Nebraska Newspapers

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SPE01RL NOTICES
for tlifno rolainnfi will bn
krn cntll lat3 ( > p. in. for tha orrnlngniid
nntll H p. in. for tlio morning anil Sunday
edition.
AtlvtrtlnerK , Itf rrqomtlng a iiumbcrnd
tlircki en n bnvo niuvtrri tidilrrmril to a
ouiubpriiil Irllcr In rnro ot 'Ilio lice. An-
ner no nililrcmied wilt IIP ilrllvorcd upon
rrtrtnilHtlon of the chrclc only. Ilutrn ,
1 l-"c 11 nurd , firnt Inicrtlon , ! o n viord
lirriuflor. otllln | ; tnldiu for Irss tlinn 20o
lor llrnt Inncrllon.
Ilirno iiilvertUeincntfi must itin coiuecu-
the/ ) .
SITUATIONQ WANl'ED.
tVANTUU. TO I.KAHN TIIH WATCIIMAKISIl S
trnilrby n ynunc nmi who cnn fwnk | HnKllfh ,
Ortrmn and Polish ; will futnl-h own tools
Adilri'M 1CJ J , Melvohner , Columbus , Nob.
A-MM a *
BITPiVrtON WANTKI ) , I1Y MAniHKIJ MAN ,
Imsin 'ss experience ; Imnk ch'ik , K' " < 1 ref < -r-
tnLi , expert accountant. Aildrem N 5. life
A-1I63-1 21
BAbAIlY PAII ) WUUKI.Y TO I.IVB MIJN ,
experience rnot necessary. Apuly 15U D.-mjliu.
11 293 AM
WANTi : . OOOI > KlTnUOKTIC SOI.ICITOHB
fnr Nclirukn , Knnwii , Mlmoiirl anil other
Btatna , none hut men of BOOI ! nilJren neeJ
apply , Call or addmw lloom 12 , Ware hlocU
JJ M7DG ID
WANTED. DISTRICT MANAOKRS TO 11KP-
res-lit the I'nltcd Stalls Il > neiolent society
PH > nick , accident nnd funeml b'nellts. Cmt
Jl.OJ per month. Artdri-si J. It I'llchcr. secre
tary , Snglnaw , Enst Side , Mlchlpnn.
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WANTED-SALESMAN ; SALARY FUOM
utart peinian'nt ' pliop llrown llros. ' Co. ,
NurBrryrn.in , Chlraso. 111. I1-S2.-1S *
V/ANTED-i-JLTil LK
FIRST CLASS GIRLS AT SCANDINAVIAN Y.
W. home. Olllcn 1C18 Capitol avenue. _ Tel 1W7
ARE YOU HONEST , SOIIER , INDUSTRIOUS ?
If no , cnfsiKO with us for li > 85 ; ) a month ,
43,000 n > e.ir , you can mike U e.isy ; six liours
n d.iy Our amenta do not complain of jinrd
times Why ? They are making money Bellini ?
our Perfcctloi Dish Wnshtr. the only practical
fnmlly washer manufactured , wakhes. urlas
nnd iiilldhcg dlnhei perfectly In two minutes :
no experience necessary ! u child of 8 operates
It fnilly : chi-np nnd duinble ; wtlRht , thirteen
pound * : made of nntl-rust sheet steel , capac
ity , liw p'eces ; J10.009 for Its eiiual , every fam
ily wnnti line : > ou don't haxe to canxasa ; ns
noon ns p'ople know you have It for nnlo
they send for a dish wnsVi : each agents
territory protected ; no competition ; we fur
nish mmplp ( nclglm six pounds ) In nice case
to lady HKcntfl to take eiders with : one ngcnt
made 1214.61 first ten ila > s. Addresi for full
particulars Perfection life. Co. , Englcwood. III.
C MujS
\VANTID-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
woik ( wniililnK nnd Ironing cxceptcd ) . Apply nt
2022 Webster St. C 778-18'
BANTER-GIRL. GENKUAL HOUSEWORK ,
small family , must bo eood cook. 113S South
31th , C-802-10
aiRL FOR HOUSEWORK IN SMALL FAMILY.
Nonr but those wanting steady place need
npply. 2iC Emmctt St. C 803 18
WANTED , GOOD COOIC AND LAUNDRESS.
KS3 Dodce street. C M823 JO'
FOB RENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , F. 1C. DARLING , BARKER 11LOCK.
U 123
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
0 , F. Da U company. 1303 Fariinm. D 126
IIOUSKS ; 11ENAWA & . CO. , 10S N. 1DTH ST.
FOR KENT , 2113 CAPITOL AVENUE. U
rooms , modern. The O. r. Davis company.
MODERN 7-ROOM HOUSE NEAR PARK. APply -
ply 1300 S. 2i > tli street. U M130
II. n. COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN OMAHA.
D M6S1
FOR RENT , 6-ROOM FLAT , INQUIRE 1913
st. D 113
ZiOO AND 2ZOS FARNAM STREET.
W. M. Record. 1S23 Farnam atrcct. D M32J
s ROOM9. SOUTH"i7th"STREET. .
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PLEASANT DETACHED MODERN 8-IIOOM
house ; nice lawn , barn. Imiulro 2COJ 1'ierce Bt.
U 347
8-ROOM HOUSli INQUIRE 2711 DOUGLAS ST
0-M 92 _
CENTRALLY LOCATED , ID-ROOM HouSE.
nuMJern lmpro\cmcnlB. Inqulro 712 N. 19th
tiect. D M333
CHOICE S-ROOM MODERN 11R1CIC IlESI-
ilciu , central. C04 N. 23d st. , 13T 00. C. A.
Starr , 616 N. Y. Life. D-MC03 21"
( ROOM MODERN 11RICK. IlESIDENCE. ON
Sherwood n\e. , excellent condition and loca
tion. 123.0' ' ) . C. A. Starr , CIS N. Y. Llfo IlldB.
D-MC34 23 *
TOR RENT. CHOICE SECOND FLOOR FLAT
In the P. 13. llfr block , ICth md Jnckton sts , ;
look nt It : kcjs nt wall pnper store. 613 So.
ICth st. ; will lent to fnmlly only. For pirt'cu- '
lars call at 111 ! Harney St. D C72
PLEASANT MODERN C-ROOM 2ND STORY
flat , beautiful lawn nnd shade. 2121 Miami
ntiect. D M7IS
MODERN EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE NEAR HIGH
EChoDl. Inquire 2C1G C.ipltol avenue.
D-M773 22 *
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LIST HOUSES FOR 11ENT WITH G G. WALlace -
lace , S12 Dronn blk. llnvo calls for cnttnRea.
D-7H
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J'OR RENT-HOUSE OF G ROOMS. 1510 L EAV-
pnworth , In good repair , between 15th and 16th
In. John Hnmlln , 917 Llnton block , S. 13th.
D-78J-22
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NINE-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 1539 SIIER.
man avenue. $30 ; JO-room modern house , Ilur-
ilatte. rear Sherman nvenuc , J23. llyron Heed
Co. . 213 South lllh street. D-M793 MIC
HAY 1. NINE-ROOM HOUSE AND
1803 Ulnney street. A. II. Carpenter. 1410
llniacy alrcct. D-M788 ZV
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7-ROOM"TlOUSE , ALL MODERN CONVENf-
oncen. call between 12 2 p , in. 2331 Jonej
Btiet-t. D SOS 21
TWO'C-ROOM COTTAGES , MODERN. ONE
furnished. 803 S. 3)th. ) D-S03 23'
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7-ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD LOCATION FOR
rent cheap , SIC S. 25lh St. D-SJ3 23'
SOlfl MASON , 11EST LOCATION , S ROOMS ,
modem , lawn. J. .W. U2S New York LlfX
U-MO-25 *
1'OH RENT. LARGE HOUSE , STAHI.E AND
KrnundH , In Gramncy Park. Also two cot
tages on llelt line. A. 1' . Tukey , SIS N. Y.
