Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1892, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS | will bo thken until 19:30 p. m., for the evening a0 untll §:30 p. m, for the moraing or Sunday edi All ndvertinements in these t a 106 first insertion, and 10 cents a (ine thereafter, ot £ per line per month. No dvertisement taken for Tesn than 23 centa for the first insertton. Terms,casn in advance. Count about 7 words o the line. Inl Ualn, flures, symhols, ete,. each coont ns & Word Al Rdvertisements miet rin consecntively. Adver Aisera, by requesting n numbered check, can hav thelr ietters addressed to & numbered lotter {n care OF THE RER Answers so addressed will b delly ered on presentation of the el ADVERTISING FOR T ES will be taken on the above conditions ness houses, who Are author Uces At the anio raLes as can main tia Branch Offce No. 20 N street, 11th and Mason stroots 115 Caming street 10t atroe i715 Leavenworth W. Boll, pharmaeist Farnsworth, pharm Hughes, pharmoctst, (24 N Satterfield, pharmacist, &' pharmney, 2th Farnam SITUATIONS WANTED. TATES 150 a line first time and 0c a line there After. Noadvertisement tuken for loss than 25¢ A A gENT MAN HOLDING A RESPONSTBL position In & Targe packing house office desires. on ace T Loo elose confinem other position of trust In Omaha, ment would n Change desire WANTED POSITION AS CLERK clal husiness of rallrond ofice by an experio ann; refercncos glven. Address M 08, Beo. 81 ;,( 10N BY AN BXPERIENCED LADV stenograpiier; besi of roferences. Addreas 3 10, PED, SITUATION BY YOUNG LADY 10 house for a widower or ns traveling com- n; enn furnish good reference. * Address for one woek M i1, Bee office M WANTED--MALE HELP. 150 & line first thne and 10c No ndvertisement taken for a line thoer loss th nat after. o, T3 WANTED, SALESMEN ON SALAIRY It COM misslon to handio the new patent chemical ink ieil. The greatest selling novelty ever eraxes (nk thorougly In two seconds: apers 200 €0 500 per cent profit: one went's sules amounted (o 201 slx days, another €2 In two hours. We want one general agent in ach state and torritory. For terms and full par tleulars nddress Monroe Kraser Mg Co., LaCroxse, Wis.. X i = B SANIED ATONCE, 23 HARNESS MAKERS 2 heavy and light | , stoady work wunr antecd to good, sober n Address,” The Ko: Baddlery, d54 81 ul, Minn 3 CITY ¢ Dsinger sowing ma ernsing Abrasion of t. 1 ANVASSERSSALARY PAID WE! it ofiice. 1516 Doukln, it WL 128 WEEK onth PEIL '“ 12 TAILORS WANTED, $i2 oy 0 por Job. 1 eutter wante Ceeuniseh M £'g Co., Tecnmsoh, Nob, Bi JAVIED, | FIRST-CLASS Davis & Cowglll 2 AGENTS WANTED FOR THE WORLD'S FAIR dsouvenir. Exclusive torritory given. Samp We. Sent on recelpt of price to any nddross, World's Fatr Souvenir Co., 5 N. Y. Life Building Omahia, Nebraskn, 45 2 Iding. B L OR_AD M55 FIE Biyavuen Bl ¥ Vernmi fron Works,! [ FIRST (! yed? o at once B VANTED, A MA> tence in loan husinc must be willlng to work for a s T0ncs On Hbom 20 Continontal bloek B NANTED MAN OF ABOUT 10 ¥ work, wood board, liberal pay. Bouth Cmnha. B, Lsiwr san braskn Shirt Co. n WANTED. Canada nurseries. MACHI CANV ASKERS NIV NTED. CALL UNBM Write YOU A CATHOLIC? ARE YOU WL you work for §18 por week? 37 R. Gay, 194 Madison st.. C M6 MOS0 M 8083 SSMEN FOR NEBRASKA Myiab TRAVEL FOR OUlt & Wellington, Maqt RATES. after. (s quired WAN s n line first No udvertinemen and 10c & line thoro- faken for less than 2 COOK: B REFERENCE 1E. nett, 404 N 2nd streot, AsS Mrs, L M. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE 3. 'W. Loomis, 1014 8. 50th avenuo. ( FI0L00 A MON' ling “White's Lilly “White's Toilot O GOOD SALARY G ndy who will do_writing for me ut hom dress In own handwriting with addressed and stamped envelope, Miss Edna L. Smythe, South Bend, Ind., proprietor of the famous Glorla Wate MEG00-25° FOR GENERAL HOUSE cook, washer and 1ro of tha ANY Ad TO (,WANTED A GikL, work: must’ be good Apply 2022 Capitol avy otve Instru new house March 1 J okkeepl B. Smith, fo m.u 18 ONE EXPERIENCED COOK ne experienced housckd ily competent persons need WITH REFEIL with refor poly. 224 N, sl WITH Call at once, (oA YOUNG G, work and care of ¢ th st. (LA GINE FOR_GRN amall fumily 0 ASSIST ildren HOUSE 2110 § 819 A GOOD GIRL FOR Tarney ERAL HOUSEWORK ERAL HOUSEWORK 70 Mason strect. M IN (oWaANTED, ) WORK FOR BOARD AND room wnd learn drossmaking, Woges paid if trade loarned. Mrs. H. C. Mosos, 2235 Farnan M 4 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOABD; Continued T DESTRARLE - ROOMS AND HOARD ONE arge room saltable for two of three gentlemen 514N $id T T ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE aren suite: all modern eonveniences: Arstcinas bonrd. §18South Mth street M0 i“ LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH Al mrmu man and wife with board. 2047 Dodge st._857-8¢ FOR RENT -UNFURNISHED ROOMS. nd 10¢ # line theroaf. for less than SR FROM 1 Pricos away do THS 150 8 1o No ndvertisome t ping xton block 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS yusekeeping, 1613 Dodge st BOARDING. 