TUB OMAHA DATLY WEE : EjfESDAY , APRIL G , 1807.
SPECIAL NOTICES
for theme column *
Mill lie tnken tinlll ] Uil ! ! ( | i. in. for ( lie.
nnil until 8 11. in. for the
nnil Sunday edltloiiti.
Ail % crttnurn , ! > ) re < | ticfllnK ( n. limn
licreil cheek , en it hau ntifmern nil-
ilreNNpil to n iinniherc < l letter In cure
of The Itce. AHMUITH no ndilrcNiieil
will he delivered on presentation of
the cheek only )
Ilnlen , 1 l-2c n noril f\rt Inncrlloni
Ic a woril thereafter. othliiK taKeii
for lexx than -.o " for the Mr.it Inner-
tlon. Tlicmmlv crtlMi-incutM niiiNt lie
run cniiNecittlt ely.
WA. > TIJ _ SITUATH S.
WANTKO - SI1UAT1ON IIY It
Itharmnclftt ; 7 year * ' expctlence ; Klngle. Ail *
17 , lice. A MJ23 A
POSITION1 MY YOtlNQ MAN AS RTHNOORA-
Plicr nnJ bookkeeper ; 4 j cars' experience , ref
erences. Address II 21 , Dee. A-613 6
\VANTHt ) POSITION IN MHAT MAllKnT !
four years' * exixrlpn o. Atldrtsa C. II. , Ar >
lliifiton Hotel , City. A MC.M 8
WANTKH , AN IDI3A ; WHO CAN THINK OP
nonic nlmiilp tnlnR to patent ? Protect your
lilead , tlicy may brine you wealth. Write John
Weildribiirn & Co , Dept , V , IMtent Attorneys ,
'WhsliliiRt , 1) . C. , for their Jt.800 prize offer
Anil a llftt of 200 Inventions wanted. II 1C )
A FEW KNBIIOtrnU HUSTLING MT.N CAN
Hnil Mendy , prolllnblc worlc with C. r , Adntns
Co. , S24 So 16th St. II HO
BAIISMIN ron CIOAIIS. GOOD BAI VUY
nnil enpen " < paid ; nnvcltlun given with our
Koodij experience unnecessary. ( " * . C. Itluliop
Co , St. I.imln. II MGJO A1C
WANTKO , A rt-OUIBT WHO SP13AKS diil-
man and innllsli. : 1813 Vlnton St. II-CS7
WANTii ) , A OOOD MAN WHO TINDKIl-
Rtands coniethlnir about carpenter ork , to
work around house and mnke > repilri for board
nnd room. Apply from 9 to 12 , mornlnc , IC03
California street. II 2S3
3 nxpiitinNcin : ADVCKTISINQ
solicitor * Call nt room 4 , Hoti-I Karbnrh ,
after Monday noon II m 3l"-6r
MI3N WANTHI ) . YOt'NCl AND MIDDLn-AGKD
to learn Inrber trnde nt tlia Omnhn Harber
collect.1 , llnest fqillpped Institution of Its Iilnd
In the welt ; complete course elslit weeki
terms reasonable , tasli or InstallincntH , cater
or write for cntalosue ; Inspection Invited
1317-13W DoiiRlaa St. , Omnhi U-61 ! 1I4
WANTHH ADV'KnrisiNo MAN ot1 coon AD
dicss ; peed thing to right paity. H 41. lice
13-MS17 S1
BAI.ISMIN TO SIMJ CIOATIS uo iAi.r.us
1100 per month nnd expense ( , cxperlc-ne mi
ncci'Esary. PcerleM Cigsir Co. , St l i'ils , VIe
H ViS ) f.
WANTKD A SOUCITOH TO CANVASS
Omaha business men anil Boll an Indlspensible
artlcln pcrtnlnlne to "Omalia and the Trans-
mlBslsilppl Exposition. " Addretis H 4C care
lice. H MC25
SAL.ISMIN ; AVANTHD ron CIGAHS ; jr
vvieklv , fntary nnd expenwi. rellible houc
expi-ilenre unnecessary C. . MorKrtn R. Co ,
Tort Wayne , Ind. 11 MG2S 6"
\ VANTIIMIN : IN nvnuv COUNTV TO ACT
an private detectives under Instructions ; ex
perience unnecessary. Addre-s Universal Ue-
tectlvo Agency , Indianapolis , Ind. II MG31 6 *
J10 WCniCLY SALAHV AND nXl'ENSKS PAID
salesmen for clRurs , experience unnecessary ,
permanent position. The W t , Kline Co . St.
I oiih , Mo. 1J MC39 SI5
nni.i1.
TOR GOOD AND nKSpncTAiiLn orni CAL.I
Scand. Y. W. C. Assn. Home , 2018 I ) ivenport.
C 831 A10
WANTI3O nXPEIUUNCUD SALESLADIES 1512
Douglas Bt. C33C 10
WANTED , G1UL TOR GENEKAL 1IOIT.SE-
work , inlibt bo a. good cook. 1130 So. 2Dth St.
C-6037
\VANTinv-pnEpAnnnK IN THE MILLINERY
dppurtment. Inquire at Iloston stoic.
stoic.C
C M610 8
20 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO LEAUN
halftone and line drawing for Illustrating :
peunanciit work. CIO I'axlon block.
block.C
C XIE2S Il
WANTED-COMPF.TENT GIKL Foil GEN-
cral housework In family ot finii , with or
without washing ; good wages. 2C02 Ponplcton
_ ave. _ _ c MOJO 6"
WANTED , A COMPETENT COOK FOH GEN
houicnnrk , no waMilm ? , reference lequlrcd
1C4 Park avenue , Council IlluuH. C SI63I
WANTED , EKPEniENCnD NUnSE FOlTTWO
chtMun and to assist In light second work
rtfeicncc required. 101 Park avenue , Counci
Dluffs. C MC35
1 'OR
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OK THE CITY. 111L
O. K. Davis Company , 1W5 Farnim D 171
HOUSES , EENEWA . CO , 10S N. liTH ST.
D 172
MODERN HOUSES , C. A SIAUIl , 93 N Y.LU'L
D-173
CHOICE HOUSES AND COlTAOErf ALL OVER
the city. J5 to J10. ridcllt ) , 170J Tarnam St
D-174
HOUSES , WALLACE , IIROWN DIX3CIC MTU
nnd Douglas. D175
HOUSES , COTTAGES ft STORES , ALL PARTS
ot city llr nnnn. Love Co , 43i ) I'axton bliick
U-17G
MOVINO iioiisnuoi.n GOODS AND PIANOS ,
Om Van Ai Storage Co. , 1115 1'aniam. Tel. 1159 ,
_ _ D 177
I.AIIOU uar. U'CAGUI : , IDTH & DODGB.