Llfo. D-S32-M
FOR BALE. J30 WORTH OF FURNITURE
for a 5-rooiu cottuKc. nil cainpk'te , for $73 ,
rent , J12. 1807 Webster at. D-M810 19
FURNISHED HOUSES.
UPPER TENAMENT OF FOUR FURNISHED
rootnn ; water nnd rower connections 2(37 De-
cntur st. D-7MMS *
IO1C KliNT 1 ! iiOOiilS.
PLEASANT ROOM , 1921 DODGE. E 575
foR f5ENT"rFllNlSHED ItOOMS. Wl S. 13T1I
E 37C M3
rURNISHED ROOM , WITH ALCOVE ; MOD"
ern C07 So. : jth me. E-Mi < 23 2 > i'
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SOUTH FRONT K7I HAllNnV.
U-JI77I SO"
rbu nrjNT II.\ND.SOMB KUONT PAIU.OU.
_ 1K1 luilEB. _ " U-SJ4-H
1'LKS.NT llOOM."tJOS FA It NAM ST. IlOt'SU
of nil iuo < l < Mn Improvenifnla ; locatlun Iho beat
In llio cltj -
i-S31-lS- :
VURNISIIED ROOMS. ci9 u. 2is-r AVE.
E-M837 23 *
1U1\A1SHE1 > KOODio ANOi JJOARD.
HOOMS E.XSUITE AND GOOD TA11LE AT
ruiminible ratra. Mis. J.inieo Cumpbrll , K3
If I'alk a\ * . I' Mil3l ! 22 *
iiuOWS TOKENT
BUITI : .S OF LARGE HOUSEKIMU'INO UOU.MS
ctieip. tcf * . Imjulre JOIS 2nh. G M749 2) *
S ROOMS. 1011 LEAVUNWORTll'sr.
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C.-S3I-23
IClt RENT STUiv t ANU OFFIOEd
icon HINT. : THE 4-sToriY IIRICK IIFILD.
Inc. Ulii F.unam streul. This build ns h3 n
flnpTOof ccm"iit ba fiiii-nt. ciinipleta > teim
lioatlng IKluicduKr ; uu all lluoin , RIS. etc.
Apply nt the ulllcii ot The IltV. I 310
WANTED TO KENT.
WANTED UO RENT. FIRST CLASS HOTEL
In NtliiisK.i or luua. U 3 , , life. K-Wj IS-
WHAT A CALL THERE IS FOR HOUSES. | T'
joti unnl > uui reiitnl Kit them nlih J. II ,
Pnnritlf Douslns block. 1C Mi" AW
SMALL HOUSE "bir cwrAnu 01 * c OI T
rnonm.xllh fair icuxenleiicci. AtKUr * L U ,
Hco oillci. .
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WATTi'En TO ni vr. TwrTirTu THREE ITU"-
nl < lK < ] or partly fumUliiil rt im by joiuii ;
caupln for Hint housckrrplne. N C. M ' .
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HOUSE OI SIX OR REVI.N lolMHTill
Il > o > lrni Imp \ei-.cnH. . buuili of Fn n rt. .M
of T intlrth Give I > HHMI < aJ u > i \ I-
dlTirf N X lltf K > >
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WANTKP A HOUSlFoF NUT OVER HU\"i N
ioom nmr llaittcoiu i > nrk. If | o ihlf , m > t
, hi\ii l\\n. AilOrct * . wall Ivu.l n u d r-in
at _ utt cir.cc. K.j ; : .
STORAGE.
STOnAOB. FltANK EWCHS. 1214 HAKNnT.
nnsr BToitAara nriLDiNd IN OMAHA , u. s.
pov. boniled warehouse , houiehaM Roods itorJ ,
lovTMt rates. 101M018 Leav enworth. Mt
BTO''K8 RTOIIKO nt'ttlNO BUMMnitTBU !
SCO. 1207 Douglni Oimhi Store Ilcpnlr Works.
PAril'tr * STOIIAOE AND WAHEHlJl'HK CO .
8th & Jones Hl . General tlorage & fcnvnnllnic
M 571
8TOVIM RTOUKIJ TM'IUNO TtIF ! SU'MMKU
months. J , It. Salisbury , 1011 Douulnn air-ft
M-MSJt 2I
WANTED TO BtTX
WANTRO , A BTOCIC OP GOODS \VOItTH Jl.tfl
to 1(1,000. ( Address M 19 , Omaha II o
puicr.s PAID ron SECOXD HAND
furniture. 712 N. 16th nnd Hi ) Dodxe St.
N WJ MU
WANTED TO 1JUY , A GOOD RECONM ) HAND
phaeton , cheap , slve price. Addr * i _ M ff . tlr\
WANTIH ) , TO HUY C Oil 0 WOHK HOIISHS
Bt once , vi > lsht from 1 ZOO to 1,3 < V ) , fnr rn h ;
cheap. Aililron N Z , Hee. N-M814 10-
n TOP IltlOCJY. ALO
hirnem , must be clictp ; state prlc < s Aldro s
N 7. lice. N-MS13 2) )
FOK SALE 1'UBNIT ORE.
SALE rUilNITURE. IN rillHT CLASS
ronlltlon ns Rood ni new , oc lint removal.
Cull between 12 2 p. m. 2i Joncj street.
FOB HORSESWAGONSETO ,
NEW 2 SKAT OPEN CAUIUAGE TO HE BOLD
nt ro l , mOO , also coed Concord burkbiiid ,
_ 0 00 Drummond. t'MSMll _
I'OH SALE. HAMtlLETONIAN IMUVINO
horte , nte. 7 ; weight 1050 11 It. Hoblsjn ,
room 7 , Commerrtil National bank
I' M 830 23 *
foil SALE SADDLE PONY. 1007 IXII'GLAS
ST. PS2S0 -
FOR. BALE M.ISCEI/LANEOU3
HOO & CHICKEN FENCE , WIHE , UETTEIl
S. cheeper than wood J. J. Leddy 403 S 1'th.
Q MM1 Mi > 16
WEdMAN PIANOS , imiDOEPOUT OIIOANS.
WooJbrldge Ilroi , 117 S. 17th. Q-131
HAllinVOOD COMBINATION HOO AND
chicken fence. Clms II. Lee , 8th nnd DoUKlns.
DAIUY ron SAM : , so cows , 2 TEAMS. COM-
plcte outnt , Fstalillnhnl milk route ; all or part ;
cheap. Apply John IJondesson. Klorene" , Neb.
FOR SALE , A NO. I 2ND HAND CO-HOUSE
power steel boiler , ns good an new. Address
P. 0. nos 6S3. Q-MG20-M11
I-Oll 8ALE-2 FRESH COWS , ONE HOLSTEEN.
ISM Webster. Q-S13-21'
A NO 1 2D HAND SALOON HAH FIXTURES
and pool table ; will sell at a barpnln. Ad
dress boi F , SprlnRlifld , Neb. 0-8:7-22
ONE LARGE , FRESH. YELLOW JERSEY
cow , n Kr it milker 2312 Webster st , or
Inquire 613 N. IClh st QM842 21 *
MISCELLANEOUS.
SCO ACRES , CULTIVATED. FOR LEASE. IN
central Nebraska Oley Peterson , clmr store ,
G2J N ICth. R M3II 22
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. HE-
liable business medium. 8th year at 119 N. 10th
MME. CLAYTON , CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD
reader. Reids card * like im open book Tells
your mission on entering. 119 N. 15th st. _
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MASSAGE. BATHS , ETC.
