Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 22, 1892, Page 7

SPEGIAL NOTICES, | DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS will bo taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening Aud untll 8:30 p. m. for the morning or Sunday edl- | tion Al nicertisements 1n those eolumns 15 conts & Jine frst nsertion, and 10 cents A ine thereafter, of | #2 por Iine per month. No_ndvertisement Teas than 25 cents for the Nrst insertion. ©ah 0 advance. Count AboGt seven words 1o the Jine. Tnitinls, figures, symbols, o eh count s & Word. Al ndvertisements must run consecutively Advortisers by requesting a chec hiave the letters addressed to red lettor in care of THE BEE. Answers 80 o 4 will be 3 presentation of the check. SITUATIONS WANTED. 156 n 1ine first time ond 100 a line there aftor. No udvertisement takon for less than 25c. A BOOKKKEPER WITH FIRST CLASS CITY erences wants 8 position. Address o refer antsa b LA WANTED, POSITION YOUNG LADY Asiographer. 'Have had ono years experience in Jarge Gmah ofice. WIII Kuarantoo rapla enraLe s Tk and wiii work one weol Rood firm nt your own price. Addross T 12, Be RATES A A COMPE ployment: b 12118 Tt stre YOUNG LADY WHO HAS EOM Wiodgo of b okkeeping will give all her e to assist on b collections or general e orh” i e20hAnKD For BORFA OF . BBl ANIAFY: bject, o gt practical experience. et given. Address T 14, I WIsH Joseph K oM the new pn wreatest s ity over Uklily In two seconds: 10 per cont profits one 010 s1x days, another 22 11 two hours v general aent. in ench state and territory s and full par T nt hatrens Mohroe Kfuser MIg. Co. Li aCrgss Wik, X 95, B SALESMEN, PAYS WELL. 101 B TARNESS MAKERS WA wages puid. . Stache, York, Neb. Bi b, I LABORERS WANTED k¥ for Wyoming on the . & M. It 1L, free trans. portation from Omalia. Call at Gy S. Touh strect, onlor BEE BLL By CANVASSERS, SATA 1t s S ie maomino Siab, 1618 DougE siFooL MisTall PABILITY AND B WANTED, MEN OF HESP el ¢ Nobraska State haraeter to wollelt for t | 1 BOARDING. Guaranteo Bullding nnd Lo . Address . L. Mathews, manager. WANTED! A FIRST CLASS maker: wood wakepand a sioady Job. once. K. B, Wilkon, Plerce, Neb, B Mu‘.v:’l'll‘&ol.l(l'hmi WANTED 821 N, Dy Lire vuitaing: M B “WIDE AWAKI WORKERS EVERYWIHE! for the greatest book on earth, 8hepp's Photo pha of the World: costing £100,000; mammoth o a terms paralicied Apply at cleared §711 in ter, 0., $23 In f won, Lyons, N magniticont outfit only §1.0) freight pald. ~Address Globo Hible Publishing Cc A8 Dearborn stroet, Chicago, 111, or Philadel phia, Pa. M7l B SIOR PORTRAIT B Need unoiy Enst Omulin. Baya TED, WATCHMAKER WIO TAKS German (0 0 to_country town in Tows on sal ary. Address G 42, Bec oftice, Ccuncil Bluffs Masi 22 block. VE! East Omalia Box Factory, B.A FIST CLASS MAN IN GENERAT, store to tnko chargo of dry goods departmen must understand window draping and how to keep atock n irat ciass shape. Bloteky Bros, Onawa, In. WO HARNESS.Y AKERS WANTED, THEO. Widmaler, Co ok, Neb. 108 23 1 “WANTED, SALESMAN FOR FINE LINE OF perfumery and tollet luxnrios on_commission, ‘Address Hamiiton. Box 1458, 0. K.Y, w01 23 WA A GOOD HOTEL COOK. tteed, Greshnm, Neb. ]}-w.«\n,n HOOKKE Smith's Omaba bo V. Armstrong, care Bee RATES Lic o lino first timo and 100 o line ‘after. No advertisement. taken for loss tha VWANTED, A /house work ‘German 00D GIRL FOR GENERAL ferred- Inquire 242 (it} ~WANTED. G L THAT CANDO GOOD PLAIN Jcuuking whire second gIFl 1s kept. (100d wages. 