Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 16, 1892, Page 7

» BgliAnness THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1892 SPECIAL NOTIGES, ADYFRTISEMENTS FOR THESH _COLUMNS will be taken until 12:90 p. m. for the evening Aud untl £:30 p. m. for the morning or Sunday edi tlon. ATl ndvertisements 1ine fAirst insertion, and J0 cents & 1in6 thereafter, o 2 per 1ine per morith. No ndvertisement taken for lens than 25 conts for the first insertion. me. ensh in dvance. Connt Abont seven words (o the 1ine. Initinls, fgures, symuols, ete., ench count As n word. Al advertisements must run consecutively Advertiners by requesting o numbored eheck, can hiave the letters addressed to s numbered lotter in eare of itk BER. Answers so addressed will be delivered on presentation of the check SITUATIONS WANTED. 1508 line first time and 10c a line ther No ndvertisement taken for less than 2 “WANTED- POSITION BY MIDDLE-AGED n: man In grocery busine aftern Hitls experience. A RATES after. ZWANTED, A POSITION A& STATION ginor. First class roforoncos. Add tten, Grand Tsiand “A —BOOKKEEPER WITH Foferences wants & position. FIRET € Addreas 8 2, R Mo 250 A LADY WISHES TO ASSIST AT LIGHT housework or sewing In exchango for bonrd in & small refined private family. - Address S 83, e 6 16 ACTOUNG MAN OF 1l VEAUS, TELEGRALI operator, desires position In office or at light Work. Writes good business hand Jol_refer ences. Address W 1420 8th ave, Councll Blaffs. riiisee WANTED POSITION BY graphiorsand one lady bookkeeper B.20th st [ TION AS BILLING CLERK: GOOD rences; 18 months' exporience. Addross G el Esmond M0 100 WANTED--MALE HELP. and 10c & line thero n for loss than 2ic TWO LADY STENO. Address 215 RATES after ~Jie n Jine first time No advertisenent B WANTED, BALESMEN ON SALAIY OR COM mixston to_handle the new patent chemieal 1nk erasing pencil. The greatest solling noveity evor produced: ernses Ink thoroughly in two seconds B0 abrasion of papers ) i ity ber cont profit; ond ent'a sales amounted to £620 in slx days, another 41 two hours. We want one general agent in ench state and territory. For terms and full ticular w8 Monroe Kraser Mfg. Co, LaCrosse, Wis., X 3 Psanesy 7 BEE BLDG. 103-A2¢ PAYS WELL. 401 In those colamna 15 contan | FOR fl.lNT mBIX!K!D ROOMS. Continved. 1SHED ROOMS, HOUSK MODERN. 217 Harney St 66815 e e —— rulmsnnb ROOMS AND BOARD. RATES aftor. ~ VERY ' noor, Fronzor. SROOMS J-TWO FUR UHont, gns. eto time nd 100 & line there. than 25e. DESIRABLE FIRST AND SECOND ith and_onst, furnished rooms at *“The 116 No. 35th street AND BOARD, 150 & line No advert! 18 NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD for man And wife or two Iadies, private family # week ench; modern conventonces. 515 N. 2ird at ' ooms FURNISHED O UNFURNIS HED With first class board, 1721 Davenport st. 447 16* |7 ROOMS AND BOARD 152 CHICAGO STREET. e b FOR “RENT UNFURN!SH!"D RO0M§ HIX PLEASANT ROOMS. Xson and Leavenworth BOARDING. 150 A line first tn o aavertisoment ta o and 10c & line th for loss th RATES aftor T EUTLAAN Tion Sk, Loard, nicor rooms. convonioneos. rates And 10 Mrs. Horn, proprietor ation It cannot STORES AND OFFICES. a line first o adyartise FOR RENT- RATES Tims and 100 a lino there after. N t taken for less than 1021 HOWARD. THE ¢STORY BRICK BUILDIN: 016 Farnon street. The bullding has a fireproof ent bsement, completo steam-Leating Axturos, ar on all the floors, Kas, ete. Apply at the office of The Bee. RUTTARLE BUILDINGS FOIR MANUFACTUR Ing purposes at Kekormann Place, good enging and bollor, &5 por month. C. K. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life. w201 1 FOR RENT. IN WEST RETALL LOCATION N Omalia, ontire second floor or departments in Golden 16th st ) -FOR R V.\" agle Shoe Store, 1148 “FOI RENT, TRACKAGE WAREHOUSE 41X Apply 122 Harney st. M5 16 FOIt RENT, AT 1014 CHICAGO STREKT, STORE room 2 by 11 foot, only fow doors from 16t strcot, 80 per month.’ Roverts, 1015 Chicagy troer 22 MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. RATES 160 a line frst timo and 10 & line there after. No advertisement taken for less than 25 V6. F. GELLENBECK, BANIO TEACHES, with Hospe, or 518 N. 1Sth st W V- BEFORE BUVING A PIANO EXAMINE THE new seale Kimball piano. A Hospe, 1613 Douglas VPOl SALE, CHEAP FOR CASIL A FINK apright pinno, nearly new and standard manu facture. Address O 5. Beo ofice. ) “ALADY MUSICTEACHBR GRADUATE AND exporienced in teaching. will g1vo plano lessons 1n exchange for dressmaking. Address s i, Hos —_— _MONEY TO LOAN— REAL ESTATE. and 100 n line ther RUST 0O, BEE BLD 85 ON IMPROVE 3 Frost. Dougl TO LOAN property, low ra “ “REALL ANS, 6TO i PER C no adaitfonal chargos for commissi ney's foon. W B. Sotkio, First National bank Dlk \" UHL, REAL ESTATE LOANS 32 BEE BLD G £ “\v 1 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LUAN Richard C. Pattorson, 1511 Farnam st. 90 ‘\' MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIIA proporty: butlding loans a specialty. Brennn & Co., Karbach block ¥ W LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED elty proporty.£3,000 and upwar at cont. No delays. W.Farnam Smith & Co. PRIVATE MON mortunge lonns, Butiding WANTED, TO LOAN it e g dwards, Awards “APPLY TO I L. money; only st ol W T s socarity, 220 8. 15th S0 TIE N ON REAL ESTAT MAKERS WANTED, E. Ntache, York Bkt b 1 LABOREIS WANTED EVERY WEFK or Wyoming on the . & M. it It, free trans oo srect 00D 20)26° portation from Omaha. Call at 606 NING, SALARY O Addross with stamp, - Natlonal flnumn Louis, Mo [t B CITY CANVABSERS, BALARY PAID WEEKLY. Blnger sowing muching office, 1516 Douglas street MisTull CLERK ]r‘fl"rwn, A REGISIERED DRUG ror o small conniry town. Apply by lettor, pected.” Max Arendt & Cou Kpen stating snlary cor, Neol. ByA mnios + Gorman. EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS ¢ and can speak Daries & i .