NEWLY FITTED HATH PARLORS ; TUIUC-
Isli and electric baths for ladles nnd Bentle-
men. Madame Howell , 3M S. 15th Rt . 2d lloor.
T MJ93 M5
MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD , 1121 DODGE
T M531 22
MADAME LA RUE. 1617
MADAM SMITH , 602 S. 13TH. 2D FLOOR ROOM
3 , maitnetlc.npor. . alcohol , steam , sulplicrlnc
and sea baths. T-MI-3-M'
MRS , DR. LEON HAS OPENED ELECTRIC.
ma3V\Be nnd bath pallor * ns u first-clans in
stitute for health , refreshing > ind restful ;
hours from 9 a. m to 9 p. m ; nrst-chpi as-
sl&tants.412 N. 14th stieet. near Chlcnuo street.
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH RATHS ; ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusl ely for ladles. Suite 109-110 Ilee bide.
PERSONA1. .
MASSAGE. BLKCTKO THERMAL RATHS ,
chiropodist. Mme. Post. 319'4 S. 13lhuft.-
THE I1ELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TO
order from measure. 1009 Farnam street.U
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VIAVI CO , 3tt DEE nLDO. : HEALTH HOOK
fre ? . home treatment , lady attendant. U 13D
CURE FOR LADIES. 1S16
HAAS. FI.ORIST , 1813 VINTON ST .
offirs at reduceil prices all klndi of cut ( lowers ,
roses , lilies , hyacinths , Rcranlums. l angles.
besonlns , also plants welKelli , plilladclllns ,
westerln. ten different kinds of rose * . New
cannaa In se\entcen species or colors , Heeonl.i ,
gernulums. pansles , bellls colens. altermintenns.
MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLORS
2119 Farnam at Prices reasonable.
THOJIAS NICHOLSON. CARRIE QUINN VERY
sick , come home ; 813 N Western "
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A HOOK ON HHEUMATJSM. GOUT. LUM-
biK < > , n "t free to thnpe sendlntt their address
to K. M. Chesman Mfit. Co. , PlttsburK. Pa.
U MS39 19 *
MONEY TO LOAN KISAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN S. TRUST CO. , 318 N.Y.L1FE ,
loans at low inles for choice security In Ne-
brneka and Iowa farms or Omaha city property
MONHY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVKD OMAHA
real estate. Urennnn , Love fr Co. . PaNtnn b'.Ic.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O F. Davis Co. , 130,3 Farnam st. W 113
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Squire , H3 Hee bldR. W 144
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 513 N. Y LIFE.
W 113
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
pioperty. Fidelity Tiust company. 1702 Farnnm
W-11C
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 132) ) Farmm
W-147
MONEY TO LOAN ON'OMAHA HEAL ESTATE
nt 6 per cent. W. It. Melkle. 1st Nat. Rl < bhls.
W-ltS
FOR SALE. 1 ,0 ) DONA-FIDE EASTERN IN-
irstors' name * , who hue money to lme t. Just
compiled Full paitleulars upoi icqueil In-
lestois1 Directory Co. . JO Wall street N Y
WM991:3'
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTEL ? .
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITFRETPIANOS.
horses , uncr. us , etc , nt low cat rates In city ;
no it-nun Hi of Roods , strictly conlKl > ntlnl , you
can pay the loan oft at any tlmo or hi any
mount
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO ,
! * J Su IClh St.
St.Fv
X -Fv )
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
tine , plinos , horses , wacnnf or nny kind of
chattil security nl lowcrt possible rati * , which
j M can piy Imrk nt nnv time and In any
nn.ounl. FIDELITY IrfAN' GUARANTEE CO.
Room 4 Wlllmi'lMrtock. X131
J. 11. HADDOCK , ROOM _ W RAMGE JlLOcit
X-152
MONEY TO LOAN OX FURNITURE AND
pnnns Fi l Tfrry 4W ISamm bliflc. XF > 3
BUSINES3 OHANO ES.
CLEAN STOCK OF MDSE. IIOL'GIir. SOLD
or < M hanged for Innd If > ou want to no
Into or cet out i > f biiplm * * * wrllc us. We
miy hn\e what yni want. It n. McGee 10
Mala t . Council Illuff * . la , Y M1W A2J
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PO YOU WANT A MONEY"MAKEl7f iinHT
kliictucoi 01 nude * ) .W In three months
Wrlti "Ellison KlTetfixropo Co , " room -M
Shcily Moik , Omalii , Nib Y J163T
IF YOtr WANT TO UJS"oi R bK STOCK OF
morvliuudlia quick . ! < ! ( ! M . ' ) . Omnha llei ?
_ _ Y-.M5IJ
TO SELL. LONG ESTABLISHED RESTAUR-
nnt. che | > , llxliili-a and ulnck complete ; go d
ile.ir Ini.lr ; reawn f.ir Relllnx. . ' ) > -a h , 1U.OOO
pi'piilatlm. Aildr ! Idler N 1 , lee.
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W\NTID-SOME ONE TO LEASE MY NEWSpaper -
paper plant. iH-nlrJ In thn Ix-nt f.atc In the
unlrn. Iowa ; n. v making a eo-"l IMiiit for
ll ow-.i T un > l iin le umd tu | u > wi'll li > n
rutlle' , to ih ? ilkht p-rn.ii who m > .ii > liiflners
an.l hii p-Jiiif in ney to ndtanee , will v\o a
rn p Nn oihf mil apply Wont t.i p > In
iithn buiinApjily ni incc , Ai'.divn N 4 ,
I INM 1 riCIPNT I XP1TAU HAS K > IIOM IS
i cT iin Inn.Pit In cu l'u ini--t liu .nrn
| U I-.TN nt I'M ik-r t'nt lailtal rir full pi
I IK UK < ; rt rr Kl vrt our niror.t , II. U i'.1
4 : . i * N. jth it. y-Miii a
for some women hard work fbV
others. Perhaps , for most womelTT
more or less of both. Fix'jF ;
to suit yourself. More puiy *
and less work that's when'1
you wash and clean with Pearl
ine. More work and less play that's
when you wash with soap in the old back-breaking way.
Better work , too , with Pearline. Little or none of the
rubbing that wears things out. It's something to think
about , whether you do your own work , or have it done.
Easier , quicker , better , cheaper and absolutely safe.
Facts about Pearline known by millions of women.
Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you , " this
is as good as" or "the same as Pearline. " IT'S FALSE
Pearline is never peddledand if your grocer seruh you sonic-
thing in place of Pcatlinc. do the honest thing JAMES PY1.E , New YerV.
FOIl EXCHANGE.
IVANTCD , GOOD SUntTISIlAN
with noinc Rood land In Hlioilo IMin.il , or cnst-
ern MnnsncliureUs , 111 exchange for choice Lin
coln , Neb. , business uroiwrty. lox ! 610 , Sclniy-
Icr , Neb. Z M700-:3
DUStlti ; TO KXCHANUi : A VAT.UA11I.13
clear lot for an uinlKlil piano. Address ) M CO.
lloe.
Z-756-1S
300000 TO J50.0WOO CASH TOll A OOOD
ftock farm. Must be cll located nnd ch"np.
Olve location nncl full description. AiMre.is
I/ock Itox 226 , rolls City. Neb / MtOl 19
IVANTKD , X CLCAH SOUTH DAKOTA 1'AIIM
for cash and oilier ] ire | > erty , Kl\o legal descrip
tion , decree W. Allen , I'olo , 111 ,
Z M821 13 *
FOB SALE KKA ESTATE.
JXCIIANC1KS AND SAI.E3 ; CITY PIIOPBHTY
farms , merchandise , darvln llros. , 210 N. Y. L.
KU-133
FAIUI LANDS. C. F. HAHIUSON. 912 N. Y. L.
