11 THIS OM\AIIA ! DAILY UKKt SrNDAY , T > 13 OHM. HER 8 ,
SPEGIRL NOTICES.
ilicic coltinm %
II IIP tnUcit until lUiHO p. in. for
tlio evrnlnw nnil until 8 p. in. for Ilic
morning nnil Ji" " < 1"J' cillUon .
Ai1rrl < n > rni lir rpqiicullnir n nttm-
Ii rpi1 clii-clft fun linvc nniivorn nil'
tlrcHicil to n tniniliorcil Icllrr In cure
of The Hoc. An.iucrd fie
Trin IIP drifrrcil iipol
of tlir plu-ek onljllntcx , 1 l-2o n
tvoril flrxt liiHprtloni 1o n
Ilicrcnftpr. Xotlilntr tnkvn for
tluin 2."p for llrt lii icrllon.
nilvcrtUcinciitx nniKt lie run coniccn-
SITUATION WAVI'IJI ) .
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WANTS r
and houicwotk ; low wag's. Al"Iri > IS *
WANTED. KEW1NO IN FAMILIES 11Y V I-SS-
maker ; reference given. Addrefn O 27 ; > Hep
nmcc. A"6"-1 s
un MAI.K nr.i.r.
WANTED. LIVE. INTELLIGENT AGENTS IN
Omaha to organize clubs of three to five fami
lies of mir famous Orclmid Homes lands In
frnfrnl Mlsulmlppl. The tMe nf Immigration
Is Kolnn south , whcrp thorn are nn hot winds ,
no cold winter * . iv Idltznrds. n crop faljme < !
where two or tin re crops can In raised MCli
> rar ; where thorp la no Mich thin ; an failure
if n man will work cmholf ns liiril n , li no"
In thin country ; cool ninrmei * mild wlnt 'r § .
pure pn > lnu crop , of fruits and rnnlen truck . . ,
HrliMt roll on rorlh ; belt rullwav fnclWlP.
fleo. W. Ames , Benernl agent , 1C1. 1 arnnmI .
jlr" '
Omaha.
BOLICITORS WAXTCD FOR OMAHA : AI-FO
if mnnnKera outside country. Entirely new qot K
411 Shceley ldock. _ H-M220 D2V
\fl \ TO J13- ) SALARY PAID SALEKMEN FOR
rlRarn ; experlencn not necefsary"xtrn in-
rturements to customers. Illshop & Kl tie. St.
l/iu ! , Mo. 11-M3S1 l)2i'
_
WANTED. MANAGER FOR WHOLESALE AND
retail soft coal business nt Omalm , Neb.r
want n live , nctlve. responsible pnity , thai
; , cnn handli the wbrle ali > and rptall tinrte at
Omaha. South Omaln. Council Hluff < and vl-
rlnlly to good ndvnn'nEC. Addicta I. L At-
kins. Taxton hotel , Omaha. Xcb. 11-5818
tM MONTHLY AXD EXPENSES FOR PERMAnent -
nent ncenti ; c\clusl\p territory : s"nd stamp
for Informallnn ; nur Eurikn Is endorsed by all
leading pipers. American Eureka l-in-l Lcnno-
mler. 11SO Hroail\\a > , X. Y. H-CI1-S *
TRAVELIXO JIEN OF FORCE WHO CAN
rail on relnll drugKltts. c n cet a good nlde
line nn commission. Addrefs II. \i. KrninT ,
No. 43 Randolph St. . Chlcngn. 1I-C13-S *
BA"LEslifAx7"jl3 A WF.EK TAKING ORDERH
for aluminum and other Rood specialties and
letters for Blun ! " . store fronts , shnw windows.
\ehlcles. etc. , Hgures ami numbers for houses ,
hotels , ; elecant goods , rapid Fellers , with grow
ing demnnd. ivmanml employment for rlKht
person. World Mfp. Co. , W. 5. Columbus. OVA
V/A NTED-H A LERM AN TO INTRODl'CE A
flr t rlajs llnor dics lng for stnres , factnrlps.
cilllee buildings , etc. Liberal commission , f apl-
tal td line. Address Central Commercial Co. ,
101 Randolph M Chlcaco. U Cll-S *
\ VA"NTKIfiAl BSJIAN TO INTRODUCE OUR
tea. Hcautlfut packane ; new nnd original form
of use. Compressed Tea Tablet Co. , 1S4 Ran
dolph St. , Chlciigj. 11-615-b'
131 TO I1CO SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID
salesmen for cigars : experience unnecessary :
extia Inducements to customers. 1-ulk I o. .
St. LOuls , Mo. . H C17-S *
A FEW FTllST CLASS SPECIALTY SALESmen -
men to represent us this coming > ear. A. L
/.Ichme & Co. , CO Fifth nvc. , Chicago.
*
H-tlC-S
WE DESIRE TO'NEGOTIATE WITH TRAVEL-
Inu and local Eale men to handle uur brand * of
line cane goods , "Old Ilrookle. " "Oscar Pepper , "
rte also our line of line Kentucky whl'kles
nnd wines In bands. Commission or salary
nnd expenses If preferred. Reference required.
Addieps D. H. Fouihce & Co. , 43 N. Ilro.idway ,
Lexington , Ky. H-C2J-3"
WANTED SALESMEN TO SELL CIGARS TO
the trade ; m > experience i mull ml ; ' - ' ' P ° r week
nnd expenses. Lea. Mfg. Co. , Chicago ,
U C1S-8 *
REPRESENTATIVE DESIRED IN .EVERY
cltv ; now visiting architects and builders ,
building i-peclalty ; unusual commissions ; side
line or otherwise. Room 42 > ) , 2.13 Hroadway ,
ll-C21-b'
New York.
PARTNER-ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN ,
* iiih 13110 to tnko complete chiirgu cf olllce nnd
igement of business. For particulars write
Economic Purchasing Co. , 23 Reaper block ,
Clilcngo , 111. B C23-S *
WANTED-INTELLIGENT GENTLEMEN AND
ladles In every town to work at home ; steady
employment ; no canvassing ; no expellence * nec
essary ; we pay kalary ; enclose htamp for par
ticulars. Standard Mfg. Co. , 45 W. 24lh it. ,
New York. B128
SLATE ROOFERS WANTED AT ONCE. AP
f ply Malcom Dow , new postofllce , Omaha.
WANTED. REPUTAHLE PERSONS TO OR-
eanlzu lodges for Insurance order , having n
Hclentlflo plan , liberal contiacts given , 312 , 209
Dearboln St. , Chicago. 11-619 S
SALESMEN , A SNAP FOR ROTH YOU AND
customers ; extraordinary offer , never before
equalled. If you want a good thing , address
Merchants Economy Co. , 620 W. Van Huren
St. , Chicago. 11-C31 S *
SALESMEN WANTED , J5 A DAY. NO DEL1V-
rrlea or collections ; cosily outfit free ; side line
or exclusive. Address Manufactuiers , 3341 Mnr-
Itet St. , Philadelphia , Pn. U
SALESMEN TO TAKE ORDERS. WE SEND
tampion ; give exclusive territory ; pay good sal
ary and expenses , or liberal commission to
proper applicants. Address P. O. Iox 125. New
York City. 0 _ _
JIEN EVERYWHERE TO DISTRII1UTE SYRUP
Fumples ; light and steady work : good pay.
Pratt Syrup Company , Camden , N , J.
I1-C58 S'
WAXTISI1 FI3.1IAIE III2LI * .
GIRL FOR MONTANA ; 7 WOMEN UOTEL
cooks , 323.00 ; chambermaids , dining room git Is ,
Reneral house girls , Cnnadlan Olllce. IC22
IJoiiglaa. C MM2 8
WANTED. COMPETENT NURSE OIRL AT 2. ' S
Capitol avenue. C M5SO S'
WANTED , GOOD OIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Mis. Lange , C02 H. 13th.C
C 51393 8
WANTED , LADY FOR OEXERAL OFFICE
work who Isfry accurate In figures ; also In
using typewriter ; state Hilary expected. If you
nro nfriild of woik don't answer. Address O
15 , llee. C COI-8 *
WANTED , AN EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR
for tea ; lady or gentleman ; good commln ton
paid. 1021 N. 24th. C COO-S'
WANTED-COMPETENT SALESLADY FOR
crockeiy dept. Addicas O 17 , Hoc. C C:9 : S
WANTED , LADIES OR YOI'NO MEN TO
take light , pleasant work nt their homes ; } 1 to
(3 per day can l v quietly made ; work n'lit by
luall ; nn cnnvahslng , b'or parllulars , nddn > ss
Illolia Mfg Co , , Hex D331 , Uoston , Mass. , Est.