D-H2
1IOUSIS , FI.\TS. GAHVIN l. ! FAltNAM
D-178
nousis ion IUNT. IIUAIIS , i1 XXTON HI.K.
n 173
LAUGH LIST. M'CAOHIJ , 1STI ! 4 DOIHSll
n-iso
D m
roii HUNT. r > iTAC'iiin : : k-noo.M , MODF.IIN
hout-o , nice livvn , SMI IMeiCii bt D 17J
CHAIUiS ; II WILLIAMSON. C01 JIii3 III.DO.
D-MS30 .V22
FOH HUNT FINI : nnsiniiNn : WITH HVUN
nnd Inrn1 * Kroundn on I'.iilc Avenue
Strlcllv modern Hat ami htcii's In the new
Dmliliro InilMlllK , nppo lln rlty linll ,
John VV IloMiIni , ugent , 1S02 Katnam Ht
D-976-A10
10-noo.M MOUF.HN iti iDn.N'ri : WITH IIAKN
and IUIKO. vvtll f'mlo.l ' hroundi finely located.
Si * John W. ISobblnH , ngcnt , 1SOJ Fariuim St.
D-163
six KOOM roTTAon. FtinNisiirn on UN-
. fOJ Uoiilh 0th P 3I3-A6 *
ni\r uoyt < i : OF TUN JIOOMS ; MODern -
ern rnnvenlompii , : oi : PniiKlus t ; very Imndy
tn huclncie. Inqulra of 1) . T Mount. 200 H.
Wtli'Dt. L > M263
AND 6-llOOM MODUUN FLTS. . 11 3
lltli. 1 > MS6 0 >
TEN-nooMin HOU.SU , MODEUN i.MpnovE-
menti , ) klt CIB dtrnt ln < | ulro Itcid hotel ,
8 , O. D 2M-D *
10-KOOM FLAT. nOFOL\P. NE\H JITII. MOD-
rrn , fU'ani heat. Inijulro I.lndiiulbt. 311 S IHIi.
D MS" ! 10
lo-nooM iioAnniNci noii&n ; WILL BILL
furniture : UiKn ] > iy In room and board , J. J.
Qlbxon , 911 Ut Nat'l bank. D-SJS T
MonnnN iiorsi : . su N. nni KT. w
12-room modirn trlrk lioiife , ultli barn , 211" !
CnvH lit. IJ.
Bteani-henlrd 7-room modern nal , 703 So. 16tli ,
KOOO
E'rooin ninderii Hat , 1101 I'ncinc , 110.
W. II , Molklf. Iloom Ul. Flr t Nat'l Bank.
13-515
KOH ItENT KUIIMSIIEI ) HOOMS.
BTTiAM IIKATKI1 I1OOMS , TIJI.Hl'HONK AND
ull coiuenlmcM. rules rcancnable , I'uiult HM- |
ijcnce. ! IJ 8. 17th St. 1J 703
OlT I IKNT-NICKLY FUKNISHRn itOOM Foit
Krritlomatl In private ( amll > ; referenct-s re-
qulred. 1J10 Capitol Ave. 13-M117 All'
_
v nniNisiiKD nooMS : noisi >
MIS 8. 11th. K-.MMT 5
BOl'TII FUONT IIOOM , KIOKLV FUHSIslllD ,
19 00 month. Small room. $3.00 , lilG Howard ,
FOIl LIGHT
DouKlai. E-MWl 6
IiSIItAIII.D : FUIiNISHKU ROOM , 19U DOUd.
uoo is AMI IIOAIID.
MOUintN UltlCK , KUOM tl k VP. 8U N. 19TH.
f-M-4-At
_ _
I OOMU AND HOARD. tU H
st.
HOOMS AND IIOAIUI.
( Conllnoed. )
THIS MKltniAM , J3TR AND .
K M1U Alt
LVUGK SQUT1I FHONT PAnLOfl VOtl TWO !
lionrd ; rates reasonable. The Hour , 2020 Harnoy.
T MII8 AID
FItONT IlOOMSt Fllisr CLAS3 llOAHI ) ' , HIJA-
Konalilo ratci. 1721 Douglas. 1' M271 S'
2 Oil 3 FUHNItlinU HOOMS. WITH IIOAItb ;
cnn nccommoOnte J or 4 gentlemen for the
numrner. 2IO Cats. > F MS9l 6
NICF.LY FUItNISHIH ) HOOMS ANIL I1OA11IJ ,
2310 Uoudlns st. FM 319-7 *
HOOM AND IIOAHI ) . 2011 DWOLA3.
r M5M 10
rUIINISIIRD ROOMS. 2221 DODGK. F-MCC2 11'
LAIlOU IIHAUTIFUL FUON1 IIOOM , ItOAT.l ) ;
* . W up 3H North 19th. F MC22 JI
HOOMS WITH uoAitn : HKFIII-
202 N. 18th. F M6S3 8
FOH nn.vr iJ.M'ini.Msnnii itoo.tts.
c nrAMnntis FOII IIKNT , MAN AND win : ;
city water ; waste pipe. 319 N 17th street
G-833
1 UNFUIINISHUD UOOMS. 1112 B. 11TII.
O-M2S3 8'
KOH IliNTSTOIinS AMI
Foil nnNT-THB 4-sTonr nnroic
nt SIC Farnim St. This ImlldlnK han a llrrprnot
cement basement , comtilele steam htatlti ; nx-
ttircs. water on all lloors ; gas , etc. Apply at
the ofllCM of Tha Itce. 1-910
AGISNT.H WAM'Kll.
wn PAY K vcn 100 on. CP FOH n.vcn IAMH
wltli correct aililrens tn Nrlirnska ( nutiililc of
Omalin ) nnd eurrnundlnir stales Semi lOc for
hlnnk book and Instructions to n. H S Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. J M771 A20
WANTED AOHNTS. 173 I'UIl MONTH AND
expenses paid active men If right. Roods sold
by sample only t pntnplen , also linrsa and car-
rliiKo furnished free. Address Jobber , llox 5303 ,
lloston , Mass. J 182
MOMJV TO I.OAV ItHAIj KSTATI3.
( Continued. )
SK PKIl CI3NT MONI3V TO I/5AN ON OMAHA
property , Neb. farms. W. 11. Melkle 1st Nafl k.
W-193
ANTHONY I/JAN & TIUTST CO . 3K N. Y. K ;
quick money nt low rates for choice form Innds
In Iowa , northern Mls ourl , eastern Nelirnfkn.
W-191
LOANS ON iMPitovni ) & UNIMPIIOVID CITY
property. W , Farnam Smith & Co . 1J20 Knrnam.