\fl:ll,l“uf Apply, with refe ~TOYS AND WANTED AT Wasey & Co.'s chalr factory P WANTED, TWO BLISONS 80 KD BUOKS o ADril. )1, Smith, W5 New York Lite, orn Madi TRAVEL FOR B TR WANTED MEN C & Wellington, nursories. Stone GOOD ALL Bergstrand, AROUND TAIL: By Falrmant, ors, - Addr & Nob, I WANTED, FIRST CLASS muker: noue othe apply. W. Mamburg, in. W. Pal [ GANT STOREROOM, 2%, with tixtures and mont’ under store: this is rustling German 10 comy o & good busi ¥or fur- schein, West 646-21 FOR RENT, AN K boat [oention in town; countera: large, dry ba 8 %00d clinnce 10F &0 into ther | Point, RATE after. J -uAuD! No wdvertisement takon for loss than FARMS TO RENT. T MURRAY, ] BRICK YARDS FOR RENT. T. MUKRAY. o M J -rAuMs FOR RE o FOR T_THREE LARGE ROOMS INTIE o) Continental block, formerly occupied by the Elks club. Bultable for soclety or lodge pueposos. Froeland, Loomis & Co. M 62618, WANTED-TO RENT. TES- 150 o lin ter. No adver Arst_1me and (0c a (ine o sement taken for 16y than T WANTED.” HousE oF NOT @ sovon rooms. within mile of Beo building. y have gas, water, bath and furnace. Addre Heo. o 17+ T IIREE O FIvE U TNISHED ROOM modern liouse: light housekeeping: referen exchnnged. Address S 26, B MiT2 10 RENTAL AGENCIES. B-umn\n HAND BREAD AND CAKE BAKER, German man proferred. Good wages for the Flght man. Addross Jacob Voelkor, Porry, Ia, Nobraska State clation. A charactor to solicit for the Guaranteo Bullding and Lonn n8soc nager. BolANmeD, TEN FIRST CLASS TILESE on Brown hotel, Denver. Address, stating ter 1D, Wellington & Co., Denver, Colo. — Misi | ) 815 A DAY TO AGENTS SELLING OUIU jon shoo (recently patented). also the adjustable shoo, direct to the ¢ o palr overy Indy a possibIo custoier this spring. your territory at once. ~Address withi 2 Conmolidated Adjustable Slioe Co., Lyan, Muws. ED 10 SKLL OUR GOODS alo and retail trade. Liberal walary and exponses pad. | Termanent o Kition. Money advanced for wapes, r For full particulars nial Mig. Co., € W ANTED--FEMALE HELP. RATES 150 A line first_time and 10c line thero after. No ndvertisement taken for loss than WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENEXAL o work. 1612 iarney street. WANTED, A GIRL FOIU iwork, 1027 8. 15th st. —WANTED, A GOOD houso worki Gorman ENERAL HOU: 612 1 GINL FOR G preferred: > . ONE PERSON To ivo instructions. keap' Books 1n old catab Habidouse 3. B Bt & New York Lifg, ' ERAT Just bo compe: J.K. Van Duzen, 018 15 —WANTED. A YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE Co N 3 Years old and assist 1 tigh work, 2622 Capitol ave. Mt (= WANTED—_GIRL rOR HOUSK work. Mrs 3. Ry, 2010 Callfornin gt Mé 00D PLAIN 0d wages went; Taunly two: cull at one —WANTED. GIRLTHAT CAN /cooking where second kirl 1s k 1914 Locust St. 049 —~ WANTED. A G ERAT, HOUSE WOk, Ayply auK. 12 cor. o 1ith aud Genter. — WANTED, GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, MRS, J. ¥. Witcox, 5. W. cor. b and Dovglas sts, [ RL FOIU N=WANTED, GIRL FOl Jnork. 805 South 16th stroot FOR GENERAL _H( M GEN A AVEN rwonth, ¥, K. Dar 50 AGES. ROOMS, 014 r‘: o at 5 T, 4ROOM FLAT, FRONT 10711 AND ])"hun ! J)-HOUSES AND APARTM donco block in elty. ~ 8i6 8. i » V85and up. Paul, 17 Board of Trade. CE FLATS, 1 AND 7 ROOMS, wn* entent to busincss, only Bee bullding. FURNISHED M TRENT, 7 A 8. e, o 2 NICE i —FOR RENT. HOUSKES, §7.00 upwards. PER MONT o 0. ¥ Dyl Co., 106 Farumi 3t Wt 1) FOR KENT, MY BRICK RESIDE Farnam. ‘Twelve rooms, every eon - fne AT, laundry ke, ete. O motor centrally I6cated, south front. 'To good t {ong loase only §15.00. Warren M. Kokers, Farnain, P IO RENT AT i AND CIICAGO STREETS Troom fat newly ppored, 80,00 4room flat 1n frame butldin et M2 W LOCAT Dy of Turhie e ‘o thiie. - Co-Operatt 200 Lot 0., 18 Noruts Tk wevone CPeTatize Jas SHED THOURE T ELEGANT TGO & IDF 0 derD. noar Browael huil: H0000 por s © F Harrison, 01E N Y. Tate 0 B0 per b —\WAN1BD, MEN OF RESPECTABILITY AND C. GARVIN & CO., 208 SHEELY BLOCK. 52 IST FLOOR M55 19¢ RLOAN AND TRUST CO., INew York Life bullding. STORAGE. ATES—160 n llne first ume and l0c a line there- after. No advertisement take 288 than 2 M OLDEST.CHEADES STORAGE house in the city. Willlams & Cross, 1214 Harney. 887 M CLEAN, furniture. 1207 Donglax st. DRY AND Hentin Omu PRIVATELY STORED stoves stored over summer. i Sto irworks. G4 WANTED-TO BUY. & lino tirst timo and 10c a lno_thoroat- 'No advertisement taken for less than 25c. INITURE BOUGIHT, SOLD, STORED. 1111 Farnam st. 885 N SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOU TTSOLD ANand exchanged: highest prices paid sond- hand goods. Boston ure Co., 605 “-I‘. WANTED TO BUY A GOOD 8 OR 8 ROOM house and barn, well located; must be u bargain. Benawn & Co w717 FOR SALE---FURNITURE. ¢ timo and 10 & line thore- ment taken for less than FOR SALE- HDESES- WAGONS. ETC P, ;Fon sa TED FAMILY CAR- rlage, noarly new. Alvhly 2024 Douglus. 65416 D—FOI SALE, uul{n- Fldelity OIf Co llon. Address box 14, Hastings Neb. " FOR SALE-. MIBCELLANEOU& RATES— 150 1ine firat tme and 100 a lno ther ® after. No advertisement taken for less U FINE UPRIGI'T PIANO, STANDARD MAKE, used only u fow months, at u sacritice. 2622 Cald well st 8 Q ¥OR SALE. TWO BILLIARD AND 3 POOL tnbles with oues, balls, racks; good order; §75.00 ench. Duff Green, Burker block. M-846 “FOR SALK, ONE CRANE HYDRAULIC cet_clty pressure; modern passen- ting_system, G4 1ifting Sabies complete, with Al modern snfety applinnces Windsor, Kemp & Co., 208 N. Y. Life bldg. Mi Qs FORSALE. HA I HOUND IN the wor Q “FOR SALE—A REC bull, 24 years old. MoT3!) STERED HOLSTEIN ‘Apply st 511 Sheely biock. MO8 1% ER'S TOOLS 1€ wanted. ~ Ad 63510 WASHER CHE M6TH1Y TERN, per grades in Agents” wanted, A W 0 FOR SALE, FULL SET OF TINN with patterns. Will give: time dress 8 W, care Beo. Q FOR SALE, TUMBLER Millard Lotel drug st ore. Q BICYCLES! NEW. $140. LATEST D, cushion tice cyclos, for $100. Lixts froe. HISCELMNEOUS RATES 150 w line first time and 100 a lino thore- after. No ndvertisement takon for less than 2. R “CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1300 Farnam st. up stairs, male and female holp: orders by madl prowptly attended to. Reference: Omaha National bank, Tel. 85i. R Jamrox BIROS. CAUPENTERS AND bullders. ALl kinds Jobbing; 414 8. 