnnil
until H p. m. for the morning aud Sumiar
edition ,
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Chrclc , rnn linre nnmrr * nildrrcucd to a
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Mtcra ou nililrcmicil will lia ilrllrcroil upon
frtsrntntlon of the rhcrk on I jr. llntm ,
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lierrnftrrt ? > othlnc ( tnken tor UM tlmn UOo
lor first Insertion.
'Jbeso aiUcirtlscincntl irinst tun consccu-
lively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED. TO LEARN THE WATCHMAKER S
trad" , by n young man who cnn r | > cnl < EnKllth ,
German nnd Polish ; ulll furnlMi own tools.
Address EJ J. Mclvohncr , Columhui. Neb.
A M7W 2J
WANTED MALE HELP.
BALARY l'AII > WEEKLY TO LIVE MEN ;
experience not necessary. Apply 1J1C DiURlns.
11-2'JS AM
TWO COATMAKHRS WANTED I1Y S. FRm'H ,
Iloatrkc. Neb. II 707-17'
WANTED , ooon HNFHtOETio soi.tciToits
for Nebraska , Knns.is , Missouri anil other
stnti > s ; none but men of ijood nddrtM need
apply. Call or address lloom 12Vnrc block.
-M7il6 19
WANTED. DISTRICT MANAGERS TO REP-
res'nt the United Stntis llpnevolent society
1'njn sick , accident nnd fitnernl benefits. Cost
11.0) per month. Address J. II. Pitcher , necie-
tury. Hnglnaw. Hast Side , Mlchlcan.
WANTED , W13 PAY MEN AND WOMBN * I5 CO
for selling25 worth of our goods , money nonl
us iifler order * nre tiiken , freight pild. outnt
free. Address Tablet Depot , Cincinnati. O
| J 'MclT 18
WANTEDFJiMAIK iiELP.
I'IKST CLASS 01ULS AT SCANDINAVIAN Y.
\V. home , Oinc * 1015 Capitol avenue. Tel. 1237
C 72J A1S *
AUK YOtT IIONKST. SOIIKIt , INDUSTliro US T
If no , insaKe with u for 1S95 ; l ) a month ,
13.600 n year ; you tan mnk - II env sit hours
n ilny Our aienta di not complain of hnru
tlmen Why ? They nre maKlnic money wlllnK
our Perfection Dlfh VVniht-r , the only practical
family \\nnher minufiictunil ; v\a li"rtrlcs
nnd pillshes JlshcD perfectly In two minutes ,
no experience necep ary ; n child of 8 operates
It easily , cheap ami durable : weight , thlrtein
pound" , maile of anti-runt fheet steel : capac
ity , 100 pieces ; $10,009 for Ita viiuul , every fam
ily wants line : > ou don't have to cnnvasn ; n
noon as people know you have It for sale
they semi for n dish washer ; each BRent n
territory protected ; no c mpetltlon , we fur
nish unrnpln ( nclihs six pounds ) In nice case
to lady nRi-ntu to take orderB with ; one nRent
made 21IM first ten da > . Addrcsi for full
particulars Perfection Mfir. Co. . Knglewowl. 111.
WANTP.D-TWO niHLS. A GOOD COOK ,
wanher and Ironcr , ami n competent second
Itlrl. Apply 33S South 37th st. C 779-1. '
AVANTKD-A OIIIL KOFI QKNIJUAk HOt'SK-
wotk ( vvhHhlnfr and Ironing cxcepted ) . Apply nt
JO. . ! Walisler U C 77S-18'
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WANTKF > T"aiFiL ron anNnrtAL not'sn-
woik. Mrs. U. T. Stubbs , 3027 Chicago Btie n
;
vvANTKn-oiiiL. OINKUAL ito
small family , must bs Bood cook. 1135 Soutl
31th. C-8M-13
KOU FIOU8KWOUIC IN SMALL PAMILY ,
None but those vsantlnir steady plant neei1
ni'P'V ' ZI'C Kmrnrtt Ht. C S03 19
WANTKD , GOOD COOK AND LAUNDHKSS
2223 DodRO street. I' MM3 ! 0
FOR KKNT HOUSES.
HOUSES , T. K. IMULINQ , IlAHKCn HF.OCIC
D-123
IIOUHKS IN ALL PA11TS OV THK CITY THL
O. P. Davis company , TJ3 Parnam D 126
HOUSES ; 1IENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 15TH M
KOU UKNT. 2413 CAPITOL AVKNUK , 1
rooms , modern. Tlio O. J * . Davis company
MOOKFtN 7-UOOM FIOUSK NKAU PAUK. AP
ply 1300 8. 2Sth street. U M135
II. E. COLE CO.- LIST IN OMAHA ,
D-M6S1
TOR RENT , C-ROOM PLAT. INQUIIIU 191 !
Dodifo nt. D-113
270C AND 2CS PARNAM STREET. ,
W. M , RcKcr.i , 1323 Furnam street. P-M3I3
3 ROOMS. C34 SOUTH 17th STREirfT
1'LKASANT DITTACIinU MODKIIN 8-UOOM
liouse ; nice Inwn , barn. Inquire 2C03 Pierce st
HOUSK. INQUlIti : 2711 DOUOLA8 ST
D M4D2
roil IIKNT , VERY PINIJ 12-UOOM STON1
house , 415 N , Zith street ; ntw line l'-room
house , 610 N. 2ftli street ; 7-riK > m cottnue. 201
Cnss street. II. T. Clarke , 219 Ilo.ud nt Trnilo
D-M5S4
CENTIIALLY IX3CATP.D , 10-UOOM HOUSE
modern Improvements. Inqulro 712 N. 19tl
utrcet. D 11333
cuoicn s-uoo&t MODniiN imicK niisi
dence , ccntial. COI N. 23d St. , J35 00. C. A
Starr , 015 N. Y. Life. D-MCO" 21
8-UOOM MOPUIIN llUICIv UKSIDKNCK , ON
Sherwnod nvc. . excellent condition nnd loca
tlon , J23W. C. A. Starr , 013 N. Y. Life Illilp
D M634 2
FOll UENT. CHOICE SECOND PIX3OU KLAT
In tlio P. R. Her block , Ififi and Jackson sts.
look nt It ; lifjrt nt wall paper store , Oil ! So
IGth St. ; will rent to family only. Per partlcu
larx call nt 1112 Hnmey st. b-C7
PLIASANT stoonnN" C-UOOM 2ND STOIU
flat ! beautiful Inwu and shade. 2121 Mlam
treet. D-M71S
rou SALH ou UKNT , S-HOOM HOURE , IBM s
Slth St. , Windsor Place , llnqulro CJI lleo IlMjf
Tel. 717. D-7CI-17 *
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" MODnrtN KIOHT-UOOM HPSI3 : ) NnAn HIGI
school. Inquire 2C1G Cnpltol nvenue.
nvenue.DM773 22 *
I.IST rou UHNT WITH o. a. WAL
lace , 31J Uruvvn blk. lla > o culls for cottages.
D 777
FIRNT HOUSK OP S UOOMS. 1510 LKAV
enuorth. In tiooil tepalr , between nth and 161
sts. John llamlln , V17 Llnton block. S. 13th
_ D-782-22'
NINK-nOOM MODKUN HOUSE , 1KD SHKIt
maii a\rnui > . } 30 ; 10-rooni nwdrin house , llur
clette. riar Sheinnn avenue , $ Jo. llyion Hee
Co. , 213 South lllli tret. D-M7DS Mil
roTl""uiNT7 NKW 4 UOOM COTTAGE. "cOll
ncr loth nnd Sahlcr strett ; cellar , cistern , ell
nntor , J7. Inquho 111S Patnatn. D-SI7D ? IS
HAY i. NirTi > uo"oxFTioi'SK AND HAUN
180S Itlnney etiect. A. 11. Ontpcnttr. Ill
llarnoy miect. li 'ITSS 25'
70100X1 HOUSn. ALL MODKUN CONVP.NF
onrcs , call between 12-2 p. in. 215' ) June
Mrvet D-SOS-21
TWO G-IIOOM MODERN. ONI
fumlHlietl. KOI S. ISOS 23 *
7.11OOM HOl'SK IN CJOOD LOCATION POI
rent ihcap S10 ri. 23lh Ht D 805-2" '
FURNISHED HOUSES.