WANTHD. GOOD FAHM LOAlNR IN HASTKIIN
Neb. IL a 1'cters & Co. , U. S. Nnt. Dank bMg.
W-M2IS JO
FAIIM LOANS. ONII TO TUN YKAPS ! IX\V-
est ratal. Garvln Hros. , 161J Farnam St.
W MJC3 AS
WH WILL IIAVIJ J2CO.OOO TO J30).0i TO LOAN
In April , May , June and July on flril-clafs Im
proved Omaha property In stim of Jl.OOO to
$1000) ; want applications nt once ; lowest rates
on tiert leans. Fidelity Tru t company , 1702
lnrnnm St W m
MONUY TO LOAN AT LOW IIATUS. THH
O F. Divla Co , IMfi Farnnm St. W 193
MO.M3Y TO I.OAX CHATTELS.
. TO LOAN. 30. CO 10 DAYS FHUNI-
lur < rlanoa , etc. DultOieen , rooms. Ilnrkcrbile ,
X-11W
MONKY TO IXN ON FUllNITUIlU. PIANO" ? .
liorsc ? , Mnnnns. etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of ijoods : strictly confidential ; > ou
can pny the Innn oft nt any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MOIllOAUH LOAN CO. .
306 So ICtli Kt.
X1W
olIA cts.
FOII SALU-HALF INTHHUST IN FA1HMONT
Tribune. Price f00 ! , J50 cash and 110 monthly.
Nonruvn Jackson , Crete. Neb. Y CO
WILL BULL AT SACIltrlCU. T1H3
equipped foundry nnd machine shop nt Onmd
Island Fur particulars address P M. Wales ,
Trny , N. Y. , or George IJ. Hell , Oinml Island ,
Neb , Y MC37 A15
FOU aALIJ COMI'LIJTIJ NEWSPAPER OUT-
lit , Uabcivck cylinder press , engine , full line of
> pe ; a bargain. Address W. J. Cook , lllalr ,
Neb Y-M223 AC
I did not know where I might find
The niche that nature for me had ;
I took my pen and freed my mind
The answer came through Bee want ad-
( n. A. R. )
AVASTCD TO H13 > T.
vVAN'TnU-HY TWO aBNTkCMEN. JIQOJI IN
private house , near Hanscom park. Address
H 33. Dee. K-2OT-5 *
STORAGE.
Oil.VAN & STOnAGU. 1115 FARNAM , IIIL. 1550
1'ACirtC STOIIAOK AND WAREHOUSE CO ,
SJOS-'JIO Jones. General etoraEO and fonvarUlns.
M 1S1
U TO IIUV.
SECOND HAND rUUNITUHB AND STOVCS.
Ilrown's , 10J 3. Mtli. N MC15 A1S *
_
CAhH PAID roil OLD rCATHKK DCDS. U
G. Doup , 1307 Nicholas St. N M7S7 A20
WANTED. A 10 TO 15 II. I . ClAS.OL.INi . : KN-
Klne , teeonil hand , In BQO'l condition , hebr.islca
my Co , 14th and Nicholas. N-1GS 0
PIANO. C. P. UAIUUSON , N. Y. Lira
i 7 *
GOOD SnCOND-IIAND IlKI.t , TO ANSWKU
the puipo e of lire bell In town of 2000 Inlialil-
tantH Address r. J. Sadllelc , vIll.iKe cleric ,
Wllber , Neb. N-M01S U'
FOR SAMS 1IOUSKSVAC3 ON 3 , 1STC.
I'OH SAL.K PAMIL.Y HOUSi : AND PIIAHTON :
ohenp. Inquire Windsor stablca , Uth and
Davenport. 1' MtXX ) C
roil SAL.U , hTANDAUD HltHD DAY MAUI3 ,
G jcara old , sixteen hands high , ladcan
drive ; full rubber trimmed harness and
phaeton In food onler. llar aln nt Ii Ad-
dnsa W" . M. , care lice otllce , South Omaha.
I1 MCQ3 6 *
Fen SALT : CHEAP. ONH cisn c.\imiAGi : |
suirey. tvro sets double harm-is , slile saddle ,
horce cover ? , lap robes , etc , also SUInway up-
rlKht nlanu. All In good order. Inqulie &lt S.
20th ave. . City. P-M6J9 C
FOR SAIn 'MISCKM-.WnOUS.
HARDWOOD CHIIIIIING HOG AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than "all wire. " c. n. I ee. C01
Douglas. Q 1SS
_
cTlIfKHN. HOG AND 1..AWN rnNCTS ; AIJ
wire ; ihenpcr than wood. Wire Worl > ,403
So. Hlh. 1318 MJ
_
UIST : SUED swur.r roi'ATOis. $1 2s PIH
bbl , all sorts. Address Tlico Williams , Omnhn
Q MISS
INVKSTIOATC TUB FAMOUS ItOIlN
raniri' . ' ! liulea , complete , $22 Si } . Ilruwn's , 10J
So Ktli Q-MI.H A13-
ANS , riTTKR. "W B , KTH fiT
Q m 330-mJ
CONTKACTOUS AND DUILUOUS OF OIL. . GAS
anil nrlrelnn wells. C. H. McCieudy & Co. ,
NeoJc lm , Knn. R-SIS76 AS ! '
SIASSAOH , IIATIIS , IJTC.
MMK. SMITH. 1611 IIOWAHD. ROOM 5 : MAS-
SOE ' " ' "team both1 * T U19 AC
itns D , I.UON , nwcTiiic MASSAGH nmr
imrlorn ; rebtful and curative. 417 So. Uth St. ,
upatalrn. T-MCOllt *
FOll DUNTAU WOIIIC GO TO DIt. 8KYMOIJR ;
loncst clmrKen , vroik uarnntceil ; i > nlnk s ex-
traction. 932 N ! < th i't. U MH3 A2
i-j-co-Jtui'Ttinr : CURKD TII.I * IIAV IST ron
J25.CO ; nu pain , no Uetentlun from bntlnest ; wo
refer to hundrrda of putlcrts cured. Thn O. C ,
Sillier Co. , 9W-5 New York I.tfe Hide. , Omiha.
U-1SC
vTAVI TOP. UTKniNB TKOUllLK ? . 316-R IIHC
lllils ; pli } iitlari , consultation or health book
free. "U-1S7
UATHS , MASSAUn , MMLI. POST , SWU 8 15TH.
U-lfS
1USS TURRIIJ * HAH RI7MOVED HUH DllKSS-
nuiKluK parlors to 2d lluar , I'axton block , ictb
street cleratnr. U M462 AS *
JMAHA UKNTAfe t'OM.KOI3 , 13TH & PACIFIC
St . Teeth rtlleil with eold. amalgam , tin , gut-
tapercha , ceirrnt and platen mad * far cost of
material only. Teeth extracted and cleaned free.