, vn AUK BILMNO UAHQAINS. AND IT
means money to buyer nnd seller to sec us.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 fnrnp.m street.
I'.iS MG34 30
ADSTHACTS. THU UY110N IIUUD COMPANY.
UAUCJAWS. SAI.K OH THADH IN CITY 1'IIOP-
crtlc3 and farms. Jno. N. I'rcnzer. opp. I * . O.
HE-U9 _
KOUN'TZn PLACU IIAIIQAINS. FOIl SAI.H OH
exchange. J. J. Gibson , 317 1st Nut'l bank.
lll783 A21
, .i..uo. IIOUSHS , LOTS AND FAUMS ;
sale or trade. F. 1C. Uarllnff , Darker
VILL SILL iMPiiovno OAHDHN LANDS
near Omnha nt prices that will surprlso you. If
taken within 2 weeks. J. II. Sherwood , K3
N. Y. Life. Un-M72l
SNAPS , 5 TO 6 MILES FUOM OMAHA P. O.
40 80 or 120 acres , Itnprmpd , J30.00 per ncre ,
SOO ncreo , 13500 per acre ; 250 ncre . JIOOO per
nere , G 10-acre tracts , S75 00 to J100 00 per ncie.
Must be sold. 010 N. Y. L. bldg. Ite M23I
i'K HAVI3 A PIIKTTY. NEW. MODERN , COT-
lane ; cast front , paved street , shade , fence.
Eoiided yards , ito. , worth J3.000 00 , but can be
. . . , .
had > .o o . . Call tomorrow
for J2.200.00 ) ea9y terms. up
morntni ; for particulars. II. II. Harder & Co. .
Ilee DldB. ItL * , 71
i FARM , MO ACHES. WE
Imprmpd. running water , all In llrst-cla 3
shape. Address W. J. Harrison , Dlalr , Neb.
M. O. DAXON , 403 N 1GTH. ICO
VICTOR DICYCUS , TIIU FINEST OF ALL
bioclea. Omaha IJIcvcle Co. , S23 N. ICth street
161
STKHLING. DUILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST-
crn Electrical Supply Co. . 1513 Howard street.
SEE THE VISIBLE BALL nKAIUNCIH ON
Heiay Special. Will Darnutn & lira. , 120 N. l-th ,
COLUMIUA" 895. FINEST EXAMPLE OF
light and high grade bleicle construction. Wm.
Lyle Dickey & Co. , 1403 Douglac St. , agents.
REMINGTON AND EAGLE. CROSS GUN CO. .
116 S. 15th street. M 731
A. L. DEANE & CO. . WHOLESALE AND HE
tall blcjcles. 1110 Farnam street ; bic > clcs sold
on easy pa ) ments. 163
MO\VinS AND HICYCLUS , aiJTJHKM
id running order nt the Acme , E
WnSTEUN BICYCLE & GUN CO. . 2118
MANTELS , ORATES AND TILES.
WOOD MANTELS. GRATES. TILES FOR FIRE
Places , \cstlbules and large tlooru. write for
catalogue. Milton Rogers S. Sons , Omaha
LOST.
LOST-A OENT'S LIGHT MIXED COLOR
overcoat , blue silk lining In sleeves. Pleaae
return eamo to room 310 Karbnch block nnd get
reward. Lost-813-18'
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1C4
II. K HURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmcr. 1618 Chicago St. , telephone 90. 1C3
M. O MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMUA1.M
er , 1417 Farnnm St. , telephone 223. 156
C W. 1JAKBR. UNDERTAKER. 613 S. 1GTH ST.
167
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL
ollico to 209 S. 16th St. , Drown block. 109
THE 11I33T IS THB CHEAPEST. NO SMOKE
No soot 2000 pounds of the best Wyoming
coal , 54 50. delivered. Junt think of It ! Yoi
have to pay that for dirty , moky coal. If
you are Interested In the fuel question uss
Sheridan coal , 1CU5 Farnam street. MI03
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Select parlies semi-monthly. Independent tick
ets , all routes. Hotel coupons , passports , pro
grams , free. Monthly Gazette , with maps. lOc ,
II. Gaze a Sjni ( L'td ) . McCaguo & . Stialding ,
1504 Dodge street. MIOO M3'
DENTAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL SURGERY , FHF.l
lullrmaryi dentistry at etui. ICth 4c Cap. nve
MATHEMATHICALINSTRUMENXS
ALVA J. OROVER. ENGINEERS AND All
chltccts * suppllrs. 318 S. 15th street , Omnha.
MIM
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73 rooms at II 6) per day.
M rooms at 12.00 per day
Special rates to commercial traveler ? . H-wm
and ba.ird by w > ek or month. Frank Hlldltca
manager. 171
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172
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in
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C. T , b per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , always
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171
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413US
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTHAC
01 s for ili-ctrlc light and motor puma nnd 11 !
klndi nf electrical r.mitru' lion , Western F.le , :
trlcal bupply Co. . 1511 llowird st. 1
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373
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lljwer More 124 N. UtltU Ttl. 1 . UII-U1
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VAN SANT'B SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND , N.
Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 173
POULTRY SUPPLIES.
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NOTICE.
Scaled proposals will bs received lj * the
State Printing Hoard at the olllce of the
Secretary of State at nny time before
Wednesday. Hay 1 , 18 % . nt 2 o'clock p. m , ,
for printing and binding two thousand
; . ,000) ) copies of the acnute Journals , one
ihousand (1,000) ( ) copies of the house journal )
nnd live thousand (5,000) ( copies of the ses
sion laws of 1&95.
Senate and house journals to be printed
on book paper , two pounds per quire , super
royal octnvo form , Btnndard brevier type ,
leaded with six to pica lead * , between the
lines , nnd the pages shall be twenty-six
pica ems In width and forty-two pica ems
In length of printed matter , without un
necessary blanks , broken pages , or para
graphs , blanks between proceedings of each
day , between different session of the same
day , and between heads and subheads , not
to exceed one brevier line.
The binding Hhnll be In the same style
and quality as the house journals of 1SD1.
Session laws to be printed on book paper ,
two pounds per quire , small pica type ,
pages to be same size tind form as the laws
of 18S5 , with marginal notes and Index ,
bound In full sheep.
Proposals will also he received nt the
same time nnd place for printing the su
preme court reports , nnd court calendars ,
nnd for furnishingall Blanks , blank books
ami circulars , IncTudlnK revenue blanks re
quired by the ofllcera qf the executive de
partment of the state far a peilod of two
years from date of ( contract.
Samples and estimates pf kinds and qual-
tlty of supplies to bi lurnlshed can be ceen
at the ofllce of the secretary of state.
Pioposals must state for what price the
bidder 111 furnish" nil , books in this clans
per page , nnd for all planltw and circulars
per hundred. , , '
For the printing of one hundred thousand
(100,000) ) vouchers for the use ot all of the
departments of the state In the disburse
ment of I'undu , to bd divided Into twenty
(20) or more forma , simples of which , to
gether vvlth the amount required of each
form , nre on lllo In ther office of the secre
tary of state. Sal'l vouchers arc all to be
printed and delivered to the olllce of the
auditor of public accounts at the Capitol
building , Lincoln , on Or before the luth
day of May , 1895 > - The printing of these
vouchers to be a separate nnd distinct class
of work fiom any or all of the other work
herein advertised for.
Each proposal must , be accompanied by a
bond In the sum of J5.000.00 , with two or
more sureties , conditional that the binder
will , In case of award , within five days
after notice , enter into conttact to do the
Bids to be marked , "Proposals for Public
Printing , " care secretary of state.
