Nebraska Newspapers

    THE JDKAIIA DAILY liEEs AP1UL 8 , 1S97.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Aili crtliicinpiilfi for thefto columns
ivlll lie tnkcn until 12I.1O j > . m. for tlie
rvcnlnir niul tiiidl s p. tn. for the
ntornltiK niul Sunday rilltlonn.
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licrril clirclc , on 11 lut c iinmvrr nil-
tlreNKoil ti > n ntunlicrril letter In cure
of The llee. Ammcrn no nil lrcN iMl
Trill tic delivered on iircucntntloti of
the olifrk only.
HuU-M , 1 l-Sc n. Tt-oril nrnt Inaprtlnnj
Jo a Ytfttll thprenfler. XultilnK tnfcen
for IM tluiti ISSc for the Hi-it Inser
tion. I'IK'KC nil frtlseiHcn < * innnt ho
run conncciitUely.
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WANTKD-POSITION IN MB AT MAKKET ;
four ye r " experience. AJclrcis C. II. , Ar
lington Hotel. City. A M6ZI &
IVANTHI ) . AN lOBA ! WHO CAN THINK Or
tome nlmiile thltiK to patent ? Protect your
Idea * , they mny bMtiK you wealth. Write Jolm
Wcrt.lerbiirn K Co , Dept. V. Patent Attorney * ,
WiuhlnRton. I ) . C. , for their lKOO prlio offer
anil a IIM of 200 Inventions wanted. 11 1C )
puw KNnnanTia HUSTLING MHN CAN
find ttcntly , prolltuble work with CV r , Aclftms
Co. , Ml Ho. I6tli St. 11-170
BALK8MEN' rOIt CIQAIIB. (1OOD HAl.AHY
and expertpaltl ! ; novelties cHcn with our
cnod.i : experience unnecessary. C , C. Ulnhop
Co . St. touU. IJ-WKO A16
WANTKI ) , A ri.01UST WHO SPEAKS aim-
man ami Kngllslu 18U Vlnton St. n COT
WANTED , A ( lOOt ) MAN WHO UNHEIl-
tnncln nomethlnir about carpenter work , to
work arounJ hounc and make repairs for Ixmnl
nil room. Apply from 0 to 12. mornlnit , 1C09
Callfornlfi ntrcet. H-283
ZIHN WANTIII ) , YOUNO AND MlDDLn-ACJED
to lenrn Imrlier trnile nt the Omaha Dirtier
colleKc ; nncst equipped Institution of Us kind
In the west : complete course eight week :
terms reasonable : cash or Installments ; caller
or write for cataloniie : Inspection Invited.
1317-1119 Douglas St. , Omnlm. D CH M < *
WANTED A DVnnTISINQ MAN OP OOOD AD-
ire ( good thlnir to right party. H 48 , lice.
U-M8178 *
* w WIIKIY : : SAI-AHY AND HXPKNSKS PAID
ilfBimn for clgnra. experience unnecessary ,
permanent position. The W. U. Kllnii Co , bt.
Ixjuls , Mo. B-M633 M5
S AND COUCH MAKKHH
nantril. 1115 N. 25th at. U MC63
aooD APPEAUANCI : . ron
nutslile work : wheelman preferred : must be a
ImMler. Addrrsi H 8. Dee. II MUM S
BAMSMIN. TO SEL.L CIOAHS TO
1100 per month und expenses , experience un
necessary. Peerless Clear Co. , St. Louis. Mo.
11-M673 $
WANTED. MUN IN EVHIIY COUNTY. TO ACT
as private detectives , urdor Instructions ; oxpc-
rl < nco unnecmsnry. Addrcsx UnUcrnal Deteo-
tlve Agency , Indianapolis , Iml. Jl M67J 8 *
HOHSESHOEK WANTED AT 1C11 CASS 8rT ;
for the rlirnt man a itcady Job. B MCG9 S
BAI.USMLIN WANTED , roil CIOAHS ; | } 5
weekly salary and pxpenson ; reliable hoiiso ;
experience unnecessary. C , a. Morgiin . Co ,
1'ort Wayne , Iml , 1J M671 8
AVASTKD FEMAI.K HUM1.
ron GOOD AND nnspicTAnin oinrj ? CAI..L ,
Bcand. Y. W. C. Assn. Home , 2018 Davenport.
C-831 A10
WANTED-nXPEUIENCED SALESLADIES 1512
DouRlan st. C358 10
WANTED. OIIU , FOR GENERAL HOU E-
v > otk , must be a. good cook. 1130 So. 2Sth St.
C-C09 7
WANTED-PUEPAnEIlS IN THE MILLINERY
department. Inquire at Boston store.
C M61C 8
_ _
20 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
halftone mid line drawing for Illustrating-
permanent workxG16 Paxton block.
WANTED , EXPERIENCED NURrro TWO
children nnd tn assist In light second ork.
reference rcfiulred 161 Park a\enuo , Council
IlluffH. C MW5
WANTED TWO INDIES TO SOLICIT TOR
one of the beat nelllnfr articles on the inai-
knt. Must Rlvo reference. Call at room 14 ,
Frenzer block. C 038 8
WANTED , OOOD COOK AT 2321 HAHNEY ;
goo < \ WOKPS to rlsht party. C 461-7
WANTED , YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN OEN-
eral housework. Apply 1520 North 28th st.
vnu
HOUSE.IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O. K. Divla Company , 1505 Parnam D 171
HOUSES , 11ENEWA & CO. , 108 N. 15TII ST.
D 172
MODERN HOUSES , C. A. STARR , 023 N Y.LIPE
D-173
CHOICE HOL'riES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
the city , (5 to JOO Fidelity , 1702 Farnam St.
D-174
HOUSES , WALLACE , BROWN BLOCK. 1CTH
nnd DouRlus. D 17
HOUSLS , COTTAGES & hTORES , ALL PARTS
of city. Itrennan , Lo\e Co , 430 Paxton block
D 170
IIOVINO HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS ,
On ) Van & Storage Co , 1415 rarnam Tel 1K9
D-177
LARGE LIST. M'CAGUE , 1STII . DODGE
D-152
HOUSES , PLATS. OARVIN BnOS,18l3 PARNAM
D-17S
HOUSES roil RENT. HEMIS , PAXTON 11LK ,
D-179
I > ARGn LIST. M'CAGUE , 15TH & - DODOK
D-1SO
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON , COI IIEE TKL 717.
I1-M630 A22
TURIC1NGTON COS BEE BUILDING
D--1S1
POn RENT , DETArilED 8-TtOO.M , MODERN
hou e , nice Hwn. 2C11 PU-rc < i St. D-472
FOR RENT-FINE ItEHIDCNCR WITH BARN
and MrK < i Kroiunli. en Par ! . A\rnue.