UPPl.'ll TKNAMKNT OP KOfP. PUUNISHKI
rnonu ; v-\ter and fewer cjiinc.tlnns 2G27 De
ontiir i. | I ) 7JO-1S-
l'LU.\S.\NT ROOM. IDil DODGE. E 375
r
Ft'HNlSllKD nr > OM , WITH ALCOVP. . MOD
ern. W7 Ko. 23th uvc n MC2 2S (
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) * . , BOOTH PKGNT HOOiI. 237 HAUNKY.
Mi-V " K M771 30 *
roil IJINT : "IIANUSOMB PKONT PAULOI
17SI Dod e. C S01-JS
P
BtfOlrtti AND BOARD
UOOM , WITH Oil WITHOPT HO.UID.
nrlv.iti ) fumlly ; icfurvncej. " 313 1'nnuni.
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JOVTIl ROOM WITH HOARD FOR ONE OP
tun veitlcmn In prhnto family 221V Hov
uril ft P CM 15 *
XJNI'UIINISUED KUOMS TO
L\nai : HOPSKICKKI'INO UOOM
lefs. l.i.nilro 1JI5 S. 2)tli O M7IJ 2) '
TCB KENT STOrflis AND OFFICES
-OU UK.ST. TIIK 4-STOP.Y ItlllCK liPILD
Ini ; ! < h > 1-urnam street. This ImlMinK lm
ji f it'iiiont lias ment n mplet.t ttean
iR nxtuitx ; water nn nil lloois , rat , tu
nt llic oillco of The H.w. I 910
AGENTS WANXJSD.
WANT1 : ! ) . A I.OOAI. AOUNFIN KVUHV TOXVJ
In ICjin'ii Hi-J NvbruzKn iu sell pcr2 Uln I
Hi * iiMnil R'utcru r.n c-'iii'iilsnlon , K. C ll'ul
vrlu"lct K r.Toi T. r-'t Jnicph. Mo. J 7O-
WAN TED-TO RENT.
\VANTFD To PIUST CL\SS HOTH
ID N'uV-i | | oi lawj M X , HIP. K-H SS *
WHAT \ CALIj TltnilK IS FOll HOI ft.U
you v iint > jur renltd lUt them n "i I II
rnrrot'y. l > uuila lilotk 1C Mu4r i
Bit At L HOt3i : Oir"cOTT\OU 1)l"G OJ ,
rooms , with fair cvntcnleuco. AiU'ro : L ,
Ccu ortlco. K37 >
WANTED TO HENT.
ContlnuM.
VANTKD-A HOPSK OF NOT OVKIl BDVKM
rooms nmr Hanscom park , If | ) os H > le , must
Imvc Hwn. Adilrmtii , with location anil rrnt ,
M a. lloo office. K-7M-21'
KNTLKMAN DK8IUI38 NFCKLY FPUNISHKD
room , with alcove or bedroom altaciFd Stata
terms. M C7. Dee. IC10 17"
STORAGE.
HTOUAOn. FRANK KWKUS , 1211 HAUNBY.
M 132
DKST STOUAOK ItPILDINO IN OMAHA. U S.
R-JV. Winded narrhouw. FiourohoM Koods storeilj
lowest rales. 101M015 I avcnnorth. M-131
RTOUED DUU1NO BUMMI3U. TPI. .
SCO. 1207 Douslas Omilia Steve Itcpalr Works.
M--322
AC1PIC BTOUAGK AND HAUOWMir4 ro. ,
9th & Jones Sla. General storaga A. forwarding.
M-371
ITOVKS BTOUKD DUUINO THK SUMMKIl
months. J. II , Salisbury. 10H Douulns street
M-MSII 2l
WANTED TO BU"S
VANTKD , A STOCK OP GOODS WORTH JI.COO
to ) COUO. Address M. 19 , Omaha HOP.N
N M313
HGHKST 1'UICES PAID POIl SKCOND HAND
furniture. 712 N. 16th nnd 1420 Dodge St.
N C03 M10
IVANTKD TO I1UY , A GOOD SKCO.S'D HAND
phaeton , cheap , give price. Addrem M M UM ,
.VANTKI . ) , TO I1PY 6 OU 6 WORK 1IORSKS
ot once , weight fmm 1.200 to 1,300 , for rnsh ,
cheap Address N 2 , Hee. N M8H !
SALOON ICK 11OX , IN GOOD ORDCR CALL
1113 Karnam street. N-M81S IS-
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
'OU SAIE PPUNITl'UK. FN FIRST CLASH
condition , as KIXJI ! ni new ac > unt removal.
Call between 12 2 p. in. 23JO Jonej stroet.
O S07 21
FOR -HORSESWAGONS.ETC ,
VKW 2 SKAT OPEN OAIIUIAOK TO UK SOLD
nt cost. JOOOO , also Rood Concoul liucklmnril ,
70.00. Drummond. P MC21-.M11
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OH HALF : . TWO NICK C-OACII TKAMS. AF.SO
nn line Imrourlin her p. nil Rentle nnd city
bloke. Address M C3 , Hee. I' MS01 18
FOH SAF.K , HAMI1LP.TONIAN DRIVING
horie ; ace , 7 , welRht. 1030. II II. Koblson ,
room 7 , Commercial National bank.
P MSM t3 *
FOR SALE XiHSCELLANEOUS
IOO & CHICKEN FKNCK , WIUE. IJETTKIl
& cheaper than wood. J. J. Leddv , 403 S. 14th
Q-MCJl-Mij 1C
WKGMAN PIANOS , HR1DOP.POUT ORGANS.
Woodbrldgo Ilros. , 117 S. 17th. Q-
HARDWOOD COMI1INATION HOG AND
chicken fence. Chas H. Lee , 8th nnd
DAIRY FOR 8ALK. SO COWS. 2 TEAMS. COMplete
pleto outnt , oitalillnhed milk route ; all or iiart ,
cheap. Apply John Hondc-sson , Florence , Neb
FOR SALE , A NO. 1 2ND HAND GO-HOKSt
power steel holler , as good as new. Addret !
P. O. Hex C33. Q-MC20-M11
POR SALK GOOD LAYING 1IKNS , CHKAP
North Omaha , 0304 N. Slth street.
Q MTS3 IS *
POR SALK-2 FRESH COWS , ONK HOLSTIIKV.
282i' Wehster. Q-S12 2P
MIfcOEIiUANEOUS.
2CO ACRKfl , CPLTlVATno. POR LKASK , FN
central Nebraska Oley Peterson , clRir store ,
f,2 : N. ICth. H-M5II-22
CLAIRVOYANTS
MUS. DU. II. WAURKN. CLAIRVOYANT. UK
liable business medium , Sth year at 119 N. lUth
S 131
MADAME ROMAIND , 321',4 ' N. 15TH , FLAT A.
8 M70u A18 *
M.MK CLAYTON , CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD
reader. Heads caidf like nn open book. Tells
jour mission on entering. 119 N , 15th st
M BSAGK. UATHS. ETX
NEWLY FITTED HATH PARLORS ; TURKIsh -
Ish nnd electric baths for ladles and Kentle-
men. Madame How ell , 3M S. IDlh .it. . 2d lloor
T M333 M3 *
MASSAGE , MADAME BERNARD , 1421 DODGE
MADAME LA RUE. 1C17 HOWARD ST
MADAM SMITH. 502 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR. UOOM
3 ; mairnetlc. vapor , alcohol , eteam siilpherlnc
and. sea baths. T-M7IS-M *
MIIS. DU. LKON HAS OPENED ELKOTRIC
massaRo and hath parlors as a first-class in
Hlltute for health , rcfrcihlnfi * nd restful
hours from 9 n. m. to 9 p. m. ; first-class as
Blstants. 412 N. 14th street , near Chicago street
TUKKISH BATHS.
TURKISH MATHS : ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusively for ladles Suite 109-110 lice bids
13 *
PERSONAL.
MASSAGE. ELECTRO THERMAL 11ATIIS
chlropoillst. Mmc. Post. 31D'i S. Mill lit
THE UP.LLK EPPERLY CORSET. MADE TO
order from measure. 1903 Fainam street.