150 8 1ine first time and 100 a line there. No advortisement taken for loss than 2ie. © after. HEULLMAN HOUSE, 1310 DODGE, FOR GOOD OAFd, NICET FOOMA, cOTver Fates and 1o ation it cannot be excolled. Mrs. Horn, proprietor 01 M 10* FOR RENT--STORES AND OFF‘ICES. RATES 15c after. No ad 1 FOR RENT, STORE, 1118 JACKSON FOR RATES. line first time and [0 line FOR RENT, THE (STORY BRICK BUILDI U16 Farnam stroet The bullding has a fire proof 't basement, compiete steam henting fixtares, water on all the f0ors, gAs, ete. Apply at the offic of the Bee. 918 1021 HOWARD, FRONT OFF CENFRALLY LOCATED Hutohinson & Wead, 1621 Douglns. FOR RENT--MISCELLANEOUS. RATES. after. 150 a1 No ndve FALMS TO @ first time and 10 tsement taken for 1ess than 2 MUIRRA TRENT. T l IMPROVED FARM OF 0 ACRES, 10 MILES of west ot Omitha. Hartumun & Rovbias, 40 Bue bldg WANTED TO RENT. ¢ u lne first time and {c a_lino th after. No advertiwement taken for less tian %o T FORMAN AND WIFE FU WNISHED 10US M modern conveniences, give location. Address M 5, e Ml RENTAL AGENCIES, no thor STORAGE. o 1ine first timo and 10 a line theront- No advertisement taken for loss 1 M. DRV, CLEAN AND PRIVATELY STORED furniture. Ouiabia Stove Repuir Work, 1207 Doug ter. WANTEDvTO BUY. st e and 1o u line thero- No advertisement taken for leas than 2c. T FURN) BOUGHT, Wells, 1111 Farnam st SOLD, STORED. Tilo . 15HORSE POWER PORTABLIE hotler, mounted on trucks and in good conditian State lowest cash price. Address M 47 Bee. ) T WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR NEBRAS farms. Co-operative Land and Lot C. 16th streot. Within 100 miles of Omaha. M N WANTED 10 BUY SALOON FIX] cash. Anton F. Dworak, Burwell ECOND-TAND FURNITURE, HIGI puid. Boston Furnlture Co.,603 N. lrith 1 k2 BUY, TYPEWRITER; STATE fowest. cash pri ¢ TED TO & how long In use and RM OF Harrison, 412 N RE COMPLETE FOR_FOUI KOOMS: & now and first-clnss. C dnesdny cvenings between 7 P, SADDLE horse wanted in exelinnge for § s bieyele. Koom i Board of Trade. >—A GOOD 8§ saddl port st (VICEABLE BUGH and single harness for sale. AT ter. QFoR sALE A G $1L Inquire at 2014 Charles st (l’ PATENT FOR proved Ash Sifter st., Brooklyn, N. Y “lhen aave 1o tirst time and e a1 Na nt taken for less L MILK _COW. SALE. SUDLOW'S 8. Sudlow & Son, DOOR Counell Counell MY (L FOR SALE. COUNTERS AND ¥ACI R T AT Blafry Savings bank Blufts Q “HUNTING OU '|'H'|'qu~v, un, decoys. ete. Address M5 1% KIMBALL ORGAS CASHL Ath st. Boe. BN CONVE Address HOUSE, ALL u HROOM MOD iences, 9 blocks from p stoftice. ime and 100 a lino nt taken for 1oss than THREE NEW 71 ttages with bath and seweruge, at and r Wobster and 50th streets. Reduced to h. Henry W. Vates 12 ]) & 5ROOM THOUSES $10 0 #13; BEST RES \dence flat 1n city. Mead Tyt Co., 442 oo Uidg i) HOUSE 10 ROOMS, ALL MOD- \ts, §30 per month; 524 and Far \oruns 2 JOM, 2STORY TtoR rext orn improve nam. Dextor L. I) FOR RENT, 0-ROOM HOUSE, WITII s and 1ange it desired, all fo good condition Joeation near 20th und St Mary's - avenue. Price Tensonables speclal terms glven” o the right darty Inguire 2012 Faruam st, or G. B Tzschuck, Boo Ollice. 820 '] NEW 6ROOM rovements v ¥lgutter, room'§, o MODERN M. Apply C. 8 ]) WHOOM HOUSE, 20PH AND DAVENPORT, il conventonces, §25.00 per wonth. . K. Dur Mg, Barker block 0 2 ROOM HOUSK, MODERN IMPHOVE nable, 052 N. 2th ave. Apply i Mn.n tatlor, 21N, 16t st ]) NICK 1 ROOM HOUS and soft water, $5.00. B0 Webster st 1), ARUOM HOUSE 215 DAVENPORT STREET, very chieap o first class tonant. Buggs & Hill 1 st 53 ) FARNAM SR ND CPWARDS Davis company. 910 FI0 ARGE LOT, blocks from HARD motor, -2 CUMING M7 b COTTAGE, AND 108 ¥ D, o W per month 10 HOUSES, §.00 A The 0. ¥ .D SHOOM HOUSE; MODKRN; 552 8 22D ST 125 ke KOOM KUK et Bar afte l‘u 1o u lne first thae and 100 o ino ther No advortiaoment taken for Lo than e G502 ST, MARY'S AV K 4 ROOMS, HOUSEK FURNISHED ROOM nable. ALL CONVENTENCES. Apply 5575 Harney st ME2-4* LED, STEAM HEATED Lonvenworth street bath, ole. FRONT 8 T3 N 28T Mt 5 SECOND uitable for single gentloman Jut board, 122 8, Bth stroet. 25 1B UANISHED KOOM WITH BATH, 1 MONTH %100 Farna, W . GELY FURNISHED FLAT, 5,408 T ROOMS YLIT Howard at.. id f00r. MBi4 T J FURNISHED ROOMS FOR COLOKED GEN emien. 198 Wb st 85 20 18D, FU’IH!IHED ROOMS AND BOABD. RATES 15 a line frat tin nd 100 & loe ther after. No ady Ken (07 loas thiun e } DESICABLE ROOMS AND BOAKD; BERER cuovs. 1822 Chicako bt METTH R PHYSICL can find o « ‘ation by adaressing & b, Ml £15° ~ CLAIRVOYANTS. 15¢ 0 1ine first time and 10 a 1o thereaf- o advertisement tuken (or les than Zic. Qo ARKIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, W0 Drevelatic Ciunl s the world Legrave, dead trance clalryoyant, strologist palmist ‘and lite reader; tells your life from the cradle to graye: unites the separated: causes mar riage with the one you love; tolls where you will succeed und in what busine ped for; has ted Egyptian b uck and to y bad Infinonces ipera all private aint . baths cohol tren Send 2, lock of halr. pam: dute of birth and recolve scourate life cents in stampy for clrenlar; give initinls arry: ulso photos Of sama. Office 1007 o, first floor: hours, § 0 9p. come_all, and be convinced of this M4 M 4 MRS NANNIE V. W RREN, U:\lll\n\,\\l: relinbic business mediuim, f1th your. at 119 N. it L, Mrs. Dr M. S, MRS MARY FRITZ Nty 1 tranc o 2 Tuture. medium: ind “150 % 1ine first time and 100 a loo thero No advertisement taken for less than ¥ TMADAY E LA RUE. MASSAGE TREATM ENT 41 So. 1tk 8L #rd H00r Hat 4. MR 4t MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO THENR wal baths, scalp and hair treatment. manicure and chiropodist, Mrs. Post, 81953, 15th, Wichnell bl 3 VISIT THE ONLY FIRST ( pariors in Omaha. over 6l 8. 