Strictly imi'lrin Hat and tlrrcs In the new
I > a\lilie buildingJpposlln city hill
John W , IlnMiInt , asent , 1SC3 I'nrnam St
D-OTO-A10
10 ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE WITH BARN
mid Inrue. well nhmln.1 Rrounda , llnel > loc ili-d ,
J3J. John W. lloliblni , asent , I'M I'm mm St
D IC3
UKNT-HOUSE OP TtN ROOMS ; MOD-
cm romtnlemex ; COH DouKlii" < t , M-'ry hnndy
to buslir 3 , Inrjulio of D , T Mount. 2 ( S.
IClh t. H-J1W3
4 AND 0ROOM MODERN PUTS. 1112 3.
llth D M2cfl 3 *
TEN-ROOMED HOItgi ! , MODERN IMPROVE-
mi nil , 1M1 C'nsx itrcet. Inqulro It eil hotel ,
B. O , D rOU-5
IO-ROOM FLAT DOUGLAS NEAlciTJI.
rrn. atoiim brat. Iii'iulro Llndiulxt 3I > > S. 1'ith.
i-Mir. 10
10-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE.V1LL SELL ,
fuinlturo : InKi * pay In room nnJ bo'trd J. J ,
Glbsnn , 511 I t Nat'l bnnk. D-SJS7
BOOM MODERN HO1IPI5 , M7 N. 18TH ST.
12-iooiu mndrin LrloK ho'icc , nllli bain , 24B
C'jiss HI. $31
T roinii modern Hat , 700 So. Kill f2)ifl )
( iiium moKin Hut 1I11A Paclllu (13 SO.
W , B. Mrlkle Room Ml , Pr ! t Mat'l BankDC1J
D-C1J
TWO TEN-IIOOM HUH 1C HOUSES NO SO !
Knd 110 No 2W. Inqulie ! 1I N , Ril D.-CIS
10.ROOM , M oTE flN D ET U' 11 uT > HOURi :
HftlKlnir illnttnrej 1SJW. ( Inrvln I'l" * . . 161J
rurnnm l. I-Mio5
rou HUNT KUIIMSHKII HOOMS.
BTEA.M HEATED ROOMS. TELPPHONP AND
nil coin tnlrniM : rates iCHKcmbl. ; . run.It Urfi-
iltnce , 211 S. UIM St. E-TCC
KoTritENT NICELY Ft'HNIhllED BOOM KOR
Krntleman In prliato fimlly ; referencet re
quired. IS10 Copltnl ANP. n-Mll7-All'
I NICELY UBNlisTlKD BOOMS HOUSE-
Kceplnff. 1112 fl. llth. K M2 7
801'TH ' PRONT BOOH. NICELY ITRNISHED ,
13 00 month , famuli room. S3 CO , Ul Hownrd
K 2S3
DESIRABLE I'URNISH ) : ! ) BOOM , 1911 DOl'CJ.
la * . U' tCJ i
MJRNISIIED BOOMS ; HOUrfEKEEPING 2 3
Et. M ry' . U-M iO l !
ItOOMK KOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING 193 !
Doujflus. E-MC7J i
KOOMS rOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING 1 IS
U- MUM
AMI UOAIID.
LA HOC bOUTH FIIONT TAIILOU VOtt TWO ;
Loanl , ntere Miubl& The ! ( < . ZOJO 1Crnei
ruiiMsunn IIOOMS AND IIOAHD.
( fontlntieil >
DEPinAHLH HOOM3 AND BOAnD. 211 TIJ
st. p
THH MEIIR1AM , 4JTH AND DODGE.
F-M133-A10
FRONT ROOMS ; FIRST CT ASS HOARD ; REA-
enable rates. 1724 Douglfti. F M271 8
NICE ROOM AND BOAUD. 2013 D6UGLAS.
rURNISIUJD ROOMS , 2H1 DODGIl T-MC02 11'
up.BKAUTIFUL ritONl ItOOMJ liOAM ) !
13 50 up. S14 North 10th. T MC22 ! !
DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD : BEFER-
ence . 202 N. 18th. l'-MC33 8
rou un.NTxj.\riiiMsiin ! IUIOMS.
B CHAMBERS FOR RENT. MAN AND WIPE ;
Olty water ; wa te pipe. 419 N. 17th street.
0-835
J UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 1112 S. 11TII.
O-M2S3 8
roil nnNTsToiiK < Axn orricns.
FOR RRNT THR 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
at OH Pnrnam St. This bulldlni ; has a fireproof
cement Ktsement. complet * steam heating tlx-
lures ; water on all floors ; eas. etc. Apply nt
the olllco of Tin Bee. 1-S30
AGDNTSVATBI ) .
WANTED-AGENTS. 173 PER MONTH AND
expense * paid active men If right ; Koods sold
by sample onlrr simples , also horns nnd car-
rlajje furnished free. Address Jobber , Box M03 ,
Boston * Mass. J 1S2
WE PAY PER 100 OR Be TOR EACH NAME
with correct addresn In Nebraska ( outside of
Omaha ) and surrotmdlnjr Mates. Send ine for
blank book and Instructions to I ) . II S. re. .
lOi S. 15th St. , Omaha , Neb. J M771-A20
WANTED , AGENT IN EACH COUNTY TO SOlicit -
licit poster advertising amongst bunlnesi men
of their town and surrounding to ns ; big
money : no capital required ; send 4 cents for
mmplcs. Addrem II 60 , Bee. J MOM 9 >
Moxnv TO io.\NnnAi. USTATH.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Lo\o Co. , Pnxlon Block ,
W 150
ON OMAHA PROPERTY. 1/nVEST RATES ;
building loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co
WE WILL HAVE J2CO.OOO TO $300,000 TO LOAN
In April , May , June and July on first-class Im
proved Omaha property In sums of IICOO to
tlOCO ) : want applications at once , lowest rales
pn best loans , ridellt } ' Trust company , 1792
Fnrnam St. W l S
IK PER CENT MONEY" TO I/AN ON OMAHA
property , Nth. farms. W. B. Mclklo 1st NeTl Ilk.
ANTHONY LOAN * TRUST CO. . 313 N. Y. M
quirk money at low rates for choice farm lands
In Ion a , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. rarnam Smith . Co. . 1320 Pnrnam
WANTED. OOOD FARM LOAINS IN EASTERN
Neb. It C. Peters & Co. , U. S. Nat. Bink bhlg.
W MtU t'l
FARM LOANS. ONR TO TEN YEARS ! I/W
est raus. Oarvln Bros. , 1613 Parrtam B _ . ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
O 1' . DaIs Co , IMS Pnrnam St. W 19 *
310MJV TO LOAN CIIATTKI.S.