15th Wftor. No advertisement taken for less than 2e Q-MADAME FRITZ 2% CUMING voyant and trance medinwm; volces; tella past and futare. MRS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT ~ARKIVAL EXTRA Mrevelations. Cuall o worid. Mrs. Dr. Legrave, dead trance 0y ant, strologist, palmist and life reader; tells your life from the cradle to grave: unltes the separated ; causes mar- riage with the one you love; tells where you will succoed uod in what business best adapted for; has the eolebrated Egyptlan breastplate for luck and to destroy bad infiuences; ures fits, intemperance and all privato compiainta with massage. - baths and alcohol treas ot Send 8, lock of halr, asme and date of birth and receive mecurato 1ife shart: 2 cents In stamps f0r clreular; give Hitials of' ono yO0u will marey: also photos of same. Ofice 1007 Xourh 110h stroet. first 800r: hours & m Lo ¥ m. Come one, o wounderful oracle. T WONDERFUL Miit T)o RO RENT, HOUSE 147 N. 170 ST, 8 R00MS bath. otc. 830 per mouth. ¥, B. Woodrow. et bank building FOR BE“T PUBNIEBBB ROOMS, WATES 120w Iine first time ana 100 aftor. No mdvertisement taken for 1t KOOM ELEGANTLY J-LARGE FRONT ELEGANTIY FUN “Yulsbed. steam heat. batli, ete. 1817 Leavonworth sireot. For geatloman MY 200 Q- FOR BENT. ONE LAKGE FRONT OR TW0 furnished Cr unfurnished roowms, 138 South a line thero ¥ than 250 MASSAGE, BATHS E'X‘(L 1oc ® 1o first tme and 10c o line there N0 advortiscm nt taken for less than 2oe. L MASRAGE TREATME O HER- mal baths, scalp and halr treatwent, manicure and chiropodist. Mrs.Post, 310is 8. 1oth, Withuell bik. RATES after. TP—MADAME S8MITIL DOUGLAS STRHET, room T8 Boor. Aleokol, ulphur and soa baths. T MASSAGE, ulg 5. WTH 8 E—Ill‘lm FURNISHED FRONT KOOM FOR O or two gentiemen, 3010 Davenyo rt “LARGE FRONT KOOM, BAY WINDOW. ack, pieely furalsied. will heated sult lerato terme. W N AS BTLRET. Mz e UL HOOM AT 1 DOVG! . MADAME LA RUE. MASSAGE. 416 SO0 Lotk llrwl. MTAT 'l‘ MISS FTOWE, MASSEUSE ELECTRICIAN 122 iamn bioek M) 21 PIBBONALS U ARG =W Sall a4 1310 Janas o8 L CHAKLIK NOLAN PLEASE Wl i S BANK MAKES LOANS n ronl estate at lowost market rates. Loans In small or Iarge sum and for short or long 1s chargad, and the loans are tho east, but can always bo found at 3 the corner of 13th and Douglay streets mad timo €old | bank “ ZLOANS, WM. HARKI B BLKC “ —ANTHONY LOAN nn'rlil T O, B8N Y Life, lend at 10w rates for ehoice socurity on Nebraska or 10w farms or Omaha ity |m.,-.-mM ~ MONEY TO LOAN. CHATTELS. RATES-15c tine first lme and 10c a line thero- after, No advertisement taken for less than 2. X BOYOU WANT MONE ! A ir 50 do not fall to got our rates rowing. We mnke Joans, without removal or p furniture, . horses, wagons, ete., boforo bor. blicity, on atthe fow t you get tho y o1 the same day you ask for I We will carry the lonn as long s you desiro, ®Iving 5o the privilege of paying it in full or in part atuny time to suit nlence, and any purt paid roduces tho cost of carrying the loan in Proportion to the amount paid. Our oftices are centrally located and are 8o ar- ranged that partiescailing on us can bo walted on quickly and courteously. 5T you have n loan with other partics, or have bought a plano or other furniture on time and ind the payments a littlo larger than you can meet conveniently, we will pay it for you and carry the loan as long as you desire. will be t0 your advantage to seeus curing a loan. AHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.. Room 11, Urelghton 5th St., south of before so Block, Postofllcs. ) FIDELITY LOAN G ARANTEE CO. On household goods, planos. organs, - hors mules, wagons, otc., at the lowost possible rates without publicity, removal of property ot change of possossion. Time arranged to suit the borrower. Payments of any amount can be made at any time, reducing both principal and interest, thus glv. ing patrons all the benefits of the partial payment plan. Cail and see s when you want a loan. Money always on hand: no dolay; no publieity; lowest rates: business confidential. Pl UARANTEE (¢ Withnell blk, 15th'and M58 ANY KIND OF A. E. Harrly %035 X tor PRITCHARD, K. 3, WITHNELL BLK. B. . Masters’ of tarney. - WILL LOAN MONEY ON Security: strictly confidential. room I, Continentai block. A CHATTEL LOAN SKB wi \ WIHEN YOU WA W. . Davis, room 20, Continental biock. MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSES, wagons, planos, ote. Fred Terry, K. 483, It T Sk S NSRS RESY 90 MONEY TO LOAN, . (0. %0 DAVS ON FURNI turo, 11vo stock, ete. Dulf Groen, removed to Koom § and 9. Rurker bik [ MONEY ON personnl property. Wayies Baflo BUSINESS CHANCES. RATES— after aline first_time and (0o No advertisement take FTRUY THE COMMERCIAL, T1E LEADING hotelt Broken Baw, Nob, o land 1 tradg, [ s NG FOIU = taan with A aimall GuBILal L Iaveat h & S10OK Of goneral merchandise; well established business; 400d protits. Address box 7i3. Omaba, Neb. 7 m 160 Y —FOR BALE—SALOON, DOING A GOOD BUSI nesy: good reason given ror selling. Addros Lockbox ¥13, West Point, Neb. 7 KOR BALE, A CIGAR MANUFACTORY AND tobacco sLOre Of LWeNty-0ono years' standing oual o oid ago. Inquiro of B, Araat, iair. N Y EQR saLe, A HARNESS 8 Vinton sts., on account of sickness. Froa Mueller, 1724 Vinton at. Y hoK AL My BATHING RESORT AT L ko Manawa. Addross J. J. Malowney, Hebron, ob. Y FLOURING MILL ¥OR SALE, THIE STEAM power fouring miil. with a capacity of 125 bbls, per day, of all modern lmprovoments, bullt 3 yenrs agod with the expense of §14.000.00, 1n Prague, nders Co., Neb. Is offored for sale on ensy ‘or furthor particulurs address Kuspar Bros., Prague, Suunders Co., Neb. FOR SALE, ONE-HALF INTEREST IN THE Atlantic foundry and machine shop: doing a p0d business; go0d chance for 8 machinist. J. & Warr, Atlantic, Ia. M0 Y “THE BEST OPENING IN NEBRARKA FOR A sore.” AdaressL I Brooking, Fank, Neb 400160 7—A FINE STOOK OF HARDWARE IN CITY OF 5,000, doing bust business; first claxs stock; store centrally located; hus lease of 2i years, MLock InVOice £,000. ¢ rensons for selling. Ad dress Omnha Hardware Co 4220 FOR SALE, ROTEL, SHEPHERD HOUSE, AT Ansley, Custor county, Neb. Two-story frame bullding, ubout 24x100, with gooa barn; ! 