THE OMAHA DAILY- BEE : TUjl DAY , M AH Oil 23 , 18.07.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailt crtlNCtncntit for tlienc colniiuifl
rrlll lie tnkcit until 12it ! ( ) | i. m , for the
nnd until 8 l > . ni , for the
mill hiimlnj- edition * .
AilvcrtlNcrH , liy rcatientlnK n imm-
liercil check , cnii hn\c nnmrern ml-
drenneil to n niiinlicreil letter In cure
of The lice. AiiMwcrn no ndilrcH c l
rvlll he ilelltereil oil iircKCiitntlon of
the check only.
Union , 1 J-2c n ironl llrxt Insertion ;
In rt troril thereafter. Nothing tnkcit
for lend Hum U.'c for the llrxl liiner-
tloti. Thette niliertldcnicntu muni lie
run < * oiiMeenllclj * .
SITUATIONS WANTIJI1 ,
WANTIU ) . A POSITION 1IY A t/Al > Y HAV1NO
four yenrd' experience n bookkeeper , cwihler
nnil cencrnl nccountnnt , will furnish refer-
encw. Address It , Hee ufflce. Council niuffi.
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AVA > TIJI _ MAM3 1IKI.V.
WANTHD-AN 1DRA. WHO CAN THINK OP
ome ntmple thing to patent ? Protect your
Iflennj they mny brlnir you wealth. Write John
VVeililcrburn & Co , Dcpt. V , Patent Attorney.
.VnMilnffton , I ) . C. , for Uelt Jl.800 prize offer
anil a lltt ot 200 Inventlona wanted. 11-1H
A J-nw nNnnmrric. HWSTMNO MKN C-AN
find ulenily prontnble work with C. 1" . Adnnis
Co , 54 Bo. ICtll Ht. -8 l
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uo wnrJKi/r SAI.AUY AND nxpnNflKa PAID
mtemnen for clsan ; experience nnnocesiary ;
ncrmnn < Mit position. Tlio ' .V I Kline Co . St.
Jxmln , Mo n-M114-A2'
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BAhnsMnN rou CIOAHS coon SU.AUY
nnd expense * pnld Novelties Riven with nur
goodft , experience unnecessary. rC Itlshop
Co , at I ula. Il-MC'O A1C
WANTT.n , A rmST-CLABq SALKSMAN TO
hnnille n ilerlrnltle line of men's imd boys
medium priced rhom Addrecn Union Shoo
nnd l enthei Co , StlllmUr. Minn 11 MC74 24
WANTI2D A TI.OIIIST WHO M'HAICS Circn-
imn nnd Ilnulliiti 1813 Vlnton St. U C87
VVANTR1) An t-xpcrlonced dry godB salesman
for the draper ) department Inquire nt lloston
Store 11 MS2T 21
TKST Tim Am IN YOUR ROOMS AND SAVi :
doctors' lillld The ofllumotcr dots It. novel
devise for detectliiK noxious Rn es , m > lU rnp-
Idly AKent ' emnpln sent nostpild for ISo
Efllumetcr Co 83 rifth nvtuue. ChlciKO
11-MS10 2J
\VAvrnnr H
WANTKD-OIUJ. rou aiNnKAu : nousn-
work nt 1SOT rnrnam 0 718 22'
WANTIJO. APPUrNTlCn CllUtX IN THE
millinery department Inquire nt Ilo ton Sto-c ,
mllllneiy department C iljCS C !
IVAN run A ami * i-on onNnitAi. nousn-
worlt In a family of three ; muit lie good cook
and laundrcFfl. Apply to 1723 Dodge street
C 831 23
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FOR GOOD AND ItnSpnfTAllt.K OIRI/5 CALT. ,
Bonn. . I. Y. W C. Asfn Home , S018 Divtnport.
C 831 AID *
\VANTin. : A YOITNC1 WOMAN
cnnvifx er , she mint lie cxpeilonted , plucky
nnd nlilc to woik , resident of nnd acquainted
with Omnlia best tlty references required
Address O C2 , Dee oHlce C MSU
KOIl
IN AM , , PARTS OP THK CITY THE
O r Dnvls Company , 150 > Pnn nm. D 144
noti&ns IIINIWA & co , los N. ISTII ST.
D-143
MODIMIN HOUSES C. A STAUR 023 N. Y. LirE
D HO
CHOIPU HOUSES AND COTTAGES AI..L. OVER
the city , 5 to J50. lldcllt ) , 170J Tarnnm fet
D-147
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HOUSES WALLACE , I1ROWN ULOCIC , 1STH
nnd DoURlis D 14S
31OUSE % COTTAGES & STORES. AL.1.PARTS
of cllv. Brennan , Ixjve Co , 430 Paxton block
D 14
HOUSES , rrAT3 GARVIN I3ROS. 1G13 TARNAM
U 150
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HOUSE'S TOR RENT. HEMIS , PAXTON 11MC
D-151
I ARGE 1J3T. M'CAGUE. IS'UI & DODGE.
D-152
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TURKINGTON , C03 HEE IIUII-DING
D 103
roil RENT- DETACHED E1OHT-ROOJI MODern -
ern houpe Nice Hwn 1611 Pierce St D 472
iiAiiau LIST. r. n WEAD , 10111 & DOUGI VS
D-G02-31
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS
Om Vnn .t Storngo Co , 1415 I'nrnain Tel lr > 5J
D 25
I ROOM IIOI'SE , 3121 HURT HTflEET , J10 , C-
room Hat , 2111 rornnm t20 Potttr & . Geortie
company , S W cor. ICth nnd rnrnam
'J JS01 ! 24
NICE RESinrVCE WITH I1ARN AND 200 FT
( veil shaded linn frontlnc oa t on N 27th Avc ,
:13 John W Hold Inn , iigent HC2 Tarnnm Rt.
D-830
CHAP E. WILLIAMSON. C01 I1KE 11LDO
DM833 A22
HOOMS.
FtniNISIIEO ROOMS , Cll hOIJTII 17TH AVK.
n 3C2
STEAM IIE\TEI ) ROOMS. T' MlPHONn AND
nil conveniences : mtes reasonable , punrlt Repl.
dem.0 212 H 17th Ht. E TC3
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOI'T HOARD. M7 8.
25th av eiiue. EMS23 It *
ROOMS. ! S21 HoJi e
eE
E -
Ki'iiNiHiiEi ) noon ron Limit uniihE-
Inqulro 1921 Dougl IH rt E MSM 21 *
ITIONT"HOOM m ;
rno.NT HOOM ion
rru.Msmi ; > norms \M > HOAUD.