MONEY TO I.OAN ON PURNITURE ,
hornoc , waffon , etc. , at lowest mtes In clly :
no removal of Roods : strictly confidential ; jou
can pay the Inan off at nny time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
JOS So. 16th St.
xws
MONEY TO I.OAN. SO. CO 90 DAYS : FHBNt.
turj. pianos , etc. Duft Green , room S , Barker blK.
IIISI.MSS CIIA.NCES.
WILL SELL AT SACRIflCE. THR WELL-
cqutppetl foundry anil machine shup at Grand
Inland Tor particulars address 1' . M. Wales.
Troy , N. Y. , or George B. Bell , Ornnd Island ,
Neb. Y MC37 A1E
I did not know where I might find
The niche that nature for me hadj
I took my pen and freed my mind
The answer came through Bee want ad.
( E. A. R. )
-WANTED TO KENT.
SMALL FAMILY DESIRE UNFURNISHED
rooms for light housekeeping ; references ex-
chanced. Addreai , with location and full par
ticulars , II 63 , Bee. K 11678
STORAGE : .
OM.VAN & STORAGE. 1415 FAUNAM , TEL 1559
M 18J
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
108-910 Jones. General storage and forwarding.
WANTED TO BUY.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE AND STOVr.H.
Urown'B , 103 S. 14tli. N-MC15 Ali *
CASH PAID FOR OLD FEATHER DEDS. U
G. Doup , 1M7 Nicholas St. N M787 A20
PIANO. C. F. HARRISON. N. Y. ? .
FOR SAMS HORSES , WAGOXS , KTC.
FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE CLOSE CARRIAGE ,
Burrey 2 seta douhle harnesn , side-saddle ,
hdn.0 coders , lap rohca , etc. also Stelnway up-
rluht piano ; nil In good order. Inquire 014 S.
29th a > cnue , city. I1 MCiO 8
KOR SAI/I : MISCKLLANEOUS.
HARDWOOD CRIBBING , HOG AND CHICKEN
fence , cheaper than "all wire. " C. It. Lee , 901
DouBlaH Q ISa
CHICKEN , HOG AND LAWN FENCE : ALL
wire ; cheaper than wood. Wlro Works ,403
So. 14th. Q-JIG MJ
BEST SEED SWEET POTATOES. $1.23 PKR
bbl. : all sorts. Address Theo Williams. Omaha
tj M158
INVESTIGATE , THE FAMOUS BORN STEEL
range , fl holes , complete , J22 SO. llronn'ii , 102
So 14th. Q-MG14 A13
WEUSHANS , FITTER. DOS S. 17TH ST.
Q in 350-m3
WALS1IAN8 STONE FILTER. = 03 8. 17TH ST.
Q M3M m3
THE CLOTH. TRIMMINGS AND FIXTURES
of the Ltmilon tailors will te sold to the hlsh-
e t lililder nl Ihe Omaha Auction Cotnpiny'a
looinii at 103 8 litli bt. . on Thursday , April 8 ,
at 10 u , in Call , examine- and make a Mil
Q CU 7
5 WAGON LOADS OF BROKEN OYSTER
shells for ralo M-iy cheap Amcrlcin Penil
Button MfB , Co. . 802 8 10th at. Q-MKJ 9
FOR SALE , 8TEREOPTICON AND MAGIC
I. intern oulllts und cameras , nought and sold
and exohniiK" ! ; "end for baiBaln lift of 1 000
non nines. Richards & Birch , 200 Nlcollet
n\onue. Mlnneatwill" , Minn q HCT7 11 *
FOR SALE. HANDSOMB ST BERNARD PUP.
four monthn old. 1'or particulars mldrccs H 52 ,
Bee Q-MG77 8'
3IlSCii.r.A.VKOB9.
CONTBAC1OR8 AND DOILLEUS OF OIL. GAS
and nrttflan ell . C. H. McCrnuly & . Co ,
Neode ha , Kan. R-MS70 A24
.11 \ SS.K , 1IATIIS , IVl'C.
MME SMITH , 1617 HOWARD , BOOM 6 : MAS-
nuke and Hteam batlm. T M67i > 14 *
MRS nil LFON , ELEnniC MAf > 3\OE BATH
pirlon : restful and curutltc , 417 So , llth bt ,
up > talr . 1 MM1 ll
IMRS : ( XAI. .
roil DENTAL WOIUC GO TO DB SEYMOUR ;
louts ! cliarKOj ; nnrlc Ruarantttd. i'ilnl > > ex
traction. vx > NJimct U-MSIJ Ai4
? 3 CO-lirpTURE CUBED TILL ilAY 1ST FOR
li'iCO , no pain , no iletcnllou from liutlncn , we
lifer tn liundrcili o ! patlfnts cund The O E.
Mllltr Co. , 93Z-3 New York Life Bldj , , Omiia.w .
U \w \
VIAVI FOR UTERINE TBOUBLES. 3IC-S BEE
BUS , ph ) lclin , coniultallon cr health hook
fix o. U 1ST
nvrilfl. MASSAGE , M.VK POhT , 31 i , b I1TH.
MI8S TKIiniLL HAS IIBMOVKD HKII UIIKhH.
niiiklni ! parlor * to ! Jflujr. . Paxton hlock , ICih
trecl elevutor , UM46J Afc *
OMAHA DENTAL COLU'.Gli , IZTH S. PACIFIC
Slii Toitli MUM with told. amalEum. Ill ) , gut-
Upercha , ceircnt and platen madn for rctt of
iuut rtal only. 1 elh extracted and cleure.l free ,
U-U9
I CURE WRINKLES. BALDNKSS & SPPER-
lluous hulr. Sit Chamber of fommerve Tiu Co.
IJ--MMJ U
OUH TREATMENT 13 1X R LADIES IUCCLU-
rlvel ) * > ew U > lut Initltutt , > l > ait I 214
IJc * bulldlOf. U--MJUM3
FOR SALE HALF INTEREST IN FAIRMONT
Tribune. Price 1300 : &o cash nnd (10 monthly.
Norman Jackson , Crete , Neb. Y 000
MEAT MARKET , ESTABLISHED 4 YRS . AT
a bargain. J. J. Gibson , 511 1st Nat'l bunk.
Y 360 13
LEASH AND FURNITURE FOR SALE ; BIO-
Kcst and beat family hotel In city ; location
central ; full of boarders. J. J. Gibson , 514 1st
Nafl bank. Y 333 13
FOR SALE , CLEAN STOCK DRY GOODS. LO-
catcd In line residence and good Imsineai town
of B.OOO : piling ca h trade established ; favor
able terms If taken quick. H , if. Snyder ,
Canon City , Colo. Y MCOG 10
roil
FOR EXCHANGE TWO CLEAR LOTS ON
18th and 10th Sts , 12 blocks south of court
house , for choice residence lot or house and lot.