15(h st. M MADAME SMITH. 151 DOUGLAS STREE room 7,4 BOOr. . Alcobel sulphus and sea baths ASS ¥ilr T MASSAGE. PERSONAL. aftor. Ui hotber for information interesting to hi tlon about ilm thankfully recelved — MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. RATES 15 aftor a line first timo and 100 a Iino (hers Vo advertisement taken for leas than 2ic BEFORE BUYING A uow scalo Kimbull plano. 4. Hospe 1ot Doustar i Vil ¥ GELLENBECK BANIO TEACHER, with Hospe, or 32l N. Ioth stroet. 8rd floor [ MONEY TO LOAN---REAL EBTATE HATES 1 after. W & Jno first time and 10c & line (her No adyertisement taken for loas than 2o 2D MOBTGAGES. MOOWE, A. 401 BEE BLDG, Alllunh\ LOAN AND TRUST €O., 318 N. V. lend at 10w rates for cholce security on | Nobrasta or lous faruis or Ouiabis cily property THE MONEY TO LOAN---REAL ESTATE. N Continued. OMAHA W, LOANS THE UNITED STATES LOAN AND [nvestment Co. sell thelr investment bonds on small monthly payments wherehy the 0w ners are pabled to obialn loans from the company. The enrnIngs of the bonds aro Iarge and by this method horrower saves interest and at the end of the i hias & handsome snrplus for his inves THis comPANY 18 OPEFatod on & vOry CONSErvative And_economical basis. Al earnings of tha com pany are mutual. For full particulars write to the secretary, rooms 61 and 602 Bee bullding, Omata, Neb. MTI8 40 TV TOANS WALHARKIS, It 20, FRENZEIR BLK VW, HOANS ON IMBROVED AND UNIMEL OV [ city property, .00 and apwards8 108 per cent No delays. W. Faroam Smith & Co., isth & Harney T “' MONEY 10 LOAN ON OR SHORT timo 1 sums of §500 1o §10,0 1 investment Company Mutu W APPLY 10 J. T LOVETT FOR 3 money; only first arity, 220 8, 15th. 05 “ R CENT F MORTGAGE LOANS, Wlenard . Pattorson. | W, GHAs w bldg. City on hand REAL ESTATE LOANS. PAUL, 1600 AINEY, §l5 OMATIA NAT. I Ortgages. Lowost rates. Mone MElT W owanten AT ONCE LARGE AND SHALL loans on unimproved Omaha property A fmproved loans on rosidence property. kidelity Trust Company, 1614 Farnam St." 6482 TV, H100.00.00 TO LOAN AT ONCE ON OMAHA tmproved proporty or vacant lots. Fldelity rust Company, 42 ON ~REAL ESTATE, LOWE The 0.F. Davis company. 14 ¥io €O, BEE BLDYC W REAL BSTATE LOANS, § 10 7 PR CENT no additional ehargos for co 118sion or attor W. B. Melkle, First National bank bldg, ney's feos. “ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE AND COLLAT torul notes and morteages bought, Reod & Solby, #4 Board of Tra ) W 32 BROWN BLK. T i‘ MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVI property. low rates. A. C. Frost, Douglas bi'k WILL n cIry Vo room 1, Cont MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. LOANS, G, G, WALLAC Z "LOAN MONEY ON_ANY KIND OF Fletly confidentinl. A ntal block. RAT after. 50 n line first time and 10c o line th No advertisemont taken for less than 2 " MONEY TO LOAN BY B F. Nouseliold goods. planos, organs, horses, mules, wagons, ete.. at the lowest possible' rates without publicity, removal of property or change of pos: soxslon. ‘Tlme arranged to suit the borrower. Payments of any amount can be made Ay any time, reducing both princtpal and interest, thus giving patrons all the benefits of the partial pay. ment plan. Call and see STERS ON @ when you want a_loan, or If more telophione 1621 and your, business acted at hom Joney always on hand: no delay lowest rates: husiness confidential B. K. Mastors, R. & Withi an ho no publicity; 5th and Harne ¥ furniture, ete, 1. 20,Continental bik. ORSES, PIAN Sheely block ON B RNITU I( 2, ] Keystone Mtge. Co, room %8, Terry, ¢ 483, Ramge. I DAILY halr_ ornaments BEE HAIR GOODS. RATES [5c a line Arst” (e and 100 & fine there after. Noadvartisement taken for foss than ARGESTSTOCK IN ENTIRE WEST; THEAT. Jrical wien and beards o J!uu-xnny Wigs, banes gwitchos, hale chaing,'ofd. send tor caralogue Mall crders sollcited. DAWES, 111 8. 1 56 st., Omaha. PR TOEAL EADIES HATR DRESSING PAT Tors, switehss, DANKS. Wiis. toupoes, Jewelry and {n SGOR: wian 1o Ordar, specinl 00 10t st. g 0T, 15 K20 em—————— et Sy PAWN BROKERS. ;e and 10e a line there takon for less than 25 attention given mail orddry 3PN ¥ MARTI REMOV®D 0 107 S 1 1 M 110,001 SNYDER'S LOAN OFFICE, JRET N MOHLE, OFFICE 1311y FATNAD STOCK WINTERED. i RATES “1ic lino st tme and 10 & line tiere Wfter. No advertisement taken for 1oss than FORSES AND COLTS FED AND on farm two miles of Omaha Tith stradt. Tel, 150, from § 1o month M2 F ~ MASQUERADE COSTUMES, ETC. RAT fhor. No advortisement tak ADIES & GENTLEM rnde costumes at 114 S Lith 4118 MASQUE “Golden Eagle storo. 