1RSO. C-W7 8
TI1I1 ONLY Min'HOD FOR TALENTED
young ladlew with unnll mciinn In get on stage
quick. llfimctl's Theatrical Exehango. 91
Dearborn m. , Clilcngo. C 025 8 *
_
WANTED. A HRIOHT , ACTIVE Ill'SINESS
woman lu takn hold of a splendid paying busl-
neiia. fl 2' ) . Deo. C MC38 10
rou HI\T Hot'sns.
HOUSES. V. K , DARLINO , 11ARKER RLOCK.
D-413
_
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
0. F. IMvIa Company , 1505 Farnum , D 411
FURNISIIElTHOUSE FOlTTinNT ! I1EAUT1FIJL
house , ten rooma. elegantly furnlnhed , hot
water heat , laundry , stable , carrlune. etc.
Yhos. F. Hall. 810 Paxlon block. U-415
_
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAOE9. 6 ROOMH ,
till modern , uni , fuel. Apply Uyron Reed Cnm-
imny , 212 So , 141h t. D 41C
HOUSES 11ENAWA CO , . 103 N. 15T1I ST.
11-417
'HOUSES. O , O. WALLACE , 312 IJROWN I1LK ,
, _ D 418
MO SO. 21ST AVE. , 9.ROOM MODERN HOUSE-
> ard S30nl65 feet. J , N , Fienier , oppovlle P. O.
_ D-M418
8 OR 6 ROOMS , CLOSETS , WATEll. COS N. 13.
D-874 DIO'
125 HOUSES. ALL SIZES AND PAIITG OF
city , F. D. Wead , ICth and Douglas its.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ D-M933 DI3
roil RENT , HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE
fc-pecUl , OM So. S6th a\c ,
416 No , < Slit st.
410 No , JUt fct.
435 No. 19lh * t.
All modern conveniences ; cheap for winter
months. Brt'nnnn , l.ovo & Co. D M34S DJS
CIO NO. SOTH , 4-ROOM COTTAGE.
1C2S No. Mill , K-rccm Hat. nice.
1624 N. 19th. ( .room brick.
C04 No. 17th , 8-ruom brick.
OmahaJtral Estatw & Trust Co. , til B. 18th.
, D-M871
FOR RENT , HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS. MODern -
ern con\rnlence : very Imndy to builncus. En.
qulra of D. T. Mount. t09 8. 16th Bt. Dii
yon RENT , VERY NICELY FURNISHED
brick residence ; till modern linpro\cmenti. cen
trally located. Inquire Mercer Hotvl ofllce.
U-4II-6 *
vnn ni\T : tint 8i.i.
( Continued )
ron RENT , t-nooM COTTAGE FURNISH KD
tjEiplotc for Imveketplng , $ IO. . AdJre ( l 7 ,
fiw. Dg-Mi-in *
ANO S-ROOM HOUSES ON r.yAM AN.C \ -
room lions * on 2M nnd L'nvfntvofth , lurap.
Jno. W. Robbln * , 211 N. Y. Ufe bldg. |
_ D-JC2
Dns niAiJL iiR s ROOM norsE $ IS.M PER
tnonlli , J. F , llnrton , 2616 Capitol nvcnnc.
D M6-10 *
SEAT COTTAGE OK six ROOMS
with modern comenlence * . attractive locntlon ,
four MnckK from city hall. Apply en prenv
ISM , CI2 8. Kill St. T. J. Plltmorrls. D-570
rbu RENTES-ROOM HOUSE , s. E. con. MD
nnJ Clnike. . _ D-U3
ron RENT , K-HOOM COTTAGE , No. : : is FAIL
mm si. Milton Rogers' Son * . D-S73
_
TWO ifx IIOOM FLATS , 413 AND 413 SO. 11TH
Hi , cot nor nf Howard. Enquire at It. 314 ,
First N.it'l Hank Bulldjng. D 573-11
JIM JAT7cioN ST , 7-IIOOM MODERN' . J20.
4100 l.nrnytto inc. , 0-room modern , $2 ] ,
2o7 S. JJth St. , ll.room tmde.n , ISO.
2"0 S. 24tli St. , 9-rnotn moilcrn , 110.
2775 Webster it. , 7-room modern , 123 ,
2773 Itutt ft , 7-inom modem , J20.
Mfi N. 57Ui nve. . 7-rottn modern , S20.
2012 8. llth it.room modern , > ! " .
2001 H. llth t . 7-rnom mndern , 23.
I'Jilcllly Trim Company , 1702 rarnam tlrcct.
D COT-SI
WANTED , run ADDRESS fir PARTIES wno
desired to rent 711 8. 30lh st. II. II. Harder ,
llco Mill , ' . l535 8
SIX-IIOOM MODERN HOUSE. E.MII.Y PLACE ,
IStli , south of Mnndcrson. D MC3I 10 *
CHOICE TEN-ROOM BRICK , MODERN , FACES
llnnscom Vark , 125.00. Hums' China More.
D Mm 10
roil imxT Pt'iixifuinn IIOO.MS.
THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
man and w-lfo ; rent taken In board. 319 X. 17th
r. M235
SOUTH rnoxT ROOM ron T\VO ; PRIVATE
family. 2020 HI. Mary's nvcnuc. E-M512
FURNISHED ROOMS , 204 s. 23711 STREET ;
sttam heated. 12 MtlG 8'
FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE. MODERN.
M7 S. SCtli n\P. E C47 0 *
NICELY FURNISHED SOt'TlI PARLOR ,
cheap , 191C Far num. E-C03-9 *
FRONT ROOM , MODERN COX VKN1ENVES.
C21U South 191li street. E-M2-S (
FOR RHXT. FURNISHED ROOM. 1001 Knrnim.
E-MC4C 10 *
T\VO PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS. . WITH
lioard If desired , nt 1M3 Cnpltol avenue. Dr.
Pcnbody'H foimcr roaldencp. 12 MG5 ( ! 9 *
MRS. CHfHCtllMj. 1812 CHICAGO IIAH RO 1VS
lit JJ.Oil , JS.W ) und } li.00 per month : Imunl op-
tlonol. 12 MC. 12'
STOAM HIATID : ROOMS. wmT'oRVITH -
out board , 1519 Hnuaid street , Wtlvlcr hotel.
K CCO S'
i Aiicn , 1:1.120 A XT. xnwi.Y ri'iixisiinn
rooms , \ Ith or without botud , SOO X. ISth t.
I2-CC1 S *
UOOMS AXIJ Ho.vnn.
NMCIJI.Y PL'IlNISUnD ROOMS WITH HOARD ;
rates rcasonnblc. The Rose , 2020 Hnrnpv st.
F M731 PS'
BOARD AT $3 00 PICR WCI2IC , EQUAL TO ANY
In city. 318 So. 12th st. Roard and room , $1,00.
Pioneer House , Thomas O'Connor.
F 11344 D5
1S23 CAl'lTOL AVUNUE. WARM FRONT
rooms. F MM3 15 *
Tiinun ni2AUTiruij ROOMS ox oxn FLOOR
In iirlvato fnmlly ; will give board If donlri-d.
Address O 25. lice. F Clt S'
_
FOR RKNT , IN I'ltlVATH FAMILY. LAROB
ulrovc room , liand > oini > ly furnished ; choice loca
tion : ullli or without hoard. Address O 24 , Dee.
F C S
TRY Tlin FRANKLIN. 211 X. ISTH STRUCT.
for lirat-class ruom and board. Xcw manners.
F 002 8
FOH H12.VT LXrUIlMSIini ) HUOMS.
4 ROOMS ; WATHR IN KITClinN ; CENTRAL ;
rensonnblc rent ; nice for housekeeping. 170J
Webilcr Blrcet. C M3D5
THRUn OR FOUR UNFURXISHKD ROOMH ,
nil modern ; cheap to right parly ; reference's.
Address (3 21 , Uee. G 633 8
I''Oil UKXT STOIIKS AXU OFFICKS.
FOR RHNT Tlin 4-STORY IIRICK RUII.DINO
nt 916 Farnam street. This building line a lire-
proof cement batement , complete steam heat-
ins Ilxturcs , water on nil tloors , gas , etc. Apply -
ply at the olllca of The Hoc. 1 310
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN
clear JCO.OOcekly with our labor navcr ns
easily as JCO.OO monthly In other lines ; J2.00
sample ! ) free. Those seeking business should
addrcsx .with stamp , Jlcrrill Mfg. Co. . ( A S3) ) ,
18 Canal street , Chicago. J 114-D16
GQOD AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR LATEST
olllce specialty. Sells Itseir with Iars6 prollt.
