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THE OMAHA DATLV UEE : TJHI1T RDAY , 3UAHCJI 'J5 , 1807. SPEOALOICES' ' tliftiiciilM for MICRO column * trill Intnkcti until lii'l ( ) i > . til. for the mi-til MKntiil until H | i. in. for tun iiiiirnliiMr ntiil Siiiidnrilltliinn , Ailt t'rtUer , liy rriinontltiK " iiiini- Ix'rotl chock , fun luno nuimi * ml- OriHcil ti > it niitiiliiTi-il U-ttiT In rnrc of Tin1lc < > . AitimiT * HO nililroixcil xrlll ln < ilrllt crcil on iircxcntiitlon of tin * vlii-c'k < > nl > . Itnti-n , 1 1-iIi : iinonl I1r l ItiHprllont lc a oril Ilicroiiftt-r. NollihiK lnl < cn for lot * Ih ii n lir.c for tin- Urn I IIIHIT- tlon. TlK'iic \prtlNciiiciitii mutt 1 c run piiiim-i'iill i-ly. * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ M'A.vniM.\ii : HUM * . WANTED -AN 1DKA. WHO CAN THINK OF tnme dimple thine to paten" Protect your Idem. they may bring you pnHh Write John AA'cd'lciburn & Co Dept. V. Patent Attorneys , AVa hlnKton , D. C. , for their 1SOO price offer ami a lint of SOO Invention * wanted 11 111 A FEW ENERGETIC. HUSTLING MIN find Mendy , profitable work with C. F. Ailnms Co . . .PI Bo. 16th Bt. H-S9I _ io WEEKLY SALARY AND EXPENSES rAtn talesmen for clgari ; experience unnecessary ; pormnni-nt ? > osttlon. Tlic AV I * Kline Co. . Rt. Loulf. Mo. R-M3H AZ SALESMEN ron CIGARS ooon SALARY ami expenses palil. Novelties Riven with our rood * : experience unnecessary , f. P. Bishop Co. , HI. Louis , 11-MS.iO A16 WANTED. A FLORIST WHO SPKAKH GF.R- mnn nml English. 1813 Vlnton St. U S7 TEST THE AIR IN yoitu ROOMS AND KAVI : doctors' lilll * The Elllumeter iloes It. Novel device for detecting nnxlou * gHFies. nclln rnplilly , ngentn' samples rent postpaid fnr 13 cents , Efllumetcr Co. . 05 Fifth n\e. . Chicago. R-MT75 26" WANTr.l-OAUINiit WITH SOMi : CAPITAL to take for a number of yearn ! . " > ncrei In northern part city. Inquire Dr Rejmour , M" . N. 2llh St. I1-M8S4 27 WAXTK1) KnM U.I3 IIKM' . roit GOOD AND RESPECTABLE GIRLS CALL Scnnd. Y. AV. C Assn. Home. MIS Ottenport. C-831 A10 omi. ron GENERAL HOUSKAVORIC. 1023 South 30tli avc. C SW-2S" WANTED. GIRL ron onNiiiAr. HOUSEwork - work 22IM Ohio street. C MfCo 28 WANT EDWOMAN TO SCRUB.APPLY AT 99 Cent Htote , 1310 Farn.itn. C 872-21 HOUSES IN AM. PARTS OF THE CITY. THE O P. Dnvln Company , 1501 Fnrrnm. D HI HOUSES iiENKAA'A & co , los N. ISTH RT n 143 MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STAltn.925 N. Y LIFE D-116 citoirE.HousEs AND COTTAGES AM. ovnn the city , J5 to 150. riilellty , 1702 rnrnam St. D-117 HOUSES AVALLACE , BROWN BLOCK. ICTH nnd DoiiKlan 15 148 HOUSES. roTTAORS & STORES. AM. PARTS of city. llrennan. Lo\o Co , 430 Paxton block. D 149 nousns , rr.\Ts OAUVIN nnos , ids TAIINAM D ISP HOUSKS roil HUNT. IlKMIS. PAXTON 1U.K D-151 LAIlGi : MST. M'CAOUn. 15111 & DODC.I2 D-152 TUItlvINGTON , COS UKtt UUILDINO.D D 103 Toil IU3NT DHTACIini ) iiOHT-HOOM MODern - ern house. Nice lawn. 2C1I I'lerco St. D 472 LARGE LIST. F. D. AVEAD , ICTH & DOUGLAS D-G02 31 MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS. Om Vnn & . Storage Co. , 1415 Fnrnam. Tel 1539 D-OM NICE RESIDENCE AVITII BARN AND 200 FT. well Fhadod ln n fronting ea t on N 27th Ae. . $33. John AV. Robblns , agent , 1S02 Fnrnnm St. D-S30 CHAS. 13. AVILLIAMSON. C04 BRR BLDO. D-MS39 A22 FOR RENT. HOUSE OFTEN ROOMS , modern comenlence , 2013 Douglas St. Very handy to business. Enquire of D. T. Mount , . 209 S. ICth St. ' D SC7 FOR RENT , 9-ROOM HOUSE. 2312 AVEBSTEU street. D-MS79 A3 STEAM-HEATED S-ROOM MODERN FLATS. J20 per month. 707 S. ICth t-treet. Apply to engineer. D MS81 31 B-IIOOAI MODERN FLATS , J10 PER MONTH HOT nnd 1113 I'ncino slrcet. AV B Melkle , Flrnl Nntl Hank bide D M8S2 31 FOR nrcvr KtritMsiiin IIOOMS. rUItMSIIIID ROOMS , C14 SOUTH 17TII AVfii C 3C2 si HAM IIIATID ROOMP , TELEPHONI : AND all con\cnlcncC3 ; latci reasonable. I'tmdt Refl- dcnce , 21S S 17th St. j-o3 ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT 11OA11I ) 007 S 2."th avenue. 13 M823 27 * rURNlblIRD ROOMS. 22J1 Dodce. riTRNIHHIH ) ROOM FOR LIGHT HOtlSn- keeplnir. Inqiilio 1924 Douglas st K MSi3 27 * noons AVD HOARD. MODHRN IIRICIC. FROM 13.50 UP. SIC N 19TH r MI22 nC THH MKRRIAM , 23TH AND DODCIR F-MM4 27 n ROOMS AND HOARD. 212 s si. r _ ROOMS AND ROARD. 1724 DOFGI.AS ST. r MUM S3 * IIOOMS AVITII BOARD : TRANSIENT ACCOM , inflation * Allnny , 2101 Dou l is F M8J22S * FOll RENT NICELY FURNISHED ROOM folding bed nnd bay \\ln.Iow. 171.3 California. F-MS78 27 l-'Olt Hi.N'PtI.M'-'llMSIIii ' ) HOOMb' . I'OUR JtODHRN ROOMS. ON \RIX3R FLOOR ; near paik. 11C1 South 2-Stli -MSUO nH Foit RINT M\N AND \vTi'i3 ! ; \MiBto pipe 319 N , nth itn'tt ' 3-S33 Ii'OIl HIJ > T STOHI3S AMI OKI'ICKS. FOR 11RNT , TII13 4 STORY 11I1ICK UIJILDING at 910 li'ainain t. Tliln bulldlni ; IIUH n Hi op-oof mment hncimint , complete xtenm heating flx- tuiis , VMiter on nil llourn ; KIIV , itc Apply at the olllcc of " 111" Ilee. 1 010 Di : IC ROOM TO RUNT IN C'ONNlirTION v lth rlinlni suite loonm. Ap | > l > at room SO ) N. Y Life I-f.70-23 ACMNTh \V13 PAY J5 Piil : 100 Oil Cc FOR K.U'H NAMI3 vUth coricct ndilici-B In NeUrnnUa ( ouUldo of Onuliu ) nnd eurrnundlng ntatfH Send lOo fur blank 1'oolt ' and InstiuUloiiE to II H H. Co. , Om.iha , N b , J-M7II-A-20 WANTIID-AOr.NTrt J75 PIMl MONTH * AND expc-nacti p.ild active men If iliihti cco.l . feM by a.imple only ; Hainplea. alxo horre and cnr- r\ae \ fumlvhed free Addrtsa Jidibir , llnx fS S , n. Mom. .T M7DO \\TI5II TO WANTL'D. TO P.KNT , SIX OR HliVHN-ROOM niojira liuuie , with barn. In Ilmirroin Pnik \lclnlly. Adclrnis CJ 43 Dee. 1C-M7TI * BOARI ) AND ROOMS WANTI3D IN PRIVATB fittnlly by tun jounir Hdlen. central UxMllon preferred. Address O 57. ! ) K-S7S-21 * OM VAN i 8TORAUB. 1415 FARNAM , TI'L 155J M 154 PACIFIC1 HrORAOi : AND WARKHOL'SIJ CO , , ICS-PJO Jones Ucner.il ttoi.igo und fcrnirdlnti ; M r.s WA.NTIJIJ TO IIUY. I WILL PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OH" junks ; Riiuranteu tatlffactlon an to weight. A , ) l. Alplrn , 107 H. I0th N 33 A4 BiCOND : HAND FURN1TURU AND BTOVHS. nro n' . 