950-m3 tronted soven yoars ago have 1892 A Written Guarantee to CURE EVERY CASE or MONEY REFUNDED, Our cure 1% permanent and not a patehing wp. Cav cen & symptom can treat you by gonrantes to cnre evor By describing case fully mall, and we give the samo stron orrefund all money. Thoss Who profer to come hers for trentment can 4o 8o and wa will pay milrond fare both waysand hotol bills whilo hore if wo fall to curs We Chinllenge the World for & ease that our MAGIC WEMEDY will not cure. Wrlte for pacticniars and getthe evidance, [n our seven vears' practice wit his MAGIC REMEDY 1t has boen most diffentt to Overcomo the projudioes Azainst <5 called spooifles Bt under our strong guarantes thousands ara teying itand betng cured. We guarantes to curs or rofant every dollar, and as we bave & Feputation to prot ect alsofinancial baking of £0,00 it 18 perfectly safe to allwho will try the trant Horototors you hinve been putting up ant payin money for din ent treatments, and although you are not yet cured no one hins paid back your money. We witl positively cure you. Ol chronte, doep s0ated oasas cared in 4 to M days. Investgnte our fAnancial st eputation s businoss mon. Write ns for nam addrosses of those we have cared Who have given permission to rafar to them. 1t costs you only post- Ake to do this, 1f your symptons mMucons patches 1a month, eamatiam n bonos wnd hdr falling out, eraptions on any part of the . feeling of ganaral depression, pains in head or ones. Vou havo no tima to wasts. Thoss who aro constantly taking merenry and potash should discon - tinue it. Constant use of these drugs will surely bring sores and enting ulcers {n the end. Don't fail to Write Allcorrespordenco sont sealed in plain envelopes, Weinvite the most rigid investigation and will do all 10 our power (o al1 you in it. Address COOK REMEDY 0., - Omahy, Nebraska, MANVFACTUBXNO JEWELERS. 150 line fiest time and 10c & line thore- No advertisement N for loss thon Ze. TASH PAID _FOR OLD GOLD, r00m 30 Barker block. Oma CUTLERY GRINDING. aline first (i dvertisemen RATES rter, CARS( VD YOUR SCISSORS, and to Underland & Co., 1 Allanl.ine ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, Ball regularly during winter from PORTLAND to LIVERPOOL Cabln 840 and upward: socond cabla, §25. Atlow ratos. NO CATTLE CARRIED, STATE BERVIOR O LINE ALLAN LINE STEHAMSLHILIPS. Cabin $1). Second Cabin §25 Steerave §10. Apply Tieket OMoe: W. F.VAILBurlinzton Tiecy; Oy o Gonorrhae and discharges fromthe ueluary organs: veruat cuses in days. $1.50 por x. All drugglsts. Direct. Steoragzo NDALWOOD CAPSULES are the REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. Jos. MEGEATH, 1845 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB RAILWKY"{"IME{ GARD Omanha. | Depot 10th ape) Mason sty hicago Vastibulo Thicagd: Kxpross. Arrivo 2i15 Cumming St Malb- ki X CIATIEL LOANS, BENEDICT & WRAY. 614 A Paxton block. We loan our own money, chirge B0 commisston: 1t wiil pay you to consult s, BUS’ TESS CHANCES. “15e a line first No advertiseme WANTED-A PRAC buy half intere: 1¥ing cf 1o the 'CAL BUTCIER TO ¥ 06 4000 mhabiiants. A good Tikht man. Appiy to Tellot & : M1 THE LEADING 824 DOING A 211in g i FACTORY IN MMERCIAL, ot otastuen Ao Neb.” No trade. “FOR SALE, MEAT MARKE business. Good reasons given for . Fremont, Neb. 7 Y iy EQUIPPED CANNI very best part of Nebraskn: eapacity 25000 to 0,000 cans per day: has made money last three years; best of reasons for selling. Address M 2 [N DR RENT, Tilden_State RNISHED HOTEL FOR_SAL only hotel In ecity. Apply to Tilden, Neb. TWSPAPKR MAN AND PRINTER OF thirty years' experience desires to establish local paper in some good town where n support will be given. Address Rex, Wasp oftice, Waho. Neb, MSH 5 FOR EXCHANGE. e nline first tme and 100 a line thore No advertisement tuken for loss than Fiorea YK OF GENERAT, M'D'SE: WILL itake real estate & mone forna. —ADVELR lUequity in ¢ for a first cln Address M 7, FOR TRADE, A STOCK OF Jchandise for Junds and cash Watkins & Co., Frankfort, Ind IN FASTERN NEBIAS 1. W. Hullinger, Wallace, N RATE: after. OMAIA PROPERTY koo rty or ruft ranch in S0. ¢ David Jamieson, Bee bullding. R WISHES TO TRADE A §,000 ha real estate and pay §5,000 cash B org-room house in good location. Bee M0 (AL MEIL I W. GEN D! Address Vs ACRE FARM fitor exchange. SALE OR EXCHANGE, TW( Norman stallions and two tmpor mares, 4 and 5 years old; fine On easy terms or exchange for land; will put in some cash _on m’dse deal if neecs sary. Address oreall on J. W. Dolun, Indianola, Neb. M8l § 7 FEXCHANGE., S0. OMAHA RENTAL aproperty for good farm land Callor address J. I Arnold. 