Agents coining money , l nclose etamp at once
for ppeclal terms. Am. Lock-Crank Co. , Mil
waukee. WK J 632-S'
DICTIOXARY OF UNITED STATES HISTORY
U wanted by everybody ; ntents make { 30 pel
week easily ; one agent sold 39 books In S3 calls ,
another CO books In one Week ; wrlto for par-
tlcualrx ; outfit > 1. 1'urltan Publishing Co. , 30
Uromncld St. , Boston , Mats.
J
\VANTED-LADY AOENTS. HYGEIA COR-
scts arc the best sellers. Bis ; profits. Easy
work. Catalogue free by tending to Western
Corset Co. . St. Louis , Mo. J
CASH PAID FOR YOUR NEIGHBOR'S ADdresses -
dresses ; also newspaper cllpplnes , J20 per M.
Send stamp. Adv. Cllpplnu liurcau , Mahler
blk. , New Yoik. J
AGENTS WANTED WHO DESIRE TO DOU-
blc their Income. Our wonderful Aluminum
Novelties pay 200 per cent profit ; sell nt sight ;
Interesting work delivered free ; earnple IOC.
Write for terms. Aluminum Novelty Co. , 33.1
Hroadway , Now York.
J
AOENTS MAKE MONEY AND 1'LUNTY OF
It celling our aluminum novelties. Illustrated
catalogue , prleo Iletb , free ; ten cents brings a
sample. Novelty Introduction Co. , 2)9 State st , ,
Chlcaeo , J
WAXTED-MEN TO SELL OUR HARVESTER
and lint-ness nils on commission. Address with
reference. Atlas Oil Co. , Cleveland , Ohio. J
WANTED-AOENT3 FOR OUR NEW HOUSEhold -
hold Specialties ; wacett f3 to J7 a day ; pay
evt-ry week , Central Supply Co. , Cincinnati ,
Ohio. J-
AOENTS WANTED MOREY "STORE" UURN-
or with new fluted shade and new "adjustable
feed" for 1SOC , now ready. Alto new "J'arlor"
lurner Just out. Samples of both styles for
testing for (3.00 cash with order ( half price ) .
Wrltn for Illustrated literature , patent and
ngencles reports. Guaranteed no "renewals"
rrqulred. Testimonials of wealthy merchants ,
principal cities. Also of national men every-
Imdy Knows. The best Is always salable. Mor * y
Oas HurnerH captlvnto nnd hold the good
opinion at the public. Exclusive monopoly ot
tjilo Bl\tn parties having Spondullx ( Impecunl-
ou , don't bother please ) . A. O. Morey , La
Orange , III. , Inventor , 1'atenteo & Manufnctuier.
WANTKD-AdKNTS. CANVAR8KTIH , MALK On
fi-nmlo ; KomutliliiK nuw In Inillen' Dimes of Krent
merit ; bhr pay nnd excliiHlve Halo guaranteed ,
AiMrcss MimufrtCturcTs' Shoe Co. , 433 Union Bt , ,
lyiui , Jlttss. J
HAUSMAN WANTnn ron otm NHW HOLI-
ilny lHok . Two Chrlatmiu Ilfiiutleu. Hell at
Bight. Ho quick. Historical Pub. Co. , Plillndu ,
, AQUNT ON COMMISSION TO siu ,
rooting Bluto n.iil Klata products , who U nc-
qunlnU'd with builders' Bupply trade. Addrfsa.
with reference , to Ilnut Hanger Consolidated
Bluto IV. , Kast Ilangor , Pa. J-MC11 ti
KiioNT itooMR. Ft'nNisiinn on
unfurnished , Good family board , til N , 23.
K-M630
AVAXTEH TO ItHXT.
WANTRD TO HUNT. TWO NICIJJ/V mil.
nlahpil rooms , for quiet couple , with widow
Imly ; board fur ludy only ; nu other roomer * .
BtnlQ nartlcujarH , Addrtm a 22 , line.KC51
K-C51 8
GKNTI.i.MAN AND WIKB Dnsilli : IIOOM AND
llrM-clasa bouid In lirhule family. Addrei * U
JO. llee. K < H5S _ *
WANTKI ) . B-HOO.M COTTAQU OH Kl.ATj MODern -
ern conveniences. Address O i'S , llee.1C
1C 3 8
STOUAGR.
UWKUB , lilt 11ARNKY ,
JI-421
PACIFIC STOIIAOU AND WAIIKIIOL'BE CO. .
308-910 Jones. Qenetal storage and forwarding.
WANTKIl TO IIUY.
WANTED. TO HUY DIAMONDS KOH CABII ;
mutt be a bargain. Addreis a 6 lie * .
. N-M55J F3
A HKSIDENCH PIIOPKIITY FOR SPOT CABII.
centrally loraUd or un car line. . Address U , SU
13 Sd street. Fremont. Ntb. N-M5S1 8 *
CASH PAID KOIl ANV HTOCIC OV MKIl-
UiandUe or lob Ut goods ; spcclul prices for old
cold and slher. Addrets a J5 , llee.
. N-MMJ _ _
WANTIU ) TO 1JUV. A SKCOND HAND BAFK.
< ar c U. O 1) , thl ottlc * .
ran s.vi.n-snst r.ii.AMor < > .
H.\nt ) WOOD , < AND S-POOT KKNCn KOF
corn cribbing. C. n. txe. Ml Douglas.
Q-413
ruii.viTt'nn II-UOOM HOITRI : . rtn.i. FIHST-
clasi boarders. Inquire nl store , r,2 p. 16th.
< - -
J-MSW-DS
SliATKH , AI.Ii BIZES. Si CI.NTS TO J3.OT
Omalm Illcycly 90. . 323 N. 16th. QM3 < 8
POII BAtn. NKW sixr.nn snwiNn MA-
clilne ; thcnp. AJilrres G . llee. Q-.M53J 8 *
CI.OAK Toil PALP. AT A QllEAT
bnrftiln. J , Sonninbcrg , ISOS Uuuslns street.
ron SAM : . TWO suco.vn HAND
chcnp. Addles U 18 , this olllco. _ tJ-C37
P1NI5 DISS'OI.VINQ STKIlEOPTtrO.V WITH
all the i prances nnd n lot nf > Hde . very line
Ifiakf , chMp. Aililreu (1 23. HP" . Q-C12 5
nooic ni.vniNO. TUB nt'itKuY PIUNTINO
Co. , Ill nnd 110 North 15th Blreel. 11-155-1)13 )
ron tiKNT. inntaATKH t'Ansii MII.E rnoxt
Omnhn ; you cnn clear J7..00 nn ncrc. It. 11.
It irdcr & Co. , nee Ilullillnir. ll-f3l-S
Ht ( COAl. HAViilH. ON SAl.U AT 1O7 DOt'O-
tail street. Oomp , see , or wrllr. Audits
\\nnteil. It MM2 'J *
KOIl OIH1AT IlAItOAINS IN PIANOS SEE
Win. H. Schmoller , Dili floor McCngus build nr.
JI643 H *
CI.AMIVOYA.VI'S.
Mns. nn. it. WAitnKN. CI.AIIIVOYANT. nn-
liable buclnesi medium ; Sth ycnr at 113 N , Hth ,
R-421
, I1ATIIS , KTC.
MADAME SMITH , N. K. roll. 16TI1 AND
" , ro m 11 , FCconl tlojr : mas ngc KImlha ,
T COM3'
MME. HOWni.I. , TUIIKISII AND TIMirTIlIC
baths , rinest parlors In city. 31S-320 S. Uth.
T M804 31
MMi : . AM KB. IXlIlMIJIlhYOPHT. I.OI'IS. MAS-
SIIRO nnil bntha. 507 H. 13th St. , 2d llnor , ruum 13.
T-MKI H
MADAMI : onAfi : IION. ni.ncrriiic , MAS-
IRC : bnlh parlor * healthful nnd rcfrenhlni ; . 417
South llth , upstair ? , parlorn 2 nnd 3.
T MO1) ) 14
IMJHSOXAL.
VIAVI co. , 3 < c iiKn nLDa. nnAi/rn nooic
free ; home treatment ; Indy attendant. U 125
1JAT1IS. MASSAOn. MMK. POST , 310'.4 S. 15TH.
U 123
y UIGS CIIKAP. no
17th nnd St. Mary's avenue. Telephone , 440.