Galley nnd page proof for laws anil
journal- * must be furnished to the proper
olllcer , and all work to be delivered In good
order , free of cost , nt the otllce of the sec
retary of state , within ninety days from
the date of contract. . . . .
night to reject nnd or all bids reserved.
J. A. PIPER ,
Secretry of State.
J. S. IIAUTL13Y. State PrintIng -
State Treasurer. Ing Board.
KUGISNB MOOIII3.
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All mlOt
DUFFY'S
PURE Mil WHISKEY.
All DruRgi3t3. ;
ANIMAL EXTRACTS Cerebrlno , for brain. Car-
dine for heart. Ovarlne , etc. $1. All druggists.
Lawyers and solicitors. SUES & CO. Bee
Building , OMAHA , Nob. Advlco FllER
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves mURLINGTON & MO. RIVEItlArrlvea
OmalialUnion Depot. 10th & Mason bla.l Onuha
Uenter Express J.luan ,
4 : . i > m.Ullc. 1U1U , Mout. & I'uget Slid. Ex 4:10um :
4:30um : Denver Express 4lupm ;
6:45pm.NebasKa : Lucul ( except Sundiy ) . 7:43pir :
SItam..Lincoln : Local ( e-cept SundayH:2iai : _
Z4Jpm..Ka ! t Mall ( for Lincoln ) Daily. . . .
Leavcs'fCHlCAGO. UURL1NGTON & Q ( Arrives
Omaha ) Unltm Utpot , 10th & Moaiin SU. ( Omaha
TiUpm Chlcaso * Vestibule 97lOaiii
9:6Uam : Chicago Eipre&s 4:15pm :
7Wpm..Chicago and Bt. Louis Express. . 8:00am :
UJJam : Pacific Junction Local 6lopm :
Fast Mall z:4jpiu :
Leaves ( CHICAGO , MIL. & HI1. 1'AUL.IArrlvea
OinahaUnion | Depot , loth & Maiun 81 * . ( Qmalm
"
ClOOpm Can-ago Limited" . HiSuair
ll103ln. . . Chlc-.o ExprejJf ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . C.lMpn
Leavea ( CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N.jArrUeT
OmahaljJnlon Depot , 10th & Maaon Sl. . | Omaha
II C5am . . . . .Eastern Kipreaj C:30pni :
4.00pm Vestlbuled LlmltfM 9:40am :
Cuam : ! Mo Valley Locai 10:30pm :
Mipm Omaha CJilcago becl.tl : 2:15pni :
Leavea | CHICAGO. IL 1. & PACIFIC. lArrlrea
OmahalUnlcn Depot , IQtli Jk Mason rit- . | Omaha
EAST.
11.Wain..Atlantic liipica : ( ex. Sunday ) . 5Uprc :
C.:5i > m .SlRht "Ripresa 3Jojr : |
4JJum..Chicago Veatlbuletl Limited. . . . l:35um :
' " "
"
ttnsTl
COOpm.Oxlahom.i : & Ttyak fix ( ex Hun ) 10K : > air
l.iOpni..Colorado. V Limited . . . . . . . . . l.uOpn
I.euVM I C , ST. P. , M. ft O. lAirlves
OmahaDepot. | _ 15th andi Webster Su. | Omalu
9.25am Nebr.mka frafittfstr ( dally ) . . . , S15nm ;
:30pm..i : > loux City lixtreu ( ex. tiuit ) . .ll,53ain
: . . . . . . _ . . . . . I'aul'7.lnilteJ 10Sjjni :
Leave * I P. . 17. Ai MXX. VALLCiT | ArrUe >
" Omaha I Ueput. lilS cl-\VeU3lgrrin. | Omahit
2:10ptn : . . . Ka t Hall 3TTJ' r.xpre- 4Spm :
2.10um.eic. ( bat. ) Wyo. lt. ( ex. Mon. ) . . 4:5im :
lOiara..N'orfolU : Exvrcef lex , cjunda > ; , .10:3)am :
! . . . . . . . . . . I'aul niprcsa yJ5jn ;
Leaven I 1C. C. . J5T. i. & C. 11. " lArriv7r
OmatiaUnlCD | Depot , 19th & _ Mason 3 : .f Umnh.i
.Wani . . . .Kunjm city Day Exprcas. . . . C:10nir :
:4Jpm.K. : C. Night Ex. via U. P. Treni , C:5Cam :
| MlSSOUlli PA&TPlC. ( Arrive *
_ Omah _ pei > oi. 15th nnd Webiter at . [ jpmalij
lOHA-tm St. Louli Expreul tj.irun
CXpm. St. Louli Express COSpic :
biKum Neliranka Local ( ex. tiun. ) icuti
Issr.-t * I SIOUX CITY & . PACIPIC"Arrlvt |
Cmal < M Depot , 15lh and \\'tbitr tin , J Omaha
8:10pm ! . . . . St. Paul Limited .7..10 Sijir
Leave * I SIOUX CITY -TpAC/KlC / lArrlven
Omuh- | Union Lirpot , 10thMaon HU.Omjh.i |
C.Uam Sioux City Passenger. . , . . . .13S.'pnc :
t Upm St. Paul Limited ll'.Svi'n ;
r * vet I ONION PACIKT5
On-anal Union Depot. I0th & Manon 8U. ( Omuu-t
U nm . Kearney EMirc" . .
iUOpm : . Overland flyer . . : -Spm
S.0upm.ea ) tee & hlrun-tU'ir Ex. ( tx. Sun ) . SCi : :
1.3 > 1 > m . PacllI ? Liprem .
[ ' -it M-ll . i
_ Afivra"l WADAHU RAILXVAY.
jDinAha Unlon Uepot , JOlh _ t Maton 8U ( Omn
l l.l > m . 3U LbuU Caonoo Ilai : . U : ) :
I TRIPLE ALLIANCE FORMED
Sioux Oily , Council Bluffs autl the Iowa
Railways Join Against Omaha.
TO RESIST REMOVAL OF BRIDGE ARBITRARY
Lively right Looked for When tlio Mutter
U Drought lloforo the Iiilrrnttito
Commerce ComtnlMlon Bomo
Uctnlti of tinOpposition. .
Tlio Iowa railroads have pooled their Is
sues with Council Dluffs and Sioux City In
an attempt to give Omaha the worst ot the
leal In her efforts to secure fair nnd equal
bridge differential ! . As a result there Is con-
sldcrahla excitement among the business
ncn and shippers of Omaha , due to the
Imcly discovery of the three-cornered com
bination that has just been formed to de-
eat Omaha and the Commercial club In the
bridge arbitrary case that will come up for
tearing before the Interstate Commcrco
ommlsslon In this city on April 29.
The bridge arbitrary of C cents for every
imulred weight ot freight upon castbound
hlpmcnts from Omaha and Nebraska points ,
ias caused business men and shippers of this
city to frccnicntly complain bitterly , with
rultless results. I'or every hundred pounds
of freight forwarded from Omaha to Iowa
points the obnoxious arbitrary la Imposed
vlth Invariable regularity. On the other
mud , or rather on the other sldo of
: ho river , when freight Is shipped
'run ' Council Hltiffs to Nebraska points , thb
arbitrary Is not applied , thus clearly dis
criminating against Omaha to the extent of
cents per 100 pounds and giving Council
Huffs an advantage In rate notwithstanding
ho fact that both distributing centers are
Missouri river points and entitled to the
same in-and-out rate.
TIinOUY OF THB AIIBITIIAUY.
It Is the general method In preparing
arlffs elsewhere to equalize rates from points
on the Missouri river , Mississippi river and
ocalltles where various cities compete for
the business of the transmlssourl and trans-
nlEBisslppl territory. The usual theory of
rate making , according to the argument of
local shippers , Is that rates are not com
puted strictly on a mlleago basis nnd that
the distributing points should have rates
equalized. It Is claimed by business men
that In no other similar Instance does there
exist such a rank discrimination as the
bridge hold-up , " as they term It , at Omaha.