MODEHN Itltlt'IC , I'llOM J3.03 UP Dili N 19TH
I' M4J2 n6 *
Tliij MERUIAM , 2iH AND UOBOT '
F-M3SI 27
ROOMS AND IIOARP. 21 ! S 2VTH
St. I' M'E3
MODEHN JIOOMS , VV'l fll 11OAIIU VERY Itl
ponable Ml N lith. P M 3 . ' 3-
ROOMS AND HOARD. 17.M DOl'OLAH HT
r-Mfo. : ;
ItOOMH W1111 HOARD : TRVNKIENT Al'PO\t-
moJatlone AlU.in ) , S101 Douslna 1' MSSS
KOII m\Ti M-im.Msiini )
TOUR MODEUN ROOM8 ON PARLOR PLOOR :
ncni pail ; r.oo soutii 'Sth o-Msoe
& rHAMiir.its.roR RENT MAN AND
city wutei , wn ta pipe 219 N Kill street
O S33
1'on AM >
KOU HUNT , Tlin 4.S1OHY IIUU'IC 111'IUMNCl
at ! > 1G I'm tin m t This LuUdhii ; hi * a flrvpioof
ceim'nt Imfmem. loniplolo ( .tram hrJtlng fix
tures ) vwtor nn nil HCOK , g.ie , etc. Apply at
the plllra of 1h lit" . I-S10
Avvvrnn.
Aar.Nia AND uuM.mts WAKTRO TO SKIA.
a Ike Killer that Is sure death to chicken Ilci ,
horn1 , cau und hog Ike , cablngo v\orm . plant
llco nnd bedbugs , nnniplc cnlto In nuKe ttvo
Knllons t < > mall for lOo In rllvor T H lloonc ,
fievvnrJ. Nfb. J-M718 2.1 *
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\vu PAY n i'i : 100 on GO rou UACII NAMB
with cuirect adilicss In Nchrulta ( outside of
Omiha ) and surrounding statuu Send 10c for
blank book and InMiuctloiu to II. H H. Co ,
Omaha , Neb. J-M771-A-20
IVANTKD AQKNTS. 175 l'iil MONTH AND
expensed iuld uctho men If right , goods sold
by sample only : samples. Him horse nnd car
riage funilshej tree. Address Jobber , llox (308 ,
Huston , Mass. J-MWJ
TO IU3NT.
WANTED , TO KENT. H1X OIJ SKVEN-IIOOM
modern house , with barn. In Ilantcom Park
vlUnlly. Acldrona O . Bee. K-M761 IS *
STOUAGH ,
PM. VAN & STORAGE , 1119 1'AIt.VAM , TEL 155 >
FACH'IO 81O11AOK AND WA11KIIOU8IJ CO. ,
Kt HO Jnnta. General itura und fr.rv rdtng.
\VAMT.IJTO I1UY.
WlUtj PAT CASH fr-OIl Atb KIND" ? OP
junks j guarantee untlitfactlon as to weight. A.
U. Alplrn. 107 B. 10th. N.M A4 *
HAND runNiTunn AND STOVES
Ilrown'g. 102 S. lull. N-M615 All *
CASH PAID von ot.n FiuTtitm nnns i
O. Doup , 1307 Nicholas street. N M787 A20
roii .s\i.iri iiMi Mtn.
HOlT8iiIOID furniture for fcaic , ! MI Hamilton
Mrcet tMl'8 ) S3 *
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rou sAM3noiisns , WAGO > S , nrc.
FOIl HAMJ rHKAlRIXSKAT C1OSn
onrrlngp , furry , sleigh and three sell of carrlaKo
nnrneM , nil In coot ] order Inquire nt room C40
Jlteo llulldlng. lo 4 P M75C-22 *
T\VO.HIATID BUIHUJV. nonai : AND HAII
ne , JCO , n burKnln. Dennett' utablos. 1415
Capitol avenue , P M81 > 21
rou SAII : _
HARDWOOD CHIIIIIIKO , HOO AND CHICKHN
ffncc , cheaper thin "all wire. " C. II. I.cc 901
Douglns Q-KK
nisT : sitn : swnirr POTATOES , t2 > PKH
bbl , all sorts. Address Thco Wllllami Omnhn
Q-Ml'.S
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CH1CKHN , HOQ AND 1.AWN rUNTIl , AM.
wire ; cheaper than wood. Wile Work * , 401 S.
14th. Q-318 M2
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oi'KN mtnor , $20 ; TOP nunoms. ns TO $ co-
good surrey , | 7 > , another ftt JI3 , goo I phaeton ,
I73j nice open trap Dt lcs than co t. Drum
mend Carriage Co , ISth nnd llarnej.
llarnej.QM304 AS
CMI'PINO MAritlNHS ft CLIPPnitS !
standard make ; all kinds repair : clippers ground
prompt attention. A. U Undeland. 100 H llth.
Q-Til A 4
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I'HRK PIA'MOUTH HOCK EDdS. PUtl 8HT-
ting , tOc. 932 N 2Cth St. Q 347 A3
COU1MI1IA IllCYCLH ; riHST-CI.AS RKPAIR.
Only t40 00. II It. Hastings , 212 S. lllh st
Q-M43I
INVr.STIQATK. THI3 TAMOUS 11OUV STHni
rniiKQ , C holes : complete ; J23 SO llrown'g. 102
B. 14th. Q-M514 A13
3 TANDKMS , SACIUflCli. ADDItr.SS O 35.
lice. Q-GC3-23'
A onuAT uor OP NHVV itousnsHona AND
mule Hhoes for Hiile lit J Oberimm 1002 S.
13th street , Omaha. Q-M&42 23
I-AIIM ron IIHNT , v ni.ii iMpnovnn j.
M. l-orrlstnll. 131 m Creek. Neb H Mill 21 *
MASSARn. IIATIIS , KTC.
MMH SMITH. 1121 nOUGLAI , KOOM 5 , J1AS-
Bnge nnd stonm baths. T OG5 2T
MRS nil IiON , KLKCTUIC1 MASSAO13 11ATII
pirlors , restful and tur.itlve 417 S llth "t ,
up nlra -M79S 27 *
{ 23 00 RUPTURE CURIID TILtj MAY 1ST TOU
Ji'iCO , no inln , no ilotcntlon from business , ve
refer to hundredH of p illcnta cured The O n.
Miller Co , S3J 3 Nev York Life llldg , Onnha.
VIAVI roil tJTEHINi : THOlinLKS 34iS UCI3
llldg 1'hjslclan , consultation or health book
free V m
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ilA'lHS MASSAGE. MMH POST , 31914 S 10TH.
U 160
J2i00 nnwAiio WH.IJ nn PAID AND NO
questions nsked for the return of po-kctbook.
contnlnlng rings , < > tc . lost nt 2t > th nnd Hurney
or between that and 26th and Howard Ad
dress r CO. Hep _ U M339
OMAHA DKNTAI. COI.LF.C5n. 12 , < L PACII'IC STS
Teeth filled with gold , nmalRam , tin , guttn-
perch , cement nnd plnten miule for cost of
material only. Teeth extracted and cleaned free
U 102
MISS TRriim.l. HAS REMOVED HER DlinSS-
maklng parlors to 2d floor , Paxton block , ICth
street : clcntor. U M4C2-A8 *
I CtTriE WRINKLES , RALDKESS AND Su
perfluous hair. 326 Chamber of Commerce ,
Tiuo Co U-MC10 23
1IOM3Y TO ItOAN IlUAIi ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
mil estate , tJiennan , Iov < > Co , Paxton block.