_ U-427
nnu.r : TPPHIILY ronsnT MADU TO onnrcn
nfrtioo rornnm. Accn'e wanted. U 3SJ-D25 *
MONEY TO I.OAN ON PIANOS , niCYCI.IW ,
Jewclrjetc. . ; strictly conndcntlnl. P. , O. Imx 320.
U-4C8
WANTED , PAHTY TO ADOPT A I1ATJY HOY
3 months old. O C. nea. U M545 a *
A WDM. EDPCATKU IltTSINUSS MAN. AOn
41lth some mfnns , wishes the ncqimlntnncc
nf a lady with Fomi > means. View , matrimony
nnd to KO south. Domestic preferred. Address
O 13 , llee. U MM9 8
MATIUMONIAI , COIllinapONDKNCE IIUnEAU.
Paper nnd lists , lOc. Karth Pub. Co. . St. L.ouln ,
ilo. U COS-Jim-C'
DO YOU SrnCUI.ATH ? THHN SHND KOIl
our book "How to Speculate Successfully on
Limited Margins In Ornln nnd Stoulc Market" . "
Mnllnl free. Oomalock , Coates & Co. , Itlnlto
bulldlnB. Chicago. U
MOXI3Y TO I.OAX 11KAI , ESTATK.
ANTHONY I.OAN AND TIIUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
I.lfc. Loans nt low rates far choice security In
Nebraska & Io a farms or Omaha city property
. -
MONHY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES. THE
O. V. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam st. W 423
G PEn CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAIIA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. 11. M lkle , Omaha.
_ _ _ _ W 433
MONEY TO I.OAN ON IMPKOVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
_ W 431
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMI'ItOVED OMAHA
real estate , nrennan , Love & Co. , I'axton UP * .
_ _ W 432
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAIIR. D23 N. Y. LIFE.
W 433
MORTGAGES , G. G. WALLACE. IJnOWN HLK.
_ _ W 434
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Karnnm
_ _ _ _ _ _ W 433
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW RATES.
J. D. Zlttle. 16th nnd Douglas , Omaha.
W-436
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARPY 1 TO
10 years ; low rates , daivln llros. , 210 N. Y. L.
3 W-437
MOXBY TO LOAX CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS
horses , wagons , etc. , nt lowest intes In city-
no removal of cosds : strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at nny time or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
206 S. ICth st.
st.X
X 433
MONEY TO LOAN , 30. CO. Ou DAYS ; FURNIture -
ture , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , llarker
block , X 433
HUSIXESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE A $3,000 STOCK OF 1MPLE-
ments , J300 stock of confectionery , $300 butcher
shop ; a good livery business ; good opening In
any of these lines ; all In good town. Also
some flno Improved and unlmprovoJ farms In
Missouri. Kansas nnd Nebraska to exchange
for cattle or western Iowa lands. Oaks &
Jackson , Silver City , la. Y 899-1)11 *
FOR SALE. THE PALACE CAFE IN LEAD
and Deadwoxl , both tloins good business. Ad
dress Mutt Klopp , Lead or Dcadwood , S. D.
Y M407
MAKE MONEY BY CAREFUL SPECULATION
In grain through a reliable , successful ilrm ; ex
cellent opportunities to make profits by our new
plnns ; fully explained and sent free ; highest
references. Pattlson & Co. , 700 Omaha bide. ,
Chicago. 111. Y M47S
PARTNER WANTED , LADY OR GENTLEman -
man , In merchandise auctioneering business.
Must have few hundred cash and be willing
to trivel. Advertiser Invests equal amnunt.
AddrilB G 12 , nee. Y M590 S
FOR SALE , HALF INTEREST WITH A GOOD
partner In n llrst-claes meat market ; reason for
selling , other business. Address M , llox 4C4 ,
Columbus , Neb. Y JIW2 14 *
FOR BALK-LAUNDRY : GUARANTEED TO
pay $10,000 nnnuiilly ; price KO.OXJ. part limn ;
everything first elms. For full particulars write
Economic Purchasing Co. , 23 Reaper block ,
Chicago. III. Y 627-S'
IF YOU WANT ANY KIND OF RELIABLE
business , hotel or hoarding hmutt In Oil on so ,
write Economic Purchasing Co. , 21 Reaper block ,
Chicago , 111. Y C28-8 *
SPECULATORS CAN MAKE MONEY IN
wheat , cotton , stocks nnd provisions by Mending
ordern to responsible houtes. We are repre
sented on thn principal exchanges ; can gl\c
reference Our book , "Prolltablu Trading , "
nlso maiket letter , Is free. Orders tnken upon
small margins. McKenzle , Turner & Co. , 418
Western Union bldg. , Chicago , Y
HOW $50 MADE $ SOO IN TWENTY DAYS IN A
straight und Rife buslni-ps trnnsactlun ; excellent -
lent flmncoa now. Address C. F. Norlh & Co. ,
S19 Rookery bldtf. , Chicago , Y C2J ! >
J2'W ' MONTHLY GUARANTEED ; MANUFACT-
urlnt ; concern wants representative In Omaha
( or any elty not taken ) ; must have few hun
dred dcillara cash to pny for goods on delivery
afli-r orders nre secured , F , E. Vail , Morse
bulldlnif , New Yoilt , Y C2J K
ran HXCIIAXOU.
EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NKAR
Omaha. What havu ytu to otter * H. F. Dal ley ,
94) N. Y. Life bldg. K-441
_
FOR EXCHANGE. OOOD EASTERN DAKOTA
farm for Jertey cows. Address G 10 , Ilf * .
_ / C84 8
FOR SALE , MILLINERY STOCK , BOMB NO-
tlonu and Christmas goods , In u good town ;
large business , but close out on account of
pour health , Particulars given fully by ad-
ilrestlnt- , O. llox 342 , Vail , la.
_ I _ _ g-S TI2 _ _
ELEGANT DIAMOND RING TO EXCHANOH
for piano , either tijuare or uptight , O 14. lite.
Z-M55S |
FOH SALH RIAL ESTATE.
AIJSTRACTS-THU IJYRON REED COMPANY.
RE-443
IMPROVED FARMB-G. W. CARLOCK. 1205
Farnam t. HKI14J1
AT RED ROCK PRICE. LOT 21. HLOCK 12 ,
West Und , J. M. More Ion , RE M831-D9 *
UARGAINS , BALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
eitUs and forms. John N , Frtnier , upp , I' . O.
RE U ?
BARGAINS , HOUSES , IXTS AND FARM ?
> aU or trade. F. K. Darling , Darker block.
RE 441
HOMES ON EABY PAYMENTS. BARGAINS
In lots. G , d. Wullace , Drown block.
I1K-4I5
FOR BALE. 750 ACRES GOOD LAND IN
Friuiklln aaunty. Nebratka , ut a greut bargain
to dote up the aftuln of u broken bank. Bend
for description and make offer. The O. F.
mvli Company , UOI Fuinam itreel , Omaha ,
' JiE-MM9 U
TEXAS TAItMS AN.t > PIIUIT LANDS , PMAL1
cr large tracts ; lotVp0 | * , eny nn\mtnt . We
nfe prepared to nn < 7et ciu'iUlon * to\ichln (
the e Iand , nnd to arrange for cheap rnllr } i
fare for nny perMn 'txlidlne I ? vl U f ithfr
Texas. Correspondento. follclteil. Omnhi Rea
E tate nnd Trust , CA , tn s. ISIh fl.
flft-Mi ;
I'OIl IIAROAINS , TJIADES , QfICK DEALS ,
call or tvrlto D. V. Sholes Co. , l"lr < t Nntl. Imnk
bhlg. ' RK Mil ; 3\ _
BARGAINS IN ACRES-FARMS , DWELLINGS
and loll. r. D. Wend , 16th and D ounlas * l .
MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM LANDS
The undersigned will Ml srme Improved plan
tation * In Iscnqurna colinly , In the futile Mls
sl lppl bottom , ndjnceht to the rl\er. In nuan-
HUM lo milt pMtlrm on rnty tfrms. Apply to
Robt. J. Tutnbull-Duncansby , ls anuena. Co. ,
MlM. i R'i-n. '
Bt'Y A VRl'IT A"ND POI'LTIIY PARM IN
the delightful climate nf New Jerrey. Price for
10 acres , $2i . pnyablo J2 dnwn nnd 2 weekly.
Title clonr. Write to Hl l < Vs Renl E tntc Ofllce ,
211 8. 10th st. , Philadelphia , Pn. RK W6-5 *
"
TWO NEW COTTAGES , CELLAR. riSTIJRN.
city wnler , $ I.2W.W , long time. Apply 1318
Parnnm. -l
SEND TOR ILLUSTRATED BOOK "HOMES IN
the Sunny Peach Onnvlnp Grand Valley. " The
Western Utnd & Orchard Co. , 723 17th street ,
Denver , Colo. RE
HOIISCS AVIXTIMIUI ) .