2009 South st 81 76000 HOUS & AND TOT, HANSCOM PLACE, Ator clear lovor Kansas or Nebcuski lan. House and lot, NOrth 20U st, mortgage r louse and 1ot farther out, Mouse and 1ot near 24th and Parker, for good lot; will assume, Alex. Moor i 0, clear, 401 Bee Building. Myt i oA T YEARS ) ACIEN OF lischool Innd Tor good speed cart and track sulky or trotting horse equipment. Address M 5. care Bee M 5 7, WILL GIVE PART CASH AND BALANCE 1N lUgilt-cde property for inside Omaha business propedty. Office hours 2 to 6 p. . Roow 16, Globe hotel MBT04e line thare. it taken for less than %e. RATES aiter 1oc u Tinw first time and 100 & No ndvertis 0K SAL W. L. Small payment o South Omuha down. balance monthly if desired. Tzschuck, Omaha Bee Inquire G. B. UK SALE. HON S, ANV Pt #1250 ake clear property as first payment. G. G, Wallace, Brown block, 1ith sud Douglas. NEBRASKA FARM LANDS. G. 2 Brown block, 16tk and Dougl s A HICKORY, largain for u fow days only. ¥ b AT x xt 10 roow. 3 story ould take small bouss 1n low exchange. Addle M, 25 Beo. MSIS. ON SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS, The O.F. Dayls company 191 ¥10 WACHE, IMPROVED FARM, IN FRANKLI Co', Nubraskn, $10.0) pe bargaln. operitive Land & Lot Co., 64 RUACIE FARN 12 MILES FROM LINCOLN. $2000 per acre, on time. Co-Oporative Land and Lot ol 20 N 16¢h ot M y. one of il B Nebraskn | e UACKE. INPROVED FARM 25,00 per acre, running water and tim Co-operative Land & Lot Co., 206 N. 10th st ey CHOICK this puper. MB33 60 DORCAS. 52X OR SALE, SOUTH DAKOTA FAKMS. d for circular. Mentiol i E Mayhew, Letcher, 8. D JOR SALE-—S-E COKNER 17TH, 188, § cottages, stuble for & horse: 10to 810ts. lnquire at premises RATES- 150 line first time and 10c & iine there: after. No advertisement taken for less than % OSI. WEMALE SKY TERRIEN, WORE TAG Amarked Miss V. Ryley, Liberal reward for in formation or retarn to” Misy Mayer. Puxton block, PublicLibrary toor. 625 3¢ OSTCUFE WITH BUTTON MARKED E. 1 ¥} whura t Bee otlice aud receive #.00 rewerd. MBS 3¢ FONT% 3 Depot 10th 4t Mason Sts. Denver Veatibale Limitod m| 1.2 Deadwolid - Expre pm Donver Bxpress. 935 0 m m “Denvel Exposss. .. 027|800 p m i Lncoln Limited (KxeeptSin.). /1130 o m Lineojw l.ocal . |60 p m T K. ArrIvos Depot | Omsha Leaves |BU) | Omaha. |40 pm teeeees| 405D m Lauves Omaha. | Leaves | 7 Omaha. | Unton Depot10n nml\ y S Beitrleb ¥ xpress .. .L.Denver Wxpross. 15 pm . oL OverlandFlyer.. ..o apm 430 p m BineSp'gs & FairtieldEx(ex Sun) P MAGIC CURE 2. FOR MEN 8500 fo ase of Lost or FArniNa ONLY. Ma- Gene, or NERVOUS DEBILITY, wen nessof o lye sind, the effectsof errors or Idor young that we cannotcure. We pvery case or refund every dollar. v trial trontment $1, full course 85, Perceptibie benofits realized ' in throe days. By mail, seeurciy packed from observation. COOK RESIRDY 0., OMAA, NEB LADIES ONLY “AG'G FEMAT REGULATOR, Safe and Certain to i day or money refunded. By mail §2. Securely sealed from observa- ton. COOK REAEDY €0, Oniaha, Neb, HOW TO CURE LA GRIPPE, Goright about it. Don't waste a minute For the splitting headaches. racking pains along the spine and in sides and lolus, rheu- matism of museles and joints, ¢hills and fever nausen and dismelination for food, you must take three ot four of Dr. Schensk's Maniraca Pills he first nizht, and after that a suflelont num- ber to insure a dally unt free action of tho bowels. Keep this up for some time,and whero chills and fovers are stubborn.quinine in reas- onable doses, can be used t0 advantage with free,the Pills. These pills set your gorged liver leanse thestomach and bowels, and start up normal secretions. You've scored a big polnt Then, to ald digestion, crush the w and lassitude, drive off the feoling th as leave die as live,and give tono and strength to your system, you must take u tablespoon- A Schenck’s Seaweed Tonic before ani atter meals. Already you teginto feel fike a new person. But don't forget your lungs. Beware of the terrible tendency of La Grippe toward Pneumonia! It you have chest Dpains or a cough, better sottle the matter at once-by a tablespoontal of ; i Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup taken three times a day. between menls—oft- ener ifthe cough is troublesome. You ecan thus surround the very worst case of La Grippe and drive it Into speedy surrender. And you'll do it right away if you are wise. Ask your Druggist for the Dr Schenck Reme- dies. DR. SCHENCK'S book on Consumption, Liver Complaint and Dys sepsia;: s. nt free, DR. J.H.8 HENK & ¢ON, Philadelviia, Pa “Golog | CHICAG Bast. |Unlon Depot 1ith & Marey Sts 1000 a m ... 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Wasmisarox, D, C., Feb, 2 —[Special to Tue Beg|— Followiug is the full text of the lotter of Secretary Rusk on Dr. Billings of Nebraska's Agricultural station Wasminaros, D, C., Jan, 21.