VIAVI CO , 310 REE DLDO. ; HEALTH HOOh
free ; homo treatment , lady attendant. U 139
CURE POR LADIKS. 1S16 CHICAGO ST.
U til 3 M1U *
II. HAAS , PLORIST. 1S13 VINTON ST
offers nt reduced prices all Kinds of cut lloner
roses , Illlei , hyacinths , geraniums , pan-le
lieconlas : also plants weliiclla , phlladelllns
ivcsterla. ten different Mmli qf roseiNe \
cnnnna In seventeen species or colors. Ueconla
Bcranlums , panslcs , bellls colons , altermantenas
U 13J
MISS MINNICIi'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS
2110 Parnam st. Prices reasonable.
THOMAS NICHOLSON , CARRIE QUINN VER\
sick , come home. 815 N Western ave.
. U 8H-I9
MONEY TO LOAN K1SAL ESTATE
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 218 N.Y.LIPK
loani nt low rates for choice security In Ne
braflta and Icma faims or Omaha city propeit
vv 141
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMA1L
ital eitnte. IJrennan. Love & Co. , Paxtnn blk
* \ * 14 2
MONEY TO LOAN AT IX3WEST RATES THF
O. P. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnam st. W 113
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS
J. W. Squire. 24SReo _ blrtff. W HI
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 515 N. Y. J.IPE
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAll
niupeity. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farmm
W 118
LOANS ON IMPROVED S. UNIMPROVED CIT1
niouerty. W. Parnam Smith & Co. , 1323 Parnati
W-11T
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATP
nt 6 per cent. W. I ) . MelKle. 1st Nat. llk.hldg
W-1IS
POR SALE. 100.IVM RONA-PIDE EASTERN IN
veslois' mines , vho h wo money to Invest , Jus
romplleJ. I"ull partlculnrs upon icnuest In
vcstorV Directory Co. , 10 Wall ftreel N Y.
W-M931 A2
MONEY TO LOAi' . OIIATTEL3.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITl RE. PIANOS
lioiktfvvnscns. . etc. nt lonest rnte < In city
no n nvival of Roods , strictly contld ntlal ; > o
cnn pay the loan off nt any time or In an
n mount
mountOMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO .
: cc HJ. loth st.
X-130
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD PPRNI
tun\ pianos , hortes , ununna m any kind o
cli.itIfl sscurlly at lowest pi sllle r te < , v > hlc
> i.u mil pay Uirl < at nny tlrnn ami In nn
nmo'tnt. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO ,
Rjom I. Wlthnell block. X-131
J. D. HADDOCK , ROOM 427 RAMGE lll.OCIC
JC-K2
MONEY TO LOAN ON FPRNITPRE AND
li'nnoii. Fred Tfrry. 41) Ft.unca Mock X1S3
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CLEAN STOCK OP MD3E HOUGH I" . SOLD
exchanged fnr Innd. If > ou vxnnt 19 t
Into < > r R t cut cf liuilness rl ! ur W
may irivothat ynn wntil H. G. McGte. 1
Muln it. , roun-ll Illuffj , Fa. Y M100 At
DO YOU WANT A MONF.Y JIAICERT ' EIGlf
llnrtocepca mil ! . ) ! ' WOM In throe months
VVillB "lillfj.i Kl-etnscoi > o Cg. , " rwim 30 ,
glitfly block , Omali * . Neb. V M 7
IP YOU WANT TO DISIO.- OK KfOCK O
mer"luiull j quick additvi II M. Omaha lite
Y-M54 }
POR UALL1. WELL EQUIPPED LAUNDRY
d.Unj V ' .OT p. rccK rplt-nJId chancn fa
in-in w ih n rnc5to s rp Int'j a piliik' but
fPlU LONG
ir. I chi * < p. llvture * mnl uock oompl < te , KO.I
Cigi" Irs ! , ITn .n tar t Wns , ? 2iO vJiill , lO.Oi
| < | > uUtlOD , AuMrcu U'ti-r N 1 , Dre.YMBtt
Y-MBtt
FOR EXOHANOB.
, 'ANTKD. GOOD BUI1URRAN ItESIDENCE
with nome Rood land In Rhode Island , or east
ern Mssiachuwtts. In exchange for choice Lin *
coin , Neb. , business property. Box 610. Scliuy-
ler. Neb. B M.7W-H *
FJEflIRK TO EXCHANGE A VALt'AIH.n
clear lot for an upright piano. Addre * M CO ,
lie * . Z-750 IS
VILL TRADE I1M TOP UUGGY KOR bAFETY.
2112 Parker itrrvt. Z VI a 18'
TO IM. ) .0) CASH FOR A GOOD
stock farm. Must bn well toonteO and ch ap
Give location mil full dMorlptlon. Addrom
Ixtck R. x ZS6. Falls City , Neb. K M.91 19
VANTED , A CLEAR SOUTH DAKOTA FARM
for cnh and other property ; Blvc legal descrip
tion. George W. Allen , Polo , HI.
19
FOB BALE REAL ESTATE.
: \CHANOt:3 AND SAI.KS : CITV IMlOPfiKTY
rarnu , merchandise , dm In UroJ. , 210 N. V U
m-iss
'ARM LANDS. C. P. HARRISON. 912 N Y. L.
UK-Sll MJ
WE ARE SELLFXO I1ARGAINS , AND FT
m < "ins money to hujer nnd seller to ee u .
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Parnam slicet.
RE MGJ4-M
M1STUACTS. THU UYIION lUr.D : COMPANY.
lAltOAlNS , SALH OU THAII3 IN CITY PiK > P-
ertlcs anj farms. Jno , N' , Kramer , opp. P. O.
COUNTZE PLACE 11AROAINS. POR SALE OR
exchange J. J. Gibson , 317 1st Nat'l bank
RE 7S3 A21
1AUOA1NS , IIOKSHS. LOTS AND TAIIMS ,
mile or trade. P. K. Uarllnir , llarltcr block.
UK-ISC
-'OH BALK , SBLnCTHD SNAPS
2-Rtory house , corner lot. very cnsy payments ,
ll.COO
1-rooni cottage , full lot , $700.
' -loom tiou e nml Imru , full lot , | 1SOO.
-room cottade , JSOO.
i-ro < im cottnKe , full lot , JI.IO ) .
' 4-ilorj ftn'ne. fruit on I pliaile. SI.CO ) .
' rooms , modern , fine burn , JJ.MO
i-rooms , line corner , IKi ft , imit trade and caali ,
I1.0M.
G-roorni , modern. One locitlon , J2.900.
\ines , 1617 l"arnam HE 702 17 *
iVILL SKI.I. IMPROVnD aAHDHN LANDS
n r Omaha nt prices that will surprise you , If
tHken within 2 weeks. J. II. SIMM wood , 423
N. Y. Life. Hi-M721
SNAPS , 5 TO C MILKS PIIOM OMAHA P. O.
1i > 80 or 1M ncre , Improvcil , $3000 | ior ncre ,
200 ncrcn. J35 00 per aero. SW ncrcs. JIOOO rer
ncr. , 0 10-icre trnctn , 7. > 00 to 1100 00 per acre.
Must be soIJ. 9JO N. Y. L. bldi ; Ue-MKI
, VK IIAVi : A PUKTTY , NK\V , MODKHN. COT.
t.iii > - ra t fnmt , ruivnt otiept , Hhnil" , fence ,
noiMed jnrils , etc , worth JS.O O CO. but rnn lie
hail for $200.00. cany tcnni. Call up tomorrow
mornlnc for particulars. 11. II. Ilnnlcr A : Co. ,
lice HlilB. Itn 757 21
UOOM COTTAOK AND LOT. 8I1AUK , KLONV-
era ami fruit , clear , for vacant lot or larso
house , will Klve ilirfprence Clear property
for U-room inmlern home will assume $2.COO.
C. C Shinier , 211 N. Y. Life. K-M797 18
K Yor WANT TIIK IST IMVCSTMBNT o.v
the mnrlcet call nml BO out with us tomorrow
nflcrno'n at 4 o'clock to nee the ( treat bar-
Kalni wo ure offcrlnff In 10 anl 2Mcie trnct.i ,
just west of city limits. Hicks , 203 N Y Mfo
HUlir
BIOiTCLES.