WANTED , HORSnS TO WINTER ; BEST OF
rare ; terms rpnronnble. A. W. rhelps & Son.
! 7 N. Y. Life bldg. Telephone 1034. _
M3i3 D2 ( *
HOTUl.S.
AETNA iiorsn ( nunornAN ) , N. w. con.
13th nnd Dodge. Rooms hy day or wefk.
THI : LANon norm. , coa s. ISTH ST. ; ETKAM
haat ; table lionrd. t3.00 per wftK. M < >
VPHOI.STI2ltI.\n FUHNITUUK.
UI'HOLSTRniNCI ,
nnd imckitl very clicnp this month. M. S.
WttlUIn , 5111 Cumlnir. Tel. 1331. 2C7
MUSIC. AIIT AXD IAXGUAC.I3.
nnonnn F. mst.hKNnncK. UANJO AND
guitar tenchcr. 1815 Chicago Bt. 100
AirnsTS-airr votm BOI.AHS. Ki.ncrmc
prints nt home on S4 hours' notice. Ilailtkor ,
1502 UoUKlns Direct. M5T8 8 *
MUS. iNcinnono i.oroiiKN
\ncnl culture. Apply nt jilum * wnrcroonis , No.
105 S. 13th St. , cippoKlto pofltolllce. C38 8
s. A. Kriinumnu. PIANO I.USSONS. APPLY
lit piano niiirraotns , No. 103 S. 15th St. , oppo-
situ postoincc. C33 8
STI3A.MSI1IPS.
LOWEST RATU8 TO OR FIIOM nUHOPH ;
western ngency Thomas Cook ft Son excursions.
Harry C. Moores , 1(15 Farnam St. , Omaha.
M920 1313
UXDKHTAKEIIS AXD KMIIAI.MISUS.
II. K. HUUKKT , FUNERAL DIUKCTOU AND
cnibiilmer , IMS Chicago ! . , telephone 90. 454
& -.VANSON &L VALl'nk. 1701 CUMINO , TEL. 1060
453
M. O. MAUL. UNDnnTAlCEH AND KM-
balmcr. 1417 Farnam St. , telephone " 2i. 45C
HICVCLIS.
BICYCLHS CLEANKD AND STORED T1II5 !
winter for 41.SO. Omaha Ulcycle Co. . 323 No.
ICth at. , MfcO DS
II. MAUOWITZ LOANS MONCY. 41S N. 10 ST.
tn
Xa AXIJ I.OA.V ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARKS IN MUTUAL.L. & U. ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , S per cent when 1 , 2. 3 yenrs old , nlwaja
ledcemable. 1T01 1'urnam st. , Nattlngcr , Sec.
HOW TO GET A HOME OH SECURE GOOD
Interest on snvlnn. Apply to Omaha r * & B.
Ass'n , 1701 Bee bids. O. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
443
SHOnTHAND AXD TYPRWIUTIXG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. 1,1 FB.
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15TII , FARNAM
COAL.
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL , CAR LOADS. FOR
domestic or steam purposes , address Excelsior
Coal Mining Co. . Du Quoin. III. M1C9 D18 *
DLKMISHF.S IlKMOVKU.
MISS VAN VALKENI1URGII DESTROYS PER-
mancntly by electricity supciduous hair , moles ,
warts , etc. Room 41G , N. Y. Life blrtif.
M9C3 D1I
DAXCIXG.
NEW CLASS FORMING AT MORAND'S
school , 1510 Harney 61. AdultB , Tuesday anil
frldnv , 8 p. m. : children. Tuesday 4:15 : p. in. ,
Saturday , 10 n. m. nnd 2 p. m. Call for term * .
Always open ; prlinle lessons. 868 D15
LOST.
LOST. A SEALSKIN" MUFF NEAR HAYDEN
Bros. . Saturday evening ; leave at 3901 N. 21st
for reward. Imt 550-7 *
: -OST. A PAIR OF ROSSARY BEADS COMING
from St. John's church on Friday morning.
Leave nt 422 S. ISth hi. , nnd get reward.
Lost C08-8 *
LOST , A BUTE STEEL COLTS 3S-CALIBRE
revolver. No , 74,847 , nnd a I' . S. liather belt
und holster. Leuve nt police headquartera for
icwnrd. Ixist M643 10 *
STRAYED , SMALL RED COW , WITH HALTKR
nnd bolls attached. Reward for the return of
name to JaineaVhelan , 8th und Grace. 'JV1. 1779.
Lost MC47 10'
Leaves ( BURLINGTON & MO. RlVER.IArrlves
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason SU.I Omaha
8:30am : Denver Express 95am :
t:3npm.Blk. : llllln. Mont. APucct Snd Ex. 4:05nm :
4:35pm : llrnver ISxnrcsb 4:05pm :
7:0tpm..Nebraska : Local ( except Banday ) . . 7:4Spm :
. . .Lincoln Lucnl ( except Sunday ) , , . 11:25am :
i4pin..Fast ! Mall ( for Lincoln ! dally.
Ltuves ( CIIICAaO. BURLtNGTON E ( } .lArrive *
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mnson Sls. | Omaha
C00pm ; Chicago Vestibule 8:00'am
t:4Sjm : ciiicQco Express 4:16pm :
T-Mpm..Chicago K Ht. Loula Express , . . 8:00um :
ll:3Sam : Taclflo Junction Local § :30pm :
Fast Mall JMOpm
Leaves ICIIICAao , MIL. ft BT. PAUL.IArrlv
OinalmlUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason _ ma.Jpirmlm
6OOpm.T : . ChlcaRO Limited . , . . 8:03nm :
10M5a m..Chlca BOIPrcss _ _ _ ( ex. Suiul'iy ) , . . 3Zpni :
Leaves ICHICAOO & NORTHWEST'N.IAirlxes
Omahuthilon | _ Depot , 10th & Mnaon Sin | Oinnha
ll:00im..r. : .Kastern Express . 3SOpni :
4r.im ; | . Ventlbuleil Limited . 9:20nm :
7Wim : , . Cur i oil raaseneer . 10-J.lpm
& :45pm..Omahn. : Chlrntro Special . SiOSpni
430pm ! . lloone Ixiral . _
L7a7eTciIICAflb7 ! Ttr I. a I'ACIFIC.lArrlves
OmahalUnlon Dtpot .lOlh & Mnson Htn.l Omalm
. . .Atlantic Hxprcss iex. Punday ) , . . 5:35pm :
6:2Cpm : Nltlit Exprei. 8:33am :
4Mpin : Chicago Vestlbuled Llmlteu l,5pin :
4EOpm..Bt : , Paul Vllbuled Limited. . . . l35pm !
-WBST. ,
6ltpmOklahoma ; ftTexas Ex. < ex , Sun..IOUam ) :
1140pm ColoiadoLimited. . . 4:00pm :
I.eovek" ) C. " , ST..P. , II. & O [ Arrives"
Omalial Depot , llth and Webster Sis. I Omaha
8lf : > am..Sioux Clly"Accommodation. . . . 8Upm :
lUpm.Sioux : f'Hy Express ( ex , Sun.lldSam ) :
j45pm ! St. Paul Limited :10am
Leaves I K , K. & .MO. VALLRT. ( Arrives
Omalial Depot , Ulh and Webster "Is. I Omaha
" 215pm ; . rnsT'Mnl ) ' and ExprpTs . , B:35pm :
2:15pm.ex. : ( Bat.-\V > o ? Ex. ( ex Mon. ) , , . B:35prn :
7:50am , . , Norfolk Kxprrrs ( ex , Bunday,10:2Snm :
Bt. Pituli Expresii. . _ . . . . . . 9 1
Leave * I iT C. . ST. J , 'i cr ll" JArrlvcs"
OmahnlUnlon D pot. 10th .Mas Shrl Omaha
t:5tam.r.Kalnas : 'City Day"nxprKi..TTi3 ! | > piti
JMSpm.K. C. Nl ht Bx. Via U. P. Trant. T.QDam
.ta\el I MISSOURI PACIFIC. Arrives
Oinahal Depot , 15than4 _ _ WebsterB1 _ Omaha
OMOam , St , Louie Kirrest , , , 6.00am
:50pm : Bt. Louis Kxpress. . . , . . „ , , CiOSpm
SiSOpin..fl.Ntbruska Local ( x. Sun. ) 900am ;
Leav.B .SIOUX CITY ft PACIFIC. Arrives
tTepor.'Uth and Webtier BtB. Omaha
tipni : St. Paul Limited 9:10om :
BIOUX CITT..PAtlKia Arrives
OirahaJUj 6 pct , 10th & M on Sts. Omaha
7OCani : Sioux City Passenger 10:3Spm :
tl Spm. . . St. Paul Limited > ! tOam
" " " " " " "
I/a"ve"s"l "UNION PACIFICT" JArrlvei
OmahalUnlon Depot , lOth fi Mason 8I . | Omaha
"
B:10am : .North Platt * Exprrs , . 4SOpm :
IllOam Overland Limited 4:4Spm :
tUpm.D : < at'ce & Stromib'E Ex ( ex. 8un. ) . 4lSOprn
l:4Spm..Grand : Inland ICxpitss ( ex. tiun.,1210pm ) ;
- i Fait Mall IQiMam
OmttUalUnlon"D' ryo'r'Oth"yMa on JtsJ
4iOpm : , , .6t , L4uli Cannoo !