10. ! B. lltli. N-MCli AH * CASH i'Am rtm oM > I'nA'nuni IJKDS. O. Doup , 1M7 Nlchplai llrfft. N-Mil7 AM WANTl'.DHMAI.I. . | XOT ) I'OWKIl 1.ATHU. 1/ock Ugx MS , K ola , In. N MSE ! S6' HAM : cniiiniNo. noa AND CIIICKKN f iuchfar r than "all wire. " C. U , l * . Ml Douulot. Q-1JO UK8T BKKl ) SWnirr J'OTATOES. tl.M PUB IM . all not I * . AOUrcu Tlico Wllllouu. OnioUi. Q-iUM ron SAI.I : CHirKKN. 1IOO AND LAWN FKNCI2 : AI.I. wire ; cheaper than nooJ. Wile Works , 403 S. Uth.Q-m * 1'tmrj PI.T.MOUTH nocic noos , nn : SKT- t tlnff , COc 932 N 2 th St. Q-317 A3 OPEN BUGGY. JM ; TOP BUGGIES. J1S TO ICO ; Food surrey , J7B ; nnolhrr nt JI3 ; good phaeton , 17S , nice open trap nt le than cost. Drum- mend Carriage Co. , 18th nnd Harney HarneyQ.M3GI A3 n CL1PPJNO MAriHNIM & CI.irPP.H3 , ttnmlnnl miXej all kinds rfpolr ; cllpp rn sround promiit nttentlon. A. U Undeland , 100 fl llth. Q-rl A COI.UMHIA nicvci.n FinsT-cLAsa nirAin , only 110 00. II. H. H.istltiga , 212 S. 14th t. Q M4I4 INVKSTIOATn. TUB fAMOtlfl I1OIIN RTHKL rancc ; C holei ; complete ; 122.SO. Ilro\\n's. 102 S. Hth. Q-MC14 A12 MASTIFF ixio , KinsKit. uioiSTiunn. Aon 1 yr. 2 mo . . out of Ill'mnrkc. who sold for ISOO.W. II. J. Schacrcr , Shelby , In InQ MS'iS 30 * KOH SAI.K , TWO nRaiRTIMlHD JIJUSfiY cnwuj IVnrl I ndrepr , 60,322 A J. C C. , KrnmldniiKhtpr of I.nhilneor I'nncy. Council Illuffs Malil , SOC02. hlo < l of the Brrnt com- Mnntlon. AiUlrrV M. Shcpard county re corder. Council llluffs. Q-MSS027 OONTIIACTOIIS AND DIUI.t.KIlS OH OIL. OAS unit nrtcslnn wclln. C. II. McTready & Co. , NeodCH'.m , Knn. 11-MS7C A24 CLAIRVOYANTS. MAY GOODHICH. CLAIRVOYANT PAST told ami future reienlcd. 207 S. 24th ft SIASSAOI3 , IIATIIS , 15TC. MMK. HMITII , 1121 noUQI.AS , ROOM 5. MAS- unpe and ntcam linths. T MS5C ! ( T MItH. Dil. I.r.ON , BLCCTRIC MABSAQi : HATH ptrlorn ; restful and curuthc. 417 S. llth ft. , upstairs T M708 27 1'KRSONAI. . 23 Oft-UUI > TtJim CUKHU TILL MAY 1ST roll I2.100 ; no pain ; no detention from huslnc" . we refer to liumlrcils of patients curej The O 13. Miller Co. , D32-3 New York Life IJUlff , Omnlm. U 159 VIAvi ron trrnniNi : TitouiiLns. sin-g nin Illiln. 1'lijslclnn , consultation or health book free. V-1SI IIATIIS , MASSAGi : . MM1I. TOST. 31D14 S. 13TII. U ICO : ; w unwAun WILL in : PAID AND NO questions nskcil for tl-e return of poi-KcttiooIt , LontalnliiR rlnK' , etc , lost at 2Cth and Harrier or between Hint nnd ! Cth nnd IIo nnl Ail- ilrcsi r CO , Hee. 1T M339 OMAHA DRNTAIj COLLHOH , 12 & PACIPIC STS Teeth fllleil nlth Bold , ninnlsnm , tin , gutta- perch. eemrnt. nnd plites mncle for ' 'ost of material only. Teeth extracted and cleaned free U 1GJ MISS THIUtlLL HAS ItRMOVRD IIRll DIinSB- mnUIni ? pnrlont to 2d lloor , 1'nxton block , 16th tri.et ! clcxntor. U M4A ! > Cflin WIHNKLES , 1UI.DNI3SS AND SU- prrlluous hnlr. 320 Chamber of Commerce , TJIIO Co. U M640 25 * roil OKNTAL WOIIIC OO TO Dil SRVMOITIL Lout-st charges , uork puirnnteed : jnlnlesa extraction. 035 N. 24th t. U MbS3 A24 MOM3V TO LOAN R12AI. KSTATI3. MONRY TO LOAN ON IMl'ltOVRD OMAHA rcul estate. Un-nnan , Love Co. , 1'axton block. ON OMAHA I'llOPUHTY. LOWI3ST HATiS ; building lonn wnnted. TlJellty Tniiit Co. Co.W1CS W-1CS MONI'.Y TO IJDAN AT LOW KATES THK O. F. Da\ls Co. , 1W3 I.'nrnam St. W 1C ! o PIR cnNT MONRY TO IOAN ON OMAHA property , Neb. farms. W. 11. Melkle 1st Nnt'l Hie. W 1C3 ANTHONY LOAN & TIIUST CO 315 N. f. L.- quick money nt low rates for choice farm loans In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska. W 107 WK WILL IIAVR J200.COO TO J300.000 TO LOAN In April , May , June nnd July on flrst-clans > m. proied Omnha property In sums of il.000 to J10.000 : want nppllcatlons nt once ; loucst rites on best lonns. ridellty Trust company , 1701 Tnrnnm St. W MS77 CITY LOANS. C. A. STARK , 925 N. Y. LIFE. W 165 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPKOVRD CITY property. W. rarnam Smith & Co. . 1320 rnrnam. W 17C MONRY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Pusey & Thomas , 207 First National llinlc Ulflg. W 1C9 PAKM LOANS. ONE TO TKN YEARS ; IXJW- cst rates. Carvln Bros , , 101 ] Kama in St AV M4K AS $100 TO J2.000. I' . D. AVEAD. 10TII & DOUGLAS W D02-31 MOM2V TO I.OA.N CHATTELS. MONRY TO LOAN ON FORNITPRE , PIANOS , horses , nnKons , etc. , at louost rates In city ; no removal of goods ; sttlctl } conlldL'ntlil , } ou cnn pay the loan oTf at nny time 01 In any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 30i > So. ICth Bt. X 170 MONRY TO LOAN. 30 CO. 90 DAYS. 1'UKNI- lure , pianos , etc. Duff Green , rooms , llarkcrblk , XJ71 CHA.NCIS. FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN FAIRMONT Tribune. Price. $300 , J10 cash and J10 monthly , NX * man JacUson , Crete , Neb Y CCO FOR SALE. ABOUT 2,000 LRS MINION TYPE , 700 11)3. nc.ile , l.'O pair tuothird caeri. 49 double Iron stands foi tno-thh-d cases. This material wns used on Tlio Omaha lire , nnd Is In fairly Rood condition. Will be sold cheap In bulk 01 Ir. nimntltles to suit purchaser. Apply In peiEOn or by mail to The lice I'ub- llchlnc Company. Omnha. Neb. Y 713 WILL SELL AT SACKiriCt ! . THE AVELL- eciul | > ped foumliy nnd nmclilnc xhop nt Grand Ixliinil. For paitlculars ncMiif r , M. Wales , Tiu > , N. Y , , or George I ) Hell. Grand Island , Neb. Y MC37 A15 FOll SALE , fl.000.00 hTOCIC IN A TRANSFER nnd jobbing Implununt house ; pa j Ins business , toi I rrasonK for uclllnf Aildreps llox MO , Coum-ll niuITs , In YM84S 29 FOR SALE , HAKRRY IN ONE OF THE 1IRST tonnn In cusitrn Nubranlia ; about 400 men sti-iidll } i > nipn ) > pd ot e od wascs ; no com petition , rare rhanc ? to Ret Into u good busl- n > hHvlth small cnpll.il Address Henry IlecUer , 1512 O street. Lincoln Neb Y 8M-27 FOR SALE--S10CIC OF GROCERIES AND nuecnfttiiro for ciifli ; linoloe about ll.COOOO ; K'jod opportunity tu buy nu established busi ness. Addict LocU Ilu.C2S , Friend , Neb Y-M803 2J FOll . ALK-ISOO UIU'O STOCK IN S E NE- liuisKa town nf l.OO ) ; ilallj cas.i ales J1H (0 , Mill trade for clear land or she time If he- ruicd Hot 105 , AVymoie. Neb. Y-MS57 2C \VANTRD-A COMPETENT Hin'AlL DKUO- Klst for rlly trnilo vlth from 13.000 lo K 000 to Invent In n well i > tnlilbhril lumlnMs , must bo nblo tu tnUo cut In1 chareo of the ictnll ile- piiltniont AJUicsi G 65 , IJee ollle e AVIIAT HAVE YOU TO TP.ADE FOll A JOOO 00 equity for a Bood pa > lnu town property ? For particulars address U Cl. rnre of Iee. TO EXCHANGE LOT ANIi f.