' W 103
O.V OMAHA PROPER1V. LOWEST RATES ;
building loam nant ° d. Fidelity Irust Co ,
W-1C3
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES THE
O r. Davis Co , IfO'i Tarnam bt W 1C I
0 PER CENT MONEY ' 1O LOAN ON OMAHA
property. Neb farms. W. U MelUc 1st Nut11 13k.
W-1C3
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO 313 N Y. L. ;
quick money at lo rates for choice farm loins
- < 4n Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebra ] ta.
W 107
WE WILL HAVE J200.000 1O $300,000 1O LOAN
In April May. June nnd July on nrst-elass Im
proved Omaha propel ty l'i sums of Jl 000 to
JlOOno , nnt nppllcitlons nt < mcfl , lonest lates
on best loans ridellty Tiust company. 170J
rarnnm St. W-MS77
CITY LOANS C. A. STARR. 923 N. Y. LIFE
W 10G
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. 1'Jinam Smith & Co. , 1329 Tarnnni.
W-176
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Pusoy & Thoniis , 207 Tlrst National
llanlc Dldg W 1C9
TAIIM I/3ANS , ONE TO TEN YEARS ; LOWest -
est rates darvln llros . 1013 Farnam bt
W M453 A8
1100 TO $2.00' ' ) r. D. WEAD , 16TII & . DOUOLAS.
w so : 31
3IOM1V TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MOVEY TO LOAN ON PURN1TURE , PIANOS ,
horees , \ agnns , etc. , at louest tales in city ;
no rninoMil of gmielH' strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off lit nny time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORI GAGE LOAN CO
SOS bo ICth St.
X 170
MONEY TO LOAN , 30 CO , 90 DAYS , TUUNf.
ture , pianos , etc. Duff Gre"n , room 8 , llarkcr blK.
X171
IUIMMSS CHANGES.
FOR 3AI.E HAL1INTEREbT IN 1'AIRMONT
TllLune. Price , S30J , 110 cish nnd 510 monthly.
NI man Jackson , Crete , Neb. Y COO
TOR SALE AI10UT 2,000 L11S. MINION TYPE.
TOO Ihe ngutp , ISO pair two-third cisos. 40
doulle Iron stinds for two-third cnncs This
material wan used on The Omaha Bee. nnd Is
In fairly good condition Will be sold cheap
In hulk or In quantities to rult purchaser.
Applj In person or by mall to The lice Pub
lishing f'ompnn ) . Oinihn Neb Y 713
WILL SELL AT SACRIFICE. THE WELL-
ciiulppcl foundry nnd machine shop ut Grand
Islnml. Per particulars address 1' M Wales.
Tioy , N Y. . or George I ! Hell , Grand Island ,
Neb Y MC37 A15
Foil HALE AT HAL ! ' PRICO SMALL 8TOCIC
of groceries niul llxturcs 1701 St Mar > 'n u\e-
nue Y M847 23 *
TOR SALE tl 000 0 STOCK IN A TRANSFER
unit jobbing Implement hou5ft. paying hUflne'-iH ,
goud rcnxoiiH for selling AdJrets ] iox fM > ,
Council Illuffs , In Y-M84S 25
UHY noons STOPIC rou SALE
VVIIleon , a proiulnrnt dry goods merchant of
lloimo , Ii , died tuddenly In New York City
nn the ICth lust Thn administratrix of hl
estnti1 ( his nldnvv ) solicits eoircbpoudenco from
inrtlrs nha menu biifilnisslsliliiu to ingage
In 111" 'to good * trade In u live , go-ahead
cly ( of 10 COO Inhabitants Stuck new and cleans
loiatlnn ono of thn best In the city and an
cnlnlillflii'il bunlnrsK that han been very pmllt.
able during Ilia hunti'st times. Y il'-Sf 23
rou I\GIIAXRK.
A SPLENDID B20-ACI1E TARM IN SOUTII-
wcntern Iowa for Omaha properly Owner will
give n bargain fidelity lru Co , pole agents ,
1702 rarnam slrret X MCC3 24
TO EXCHANGE. LOT AND S.ROOM HOUSE.
rl a | , for tl.OOO druc Block Address Q 47 ,
lice 7.-M804 20 *
rou H\LI : _
KOI1NT/.E PIMCE HOMES AT CCC ON THK
dollar. 12.250 , 13 COO to 1C 'M , tea photos nt IClh
nnd rarnam. Morse bldg , J. J Gibson. 614
first National Bnnlc bldg. RE 175
PARTIES WANTING ACRE PROPERTY. IN
tracts of from five to forty acres , near the
city , desirable building lots or homes of from
fhu to ten rooms , at very low figures , should
see Potter & George Company , 3 W , cor. ISttt
and Tarnam strcctt , RE M130 31
3NAPS-HETWEEN NEW EXPOSITION SITES
and north of KounU Place , full lot , cast front ;
price. IMO.
Adlolnlnx New Exposition cite , full lot on
North Twtnty-rourtii street ; price , J1W ,
27111 and 1718 North 8th Ht , ono 9 and one 6-
room houst : price for houses and ground , tl 7M.
Near Cth and Cass sts. , full lot ; price , 13 000 ,
Near 21th iind Dodge tts , 8-rooin modern house :
fctecm heat : largo corner lot ; rrlce , 10,000 !
worth JIO.OOO.
Adjoining new Exposition site , clirtco vacant
property to lease
JOHN N , FRENZER. OP. P. O.
I'OIl SAI.13 IU3AIESTATE. .
( Continued )
HOUSK < ? , LOTS , FARMS , LAND1) . IX ) VNS-
Gco. I * Ilemls Real Estate Co. , Paxton llllt
KOR SAI.IV-CHEAP , C-IIOOM COTTAGE AND
lot on 19th , ncnr I ike St. IJox 373 , Kearney ,
Neb RB M774-27
TINE GARDEN TRACT , 10 ACRES , ALU IN
cultivation , clone to city , 1000 per acre
Hlcki , 301 N. Y Life llldng RK-S33 23
inIlIIM ! ) AMI I/OA > ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL U i II AS"'N PAYS 6 ,
7 , S percent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , ninny s re-
dccinable 1704 Farnam street Nnltlnger , Pec.
IS ]
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L & U.
Am'n 1704 Karnnm G M Nnttlnger , Sec.
\V\TOIIMAlCnilS.
REST WORK AND LOWEST PRICES PORE-
inan foi Max Meyer & Hro. Co for ten years
Main springs , 7Cc , watches clraned , 75o , and
nil other work on the same scale E. Kctlcrer ,
Manufacturing Jcncltr and Engraver , 216 8.