U-1S3
CUIIB WRINKI.nS. I1AI.DNESS & St'Pin. :
lluau > linlr. K6 Chambtr ot Commerce. True Co.
I U-MCJ2 U
CHJII TUB\TMENT IS ItJK LADIES KXCMJ-
flvely. New Hjglene Jnstltule. 21 ! and 114
Ileo bulldlne. U MJ7 ! Ml
JIONUY TO I.OAXR1JAU UhTATIi.
1IONBV TO LOAN ON IMPROVUD OMAHA
rial ulate. llrenuan , Love Co. , I'axton uloek.
W-W
JN OMAHA PROPERTY. I/lWEhT RATES :
buUJImr luarui wanted , fidelity Ti-u t Co.
CXCRI.L.UNT OPPORTUNITY TO DUY ESTAB-
Hshetl liardWAie business In town of 1.2CO : loca.
tlon , Willamette Valley , Ore. ; no opposition ;
Block , f2.6COOO. AdUr&s "William , Cllri-stenKen , '
UrovvnbVllle. Ore. Y M270 C
LCASG AND FURNITURE FOR SALK ; I1IG-
gest and boat family hotel In city ; location
central , full of boarders. J. J. Gibson , 514 1st
Nafl bank. Y 339 13
MEAT MARKET , ISTAHL,1SHED 4 YRS . AT
a birgaln. J. J. Gibson , 014 1st Nat'l bank.
Y 360 13
A SNAP FOR GOOD nAKIMt OR WAGON
num. bakery Uoln Booa business ; requiring ;
Email capital. Address A. J. K. , 122 So. 12th
St. , Lincoln , Neb Y 611 6
TOR EXCIIAARH.
FOR CXCHANOn TWO CT.GAR LOTS ON
Ihth nnd 1'Jth ht-i , 12 blocks south of court
house , for choice residence lot or house and lot.
Will assume small Incumbrancc. Address H
51 , Itee. Z 140
TO TItADC. J13000 IN RECEIVERS CnRTIFI-
cates and $20000 cash for a vacant lot In the
north part of the city. Address H 43 Dee.
Z 610 V
FOR nxcHANGE Timnn CLHAR LOTS AT
Foitleth and Dodge sticets for lot on or near
I'nrmm , or tor modern house In dtsliable loca
tion. West Omaha preferred ; would ajiHume
small Incumljrance. Addresa II 47 , lice ollicc.
/-MCU 7
ron SALI : Rn\r , ESTATE.
KOTJNTZi : I'LACn I3ARGAINS , J2.500 , $1,750 TO
1C MO. hee photos nt ICth and Farnam Morse
Uldc. J , J. Gibson , 514 First National Ilk. HMg.
RU-200
HOUSnS , IXJTS. FARMS , LANDS. LOANS-
Gee 1' . Beinls Real Ustute Co , Paxton Lllock.
RU 201
FOR PALE , A LARGE AND ELEGANTLY FUR-
nlbln'il residence , the most desirable locution on
West Knrnam htreet. will be sold at a reason
able price owner about to locate In another
city , Address II C , Ileo office. '
RE MW3
AUSTRACTS. II. II. NEALE , E17 N. Y LIKE
RU M273 30
IURGAINS AMONG UARGAINS. THE SNAP
of all snaps
Delightful i > lKht-room house. Elegant reception
nail with Brate , modern In every respect , east
front , pleasant home for any one. Dcstrablo
locality , west part of the city.
Nine-loom house In the best part of Hanscom
, place Larse lot. Great bargain. M J. Ken-
mtrd & Son , sole agents. 310-11 , J J llrnwn
Idocle. RE-297
SNAPS
J500 , full lot , C0xl24 ft. adjoining Kountzc Place.
$ S.0 S W. corner 27th and Dorcas streets. lOOx
14i feet.
H.710 for two hotifes nt 2710-18 N , 28th street.
lot 61x00 feet.
I2.COO , N. W. Corner 2Sth nnd Half Howard
streetH. 81x120 feet.
56 000 , N. W. corner 23th and Capitol avenue ,
lot ffix 115 feet , S-ioorn modern nonce.
John N. Frcnter , opp P O , HE M385
I
ASTHOLOfiY.
PROFESSOR A , MASERY OF EGYPT. PALM-
Istrs" and astrology , the wonder of the age ;
past , present unit future told 01 no charge , at
'MX Harney St. , Omahsi. Neb , 893 AS *
LOST.
LOST-&T IIEIINARD PUP. 10 MONTHS OLD ,
niiivkerii to name of "Ilex. " Itelurn to G , H.
Pajne , 1003 Georgia ave , and receive reward.
Lost ICO
LOST. FROM RESIDENCE S3t GEORGIA
avenue. March 21. fox terrier bitch , about 4
months old ; blade spot on side ; marked on
head ; black spot at Joint of tall ; suitable
reward. Lost M387 b
LOST , SUNDAY MORNING , FOX TERRIER.
vUru-halrcd. all white except tmall black spots
on front edge of cars near head , answers name
of Larry. Plensu return for reward to Win.
D. Rancher , UO So , 2Cth ave. Lo t 614
I'AW.MIHOKnitS ,
II. MAROVV1TZ LOANS MONEY , 41S N. 1C ST.
219
JIL'SIC , ART AMI
ULORGE F GELLENUECK. IIANJO , MANDO-
Un and BUltui teacher. 1307 Farnam street ,
Tel 238. JOD
iucvciis.
OUR LEADER WHEEL I3 : MIDLAND. $15 ;
blcjeles rented. Omaha Illcycle Co , 323 N. 1Mb
207
KLOCUTION.
PI1YSICAD TIUININQ. MRS. DORWARD. C2J
N , 1911) ) * M108-A27'
DRES MAKINO. IN FAMILIES. MISS
, Btun'y ' , 43U4 JlurJette. M 77 tU
EMPI.OVMKXT. orricn. ,
-
ANY ONB WANTING MAMl OH FEMALE !
help , call Canadian office , 1S22 DoUKlux ; tile-
phone S4. M27E SO
SIIORTIIAMI ANII Tl'I'KWIHTINO.
A. C , VAN SANT'S SCHOOtC 6ia N. Y. L1FIX
20S
AT OMAHA HUB. COLLEflK , ilSTH A DOUGLAS
' J- 203
CHAMPION CARPET CLHA.NI.NO CO , CARPET
beattn , fcoured nnd renovnOfd ; retlttlnR Jind re-
Inylnff carpetn n fpeclaltyr n6w manngcmcnt.
718-720 Soutli 14th St. , OnmhL , Neb. Tel. rM ,
CS3 A17
IVATCHMAICKItS.