Will assume small Incumbrance. Address II
11 , Bee. Z 140
FOR SALE OH TRADE FOR LAND , 103x124 FT.
N. E. Cor. of Sherman ave anil Locust St.
Address Thos. Fitzgerald. Inaipendence , Mo.
/-cm a
FOR SALnREA ESTATE.
KOUNTZE 1'LACE BARGAINS. 12,500 , J3.750 TO
18 500. See photos nt ICth nnd I-'arnani ; Morse
BldB. J. J. Gibson , 514 First National Bk Bldg.
1UJ-200
HOUSES , LOTS. FABMS , LANDS. LOANS-
Gee 1' , Bemls Real Estate Co. , Paxton Block.
RE 201
FOR SALE , A LARGE AND ELEGANTLY FUR-
nl hed residence ; the most desirable location on
West Farnam street ; will be sold at a reason
able price , owner about to locate In another
clly. Address H 5. Bee office.
RE MM3
ABSTRACTS. H. II. NEALE , 517 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-M273 SO
BARGAINS AMONG BARGAINS. THE SNAP
of nil snaps
DcllBhtfnl elBht-room house. Elegant reception
nail with grate , modern In e\ery respect , cast
front , pleasant home for any one. Desirable
locality , nest-part of the city ,
Nine-room house In the beat part of Hanscom
plate. Larao lot. Great bargain. M. J. ICen-
nard & Son. sole agents. 310-11 , J. J. Brown
block. RE 2ST
SNAPS
J'OO. full lot , D0xl24 ft. adjoining Kountze Place.
JWO. S. W. corner 27th and Dorcas Btreets , lOOx
115 feet.
$1,750 foi two houses at 271C-18 N , 28th street ,
lot 8190 feet.
$1500 , N , W. corner 23th and Halt Howard
streets. 84x120 feet.
$0,000 , N. W. corner 25th and Capitol avenue ,
lot CCxllS feet ; S-room modern house.
John N Frenzer , opp P. o. BE M3S3
ASTROLOGY.
PROFESSOR A. MABERY OF EGYPT. PALMIstry -
Istry and astrology , the wonder of the age ;
past , present anil future told or no charge , at
:020 Hurney St. , Omaha. Neb , 893 AS *
PAWNBROKERS.
II , MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N. U ST.
210
FOUM ) .
FOUND-A STRAYED HEIFER. RED WITH
white spots Owner can ha > e her by pus Ins
for this advt. and Identifying same by calllni ;
on J , E Heel , DeBolt , Neb. Found-CCJ-S *
l TO IIOHROW.
tWOW ON IMPROVED INSIDE RESIDENCE
property. Address H 49 , Bee. C40 7 *
OBESSMAKINO , IN FAMILIES. MIS ?
QtunV 4:04 Burdettc. MJ77 10
MUMl ) , AIIT
GEORGE F GELLENBKCK. BANJO. MANDO-
lln and guitar teacher. 1S07 Farnam street.
Tel 233. jco
KLOGUTIOY.
PHYSICAL TRAINING MBS. DORXVARD. C23
N 19th. M103-AI7 *
I3MI IOYMIJ > T
ANY ONE WANTING MALE OR FEMAI.E
help rail Canadian olllce , Uil Douglas , tj'.e.
phone Ml M2S ! ,11
SI.\CHIMS AM >
NF\V HOME , HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE
machine pfflco. 1114 Cap. u\v. Tel. U74.
! 04
MIIDHTIIAM ) AM ) TYI'KWIUTI.VG.
A. C VAN SANT'S bCIIOOU 511 N. Y. LIFE.
201
AT OMAHA 11U3. COLLEGE , 16TI1 & OOUOI AB
JO
CHAMPION CARPET CLEANING CO , CARPET
beaten , scoured and renotal'd , renttlno ; and re-
liylns carp > ts n fpeclnltyj new manisement.
71S-7TO South 14th St. , OfflaJw. Neb. Tel , t .
iITaTSu c5 A17
\VATCHVWKKRS.
WATCHES CLEANED , TTWIVAIM SPRING.75C :
watch crystals , 15c ; MfKb wmlred chenpr
tpectaeles , ejeBlnsses H.nilce ; eyes tested free-
work warranted. Ashbel Pallerson , 1EH Fnm'm
, S92 M22
i.irn INS , POLICIES BOUa'n'f. w. F. HOLDEN
20S
OET Tit fl. WAl.KUN'fl J'UlrT.3 ' ON rtmNI.
ture pacldne , npolrlng upholstering ; maltreisej
made nn < l renovated ; 2111 Cumins. Tel nil.2J3
2J3
8IDKWALKS.
SIDEWALKS ARTIFlClAti STONE. I1U1CTC ,
natural ton . W. J. Welshans , 303 S. 17lh nt.
Ml MS
AOOOUNTAM' .
H. c. ntrnn , PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT. iei ?
I'arnam. M6I2 MC
lllCYCI.KH.
' ( HI MODEL 1CO FOWLER COMBINATION TAN-
ilem , for $75 ; New Midland , $33. Omaha Bicy
cle Co. 78
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SOLICI10RS ,
( Jmalia Neb
AUvlco nnd Pntonl lloolc
I'HEE
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaven | UURLINGTON & MO RIVER | Arrl\es
Omaha | Union Depot , 10th & Mafconbts. _ | Omaha
R:3.iin : ; Demcr Exprocs 3.35am
lt3pm.Ilk : ) Hill ? , Mont & Puget Snd Ex. 4-O'i'in
C&pm Uoiucr Express I.Mpm
7OJpm : , . .Lincoln I- cal ( ex. Kun la . , , . 7:4"ipm :
S.&pm..Lincoln Local ( ux , HunJnj.30.1m
Lcivcfl ( CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & Q | Arrl\es
Omnlii | Union Depot , 10th & Mason Sts | Omaha
5.03pm Chicago Vestibule ( ToOani
9:48am : Chicago Exproo 4 15pm
7.50pm..ChlcaRO .V St. I.-ouls Express. . . . S.2i.im )
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AMUSEMENTS.
The Payton Comedy company appeared In
"Driven from Homo" and "Braving tlio
World" at Doyd's yesterday. The bill for
tonight will bo "A Much Married Man , " a
comedy In which the Paytona claim to be
at their best. At every performance the
moving pictures are shown by the trlugrapb.
Opening with tonight's performance , when
a now comedy , entitled "Three Silk Hats , "
will bo presented , the Woodward Theater
company will Inaugurate a ten-night season
of low-priced amusement at the Crelghton.