1014 Locust St 0T M _WANTED, GIRIL, FOR | FOI GENERAL H( G.'W. Loowns, 1014 50. 80th ay Y-WOMAN COOK WANIED; MUST HAV Jxome experience In hotel cooking. _ Ada Hotel, Gresham, Neb. M 1-WANTED, SEVERAL AMBITIOUS LADY CAN. Jyasers to sell an article that Is @it edge nnd wi upon ity own merlts Call at 1124 N 17th st, aft o'clock Tuestay aftornoon. 593 21 W AN AT ONCE, ONE LADY AND BOY rocoive instructions kedp books: good situntions, N. Y. Life bullding. NERAL HOUSE RL KO GENERAL HOUS) Jwork; ) 2 ®O0d cook; family of Juckson st. FOR RENT--HOUSES. )¢ HOOM FLAT, 205 LEAVENWORT Apply it 0! D SES AN 5 ldence block in clty. 816 8. 220 s D, ARGE OF HOUSES, STORES, FLATS etc, 8 and up. Paul, 17 Board of Trade I) DENCE FLATE, 6 AND 7 KOOMS, W1 bath. convenient”to business, only 20, Tavt. C0., 442 Bee bullding. D;rok RENT, 6 NICE NEWLY FURNISHED roouws, i3 N. 10th, Brennan flats. Miss ), VR REST: TIOUSES, €100 FERMONTH AND upwards. The O, . Dayis Co., 105 Farnam st S0t ] KLEGANT 12R00M FURNISHED HOUSE il o dorn, neat Brownell ball; SIN00 por mo. C. ¥, Hurrisom, 912 N. Y. Life 80 s . 9 ROOMS, i pos maOnLn Nat. bunk bullding. U RENT, ABOVE NON. wvot, Sroom fhnt Iargo kitel or, Korrys & Co., 203 N. ¥ Tron e, @ best, loeation, all mod- v Quire of the Byron Keed C POl WENT, T EED RESIDENCE, ¢ . Dodiee oun Tooma."ail modein i provements. barn, fco house Buiro o1 the By ron Heod Cos 215 8. 14ih stiget i Diiioon ot furniture §. s sufticlent. Co-operative Land and Lot C BNISHEDMODERN HOUS rooms, near anscom park, blo Addros: MAV IST, SEVEN ROOM COTTAGE CEN- trally Jocutod. Inguire 1% N, 19th street. M7Hl RATES Lic u lind first _after. No advertisement takon for loss than 2sc. Jo-FOI RENT. ONE LARGH FHONT 0% TWO aok furnished Grunfurnished rooms. 122 South atroat Q+AWO FURNISHED STIAM {EATED FRONT rooma susulte, $2, 1817 Leavenworth st it o b v 230 ~FOI RENT, FURNISITED 0L UNFURNISKED ro0Ws, mudern convenioncas, W7 N. 14tk st 2 2 FURNISHED AND UNFUBNISHED KOOMS, dbgie 0F ensulte, moderi o nces. i1 8o 260h stroet 7 M 250 Eyuunisus FOR [ Ureforencos required. il N. 15th - FURNISHED KOOM, MODE ent, ¥un, oic., 017 Harney st T -CHEAD, ELEGANTLY VURNISHED FRONT Jhdrcom for bno o {wo geatiewen. Duna, 100y S TBS~160 & liue first tme and 100 o line there ':mn No sdvertisowent taken for loss tiay CVEKY DESIKABLE FIRST AND SECOND Hoar, south and east, furnished rooms_at “The 116 No. 25th street Mgl TLARGE FRONT ROOM AND ALOOVE WITIL 0Ud table board. 5 Nortu Juth street. ‘-uuukhi KOOM AND BOARD. 2018 hoU daa St M 3 R .EnT—v“Ux“l.“nD ROOMS BATES 130 4 line Airac tlme atter. No :.,.2...:‘..‘..‘.:' l:l.ul::. e l'..:"fi:-': . Oll WENT, & UNNURNISHED KOOMS 30 Capltal avenue. a0 THE PIESOIA OMAHA RATES -1t o line nd 10 & line thero- After. No advertisement taken for lows thai: 25¢. HiLurimas HOUSE, 1310 DODGE, FOR GOOD board, nicor rooms, conveniences. rates and 1o ation 1t cannot be excelled. Mrs. Horn, proprietor 01 A 10° ELEGANT 10C and bonrd; stricily first-class. FOR RENT---STORES AND OFFICES. RATES 150 & Jine first time and 10c a line thore ndvertisement taken for lens than 25 | “FOR RENT, STORE, 10 HOWARD, I_mn RENT. TIE 48T 916 Farnan street. The bullding has n fire pro cement basement, completo steam hieating fixt £ on all the H00rs, Kas, etc. Apply at the ¢ he Bee. w13 ~SUITABLE BUILDINGS FOR MANUFACTUR. Ing purposes at_Kckormann Place, good enging gnd botler, & per month. C. ¥. Harrison, 02 X ¥. FOR RENT, IN BEST RETAIL LOCATION IN Omaha, entire sccond floor or dopartments In Golden Eagle Shoo