It has resulted In considerable transfer serv
ice by wagons to save time nnd possible
delay In loading and unloading from cars.
Tl.eso teams , however , arc compelled to pay
toll to the wagon bridge and thus the
shippers find that teaming does not give the
desired tellef. It Is The same old complaint ,
a story often told with an empty reward of
promises and no relief.
Twelve years ago the arbitrary applied to
both Omaha and Council Bluffs , but It was
subsequently revised , and while the traffic
tax was lifted from Council Bluffs , the rail
ways declined to grant similar relief to
Omaha. This grievance was really the
nucleus for the organization of the Com-
meicial club of this city , and that organiza
tion , through Its commissioner , John 12.
Utt , has made repeated efforts to get the
'differential" ' removed , but all to no avail.
A few weeks ago the executive committee
of tlio club held a protracted session. The
usual quiet "weekly sociable" of that or
ganization was transformed Into a war dance.
Euclid Martin , chairman of the executive
committee and a heavy shipper , who for
years has paid tribute to the "bridge of
sighs , " declared with emphasis that patience ,
as a virtue , bad become a back number and
that something should be done. President
Weller , with a full spread of war paint , anJ
Commissioner Utt. calm but determined , all
spoke upon the subject , and the substance of
their remarks waa a suggestion for an ap
peal to the Interstate Commerce commission.
Within a short space of tlmo a formal
complaint was prepared , and In the name of
the Commercial club of Omaha was forwarded
to Washington.
Following quickly upon the heels of this
communication Interstate Commerce Com
missioner Yeomans visited Omaha and Sioux
City , and announced that the commission
would hold n sitting hero April 2D.
SnT HAILUOAUS TO HUSTLING.
As soon as it became known to the rail
ways and the business men of Council Bluffs
that the Omaha Cotnniorclal club had se
cured the desired date for hearing , nnd that
Commissioner Utt and President Wcller wore
armed with statistics , undeniable facts and
Information obtained on a still hunt , there
wcro numerous consultations on the other
eldo of the river and around the traffic de
partments of the four railways particularly
Intelcsted. It was quickly decided to fight ,
but the railways posing as the "friends of
Omaha" did not deslro to openly enter the
conflict and favor the maintenance of the
arbitrary. It was decided to use the Council
Bluffs shippers as the breastworks , behind
which the railway guns were to bo concealed ,
and thus bo doubly prepared to repel the at
tack of the Commercial club. Presumably It
was to bo a battle between Council Bluffs
and Omaha , whereas the railways were , In
fact , back of the Council Bluffs contingent
Tho. Council Bluffs shippers , assured of rail
way support , accordingly formed a secret
organization for the movement , according to
ofllclal advices from that community , and
then they looked around for a leader. And
right hero is where James V. Mahoney , com
missioner of the Sioux City Commercial
association , stepped forward hrnd In ham ]
with I ) . A. Holmes , a Sioux Olty attorney ,
and with a smile of serene cuifdence. pro
claimed that he had a scheme ttiat would be
crowned with triumph at the Interstate com
merce session In Omaha on the 29th.
Mr. Mahoney , as commissioner of a rlva
commercial organization of a competitive
Missouri river point , desires to see Omaha
handicapped on freight rates , and hence Is
decidedly in favor of the present bridge ar-
bltrary. . Mr. Mahoney before coming to
Omaha with a scheme which he hugged to
his breast with delightful anticipation , made
a flying trip to Chicago , where he had
long conference with the vice president 01
one of the Iowa lines. Then lie came to
Omaha , conferred with several local railway
men , and went to Council Bluffs , where he
succeeding in arousing the enthusiasm of the
lowans so much that they readily acquiesced ,
especially when a well known railway ofll'
clal nodded his head encouragingly and pro
nounced It "a good thing. " Mr. Mahoney
returned to Sioux City and as a sequel to
that trip , Mr. D. A. Holmes cams tu Omaha
a few days ago , registered at the Mlllard , am
put In the best portion of a day around rail
way headquarters and with Council Bluffs
shippers Interested In the maintenance ol
the discriminating schedules against Omaha
It is said on good authority that a despcr
Too good to be spoiled by
bad cooking. Nothing so
easy to cook well. |
Sold only In 2 Ib. Packages
nto light will be mailo to defeat tbo Com
mercial club before the- Interstate ) com-
norcc commission .
D1MD1U ) UN Till :
Ono 1'nctlon of thn II. A O. Directors Ob
ject to PimsliiK it.
BALTIMOUK. April 18. Opinion In the
board of directors of the Baltimore & Ohio
Kallroid company Is divided , It U Raid , on
the question of "pawing" the dividend. One
clement wanted 2 per cent or less paid
stockholders. Tln > directors urgol that the
better policy would be to" create n surplus
fund ' from the profits ot the company for the
six month ! ! co\ered by the dividend period ,
.0at lay aside the earnings to meet emergencies
and to strengthen the corporation. Others
again said shareholders expected the dlvldenl
to be paid and would bo disappointed It the
earnings were not distributed among ( hem.
Tha statement given out by the board of di
rectors Is taken by tome to mean that If
the Improvement ot business Is such as to
Justify It the company will piy the dividend
just passed , as well na ono for the coming
six months , at the next dividend time In
November. Conflicting opinions are held by
financiers as to the policy ot the board In
passing the dividend.
( Ut.YNI ) TllUMl Sllt\V.t A DKUKKASl !
( Irrat rulllng Oil In llovonullrrctori
Astc for Support.
NHW YORK , April 18. A cablegram from
London to the livening Post tnys : The
Uchlson Income bondholders arc preparing
o resist the reorganization scheme. The
talf yearly report of the Grand Trunk Just
ssued shows a net deficiency of 28.000 and
n addition 44,000 was advanced to con-
rolled lines. A feature of the report Is a
eng statement from Sir Joseph Illckson on
the question of subsidiary lines , nt the con
clusion j oflileh he says. Tlio adoption of a
, llfferent j | policy would have left the company
with no through connections , surrounded on
all sides by hostile Interests , Its business
confined to the local trnltlc of the original
unlit line In Canada eaten Into and coin-
> etcd for by the very companies now under
ts control. " The company's directors Issued
a statement with the report urging the
shareholders to support them , or If not that a
committee bo formed to get a new manage
ment. Further economics arc promised.
IlKlti : ON AN IMl'UKTANT MISSION
llurllncton Olllolnl Contort vrlth the Sccro-
turjr ot the Comiiiorclnl Club.
Second Vies President George 1J. Harris , a
icwer on the Burlington system , and Com-
ulssloncr Utt of the Commercial club held a
conference with General Manager Holdrego
yesterday. While it was Impossible to
earn ot the nature cf the conference , It Is
thought It had much to do with the case of
the Commercial club against the several railt
roads crossing the Missouri liver from Iowa
Into Nebraska and the arbitrary bridge rate
charged. It is also stated that the Burllng-
ton does not deslro to be a party to the com
plaint filed by the Commercial club with the
Interstate Commerce commission.
Vlco President Harris has been In Omaha
Tor several days past , the longest tlmo ho
has ever spout In the city on ono visit , and
thcro Is considerable speculation heard as to
just what this prolonged visit portends.
llnllvv ty .N < iioi.
General Passenger Agent Frank Scmplo of
the Union Pacific , Denver & Gulf , was In
Omaha yesterday.
John 13. Frawlcy , who U known as "Col "
Frnwley In Kansas City , but plain John In
Omaha , was a visitor at Union Pacific head
quarters yesterday.