15th St < . upstairs. 622 28
CAIIPET CI.EAM.\O.
CHAMPION CARPirr CLL'ANINO CO . CARPET
beaten , ncoured nnd rcno\nlcd , rctlttlng und relaying -
laying carpets n. upeclalty ; new management.
718-720 South 14th St. , Omalm Neb Tel C55
CS5-A17
LOST.
LOW. WEDNESDAY. NEAR 26TH & HARNEY
streets , ladles' leather pocket book , contain
ing B rings , keys and money , finder will re
turn to llee otllce nnd receive liberal reward
! . " ' 103
LOST A LIVER COLORED POINTER DOG
bultablc rewnrtl will l > e pild If returned to 212
S. 13th St Dr. J E Summers , JrLost
Lost S37 23
LIFE INS POLICIES BOUGHT. W. P. HOUDEN
ASTHOI.OOV.
PROFESSOR A MA3ERY OF EGYPT. PALMIstry -
Istry nnd astrology , the wonder of the ute ,
Pi-t. prepont nnd future told or no charge1t
2026 Hnrney St Omaha Neb 702 ' 'i
PACICEU.
GET M S WAMU.IN'S PRICES ON rUENt-
lur" picking , rep ilrlng , upholstering : mat
tresses made and renovated , 2111 Cumlng lei
J331. 178
Ml'SIC ' , A1ST AMJ I , VM3UAGG.
GEORGE r GEL.L.ENRECK. BANJO , MANDO
lln and guitar teacher. Room 412 I3co Rldg.
Tel SSS 100
IMIVblCIAAS.
DR W. R HOURS. ZS1C SHERMAN AVENUE ,
nesmmed practice. Telephone Office. U"d :
rtslde'nce. 374 Wl 't'
s vI G JIACIIIM S AMI suri'Mns.
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE
sewing machine office , 1514 Cap Avc. Tel 1174
181
S1IORTI1AM ) A..M ) TYPEWRITING.
A. C VAN SANT'S faCHOOL , 513 N. Y. LITE.
AT OMAHA BUS COLLEGE. 1CT1I & DUGLAS.
I'AWNIHIOKCIIS.
H. MAROWITZ LOANS HONEY , 418 N. M ST.
FAIIM FOR HHNT.
DAIRY FARM. 4 MILES 3 W. . TOR RENT ,
SO ncres. fine buildings. D. C , Patterson , apent ,
1G23 rnrnam MISS
TARM roil RENT. 240 ACRES. ISO UNDER
I > low , Rood buildings , lent two fifth1 * : renters
with plus teams need not anpl } . 721 N V.
Life bldg. M843 23-
TYPEWRITERS.
GET THE FIRST TYPEWRITERS ; SUPPLIES :
icpalrj United Tjpenrlter S. Supplies Co , 1612
rarnam St 43C June 30
ACRES TOR RENT.
40 ncres , near South Omiha ,
10 acres , near bouth Omaha
Potttr & George Co , S. W. cor. ICth and rnrnam
M810 24
MEDICAL.
LADIES ! CHICIIESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY-
roynl Pills ( Ulnmonil brand ) nre the best. Safe ,
reliable. Take no otlur Kent 4o stamps for
ptirtlculais "Rellot for Lailles " In letter by
return mall. At dnigslsts. Chlchester Chemi
cal Co. 1'hlladelnhla , Pa. Mention Hee
MSU 23 *
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SOLICI10RS ,
Bco Building ,
Omaha Neb
Advlco nnd 1'atont Book
FUSE
PROPOSALS rOU FRESH VEGETAbles -
blos Headquarters Department of the
Platte , Olllco of the Chief Commissary ,
Omnlia. Neb , Mnich 11 1897. Sealed pro
posals , In triplicate , mill bo received hero
until 11 o'clock a. m . central standard tlmo ,
March 25 , 1S97 , nnd then opened publicly , for
furnishing and delivery of such quantities
of potatoes ns may bo required by the Sub
sistence Department nt Omaha , Neb , and
nt Forts Nlobrnra and Robinson , Neb. ; Fort
U A. Russell. Wyo. , and Tort Me.idc , S. D
Proposals -will also bo received and opened
by the Commissaries ut Forts Nlobrarn
Robinson , D , A. Russell and Menda until 10
o'clock a , in. , mountain standard time ,
Maroh 25 , 1897 , each Post Commissary re
ceiving proposals for his own post only.
The right Is reserved to reject nny or all
proposals In whole or In part. Ulank pro
posals and specifications , showing In detail
the articles nnd quantities required , and
giving- full Information as to conditions of
contract , < wlll bo furnished on application
to nny of the above mentioned olllcers.
FRANK E. NYE , Majoi and C. S.
DR.
McGREW
II TUB ONLY
SPECIALIST
WHO TKBATS ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
Weakneu & Unorder ol
MEN ONLY
0 Years Eipeiience.
6 Yean in Omaha.
Rook Free , Couultatioa
and Examination tret.
14th and Farnam Sl * _
OMAIIA NKU.
CURE YOURSELF !
Uiu Dig U for unnatural
dlichargeg. Inflammation ! ,
Irrltalloun or ulceratlooi
of inncoui membranes.
I'alnlm , anil not aitrln-
Dt or PoUonoui.
Weld Ity DruCfftlU ,
or tent In plain wrapper.
'
I 10. or 3 liotMei. 2 75.
Circular icut oa requeit.
You Can Save a Drunkard.
Don't you know a drunkard who Is worth sav.
Ing ? "Anti-Jag" makes one lose all taste for
strong drink , builds up the system , removes nil
trace of dissipation and can be given secretly.
All Information gladly sent free in plain wrap
per for two 2o stamps to cover postage , by the
Renova Chemical Company , CO Ilroadwny , New
York
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BREAKS THE RIGCS WILL
Mrs , Briggs Hold tg Bo Sane When
Document Was Issued.
EXECUTION OF THE DOCUMENT NOT LEGAL
Count } JuilRO llix\cr' | Deelxloii
the KnU c , IXntc 111
the llnniln iif tji , - .Son ot
the
County Judge Baxter .handed . Jown his de
cision yesterday In the' Drlggs will con
test , finding that Mrs Ilrlggs was ot sound
mind nt the tlmo the will was executed , hut
rofuMng tha probate of the will for the
reason that the document bad not been
executed as require * ! by the statutes. This
decision sots aside the will and leaves the
entire estate , valued at $350,000 , In the
hands of Clinton H. Ilrlggs , the only son
and heir of the deceased.
The county court room was crowded at
the hour announced for'tho decision to be
banded down. The contest over the will
excited a great deal of Interest and formed
a topic of Conversation for the past two
months. During tbo hearing , the attend
ance at the court room was qulto large.
The expressions of opinion heard about the
court house were almost unanimously In
favor of the breaking of the will. Mr. Briggs
was the icclplent of many congratulations
at the termination of the case
Mrs. Bmlly J. Brlggs died September 21 ,
1896 , leaving an only son , Clinton H. Ilrlgga.