Store, 114 8 16th st FOR RI AN ELEGANT beat location in town: 22x6), with fixtures counters; large, dry basement under store: this is n good chance for some rustling German to come into 1ive town and do & good business. For fur. feulnrs inguire of ¥. Sonnonschoin, West 045 FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS. —15¢ & line first time and 10c a line t No wdvertisoment taken for less than TO RENT. T MURRAY. MURRAY. Mg 004nl W00 ACIES OF GOOD LAND FOR RENT FOIU o one, years, o county, 0 nerew wnder Toneo. 60 acres under plow. 3 s and plonty of running water. - For further particulnrs enll upon or addross W. B, Taylor, 124 larney street, Omalin, 183 ‘29 —For 1 ART OF OUR FIVF-STORY o) brick warehouse; good elevator and - track f ities. Omahn Warehouse & Storage Co., Teavenworth st. ~ WANTED-TO RENT. T NANTED, o AGE. WE HAVE I\ cnah customers for modern 6 or 7 4 Farnam “WANT 10 REN Wood, RNISTL 1 THRE ROOMS BY YOU! M coaple without ehildren. Not for housckeo ing. Address T'11, Hee, 04 21 —WANTED, TO ¥ NU T PIANO: G D6 oarefuly taren ‘Sars of Andress il Spaulding street. My T WANTED, BY APRILT S0R 4 UNFURNISITED I\ rooms, suitable for light housckoeplng; good loeation; convenlent to business center ences exchanged. S G5, Bee. N ., 203 SHEELY BLOCK - STAR LOAN apartment. NTAL DI Mutl-u2l STORAGE. RATES 150 n lne first time and 100 n linc there- attor.No ndvertisoment' tak s than 250 M oLpE D BEST STORAG Touat 1 e city. Wit & Crose2ie Harme " —CLEAN, DRY AND PRIVATELY STORED furniture. Teating stoves stored over summer. 1207 Douglas st. Omahin Stove Kepair works. 61l M BEsT STORAGE IN CITY. OMAHA WARE- DN R A IDER g ORI D oy an NOr e, Houschold and other goods stored and cared for Low rates. Private apartmentsif desired. Phone 4 740 ~ WANTED-TO BUY. WATES—15¢ a line first time and 10c a line therout fer. No advortisoment tuken for 10ss thun 2. ZFURNITURE _BOUGILT, SOLD, STORED. Wells, 1111 Fars n st. DHAND FURNITURE BOUGHT SOLD N and exchanged: highest prices paid for socond- hand goods. Boston Furniture Co., 603 [~ WANTED TO BUY, house with “wired lot, located State price, size of house and lot and full partic Inrs by addressing S 47 Bee office. 72 U1 WANT TO BUY A GOOD HORSE FOR LIGHT ariving: must bo very cheap. Addross $ 4. Bee. N —WANTEDTO BUY, CASI REGISTER. ANTON 1 [ Dworak, Burwell, ¢ 1T, WITI CA- s 0 duy: must bo ¢ Address T 10, this offico. N WA TKD, SODA WATER OL N pacity of about ity e and in good condition, FOR SALE-FURNITURE. URNITURK OF STX WILL quity in the place In’ best aiburh tn Canhos . boantifur praces S0.00 o takes the whole business; must be sold_at on Addrexs S 59, Bee. MS18 22 FDR SALE-HORSES, WAGDNS ].‘.TU >—FOR SALE, HORSES AND MULES, CHBA Fidelity Oil Co., § 20th and U.P. Ity. 042 280 > —FOR SALE, A LOT OF CARRIAGES, SURREY and_buggles at your own price: ulso siugle har- ness. Kidelity Loan Guarantee Co., room 4, With- nell bullaing. 17 > PONY FOR SALE CHEKAP OR TRADE FOR wpring wagon. 1108, 11th st 50 21° " FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. o line first time and 10¢ & line ther ? No ndvertisoment takon for less than 2 QuHNE UPRIGH K1, PIANO, STANDARD MAK sed only a few wouths, st a sueritice. 2022 Cald well at. 83 QYOI SALE, TWO BILLIARD AND 2 POOL tavls with eiles, bulls, Tacks: good orders S0 cuch, ] Q, A TEN HORSE and gasoline engine with connections arder, for sale at less than half cost. two years. Address Pokrok % Omatia, Nel FOR SALE, NEW COUD case, ehony. 