A largo advance sale would Indicate that
this familiar organization is still popular.
A number of additions have been made to
the cast since the company's last appear
ance , among thcso bclnc little Marls
Snowdcn. "That Cheerful Liar" Is under
lined for tomorrow night , while "The Oc
toroon" will bo the Saturday evening bill.
A special souvenir matlnco will be glveu
Saturday ,
noyd's theater will have Baiter & Martin's
"Undo Tom's Cabin" company as the at
traction next week , commencing with Sun
day matinee. It seems strange what a
hold this old play has on tbo public , but
when It Is well mounted and presented In an
acceptable munner no American play Is Its
equal In drawing powers. Saiter & Mar
tin claim to have engaged a largo company
and to have surrounded tbo players with
an abundance of special scenery and ef
fects. In order to giro tllo scenes a gcn-
ulno southern appearance a troupe of Ala
bama pickaninnies have been engaged , who
will appear In ( ho plantation scones In
songs and dances. f i
ELECT MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
Results of the Annual Contests in the
Nebraska Towns.
LICENSE MAKES GAINS IN THE STATE
Seternl IMncen Formerly Ilnti OH the
1'rolillilllon IMnn AVI1I lit * 1'ro-
tlded ivlth Salootin
| the Co in I UK Yrnr ,
ALBIOM , Neb. , April 7. ( Special Tclo
Bruin. ) Albion poca dry. Arista Hnrrla , no
license , wag elected mayor and llobcrt 1'at-
UITBOII and Horbcrt Mi nroneon , both no li
cense , wore elected councllmen.
AnLINOTbN , Neb , April 7. ( Special. )
The followlnp wore elected : Henry W.
SchoettRor , Fred Echtenkamp , O , K.
C. H. Linn and J , C. Dlackburn. It Ute
to bo a license bcnrd.
AUIIORA , Neb. , April 7. ( Special Telo-
Eram. ) The nonpnrtlsan ticket waa elected
as follo\fa : Mayor , Q. W. Curryj clerk , J.
D. Cunningham ; treasurer , J , P. Chapman ;
all re-fleeted ; councllmen , J. P. Porljcs ,
William lluthcrford and U. J. Ilonln. LIcense -
cense was submitted to a yea and nay vote ,
and resulted In a tic. The question of
whether the city should have a curfew or-
dtnanco vtas decided In the afllrmatlvo by a
largo majority.
HANCHOFT , Neb. . April 7. ( Special. )
Thcro were two tlckcto In the field. The
election reaulted In a majority ot two In
favor of high llcenso and the victory of ono
populist , ono democrat and three repub
licans named below as trustees for the en-
uulnji year : P. 13. Darber , populist ; J. B. L.
Carey , democrat ; F. II. % 1'ark. a. H. Kan-
son , IL and John W. Watson , republicans.
I1ATTLR CHEEK. Neb. , April 7. ( Spe
cial. ) The election of town odlcers was a
complete populist victory. The successful
candidates \\cro : W. B. Puerst , C. K. Han
son , C. A. Lamport , Samuel McCallstor and
W. A. Vcnablo.
UBATUICB. Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) The
republican victory was owecplng. The Black
Casio Drynu club hail pasted a resolution to
the effect that the club would put no ticket
In the field , but would assist In a citizens'
movement , hoping thereby to draw strength
from the republican ranks. The result
fehowo how vain was their hope. Walter
Scott , city treasurer , led the list with 742
majority , followed by Judge Brown for
mayor with 577 and Harry Harper for clerk
\\lth a majority of G73. There Is a probabil
ity that under the Incoming administration
there will bo changes In the ofllco of water
commissioner , chief of police and street
commissioner.
DCEMER. Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) W.
II. Loughton , Charles Qrunke , John Steotzel ,
C. K. Decker and John Nellor were elected
village trustees. All are republicans. There
was no party Issuo.
HIJNNINGTON , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. )
The republican ticket was elected for vil
lage trustoea , as follows : Henry Arp , M , 11.
Frederlchsen , Clauo Oft , Bggert Oft , Gustav
1'aul.ion. Pretlerlchsen and Faulsen were on
both tickets. Peter Bunz and Peter Man
gold , who composed the balance of the citi
zens' ticket , were defeated.
BLAIR , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) The entire -
tire city ticket Is republican with the ex
ception of two councllmen , and the. repub
licans re-elected two members of , the school
board. The council now stands five repub
licans to three popocrats and ft republican
mayor. Tbo school board stands four re
publicans , ono gold democrat and ono free
silver democrat.
CALHOUN , Neb , April 7. ( Special. ) The
city election resulted as follows : L. Crounse ,
republican , was elected mayor over E. N.
Gernell , democrat , by 1 majority. L. Clascn ,
democrat , was elected treasurer and Will
Slevera , democrat , clerk. In the First ward
Henry Jlpp , republican , was cycled council
man by ono majority , -and In the Secont
ward H. H. Conclmum was elected.
'CLAY CENTDH , Neb. , April 7. ( Special , )
There were two tickets In the field ; the
republican and citizens' reform , the- latter
composed principally of populists. All ol
the republican nominees were elected bj
majorities of from thirty to forty. The
day was rainy and cold , and a light vote was
polled.
COZAD , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) There
were two tickets In the field for village board
of trustees license and nntl-llcenso. The
contest was very close , and resulted In the
election of three on the license or citizens'
ticket and two on the temperance ticket.
ELWOOD , Neb. , April 7. ( Special Tele-
grom. ) The following named persons were
elected village trustees : S. B. Yeoman , P.
W. Perry , T. G. Reynolds , W. R. Patrick
and A. M. White. While there was no Issue
on the question , the board is probably
against granting saloon license.
EXETCR. Neb. April 7. ( Special. ) The
election passed off quietly. There were two
tickets , a straight license and a non-parti
san. A mixed ticket was elected as follows :
A. D. Cookus , non-partisan ; W. L. Bill , peo-
plo's-llcenso ; H. A. Greenawalt , pcople's-
llconso ; J. L McLcese , people's-llcense ; R. R.
Williams , non-partisan. License received a
majority of two votes.
PAIRPIELD , Neb. April 7. ( Special. )
A very light vote was polled. There were
two tickets In the field , ono labeled prohibi
tion , the other free silver. All the candi
dates were opposed to license with the dlf-
forenco that tbo prohibitionists proposed to
make war on bootleggers and drug store
whisky. The following were elected , all by
close margins : The free sllvcrltes elected
A. B. Palmer , major ; II. A. Roberts , clerk ;
A. H. Latzke , treasurer ; Z. H. Rlggs , alder
man ; the prohibitionists elected C. M. Prlck-
ett , surveyor ; J. A. Shlveley , alderman.