In her will , dated Novembr 12 , 1805 , she
named George I. Gilbert and C. Will Hamil
ton executors , nnd these two men , together
with C. P. Catlln , trustees. It was pro
vided that the estate should be administered
In such a way that the son was effectually
barred from exercising auy control over the
property , although It was provided that the
estate should be In his name. When the
will was offered for probate , it was contested
on the ground that Mrs Brlggs was of unBound -
Bound mind at the tlmo It was executed , and
for the reason that the document had not
be--a executed In accordance with the stat
utes. In that the witnesses and the testatrix
did not subscribe to the will In the presence
of each other. This last point was sus
tained and the probate of the will was re
fused for that tvason.
DECISION TURNS ON ONn POINT.
The testimony offered In the caae was vsry
voluminous , the examination of witnessed
occupjlng about three weeks. The great
volume of testimony was devoted to proving
and disproving the all gatlon that Mrs. Brlggs
was of unsound mind at the time the will
was executed. Tor this purpose witnesses
wcro brought from distant points and the
greater part of the time waa devoted to this
ono point.
The only testimony on the point on which
the decision turned , viz. ; the execution of
the document , was tlmt.ot W. H. Ijams and
C. Z. Gould , the two witnesses to the docu-
m ° nt. Mr. Ijams testified that bo could not
positively remember Whether Mrs. Brlggs
was in the room when ho signed his name
OB a witness or not. Mr. Gould testified Miry
positively that Mrs. Brlggs was not In the
room when Mr. Ijams' ' signed , and he was
not certain whether she returned to the room
when ho ( Gould ) signed his name to ths
document or not.
Judge Baxter's opinion In the cose covered
nineteen pages of typewritten legal paper ,
and was very exhaustive. He said he should
not attempt an elaborate discussion of the
law and the facts In .the cose , but would
confine himself to a slrqplc statement of the
principles of law Involved and the conclusions
reached as to the facts. Ho first took up
the point of tha mental'capacity ' of the testa
trix. Fourteen pages of the decisloii ivero
devoted to discussing flic evidence on this
point and the law bearing upon the question
ot what constitutes mental Incapacity.
Curiously enough , the evidence which -weighed
the heaviest with the court In determining
that the testatrix was of sound mind was
that contained In a largo number ot business
letters Introduced by the proponents of the
will. These letters wcro signed by Mrs.
Briggs and were in her handwriting. They
were clear , business-like documents , and
great stress was laid upon them In the argu
ment by the attorney for the executors By
an oversight , the attorney for Clinton Brlggs
neglected to Introduce evidence to show most
positively that these letters were written at
the dictation , of Clinton. The attorneys say
they have the strongest evidence on this
point , but were desirous of breaking the
will on other grounds If possible.
It Is not known Whether the casa will bo
appealed to the district court or not. All
the costs In the case BO far will bo taxed
against the estate , as announced by Judge
Baxter this morning. General Cow In , attor
ney for Brlggs , said after the case was de
cided , that ho did not believe the case would
bo appealed , as no one had any Interest In
the matter except Brlggs
1IUUXU ARTK11S nnMAt.t n OMAHA
llctiim from \Vooil in cii'n
C'onciitloii lli-lil nt St. Lonl * .
The headquarters of the sovereign camp o
tha Woodmen ot the World will remain In
thla city for the next two years at least
This was decided upon at the recent St
Louis meeting of that body The local hen
officers arc considerably elated over the mat
tcr , Inasmuch as > there was a decided sentl
mcnt In favor ot a removal of the offices
to eomo more central point.
In view of the retention of the offlces , a
number of Improvements are to he made at
once In tha ofllco suite In the Sliccloy block
Tlio work was commenced jestcrday , when
the beginning was mode upon a steel vault
12x14 feet In size This vault will bo the
second largest In the city , and It will cost In
the neighborhood of $1,000
Sovereign Clerk Yatcs , one of the officers
In attendance at the St Louis meeting , was
decidedly Jubilant at the defeat of the move
ment to remove the headquarters IIo said
that the lo ° s ot the olllces would bo qulto
a serious blow to the business Interests ot
the city All the lltcrnturo and notices
sent out are dated from Omaha , and consequently
quently the city gains a great amount ot
advertising In that way. All the money
from assessments coni'vj Into the offices and
ta disbursed through them Most ot this
money Is moving continually , but jet the
offices continually retain a balance of some
$30,000 In a local bank. This Incoming
and outgoing money , however , la Included
In the bank clearings. The sovereign clerk
estimates that the order will add $1.000,000
to the clearings this year. Klnally qulto a
sum Is spent In salaries In this city , some
thirty people being employed In the offices.
The difficulties between the sovereign offi
cers and Alpha camp of this city came up
for consideration In the meeting. The
trouble was thoroughly sifted by a commit
tee of the delegates which reported a resolu-
tlon , supporting the sovereign officers and
censuring tha disaffected members of the
subordinate camp.
The department plan failed to bo adopted
by about three votes. The plan of assess
ment will therefore icmaln as at present
The sovereign camp , however , decided to
start a reserve fund. The first two assess
ments paid In by new members will bo place * '
In It and also all the surplus over and above
$10,000 that may accumulate In the genera
fund at the end of any year. Whenever the
death losses amount to more than the pro
ceeds of sixteen asscrsments In any DHL
> ear the difference Is to be drawn out ol
this fund.
The assessment upon now members be
tween the ages ofIS and 52 years was In
creased about 30 per cent. Railroaders will
In the future be admitted Into the order
but the assessments will be about 20 per
cent higher than that ot other members In
less hazardous occupations.
The following Omaha members were In at
tendance at the meeting' Sovereign Com
mander J C Hoot , Sovereign Clerk John T.
Yates. Sovereign Physician Hedgers , Sovereign
eign Banker P. P Ilooso and Delegate A. L
Churchill. The > returned home last night.
The next meeting of the sovereign camp
will occur In Memphis In 1899.
I'nront of Inltlntiti * anil Referendum.
Hypnotism was the subject dtscusccd Sun-
diy at the meeting of the Omaha Philo
sophical club , Dr. Meiriam opening with an
able address , showing that the primary facts
of hjpnotlsn. were not to bo disputed , but
that much of what was pretended and popu
larly believed was grossly exaggerated. It
was not kncwn until the meeting waa over
that among those who listened was Rltvvood
Pomcroy. founder of the Initiative and
referendum movement In this countiy.
Many of these who remained after the meetIng -
Ing were Introduced to Mr. Poaicroy , who
engaged In a talk on the pt ogress being made
by direct legislation , Incidentally replying
to manv questions propounded. Mr. Pomeroy
is quite a young man and a fluent talker.
His \lsit here la on private business.
The pure Julco of the grape , no artificial
flavor In Cook's Imperial Champagne , extra
dry. Try It.
Holihcil AVhllc LeavIiiBClmrch. .