M. O. DAXON. 2 N ICTtL ICO
VICTOu"niCYCI.KsTT K KINCST OP ALL.
lilc > cleg. Omaha Ulcjcle Co. , 323 N. ICth street
Iftl
STERLING. HUILT LIKE A WATCH , WEST ,
crn Electrical Supply Co. , 151j Howard street.
1G3
SKK THK VISII1LK HALL IinAHIXOJJ ON
Relay Special. Will Harnum & llro. . ISO N. 1 , th.
COLUMI1IA" 83. PINKST KXAMPLK OF
llRht and lilfih Bradc lilcjclo construction VV m.
Ljle Dickey & Co. . 140a Douglac St. , ngenls
1G3
RP.MINGTON AND KAOLK CROSS GUN CO
110 S. 13th street. M 131
A. L. DEANK & CO . WHOLKSALK AND UK-
tall blcjclcs. 1116 Farnam street , Woclet wild
on easy payments. Ijj
LAWN MOWERS AND JHCYCLKS. QET THEM
In good running order nt the Acme , 512IS. loth.
C11-M10
WESTERN UICYCLK & GUN CO , 2118 CtTMlNG
WOOD MANTELS , ORATES. TILKS FOR PIRK
Places veatlhules and larRe noors. vrtlte for
catalogue. Milton Rogers & Sons. Omaha.
LOST.
LOST A OKNT'S LIGHT MIXED COLOf
overcoat , blue silk llnlnK In sleeves. I'leaso
return tame to room 316 ICarbach block and ce'
reward. Loat-813-l '
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMINO , TEL 10W
1CI
H. K. HUIIKET. Pl'NEUAIj DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmcr , 101S Clilcaso st. , telephone SO. 161
M O MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMUALM
cr. 1417 Farnam st. , telephone 2J3. ISO
C. W. MAKER , UNDERTAKER , 013 S. 16TH ST
107
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAI
olllce to 209 S. 16th St. , Drown block. 103
THE MEST IS THK CHEAPEST NO SMOKE
No soot 2000 pound * of the best Wj-omlnR
cool , S4 W , dellvcieJ. Just think ot Itl You
have to pay that for dlity , smoky coal. If
you are interested In the fuel question use
Sheridan coal. 1603 Farnam street MI03
STEAMSHIPS.
TO EUROPE. GAZES' TOURS. ESTAH. 1SH
Select parties semi-monthly Independent tick
ets. nil routes. Hotel coupons pis ports , pro
Riams , free. Monthly Gazette , with maps , lOc
II Gaze & Sons ( I.'td ) . McCague & SpaldlnR
1504 Fodse street. M4M MG
DENTAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL SURGERY. PRKP
Infirmary ) dentistry nt coat. 16th & Cap. ave
KCATHEMATHIO AUN STRUM ENTB
ALVA J. GHOVER. ENGINEERS AND AR
chllects' supplies. 318 S. 13th street , Omaha.
HOTELS.
HOTEL DARKER. 13TII AND JONES STS.
75 roorrm nt ( ! . ! > ) per day.
60 rooms at J2.00 per day
Special rate to commercial traveler ? . Rom
and Iward by week or month. Krank IIHJItc'i
_ managcr. _ 1
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W COR
13th and Dodge. Rooms by day or v\eek.
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings Apply to Onnha L. & U
Ass'n. 1701 Hee bldg G W. Nattlnger , See.
173
SHARFS IN MUTUAL L. & n ASS-N PA
6 , 7 , 8 per cent vthen 1 , 2 , 3 yearn old , a\tn ! >
redeemable. 1704 Farnam at. Nattlnger , Bee.
174
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C. E. MORRILL , PAPER HANGING , HOUSF
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Darker blk. , tel. 731 ; shop 2211 Izanl , tel. 40S.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC-
ors for electric light nnd motor plants and u
kinds of electrical const ruction Western Eler
trlcal Supply Co. , 1515 Howaid st. 17S
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F. R. MARTIN , P. O. UOX 331 , OMAHA ; SRD
house vvrst 1) . & D. Institute. M936 A Z
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Y. Life , Omaha , Ask tor circular 176
BUSINESS NOTICES.
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177
PAWNBROKERS.
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373
JFLORIdTS.
J. W. & E E. ARNOLD HAVE OPENED CU
floner ston 120 N. 15th it. T l. 132. WI-M3
POULTRY SUPPLIES.
f. a ASIITON & co. , : s. irrii. 740-A2J
DENTISTS.
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tLOOUTION.
ELLA DAY.R J.COM'L WTl , DIC.lt & FARVA1I
MUSIC. A.H'1
3rr.JEI.LENBECK , BANJOIST ANl
THE GREAT
This extraordinary Utjuvonator la the most
wonderful discovery of the ORO. It hns been
eDdotseilbytlioleadlnfrPctcntlliomcnorEuiow
aa and America. /tn _
Iltitlyan is
purely vogo-
table.
Ilndrnn stops
r > Preraalurencss
nftho discharge/ /
luiMdays.
Cures
{ bnstlpntlon , Dlzilnou , FalllnB Eensatlons ,
Nervous Twitch.nn of the rcs and other riul t
btrcUKthcns , Invigorates niut tnurs tl.o eutlio
dTslcra. IluilyHiicunaDebillly , Nervousnc'S ,
Jimlralon * , ami < ov loj vs mid restore' weak
organ * . 1'nlns in the buck , Jo'sei by tiny 01
night nro Hopped quickly. Over 2,000 private
cnaorsewcnts.
Prcmaturcucsitncarislmpotcnoy In thu first
Ela o 11 is n fymiitom of ' imlnal weakncf J and
barrenness. It can be ( topped lu UO d ya by tbo
usoofltudvnn. . . . . . . , ,
Thoncw ll covcryvTnamado by thoBicclni-
IstiofthooM fainono lludmin Clodlcul lnnll-
ttito. Ills thoftroncst vitallzor mud * . His
very powerful , bi.t harmless. Sold for Sl.CO n
package or 0 packages for J5.f { plain sculoil
Loxcsi. Written p-unranticcl * en for n cure. It
jOdhuy lxl)0\csAiid are not entirely cured ,
six raoro will bo sent to > ou free of aUchnrgei ,
Send for circulars nnd testimonials. Addicts
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
1032 MARKET ST , ,
FJBANCISCO , CALIFORNIA.
WHAT CURES PIMPLES
The only really eucccufnl preventive nnrt euro
of tihniilfs , bl.icklu..il , reJ.roiiKh
lund * , tailing Inlr , nml baby blem
ishes , I * the celoUrattil ClTirriu
SOAIrc.iteft of skin ptirlller *
oml beatilllierM , r.n well n < mircit
nmlsnetlestof lollot and mirrrry
fonf * . Only prcventlvo of clcc-
Bla ? of Iho pores. CnkU'Vcrwhere.
Scaled proposals will h > received by the
plate Printing IJonrd nt the olllce of the
Secretary ot Stnte at any tlmo before
Wednesday , May 1 , 1855 , at 2 o'clock p. m. ,
for printing niul blmllnif two thousand
(2.000) copies of the sennte Journals ) , one
thousand (1,000) ( ) copies of the house Journals
nnd live thousand (8,000) ( ) copies of the ses-
Blon laws of 1S.3J.
Sennte and house Journals to be printed
on book paper , two ptnlnds per quire , super
royal octavo form , standaid brevier type ,
leaded with six to pica lends bJtvvcen the
lines , and the page. shall bs twenty-six
pica cms In vvldth nnd lorty-tvvo plea ems
In leiiRth of pilnte l matter , without un
necessary blanks , broken pages , or para
graphs , blanks between proceedlnRS of each
day , between different session of the same
day , and between bends and subheads , not
to exceed one brevier Jlne.
The binding tihall bo In the same style
and quality as the hoiise Journals of 1891.