PALLS CITY , Neb. . April 7. ( Special. )
Something over COO voten wore polled , The
entire citizens' ticket was elected as follows :
J. H. Miles , mayor ; E. E. Mettz , treasurer ;
C. C , Davis , clerk ; J. W. Towle , engineer ;
J. E. Loyda , police' judge ; Cue Neitzel , coun
cilman First ward ; C. P. Cain , councilman
Second ward ; IL. A. Ryan , councilman Third
ward ; W. H. Crook , T. P. Sullivan and W.
L. White , members of the Board of Educa
tion.
tion.FREMONT
FREMONT , April 7. ( Special. ) Complete
returns for members of the school board
elect MIfia Lucy Grlswold , republican , for
the short term , and Andrew 1'etereon. , re
publican , and E. W. Martin , democrat , for
the long term , There Is considerable dis
satisfaction over the count In some of the
wards. The ticket was not arranged In good
shape , the candidates for both the short
and long terms being grouped together In
alphabetical order. Thcro were two to bo
elected for the full term anfl ono to fill a
vacancy. U 1s said some votes were cast
for three candidates for the long term and
counted. A recount may be had , though It
Is doubtful If It would affect the rrault ,
FULLERTON , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. )
The election was quiet. The republican
ticket waa elected as follows : Mayor , J , W.
for Bnfants and Children.
Hie Fac-simile Signature of
Appears on Every Wrapper.
. . .
YMI CKNTAUH COMPANV. TT IJUHHAV * THKKT. NKW OBK CITY.
McClelland ; clerk , H. fi. Wilson ; treasurer ,
W. W. Harro ; police Judge , John 1'ortor-
field ! councilman , First ward , W. 11. Weeks ;
councilman , Second Tnl , Theodore C. Koch ;
councilman , Third ward , Lretcr Olenson.
GOTHENBURG , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. )
A largo rote was polled , although It
snowed and rained until noon. The follow
ing were the candidates and votes received
Bert nillngsnorth. 69 ; C. 1) ) . HotchUIss , 43 ;
John J. Jci.r.lngs , 77 ; Frank Miller , S3 ; n.
O , West , 62 ; T. L. Carroll , 32 ; Hnno Folkera ,
CO ; II , Janscn , 60 ; F. A. Lundcon. 67. For
saloon license , 69 ; against , 49 , For f 10,000
system \\atcr works , 44 ; against , 69.
OUAFTON. Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) The
following board of trustees wai elected : W.
H. O'Donncll , Samuel Longncckcr , John
Keenan , John Knhm , sr. , J , F. Hlchcson.
It Is probably a license board. Every mem
ber ( s a populist ,
OHHTNA , Nob. , April 7. ( Special. ) The
newly elected board te : Lon Peterson ,
Hans Peters , Jr. , P. J. LanRdan , A. J. Spoth-
maannd P. J. Mclla. Politics were net a ( ac
tor and the board all favor licensed gnloona.
There will ng-aln bo three saloons hero this
season.
HAY SPRINGS. Neb , , April 7. ( Special. )
The town election was a hotly contested
ono. It was a fight between the populists
and the republicans , In which the repub
licans won.
HEI1HON. Neb. . April 7. ( Special. ) The
city omcere elected nro : C. M. Sutherland ,
mayor ; W. D. Oalbrnlth , treasurer ; Oonoway
Leeiloru , clerk ; W. K. Benjamin , cuglucor ;
and J. F. Gates , police Judge.
HOUDIIEGE. Neb , April 7. ( Special
Telegram. ) At the clly election hold yester
day , the temperance ticket was elected from
top to bottom with nvajorltles ranging from
75 to 112. TJio officers elected wore : Dr. T.
J. Theodore Miller , mayor ; Frank Parsons ,
city clerk , Potcr Peterson ; city treasurer ,
Olio Olsen , englnoecr ; E. U. EInsol , council
man , Second ward ; S. P. Carlson , councilman
Flrt ward ; Board of Education , T. M , Hop-
wood , Q. Norburg , P. A. Sundbury. The
question of voting license was submitted and
no license received 128 majority.
HUMDOLiDT , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. )
The election held ) ester-day was Interesting
on account of the voting by separate ballot
on Uie llconso question. License carried by
92 majority. A. H. Fellers was re-elected
mayor by two votes. The councllmen elect
ed ere : F. H. Linn and II. K. Davis ; clerk ,
W. J. Davis ; treasurer , F. II. Buttcrfleld ;
police Judge , II. T. Hill ; caglncor , I. M.
Chafflrr.
KKNNAIID , Neb. , lAprll 7. ( Special. ) The
following were elected to serve as village
trustees : J. M. Parker , Joseph Rosenbatim ,
C. T. Berry , William Dulancy and E. L. Tiff-
nay. Out of about 100 qualified voters there
were only thirty-eight votes cast , which cost
the village a trlllo over 43 cents a vote. The
board stands for high license , although some
doubt exists as to there being a saloon here
this year on account of the difficulty In securing -
curing the lequlied number of signatures
of resident property owners to au-
thorlzo the board granting a license.
LINWOOD , Neb , April 7. ( Special. ) At
the village election yesterday the regular
llceiiso ticket was elected. Four of the old
board were ro-elected. A dark honso com
bination attempted to defeat the regular
nominees , but was unsuccessful. Occupation
tax was voted down.
NELIGH , Neb , April 7. ( Special. ) Yes
terday's election resulted In the selection of
William Campbell , mayor ; Robert Wllbon ,
clerk ; William B. Lambert , treasurer ; C. F.
Boyha , engineer ; T. Everson , police Judge ,
and P. E. Gofscker , O. AI. Anderson and J.
C. Plotcher members of the city council.
Whllo political lines were not drawn , all
arc republicans , and none arc prohibitionists.
In every cato the majorities were largo.
The mayor and city c'erkcro re-elected
and the othens are newmen. .
NEWMAN GHOVTJ , Neb. , April 7. ( Spe
cial. ) G. W. illandall , George C. Johnson ,
Ed Johnson , J. A. Nelson and B. F. Witt
\ \ ere elected trustees ot the village.
NIOBRARA , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) The
village election , -was a littlemoro
cxoltlng than usual.the contest being on.
ono of the nominees , C. Stein ,
who Is an outspoken legulatlon
mcmbei. The vote stood Stein 41 and
Nelson 38. Mr. Nelson , is a candidate for
Indian , agent at Santee agency , and he
believed than this would strengthen his
chances. The balance of the ticket was as
follows : John T , Lindsay , Jr. , G. G. Bayha ,
S. Draper and D. D. Martlndalo. It is a
license regulation board and especially
against the sale of liquor to Indians , the post
year having been one of considerable auuoy-
anco In this direction.