, A highway lobbery occurred about 9 o'clock
Sunday night on North Eighteenth , between
Callfouiia and Webstei streets. The victim
was Mrs. Stroud of SIC. South Twenty-fourth
street. As she was about to get Into a car
riage after leaving church a couple of joung
men rushed up to her and snatched a pocketbook -
book from her hand. It contained a smal !
sum of money. A report watl at once made
to the police regarding the occurrence. Mrs.
Stroud was able to furnish a good description
of the thieves. Detectives were assigned to
the case , but they failed utterly to locate
the men.
] > : ite for the 1'eiiNniitN' Hull.
April 3 has been chosen 34 the date upon
which the Omaha Turnveroln will hold Us
annual bauern ball , or peabants' dance.
Those who attend the affair must bo at
tired In the peasant dress of some nationality
German or some other. The affair will
open with a political meeting , at which a
buigomaster will bo elected and other busi
ness will bo transacted. After this Is con
cluded a ball will bo begun , at which all
modern dances will bo strictly tabooed. None
but the old dances of the fatherland will bo
put on.
THERE IS A CURE FOR NERVOUS DISEASES
Thousands of Supposed Incurable Cases
Have Been Cured by Dr. Charcot's
Kola Nervine Tablets ,
The eIlcacy ( of Dr. Charcot'a Kola Nervine
Tablets In nil cases of nenoug debility , sleep-
IcsBiiess , nervous dgpcpsln , melancholia , Im
poverished blood , neurnlBla , impaired vigor , rheu
matism nnd all other conditions arlslnR from a
debilitated nervous sjstem ) s no longer open to
question.
Dr. Chnrcot's Kola Nervine Tablets nro fa
mous for two reasons , first as the favoilto pre
scription of tha late Ur , Jean Martin Chat cot of
1'arls , The ercntest nnd most successful tpeclal-
1st on nervous diseases the world lias ever
known. Second for UH cures In cases wliero
other remedied and physicians failed to give re
lief.Dr.
Dr. Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets nrc post-
thely Ireo from opiates , narcotics or any other
f ot an Injurious nature Yiiey act as a nour-
DB. IBAN MARTIN CIUBCOT.
food for the nerv es and blood nnd cure by
repairing the waster tissues , building up the
nervous njslem to Its normal HreiiEtti and vigor
The truthfulness of tbo above statement Is
backed up by hundreds of honest , earnest tes
timonial letters from physicians as well as pa
tients from all parts of tha country , of a char
acter seldom , If ever , elven a proprietary rem
edy.
edy.II
II , J Drummond , Palmyra , Mo. , one of the
beet known attorneys In tlio state , writes : "I
am glad to be able to say , truthfully , that !
have received jrreat benefit fiom Ur , Cliarcot's
Kola Nervine Tablets. lie fora I began their
u e I was very nervous had sleepless nights ,
lost vlKor and strength generally. 1'roiu ull
these troubles I have had positive relief. IVr.
Imps the iKit evidence 1 can give of my belief
of the virtues of the remedy Is by enclosing
draft for 11.00 for which send me six boxes of I
the Tablet * . Ite i > cctfully youm
II , J. Drummond.
pounds In weight ; but such Is the fact , nnd to
Dr. Chnrcot's Kea | Nervine Tablets belonu nil
tbo credit. " Mrs. Amelia Ilcynolds
Dr. A , C Sherwln , Hotel Pelhnm , Doston.
Mass , writes under dnto of Dec. Cth , ISJ3 : "i
am prescribing Dr Clmrcofs Kola Nervine Tub.
lets for Nervousness , Insomnia Djejjcjjsla and
Neuralgia with excellent results I Imvo no
hesitation In btntlng that they nro Infallible In
all forms of nervous dlbcaecs Their InUgorut ,
Ing properties are wondeiful Yours truly ,
A , C. micro In , M D.
Dr Charcot's wonderful prescription Is not
represented an a miracle worker nor a cure-all
reined ) Hut It Is a proven fact that for nil
ncrvuus troubles they are Infallible. Dr. Char ,
cot's Kola Nervine Tablels have a well earned
record of curing In thousands of cases when ull
other remedies had failed ,
bold by all druggists or milled direct DO
cents and 31 00 per box Write for pamphlet ,
Uureka Chemical and MfiT. Co , La Crosse , \Vls
tlio fniuoiiH lliiHlon ilHlne mill author ,
under date of Dec 21rd , 1895 , writes : "J nm
assured by a careful Inquiry among leadlns
physicians and personal friends who have used
It mil In whom I have Ilia utmost confidence ,
that Dr C'harcot's Kola Nervine Tablets nre
Invaluable In Insomnia una an nervous diseases.
Kclw. U , Ilule.
3. Stlllrnan Smith. 3 Hamilton Place , lloston ,
assistant to Dr. Kdw , Kvfrett Hale , writes ;
"Dr. Charcot's Kola Nervine Tablets are es
pecially > aluable an a stimulant In restoring
wasted energies and strength , with no risk of
subsequent loss. Victims of Insomnia and nerv-
uus prostration can rely Implicitly on the tablets
us a sura remedy , J rillllman Hmllh
Mrs. Amelia Reynolds. 2901 lilalsdell Avc ,
Minneapolis , writes ; " 1'rom being a thin.
emaciated , nervous , sleepless woman , I would
not have believed I could. In so brief a time.
have been changed to a bright , cheery and
healthy woman , with an increase of fifteen
VIEWS OF CHAIRMAN POST
Stata Oommitteo Endorses the Inj auction
Proceedings nt Lincoln ,
GROSS FRAUD IN THE RECOUNT OF VOTES
Mrnitirrft of Itrpulillvnn Crnlrnl Com
mittee to Moot in Lincoln , When
( luentlotin Concern I up : Tolltlrnl
Sltnntlon Will lie I > l eu * e < l.
Ocorgo W. Post of York , chairman of the
republican state central committee , was In the
city yesterday. In talking of the Injunction
proceedings against the recount ot the % ole
on the constitutional amendments , ho said :
"Tho action was not taken by the csntral
committee , but It was with Us consent. I
asked the governor to appoint n dignified
nnd honorable commission to count the vote
that when the result should bs announced the
members of all pirtlss would bo eatlafltxl
with It , but ho saw fit to do otherwise. Wo
wcro satisfied beyond any question that gross
frauds were being committed In the recount
and consequently the Injunction uroccodlngs
were commenced. There was an undisguised
attempt to change the constitution and count
two men who were not elected Into offices
which did not exist , because the commission
had the power to do so. All that the ru-
publlcann want Is an open count. We naked
for that after the commission was appointed
and were refused. Whatever stops may now
bo token to continue the count , wo shall
renew those demands and Insist upon them.