riTV IMV ini'i ? THI ? rvcn
till fllAl LUbli lllli Uoll
Hard to Tix Liability for Ileury Bolln's '
Defalcations ,
EXTENDED THROUGH BOTH HIS TERMS
IlclliMfil Tlioroforc Hint XoHluT Sri nf
IlllllllNlllfll Cllll lie .lllllUt
1 > | | _ ( | | | | | Ot At-
> toriif > - .
When tlic tnsk ot cxainlnltiR the books of
c.x-Clty Treasurer Bolln wns beRiin It was
positively announced that ns soon ns the In-
vsstlgallon was completed the bondsmen
would stop tip and promptly make gooil every
dollar that the city had lost , through llolli
nnd his deputy. Ths delay In ascertaining
the condition ot Delhi's accounts as well as n
number of other circumstances have steadll }
operated to Impeach thltt assurance and now
It Is tlio general opinion , even with thos
politicians and ofllclals who have been fore
most In Ilolln's defense , that the city will not
get much of Its money.
What Invests 'this Idea with more than an
ordinary degree of probability la the fac
which Is stated on the most reliable author
Ity that the Investigation will utterly fal
to show conclusively how much of the al
legcd defalcation belongs to Ilolln's first ntu
how much to hla EJcond term of office. This
was the Important proposition , Inasmuch as
In order to collect any part of the nmoun
the city would bo compelled to show whlcl
of the two bonds was liable. It Is now nc
sorted , and the statement Is confirmed by the
chairman of the Ilnnnc ? committee , that the
books of the city treasurer do not afford any
conclusive proof that n certain amount was
tnken from the treasury during Holln's first
term or during the second. The showing In
dicates that the peculations were bEgui
In the first term and continued with in
creased confidence during the second , bu
there Is absolutely nothing to show exactlj
the- amount for which each of the two bonds
Is liable. This being the case It Is. the
opinion of several attorneys who have bten
consulted that the city cnn never collect a
dollar nnd that the taxpayers will have to
pocket their loss.
Next Tuesday night the finance committee
will present a partial report of the results of
the Investigation. This will be followed bj
a complete report , which will probably be
ready by Ilia next regular meeting of the
city council. As to what thess reports will
show there Is n marked difference of opinion
among the members of thecommlttse. . Conn-
cllnmn Kennard believes that tha report will
settle all controversy ns between the bonds
men of the first anil second terms. He de
clares that the legal department of the city
will bo furnished with a bubstnntlal basis on
which It can go Into court nnd compel the
bondsmen to make good every cent of the
defalcation.
On the other hand , Cadet Taylor , chair
man of the committee , does not pretend to
make any such clulm. He says that the main
advantage of the Investigation will be to dis
cover the shlftl-ss methods which have been
employed In the tieaEiircr's ofTlco nnd to sug
gest Improvements which will make the re
currence of such a condition Impossible. He
admits that so far thf effort to satisfactorily
place the liability of the bondsmen as
liHween the first and second terms has en
tirely failed. The books are In such a con
dition that It has been almost Impossible to
arrive at anything like a satisfactory con
clusion and the exact date en which some of
the drafts were made on the banks can in no
way bj ascertained. Mr. Bolln lus been ap
pealed to , but he declares that h : does not
know anything about It , and he Is the only
man who could at the matter straight.
There Is another explanation of the sudden
forgetfulness of Mr. Uolln which Is glvsn by
a city olllelal who has been Intimately as'o-
claleil with the matter from the beginning
Ho says thnt when the Investigation was first
begun Bolln offered his services whengvtr
they might be required and cheerfully gave
any explanations that were asked. Then he
made an arrangement with his bondsmen by
which his property was turned over to them
and since then his bondsmen have exerted the
most Influence over him. He began to fear
that ho was not entlrJly safe from criminal
prosecution and this fear was intensified
when Coulter was arrested. The result wao
that he suddenly found himself unable to give
any asslstancs to the city. Whenever he
was as > ked a question1 In regard to any trans
action ho Invariably declared that ho did not
know and the Investigators have given up
getting any satisfaction from him. As he
holds the key which would alone unlock
ths Intricacies which enter Into the com
plication between the two bonds , tha reason
of his recently acquired forgetfuluess Is obvi
ous.
CIKAMX I'P OLIJ l
County ComiulNNluiiurM Conslili-r Holt
Line ItiillroiliI AHM < NKI ( > II < N.
The early and greater portion of the meet
ing of the Board of County Commissioners
yesterday Is consumed In considering
reports of the Judiciary committee on tax
matters. A largo number of requests of
taxpayers for the cancellation of taxes on orte
pretext or anotlor | were considered and either
granted or refused. Many of them had been
In the hands of the commltl'ee for some time.
One of the most Important of these reports
adopted dpnled ths request of the Missouri
Pacific Railroad company that the taxes ne-
oassed against ths Omaha Belt line for the
years Ib03 nnd 1891 bo declared void on the
grounds that they constituted a double tax.
The railroad cpmpany has for a long white
> een trying lo got out of the payment of these
taxes.
It appears that the Belt line was assessed
t > y the state as MUsourl Pacific property.
On this assessment the company has re
cently pild over to the county treasurer a
total of over $4,200 ns slate taxes for the
two years. At the same time , however ,
tha assessments were made the county as
sessed the ) property on the. ground 'that It
was a railroad , beginning and ending In the
county. The county tax was somewhat
higher than the state tax , The railroad
company claims that the line Is Missouri
Pacific company property nnd that therefore
It should bo assessed by the , Mate. ! ( . re
fuses to pay tha county tax on the grounds
that It constitutes a double tax.
The board holds , however , that the Belt
Ino Is a separate railway company and there
fore claims that the county lus the right to
tax It.
The bond of County Judge Baxter of $50,000 ,
nlgned by Lewis S. Heed , Uobert Purvis and
Jacob Seiner , was approved. A number of
jonds of minor ofllcera were also approved.
Nc\v Umu'Orx fur I.ulinr Union * .
The Central Labor union lias secured n
cntio of the fourth nnil fifth floors of the
Bnikcr block , Fifteenth and Fnrnam streets ,
nnd at this time the members nro preparing
for an opening which will take place on
New Year's ilay ,
The Idea of the central body Is to place
all of the labor unloiiH under ono roof , and
with this Iden In vlow , commodious quarters
mve been Beoured. All of the local societies
will have rooma In the building , where the
lodge meetings will bo held , In addition to
theee , there will be flub rooms for both
men nnd women , rending rooms , barber
shops , clgur and refreshment stands ,
One Minute Cough Cure is a.popular remedy
or croup. Safe for children and adults.
Notice la hereby given that scaled bids
will be received by the board of directors
of the Alfalfa Irrigation District ut their
otllce In OKalaHn , Nebraska , on thu 23d day
of December. 181)5. ) up to 10 o'clock n. m. , for
1,600 In bonds Issued by al < l district In
denominations not to exceed (500 , and draw-
ng Interest at the rate of C per cent per
annum , payable Beml-annunlly at the olnce
of HtnU treasurer , Lincoln. Nebrnaka , July
and Junuary 1 of each year. These bomln
uro 100s ; u percentage of principal an pro
vided by law Is payable every year nft r
en yoars. These bonds were declared
egally ipfiued and a valid Hen upon the
atiilH Included In the district In nn uclloii in
he district court of Keith county , Nebraska
which finding was reviewed on an appeo
b'.the supreme court of the state nn.il theo
udument of the lower court was affirmed
n the court of last resort. The board re-
uerveu the rlwht to reject any or all bliia.