NORTH LOOP. Neb. . April 7. ( Special )
The questions of license and occupation tax
were all that entered Into the city election
this year and even these had been but llttlo
dlscu&scd. The vote was light. The fol
lowing board of trustees was elected : G. L
Hutc-bins. , E. M. Wellman , F. B. Robins ,
G. H. Colby , George Worth. The new board
is understood to bo anti-license. No licensed
saloon has been operated hero for many
years.
OAKLAND , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) The
paat year has seen Oakland without ( saloons
and the city and school treasuries without
money. Yesterday itbo temperance ticket
was defeated by a good majority. Fred
Uhllng , mayor ; John Johnson and Walt
Hcgglund , councllmen on the license tlck"t ,
were selected , whllo Valentino "Neumann ,
police Judge ; W. A. Meyer , clerk , temperance -
anco candidates , were elected. J. C. W.
Kline , city engineer , and A. L. Neumann ,
city treasurer , endorsed by both parties ,
were elected.
ORD , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) The fol
lowing were elected : F. Mallory , nntl-II
cense , for mayor ; W. li. Carson , license ,
clerk ; John Work , license , troasuior , and
A. W. Gass , license , engineer. Two license
aldermen and ono anti-license were elected ,
leaving the council the name as last year.
For itlio school board © . D. Ayrcs and John
H. Johnson , both antl-llcenso , were elected.
OSOUOLA , Neb , , April 7. ( Special. ) The
majority against saloons lant spring was
forty-one ; the majority at the election yesterday -
torday was nineteen In favor of saloons
Thcro was but ono ticket in the field.
ST. PAUL , Neb , April 7. ( Special ) The
city election passed ofC very quietly jcaler-
day , thero' being but one * tlcknt In the Held.
License carried by s majority of 03.
SHELBY. Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) 1,1-
cense carried by forty-four to twentj-flvo.
Charles Krumbach and Fiank M. Lelbco of
the citizens' ticket by petition and Kniunt
Rogers , Dr. Metheny and Henry Huckfeldt
of the nonpartlsnn ticket were elected They
all favor having a saloon. Shelby will also
uavo electric lights.
STERLING , Neb , April 7. ( Special ) A
full vote waa pollexl. The anti-license ticket
was elected by an average of eight voleH J.
W , Carter was chosen as marshal , over G. N.
Rotten.
SUPERIOR , Neb. . April 7. ( Special )
City officers were elected as follows Mayor ,
II. LeFebcr ; city clerk , W. W. Hopper ;
treasurer , W. W. Kendall ; councllmen ,
Jamca C. Gllmore , M. H. Mattlilesen , W F.
Allen ; mombcru of school board , J. C , Car
penter nnd I. Campbell.
SUTTON. Neb. , April 7. ( Special , ) The
election rc-iultcd In the re-election ot J , J.
Bonekempor by forly majority. The follow
ing were also elected : Treasurer , A , W.
Clark ; clerk , W , B Thompson ; councllnipii
Plrst wanf , M , Wittenberg ; Second ward ,
N. H. Holland ; board of Education , A. C.
Burllngamo , Jacob Beck. Tliu board Is for
high license.
SYRACUSE , Neb. , April 7 ( Special ) The
people's ticket was elected. A ? ot of trus
tees were nominated by petition , but all ot
them were defeated t > y maJorltlcM ranging
from nine tn fifty. The bgard-oluct is ,
Hnnry Rlcf , Jolm H. Helutand , J. H. Arcndd.
M. C. Joyce and A. Walt. It Is rumored
that a libel suit will grow out of the election ,
ULYSSES , Nth . April 7 ( Special ) Tlio
election passed off quietly , Four out of live
of the high llceiwo ticket were o"ccted , the
fifth man tying with ono on the temperance
ticket , The following weru olooted , II ,
DIors. A , Martin. A. D. Richie , E , L.
Rhodrs , W , F. iMoIono and S , UUioileo.
WAYNE , Neb. , April 7 fSpoclal Telo-
iram ) More votes were polled ycsteiday
han at any previous city election , t'.io con-
: est being over the election of members of
: bo school board ; 310 votes were polled.
J. P. Uacrtnnr defeated E. D. Mitchell by
a majority of sixty for the two-year term
and W. H , Bradford defeated R. C. Oaborn
jy a majority of sixty-six for the one-year
: erm All four are republican * . J , J. WIN
lams and C. 0 , Flchor were elected for
.hrco-jcar terms and A. F. Brenner for the
; uo- > car teim. II , Ley was elected mayor ,
E , Laugulln clerk , L Roe treasurer and
A. T , Witter police judge. J. H. Gollwas
elected councilman in the First ward , Ran
I'Vazltr In tbo Second and D. C , Main In
the Third.
WINSIDE , Neb. . April 7 , ( Special , ) John
Billet , L. 8. Needhtm , D. J. Cavonaugh , A.
Woodward end Frank Welble wore elected
trusteei Frank Browt-r , marshal ; Walter
, clerk , nml A . B. Cherry , treasurer ,
for the ensuing year.
WISNER , Neb. , April 7. ( SpeclM. ) The
vlllaga election passed off very quietly hero
yesterday , resulting to the choice of n solid
democratic boartl of trustees. The succe w-
ful candidates are : Sylvester Emloy , Adolph
needier , William Brectzko , Owen Kane and
John Klnzol ,
WOOD RIVER , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. )
The following wcro elected trustees ; K. T.
Rounds , S. iA. Shcrrerd , Martin Dlcfcnderter ,
W. W. Mitchell and A. C. While. There
were twcho other men , but none of them
cnmo within fifty \otes of being elected.
YUTAN , Neb , April 7. ( Special ) The
following wcro elected : Mayor , A , W. Pndgot ,
silver-democrat ; treasurer , C. I ) . Rtilil ,
gold-democrat ; clerk , O. F. Pctor. repub
lican ; councllmen , J. F. Mony , republican ;
J. D. Phillips , republican ; F. P. Montfonl ,
republican , A. J , McDcnnot , silver-democrat ,
License carried.
! > > of Until nt
WIN3IDE , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. )
After eight days of almost steady rain th
sun has Just begun to Rhino again , Th (
heavy rains have taken oNery pnrtlclo ol
frost from the ground and beaten down threads
roads so tint a tow dajs ot wind and sun
will make them bolter than they have been
all winter. Many bridges wcro washed out
by tlio rapid rising of the crceka nnd many
others settled so as to bo unsafe for crow-
Ing. People ha\o had to drive many miles
out ot tholr way In order to get Into town.
Some have been mired down and broken har
ness and bugglrfl are not uncommon.
.Measles Is epidemic In town among the chil
dren and many older people have had th
dlsoaso In a serious form.
linn * from Hebron.