1017 Capitol MISCELLANEOUS. U time No advertigement tal 10¢ u 1o (he 10 loss than DAILY BE ror exdihinor. 5: TUESDAY. MARCH 22, ’hnil"‘l'lL U PARRISH, FORMERLY OF DENVER J plose sena your address to A. ¥. Hazeltine, box 1118 Denver. Col w0 97 U JOUN ARCHIBALD WILI, COMMUNL cate with . H. Snider. Omahe, he will loarn somothing to his_advantago MO15 24° MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. RATES 150 & lne first time and 100 & line thero t taken for less (han 2 V. BEFORE BUVING A PIANO EXAMINE THE new scale Kimball piano. A Hospo, 1613 Douglas. vV FOI_SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, A FINE upright piAno, neariy new and standard manu facture. Address O 5, Bee oflic 5 . MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATB RATES15c a lino first timo and 10c n lino_thero. after. No advertisoment takea for than 2 W< NTHAL LOAN & TRUST 00, BEE B, AN ON IMPROVED CUTY i MONEY 10 1. A, C2 Frost, Douglns bik property, 10w rate. W REAL no ndditional charge ney's fees. . B. Meikio, First W CONTES, 1 FARNAN. BASTHRN MONEY “,' LOANS, G, G. WALLACE, 312 BROWN B s 2 BEE BLD'G ) W UHL, REAL ESTATE LOAN W, BER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LUANS, Iiohiard C. Pattorson, 1311 Farnam st. 901 W MONEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA perty: bullding loans specinlty. Brennan & Co., Karbach block “’ LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNTMPS ity property.£5.000 and upwards.i to 3 po No deluys. W.Farnam Smith & Co.,15th andiarney. TV RRIVATE SONEY VST A ortgnge loans, low rates. Alex. Moor Ree building W ALRLY T0 4 L TOVETT kol money; only first class security, 220 8. 1ith, DAN ON REAL ESTATE. W MoNEY TO 1605 Farnam st THE F. Davis Co. o1 WS, W BAINEY, 615 OMATIA NAT. BK BLDG. City mortgages, Lowest rates. Money on hlwn.fl, VW OMAHA BAVINGS BANK MAKES LOAN on real estate at lowest market rates. Loan: made in small or large sum and for short or long timo No commission Is charged, and the loans aro not ¢old in the east, but can always be found the bank on the corner of 18th and Douglas strects “' LOANS, W.M. HARRIS, 1. 20, Hwn/nxmx Wi ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST €O, 315 ) Life, lend at 1ow rates for eholce sccu Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaha oity prop imerchandise Watkins & Co.. Continwed. FOR TRADE, A CLEAS Tnnds Frankfort, Z,-CLEAN STOCK OF GENRRAL M DSE. WILL fitake ronl eatate &mones. Bex 25, Frankfort, Ina JR— Makes a Statement That Will Inter- est All Suffering from Catarrh— il w3 KTOCK OF GENERAT A cash. Addross it. W 0 Mas FOR SBALE aftor R ALE, W. 8. Millard, at On 10t0 5 lots. FiE A OR unimproved and Valley count torm| Addre: | E. CORNER D. Remick, I Iing, Barker block OUNTZE PLAC house on W/ nkney, ¥ Sthor ing’ Komes: ot oonsis dor ome J. Gibson, Creighton block. 7,,500D FAYING BUSIRMES, litton, Involce 8,000: will tfade haif Int KATES n-» aline flart tneand 100 o lino ROOM CO 1614 1zard stroet . NEBRASKA FARM LAN 312 Brown block, 16th and Dovgins. FoR Al.mvm RENT Sovoral desirable medium slzed and small honses cheap ana on oasy terms i Nat. bank - JOR BALK-£E CORNER f7th, 1853 cottages, stablo for 6 horaos Thatire at promises U6 LOT.! ADJOINING THE TOW Binir, Nob.; good land. H. \ tion: bargaln for cash. (MOR SALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, §50, §1,20 U P ensy torma; take cloar property ns first payment G G. Wallnce. Brown block, 16th ana Douglas. ALE-SEVENTEEN THOUS nds in Howard, Sherman, Greeley on deferred payments, € per cent intorest, 1 0TH AN «fect: a bargain for a few days only. F. K. Dar CENTRATL LOCA Mrs. T, 1. Park, 20 REAL ESTATE. P LB avout ten yenrs. For “Lwas al 95_ | andbronehial tubes. DORCAS, 894X be divided 112 20 “Bestdes this, my troublo, LR my friends thought 1 voice. pain was my he: Nebraskn, on very liberat | o -1 am very glad that this group of v 0. box 2004 Los Angeles, and throat ure o HICKORY, 80X 15 | ringing and dizziness. aoar | and nataral. A NEROOM | ress in words. 