6 sleeping rooma; hotel well furalshed. Apply to D Thomas, Wood River, Ne! T4 2 11 MUNSON TYPEWRITER (8 THE BEST, chines for sale or rent. T. H. Smith, 17 Hoard of Trade, Omabn. MBI B2 1,000 STOCK Of S, ALL NICE A cloan, well assorted: will take 8300 casb. balanc n-ul ostate Thos. Kryger, Nellgh, Neb 5 \r COAL YARD AND GOOD TRACKAGE, SHEDS, scale ote.” Central locatlon. Easy torins. K. K. Harr| N. Y. Lite. M54 190 “WOR SALE, A STOCK OF LIQUORS, LICENSE and fixturés; kood location. Address § 27. Boe, s 20 IN OMAHA. FIFTY ned, go0d busingss. NO casl r Good reason or selllog. K. K. Ringer, 1519 M i 310 Y, VANTED, STOCK OF MERCHANDISE OF any kind If cheap; strictly eon fidentia N4l Hoe. 7 A CHANCE FOK A DRY GOODS MAN. AN enorgelic man can buy balf fnterest 1 ane of the best dry goods stores In the state’ Address . 19, Bee. Mo 16 FOR EXCHANGE. line first tmo and 100 line there vertisewent taken for less than 2o, 7 AN STOCK OF GENERAL M D'SE; WILL fitake roul estate Smoney. Box %6, Frankfort, ind 7 1F YOU HAVE A GOOD UPKI ftrade for 10t &, block 1, Armour Omalia; cle Wil incunibrance. Address N i, Hee oftice. M2 BALANCE IN CHOICE lear land of trottiug stallions to ex. change 00d, claan stock of werchandise or bard write ‘With full particalurs, oF bettor come and see me and the lund. ilenry Chamber!in, Wood River, Neb i78 18 7- FOR KXCHANGE, OVER $100000 GOOD 40waba property, mostly twproved, fors ranch in Nebraska or Kansas, want from 1,00 to 5,000 scres. K. K. Kiuger, 1519 Farnam. Mgzl TONETHIRD CANH, FOR ENOHANGE. Contipued. 7 WEAUTIFUL, MOPERN TOME IN OMAHA tor kood paying Dustseds. dry goods clothing of WHAL Nhave you! Box 106, Mis 21 710 EXCHANGE 8,00 WORTH _OF NEBRAS ika Clty property ot finimproved farm landa Addross M. Warren, MAbraska Cito lamber preferred. Omaba. Neb 620 17% VOR THADE, EQUITY IN BOONE COUNTY Utarm for vacant lota a5 house and (08 will as sume. Address S 58, B M1 1 FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. 180 a line fisrt 1o and 100 a lina there No advortivemont taken for less than 25 COITAGE TY) Callon A Hopo Jr. FOR SALE, NEBRASKA FARM Wallace, 812 B KATES Al JOR SALE, 5ROOM ated 1614 T2ari stroet SUG o LANDS. G. G swh block, 15th and Dougins o SALE O RENT - Soveral desirable med s1zd and small houses cheap ana on easy t W. 8. Millard. at Omaha Nat. bank JPOR SALE_SE CONNER imih DOICAS, 824X 185 8 cottages, stable for 0 horsos, can be divided 1nto s 10 nises 12 1 OWN OF Tnquire at pre lm ¥ ACIE LOTS ADJOININ Bintr, Neb.; good land. T I W MeBride MODERN I HOOM O SE no trade; cash bargain. “GOOD LOCATIO! Address O 24, Boe. M0 Mig Fo SALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, $760, £1,2% U D ‘enay torm’; take cloar proporty a4 firat phy ment G G Wallace: Brown biock. 16t and Dougias. I'n»luu, SEVENTEEN THOU! ) ACRE unimproved 1ands in Howard, Sherman, Greeley and Valley counties, Nobraskn. on very liberal on deferred paymonts, i cent intorest Address D, Remick, P 0. box 2004 Los Angoles, Cal HN HICKORY, 80X only. K. R ATH AND yain T0r a fow days PLACE. BARC Wirt, £,500; £1.0 ¥, 15,00 €600 cash, othor fine homes: would thson, Crelghton block P AT A BARGAIN by's first naditl down, aschuck, Unaha Bo montii; ] g saL W. L. S Small payn Inguire G, B, o sa valloy oneof tho e in the cou house, barn, granarics, cribs, ote. and an abundan of fruit, timbor and running water. Also for salo or exchinga for good lands oF city property. cork packing house and tixtures in H qounty, near B, & M. depot ulro 0F any real eatate agent In Hebron. 0T SAL FROOM HOTEL AND THLRE lots, well locatod: part casih, balance on time. PAYMENTS, 8 & 10ts. The O.F. Davls Co.,1505 Farnain st i.\n ) FAIRM, FOR SALE 05 Miami strect l'nu SALE, 1 LOT WITH 4ROOM TOUSE ON South Fourth. betwoen Codar and Onk strects Address fock box 114, Wilsonvilie, Neb, M43l 24 501 CHEAP. A Wil sell very cheap on account ot family moves away. Inquire 2014 So. I streot 630 1 l‘(ll( SALE-ON MON' HLY K hous M0 190 RATES 150 n llno first time and 100 o line thorent tor. No ndvertisement taken for loss U T SATURDAY MATINEE O 16111 STIEE Jiadies’ chain pencliand pearls attached. Re: to this oftic il BLACK AND roturn and get OST_ENGLISH SF DOG, white, bead lack, whita nod tan roward. Ltoow 15, Barker block 58 1 OST—NOTE OF FIFTY DOLLARS MADE BY W 48 Robinson to Ameriean National bank and endorsed by me: also cheek on American National bauk for 8.0, Return,und get reward to J. H Parrotte, room 22 Douglas block M8 15 HATR GOODS. i WEST: THEAT- A beards a specialty. Wigs, bangs chalos. el send” for catalogne Mutl orders solicited. Diylos, 111, 16th at.” Omaha pit} HAIR DRESSING PAR. lors, switches, bangs; wigs, tonpoes, jowelry and Liair ornaments in SLOCK: WiKS to_ordar, spocial at tentlon givon to mall ordars. 209 8. 16th st 4 gor. PAWN BROKERS. F. MARTL, REMUVED TO 107 S. 151t 8T: 0TI AG 160 DODGE ST N 810 luu‘ D MOILLE, OFFICE 15115 FARNAM ST. IE IDEAL LADIES® DEWS LOAN, DYFICE, o7 DA\ESSMAKXNG aine first timo and 40c o line there- 0 adveitisement taken for less than INGA S5m0 Do, Utamilies soitsiied. Miss Sturdy MANUFACTURING JEWELERS, RATES—150 a line first timo and 10¢ o line thore after. No advertisament tuken for less than 2bc YASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD. CARSON & BANK § yom 8 Barker block, Omhi 1y ~ CUTLERY GBINDING 15 line firat tmo and 100 u line there No advertisement taken for less than 25¢ END YOUR SCISSORS, RAZORS, ETC., ground to Underland & Co.. 10 8. 