WATPIIES CLEANED , 7C ; MAIN SPIUNO.7SC ;
watch crystnU , 15e ; cloekn repaired cheap !
spectacles , ecRlnRse < < , ' 4 prfoe ; ejcs teited frees
work warranted. Ashbel Patterson , Ifill Fnrn'm
S13 M22
SHWI.M ! MAOIIINI2S AXI > SiUl'PMIJS.
NEW HOME , HOUSEIT6tD AND WHITK
machine of.lce , 15U Cap. avo. Tel. ir.74 ,
201
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LIFE INS. POLICIES NOUGHT. W. K. HOLDEN
< jn
Kl'llMTURE ' I'ACKKII.
GET M. S WALKLIN'fl PRICF.S ON FIIRNI-
turo pacUlne , rtp Irlng. upholstering ; matlrcooj
made nnd renovated ; 2HI Cumlnn Tpl 1W.
KIKI1ICAL.
UVDIES ! rillPIIESTER'S ENGLISH PENNY-
roynl Pills ( Diamond brand ) arc the be t.
fife , rellihle Take no other. Send 4e. stumps
for particulars. "Relict for Ladles , " In letter
by return ninll. At druggists Chlchestcr
Chemical Co . Philadelphia , Pa. Mention Itee.
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SIIIEWAT.KS.
SIDEWALKS-ARTIFICIAL STONE , 1IIIICK.
natural stone.V. . J. WelsSans. 30J 3 17lh st.
Ml M5
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SQLICIIOHS ,
L'co Bulldlnu' .
Oimlia Ncl )
Advlco nnd Palunt IUnl (
KKEK
Searles &
Searles ,
fpcclnllstt In
il
und
Atl Private Diseases
and Disorders of Men
, Trcatmcut by mall
Consultation Free.
" SYl'HILLlS '
Curcdf or life.
TREATMENT
TOR ALL FORMS OE TUMALE WEAK
NESS AM ) DISEASES OP AVOMEX.
C.itarrli. all Dlaoasealpf the Nose , Throat.
Chest , Stomnch , Liven lilooJ , Skin and
Kidney Dibcases , Lost /Alanhooil , Hyilroecle
Vnrlcocele , Gonorrlie.lv Gleet. Syphilis unil
AM , PUIVATE UISKASES OF MEN.
Piles , Fistula anil RccUl Ulcers cured with
out pnln or detenUon from business.
I [ right's Disease , Diabetes and Kindred
maladies.
Call on or addrogs with stamp ,
DR , SEMES 8 SEMES.IW
PROF. JOyES : TALKS f X hCJCI.VLlSM.
Milken tlict AililrvHH to tlic Ouinlin
WmiiunN Gluli.
Prof. "AV. A. Jones , superintendent of the
Nebraska Institution for tlio Dllnd , addressed
the Woman's club yesterday by Invitation of
the Department of Sociology. Prof. Jones
treated of scientific socialism , describing ox-
Istins eoclal conditions ard tracing their
evolution , without , however , .pronouncing
upon the Justice of our present class rela
tions , or prescribing a cure for our indus
trial Ills.
The underlj Ing principle of the discussion
was the truth , Illustrated by the .history of
mankind from savagery to civilization , that
the mode of pioducing those things that sup
port life/ / and the method of exchanging and
distributing them determine the status of
society. The usual definitions of the three
factors of production were given , and their
oiganlc relation under the power of private
property was described. It was shown how
such organization had produced the slave
system of the ancient world , the serf Bjstem
of medieval time , and the wage- system of
today.
The handicraft , the manufacturing and
the machine epochs of production were de
scribed. In the first the producer owned all
the factors of production and tlio product
was his. In the last stngo the capitalist ,
owning to begin with two of the factors of
production , buys his labor In the cheapest
market , and then owning all the factors , the
entire product Is his also. The effect of this
fltato of affairs upon the laborer was traced.
After an Interesting discussion of the
tendency of tha time to "socialize" produc
tion , the speaker noted the trend of capital
to combine and concentrate and then ho
showed how the farmer ( s helpless to em
brace the ono or to protect himself from the
effects of the other.
In conclusion the speaker.stated his con
viction that the movement of tiio Industrial
world which ho had descilbed would not bo
arrested , but would pass on till the state
itself should become the great producing and 1
distributing power. i 1t
'
Old I'euiilc.
Old people who requlro medicine to rcgu-
late the bowels and IdJnejn will find the
true remedy In Hlectrlc 1)1 ) tiers. This medl-
cltio does not stimulate and contains no
whUky nor other Intoxicant , but acte as
u tonic and alterative. It acts mildly on the
stomach and bowels , adding Htrcngth and
giving tone to the organe , theieby aiding
Nature In the performance of the func
tions , Hlectrlc Hitters Is an excellent ap
petizer and alda digestion. Old people nnd
It Just exactly what they need. Price 60c
and $1,00 per bottle at Huhn & Co.'s drug
store.
CY rn lull ; CluIi'M A ii mi it I ExhlltK.
The fourth annual exhibit of the Ceramic
club promises to be an 'oVent ' of moro than
usual Interest In locals artcircles. . The
members of the club hive Spared no palna
to surpass all previous .efforts and arc now
flattering themselves that they will succeed
moat admirably. In tha/vay of entertain
ment , the women will servo tea , and each i
visitor who purchases a 'etlrof the fragrant
beverage will bo permitted to carry away :
a cup and saucer , decorated by some mem
ber of the club. The dates fixed for the :
exhibit are April 10 , 12,13 and U.
. ,110 i
No potash no mifferal no danger
in S. S. S. This means a great
deal to all who Icnqw the disastrous
effects of tlieso drugs. It ia the
only blood remedy guaranteed
*
;
8. 8 , 8. forces tlio disease out
through the skin docs not dry up al
the poison to decay the bones , like in
mercurial mixtures do. tc
' I was almost a physical vrrecU , the result of 'e .
mercurial treatment Ul
for blood poison j B.8 B.
Ii a real blood remedy ,
lor It cured mo per
manently. " lloiiry
llolh , 1818South Ninth
Street , Bt. LonlD , Mo ,
,
Boolu tree jaddrwi Swift Sp cflo | Co. , Atlanta. j >
START THE BALL ROLLING
Republicans Open Oily Campaign with a
Mooting in the Eighth Ward ,
BIG CROWD AND ENTHUSIASM RAMPANT
Clintrinnu CorulMi of Clly Committee
mill W. l.\ Ctirlcjtlio I'rIiic-liiH |
SicnUrm mill Tlielr Srnllinciil *
Itrcctic Vluoroiin AiiplntiMO.