Session laws to be 'prlnted on book paper ,
two pounctH per quire , email plcu type
pages to b : same size and form as the laws
of 18S3 , with marginal notes and Index
bound In full sheep ,
1'roposals will also bo received at the
same time and place'for printing the su
preme court' reports nnd court calendars
and for furnishing nil blanks , blank books
and circular- ) . Including revenue blanks 10-
qulred by the otncer1 ? of the executive de
partment o the sta.te'for n period of two
years from date of contract.
Snmnles and estimate sf- Hindi and qual-
tlty or supplies to b ? lurnlshed * nn be ucen
at the otlice of the secretary of state.
Proposals must state for what price the
bidder will furnish all books lit this cla s
per page , and for all blank and circulars
per hundred.
For the printing of one hundred thousand
(100.0CO ( ) vouchers for the use of all of the
departments of the state in the disburse
ment ot fund * tn be divided Into twenty
(20) ( or more forms , samples of which , to
Bether with the amount required of each
form , nre on ! lle In the olllce of the secre
tary of state. Said vouchers are all to be
printed and delivered to the ofllco of the
auditor of public accounts nt the Capita
building , Lincoln , on or before the 15th
day of May , 1S95. The printing of these
vouchers to be a separate and distinct clas--
of work from any or nil of the other vvor )
herein advertised for.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
bond In the sum of W.OOO.OO. vvlth two or
more sureties , conditional that the bidder
will , In case of award , within live days
after notice , enter Into contract to do the
Bids to be marked , "Proposals for Public
Printing , " care secretary of state.
Galley and page proof for laws an <
Journals must be furnished to the prope
olllcer , nnd all work to be delivered In good
order , free of cost , nt the oillce of the secretary
rotary of state , within ninety days from
the date of contract.
night to reject and or nil bids reserved.
Secretry of State
J. S UARTI.EY , State Print
State Treasurer. ing Hoard.
MOORE ,
Auditor Public Accounts.
All mlOt
Lawyers and solicitors. SUES & CO. Hoc
Building , OMAHA , Neb. Atlvico FIIBE
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves IHURLINGTON & MO. RIVEKJArrliej
OroahalUnion Depot. 10th & Mason bU. | Omjlia
| 0lo4m Dtfiuer Exprettk. . . . . . . . . . . V.iuuu
4J5pm.Ulk. : Hills. Mont. & i'uset tind. Ex 4.1Upn
:8ipm Denver Uxpreas 4lupm :
:4il > m.Neb'asku Local ( except Sundiy ) . 7.45pm
E:15am..Lincoln : Locul ( except bunciar.ll:25am :
2ti > m..Paift Mall ( for Lincoln )
Leaves" jCHICAGOrilURLINGTON & Q.I Arrives
OmuhalUnlcn Depot , loth i : Ma > on ata. | Omaha
4lJpm : Calcaco Veatlbule 9IOan :
S:50dm : Chicago Express , . 4:15pm :
7t-0i > m..Chicago and Bt , Louis Express. . Soo.in :
ll:3ium 1'aclllo Junction Local liflDpn
Past Mall 2,4Jpn
Lcav&s ICHIOAUO. MIL. & ST. 1'AUL.IArrHcn
OtnahaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Su. | Omaha
6:00pm : Chicago Limited D:30am :
HilOam. . .Chicago Expjfi | j1ev. Sun. ) . . . . 6.XHm (
Leaves [ CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N.IArrUci
OmahalJnlonDepot | _ , 10th & Mason Sla.l Omaha
11 Oxim..T. . Eastern Kxprtsi 6:30p"m :
.00pm Vestllniled LlmltH 9.40am
0.51am Mo. Valjcy.\Locu ID.SOpm
' BiiecJal-11. . J:15pn
Leaves I CHICAGO , U.IU & PACIFIC. lAnlvts
OmalialUnlon Depot , 19th St- Mason dts I Omaha
11.00am..Atlantlo Expr l ' ( ix. Sunday ) . & :5jpn :
6:2Spm : . Night 'Express . 0:3jjra :
4Mpm ! . . .Chicago Vc'Mbaled Limited. . . 1:3 jpm
- - -
:0)pm : ) Oxlahoma & Ttxds Kx ( ex bun.10Uan :
j.40nm. . , . . . .Colorado _ Llmlte L _ . . , _ , , , JLOOpi :
Leaves j C , ST. pT. M. & O , lArrlves
* anilV bjter Sts. | Omaha
9Uam..Nfl : > ra Bkn Puisensor ( dally ) . . . . 8Tl5pm
4JOpm..8loux ; City Uxpwss ( ex. Sun ) , . ! ! . 55am
tilOpm . St , Paul lUlailted . lO:3Ja :
Leaves f F , . E. & HPwXVM.LEl. . jArrlvej
" Omaha [ Depot. Utr. and ( Vepster Sis. ( Omaha
"tUOpm . , . .Kast Mall jind. Express 4s5pn :
Z:10pm : . ( ex. Sat. ) VVyoi Uxex. ( . Ston. ) . . 4Sjpm :
> .05am . .Norfolk Express ( ex. Surila > ? . , .10:3)am : )
CilOpm bt. Paul Exprea : 'i35an !
Leaven I 1C. C. . ST. J & C. M. lArrlvfi
_ Omahaynlcn | Depot , lath & Mason S' . | Omaha
( liiOam . . .Kansas City" bay Uxprcsi , . . CTlOtTn
SilSpm.K. C , Night Ex. via U. P. Trans. $ .J ?
Litre * I MIMhOUlll I'ACIFIC. lArrhfi
_ OmnhalDepot15th _ _ and \Vtbater Sti. ( Omalu
lOHOam SL Ixiuli Express cToOalt.
E:30pm : St. Louis Express 6OSprr :
tlCjiln : Nebratka Local ( ex , Hun. ) 9 : Jam
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC ( Arrives
OmaJui ) ' Depot , 15th and Webster Ols. _ | Omaha
tilfprn..S t. I'a u 1 Limited 10 Mam
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC jArrliM
_ OmahaUnlon | Depot. 10th & Mason SU. | Omaha
"Cl5am ; Sioux Clly Paiiengen 10,3Sprt
Paul Limited..j.
. UNION"PAClFKl fArrlv *
OmabalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason 8La. | Omaha
lo m. m . Kvuinvy Expreas . 3.4' pro
Z.OOvm . Overland Flier , . 6Sipra :
t.OOpm.Jea tee & Stromsb'p Ex. ( ex. aim ) . t:4.'pn :
IJOpm . , , , Paclllc > Express . ldtt : t
. . . FutM ll , . . . . . . . 4l :
\VAB.\B1I RAILWAY , " lArrlfTi"
OinahalUnlon Depot. 13th & Mason Sli | Onmln
'
Cannon Di.i . iTJpti
To Changes in Personnel to Follow Mander-
eon'a ' Appointment as General Solicitor.
COPE OF DLWEESE'S ' DUTIES ENLARGED
j moral Ofllcrrs Much I'lcmod with the
Movement of I.egnl llea < 1innrtrrn of tlio
f ? ) > tcm from Lincoln tu ( liiiiilin ou
HID hcoro of Convenience.
There lias been considerable speculation In
nllroail circles as to just what effect the
ppolntment of General C. P. Alanderson as
encral solicitor of tlie U. & M. system vvouM
ave on tlio ohl associates of the leR-U do-
artment of the system. Inquiry at licad-
uartcrs failed fro solve the problem. Yes-
erday , however , It was given out that Mr.
harles J. Orccno would continue to Imvo
harge of the legal business of the Burlington
n Omaha nnd Douglas county as heretofore.
Ir. J. W. Dewceso of Lincoln will continue
n charge of the business In Lancaster coun-
y , and ulll liuvo more or less uork asslnned
o him throughout the South 1'latte country ,
t Is understood that Mr. Devvesse will give
p gencra.1 practice nnd will devote his whole
ttentlon to II. & M. legal matters , an otnco
clng now fitted up for him In the liurllng-
on station at Lincoln.
The headquarters of the law department ,
vlth the appointment of Qeiicr.il Mandorson ,
s changed from Lincoln to Omaha , which Is
acelvcd with great favor by the ofllclals at
he general olllccs of the company here. In
lew of the fact that heretofore they wore
lompelleil to wait several days for an
.nswer to Inquiries made the law depart-
uent when the chief of the department
o'lded nnd had his offices In Lincoln.