" ' ' ' " " '
A iidress"Mirbld'a t'o H."C. AndefiionT'Sfcre-
ary. OgalallB. N b. By order of the Honnl
of Directors Of Alfalfa Irrigation District ,
mud * this 80th day of November , A. D.
8J5. M , A. DAUOIIIsnTV ! Pin.
H. C , ANPERSON , Sec.dtMt
dt-Mt
.tut , iioATiiHiiiT AM.IUIS : rnvn > .
SIIJM Hint MUCH KniMv ( lull I lie Until * .
Siix'k \ \ nn Worllilcii *
In the county eouM Charles It. Boat-
rlKht has begun milt Against Andrew Miles
to obtain fl Judgment of $210 , 'he- ' sum which
h alleges ho paid Miles for some stock In
the Nebraska Savings anil IXrh.inge bank ,
which rectntly closed Its doors.
Miles was a director la the b.tnk , holdIng -
Ing thirty-three shares ot stock. H Is al-
Icgeil by Bontrlght that on November 21
Miles succeeded In tilling him the stock on
representations which Miles knew were false.
Miles said that the bank was In good condi
tion , would pay dividends on He capital stock
within n year and stated that the stock
could bo sold by Boitr'ght ' nt n 100 per cent
advance. To explain hla object In getting rid
of the shavi" ) of stoik Miles lo charged with
having said that he needed some ready cash
to pay on California propsrty.
On these representations Boatrlght says ho
bought the stock. Two days afterward the
bank closed Its I'.ooru.
W. K. Potter , the receiver of the Nebraska
Savings and Kxchangc bank , hap fllc.l nn np-
pllcatlon In the dlbtrlct court for permission
to enter Into a contract with the creditors ot
the- estate ct Hugh O. Clark , who are prepar
ing to protect the. estate , nnd at. the same
time their clnlmfl against It. Tlio bank
holds a claim of JI.&M against the rslnto.
U appears that the administrator has found
It Impossible to dispose of the property nt
anywhere near Its ral value , which Is placed
nt $ .10,000. An agreement has , the oTore , been
entered Into between the heirs and the cred
itors to turn the property over to n trus
tee , who Is to act for the Interests ot nil
parties. He Is to hold and take care of the
property until he sees nn opportunity to ad
vantageously dispose ot It.
OMAHA , Dec. 7. To the Kdltor of The
lice : In reply to the petition of Charles II.
Bontrlght , filed In the- district court nnd re
ferred to In this evening's Be * , charging me
with making representations In regard tn
Nebraska Savings and ICxchanno bank stock ,
which , on my part , were knowingly faltx * . I
x\lsh to say that I was formerly a director ,
but have not been so acting for some Urn ? ,
and have attended none of their board meet
ings for the last three months. He further
charges thnt I succeeded In s'lllng him the
stcck by misrepresentation. ! ? , etc. My reply
to this Is nut I never aBked Boatrlght to
purchase this stock , as he came Into my
ofllco nnd voluntarily made me an offer for
It. He turtle r charges that I asserted that
the stock could be told for 100 per cent ad
vance within n year. I deny having mndt
any such assertion ; and bin public statement
to that effect proves that he Is thoroughly
capable of playing the "baby net" In this
whole matter. When the case ly called In
court , the evidence will show that I knew
nothing of the bank's Intention of going
Into voluntary liquidation , but the fact of th :
bank having done so lo no reason why the
stock referred to hers should not be worth a
great deal more than Boatrlght paid for
It. ANDREW JULES.
PUUPAIUXtt FOR TII13 ISH TIIIAI. .
U AVII1 no Called Hi-fort-
Keysor Xox < Monday.
The Ish murder trial will take place in
court room No. 2 , the small court room oc
cupied by Judge Keyror , who will presld ?
nt the trial. It was at first Intended that
the largo criminal court room should ho
used for the ( trial , but the Intention wns
given up. Only a small audience can bo ac
commodated In Judge Keysor's room , but
thhi Is looked upon ns moro of an advantage
than a disadvantage- . The court room will
be prepared this afternoon for the trial ,
which begins next Monday morning.
In the criminal court room baforo Judge
Scott the trial of Judge Smith charged with
receiving Etolan property Is the first ease on
the docket This case will bo followed by
that of the Bruton gang , ' the members of
which are charged with grand larceny nnd
burglary.
FOHI ) AXI1 SH.M'ISll INDICTED.
An omoi-r AVI11 Ilrlncr , Them llnc-K
from < he Sunn ; ' South.
United States Secret Service Agent Donella
started for Atlanta , Ga. , yesterday afternoon to
bring back M. J. Ford and William J. Senter ,
who were arrested In that city Friday on
the charge of .having passed counterfeit
money.
The federal grand Jury , now In session In
this city , ha ? found Indictments against both
ForJ and Senter , It ) which they are charged
with passing numerous counterfeit $10 silver
certificates. Some weeks ago the men
pissed one of the bad bills at a Ninth street
housd and another at Fritz Wlrth's place.
It is thought that they got rid of about
forty of the bad bills In Omaha , after which
they departed for the south.
Mornfim IIml Some Silver.
At the ttmo of searching the room occupied
by George Morgan , the man now on trial for
the murder ot Ida Gasklll , Captain Haze
made a discovery of which but little has been
said. In looking through a small cupboard
that had escaped the observation of the other
oHlcera the captain found an nssortmsnt of
v.Muablo silverware. Among the articles were
four solid silver spoons marked "M. H. " on
the handles and also a half-dozen forks
marked with the same Initials. There were a
half-dozen knives , two silver bar spoons , a
butter knife and four forks of a cheaper vari
ety , marked "S. M. " on the handles. Sanford -
ford , Morgan's roommate , when questioned
al the ttmo , stated that Morgan had kept the
articles In the cupboard for moro than a
month. He did not know where Morgan ob
tained the ware , but thought ho came by It
dishonestly , as ho had never had any money
with which to purchase ouch expensive ar
ticles.
Crmllr Mini the CJrnve ,
The following births and deaths wore re
ported nt the health olflco during ths twenty-
'our hours ending at noon yesterday :
Blrthu Edward Hucelelt , 1308 Norlh Thlr
tcpnth street , girl ; Fred Hanani , D03 South
Thirty-third strict , girl ; Harry P. Potter ,
2G10 Davenport , girl ; Henry H , Perkins ,
Twenty-eighth and Ella , boy ; Albert Klein ,
1119 North Twenty-fifth avenue , boy ; Bart
Foley , 201C Spruce , bpy ; George- Squires , 618
South Thirty-eighth , boy.
Deaths Ernotta Johnson , 4. 2421 Cumlng ,
diphtheria , ForeU Lawn ; John D. Grlflin.S ,
S20 South.Seventeenth , gastro cntt-rltls. For
est Lawn ; Mnrgaict M. Walker , 4 , 2120 Din-
ney , pneumonia , Indianapolis ; Christian G.
Elsass'r , 2 , 2023 South Twentieth , typhoid
fever , Laufel Hill ; P , T. Hedlund , 30 , 391C
North Twentieth , phthisis , Forest Lawn.
You ntr MCII'H IiiHlllufe MiiHerH.
The rooms of the Young Men's Institute
are thronged almost every evening' , rc-
hcnrsal : ) and social parties being the order.
A group of mirth makers linn under way n
minstrel und musical entertainment , which
will bo given nt CrclBhton hall on the even
ing of the 19th Tlie.ro will bo no minor
pjrtH In the p ogram ii'anntd. Kveiy pa tlcl-
pant IH concuiled to bu n locul star , nnd the.
rehearsal * * lustlfv the ( > lnitn Hint Hmtr will
shine In their respective parts.
The next two regular meetings of tlio In-
Htltute , the 10th und 17th , will determine
Into whose hands the management of the
organization for the ensuing year will lie
committed. Nominations for the various
ofllcoB will be nmdu nt the next meeting
and the election will taxo place on the
evcnlnir of the 17th. The Inturcstlng cete-
niony of Installation will proLnbly take place
at tha iroelal to be given ut Crolghton hall
on New Year's eve ,
Will He SU'HtliiKT lit ( he P rU.
There will be skating nt Hanncom park
this winter. This wan decided at a meeting
of the Board of f'ark CommlpBloncrs yester
day afternoon. At a previous meeting there
wan a s6ntlmcnt on tlio p.irt of ono or two
members In favor of ncglcctlnr ; the Ice In
Henfoorn park on the ground of economy.
The matter wnn referred to a committee ,
which reported yesterday In favor of keep ,
ni , ' the Ice In condition an heretofore. The
report watt adopted and Superintendent
Adams was Instructed accordingly.