The republicans of the Eighth ward Inau
gurated the municipal campaign at Sander's
hall last night with ono of tlio most en
thusiastic and. effective meetings ever held
In the want. Iho hall was filled and the
sentiments expressed by the various speak
ers were applauded with more than ordinary
vigor. T. S. Crocker , the president of the
club , presided , and ho Introduced Chairman
B. J. Cornish of the city central commlttco
as the first speaker. Mr. Cornish's speech
was largely dovotwl to an effective showing
up of the hypocrisy of the fUslonlsts In the
present campaign and his telling arraignment
of the Icglslatlvo combination was greeted
with prolonged cheers.
Mr. Cornish began with the statement that
although It would bo Impcfslblo to have
such a spirited contest as that Iwhlch the
republlcaas have Just passed through without
leaving some sere spots , they had the sat
isfaction of knowing that the ticket they
now presented to the \otors was the best
city ticket that thopeoplo of this city had
been asked to endorse In years.
Referring to the pretensions of the fuslon-
Ists , the speaker said that ono of the duties
of the campaign was to place the Issues
Bquarely before the people and to tear away
the mask of hypocrisy that the popoerats
were wearing. That party pretended to bo
for purity In politics , but It had no sooner
got Into power than It hid attacked the very
principles of our government. The man who
stoto a vote or meddled with the ballot box
committed a crime against our Institutions ,
but the popocratlc majority In the present
legislature had stolen not one ballot box or
the ballot of a waid , but the ballots of
Douglas county. It had thrown out men
who had been fairly elected by the people
only In order to get a two-thirds majority
In the house.
HOWni.I/3 "Hd'ORM" RECORD.
No man who had been a candidate for
ollico last year had conducted n cleaner cam
paign than Senator Kvnns. Outside of his
regular campaign assessment he had not paid
out a dollar to be elected , nor had Jie asked
a single man tooto for him. But ho had
been thrown out simply because the popu
lists had declared that unless their man ,
Jeffcoat , was seated they would nol support
Ilovvell for mayor. And Evans had been
thiovvn out on the- ground that naturaliza
tion papers had been Issued at the expense
of the republican central committee when
they had before them ordeis for elghty-sK
naturalization papers which were signed by
U. E. llowoll as chairman of the democratic
county central committee. And now this
man. Howell asked to bo elected mayor of
Omaha as a "reform" candidate.
Mr. Cornish also called attention to the
Incons stency or the popoerata in regard to
the police board. They passed a law which
declared for a non-partisan board and then
they appointed a board not ono member of
ivhich had voted the republlcin. ticket last
year or was expected to vote the republican
ticket thJg year.
The fus1on.lst also loved to peso as an
anti-monopoly party. They claimed much
credit because they had engrafted Into the
Omaha charter a provision that no municipal
franchise should hereafter be granted unle.-s
It was approved by a vote of the people.
They asserted with truth that this would
effectually prevent any new corporation from
obtaining u foathold In Omaha. But wa It
from the corporation that did not exist or
the corporations that already existed that
the people wanted relief ? The popocrats
had been very zealous to guard the Interests
of the people against corporations that might
como In the future , but tncy had practically
given to the pieaent corporations a per
petual monopoly at the expense of the pee
ple.
POPULISTS JN TIID SADDLE.
The next speaker was W. P. Gurley , who
declared that this campaign was not a warfare -
faro of republicanism agalrat democracy , but
of republicanism against middle-of-the-road
populism. Nearly a majority of the dele
gates In thd populist city convention had re
fused to support Howell because ho was
not a populist. Then John Jeffcoat , who
occupied a seat In the senate that was
stolen , and John O. Yelstr , who occupied a
seat In the house that was also stolen , had
risen to assure their populist brethren of
the excellency of the populism of Howell.
And on their recommendation the nomina
tion was consummated
Mr. Gurley also touched briefly , but ef
fectively ; on the legislative record of the .
fusion candidates. Ho asked whether their ;
record Indicated that they had gene to Lin
coln to represent the people and legislate In
tholr Interest , and ! declared that from first
to last their efforts had been directed to
throw the pic-sent officials out of office and
to Insert themselves In their places.
The most vigorous cheering of the evening
was Inspired when iMr. Gurley paid hla re
spects to the boltera' brigade. "Sometime
agoVad ! the speaker , " .some of my friends
criticised mo severely because I refused to
vote for certain candidates that had been
nominated by my party. Ono of these was
Colonel Mel iRedfleld. But I want to tell
Colonel Redfiold today that I never laid down
the principle that a man who holds a public
oftlco at the hands of the republican party
fhould bite the hand that fed him. "
J , J. Boucher and Harry Brain o spoke
briefly. They referred to the general excellence
cellenceof the republican ticket and con
tended that It deserved the support of every
citizen who desired good government. Fol
lowing them , short speeches were made by
several candidates , among whom were John
N. Wcotborg. A. G. Edwards , Ernest Stuht
and iMyron lj Karr ,
CAMI'AIG.V COMMITTUn.S.
Joint Ni'HNlon Hi-Id to niNCiiNM the
iiutli : > u OullooU.
There vvno a hare quorum present at Inst >
night's meeting df the democratic city cen
tral commlttco in the hall of tlio Jackaonlan ;
:
club.
club.After
After several Items of executive business
liad been transacted , delegations of popullsta
and free BllvoritPH that were In waiting out-
sldo tha hall were admitted. The represent-
ntivea of the three wings of the fusion
ticket then conferred as to the work to bo
done during the coming campaign. )
Chairman Molse was empowered to ap
point committees on ward meetings , speak ;
ers , ratification meetings and other Institu
tions of a political campaign. Ho announced
that ho would name these committees at
later date ,
It was decided to have a Joint cxacutlvo
ommlttco to look after the welfare of the
fusion ticket during the campaign. This will '
onslat of five members from each of tha
llir ? * branches of the fusion party. It will
lold Ito first meeting on Wednesday morning
it 10 o'clock at the democratic campaign ' -
icadquarters , 101 South Fifteenth street.
KcpillillcJlllx ,
The Swedish-American McKlnley club held
meeting last night In Svenska Journalen's
coins , 16J2 Farnam street , The members
vero very late In arriving , a portion of
hem attending another meeting the first
iart of the evening , but finally nearly a
ull attendance of the club members was
iecurd ,
The following now members were received :
Tel Anderson , A , F. Ohlson , Alfred LInd-
lulst , J. A. Johnson , Swan Anderson , Au-
uat Carlson , John S. Schelln , J. P. Jerpo
ind C. O , Mockelatrom.
The republican city ticket was discussed
length , capeclally the candidate for the
navoralty , but no definite action was taken.
The executive commltteo wan Instructed
arrange for holding mwtlngj In the dlf-
erent wards during the present campaign
inder the auspices of the club.