14th st RATES fter. TO BE a1y REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. Jos. P. MEGEATH, 16074 Fern m Street, Omaha, Neb. DROPUSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIAL and horses—U. 8. Tndiun Service, Omaha and Winnebago Indlan Agenc Winnebago. Thurston County. Neb aled pro- posals. endorsed | Building Ma- torial and Horses,” case may be, and addrossed to the undersigned at \Winnebago, wiil be recelved untii 1 o'clock, p. m., of April th, 1802, for furnishing and doifvering at the Wimebago Agency. about 59, 0) foet of assortod lumber, 60 windows, 3)doors, hurd- roquired in the erce- tion of 15 frame houscs for Winnobazo Indian allottoes, Also for ishing and delivering 16 orses at said agoncy. A full List and d6c A A A e up- on application to the undersizned. Horses must be of Amerlean stock. from 4 07 years old, sound and well, broken Lo harness, With- out blemish, not less thin 15 hunds high, we.l built in ‘proportion tohight, and to weigh not less than 950 pounds, Bidders witl b quired tostate specifieally in their bids the roposed price of each artlcle offerod for ¢ ivery under a contract. 1'ne right Is reserved torelect any or all bids or any part of uny bid if aeemed for the Lest interestof the ser- vice. Certified checks: Ench bid must be ae- companied by u certified check or draft upon some United States depository or solv natlonal bank in the vichiity of “the residence of the bidder, mado pavable to the order of the Commissioner of Tndian Affairs, for at lenst 5 per cent of the amount of the proposi, which cheek ordrafy will he forteited to the United States Iu case any bidder or bidde recelviug un awird shall” fall to promptly ex- ecuto n contract with good and sufficlent suretles. otherwise talio returnca to the bid- der. Blds wecompungd by cash in licu of a certified cheek Wil ygd be considered. For turther information Apply to ROBERT H. ASHLEY, U, & Tnafan /\: nt. M11d2itm. ()I{I)l\:\\(‘h .\n An ordloance u vmg:lv".! part Epecial Ordinance 165, dinance levying a speeinl tax for datuges for grading and wifféning 2ud avenue, and to repoal that wart of section 1"in " suid ordinauee so nmende. Be it ordained by the ety council of the eity of Omul on 1. That "of seation 1, utitled “an or- that part of seotion 1, Special Ordinance No, 168, entitled “An or- dinance levying a spebial tax for damages for rading and \\Mcnnqflmml Svenu W as fol- Tows: Clla © Shiverick | l\lkfl\\'o-il‘lulud 220 2 ok A Marston 1t 8 bk 1 20 51 He amended (o roud ds follo { A M Bates 16 2DIk G Wost 112 Morse 161 blk 7 Section 2. That |hll§ speciul Ordinance No lot 1, block 6 aud Jot 2 tion, s aforesaid, b repeal tion 8. That this ordinance shall take cot and be in force from und aftor 1ts pas- d add B urt of section No. 1, WS 08 Fefers o tax on bloek 7, West End Ad- and thie'same is hereby S Fussed March sth, 1802, JOHN GROVES, Olty Ulerk E P. DAVIS, President City Council. Apdroved March 0ch, 182, BEMIS, GEO. P, Mayor. F “W?E‘qr,gé PILLS sare. v Druggist e . St i B y b Authentic 1 purchased a bottle of your medicine for rhou matism and found it a great sucocss and have re commended It to many of my frionds, to whom it has given tmmediate relfof. Yours respectfally, ST HALL, (memberof the firm of Hall Bros. & Co., Live Stock Commission Merchants, Unlon Stock Yards, Chiea, 111, Evidence T used seven hottles three years ago and It cured me of rheumatism of long standing. Have another slight attack and am trylog it again. Yours res peetfuls. J. W, SHUTE, Mge. of H. W. Johns Mte 242 Randolph St., Chieag That The Ath-10-pho-ros medicine 18 the best In the World for rhoumatism: I know (L. 1 remain youis respectfully, ANTON SCHERMAN, office 64 Notle Stroct, Chicago. Ath-lo-pho-ros Am using Ath.lo-pho-ros quite extonsively In my practice and regard it as & remedy (n malarial rhoumatism. Reapectiully, DR, P. STEBBINGS, Bonfield, Iil, near Calengo. Cures Havo witnessed marvolous effests Ath-lo- pho-ros. particularly in a sevore case of rheumatism of 1ifteoa yoars standing, whore fo nd hands were much distorted. Patlent, after aklng two bottlos, was entirely relioved from pain. Have used {tinmy own family with entire suc- cosa and 1 tako pleasnre in commending to all who are effoctod with rhoumatism. Vory rospectfully M. M. TILTON, Commission Merchant, Oftice 164 La o St., Chicago, . Rheumatism, Thave. used the Ath-lo-p #00d succoss, and othiers too, thut woro terribly afficted with this awful disease—rheumatism. Re- spectfully, Miss JULIA STILLMAN, South Engle- wool, 1L Neuralgia, This 18 to cortify that about fivo yoars ago 1 was walking with o cane; 10 short, erlppled with rheu- matism, although notwithstanding having tried sundry romadies invain, 1 found a clrenlar under my door nt 3138, Unlon St., Chieago, 1L, placed there by some agent for the Ath-lo-pho-ros com pary Reading the sald cireular 1 went and pur chased in all three bottles of Ath-10-pho-ros, using two anda half bottles, and have from sall remedy boen relieved of sald droadful disease: until this dnte Inover bad any slgns of rhoumatism again Can, therefore, highly recomm »nd samo to all fleted with rhenmatism. Rospectfully yours JULLUS C. D, ROSS, Chieago, 11, Sciatica, ete. $1 per bot 1o 6 for 8. Beautiful picturo free, post pald, to any one who wil write for it The Athlophoros Co.,Naw Haven, Gonn ORDINANCIE NO, 2081, An ordinanee authorizing the issuinz of three warrants of 100 ench in lieu of a warrant for £200 pryable to Mrs, R W, T. Crowell, datel February 0, 1502, Be Ivordained by the eity council of the city of Omaha Section 1. That for the purpose of enabling the comptrolier to take up and cancel o war- root for the sum of %00, dated y 0. 1862 i favor of NMrs. K. W.T. Crowell, on'the specinl damnge fund. for change of do of #ith street from Cuming street to Chicngo street, the mayor and comptrolier bo and they are h thorized to issuo and sizn thre for $100 in favy Mrs. R.W. ame fund upon the surrender and cancellution of said warrant already is- suol. Section 2. That and be in force from ant Passed March Sth, 195 JOHN GROVE: Clty Olerk. E.P. DAVIS, President City Council. Avproved March ot G produced by ros & great donl with Febhry this ordinance take effect fter its pussage. rt Line & Utan .