General Manderson Is a dally visitor nt the
icadquarters and will shortly ba domiciled
n his new rooms , now being fitted up ff
ilm In the building. He Is rapidly getting
n touch with the legal affairs of the system
and does not hesitate to say that the change
from the senate of the United Slates to an at
torney for a big railroad corporation has Its
irlght side. Wherein he might have meant
that the salary was considerably In advance
of that of a United States senator.
COLORADO IIITKJ TO in : JIESTOKED.
Unnblo to Agroc , Hiivvavor , oil the Forum1
tlon nf n I'ool ,
CHICAGO. April 17. The meeting of Colorado
rado lines , which convened for the purpose
of forming a psol on freight trnlllc , was nil-
lourned without accomplishing Its object.
The roads nearly came to an agreement , but
flhally concluded that their differences could
not bo adjusted at this time and adjouined.
It was decided , however , to stop the Irregu-
irltles existing In freight rit s between C lo-
rado points nnd the Missouri river. For
some time past the standard freight rates
from Chicago to Kansas City have been ap
plied straight through to Colorado. This the
lines decided to stop , and on May 4 all the
rates below the tariff sheet arc to bo dropped
and standard rates rigidly maintained there
after. The same decision was reached re-
gat ding Utah rates. Another effort to form
a. pool will be made ) within a short time.
Worn of tlio PinsriiRor A Rents.
The passenger man of a big railroad com
pany has many things to try his patience ,
many things which have a tendency to drive
him to drink , If he Is a drinking man , many
things which drive dull care away. If a
catalogue of the funny questions which have
been addressed to passenger men ot the fad
ing railroads could bo made It would put In
the shade the brightest scintillations of hu
mor of the funny fellows of the dally am :
vvdelcly press. "Puddln'-head Wilson" wouN
not have a leg to stand upon , while the- late
Danbury News Man , Artemus Ward , Josh
Dllllngs and the eyer delightful Bob Bur-
dette and others who have followed the same
bent would be forgotten In a fortnight.
Yesterday the passenger department of
the Burlington received n otficlal looking
letter from a man In the Interior. It was
hard to tell from the outside whether It
came from a county clerk , district Judge or
other lordly potentate. On opening the
formidable locking letter It was found , how
ever , to contain a request for a copy of al
the tickets the B. & M. had on sale , as the
writer "Intended to go somewhere this sum
mer , but didn't exactly know where. "
This was a mild request In view of the fact
that the Durllngton has forms of tickets for
all the roads In the United States and Can
ada. But the assistant general passenger
agent tore his hair and Indulged In the
hnguage of "Chlmmle "Fadden" when ho
opened a letter and a tender circlet of hair
tied with a bit of baby ribbon droppeJ out on
his blue blotting paper. Accompanying the
bit of hair , a few strands from the right-
hand corner of the bang presumably , was a
letter , a request for a half-fare permit for a
fragile young thing , made on her
behalf by on Indulgent mother
The letter was couched In diplomatic tones
and made formal request for a half-faro per
mlt for the daughter , nnd then followed this
description : "Sho la 21years old , Is a
slender girl , five feet three Inches In
height , has largo blue eye ? , dark hair ( en
closed ) , a hectic flush on her face and has
been sick for eighteen months , from her
mother " with the signature. The frcczeou
look of the man who grants half-fare permits
was gone. Ho had received something thn
really stirred his liver and he granted the
permit to the consternation of everybody In
the office.
Unit Yrnr'H lln < ilnes nf the If. & O.
BALTIMORE , April 17. The board of dl
rectors of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad to
day passed Its semi-annual dividend. Tin
directors say : "In view cf the unremunera
.live rates of freight prevailing since Janu
ary 1 , especially on through freight the low
est perhaps ever known and the uncertainty
as to whs-n the efforts of more conservatlvi
companies will succeed In correcting thL
Eerious condition , the board of directors ha
deemed It wise to defer action In the matte
of a dividend upon the common stock for th
six months ended December 31 , 1894 , untl
the time for the autumn dividend. "
learnings nnd expenses for March , com
pared with Murch , lt > 95 ( .March , 189G , ap
nroxlmated ; 16DI , nudlted-KarnlngH ) for 18D
J1.7CG,4in , 1891 , J1.7C5542. Incrense ? S73 ; ex
penses for 1893 f 1,257,781 , 1891 $1,271,952 , Do
cember $17,181. Net earnings for 1893 , $508 ,
C34 ; 1S9I. H90rGO ; Increase. $18,051.
learnings nnd cxpsnses for the nine months
of the n cal year. 1S9I-85 , compared with the
same months of the llscal yenr 1893-9
( March , 1895 , approximated ) learnings fo
1895 J17.0II.M2. 1891 J17r,25OG9 , decrease $181 ,
007. Kxpenses for 1895 $11,851,036. 1891 $11,939.
307 , decrease $81311 : net earning for 189
$5,187,006 , 1891 , $3,589,082 ; decrease $112C76. !
Itprelver * Ordered to Itorroiv Money.
DENVER , April 17. In the equity sulti
of the Central Trust company against the Col
orado Midland railway company two scparati
orders , signed by United States Circuit Juilgi
Henry Caldwell , were filed today In the Unite ,
States circuit court. Ono cf thcso orders nu
thorlzes Hccelvers Aldaco F. Walker , John J
McCook and Joseph C. Wilson of the Color
ado Midland to borrow money for the pay
meiU of JS7.GOO Interest on the Dusk Tun no
Railway company bonds and lisue thcrefo
obligations of the receiver , which shall b
superior to either of the mortgagees cough
to be foreclosed. By the other order the re
celvors are authorised to borrow $52,000 t
pay off bonds held by the Trust , company.
AtcliU iriinii < ! i wiirr > o bold.
NEW YORK , April 17. Argument wa
heard by Justice Patterson In the tuperlo
court on the application of the Atchlson
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad company an
ctheri for a continuance of the temporar
Injunction obtained recently restraining th
Mercantile Trust company from executln
the sale cf $18,794,000 first mortgage bond
at C per cent. In the preient condition o
Children Cryfo
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfo
Pitcher's Castoria.
Children Cryfo
Pitcher's
Castoria.
10 Atchlson reorganization scheme It vvns
aimed the Rate of the bonds would Inttr-
cro with the proposed work. The mailer
nest In dispute was to decide Who ihould
< mtrol the foreclosure proceeding * . Iloth
Mes Amicably agreed that there should be
sale of the bonds. Justice Patterson re-
erved his decision In the matter.
Conileinnril Tjlrr'n .VI
LONDON , April 17. The commlttco of
tockholdcrs ot the Grand Trunk railway of
Canada has made a report baaed upon the
eport recently made by Mr. Ilakor , who was
ppolnted to Investigate the company's af-
airs , virtually condemning the management
t Sir Henry Tyler , the president of the
ompany , and asking proxlo * In favor of In-
Itlng Sir Charles Hlvcrs Wilson to accept
ho presidency.
Rnlhrny Nntrt.
John Robinson of the Southern Pnclllc ,
Ith hpudiuart rii nt Chicago. I * In town.
Wllllntn Poole of 1'oole Urea general
nllruad printers , vvns nt the several rail-
oad hcmlcnmrtors yesterday.
1M D. Moseley , trnlllu mnt.nger fir Mie
'tntel States Leather company , ChlciiKo ;
. .I Keenu of tin * Continental line , \vlth
eudiimttters In Knnsns City , nndV. . P.
cnlxln" , ft jierlntendent of transportation of
be U. II. Hammond company , nto in the
Ry.
Ry.W.
W. II. Sliiitttic of Clnclnnntl Is out In n
Irculnr to general pnssongc- agents cnu-
letting them ngnlntt purchasing n contlnu-
ti9 trip mllonge book mmlu by Iho J M
V. Jones Stationery nnd Pi luting cotnpitny
f Chicago. Mr. Shnltuj cialtns t'i.