HEBRON , Neb. , April 7. ( Speclal.Snm )
Tull and George McKnlghts. farmers living
south of the city , engaged In a quarrel over
some cattle of the latter. Tull broke Mc-
Knlght's arm In two places with a club.
"Frenchy" Sarnolsetto had a horse stolen
yesterday morning from the south part of
town.
Father Boll of Crete Is assisting Father
Potrasoh In the forty hours * dovotlonnl serv
ice at the Church of the Sacred Heart.
FlnilH HIM Hotel on Klrr.
WrSNHR , Neb. , April 7. ( Special. ) A firebug -
bug attempted to ot nro to the Wtonor hous
Inst night by placing a bucket of coin natu.
rated with kcrowMio umlor a window In the
basement. The proprietor , F. J. Buck , had
Jus.1 retired , nnd smelling burning pine , ttmila
an examination of the promise * , discovering
the llro nnd extinguishing It with a coupla
of buckets of wnter. There is no clew t
the guilty party.
Hey Klllril liy n Clrc-nlnr Snw.
NORTH BEND , Neb. . April 7. ( Special. )
Martin Dodge , n 12-j ear-old eon of Mra. L.
II. Dodge , living ncro's the river , was sawing
wood this morning with a circular saw , when
the band became detached , nnd tlio wheel
broke. A portion of the wheel struck the
boy In the shoulder and neck , severing the
Jugular vein and killing him Instantly.
Throe- Year * for AMNIIII | ( .
AURORA , Nob. , April 7. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Frank Maxwell , convicted nt this
term of court of nwault , wan rcntonccil to
day by Judge Seilgwlck to three years In
the penitentiary nt hard labor. The act WHB
committed at Glltncr some months ago and
the victim was n 16-year-old girl , who 1 *
about half-witted.
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Given AViirnlnjr 'Notice.
OMAHA , April 7. To the Editor ot Th
Omaha. Bee : I wish you would insert an
Item -warning the pedestrian that wends hti
weary way out South Twentieth street near
Lcavcnworth , at about 12:30 : at night to ba
moro careful In ) throwing his gun Into a
stranger's face and declaring ho will shoot
his head off , for every person he meets has
no intention of holding him up , nor have
they any desire to test his shooting qual
ifications. Plcaso advise him to take some
thing for his eyesight , or else leave nlono
that latest air ship craze booze , or bo and
his gun -nlll have their downfall. Signed
by the MISTAKEN FOR ROBBER.
PAIIAGUAIMIS.
P. W. Llttlo , Jr. , has. returned < o the Bar
ker.
ker.H.
H. Ma-ion , Now" York , Is registered at the
Mercer.
P. Roes , Los Angeles , Cal. , la stopping at
the State.
A. J. Livingston , St. Louis , Is stopping at
the Barker.
C. B. Thompson , a Broken Bow merchant ,
is in Omaha.
Colonel John S. Hoover , Blue Hill , Is a
Barker guest ,
C. E. Yost left last night on a short trip
to Des Molnes , la.
Juilgo H. M. Grimes , North Plaits , was in
the city yeBteidny ,
E. O. Spielberg , Now man Grove , Is stop
ping at the Meicer.
J. W. Williams , Rapid City. S. D. , Is reg-
kteied at tlio State.
II. G. Burt , formerly of the Elkhorn , left
jesterday fnr Chicago.
L. J. Simmons , a newspaper man at Harri
son , is a. vloltor In the city.
B. H. Towio and H. M. Goodwin , Chicago ,
die stopping at the Mercer.
D. Grecnhut has gone to Chicago on a
fortnight's visit with relatives ,
N. S. Hnrwood , president of the First Na
tional bank at Lincoln , Is In the city.
J. II. Brown , J. J , Bclnap und II. M. Glflln ,
Hastings , are icglstercd at the Barker.
G. W. Box , Norfolk ; J. Cot , Hampton , and
W. A. Fox , David City , wore In the city last
evening.
Pat Clark , Wakelleld ; J. Hoffman , Valen
tine ; D. D. McTnggart , Utlca , are Ncbias-
kans at the State.
I. S. P. Weeks. D. C. Woodrlng , C. P. Ol
son , A. P. Hyntt und C. C , . Shelby , nil rosl-
dcnU of Lincoln , are In the city.
J. II. McOlay , C. W. Pierce nnd Charles
Wlrta , Lincoln , were In tbo city last night
attending the Lo > nl Legion banquet ,
W. II , Thompson , who was on Tucjilay ro-
elccteil major of Grand Island on the fusion
tlcl > ct , Is In the city receiving congratula
tions of fi lends.
Hirry Join-son , accompanied by Mrs Ar
thur Johnson , loft for St. Louis last night.
They will rcluin within a neck , and Mis.
Johnson will malio Omaha her home.
J. E. IIouU , Lincoln , who Is said to ho
olatcd for the position of collector of inter
nal revenue for this rtlttilct , wns In the city
ye-atorday und visited the goveinineut build
ing.
ing.Dr.
Dr. Eugene May of Wflfthlngton , D , C. ,
spoilt last night In Omaha , kavlng thii
morning for Fremont wh-.io IIP delivers a
lecture upon BOIDO of the observations maJo
during his extcnulvo European travclx ,
Nebrnskarui at the hotel.1 , E I'latt nnd
F. D Crawford , Ooncva ; \ Newcomb. Kear
ney ; T B. Irwln , O. and D , W. Motrltt , Gor
don ; B. E. Field i , Fremont ; W. Beteson ,
David City , Jo L Codlngton , Auburn ; C , F.
Ballaid , Ilavelock ; Henry R. Goring and
H W. Cook , Platlsmouth ; W. L Wilson ,
Nebraska City ; H. H Ixiughrldge , Crawford ;
J P. Johnsr/n , Kearney ; W , B Larlson ,
Wayne ; A. E Hubbard , Valley ; L Mlttel.
stadt , Norfolk ; J B , Ferguson , Lincoln ; C ,
SI. DcjK > y , Do Solo ,
lonpf.my tliroat was
niled with sores largo
lumps formed on my
neck , and a liorriblo
ulcer broke out on my jaw , aaya
Mr.O. lI.EIbert.whoresidustitjcor.
22d Bt. nnd Avenue N. , Gnlveston ,
Texas , lie was three tlmei pro
nounced cured by prominent phy-
fiiclnns , but tlio dreadful disease al
ways returned ; ho was then told tlmb
was tha
onlycuro
Ills hair
hnd nil
f a 11 u n
out , and ho was in a sad plight ,
After taklncr ono bottle of 8,8. H.
ho bepan to Improve and two dozen
bottles on rod
him completely ,
eo that for more
thanslxyearaliQ
has had no sign
of tlio disease.
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