-P.OOM HOUSE ; clonr , foi ) 1.000 drug etoclc. Addreta G 47 , IK- . Z-MSOI ! IMIl RXl'IIANdi ; . < 10,000 CLEAN STOCK ORN- or.il iinrrli.imlUc : vsant funn near Omnhn ; IUHIUM for flrtt clnks meat market : > \lll take same tr.ule. Lynun Waterman , N. Y Life blilK Z-B08-2I * roii sAi.iiti.vi : : < IJSTATI : . KOPNT7.E PLACE HOMES AT HOC ON THE dollar 2.r > 0 , (3 MO to 1C.COO ; pee photos at Ibth ninl rrnnm. ilor e bldtr , J. J , Glhcon , El < First National Hank bldf ? RE 175 HNAPS-URTAVEEN NEW EXPOSITION BITES nml noith nf Kountz Place , full lot , east front ; pilc , $5 > X * . Adjoining New Exposition site , full lot on North TwcnO fourth street , price. 11,000 , 271 < : ami ! 71S North 2Sih St. . one 9 and one 6. loom house , price for houses ana ground , J1.7JO. S'ear W.li niU Casa sts. , full lot ; price , ti.SOO. Near ! 4th and DoJKO Btc. , It-room modern house ; otcnm heut ; large corner lot ; irlcr , 16,000 , \\oilh J10.000. Adjoining neExpocltlon site , choice vacant property to lease. JOHN N. FRENZER , on. P O. KB M69S FOlt HAI.E-CIIKAP. B-ROOM COTTAGE AND lot on 19th , near LaUo tit. ilex 3T3. K urney , NVU ll PARTIES WANTING ACRE PROPERTY. IN tract * of from tu i to forty acres , near the city , desirable LullJliur lots or homes of from ( U tu ten rponm. at Nery low MKurti. ehouU e Potter & Gcorst ) Company , S. AV. cor. 1Mb ami Furiura etrcelf , RE-MIIO 31 iiOUSES. IJJTH. FAHMS. LANDS. I-OANS Geu. P. Uemls H al E UU Co. . Paxlon 1) Ik. UE-171 I-OR SAI.nRrAI. KSTATIJ. ( Continued. ) FOR SALE. 10 ACRES CHOICE I.AND ONLY tsoo Moilern cottnse home , Hnn oem plnce , $ ! , SOO , Handsome hoiidp near Honrcom Park , II504 Nice lot between Omnhn & Pouth Omaha , $300. ( looil lot North Omaha , only JW.O Klesnnt residence lot , Hon com Place , I2.COO. 1W ncre fann , well located. JI.JOO S ) ncre just outMdc city , call for price Hicks , 3 , N Y. Life Hid * . RE-S7l-tl FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FRl'IT FARM on Columbia rUer , AVnsSlnRton ; about 22000 b -nrlnff trec * . AVII1 take unlncumbereil city or farm property For description of prop erty apply to Spotswood & Ventch , Moscow Idaho RE-MS77 Z.S' TWENTY I/DTS IN CI/JVEHDALE CHEAP Omaha Savings Ilnnk ( leiwsltn rtceUeJ In pay ment J , 11 Piper , AVhltnell block RE-SCC-2S lltilniNO ; ANIJ tOAX ASSOCIATION' SHARKS IN MUTUAL UAH. ASS'N PAYS C 7 , S per cent wtlen 1 , Z , 3 yenra old ; always re deemnblc. 1704 rnrnam street. Nnttlnger , Sec _ _ HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD Interest on mitlngg. Applr to Omaha L & U Ass'n , :704 Farnnm. G M. Nallinger. Sec. AVATCIIMAKISUS. I1RST AVORK AND IXAA'RST PRICES. FOREman - man for Mnx Meyer * Ilro. Co. for ten years. Mnln Kprlnns , "to ; watches cleaned , "Se. nnd all other work on the same scale. E. Kcttercr Manufacturing Jcnelcr nnd Engraxcr , 216 S 15th St. , upstairs , 22 26 HARD TIME PRICES ! AVATCHES CLEANED 75o genuine main spring , 75o ; watch crsstnls lie ; clocks cleaned nnd repaired cheap , bpectn cles nnd cyeRln-nes half nrlce ) cjcs te'tfd free ork warranted. Ashb 1 Pattei-son , 1611 Farn ra 812-A-22 CARIM2T CLKAM.Mi. CHAMPION CARPET CLEANING CO. . CARPET beaten , scoured nnd reno\atcd ; routing nnd re laying carpets n ppt-clnlty , new mnnaRement 718-720 South llth St. , Omaha Neb. Tel 6S1 CM-A17 LOST. LOST. WEDNESDAY. NEAR 2CTH & HARNEY streets , ladles' leather pocket book , contain ing C rlnqs , ke > s nnd money ; finder \\lll re turn to Bee ofllco and receive liberal lennrd. Li 10S. LOST. .SHOPPING DAG ON Cl'MINOS ST containing ejo Rlnspet nnd monc > , tinder cnn have monej by returning glasses nnd bag to 8. W. corner 40th & Hamilton Lost SC9-23" FI.\A > CIAL. LIFE INS. POLICIES BOUGHT. AV. F. HOLDEN AbTROI.OOV. PROFESSOR A MASERY OF EGYPT , PALM- \tlry \ nnd ostrolugy , the wonder of the ngc pint , present nnd future told or no charge , a1 2020 Ilarney St , Omnhn Neb 702 23 PUKMTUIIB 1'ACICniJ. GET M. S. AVALKLIN'S PRICES ON FURNI- lure packing , repalrlni ; , upholstering ; mat. tresses made nnd rcno\atcd ; 2111 Cumins Tel 1331. 173 MUSIC , ART ANI1 LANGUAGE. GEORGE F GELLENBECK. BANJO , MANDO- lln nni ; gultnr teacher. Room 412 Bus llldg. Tel. 23S 100 PHYSICIANS. DR. AV. R. HOUHS. 2816 SHERMAN AVENUK , neounied practice. Telephone Office , U7B residence. 374. V M .I xa jiACinxns AND SUIIPLIES. NKAV HOME. HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE Bcnlng machine ofllce > , 1511 Cnp. Ave. Tel 1174 1S1 SIIOKTIIAM ) AND TYI'CWIUTING. A. a VAN SANl'S SCIIOOU 513 N. Y. LIFE. 179 AT OMAHA BUS. COI.t.EaE , 1CT1I & DUGI.AS. 1M I'AWsriinoiccns. H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N. 16 ST. TYI'KWUITKHS. GET THE REST TYPEWRITERS ; SUPPLIES repairs. United Typeurlter & Supplies Co . 161 ; rarnam St. 0-June-SO 1I1CIIIOAI , . LADIES ! CHICIIESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYroyal - royal 1111 ( Diamond brand ) are the best. Safe , reliable. Take no other. Send 4o stamps for pirtlculnrs "Relief for Ladlcn , " In letter by return mall At druggists. Chlchcstcr Chemi cal Co , Philadelphia , Pa , Mention Ilee M87I K SUES & CO. , PATENT SOLICI10KS , liconulldinp. Omaha. Neb nd I'.itont Hm'.t I-'HKK And Omaha will stay by you THE BEE Is the acknowledged newspaper of the west Advertise your city , state and the Exposi tion by sending The Bee to your friends , Daily and Sunday by mull 3 nios. , $2.00 Dully and Sunday delivered by cat rlor in Omaha . 