\n*llu wiy Company—Stockholders' M Notice is hereby given that tho meeting of the stockholders of the "Orezon Short Line & Utah Northern Railway co pany, for the clection of dircetors and such othér business as may lozally come before the weeting, will bo held nt_ room No. 41, Hooper Building, Salt Lake City, Utah Territory upon Woinesday, tho 16th day of March, 18 at 10 o'clock a Stock transfer books will close upon the 20th dny of Febeuary. and reopen upon the 17th day of March. ~ ALEXANDER MILLAR, Seoretiry. F16d 00 RHILWHY TIME GIXRD CHICAGO BURLINGTON & Depot 10th and Mason Sts. ~Chile: ~.Chicago Shionzo Eaxpross...... ! leao & Towa Local. " & MO. RIVEK,| Arrives L 10th i Mason Sts. | Omaha. 0. “Denver Vestibule Limited .| 400 p m L Deadwood Expross.... w L Denver Kxpress.. w “Denver Exjpesss 900 p m i Limtted (Kxcop Lincoln J.ocal m K. C.ST ). & C. B, Depot 1lth and Mason Sts BosTON, Mass., Feb. 3, 1502 Teaves Omaha L3 p m 5 a m Omaha. | Teaves | Omaha. Beatrico Expross . Denver Express. L.Overlin iFlye 0 b m| BiGOSH k& Knirneldx ok Siin) 0 pm| ... ... aciile Expross. Golng | _CHICAGO, Tt 1. & PACIFIC __Kast._|Unlon Depot 16th & Mare 1000 u i L Atlantic Expross 405 p m L Vestibule Express 610 p Lol ing | West. I20p 705 p m. Leaves Omnhal @20 pm| 10 pm Teaves CHICAGU, I T, & PACIFIC, {17ion Depot 10tk wnd Marey Sis. Donvor Liwito Denyor Kxpross, 1] PAUL|Arrl tand Marey Sts. | Chicago KApross Chicago Expi SIOUX CITV & PACIFIG [Arrives Omuha| _Denot. 10th and Marcy Sts. | Omaha T am Nluul(ll) Passenzor....... 1090 p o) 685 _pml|.. oo w RIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. (Arrivos Depot, 15th and nahin Teaves | O [ 7 Taaves |OHICAGO & NOWEILWESTIKN Arrive Omaha' U, P, depot, 10th and Marcy Sts. | Omaha 720 & m((Ex. Sun'y) Carroll Passenger. 1021 p m 112 a lloago EXross. 50 pm . tibule Limited muua ST, LOUIS. 10tk ana Marcy st Touls Cannon Ball.. [ ¥ B & MO VALLEY Omaha!_Depot G008 m ... Deadwood Fxpross. 900 & m| (. Hat) Wyo. Bxp. (Kx < Norfolk (x. Sunday.). . " Paul Kxpross. . C. 8T, P M. & O Depot. 15tk wnit Webster Sts. | Omalia TBicux Olby Accommodation | 003 p w Sund'y) 124 b m 1625 m |Arives Owaha q 0y m Mon.)| 520 m i a Wa5am Arrivos Gmanal Fi0 w v “TMISSOURI PACIFIO. 0L 15th and Webster Sts SU Louls Expros S Louls Kxpress CHICAGO, I 1. & PACIFIC. Union Depot Counctl Blufls Night EXDrens .....o.e Atlantic 12xp; Vestibule Limited K. 0. 8T, JOK & C. B, Union Depot, Counell Blufrs. “Kansas City Imy provs . Kansas Uity 630 am 510 pw Arrives Transror Wam 2| 35 p m 11240 b w |Arrives _|Traustor 5B pm 63 4w Teaves Transfer 630 p 1020 & w 4 pml Leaves | fer| 0008 m - 10.15 p m A Vo Transf o 540 p in Union Dopot, 8 m 1000 p m b Chicago Expreas Chicago Expross 12 Creaton Local UMALIA & 8T. 14 Unlon Depot. Counell "B Louls Canon Ball X CITY & PACIFIC. or|_Uniou Depot. Coun w . sloux Clity Accommodation.. 1600 p m SLEL Paul Bxprass. ... | 040 & m CHICAGU & NOWTH W ESTELN | Arrl Uil Arrivos Teaves | | Teanster b 0y m \v.um o Limited RN w Caslern 1lyor | 180 p i daty AQRR sl g Mo | 18 & wl. CaTruil Iusvergor. ... (WA B Healthful, Agreeable, Cleansing. Cures Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc. Removes aud Prevents Dandruff. WHITE RUSSIAN SORP. Spccvally Adapted for Use in Hard Water. LeDuc's Periodical Pills. The Fronch remody nots diractly upon the goneretive organs and cures supprossion of the mensc:. $20r throo for 5, and oan ba malled Should not be used duringprecnanay. Tob i dsts and the publle supplied by Good Ul'ubl’l,\i . Vmahus CAN PROVE T0 10 Thonsand WIVES ano MOTNERs K Oh, WILES' NEW CURE FOR THE HEART Iotho only roliable cure for tho tired feellng pecn- liar to women suffering with weak hearts, pain in eido, shoulder and arm, weak and hungry spolls, irregulur pulse, fainting, smothering. Thousand toatity to their permanent cure, ELraaxT Book FREE At Drucists. DR. MILES MEDIOAL CO, Elkhart, Ind For sale by Kuhn & Co., 1561 and Douglas SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 1692, Anordinance levying a spec tax and ns- sessment upon certain lots. parts of lots and real estate yof Omaha, for the con- struction and repairs of sidewnlk Whereus, the owners, respoctively, of th lots. purtsof lots and real estate héreinafter described, have failed to constriet or repair sidowalks within the time allowed by ordin- ance, nfter due and proper notice so to do, und Wiiereas. such sidewalks haye been duly constructed or ropy by J. B Knowles, the contractor to whom was awarced the contraet for constructing and repuiring sidownlks, and Whereas, the several lots, parts of lots'and roal estate huve exch beenspecially benefittod to the full amount of the special tax and as- 4 herein leviod, by reason of such imp opposite the same, respectively, Ahervtore, for the purposo of vovering and paying the costof such fmp Bo it orduinod by the city of Omaha: Soction 1. That the several sums set onpo- site the lots, partsof lots and real estate here- nafter descrived, be and the sume are hereby respectively levied and ussessed upon ench of ald lots, parts of lotsand real cstate, as fol- lows, to wit: John Faval w31t 6 blk 254 city of Omaha 811 14 o Sra Hk e's It 6 bik 25 llH THeirs of My ron Ttesd 167 bik Heirs of Byron keed It bil Omuha & North Platte R 1t O right of way 1t 5 blk 2 Robt H Avery Tr ox Fight of way 1t 5 blk do 1.6 bk 2 Edwin W Eayres 107 bl do 1t K blk Frank Murphy 16 1 blk 2 uo 1t 2 bk 256 John B Detwiler it bk do 1t 4 hik E The Patrick Land Co s L1t b 256 & Reed & Gampbell 168 blIC3 Campbell's add 56 10 19 blk s s 10 1ts bk 6 4 10 100 bik 6 i 6 10 aison 836 018 18 Ellis Place 7 65 T It 10 . 