"Tho question ot whether the popullsti
would not have hurt tholr party more by
being allowed to conllntio the count and
perpetrate the contemplated fraud did not
enter Into consideration. It was not a matter
of affecting the condition of political parties
of the future , but one of right and wrong
Just now and the future will be allowed to
care for Itself
"I believe that some of the members of
the commission are honest men , but they
were being hoodwinked by the others One
man , who was tlolng most of the counting ,
has long been In disrepute amontr all classes
of people in Lincoln , yet he was appointed
to represent the icpubllcans , and through this
channel the plotters oxpecte < l to change the
constitution ot the state and outrugo all
of the people. "
Mr Post said that the executive committee
of the state central committee would meel
In Lincoln today , and , while the meet
ing was not called specially for that pur
pose , the recount problem would doubtless
bo considered , with other questions concernIng -
Ing the political situation.
The popularity ot Salvation Oil Is not as
tonishing when wo hear of Its many cures.
PRAISES roil KUHHICA SPHIMJS.
Climate mill Water Which Work "VVoii-
ilcrH for the Invalid.
ST. LOUIS , March 21. To the Editor of
The Dee : "Go down to Eureka Springs , Ark. ,
stay a couple of days , drink the vvat ° r from
each different spring as you pass It , walking
from the Crescent hotel down to the cud of
the electric car line , stay out of doors all
you can , take any ono of their numerous
kinds of baths tlio first daythat you are
there , and ride any ono of their numerous
kinds of horses the next day , and you -will
come back feeling $500 better off. " In re
sponse to my credulous Inquiry , my friend ,
a commercial travelei , added : "Yes , I mean
It. It Is the greatest spot on God's green
earth. The weather there seems to act
upon your system as docs soap and water
upon jour clothing In the laundry , and no
matter ho'v tired you maji feel , how dull or
how llstlcta , a very tew dajs spent in that
mountain region will do you a great deal of
good. It saved my life. Its too long a etorj
to tell , but frankly I assure you If you , take
my word and made that trip you will not
regret It. "
I did. I have returned. All that my friend
said was true. The Trlsco lallroad out of
St. Louis , under Its new "fllclent manager ,
Mr. Nicholson , formerly of the Santa Fe ,
Is making strong cffoits to familiarize the
people of the country with the value of this
place as a health-giving resort. They have
occasional excursions at low rates , and In
many cases ar willing to extend the limit
of the return ticket to the passenger who
wishes to remain longer at the springs ; a
sort of guarantee of the value of the goods ,
or your money returned.
I took advantage of one of th ° se excur
sions , and loft in the evening for there ,
thinking that If It were not as wonderful as
my friend Insisted , that at least a change
would do me good. I have returned , and am
fully satisfied that my friend was Justified
In his eulogies , and I am now as enthusi
astic as he.
Imagine leaving a damp , dismal St. Louis
day , resting In a fltst-claES Pullman , sleeper ,
on n road bedded with heavy steel rails ,
finding yourself headed for the wilds of Ar
kansas with all tlio comforts and conven
iences of modern travel. At Monctto
a moot pavory breakfast Is served at the
railway eating house , you change care at
Sellgman and take the branch line to nurcka
Springs.
Springs.CAPITAL
CAPITAL WORKS WONDERS.
This little branch Hue of some nineteen
mllea is the ono originally built by General
Powell Clayton , iccenty appointed minister
to Mexico I earned while at Eureka that
he | had largely given up all of his Intrre to
In that legion to the 'Frisco railway , and
that what ono man could not bo expected to
do with limited capital , the great power of
the 'Frisco railway will accomplish the ulll
Izlng and popularizing of the resources of
this really wonderful spot. It Is a beautiful
ride going down tlio canjon from Ssllgman
to Kureka Spring- ) , crossing rippling brooks
of purest water , with sandy bottoms , ono Is
Immediately struck , on getting Into this
mountain region , with the wonderful blueness -
ness ot the sky. It Is that blue that Is found
only at San Plego , Cal. , and along the 111-
vlera on the Mediterranean , and apropca of
the Ulvlora , I was told by Mr. Shaw , presi
dent of the American Ulsciilt company nt
Chicago , that he hail spent tcveial seasons at
the Riviera and while there found lilm.iolf
relieved of his asthmatic trouble only by
the mo of Bomo strong Cast Indian drug
brought there by a celebrated phjslclnn That
ho had tried the Hivlcra. region from Mar-
sallies to Cannes , that ho had given It up ,
and now comes to Eureka Springs ovry
spring to find hero what Ills wealth and
ability to travel have never Riven him else
where In the world perfect ficedom from
all troubles without the use ( if any drugs
whatever.
I have a friend who Is a living exponent
of the climate and the water of Utirrka
Springs , a Mr. Fjank Campbell , who wont
there six yeara ago after having been an
Invalid for seven yeara with inflammatory
rheumatism , and who had been at Hot
Springs for a year and a half. Ills good
wife had heard of Eureka1 Springs , and took
him there a totally disabled Invalid , unable
to walk. Well , today , ( If ho Is doing what
lie did day before yesterday ) , he Is tiding
one of the wildest kind of a mountain pony
up and down those hills , ten or llfteen miles
a day , following his vocation as superintend
ent ot the water works sjatem and super
intendent of the water works at Eureka
Springs , where they can throw n stream
from a hydrant , I won't say how high , be
cause I want to bo believed , but higher
than any steam engine that I have over seen
do it In the city , Is no sinecure Tliulr
stand plpo Is100 fe t above the Iqwost
water main and gives a pressure of 1C5
pounds when full. They don't use any
steam engine. If they have a fire , ( and
hey have had several severe ones , until
his water works system was Inaugurated ) ,
.hey attach a hose to a hydrant anywhere-
n the city , and , It necessary , can get a
irossuro of 200 pounds. Mr. Campbell lx
yeara ago was given up by all his physicians
is a dead man. It was Impossible for him
to live. When be came to Eureka Springs
you could "read a paper through his cars ; "
oday he does everything pertaining to the
city water works system except firing the
jollera , and to hla credit ho U said that
n spite of all prognostications to the con-
rary , lie has made It a cucceea , Bolf-mipport-
ng , thoroughly efficient , and ho lias a sur
plus in the treasury ,
1C I could tell you all that ho has told rae
ot the "wonderful thine * of Eureka Spring ,
HAIR TONIC
The flr t nnd only discovery known to
fciencc to turn gray Imlr Imck to lift youthful ,
natural color by the clcntlfl' notion of clruilat-
In the coloring matter throughout the channels
of the linlr'n entire structure.
STOPS HAIR FALLING
In from ! l hour * to one \\cek Cures Dandruff
anil nil known nllmrntn of the Imlr unit scalp.
A medicine for rostoiliiB the lirnlth nn.l beauty
ot the hair , for children or adults. muled or fe
males , blondrs or brunettes Softens ilry , ImtiOi
Imlr. keeps , Imlr In curl and Is the 1'cst Imlr
dressing In the worl.l
SoM every vvhcrp. Fan IK- ordered by mnll
Address Mine Ynle , Tcmnlr of Rontity , Chicago ,
Mine \nlc' Guide to Henuty Mnllcd Tree.