16o per week ALB Ken EnncTior ; OP uiucc Dormitory Uulldliif ? . U , S , Indian Serv ice , Sac und Kox Agency , Toledo , Iowa , .March IStli , IS'J ? . St-nlod pro- iiosalH , endorsed ; "J'roposnls for Krectlon of Hulliliii } , ' " and nddre ticd to the under- sltini'd at Toledo , lona. will ho received at this aKcnpy until 1 o'clock p , in. of Satur day April 10th. 1S97 , for furnlshlnK the nee- oHH.uy maturlalB and labor iviiulrod In tlio erection und completion of ono ( I ) brick dor. mltory building , with steam hoatlni ; plunt nnd wiring for electric llphtlnb' , on KOvcrn- mont slto near Toledo , Iowa , In strict accordance ultli plans and HiH'clllcatlona which may bo exam ined at the Indian Otllco , Washington , D , C ! . , the olllces of the "Iowa State Resis tor" of Des Molnes. Iowa ; the "Journal" of Sioux City , Iowa ; the "Hco" of Omnhu , Ne braska ; the "Inter Ocean" of Chicago , Illi nois , nnd at this Agency. Didders uill Htuto clearly In their bids the length of tlmu re quired to complete the work. The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids , or any part of any hid , If deemed for the best In terests of tlio service. The attention of bid. Ucra IH Invited to the act of congress , ap proved August 1st , 159. , entitled"An act relating to thu limitation of the tiourn of dully service of laborers and mechanics employed upon the public works of the United States and of the District of Co lumbia ; " also to the act of congress ap proved August 13 1 9I , entitled : "An act for the protection of persons furnishing ma terials and labor for the construction of public ) works" which will bo rondo a part of any contract entered Into under this ad- vcrtlsemcnt. Cor tilled Chocks. K.ich bid must ho accompanied by n certified checker or draft upon some United States depository or solvent national bunk In the vicinity of the residence of the bidder , inado payable to the order of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs , for at least FIVE TKH CENT of thu amount of the proposal , uhlch check or draft will bo forfeited tb rho United States In case any bidder or bidders receiving an award Khali full to promptly execute a con. tract with good and sufficient sureties , otherwise to be returned to the bidder , Illda accompanied by r.anli In lieu of a certified check or draft ulll NOT be considered. For further Information .up.ily to HOllACB M. U. B. Indian Acent. m20d21t Gream For beautifying tlio complexion by n nat ural notion of softenltjR. oothlnK , healing , cleansing , refining hna'whitening It. For burn * , skin abrasion * of nny kind , fc\-cr blisters , chapped nnU roucfi grain skin , for sores or bruises nnd all > Hnu\ui skin erup tions. Itlll bo found.rrviirvelou * , nctlng ns though It had the power of Intelligence. Itlll Incienso tlio lleiluty of the ComplexIon - Ion from duy to dtiy unlll perfect , and keep It so nlwnys. Mme. Yale uses It dally her self nnd attributes her marvelous complex ion to ltuse. . Pure as dew , fragrant us Juno roses. Sold wherever toilet preparations nro kept. Cnn be ordered by mall. Address Aline. Ynle , Tcmplo of Heauty , Chicago. AA'rlto for Mine. Yale's Guide to Beauty , mailed free anywhere. Use Mme. Tnlo's Face Powder for Beauty. A1IUSUMI3NTS. THE CREIGHTQN TOMOHT AT Hi in , William Glllottc'B Greatest Comedy , : : Too Much Johnson : : Mfliutroment Charles rrohman. Scats on sale , 25o , tOc , Tc Jl.OO. March Z6-S7 Stunrt RobMm In "The Jukllns " | > nton tt THF f RFIGIITON managort. Tc1.l53l Two Nights , FrJrlfliMnrrh 7fi ' ' / ItlUrlll \ Commencing 'Uay , ItlUrlllft STUART ROBSON , In his Infest success , THE JUCKLINS. Ilnrcnln matinee Saturday. Scnts on sale , 23c , Me. " 5c. 1.W > . $ I.CO. April 2-3 1'rlinrosc & West's Minstrels , Creighton Music Hall. HIGH - CLASS - WDEMLE TOMMIIT KHOM 8 TO IB , Adgie's Trained Lions , Reach anil Vincent , the Cnrmcna , I'ljmonclon , Mnuil Da j ton , Master Arthur Go IT , Pauline Muy h \ , nnil Spatrou. AiliulxMluii. .TIJV CnVr.5 . . Admission < NEW I Lust RnVlV 3 ' JOUILJ 3 THHATHR p' l rfiuM ' L. A1. Crawford. Mgr. I TONIGHT AT 8:15 : MR. JAMES O'WELLZ , AND COMPANY IN "MOETTB CmSTO. " PrIceH L'3c , 8C c , iiOc , 75c ami $1 ; lx > < eneata $ l.f.O. March 2fi-27-UNCLB TO.M'ri CAII1N. HOTin-S. AA'hen > ou come to Omaha stop nt the MERCER HOTEL T1II3 llib&T $2.00 3. day house in the West. 100 rooms $2 00 per day. CO rooms with bath. J' CO per day. Special rates by the mo'ith. ' Wl.MC TAYLOR' , MnmiKi-r. BARKER HOTEL. rii AISDI JOMS yrunivrs. 140 rooms baths , steam heat nnd all moilern comenlences. Rates. Jl 50 ( mil 12.00 per day. Table unexcelled. Special low rates to regular boarders. DICK iJMlTH. Slanaeer. STATE HOTEL , 103-10-12 Douglas W , II. RARR. Manager. 100 well furnished rooms-rCurppcan or American plan. KATES Jl 00 AND $1 CO 1 HR DAY SPECIAL RATES inTIIL : WEHK OR JIOMTIT Street cai lines connect to all p-irts of the city. You Can Save a Don't you know a diuhkaid who Is i prth sav ing ? "Antl-JnK" makes one lose all tnste for stiong drink , builds up the system , rem6 > es nil trace of dissipation nnd can be Riven secretly , All Information gladly sent free In plain wrap per for two 2c stumps to cover postage by the Rcnova Chemical Company , W llroadnay. New York. . , - 4y purcliasing oodg made l- < ut tlic following Ncbrad * > Jx ka factories. I f you cnn- not find Avluit you Avant , conitnitnicatevlth the tfl * * ' niiintifactiircrs as to AV h a t dealers handle BAGS. BUKLAP AND TWINE. 11 Ii31 IS OMAHA I1AU CO. Manufacturer ! of all kinds of cotton and bur lap onus , cotton flour eacki and twtno a spec * laity , cn-r.ic-eis s. nth fit. BKEWEIUES. OMAHA IIUIOU'INU ASSOCIATION Car load ihlpmcnts made In our own refn. erator cars. II.ue Hlbbon , Ktlte Exoor : . Vlen& Expert and faintly Import delivered to all pa'ii of tiio city. IRON WOHICS. 1)AIS UoWOILL 1UO.S Iron mill II.-aNk l < 'ouitilern. Manufacturrie fjm Jobbers of Machinery. OJD- < rat rcpalrlnj a meclnli ; . ISO ) . 