5 nl 13 Straizht et al 1622 0 50 i O lonos ot al 1t 2 5 Cotuer n2 fu16 2% o bt V7 D Bvans 164 Evans add 301 D Evans e50 ft1t 1 blk 5 lTuwthorne add 16 5 do s fLit2 blk 5 16 87 A A W Halbrook 163 bi 16 63 Sarah A Prvin U4 bk 16 50 Jane A Heduzes 15 blk 16 61 Jaeob Mortensen 1t 6 bik 5 16 50 HOM Hurlburt 167 blk 5 tenry M Goodeil 168 bik 5 Mury W Gaylord 1t 0 Ik 5 hin Shélton 110 bik 1t 11 blk 5 i W Tillson It 12 b1k & Frank W IHills e3) (01t 15 bk 5 do €50 frlt 14 bik b ot Sumuel J Howell o2 ft1t 1 Howell Place JC Wright 1u 1 blk 2 Inprovement Ass'n ndd sorge A Joslyn 1L 6 bik Lred Duvis nis 117 blk 2 Mary Duewan st 167 blk 2 R W Richardson i3 1t 10 blk 2 ol M Cumpheli sfs 1t 10 blic2 Josoph Wolf s £t 844 1t 11 bik 2 S'E Rozers 817 16 ndl fL1L6 blk 8 N Shelton n'3 1t 1 bk § John F Malstrom n's 1t 13 bik 14 Kountzo' Jacob Weldersall nd0 fu It 16 bik 15 G F Eisnsser 3 5161t 1t 4 blk 4 Kountze's §th add 18 Raseall et al 130 £t oLi2 £t 1t 4 blk 4 o 8J Farls n's I1t8 bik 5 Lako's add Grorge A Josly 1t8 bik & 42 . Apglo G Lyons 555 £t 169 bk “ Emily WV Snow 1t 10 b1k 10 MeCormuck’s add 48 73 (Lnise fuit 14 Nelson's udd dfu ol fule ity 2 Jumes B Eberso.c Tr 161 b1k 0 Roed’s 15t add 5 John Mayer 63 0182 blk 19 5 E Rozers ad DV sholes It 1 blk 2 he ol Puri T B Conover 1t 12 bik 2 5 4 S Lydle ndi fUIL1 DIKS BV Smith's add 1 3 Jumes Lils s22 fL1e 1 blk Austin M Gollote 81z 1¢ 14 blk 14 WJ Maxwell 1t 16 bik 4 weesy's add 3 do I bik ] Wainut Hill Savings & Inv Co L1 bik s \Vululll Hill 19 8 do 2 IvII\ b 10 50 do bk 5 ! 16 50 S D Mercer [t 4 blk s ot 16 50 85 Campbell 1641 Windsor Place Extens'n 18 81 Martin Cahin It 42 b 14 85 Windsor Place Bidg Ass'n 1643 * 14 8% Ominha gl Ity Co rlght of way tax 1t 2 tion 3 T 1518 L 24 Purk Assin ox O B stion 3115 R 14 .., Omahu Belt Rty Co right of way © 14 section 5T 15 I 13 o Douzlas Co, Neb, 142 £t of wiod ft of that purt lying between Douzlas add Omahi Belt Ity rizht ey section 207 15 1R 1 I)HII"“IN( 0, Neb, s132 11 of el ft's w " ot e by seetion 20T 15 16 1 Total......... e Sectlon 2 That the spocial taxe wents levied and nssessod us afor Do due immediately upon the pussage and ap- proval of this ordinanc wud shall hecome de- linquent i€ not paid within fifty days there 1 nterest shull be addod u month, payable in H6C0InG 50 ouncil of the city do of way t ‘wnd nusoss- suld, shull of one pe nee from quent. tion i this ordinance shall take effeot und be In force from and sfter ius puss- g T'assed March Sth, 181, JOUN GROVES, Clty Clerk, E. In DAVIS, ¥ President Uity Council. Approved March oth, 150, GEO! P, BEMIS, The abovo tax 18 now due and puyabl office of the elty treasurer and will becon linquent and- bear interest after April 12, as seen o section 2 of above HENRY BOLLN. Treasurer, NO. 2082, ORDINANCE ordinunce locating certain additional ater hydrants tu the city of Omuli Be it orduined by the elty councll of the elty of Omal Seotion | That the American Water Works Company o and the same s horeby orderud to puace additional water hydrauts o the city of Omaha, us follows One at the corner of 12 One ab the corner of ith wnd Tzard streets. Bection 2. That this ordinance shail take effect and be in force frcm wnd after (s piss- An e fiasca Muron o, o i1 ¥ Fresid Avproved March 9ih. i GROV OMAHA CLUB HOUSE., Directors Declde to Parehnse & * Twentieth and Donglas. ‘The directory of the Omaha olub has de- clded to purchase the Hitohcock property at the northwest corner of Twentioth and Doug- 1ns streets, 60x152 feot. The pretonse under which this action 18 about to be taken is that sometning had to be done speodily to forestall the formation of a new club. 1t is ropresented that after roviewing all the phases of the situation, the inability of the directors to secure favorable torms from the theirs of the Davis estate at the northwest corner of Kighteenth and Douglas, which has always boen the choice of the club for their new house, thoy decided to do the next best thing (1) aund rebaso the Hitohcook proporty. ‘The manner in whichafunds shall bo raised to erect the builaing is stated as follow: Threo mortpages aro to be placed on the house and_ground, the first for 0,000, the socond and third for 30,000 each. The first mortgage, which has already boen placed with a local banking house, is to draw 6 por cont interest, tho interest to commence when tho money advanced for the completion of the house, the coupons to be torn off until the money is needed. The second mortgage for 30,000 {8 to bo raised by subscription and to bear 6 rer cont interest it earned and non cumulative. The inteution of the directory at the meefing Suturduy evening was to circulate two sub- scription papors, the first to cover tho second mortgage whercin thirty men would bo asked to subscribe §1.000 each, the second paper to bo more general in 1ts Scopo 1o which overy member of the club would be asked w0 put his name for £100 worth of stock. Tho money thus raised on the second mortengo is to Vo paid into tho ury in two paymonts, one-half when the lot is purchased, the balance at the call of the directory. 'Tho thitd mortgago money is to be divided iuto ten monthly paymonts, the first to be made on tho purctiase of tho prop- orty, tho balauco monthly thereaftor, in this way all the members having a proprictary iutorest in the house and grounds, While the first mortgage will be praced on the establishment and 1ot atonce in ordor that tho sccoud and third mortgages may have a standing in law, the airectors wiil hold the tirst mortgace in trust until such timo as the amount of monoy it ropresonts is needed. The directors state that thoy worked faithfully to secure the Davis lot and that fi’lrh Perine’s proposition was entirely too ch. Mr. C. S. Montgomery who drew the orlg- inal resolution stipulating that the O. I Davis property should be purchased, smd ““The resolution was definite 1n its terms and gave tho diroctors no other option than to purchase the property at the uorthwest corner of Eighteenth and Donglas streat, but ata_sutsequent