It. W. Haxter. general agent of the Union
Pacific nt Portland , and family arrived In
Omaha yesterday , cnrouto west. They will
probably remain a day or two bfore con
tinuing their Journey.
William M. Clark , commercial agent of the
Missouri Pacific at Plttsburg , Pa. , has been
appointed general eastern agent of the same
company , with headquarters In New York ,
vice Irederlck Knowland , deceased ,
TIII : T HUM.is uoAcmir.
Mr. Thomas and the Chlcigo orchestra will
arrive this morning from Lincoln at 10:30.
The chorus , orchestra and soloists will rehearse -
hearse at Hoyd's at 12 o'clock. The follow
ing Is the program for tonight :
Symphony Fiom the Now World..Dvorak
Adagio Allepro inolto , I..aigo , Scherzo ,
Allegro con fuoco.
Cantata Fair IJllen Druch
Solos by Mrs. nlshop , soprano ; Mr.
Moore , baritone.
Festival Chorus and Orchestra , Mr. Pennell ,
conductor.
Theme nml Variations , Cp. 53..Ta ha kowslcy
Finale , Op. fir Tschnlkowsky
Violin Obligate , Mr. Max Ucndlx.
Cantata ny Uabylon's Wave Gounod
Festival Chorus and Orchestra , Mr. Pennell ,
conductor.
Waldwcben Siegfried Wagner
Slegfiled's Ilhlno Journey Die Gotter-
dammerting Wagner
If appearances count for anything , a very
largo audience will be in attendance and
good scats will be scare ? . The program will
begin promptly at 8'15 , and none will be
seated during the performance of any num
ber.
( 'might When Tlioy Went After tlin Pnv
Detectives Savage nnd Dempsey yesterday
arrested Sherman Tulleys nnd Lljc Wynans ,
two toiiRh characters , who will be sent to
the district court on the charge of bur
glary. Wednesday the men broke Into a
barn belonging to Vaclav F. Kunel at 131i (
South Thirteenth Rtreet , stole a couple of
sets of hntneFS nnd sold them to a man on
South Twelfth street. They received only
pait of their pay , and yesterday when they
went back for the balance due they were
taken into custody. A third member of
the party escaped , but the police hope to
get him before night.
I'AHAl ] IIAVIIS.
n. J. Dell , Laratnle , Wyo. , Is at the Pax-
ton.
Judge Ifnmer of Kearney Is at the Del
lone.
0. II. nlmendorf ot Turlington Is at the
Paxton.
. C. H. King , Casper , Wyo. , Is registered at
the Paxton.
J. S. Klrltpatrlck of Lincoln Is registered at
tha Dellone.
Ms-It Daugherty of Ogalalla Is registered at
tlio Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. L. n. Harvey of Beatrice are
guests at the Paxton ,
Charles It. Kelscy , Hock Springs , Wyo. , Is
a guest at the Mlllard.
Mi * . anJ Mrs. Hsnry N. Illake of Nebraska
City nro guests at the Dellone.
H. C. Hope of St. Paul , Minn. , Is at the
Mlllard , accompanied by his daughter , Miss
Nelllo Hope.
Alexander Harris , C. Nelcon , John Gooch
and Ira Hogan , Gentile Valley , Idaho , are
registered at the Paxton.
General Union Pacific Agent Robert Baxter
of Portland , Ore. , Mr ; , Baxter , Mrs. Downing
and Mlsa Susie Hoyce are guests at the Mll
lard.
lard.D.
D.O. . II. Christy , Dunlap. la. , P. A. Ben
nett , Manning , la. , and Charles Whltrell ,
Klngsley , la. , are registered at the .Mer
chants * .
M ? . and Mrs. C. W. Russell of Oil Norll
Forty-first avenue have gone to Algona , la.
to attend the funeral of Miss Anna Inghani
of Chicago , a bister of Mrs. Hnascll , wlu
committed suicide by drowning In Lake Mich
( gun Wednesday.
At the Mercer : Miss S. Welsler , C. Kirk ,
Chicago ; J. P. Luce. Hots , la. ; P. M. Price ,
TliculorcStarl < j , Ptorla ; Ulchard Owen ,
\Valea , la. ; Kit Schaffer , Tcciunseli ; W. I *
McMullen. Hunvell ; S. A. TiJll. New York
\V. Hmll KuRcman. Chicago ; H. C. Wild.
Kansas City ; II. U. Stevens , Western ; J. Mc-
UanougliVooilbliie ; Kd 0. Yalta , Lincoln
John Harahy , O. C. MaxflclJ , Fairmont ; Jo-
repU O'Connell , Connecticut.
r > fliri > l.niM lit tinllnirln ,
At the Arcnde-Oeoige IIItchenH , I'laln-
vlevvV. ; . II. Stcpheiiwjii , Ilnrtlnglon ; n. i- ' .
nnd M. J. U'llcux. ( jr.tnd Ishirul ; O. Don-
nrr , IMII N'twion , ii ln ; r. M , Crown , Mn
coin.
At Ihc McrclnntC O. Hunt. Hctnlng
ford , 11. If. Hmllli , ( leiuvn ; Ueorgi i >
Smilh. Jt { ntrltt > ; A. 11. rimock , G. It. Col
lonve. Cm risen ; Henry Kchutz , Hralnard
Tout Traver , Cenlial City.
I.VUAIIHlit'tflEH. .
i : . H. Martlslll erect a frumo dwelling
at 2123 llrlstol ttreet.
Tlio sitters nf Ht. James' Orplianagn Ooalre
to express tbelr thanki to the ( ullmvlng
firm a for donations contribute-1 Pcycko
llros. , Drancli & Co. , Urlau & Co. , Williams
& Crots , Strelght & Howes , Utrtilell & Co
Ktaron & Cole , Sloan. Jnhnton & Co. , Far-
uam & Smoltzer , aud JCIrschbraun & Co.
OTiir.it .iinn or run CASK ,
Mr. Irrlno lcll the Story of III * Jinny
Trouhlf * .
OMAHA , April 18. To the Kdltor ot Tlio
too : An nrtlcto appeared In The Dee of
ecent Issue In which my character and
eputattonvrre ntsnlled , I h.ivo asl.cd pcr-
nlsslon to reply to It to that the ccnstltu-
cncy reached by your paper may have the
other slilo of the CASO.
I cannot , of course , expect the sumo epaco
or the n-ply 1 have to mnUo la less scnsn-
lonat. Personally , I wouM nnt reply at
all , hut for the c.iko of my friends In Oinalm
will go over a few of the things In tlio
article.
First I never stated thai J hud done mls
Ion work with Dr. Parkhurst nor tlmt r
md outgrown the fleM I had just left. I
lid not > earn for great opportunities In
Omaha , but for rest and rc.iplto far n HUla
vhllu after years of work nnd > orro\v.
Second I never appeared Ucforc the piihlla
na "Hcv. " I have preached for twenty-flvu
; . cars , nnd If 1 vvas placarded as "llev. " by
f h 'o who requested mo to lecture I am
mrdly to blame.
Third The Congregational Extension BO-
clety never engaged mo ( oork at tlio
Clli pel of the Carpenter. I began the work
hero myself nnd without nny revenue from
any source The society cngagci ! me to do
other work , but not there. I worked for
Bovornl months In Omaha \\lthout any Income
como from tiny source.
Fourth I ne\cr appeared ns a voluntary
witness botoro the police board. I never
imdo accusations to It about the pollco do-
lartmcnt. I testified under protest to the
'act that I had been an eye witness to the
lolntlon of law by a pollco olllcer. On my
nforinatloii to the grand Jury flvo Inillct-
nents wore made and are now pending lu
court.