Icket Is nn Infringement on l'l. pnfnt ntiil
lint ho will protP't the Mine by lentil
iituiioxAiir booini'i : cuxrnxrtox
Slnth Annunl Session of tlio Foreign
Hrnncli < if the Mothmll.it Cliurcl
HASTINGS , April 17. ( Special Telegram. )
The ninth annual convention of the
Voman's Foreign Missionary society and
ho fifth annual convention of the Woman's
lomo Missionary society of Hastings dls
rlct were In Joint session at the Methodist
2plscop.il church today. About twenty-flvo
adles arc In attendance. Following was
ho program of today's sessions- Devotional
xcrclscs , led by Mrs. Walton , Rdgar ; greet
ng , O. W. Isham , pastor ; response , Mrs.
) uko Slav-ens , Geneva ; minutes of last moet-
ng , secretary ; address , Mrs. A. A. King of
Edgar ; reports of district officers , reports
of auxiliaries , miscellaneous business. After
noon session : Annual love feast , Mrs. M.
il. Wilkinson , Hastings ; president's annual
iddress ; appointment of committees ; paper ,
'How to Win Success Amid Present Dlfllcul-
.les , " Mrs. Ncttlo Davidson , Kalrllold , paper ,
'Power and Place of the Auxiliary , " Mrs.
leynolds , Edgar ; model auxiliary meeting ,
ed by Mrs. G. W. Isham ; "Tho Heathen
Woman's Friend , " Mrs. Carrie Dtirger ,
lastlngs ; question drawer. Miss Imhoff nnd
Mrs. Duke Slav-ens. livening session : De
votional cxorclsoj ; "A Plea for the Homo , "
Mrs. I. A. Spur-lock , York ; solo , Mrs. A. C.
lull ; address , "An Outlook , " Mrs. J. II.
Woodcock , Weeping Water ; music , benedic
tion.
tion.Tomorrow
Tomorrow evening Miss LImhoff will de-
Iver an Interesting lecture on "Japan , "
of which country she was a resident for sev
eral years.
Omulm Prmbytery In M-tulon.
SCHUYLBIl , Neb. , April 17. ( Special. )
3arly yesterday afternoon members of the
Omaha presbytery began to nrrlvo to attend
the sessions ot that body to be held In this
city during the ensuing three days , thcro
wing almost a full representation by ovon-
ng. Last night thcro was a sermon by the
retiring moderator , Ilov. O. A. Elliott , Ph.D. ,
vhtch was largely attended nnd well received.
This morning at 9 o'clock the regular busi
ness of the presbytery was begun , the first
ivork taken tin being that of examination
of candidates for license and ordination ,
Ihero being nine. The ceremony of ordina
tion will take place Thursday evening.
The ministers present are : W. W. Jones ,
J. D. Kerr , A. O. Wilson , 0. P. Beard , S.
n. Dellvllle. J , Gordon , O. A. nillott. D.
n. Kcrr , II. L. Wheeler , T. W. Lcard , J. B.
Currens. S. M. Ware. J. M. Wilson. J. Plpal ,
H. A. Freldrlch , E. Aston , S. It. Doyd , W. A.
Galb , J. V. Flndlay , V. Losa , W. F , Eastman ,
S. B. McCormlck , Dr. Sexto , synodlcal mis
Blonary ; Dr. Currons , Sunday school synodl
cal missionary , and Rev. Mitchell Moore ,
representative of the Kearney presbytory.
J. H. Ailing of Chicago Is In the city on
business pertaining to real estate holdings In
Schuyler and vicinity.
Rev. N. B. Moore of Hovvclls and James
Hughes of Schuyler left hero yesterday for
an extended trip Into Kansas. St , Francis Is
their' objective point.
The annual electron of the Schuyler ( lie
department was held last night. The follow
Ing oOlcers wore elected : F. II. Kolm , pres
ident ; Frank E. Moore , secretory ; R. F.
Kenny , treasurer ; Ed Mclntyro , assistant
chief. D. M. Slgler , the present chief by
appointment , was recommended to the city
council for rcappolntment.
The members of the Bohemian Turners'
society have erected a forty-six foot tower
to which to attach ropes for climbing and u
trapeze for outdoor work.
PKOMINENT WOODMAN DIES.
John T. Williams Passes Avv.iy nt Ills Old
Ohio Iloini. .
John T. Williams , a former member of the
Omaha bar , died at Toledo , O. , ut S o'clock
the evening of March 20. Ho was In the
hospital at the time , having gone to Ohio to
undergo a surgical operation , the physicians
stating that ho was suffering from ap
pendicitis. He lived but four days after the
operation was performed.
Mr. Williams was born near Toledo 33
years ago. After attending the schools
there ho went to the law college at Wash
ington , graduating In 1887. Ho came to
Omaha in 1888 and eoon after formed a law
partnership with his brother , \V. N. Wil
liams , with whom he was associated until
December 1 , 1894. During the past year Mr.
Williams had been In falling health , so that
during the last four months ho was unable
to attend to his law business. Ho was a
very active member of Beech camp No. 1454 ,
Modern Woodmen , being a charter member.
Ho held the olllce of manager ot the camp
for three years and In 1891 became hanker ,
which office he held until March 1 , 1894.
Mr. Williams was careful and painstaking in
his business transactions and very much
honored as membffr of the order. He leaves
a wlfo and one child.
\\KATllKlt \ \ FOKKVAHT.
I'nlr ami Cooler In the Nnrthivestorn Portion
tion nf HobraMm ToilHjr.
WASHINGTON , April 17. The forecas
for Thursday It :
For Nebraska Fnlr ; cooler in the north
west portion ; variable- wind * .
For Iowa nnd Missouri Fair ; warmT
winds shifting to houtherly.
For South Dakota Fair ; cooler ; noith-
westcrly wlndo.
For Knnsas Fnlr ; Manner In the eautvrr
portion ; variable winds.
l.ciciil Ili-cord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA , April 17. Omaha record of tern
peraturc nnd inlnfall , compared with the
corresponding day of the pant four years :
1S53. IS ! ) I. 1S9J. 1S . '
Maximum temperature. . . . 78 7'i '
Minimum temperature 4- ( lt 43
Avcrngo Tetnpjruturc fit 71 tu C
1'reclpltutloii 00 .01 .00 .0
Condition of tcmperntuif and vreclpltatlot
at Omahu for the day and ulnco MurcU 1
1S95 :
Normal temperature f >
Excess for the day
Normal precipitation , 10 Incl
Deficiency for ths day 10 Incl
Total precipitation flnce March 1. 2.10 Inches
Deficiency since March 1 CO Incl
Itoports from Other Htatloni at 8 1' . M.
MT ATI 0X8. HTATI or
s a
Omaha 411 as .ooinicar.
North 1'lruto , , 117 71) .00 randomly
Valentine. . , , Oil OR , OUl'artflu.i'.ly |
Chicago 40 .00 ( 'loncly.
St , Louli 40M T Cloudy.
St , 1'aui , - . li'JM us .OOlcicar.
Davenport M 54 .00 rioar.
Kansiu City. . . , , , C8 til ,0(1 ( Clear ,
Helena , , . . , fi'j 62 .00 Partelouly
Denver lib 62Tl .00 Cliur.
ball J-ake City. . . 114 llu .1)0 ) Cloudy
llUmarck. . . 04 7-4 .ou I'artolouil )
Bi.Vlncout 04 70 .00 ciiiar
Oheyenne. , , , . , . , , a-i 110 .00 P.irl cloudy
MlUm Lily 6H oa ,00 Cloudy ,
UftclilClty ( id (18 .00 Clear
tU 70 .00 Hear
"T" indicate * tract of precipitation.
li. A. WKLH1I , Objcrrtr.
FFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
tfra. Sophia wcl v B'ankots ' the Windows
nnd Ehootn Herself
OUND DEAD BY HLR LITTLE DAUGHTER
luil Once Horn nt the Insnno A jlmn nt
l.lnroln-Lrntf n n Iluolmiul nnd Thrct
Clillilren Other News from
tlio Magic City.
Yesterday nftcrnoon Mrs. Sophia Wclsa , Hv
ig on R ftrcet , between Twenty-eighth nnj
wenty-nlnth strrxsts , committed suicide by
mating herself through the right temple.
efcre doing this Mrs. Wclsn hung blankets
vcr all the wlmlous in the house and closed
) o doors. Then she lay down on the bexl
nl fired the shot. The bullet came out Just
ehind the left car. She wns 42 years of ngt >
ml leaves a husband nnd threechildren. .