—Hon. A Paddock, United States senate—My senator: Iam fn receipt of three lotters from citizens of Nebraska referred by you for my information. which letters assume that Dr. Salmon, chiof of the Bureau of Animal In- dustry, has been carrying on a controversy with Dr. Billings of the Nebraska experi- mont station, making unjust and unwarran- ted attacks, and interfering with the latter's scientific work. The writers of these letters request you to take such steps as may be possible o prevont such attacks in the future, and to causo tho chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry *to let your ox perimeut station alone. Coming from intelligent geutlomon, one a member of the State Board of Agricultural, sud one a state senator, those lotters aro do- serving of attention; and as thewr state ments are diumotrically opposed to the facts, I take this opportunity to placo the matter before you with some’ detail, since if vour correspondents tiad directed ' their attention to the stato experiment station where the coatroversy originated, instead of 1o this de- partment, the evil of which they complain might have been arrested loug ago. It may not be known to your correspond- ents that when Dr. Billings tirst became connected with the Nebraska ixporiment station in 1886, & request was made on my predecessor that his salary bo paid from the appropriation for the Board of Animal Industry, so that he could have more funds to use for other purposes. It was not deemed proper to comply with that re quost, and since it was declined, Dr. Billing has kept up a constant atiack on the Bureau of Animal Industry, not in the form of courteous, scientific eriticism, but made up of dogmatic assortions clothed in the most of fensive language, and flling column aftor column in the Nebraska State Journal and Westorn Resources, but nov by any moans confined to these. It is a fact which can vo established by documentary evidence, that when this investigator first reached Ne braska, and before he saw a case of swine disease, ho began his attacks on Dr. Sal mon’s investigations of this subject in an ed- itorial covering nearly a page of the Ne braska Farmer, which had been temporarily placedin his charge. Theso attacks were 5o frequont, so vien- lent, and 50 ungentlemanly iv their language, and occupied so much of the space in the station bulletins, of which he was the author, that it was considered a disgrace not ouly to Nebraska, but to the experiment stations as @ whole, and resulted in a resolution of ‘‘em- phatic disapproval,”” passed by the Associa- tion of American Agricultural Colleges and Experimental Stations. But the attacks were kept up, and he finally demanded a commission of scieutific men. to de cide whether or mnot he had shown the investigations of the bureau to be unreliable, whether the reports of the bureau were true or false, and whether, to use his own words, he himself was or ‘was uot o fraud. Or the request of the National Swine Breedeors’ associalion, such a commission of scientific men was appointed by my predeces- sor; it was constituted in accordance with Billings’ wishes, it was pronounced by him 10 be satisfactory, and yet, after a long and careful investization, it endorsed the inves- tigations of the Bureau of Animal Industry inovery essential particular, and in every essential particulardecided that Billings was wrong, and intimated that his methods of work were not all that could be desired. Not satised to allow thecontroversy to drop here, ho issued a pamphlet entitled, *lv dence Showing that the Report of the Board of Inquiry Concerning Swino Diseaso w Fixed,” in which he attackea the honesty snd veracity of the honorable, scientific,gen tlemen composing the commission. This disgraceful couduct, this use of ex periment station funds to carry on these bitter attacks against the Bureau of Animal Industry, must have attracted some atton- tion in Nebraska, for it was publicly stated by the press that it was a condition of his rocall to Nebraska that this warfare should cease. Soon after his reappointment T recoived a letter from him usking that £,000 of the funds of the Burcau of Awmal In dustry should be turned over to the state experiment station, to be ex- pended by him in his investigations, the con ditions Veing that the persons emplovea should be selected by him, and that the Bu- reau of Auimal Industry should have no con nection with the work. and no control or su- pervision over the expeuditure of the money Atthe same time he assured me that he should do his utmost against the bureau. Such a proposition, 1t is neediess to say, was not acceptea, and since that tune it has not ouly been Dr. Salmon aud the Bureau ot Animal Industry that he has attacked, but myself and the department of agricuiwure as a whole. Under date of August 10, 1501, he pub- lished an open letter addressed to mo, in which he guoted from department reports, garbling his extracts and mnisrepresenting the position of tho writers in orderto deceive Lis readers and convey the impression that the department had been inconsisient in its published reports. He asked that a mun be sent 1o Nebraska to wnvestigate his methods und the results of his inoculations: but he was careful to dictate as 1o the man whom he would receive, and couple this with the threat that vuarious intiuential men “are all anxious to bring this about; and I will re- spect their desito quietly and gentlemanly if I can, bitterly aud determincdly it I must.” As I declined to consider this proposition until the return of Dr. Salmon from Kurope, he telegraphed me under date of September 20 in the following poremptory language : Parsons only will be accepted. Time oxpires October 1, FRANK 5, BILLINGS A second open lotter apveared soon atter which occupied four columos