16C3 and ItuJ on street. Onmlia , N'CD. I.M1USTKIAI. IUO.WOIIK& . llanufucturlr.z an4 rcpalslnif of all lilnm ot muclilnury. entities , purnt * levator ur itlng preSJea , hangers , slmtttng ana couplings. 1(16 and I40S Howard St. . Omoha , I'AVI'ON A. VII2IIMAR IKONVOllKS. . Manufacturers o : Arsil ! scutrsi Iron Work. General Toundiy. Alachini ar.il liliicksmlir work. Unelmers and Oontructors fer 1'lre Proof nulld- Ings omce and works ! U. P. Ity. nd So. 17th street. Omahn. . FACTOHIK3. J. II. CVANS MailHAOICSIIIIIT COMIM.VV. Exclusive custom shirt tailors. 1511 farnam. TBNTS AND ' AMI : 1 1 1 o A\ i 3vrv > i > AW.M.NO co. / wnlngs. Tents. Horse aCovers. I'laea am ! I ulln . T"nt for rcntj iSitlesroom 61S South Sixteenth street. TclphQH < 00 DVC wbUKB. \VOHKS , ir. t uriiiuu St. Dyeing nd cleaning ot nannents and goods of e\ery description. Cleaning pf fine tanncnts a tpeclalty. / , EACH ROAD A FREE LANCE Bo Tar ns Known the Railroads Will Promptly Comply With the New Ordon DISSOLUTION OF THE TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION of the Court AKnliint Trniif- nilnnnnri Prclitht mill I'nxnoii- OrKiinlrnllniin l/nnnld- croil Kn It Ins been n. long while since ralhviy circles have been so thoroughly etlrreU up as they are now o\cr the aunouncement that the decision of tlio United States su pivme court against the legality of the Trans- mlssotirl Freight association will result In the dissolution of freight and passenger asso clatlons generally. * Tlio legal departments of the railroads are busily engaged In con slderlng the full Import of th s decision and advising their respective tariff departments what action should bo taken. It Ii a nlflcant fact that every attorney Uiat has yet I ( given his opinion has advised the freight ! and pnssenscr traffic managers of his road \\HhJriav from all the associations to which they belong. So far as Is known not one road has been ndvhod to retain Its membership In any of the associations. The roads that are reported to Imvo already withdrawn from the freight and passenger as- soclntlons to which they belong are : The Durllngton , the Hock Island , the Milwaukee , the Santa Fe. the Minneapolis & St. Louis , the Chicago Great Western anil the Wlscou- eln Central , General Manager Bidwcll of the Elkhorn , th highest local official of the Northwestern system , is out ot the city , and nothing can bo learned of the probable action of that road. General Solicitor Kelly of the Union Pacific Is considering the question , and Is In tele graphic communication vslth Hon. John F. Dillon of New York , general counsel of the Union Pacific njstcm. Yesterday It was authentically reported from Chicago that one railroad , the Santa Fc , had token ( julck acllcm and had already served notice of withdrawal from all the freight organizations of which It has been a member. These aro- Western Freight as sociation. Southwestern Traffic association , Colorado Freight association. Transcontinen tal committee , Transmissourl Hate com mittee , Seaboard Hate committee ( general eastern agents ot the western roads In New York and other seaboard polntb ) . All thcbo associations have been practically abandoned. nnCEIVHMl COUDUUT TALKS. Frederic 11. Coudert of New York City , ono of the receivers of the Union Pacific , is In Omaha attending a meeting of Uio re ceivers. In speaking of the supreme court's decision to a Ueo rcpoiter yester day , ho paid"There can bo no doubt but that the effect of this decision of the supreme court declaring the Traiismlssourl Freight as sociation illegal will bo very far reaching. It may very likely be , as the dispatches fr9m Chicago announce , that all freight and pa'senger asoclatlons will bo dissolved be cause of the decision. It looks as though the Union Pacific and all other railroads that are in the hands of receivers would be moat keenly affected by the decision , The re ceivers of a railroad are really a part of the court , and no part of the court can lake a position adverse to that of the supreme court. The whole matter Is of such very great Importance that I should not care to glvo any opinion until 1 had first read the full text of the decision. " Freight Traffic Manager Munroo of the Union Pacific , who returned yesterday from Chicago , wlwre ho had been In confer ence with other freight officials , said : "Tho decision of the supreme court against the Transmlssouri Freight association was much discussed by the railway officials In Chicago jcstorday. All the traffic managers were anxiously awaiting the opinion of their respective legal advisers. It was the pre vailing Impression there that the roads would withdraw from all the freight and passenger associations to which they be long. I understand that some of the roads have already taken such action. " Assistant General Freight Agent Wood of the Union Pacific said : "Tlio effect of the dissolution of the traffic asociations will un doubtedly be detrimental to public good. The shippers will now hayo no guarantee of equality In rates and will not be able to learn In a great many cases whether their com petitors are or are not enjoying privileges not accorded to them. For Instance , a man builds an elevator on a Nebraska rallroaO being assured that tlio railroad on which hi elevator Is located will grant him the sam rates as another elevator man gets from another road , some mlloa away. With th tariff agreaments swept out of the way wha assurance has ho that the other man wll not bo able to get lower rates and therefore undersoil him No , sir , the effects of th decision will , I verily believe , bo delDterlou to public welfare. " Another prominent railroad man , who do cllrcd to speak for publication , said"O course , all the traffic associations will be dissolved. The trouble will start with the roads that are In the hands of the receivers A largo number of roads , members of nenrlj all the associations , nro now In the hands of receivers and under the administration of the subordinate courla. It