The club adjourned to meet again next
londay evening.
Seventh \\uril ilfiiiihllctiii Club ,
The Seventh Ward llepubllcan club held
short session at Its headquarters , 1213
'ark avenue , last evening , with C. A. Baldr
win In the chair. Short speeches were mad
by Charles llclndorf , I ) , T. Mount , Sam Me-
Lood and others. Upon motion of Mr. lleliv
dort the following resolution wax passed
"Moved , That wo heartily endorse the action
of the city convention held on Saturday lasl
and pledge our united and earnest supporl
to each and every candidate nominated by
the convention. " The meeting adjourned tc
meet again Friday next at 8 o'clock.
Itrpiilillrait Central CoininHtoo Moot *
The republican city central commltteo has
been called to moot tonight.
HO DII1VT MICH MAYOR llltOATCII
1M pe in nil Km at In Therefore Sim-
liriulcil for Thirty In > .
Sam G , Krnst , plpcman of hose company
No. 12 , was on the carpet before the Klro
and Police board last night. Ho was
charged with taking part In political matters
other than to cxcrclso the right of suffrage ,
and using language unbecoming a member
of the department at company quarters , for
which he was suspended from duty March 27
at the request of Mayor Broatch. The In
vestigation occupied the hulk of the ses
sion , and It was developed that considerable
feeling existed between James Ilnrdln. ono
of the witnesses , and tun accused. Ilia tes
timony was to the effect that Ernst was In
the habit of attacking his superior officers
with opproblous language and vplthets and
that ho had been particularly lavish In bestowing -
stowing the same upon Major Uroatch. Har-
dln's evidence , however , was emphatically
rebutted by that of Scott Jackson. Joseph
Henderson , A. D. White and Frank Scott ,
but Krnst was suspended for thirty dajs.
Charge * were preferred against Policeman
McCarthy for entering a saloon while on
duty. Set for hearing at next regular meet
ing , as were similar charges against Police
man Arnold.
Leaves of absence were granted Officers
McCarty , eleven days ; A. H. Burr , flvo days ;
S. D. Osboruo , five days ; Harry Flint , five
days.
The following Invitation from the commit
tee II. S. Wllcox and A. Hospe , jr. ap
pointed by the board of managers , was read
and accepted :
"The TrausmlsslsslppI and International
Exposition Inauguration celebration will
take place Arbor day , April 22. on the expos- !
tlon grounds. The parade will form at Sev
enteenth and Farnam streets at 1 p. in ,
In which your board Is Invited to participate.
Prominent speikcrs have been engaged , and
the exercises will bo of an Interesting char
acter. "
The claim of Helln & Thompson for J35
for a sign destroyed by a hose wagon run
ning to a fire was denied , Investigation show-
lug that the sign was on the odgu of the side
walk , which Is prohibited by ordinance.
AMUSEMENTS.
The audience at Boyd's last night mani
fested much delight with the entertainment
furnished by the Pay tons. The western
play , "Tho Golden GUnt Mln ° , " was pre
sented and bomo pleasing L'peclaltlcs ' and
moving pictures were on the program. The
drawing card for tonight will bo "The
Octoroon. " At the matinee tomorrow "Driven
from Home. "
Scats will ho placed on sale this morning
for the coming ten night engagement of the
Woodward Theater compiny , which will open
at thci Crelghton Thursday night. During
the stay , this well known organisation will
bo seen In n number of new comedy successes
as well as presenting a few of the produc
tions with which It has become Identified.
The usual low prices will be In force during
the Woodward engagement. Matinees will
bo given Wednesdays , Saturdays and Sun
day.
Opening : with a matinee Sunday , April 11 ,
and continuing for four nighli , Solter & .
.Martin's "Undo Tom's Cabin" will be the
attraction at Boyd's.
ADVERTISING 3IKVS CLUU OIIJECTS.
CrltlclMi-n the Stale Fnlr Mnminers'
Treatment of NcvvHiniiier * .
At a business meeting of the Advertising
Men's club held In the Commercial club
rooms vesterday , the following resolution re
garding the so-called official state fair bulle
tin was unanimously adopted :
Whereas , The munag ro of the Nebraska
State fair have seen fit to contiact with a.
publication known as the Stiite Fair Bulle
tin for the two previous consecutive years
for the nlloffcd purpose of advertising the
state fair , to the detriment of nil news
papers In Nebraska and western Iowa ; and
Whereas , It Is understood that they arc
about to contract for another yr > ar with
Homo so-called official oigan ; and ,
Wheipns , Merchants h.ivo boon Induced
to advertise in the same heretofore under
the Impression that It was solely In the In-
toiests of the stnto fair , while it was prin
cipally for the benefit of the publlshci ;
therefore , be it
Resolved. That the Advertising Men's
club requests all merchants and mlvpr-
tlscrs to refuse ta enter Into nny advertis
ing contract with nnv so-called olllcltil
orsan ippresenllng the state fnfr this year ,
nnd that all nevvspipers In Nebiawka and
vvostoni Iowa bo requested to co-opc'rato
with the Advertising Men's club of Omaha
with n view of having the state fulr mnn-
airoment use only regular publications In
advprtlslriK the state fair , as that method
Is the only way of muklns the fair a suc
cess so far us attendance ; nnd bo It further
npsolvcd , Thut the nowbpapers bo ri > -
rjuestrd to demand of the state fnlr man
agement that there be no official state fair
publication In the future.
If you want to be on the safe side , stick
to the old reliable. Dr. Bulls Cough Syiup.
It Is sold by dealers everywhere.
"Cimtor'N I.nut I < 'lBht. "
"Custer's Last Fight" Is the title of a
picture aent out with the compliments of the
Anhcuser-Busch Drawing company of St.
Louis. It Is a chromo-typa print , being al
most the perfection , of the pi Inter's art. It
Is a vivid representation of possibly the
greatest Indian fight In this country's lila-
tory , and the central figure Is the dashing
ind fearleEs cavalry leader who met an un
timely death on that bloody field. Custer
la the only one of his band left standing.
Ml the principals among the chiefs of the
3Ioux arc designated on the picture. The
picture Is a copy of the celebrated painting
f the same name , and the frame Is of whlto
jnamel and gilt , which , with the colors of
ho print , make a handsome ensemble. With
he frame the picture Is about three by four
leot In elze.
Deccbam's Pills for 'Stomach ' and Liver Ills ,
Action WIIH Unauthorized.