Tlu-y Wnnt the Muuor.
Goodhard , Hartman & Co. have begun re
plevin procotdlngs In the county court to
obtain possession of four barrels of whisky
which they delivered to M. F , Monlx a few
days before the latter'a failure. On account
of the detention of the goods they also swk
o obtain (23 damasen.
Will Not bhli ( ho Oulil.
NRW YORK , Dec. 7. Messrs. Baring , Ma-
goun & Co. will not ship today th (200,000
n gold bar * bought In the open market yeu-
erday ,
DoWltl'a Little Early Risen euro
Ion nd bad breitb , i . _
YEAR AT THE STOCK YARDS
Business Done ns Sliown Ij Sccrotorj'a
Annual Hoviow ,
STATISTICS OF LIVE STOCK RECEIVED
Trains tluil lltivo 1'ulliMl lit SlncQ
Cninpn.li4 \\'HH Orrriliilrfil AVonlit
Jink ( One StrMrliliur AITOSH
the Coiidiu-iit.
A little book containing tlic nnnii.il rovlc\r
of the Union Stock Yauls company of Soutli
Omalia was Riven to the nubile the pnst
week. Columns of figures , with only here
niul them n wonl of explanation , arc not
calculated to create a work of nny Rfc t liter-
crnry merit , nnil It Is not probable that tlio
book In question will ever roach the eyes ot
the reviewers , though tha fncts contained
render It of Rreater Importance to the pco-
plo of Nebraska than lt)0 ) current novels.
At the mention of the stock yards there
arises In the mind of the average citizen
thoughts ot cowboys and strong i-molls , but
n cnreful perusal of Secretary Sharp's liter-
nry effort may add somowhnt to the Rcneral
Information on this subject.
One of the Ural features to attract the at
tention of the Inve-stlgator Is a statement
of the receipts cf the past year. The figures
for 1S95 , 602,222 cattle , 1.1SS.421 hogs , 208,633
sheep and 6,789 horecs , will give earns Idea
of the Importance ot the business at South
Omaha. To bo sure , there v > ns n heavy
decrease , as compared with the previous
year , but even after Buffering a reduction
consequent upon the crop failure , the bus
iness Is still large. A better Idea of the
biHness could bo gained If the figures repre
sented dollars Instead of cattle or hogs.
While It Is not an easy matter to figure out
the value of a year's receipts of stock , prices
nnd weight can bo averaged , anil by thnt
means a fairly accurate result arrived nt ,
which shows that stock to the value of over
$30,000,000cs shipped to South Omaha
during Iho past year. This money was re
turned , less freight and other expenses , to
the Block growers of the west. The terri
tory from which stock Is obtained U the
pa me territory that looks to Omaha for mer
chandise , nnd no small proportion of the
$30,000,000 $ has found Its way back to thfs
city In exchange for gooda Very llttlo grainer
or produce of any kind , aside from llvo
stock , has l)2cn ) shipped out of this stnto
during the rnst year , ajul the money that
South Omaha sent back Into the country has
constituted about all that has been In cir
culation.
But another glance nt the book will reveal
til ? fact that the stock yards were opened
for business In tha year 1SSI , since which
time there have been received r > , GllOll cat- *
tie , 13.3D4.4S2 hog , 1,072,862 sheep and 76.C58
hordes , or a total of118,529 carloads. A train
numbering almost 500,000 cars \a \ something
too large to be easily comprehended. H It
were stro'ched out along the line of the
Union Pacific It would reach from Omaha to
San Kranclsco nnd half way back ngaln. If
stretched across the continent It would reach
from the Atlantic to the Pacific , n solid
train ot stock cars over 3,000 mllcy In length.
Broken up Into sections , It would glvo eight
trains reaching from Omaha to the Colorado
state line over the Union Pacific.
A good many other Interesting facts maybe
bo gleaned from this llttlo book. t
From the table of receipts by roads It will
bo noted that the 1) . & M. , since 1SS9 , has
brought In more cars of stock than any other
line , with thi ? Union Pacific n does second ,
while the Elkhorn ranks third. The Bur
lington' has hauled moro stock out of the
yards than any other system , with the Mil
waukee coming next In order.
Another table gives the Information that
over 28,000 hogs were "driven Ip" during
the year ; that Is , they wejo brought In by
the farmers In wagons. As only from one
to four hogs are > brought In nt .1 time , some
Idc ot the number of farm wegone that have
visited the yards the past year may bo
gained. '
Dy way ot relief from tljc monotony of
figurcD , Secretary Sharp Inserts nufllclent
reading matter to convey the Informatlo'n
that the present capacity of the yards Is %
timatcd at G20 cars of cattle , 14,000 head ,
37G cars Of hogs , 25,000 head , 00 double-dcctfs
of ulie-p , 12,000 head , and ( JO cars ot horses ,
1,000 liDad. fully eight acres arc now cov-
cied with pens , barns , sheds and other bulld-
Inqs requisite for carrying on the business ,
whllo fully twenty acres more arc gradeij
and are being covered rapidly with pens and
sheds. Tlio whole Is surrounded by a net
work of tracks nnd switches , which trackgi
are owned by the Stock Yards company ,
which , with Its own locomotives and. train J
crews , handle all of the stock both coming
In nnd going out , ns well ns nil of the stock I
yards and packing house euppllcs and
product.
POUND THE J1IX1ST12H NOT OUILTV.
Drtivur Prcuolier Acciiilllcd of Sorlou *
Clmruli ( Jlmrtfcx.
DENVER , Dec. 7. A verdict of not guilty
wis brought In at 1:30 : this morning In the
caas of Rov. F. F. PaEsmore , who was before
n special comirjlttgo fop falsifying and disseminating
'
seminating dlwe'nslon among the Methodist' '
ministry. While acquitting tljp preacher , the
committee expresses the opinion that the
specifications In evidence she that the de
fendant has Indulged in unwise , uncharitable"
anil Indiscreet public utterances In hlj use of
personalities concerning his brethren nnd ad
monishes him "to desist from utterances con
cerning his brethren which would arraign
thslr Christian characters. "
The language used by Rev. Mr. Passmore
In a published letter , which was the basis at
the charges ngalnst him , was as follows : "I
find the Methodist Episcopal church , In her
bishops , ministry and press , with few cxccp-
tlons , has Joined hands with gamblers , Sabbath -
bath breakers , inloon keepers and harlots. "
.
Tlu-y Wimt Tlu-lr Mriii4y to Sponil ,
Secretary Gillan has been sounding the
members of the Hoard of Education In regard
to the payment of the December salaries be
fore Christmas. This Is In deference to the
anxiety of the teachers who deslro to find
out whether they are going to got their
money before the holiday vacation. In some
cases this has been done In previous years 83
nn accommodation to the teache're , nnd mpjt
ot the members of the board have expressed
themselves as being In favor of doing It this
year , In case there should bo enough money
In the fund. As many of the saloon licenses
are generally paid before the holidays U Is
considered probable that there will be fundt
on hand sufficient , nt least , to pay the lie *
cember pay roll , and the Indications nro thnt
the teachers will get their money before th&
vacation.
Tivo Trillium Nlenl u
JULESBUHO , Colo. , Dec. 7. ( Special Tele *
gram , ) Two vicious looking tramps arrived
In Julet'burg yesterday from the weal nnd
were Immediately arrested at McCllntock's
livery barn by Night Watchman Jones , n liii
had been advised to look out for some parties
who had set lire to a car up wett. In taking
the prisoners to the depot they managed to
escape , one of them striking 0. Humbert *
sent , a railroad omplo/6 whom Jones hud
called to his assistance , over the head with
a largo revolver. They then proceeded to
the residence of Sheriff Wallace , where one
of them had worked for a handout by groomIng -
Ing tha horse , and proceeded to hitch up the
hone to .Mrs. Wallace's phaeton ancj drU'o '
out of town , The theft WHS not dlicoveren
until this morning and searching nartto
are out In every direction.
flevrriil AVIio Woulil Accept.
Assistant City Attorney Conilih denies thai f
ho 1s dated for reappolntment under the new
administration. .This being the case , there
U no lack of others who are willing to draw
hlu salary. Among the most active candl.
dates are Harry Drome , Leo Eitello and Ed
II , Scott , W. D. Ten Uyck Is mentioned
as the man who will be city prosecutor under
Uroatch ,
tin ) Suit.
The suit ot Johanna Dudek against tha
Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy Railroad com
pany to obtain 15,000 damages for the deatU
of her husband , who wan killed In a collliloii.
hag been compromised ( or f 100