Is clear tha they cannot be allowed to retain such lllega membership , and their withdrawal will , o Itself , bring about the dlnsolutlon of ths as sedations. Their competitors cannot afford to surround themselves with restrictions to which they arc not subject , even If they cared to openly defy the law " OPINION BY CHAIRMAN MORRISON. Chairman Morrison of the Interstate Com merce commission has rendered an opinion SIMPLE AT FIRST. It IN Foiillnh to AoKlcct Any l iirm of I'lli-N. Curt- Them nl the IteKli Piles are simple In the beginning and easily cured , They can bo cured even In the worst stages , without pain nr loss of blood , ( illicitly , faurely and completely. There Is only out remedy that will do It Pyramid Pllo Cure. It allajs tne inflammation Immediately , heals thi > Irritated surface and \sltli con tinued treatment reduces the spelling and puts the membranes Into good , Bound , heal thy condition. The cure Li thorough and permanent. Hem are some voluntary and unsolicited testimonials ue liavo lately received. Mrs. M. C. Illnldy , G01 Mississippi St. , Indianapolis , Ind. , says : Have been a suf ferer from the pain and annoyance of Plica for llftcen > cais , the I' } i amid Pllo Cure and Pyramid Pills gave me Immediate re lief and In a thort tlino a complete cure. Major Dean of Columbus , Ohio , sajs * I wish to add to the number of certificates as to the benefits derived from the Pyramid Pllo Cure. I suffered from Piles for forty years and from Itching piles for twenty years nnd two boxes of the Pyramid Pllo Cure have- effectually cured me. Most druggists sell Pyramid Pllo Cure or will get H for you If you ask them to. It U ono dollar per package and Is put up only by the Pyramid Drug Co. , Albion , Mich. "CUPIDEHE" MAPiHOOD RESTORED This great Vegetable VJtulizi'rtlieprctiflp- tlon ol a famous French ph > &lclau , will quickly euro > ou nr all lur MJIIS or dbiia-ies of the gcmrutltu urcans , sm.li 111 Lost Mruiliooo , Insomnia , I'ulnslnthaJUcU.Hetnlnal KmlEstniit.tiVrioiis 4" Willy , - - - - - - - - - - BCFORE AMD AFTER klJners and the urinary oreaus of all Impurities. - - - Wend f or KUBIS circular and testimonial ! Drue Co. H.li Cor. ictb When In doubt what to use (01 Nervous Debility , Loss of I'owcr. ImpotencyAtruphyVaricocelcaiM other wcaVnesus , from any cause use Sciinc Pills.Jraini checked and full vigor quickly restored. U Drilicitd. mei in > uul > 4 ruuli hu U/ . Mailed 1 or JI ( OC ; boxes | S 00. VVitl $5 X ) orders we Kive a guarantee u cure or refund the isoncx. AddreU DRUG C O. . Orauna. Neb. ' thai the Trunsmlssotirl association applies to the passenger us cll an th freight associations of every character. Thla opinion from such n competent } udgo has only had the effect of Bonding moro tram associations toward the nail. The Uo pas senger associations to which a number o the Omaha roads belong , are the Transcon tlncntal and the Western PaMengor as noclatlons , All the Omaha roads belong to the latter Institution. Chairman Caldwell who presides over both , Is well , known hero having formerly been assistant general pas tender agent of the Missouri Pacific Wha ho will do when ho loses his $10.000 a > ea berth Is not known , but ho Is e\eryx\hcro regarded as a shrewd and able passenge man , ami will not likely remain long out o a pnfltlon Up until 3 o'clock yesterday afternooi none of the Omaha roads had receive definite authority to withdraw from any freight or passenger trafflo associations. The withdrawal from the general association would , except In the case of the Union Pa clflc , bo made from Chicago or St. Lou I heniliiuarters. Secretary Muun ot the loca passenger association jcsterday called on nl the local lines , but none of them had re ccUcd orders to withdraw from the assocla tlon o\cr which he presides. HAII.UOA1KH MARK A TIIAI1H Heavy Drnl ( o III * AiH'iitutillHlicil Som In Ciillforiitn. SAN FHANCISCO , March 21. Tlio Chronlolc sa > s : A great railroad deal , the accomplishment of which Is near at hand , implies a revolution In transcontinental relations and the opening of the west coast trade of Mexico to California In general nnd to San Francisco In particular. The parties to the arrangement are the Southern Pacific company and the Atchlson , Topeka & Santa Fe , nnd the deal contemplated Is the ex change In ownership of two long and Im portant stretches of road. Hy lln consumma tion the Southern Pacific will enter Into possession of n direct route to the city of Cluajamas on the gulf of California , while the great eastern organization will bo able to reach the Pacific seaboard over a line wholly Independent of the Southern Pacific and owned wholly by Itself. The project Is ono of the biggest yet conceived In trans portation and Involves advantages ot the most substantial kind to the two corpora tions Involved , as well ns benefit to the commercial Interests of California at large. The ochcni" Includes the- exchange pure and simple of the Mojave division of the Southern Pacific from Mojave to the Needles for the Now Mexico & Arizona railroad and the Sonora railway , at present owned and operated by the Atchlson , Topeka & Santa Fe. Hy this means the last named road will bo able by Its Atlantic A Pacific and Southern California railway to run Its cars direct over Its own tracks into San Diego and Loa Angeles , and will bo In a position to make connections , when the opportune moment arises , with the San Francisco & San Joaquln Valley railroad , which Is rapidly building south from Fresno towards Uakcrsflcld. On the other hand the Southern Pacific will make connection at Benson , Arizona , with the the New Mexico & Arizona railroad to Nogalea , and from that point by the Sonora road to the city of Guajamns. TO iin iinrominn ON xnw i , ItnilroailN Tnlfc Aftlon to Prevent n Itnte War. CHICAGO , March 24. As a further result ot the United States supreme court decision In tto Transmissourl Freight association case the entire Burlington system gave