Vfe Mndntna Vole's llnndVliltcncr ( or t.llf
White ) Hands.
It would bo doing many people who arc 111 &
great kindness , but It would take too much
ot jour space.
C10OI ) ACCOMMODATIONS.
nurcka Springs has ROIIO throiiRU the de
pressed times , like other towns all over
the country , tint nn awakening has taken
plnco , and It Is bound to bo the great heillli
resort of the central part of this country.
It has ix hotel , the Crescent , that cost $260.-
000 think of It , In a town of I don't know-
how few Inhabitants with all modern ac
commodations and an oillclcnt manager. IIo
Is well known In the west , a Mr. 1'lank ,
who conducted three or four hotels suc
cessfully during the World's fair , and la
connection with the Crescent conducts the
ono at Las Vegas , MoiUezuma. and tlio
famous bath houses and hospitals there. It
Is quite an Important Item to people of III
health and means , who are able to gck good
health by mcnni of tra\el , to feel thnt tholr
proper wants have been anticipated , and
that thcj can reach this spot with all case
and comfort and find a satisfactory hotel
upon their arrival ,
They lm\o a new major In nnrcka , who
seems to bo the right man for the place a
Dr. Hardesty. I did not meet him , but I tun
told that when ho took his plllclal position
the tlty ncrlpt sold for 10 cents on the dollar ,
today It Is worth par
Wh n > ou reach tlio depot at nurclta
Springs from Sellgman you will bo disap
pointed to a certain extent. Ot course jou
have had the deep blue sky and the revivify
ing air , but ynu have not as jet reached
the beat spot of all to thoroughly enjoy , un
derstand and appreciate all the meaning of
ISureka Springs.
TnKu anj one of the carriages up the hills
400 or COO fool high over their atcep roida.
Kiaded the best that they possibly can do
under such circumstances , and when you ar
rive at the top and bland on tha porch of the
Crcycent hotel and look below jou , around
you ami above jou , you will begin to reallro
what It all means. Think ot It. You are
1,500 feet higher than Hot Springs , 2,000
feet above the level of th sea , surrounded by
plno woods and breathing the llfo-glvlng air
scented by them. Then , make up jour mind
to rest and get well. You will.
Wilto to Mr. Nicholson , general passenger
agent of the 'Frisco railroad at St. Louis ,
and ask him to send you circulars about
Eureka Springs. That's his business He will
bo glad to do It for you. You will then
learn all the wonderful things they claim , and
I am prepared to admit almost anything , no
matter how wonderful.
The mean annual temperature ot Eureka
Springs Is 58.93 , Hot Springs Is 61.16 The
summer mean at Hot Springs Is 81.57 , nt
Eureka Springs 74 79. The average numbcf
of clear days at Hot Springs la 102 , at Eu
reka Springs 203 , thus the meteorological
records show that a marked difference exists
In those two places in the conditions that go
to make up climate. I have made this com
parison with Hot Springs as Introductory to
another very Important fact that struck me ,
and that Is , that at Eureka Springs the people
leave tholr doors open. It Is an lion "at town ,
a primitive community. They have no
gambling hells , ho drinking resorts. For
those in search of health , comment Is un-
necessaiy.
CHANCE TO SLEEP.
Oh , what a sleep you have there Malaria ,
of course , Is unknown , end beat of all nature
has so thoroughly drained this mountainous
region as to leave no stagnant pools ; con
sequently theie are no mosquitoes They
claim that It Is much hauler to decide what
these waters will not cure than It Is what
fhoy will cure There are very many plcaa-
ant people there now , and the season has
just opened.
If this happens to reach the eyes of anyone
ono who Is tired , or any one who has kidney
trouble , nerve tire , or any ono of two dozen
or more diseroes let mo earnestly advlso
them to go to Eureka Springs. Particularly
Is It good for eye trouble , and the story
luns that it was first discovered by the
effect that the water had upon the granu
lated rjcllds of a hunter who bathed his
cjcs In the springs.I"ie Is one of thoio
places that In summer jou have to sleep
with a blanket ; not a heavy blanket , but a
blanket. Leave your windows open , brcatho
the air , stay out of doors all you can , walk ,
ride their horses , cleanse your sjstem with
water externally and Internally. If > ou
have liver complaint or malaria It will wash
It out , depend upon It. Sleep' ' you will have
to , jou ran't help but sleep from 9 o'clock
In the evening until 9 o'clock In the morn
ing. No ono over came there with nervous
prostration but left without It Men como
there In hacks with Brlght's disease ; In a
week they pro idling hoiseback. Now
this has been told to mo by men whom I
know to bo truthful.
There are n any delightful ppots around , as
there must bo in this mountainous region.
The tlmo will not hang heavily upon jour
hands. Belicvo me , It Is well worth tha
tlmo and iiioi cy it will cost you , and Eureka
Spilngs Is not ,1 place vvhero they lob jou
at oveiv coir or. They uio not educated to
that yet ; thoj will bo In time , of com so.
The hotnl and transportation rates are very
leasonablc , and you are not continually
bored with all soils of designs upon your
pockPtbook. Take my advice , and go
WILLIAM WIIIGHT.
Illicit-Hill' Of VIl-MHle'H.
Tli9 reports received by the city health
dcpaitmcnt Indicate that Omaha IK having
n run of measles and ono that H a record-
breaker , Over 125 taseH have bucn reported
tia far this month and as scarcely one-fouitli
of the cat.ua are reported , It Is estimated that
there arc now fully COO case's of the dlaciuia
In the cty. | The feature of the dleeabo Is
somo.vhat pccullai In the respect Hint tha
headache that prrcedi.ii the eruption on tha
skin In , ciy HPVITII No fatalities have re
sulted , however , except In the case of ono
very joting Infant and three children In an
Arablnni family on the bottoms. In the luut
case the deaths arc described to Insutllclent
protcrtlou from the cold.
Summon MuKiM u Connexion ,
Fritz ISwatison , amUed Saturday , ycater-
day conferaod that on March 10 ho net
flro to the bains connected with the Willow
Sprint's distillery IIo gave no motive for
having committed the crime.
lonpr my throat \vns
filled with sores , largo
luinpi formed on my
neck , and a liorrlblo
ulcer broUo out on my jaw , says
Mr. O. II. Ulbert"yho resides at nor.
22d St. and Avenue ) N. , Oalveston ,
Texas. IIo vna ? three timoa pro
nounced cured by prominent phy
sicians , but tlio dreadful discasu al
ways returned ; ho\vns then told that
was the
onlycuro
Ilia hair
had all
fallen
out , and ho was in a sad plight ,
After takincr ono bottle of ft. 3 , 8.
lie began to improve and two dozen
bottles our eel
lilm completely ,
bo that for more
tliansixyearsho sss
lias bad no sign
of the disease.
Ilooli on the dUeaso and Us treatment mallMi
f rea by Bwif t Specific Co. , Atlanta , da *