in Western Ite sources, and the main point of which was that he did not waut a scientist sent to Ne- braska to observe his mettods and would not recelve oue. Still later, in the Nebraska State Journal of December 15, 1801, Dr. Billiogs publishes an open letter throée columns in length, headed, “Let Uncle Jerry Answer. Is the Secretary What He reteuds to Bef Dr. Billings " Quesiions the Sincerity of His Friendship for the Farming Classes, Kue., Ee.” Witnout going into a discussion of the merits of the scientific opiuions involved in the controversy, you cortainly will agree with wo that ivis & gross impropriety for an investigator in & state experimeut station o attempt to dictate to a department of the national government what kiud of an inves tigation it should make of a matter in which he has a persona! interest, and whother it should make any investigation at all or not. And no oue can fail to recognize the impro- priety of such an investigator, paid out of an appropriation mado by congress for the ad vancement of pgricultural science, spending his time and using the resources of the sta- tion for discrediting the investigation of the National Department of Agricuiture, aud for abusing the secrotary of agriculturs and the chief of the Bureau of Animal Industr; In regard Lo the investigation askea for by Dr. Billings, I woula state that I am rov making investigations of the experiment sta- tious, us their work is essentially separate and distinet from the scieutific work of this department. 1f 1 should attempt such ao in vestigation, however, I should not allow in- terested parties todictato to mo where, when, wud made. You wilt find by investizating the matter that during neither his first nor second en gagement in Nebraska bas Dr. Billings been attacked by Dr. Salmon; on the coutrary, D Salmon has boeu the subjeet of continued at- tacks and abuse by Dr. Billings, and kas al- lowed most of them to go unnoticed. When the misrepresentations sud false claims of Dr. Billivgs have been exposed, however, and he 1s driven to the wall, he finds it con- venient to pose as & persecuted aud long sufforing individual, who has been guictly and disiuterestedly laboring in the cause of the farmer. Ln this way, aud by raising the cry that Nebraska interesis have been i by whow the investigation should be | tacked, ho hopos to oxcite sympathy and re ceive sunport. After clamoring so long for an opportunity to demonstrate the success of his inocula 1on as a prevontive for hog cholora, it was cortainly very ridiculous to find him evading the opportunity whioh Dr. Salmon gave him for making a comparative test at Ottawa, 1l He wanted an investigation, but not by sclentiste ; hore was a chauco to domonstrate { the value of his method to a committeo ot intelligent farmers; but instead of accepting with alacrity, tie did all he could to delay the tost. The experiment, however, was made, One of his pupils whom ho declared to be competent, operated by nis method, and thy result proves heyond a doubt thet Dr. Sal mon was correct in stating that noeulation was aange s and might spread thoe disoase, [0 this caso 60 por cont of the hogs inoculat- ed by the Biliings method have died from disease communicated by the inoculation,and this diseaso has since spread to the hogs in oculated by the bureau, and also to those which were not inoculated. After his un- qualified recominandation of this mothod and his statemont that any farmer could safely use it, what more is needed to show that ho cannot be reliod upon, and that his teachings are doceptive and dangerous ! Tho iuvestigation, for which he pretended 1o be so desirous, having boen made, though notunder bis direction or coutrol, and having turned out as aisastrously to his protensions as the investigation by the commission of sciontisis made somo years ago, he now tuens to the peoplo of Nebraska and fran- tically calls upon thom, through thoe Stato Journal, to sustain him 'by writing to thair congressmen. “Stir them up," ho says, “und lot thom know that they ave your rop- rosentatives, and not the subjocts of Jerry Rusk or his department,” The three letters to which your refor ap. pear to be the roturns from this pathotic ap- peal, and these probably would not nave been written if the writers bad not boen misinformed as to the origin of the contro versy, and as to who was responsible for keoping it up. It will bo seen fromabe above that your correspondents aro mistaken in assuining that it is Dr. Billmgs who is attacked, and that they are also mistakon in supposing that to silonce Dr. Salmon would have the effect of stopping these discreditavlo productions from the Nooraska exporiment station. T'ho controversy started with, and has been main- tained by, Dr. Billings, und ho is responsibla for its unscientific, undignified and discour- teous tone. Tf the stato of Nebraska wisuos to continue this kind of a man in such u con- spicuous position, paying Lim $3,600 a year, and allowing him to oxpend two-thirds of hor oxperiment station funds, 1 supposo she has 1h0 POWGE Lo 4o 50; but her people cannot ex- vect