todaj formal notice of withdrawal from the West ern Freight and Western Passenger associa tions Notlco of withdrawals from all the subotdinato bureaus was also given. It Is regarded as also certain that this action on : ho pait ot the Burlington , coming after the withdrawal yesterday of the Santa Fe system , will bo followed at once by nearly ill the western roads. The Kock Island and Milwaukee & St. Paul roads are expected to withdraw before night. This nf course ncans the disruption of the associations , but will not necessarily result In a demoraliza tion of rates. In fact , the Burlington has appointed Chairman Caldwell of the Western Passenger association to handle its mileage ; ickets and to Issue clergymen's t > crmlts , which Is regarded as a first step toward a re organization of the Wcstotn Passenger asso ciation , although necessarily on different lues. CONSIDER O.VI.Y IIOUT1M3 MATTERS. llootlliK' of ( Itrcrlvrr.s nf tlio Union I'no I lie- . Hecclvers Cotid rt , Anderson and Mink of the Union Pacific left for Denver yester day afternoon. Speaking of the meeting of the receivers here at this tltn , Mr. Coudert said to a Bee reporter yosteruay : "We are simply consldeilng routine matters. No , I beltevo nothing of especial Interest to Omaha Imo been touched upon. Neither the matter of a new depot heio nor the Union Pacific's subscription to the Transmlsslsslppt Exjcsltlon has been considered In the meet ing. They have been considered Informally by the receivers outside of the meeting , but they have not been brought up at this time on account of Mr. Clark's Illness und neces sary absence. These are matters with which ho Is most familiar , and I am sorry to say ho Is confined to his home In St. Louis. I think wo shall leave this afternoon for a little trip out cs far as Salt L.tko City. " 1IOU.VD TO II.VVK Iir.TTIIH HATHS. If IliillronilM Doot ( Jrniit Them < Iir I.i-KlHliitnrc AVIH HiCoiiiuiieil. . KANSAS CITY , March 21. Governor Leedy of Kansas , cnroutc to Topeka from Port Arthur , Tox. , was seen by a reporter re garding the meeting of the representatives of Kansas lines In progress In Chkago. He said that ho proposed to use all his power to secure a revision of freight rattr. In Iho state on an equal basts. He would bollllng to accept a fair revision , he said , to hn mnilo by the railroad companies on tlu'lr own motion , but In the event of eijultahlo schedules not being made effective without legislation ho would call an extra sre/ilon / of the legislature and lecommend the enact ment of a maximum fi eight late law. OlllffM ClONIMl I > | 1. CHICAGO , March 24 Following the ac tion of the Btiillngton and Minneapolis S. St. Louis In withdrawing fioni the associa tion , the board of administration of the Western Freight association today took de cided steps nnd nriloied thu offices of the organization In the HooKerj building to bo closed , and no moio business will bo trans acted by It until orders como fiom the exec utive oiliclals of the roado compilslug the isBocIatlon to wind up Its affairs. In regard to the above the Inter Ocean to morrow will nay : "TSiU hasty closing of ifllcca that have been maintained for > ears ind wcro until a day or two ago ono of the most Important factors In the west Is sensational and only tends to augment the ) anle now existing among the big railway systems It flings upward of n hundred ; lerks of various kinds and degrees out of ) mployment , and In a day or si tills iitiin- > er is likely to bo Incrcised by the probable llssolutlon of the Western PaRsengcr asso- larion. " _ Glv < - .Vollff \VJtlnll-ilTiiif. . KANSAS CITY , March 24 , As a icsult at the supreme court decision holding that the Sherman anti-trust law applies to rail- oads , the Kansas City , Foil Scott & Mom- > hls road today gave formal notice of Its 'itendcd withdrawal from the Western Vclght association and the Transmissourl 'Vclght Hate committee , the only Ira 111 o irganlzatlons in which the Memphis h icp- esented. ST LOUIS , March 21. The Missouri Pa- ilflc , late this afternoon , gave notlco of Uthdrawal from all freight associations. I'lils , however , docs not luclmlo weighing ind Inspection bureaus , Hli HeilrciiiN Tun Tli'l.i'fN , The Wahaeh lias been called upon to ro- leom two tickets from .Fremont to Nuw fork , purchteed at tbo local ofllco for 12 ess than tariff rates. Harry Moores , city laucnger agent , says the tickets were not old at cut rates , but that there U a mis- indcrntandlng whether or not bus f.iro hould bo Included In the cost of tbo tickets , Sale of iv Uliili Itouil , The Utah Central railway and IU bianchci , heSalt Lake & Fort Douglas and Salt Lake ; Raatern railways , will bo weld to the high est bidder. The notice of sale sets out that no bid will bo received on anjr of the properties for a loss aum than Is required to nay the Hens and expenses adjudged superior to the claims of the bondholders , these liens being In the following amounts : Salt Lake & Fort Dougliu. $22,600 ; Salt Lake & Eastern , 1117.000 ; Utah Central , $21,500. WAR ON 1MHCHMIINATI.NO RATES. Clileitfro Ilnnnl of Ti-ndo TitUcn t'p tlic riKht In Eiiriu-nt. CHICAGO. March 24 The Hoard of Trade of this city has decided to begin a campaign against violators of the Interstate commerce law , not only who discriminate In Ihe giving of rates , hut also those who accept them. At the meeting the transportation com mittee was niithorlrpd to begin this work and Instructed to prosecute It generally. Derlftlon Ilonrx I'riilt. KANSAS CITV , March 24. Ono result of the supreme court's traffic association decision was ahown today , when a number of local grain firms Ignored the branch ofllco of the Western Freight association In hill ing their cereals east. Heretofore , all this business ban been transacted through the local office ot that association. In the future these ( Inns will present their blllliiKS to the different railroad companies Individually. Should the roads refuse to transact the busi