The name of Harry E. Easton was pre
sented to the republican city convention lust
Saturday night when candidates for the
lflce of tax commissioner wore- placed In
nomination , Mr. Uiston sajs that this ac-
lon was not authorised and that lie was
lot a candidate for this or any other office ,
P tjton Ilrothern Get Pour Yearn ,
Frank and Emmett Peyton , the met who
convicted of "Blanche"
vero shooting Ken-
ledy , were sentenced by Judge Dukcr yes-
erday morning. They were elvcn four
'ears in the penitentiary.
< - REPUBLICANS CET TOGETHER
Wliat Litllo Disfippointment Existed After
( ho Oonvontion is Disappearing.
READY TO OPEN UP THE CITY CAMPAIGN
Treachery of Ilroateh Han the KITcct
, of Mnkliiir the Tarty Lraitcr *
Peel Snre of I'lectltiR'
- , the Hntlrc Ticket.
Tlio two Decks' campaign that Is to
demonstrate whether Omaha Is to bo gov
erned by cnpablo odlclaU during tlio next
three yoAra or to bo turned over to the tame
clement that dominated In the present legis
lature begins today. The central commit
tees of the various parties will moot at once
and map out the plan ot campaign. The
light will begin Immediately and bo
vigorously contented until the last ballot
lias dropped Into the box tno weeks from to-
morro.v. That It will result In the success
or the republican ticket Its supporters are
confident. The opponents content them
selves with the statement that It li going to
bo a close fight and they icly on repuhllcia
defections to offset the unsavory tecord of
the principal fusion candidate.
That \V. J. Uroatch and a certain clement
among hln following will seek rcvongc bjr
moro or less openly opposing his successful
opponent Is regarded as probable. Several
of his Immediate lieutenants have openly
leclared that they proposed to vote for
llow-pll , and they Intimate that Uroatch will
yet como out by petition os an Independent
candidate for ma > or. Hut so far the
promised desertion of this llroatch leaders has
produced an effect far different from that
which they anticipated. Instead of Injurlnc
: ho chances of Mr. Moorc , It IIBH changed
many republicans who were lukewarm Into
ictlvo vvorkcts for tlio republican ticket
'rom ' lop to bottom. They remember the
.Inlnger campaign , and , although In some
cases thplr personal preferences were over
ruled by the majority In the convention ,
hey now declare that Ilroatch must not b
allowed to defeat a successful opponent a
second time. This Is especially notlcenblo
n relation to the manifesto ot County Cleric
Hcddcld. llopubllcans are unanimous la
lonounclng the action of Uodfleld as an act
of un : alled-fot treachery , the conccquencro
of which will fall on His own head. Even
ils political friends declare that ho has
'orfeltcd tl.olr support and made votes for
Moores.
FORCED ON THn KUSIONISTS.
But any possible defection In the repub
lican ranks Is more than offset by the tre-
nemlotia sentiment against Ed Howell , vvhlih
nsplrcs the better clement In each wing ot
the fusion combination. Howell was forced
on the fuslonlsts by a ruling majority ot
lemocrato , In which the more Influential
members of the party were significantly
absent. His candidacy was crammoil down
the throats of the populists against tholr
emphatic protest and In defiance of the
ilino&t unanimous sentiment of the silver
tcpubllcans. It Is known , moreover , that
: ho democrats propose to sacrlllco the popu-
Ist and silver republican nominees In How-
ell's Interest.
The democratic city central committee ,
which Is practically ruled by Howell , will
jenil every effort to the election of the
lead of the ticket and leave the tall to look
after Itself. This Is well understood by the
populists , and It docs not tend to decrease
; holr dissatisfaction. A dozen of the popu-
Ist leaders openly declare that the populist
party will not bo coerced Into supporting a
candidate of Howell's caliber. They deny
; hat ho Is their candidate , and say that if
.hey are compelled to choose between the
two they will vote for Frank E. Moores
Some of the populists
are talking of a com
bination of the populists , silver republicans
and the bettor element of the democrats
for the purpose of TUMiIng W. S. Poppleton
as an Independent candidate. So far mat-
.ers are In tea chaotic a state for any defi
nite action , but the question of calling a
meeting to take action In this particular is
being seriously considered.
Among the democ/ats Ilowell'a nomination
Is scarcely raoie popular. Outside of the
particular element that
controlled the con
vention the sentiment Is that he was abso
lutely the worst candidate that could have
been selected and the remainder of the fu
sion ticket Is no tnoro satisfactory.
HOWELL'S CHANCES PEW.
That there arc hundred ? of democrats that
will vote the republican ticket Is admitted
on all sides and only a few of How ell's moat
sanguine admirers Insist that he has moro
than one chance Ju a hundred to realize his
ambition.
On the other hand , the republican ticket
Is generally satisfactory to the rank and
flic of the party and to Independent voters
generally. The Integrity and ability of the
candidates aie conceded by men of all par
ties , and the record which they have made
during their present trim Is regaided as
unassailable Taxpayers who are familiar
with municipal affdlis know that during th
present admln'stratlon ' a financial syatem has
been built up In the treasurer's and comp-
tioiler's ofllces that Is stipctlor to any that
exists in any otliei western city. It Is a
system that makes official misconduct Im-
piobabln and nny enibri/lcraent or perversion
of public funus an Impossibility. Thmo
facts Incline hundreds of voters who arc of
different political faith to vote the lopub-
llcan ticket In preference to voting for the
Incompetents nnd political nonentities dished
up for their delectation by the fusion can
didates.
The principal work ot the campaign will
probably bo done through the ward orgaulza-
tlonn. Deginnlng last night , the various
ward clubs wIM bo addressed by prominent
speakers , and the largo meetings that have
been held during the last two weeks Indicate
that the votets are deeply Interested In the
outcome of the campaign.
OHOAM/.IM : r7nt 'niiT CAMI AK.V.
Uejiiihlleaii City Central Cnmniltfe
Heetn anil ineelH OIIIeei-N.
The republican candidates mot yesterday
morning to select the offlcera of the city cen
tral commltteo In accordance with the In
structions of the convention Incidentally the
situation In the various wards was carefully
gone over and a general plan of campaign
decided on. lucre was a marked Imimony
of sentiment among the candidates. The
otflcerH of thtt committee were selected with a
view ta the satisfaction of all elements as
far as pcsslblo. After some discussion K'l J ,
Cornish of the First ward was made chair
man of the city central commlttoo , Charles
Oo. s of the fourth ward , treasurer , Charles
K. Dolndorff , sec-rotary , and 0. A. As'tvvlth '
of the Flfh ward , assistant secretary ,
The sentiment of HIOHO nt the meeting wa
unanimously In favor of an aggicsslvo cam
paign. The rrports from the various waids
vvpro decidedly encouraging and Indicated
that the conditions vvcio favorable for a
declhlvo victory , The republican city
central commltteo will meet tomorrow night
to elect an executive committee and bcglu
actlvo campaign worlc.
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