Fifth The defendant In the action for dl-
vorco was handed the printed notice of the
action n week after Its publication. Con
cerning the letter you print from tlio mayor
of Stamford I would simply say tlmt tlmt Is
n matter for the court. The- person named
vlll appear In person and provo Ills rcsldonco
n Stamford nt the tlmo of the notice.
Sixth The clmrgo of leaving Mrs , Irvlno
nnd the army is false from beginning to
? nd. I came to America by the advice of
icr parents. I gave her tvvolvo months to
cform nnd glvo up liquor , during which
line her parents cared for my children ,
Slio promised , and In a now land with now
surroundings ' , began again , but fell. Scores
, n both countries can testify to this.
Seventh Matters relating' to the divorce
case can only bo answered before n properly
constituted court nnd not In newspapers nnd
> ro\lous to the trial. I came hero for rest ,
. loplng , to remain two months nnd return to
t S'ow York. My divorce cast ) was postponed
from tlmo to tlmo until my means were ox-
mitstcd and my work hindered by the note
riety of the Immorality of my wife. I told
all of those I came In contact with In
Omaha the details of tlio case from end to
cm ) .
Klghth The story ot Joel U. Marx Is falso.
as will be proved. I will not attack Mrs.
Irvine's character In public print. I leave
Jio adjustment of our affairs to God and
the courts of Justice. The nrtlclo Is based on
the testimony of these Immediately concerned -
cernod on ono sldo of the case nnd ono sldo
only. Against their story I appeal to the
religions and business public of Now York.
I have not had tlmo to ask for an expression
from thorn , but select n few Items from my
private correspondence and from letters nd-
ilrossed to the olllccra of the society undor'
whoso auspices I work.
My DentMr. . '
Irvine. The- executive com-
inlttee or city inlsilonn granted your request
for two months vacation , your salary to bo
| ) .ud , and also accepted your resignation , aa
you asked them to do. In ho doing they
Instructed me. ns chairman cf the commit
tee on sea nnd land , to express to you their
deep Hyinpnthy with you In this hour of !
sere trial. They nre men who , when they
express sympathy , mean It. To them lha
Infidelity of a wife Is n deep wound. Mnv
I bo permitted to mid a word of my own' ?
Times of great trials arc times of great
opportunity , when they ate heroically mot.
,
Kite puiillCR gold ami silver. Uy faith In
Christ and true Christian forbearance nml
patience you can show that much which
has been fald against you Is not rue. Your
truest ' vindication will bo found along those
lines. If my counsel can nt nny tlmo ba of
service call on me. My heart nchr.s fjr n
man bo sorely wounded ns you have been
In > our domestic relntloiiB. 1 am very truly
yours , u. T. M'BWljN ,
Pastor of lh Fourteenth btrcct 1'rebbyte-
iliin fhliiPh , 23S Hast 15. Htri'Cl , May II.
NEW YORK Sipt 11 , 1E3I.-133 East
Tim -null Btieel Aly Jjoar Mr. In In" :
1 take thl.s opportunity of communicating
with you. I cud not know to what quarter
you had removed until I received n line of
inquiry from Kev. 13. Lj. Illy. I am Kratlfleil
nt the opportunity of hpeaklng n kind and
earnest word to him In your beluilf. I want
to say tlmt we ml s you here In New York.
We had our regular monthly inciting of the
city vigilance le.tguo In my house last cven-
liirtr , and your absence was keenly felt.
1 appreciated th1 earnestness and fuuiless-
iie-u ol jour co-cperatlon , and only wish wa
had n thousand more hern like you.
Trusting that jour experience , which 1ms
been exceedingly trj Ing and bitter , may be
come blighter and brighter mid that the
clouds so tar ns possible may roll away from
your sky. With earnest exprc&aloii of coli-
lldenco and nffecllon. I nin , you is sincerely ,
C. II. I'AUKHUUST ,
MKTltOPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY ,
N12W YOUK , Aug. 23 , IS'JI ' Ucv JCdward U
Kly , Superintendent Congregational Church
Extension Society of Omahn-My Dear Mr.
Kly : I have Just received your letter of the
-Mb. Inst. nnd um exceedingly glad to 1-3
given un opportunity to endorse Mr. Alex
ander K. Irvine , formerly tlio lodging hotlse
missionary of the New York City Mlnslou
and Traiit society , of which I nm u dliector.
I ha\e known Mr. Irvine for years and
never hav e I hail any causa or reason to lese
the confidence which I placed In him nt first.
My regard , I may say affection , for him hna
stt'adlly Increased , and knowing him better
than any of my associates on tlu * board I
can say freely that no butter worker , morb
untiring or zealous , ever wns engaged In tha
work of uplifting the fallen nnd degtudcil
and helping thum to a purer ami self *
respecting life.
1 bellcvi ! him n pure , honest nnd devoted
Christian , whose life Is given without re-
HOIVC to that Muster ho so dearly laves and
faithfully HiTves. Can more be said ?
As to hla domestic tilals and so now , ho IH #
blameless. Ho 1ms been a ttue nnd devoted ,
litisluntl nnd father I know how patiently * ,
hu has buino the cross which has uppre.sseil
him for years. If employed by your society
give him your personal fileiidshlp , cuuns : !
and confidence , for ho Is wotlbv. Yiuim
cordially , CHAUI.US 11. JKSSU1' . *
I1. A. Ferris of A. Ferris & Co. , aay& la .
the same connection , and addressed to Mr. '
Kly :
Uy all means s cure Mr Irvlno If you wish , '
earnest , nggre-slve , practical Cliilstfun work.
1 know or no man his equal in that respect , ,
and I have great confidence In him. My ac
quaintance began when ha enteiud the srv '
Ice of our city mission several years since ,
und for the last two or three years he ban
bad a peculiar relation to our own church , na
we have quite largely furnished funds for Ida - ' ;
salary. 1 know of no man who can take ,
his place here , and If you .set him at work '
In Omaha the west will bs the gainer ut :
our expsiibe. Make my kindest greetings to
him. :
Dr. A. F. Schauffer. at the head of the New
York City Mission , under which I wcrkod for - ,
several years , from Cairo , Hgypt , March 8 , J
1S94 , sends me these words of encourage- VJ
nit-lit and counsel * j
Your mingled battle cry nnd cry of despair '
reached mien my return to lhl city. I 4
have no doubt ns lo thn proper It-sue of this ;
matter. You ought to get a divorce , "nlmo.
lute , " both for your own enke and for that i
of your fhlldr n. Mi-rely lo put an ocean
between ) < ui nnd htr Is orly n partial nnd t
very uiinall.sfnetory icmedy. Bo I hope you '
will not b * ruthilccl w.th half-way measure ! ) .
, First have clear evidence and Ihen go on to
th ' ; bitter end , for that In tbu rnly rl ht way 5
for you or any man In your sad clrcum-
MnMr-s. Mr. rm.sons of our executive board :
will bo glad to Indicate to you the right
steps lo lake , unit will charge you nothing.
May tin' ( Ireat header of us nil Lad you . '
day by day and comfort you at each step s
of the way. |
Would time permit I could give many other " 5
extracts from well known men In New YorU , <
who weie lumlllar with my unhappy llfo , j
wliozo advlcu was clmllar , to the above ,
youra truly AUnXANDKH F. IUVINK. ;
1 '
1
Itii ell Iliiunil ( > v r for I'urger/ . i
a. H. IlusH < > ll , brought back from Kansas <
City Wednesday for forging the name or 3
A. Hnnglund to checks passed on Henry 1
Jtlpbter and Krnest W. Truernnn , waived >
preliminary hearing , and waa bound over. 1
fVhen Haby VTOJ sick , wo gnre her CoatorU.
\\bon die wo _ a Child , &ho crM for Castorla
When .he liecamo 31 Us , iho clung to Castorla.
W-cn she bad ChlMrvn.ha gave them Castorta.