and have no right to stmft upon outside partios tho discredit and disgrace which ho brings upon her fair namo. Hoping that the salicnt facts in this casa have been made plain in the brief references which have been mado to thom, and assuring vou of my sincero desire to see creditable and successful work done at the Nebraska experi- meut station, 1 am, very raspectfully; J. M. Rusk, Secrotary. - Stop coughing at once use of Dr. Bull’s Cough bottle, “1 see a star, tram the damp twilight pain, For aches of head, neuralgia, cut and bruise, 'y Salvation Oil, these will you lose. - CONVENTION. pizations ( St. Louls, For tho above convention the Wabash will sell Fob, 20th to 24th tickets to St Louis and veturn at half fave good returning until March 10th. Remem- bor the Cunnon Ball Express with clining chair cars free aund Pullman sleeping cars leave Omaha 4:10, Council Bluffs 4:40 p. m., daily arrives at St Louis 7:30 next morning. For tickets Fand steeping car sccommodations call ut Wabash office 1502 Farnam street, and at Union depot Council Bluffs, or writo G. N. Clayton, Northwostern passeng agent, Omah; by the yrup; immediata 2% conts a Eve's first born, in whose Come that bringeth NATIONA Of Labor Orgs ple’s Party) st s ey IN THE “SHADOW SCENE. ntemporary of the Weather Buares A Briet Star Engngement. His Nibs, the Ground Hog, hus doubtless been [rightoned back to his den to stay six weeks longer. The sun shone brightly all day long and if the quadruped of astrongmi cal, astrological and metereological turn of mind was not stone vlind, he must bhave sur- veyed his shapo as outlined by the sun avainst the hillside near his den the very moment that he ventured out. “My esteemed contempovary, the chief of the weather bureau, bas been furnishing you some very rocky weathor this winter,” said ite Ground Hog,who was found;by a réporter for Tue Bee in & quiet nook under the river bank. “He has made such a mess of the bus- iness that 1 don’t want to touch the machine for six weeks yet There is & popular error, howover, in the minas of the vpeople that I wish Tuk Bee would correct for me. This old yarn about my beirg frightenca into my hols by the sight of my own shadow is all a mistakc, Ttic my modesty that sends mo biusbing back to my winter quarte ““Modesty " echoed the reporter. are you shockea? You seem o have same suit you wore all iast year." “Oh, I am not ashamed of my own perso- nal appearanco. But just look at all theso naked trees,” and hiding his eyes with one paw Mr. Ground Hog disappeared. = S This s to testify that I have tested the medical proverties of Dr. J. B. Moore 00 of Life remedy to my entire sutisfaction, and can most heartily recommend it to the suf- fering and afllicted everywhere, to ve all claimed for it in the above statement. Last spring [ was suffering from loss of appetite, constipation, ete., originating from kiduey and liver trouble, ana I'had not used one bot- te of this great lifo remedy until 1 was ereatly relieved, My wifo, also, being ata very critical stage in life, was suffering much at times, and by the use of this remedy has been saved fzom wuch sulfering and pos- sibly from premature death. Our youngest son's health for several years bas been vory delicate. He contracted some lung troublo by taking cold with measles, which produced wreat uervous debility and occusional bleed- g of the lungs; he bas used some four hot- tles of Trce of Life, und feels ana looks as though new iife bad been given hun. 1€ you are afflicted, try it. Geo, Mitiex, Pres, Box 04, Carlisle, owa or sale oy all druggists, The Creedo Camp Excitement, Creede Camp promises to hecome n second Leadville. The number of peo- ple going into this wonderful camp is unprecedented in the history of Colo- rado,exceptonly during the Leadville ox- citement. It {s estimated that now the townsite is located, that there will ve ten thousand people ‘in the camp by June 1. ‘The mow discovery is only renched by the Denver & Rio Grinde vailvoad, and there is no staging. - - © The County Docket. The February term of the county court convened yesterday morning with Judge! Kiler on the bénch, The dockel was unusually large, contsining more than 200 cases. - -~ Mark Twain says ‘some folks are so stubborn that al thoy need is four logs ana they would pass for u wule.” Mayoo if peonle use more of | Haller's Barbed Wire Liniment mules wouldn’t be 50 stubboru. “Why ou the Elder, K REAL ll MARKET, STRUMENTS ulm on record February et WARRANTY DEEDS. G M Gibhons to O B Keller, w '§ black 13, Oniaha M V Solomon to J ¥ Helin, lot Solowon's wdd | Andrew Netzeil and wifs L k. lot 14, Im lot 2 #,000 i, block #, 15) to Geana SLite | & 2. Ambler place { South Ou and’ ‘company to John M ¢hal, lot I block 104, South Omaha Wiltlam Coburn and wife to Binbins, e2feetof wib feet lov 6, block M7, Omahu urk 4nd ‘wite (o Nols Petepion, iof biock 5 Dupont ulace DEBDS, 3 Boyd. sierim, 1o Bamuel Pruyu lot 7, bloek 0, Owahia Total smount of trans —— Tho Howescalos, the onl yscale with pro- tected bearings. Nocheck rods. Catalogue | of Borden & Solieck Co., Chicago, 1