'ho ' husband Is cmployoJ at Hammond's.
Two of the children were at school and the
Inrm was given by the youngest , who had
een oxer to n neighbor's to play , nnd , upon
ntcrlng the house , saw her mother lying on
10 bed. When the child spoke there was nu
nsucr , and so slip ran next door and said
ml her mamma was Ijlng on the bed wither
or mouth open , but would not speak. An In-
cstlgutlon followed and the coroner was notl-
ed. After viewing the remains Coroner
t.iul decided to hold an Imiueit at 2 o'clock
Us afternoon.
Mrs. WolEU had been suffering from a brain
rotiblo for a couple ot } cars , and nt outtlmo
as nt the tns.ine asylum at Lincoln.
Her llfu was Insured for $100 In the
Ictropolltan Life Insurance company , Ar-
agomcnts for the funeral have not been
inde.
_
Vlnltntlon ot thn IIMiop
The annual visitation of Bishop Worthlng-
on at St. Martin's Episcopal church ot
outh Omaha will occur Sunday morning ,
\prll 21. Preceding the 11 o'clock service a
lass of ton will receive confirmation , The
tirpllced choir , assisted by the ladles' sup-
lementnry , will render the following pro-
ram
'rocesslannl hymn .
. The Day of Resurrection
VnthPtn . Christ , Our Pamover
o Deum . Nos. 19 , M , 21
IcnedlctUB . No , 41
lymn . At the Lamb's High Fenst
Glorln Tlbl . No. 418
lymn . U , Happy Day
tesponse . Void Creator
) rpnn Voluntary . '
ursuin Cordn . No. 440
Sinctus . No. 41 1
lymn . llrend of the World
lymn . The Btilfe Is O'er
S'unc Dlmlttls . No. 97
lccc3slonul..Uark , Ten Thousand Voices
Magic 1'lty
There Is a new baby at the homo of Rev.
rvlng Johnson.
Lodge No. 127. Order ot the World , will
give a dance at Knights ot Pythias hall next
Monday night
C. W. Miller , W. 13. Mills , D. W. Smith ,
_ , W. Hulett and Jacob Jasknlek have been
appointed a committee to arrange for the
Ighth anniversary celebration of the South
Omaha lodge of .he Ancient Order ot United
Vorkmcn , which will be held May 22.
At the annual parish meeting of St. Mnr-
In's Episcopal church of South Omaha the
ollowlng gentlemen were elected as officers
o servo for the ensuing year : Warden , I ) .
Selden ; vestrymen , II. J. Percy , A. L.
Loll , F. H. Gosnoy , W. G. Sloane ; rector ,
rvlng P. Johnson.
On Friday evening , April 20 , Prof. Hepry
Vosholl of Central Wesleynn college , Warren-
.011 , Mo. , will deliver a lecture on "A Word
o the Wise. " The lecture will bo given nt
.he English Methodist church. Twenty-third
and N streets , under the auspices of the
German Methodist mission. The lecturer has
icld the chair of English language and lltera.-
uro for twenty years at the college.
A .VA O I/J > C4.MXTX. .
Tonight "Superba" will cloio Its present
engagement at Boyd's theater. Doth the
matinee and night performances yesterday
were very well attended , and the big show
las given very excellent satlxfactlon. "Su.
icrbi" Is the largest and best this season it
ever has been.
Mr. John RlUlcr , advance representative of
Eflle Ullsler. who comes to Boyd's theater
next week , Is In the city. , , ,
"Tho Little Trooper" Is the mire of the J
new vaudeville operetta which merry Delia
Pox will present as her first stellar offering
to an Omaha public. This fascinating llttlo
maiden seems to have caught the fun and
music lovers very hard In this her first tea-
son as a star. It Is declared positively that
she has enjoyed the largest receipts of any
light cpera organization this season , not ex
cepting such old established concerns as Wil
son , Hopper and the Bostonlans. Her stand
ing as a star Is unquestioned , and her com
pany Is gllt-edgtd and high clasi. There li
a brilliancy and glitter to the little star that
Is reflected by the entire company. The
scenery Is all brought here , ami the orchestra
will bo largely augmented for this enage-
itt , which begins Sunday evening and
Is for three nights only.
( 'might nt ( Cntitii * City fcir rorgorf.
The police have received Information that
O. H. Russell , who Is wanted hero for
forgery , IUIH been npprohemlcd In Kansas * i
City , nnd Is now under nrrest there. Ho
will be brought back to this city by Ue-
toctlvp Don.diuo. The charges against
Itussell nio two In number , nno tor passing1 1
n forged check for J15 on Henry Hlchter ,
Sixteenth nnd Canton stieets , nnd the other ,
for passing n. check for $10 on Trtieman nt
Seventeenth anil California. To 'both the
name ot Gcorgo A. Holland wns forged.
The case had been worked tip by Detectives
Savage anil Dempscy , On thulr Informa- *
tlon Itussell vvns nrrested while calling at
the postolllco for u letter ftom his sweetheart - - ,
heart in this city.
Iho Plntto Cnnnl.
This evening the Current Topic club of the
Young Men's 'Christian association discuss
the Platte river canal , and what It would bate
to Omaha. The advocates of the big ditch
will tell about Its advantages and then an
swer any questions that may bo at'ked. The
meeting Is open to all.
Marring ! ) I.lcniMJU.
The following marriage licenses were Is
sued yesterday by the county clerk :
Frank Krlss. Onmha 21
Fannie Voudrn , Omaha IS
Henry Kossmann , Omaha. , . 27
Ida I'omy , Omaha 23
Frank Kudlna , W.ihoo 23
Fannlo Kr.ttlty , South Omahu - 21
Lawrcncp O. 1 Helen , Omaha 2Q
Gertrude Luce , Omaha 23
Arthur T. Stubbi , South Omaha 2D
Laura Johnson , Chicago , . 20
To 111 * 'Iriivrllni ; Pnbllr ,
Before purchasing tickets to points cast of
Chicago , first ascertain the rale to that
point over the N'lclcel Plato road. City ticket
olllce , 193 Clark Atroet , Chicago , 111.
inn JUAI/IY : MAUICUT ,
INSTRUMENTS placed on record April 17 ,
1895 :
WAHUAXTY niKDH. :
Michael CYmuny lo James Comvny , lots 3 ,
to SO , Vint-n Pine" I ( .0)0
M. K. Donah wi nml wife to A. J , Uanahou ,
n ' 4 HW 2 11-1) ) 1
J. H Oil-son rin.l vvlf to J. W. Hobb'-is ,
lots ID nnd SO , LlixU 'J , Lincoln Placfi , . 1
J. A. MiHhane to Mlclncl I.PP rt nl. , Iota
II nml K. Mod. :7 , West Kl'lo a JO . . . CO )
Prcdcrkk Mauss to Mary l.enz , lot 20 ,
M > ck H , Z.l . niM in llcdfunl Place 7M
J. P. 1'alllc nml wife to PrfileiJcli Aun >
biu < t , pait lot " ( ! , " Huscall's nild to
Okahomn C09
Bnrah OjrlliiK nnd hushnnd In I , . I , .
Thomnii , lot 0. block 10 , HlKhlnnil Plqro. , 1
M. 1 , lloicr nml lumlj.iml t P. c. .lur-
ycnbcn , fit , I lot I ; s , Popplr-ton rirk , , . < lW )
QUIT CLAIM IHIDH. :
Omalin Dilvl.TK I'jirk anj-wlntlnn to Omaha ,
33 foU strip on w end tax lut II In
3-1S.U 1
Julln ( IvxlU'lt to M. I , Meyer , lut f , block '
S , Popplclon parlr , 1 '
nini)8. j
Blif'lal imnler to William Pitt , lots 17 ami
It , liji | U yi , Dumli-e I'luo , . . . , , , . C5J
K.iniM I ) miiu- , lain ; ] nri'l ! < , block Ell ! ,
Himu lo'Thoniiis'WhiiinUr'if f f et lot
15 , IteMs M ixM . . , . , . , . * , < X
Hame lo Itobcrt Collyer , M ftot ) at IS ,
Total amount of tran fcr .