ness thus offered thorn , the unlawfulness of the organization of the Western Freight as sociation may bo brought to the attention of the federal courts. \VIII Tent tlif \ CTIDrrlftlnn. . NKW YOIUC , March 24. The Kvenlng Post says : The Joint Traffic association , acting under legil advice , has decided to continue formally In existence and test the nntl-truat decision's actual ncopc. . .Tirxej'ciilrnl Kiirnlnurx. NKW YORK. March 21. The February earnings of the New Jcrnt > y Central wcro : Gross , JS4S.939 , Increase , $27,380 ; net , $ :53.937 , Increase $37,277. Itiill\\n > ' .Note * ami IVrNOiinlM , F. U. Quirk traveling freight agent of the Chicago Great Wttstcrn , Is In the city. Hccclver and General Manager Hlstlnc and General Freight Agent Tanner of the Colorado Midland have been nut to Salt Lake City n consultation with the officials of the Oregon Short Lino. Francis J. Olsh of this city has been ap- nolntod assistant to Dr. S. H. PliiKorton , cl let surgeon for the Oregon Short Line , Salt Lak < City Ho will leave thli week for his new post. Superintendent of MotUe Power Dunn of tlw Oregon Short Line says that the machine shops to be operated outsldo of Salt LiKe d Pocatello for the present will bo at Montpcllcr , Glenn's Ferry nnd Ljman , Idaho. The Misourl Pacllir jcst'rday received no tlco from St Louis headquarters that its lines to Memphis nnd Hot Springs that we-o damaged by the recent floods In that section of the country have been i > ? opend. All traffic Is being handled ou schedule time. The Interstate Commerce commission has decided that the posting at n station of a notlco that freight rates arc on file In lia olllco and may bo examined upon applica tion does not constitute compliance with the law. The decision Is by Mr. Prouty , the new commissioner. In the case of W. U. Uea vs. the Mobile & Ohio. A real catarrh cure. The 10-cent trial slzo of Ely's Cream Balm can bo had of your druggist. a 1MIII.SO.NAI. I'AHAGH AIMIH. D. W. Faulkner , Anita , la. , was In the city yesterday. Hov. T. J. Gacoy , San Francisco , Is an Omaha visitor. M. A. Banker of Grover , Colo. , Is a guest at the Mercer. John Hanson , a stockman from Concord , la at the Stato. H. Anderson of Sioux City , In. , Is regis tered at the Mercer. G. A. nckels , Chadron , county attorney of Dawcs county , Is In Omaha. Charles Rarapton , a merchant at Dysart , la. . Is stopping at the State. Fifteen members of the James O'Neill com pany are stopping at the Mercer. Kato Fletcher , with the James O'Neill company , Is stopping at the Mercer. II. Wagner , Sacramento , Cal. , a mining speculator , Is registered at the State. 13. Blgnell , division superintendent of the n. & M. , came up from Lincoln last night. Charles Itoskam , manager of the Graham Earle company , Is stopping nt the Barker. Harry L. Alkln has returned to this city after a jear's life on hb ranch In Wyoming. Joseph Spelts , Grand Island , and Ben Spelts , Ul > sscs , brothers and utocKmcn , are n the city. J. II. Buchanan , general passenger agent or the KIkhorn , left for Chicago yesterday on business. Mrs. W. F. Cody left last evening for her ionic at North Platto. She was en route from Chicago. Mrs. John D. Weaver and Miss May Weaver leave for Denver today to bo absent about ten days. R. B. Warner , North Platte. ono of the eadlng republicans of Lincoln county , catno o Omaha last night. F. A. Nlms of the Pythian Tribune , Chicago cage , who has been In the city on business , eft * for homo last night. 0. Q , Sctchell , manager of Terry's Undo Tom's Cabin company , accompanied by hla vlfo , Is stopping at the Barker. Mrs. W. H. BeamUh of Minneapolis , who las been visiting friends In this city for u hort period , has returned home , .1. C. Hunter , a prominent cattleman of Sheridan , Wyo , , left for homo last night fter spending several dajs In the city. H. A. lluzby , W. Crerr and C. A. Denman , leone ; J , II , Hoagland , Schuyler , and J. F. .ockhart , Tekamah , arc Ne'hraskaiiB icglx- ercd at the Stato. A stimulation has been filed In the United States court in the case of the city of Omaha gainst the Farmers' Loan and Titiht com- iany of Now York , making the American Voter Worl.i company a party defendant. W. M. Gentry , with the Wellman Dwycr Vholcsalo Tobacco company ; 0 , 12 , Wllklna , . Ith Vctterleln Bros. , wholesale cigars , nnd Clint B. Slater , with the Kansas City Hali ng Powder company , are commercial men topping at the Barker. Ncbraskans at the hotel * ; ' W. A. Preston , Jnroln ; B. F. Caiter , Gordon ; J. II. GHbblo , ) akota City ; N. II. Spurrier , North Platte ; ; . H. Uoud , Boone ; Seth L. Llljeatram , ilbbons ; J. It. Boyco , Sheldon ; I. II. Borres , Tekamah ; F W. Langcnberg , .liicoln ; James Kelly , Tekamah ; C.V , lessorman , Trenton ; Peter Jacobs , Hooper ; M Mallet , Lexington ; J. K. Grable , Beatrice ; . H. Yonger , J M. Starr , and M II CJotoJ , IcCook ; C. H. Donahu , Hastings ; S. S. Had- oy , Cedar Itailda | ; S. IL Starrctt , Central City ; J. H Dunlaw , Hooper ; J. S. Loon Ii unit ml William Brown , Lincoln ; GrorgoV. . .asey and J. I ) . Donovan , Madison ; W. T. IcQueary , St. Paul ; II. II. Patterson , Nor- elk ; John A. WUhard , ClarkHon ; J. K. Illen- ilson and Al Smith , Bclden ; George W. Lil le , Lyons ; H. B. Coy , Wuteiloo ; II. 11. Treat , Vemont. "For flftepn years my daughter H u f- fcruil terribly with inherited Ec7C'ina. She rcreivod the hesbinc'ilicaI atten tion , was fjivt'ii many patent inctH- clnes , anil useC various external applications , hut they Imd no effect whatever. H. 8. S. was dually given , nntl it prom nl ly reached the seat of the disease , BO that she IB cured sou ml and well , her skin Is Dcrfetstly clear and pure , and 8ho hns been saved from wlmt threatened to blight her lifo forover. " E. D. Jenkins , Lltho- nia , Ga. R. S. B. is guaranteed purely Tejelable , and Is the only euro for deep seated jlood diseases. Hook * free ? addroiiBwlftBpecltteCcinpwif , itltcu. G * .