meoting & clauso was inserted which gave the direc- tory power to purchuso the Davis or any othier lot which in their judgment they deemed for tho best intorests of the club, 1 think it has always been the feeling of tho directory that the Davis property was tho best for the club, but they wanted 5,000 for the lot." “Isn'tit true that the club passed a resolu tion months ago detining the bounds within which a elub house would bo acceptable, aud were not these bounds as follows: On the east by Sixteeuth street, on the north b Dodge street, on thesouth by Farnam stroe and on the west by Twentieth street! *‘Whether tho west boundary was Twen- tioth street,” said Mr. Montgomery in reply to the question, 1 am aot sure. It strikes mo that 1t was Twenty-fourth. ‘T'he resolu- tion gave the directors powar to purchaseany lot which thev doemed pest. Mr. P. L. Perine, one of the administra. tors of tho Davis estate, when asked about the status of the affair, said: ‘‘From last July until about the first'of November I con- cluded that the Davis property had been pur- chased by the Omaha club. Tho price, £35,000, seemed to bo fair, and while thero was no written agree- ment, there was & tacit unaerstanding between the directory and myself that the ot was sold. 1 had received the consent of the heirs to sell at &5,000. During the sum- mer a gentleman camo to me from Mr. Yates and wanted to know if I considered the lot sold aud I tola him yes. Other parties were also after the property but I toid them the proporty was out of the market. There was some talk as to a clear title being given but that was soon gotten out of tho way. Thero being ro debts agaiust the estate, ihe heirs, of course, would make the deed. The ques- tion arose as to what right the Presbyterian choreh had in the promises, being an unin- corporated body, and baving been made n beneficiary in the will. When Mr. Hanscom purchased the balf lot, muking his prop- erty 132 feet square, wo went into court to got u ruling s to who should sign for the church, the court holding that the indiv.dual members of the session should join intne deed. That disposed of the quoes- tion, About December Iwe submittod to the directors of the club that wo were rondy to mako o deed for the promises and Mr. Yates informed us that the directors had changed their mnds regarding the pro- perty. He asked usif we would not take £30,000 for tne property and wo tola bim that wo weore authorized by the heirs to sell for £35,000. In o lettor toseveral of the inter- ested parties I intimated that the elub would take the property for 0,000 and thoy do- cided not to sell at that figuve, The question of grade was talked about during last summer when the purchase was uppermost and we agreed that it would cost about §2,500 to bring it to erado. Tho prop- orty bus not beon offerea at 30,000, for wo believe it worth £35,G(0 as it stands,” A member of the Omaha club who prefers not to be quoted expressed decided dissatis- tmi:biqn with the action of the diroctors. He said: *'At a callod mooting a_few months ago a resolution was adopted giving the directors authority to buy the Davis lot. After the resoiution had been fully discussed and passed a little coterie of members, of whom Hitcheock himself was one, representea thav if tho agonts and heirs of the Davis property found that the club nad determined to buy the lot they might impose unreasonablo con- ditions. The resolution was subsequontly reconsidered and a clause inserted giving tho directors power to purchase another lot within alimit which, if I remomber cor- rectly, was bounded by Twentieth street, that is, was to be east of Tweutioth stroet and not west. It now looks plain the that rescinding of the original resolution was a schemo gotton up in the interest of Hitchcock. True, the lot is #5,600 cheaper, but thers is no compar- ison botween the two properties. Tho Davyis lot has 132 feet front on Douelas streot at Eighteenth und the other only sixty-six feet on Douglas, which street 18 quito narrow at Twentieth, The club could have sola fifty foet off of the Eightcenth street lot for ut least §25,000. The Tweutioth street location 15 100 far out of the way altogether, 1t is inaccessible. At least one-half of the young members of the club aro in business in tho New York Life building and the ofice build ings between Kiftoenth strect and the court house. These would all have to ride up, which would be very inconvenient. I doubt whether half the club membership will sub- scribe to that locatior “The directors covld have called a mecting t which their conclusion to purchaso the wontieth strecr lot might have been sub- mitted for ratiffcation, or they might have submitted prices and te upon lots on Dodge, Dcuglas, Farnam or Harney streots 80 that the club membership could by vote have decided upon # lat, or volced the seuti- ment upon the payment 1of the price meu- tioned for the Twontieth street lots. i — Univorsal Praise Means Merlt, The succass of Chamberlain’s cough rem- edy in offccting a speedy cure of la grippe, colas, croup and whooping cough, hus broueht it into great demaud. Messrs. Pon tius & Son of Cameron, O., say that it has gained a reputation secoud to none in that vicinity. James M. Queen of Johuston, W Va., says it s the best he over uses. B I Jones, druggist, Winona, Miss, says: “Chamberlain’s cough remedy is perfectly reliable. I have alwuys warranted it and it never failod to give ibo wost perfoot savis- faction.” 50 cent bottles for sale by drug gists, ONE FARE EXCURSION To Oklabomu Ma, Round trip tickets will be on sale via Santa e route, March 22, from all points in Kansas und Nebraska to points in Oklahoma and return at rate of one fare for the round trin. Tickets good until April 21. Stop-overs allowed in Oklabhoma. For tickets nnd full infor: wation apply to your nearest ticket agent or address 1. 1. Palmer, passon- ger agoent Sautu Fe Route, 1316 Farnaw sureet, Omuba,