00 cash. Kl ash, balance §53.00 per G pALE AT A BARGAIN LOD 15, BLOCKS, W. L. Soiby's first addition to South Omahi Smali payio-nt d Inquire G. B, wn, bulance T<chuck, Umaha Boo. 8 land and physiciuns, Their nthly 1t dosired MOR SALE-400 ACRE FARM IN DI valley, Thayer col Ono of the very b house, barn, granarl of fruf s, crib . timber and runni uty, 10 miles wost furms In tho county: g and an abundance Also for salo or exchange for good lands oF city property. a brick pork packing b ase and_fixtures in Hebron, Thayer county, near B. & M. depot. quiro of any real estato agent In Hebron. 50: For particulars In- For SALE, ONE 1. ROOM 1OTEL AND THREE lots, well located; Address lock box 114, W part casli, balance on time. tisonville, Neb. M5l 24 JOR SALI—ON MO Ehouses & lots. The 0. 60 ACRES Of djotning in Sherman, Valley and Greeley countles, Nebraska. acres in cultivation; will rell ! clear, and good water, 223 THLY PAYMENTS, 9 Davis 00,1008 Furmet ok LAND EREE AND Good soll, g0od grass on good terms: owner would take some Rood prop erty as part pay; valued at $10 per acre. Henry C. Smith, Falls City. Neb. W MONEY, MONEY, MONEY. 100,000 T0 LOAN in suma of §200 to .00 on tmproved or unim- proved resldence business property in tho ety of Omaba, No delay In closln 10ans s moncy s on hand. No denling With castern parties, all business transacted here and interest payablo liero and not fn'the enst, also make bullding loans on most favorablo torms.” Fidelity Trust Co., 1614 Farnam. @™ W FIGST AND 28D REAL BSTAT gage loans made prompily. Harkor b MONEY TO LOAN- CBATTELS RATE after. ticn line first Tme and 100 o line the 0 adyertisement taken for less than DO YOU WANT MONEY? A1 50 4o not fail 1o ket our rates before bor- rowing. Wa mako loans, without removat o publicity, on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, eto, at the' low- est posaiblo rate. There is 1o unnecessary dol money on the same day you ask for it Wo will carry the loan ns_ long us you dosire, wiving you the privilege of paylng it in_full or in part atany time to suit your convenlonc, and any DArt paid reduces the cost of earrying the loan in Proportion to the amount patd Our offices are centratly locatod and are 8o ar ranged that partiescalling on us oan bo walted on quiokly aud courteously. 211F you have a loan with other parties, or have bought a plano or other furniture on time and ind the payments a littie larger than you can meet convenlently, we will pay It fOF YOu aud carry the 1oan as long as you desire. 1t will be to your advantage to see us curtng a loan. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Koom 11, Creighton Block, 15th St south of. Postofico; but you get the before se- FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. On household goods, planos, organs, hor: milos, WARORS, 00 BL LG jowent BoAMDIC FALos without publicity, remoyal of property or change of possession. Time arranged to sult the borrower. ments 0f any awount can bo ‘made at any (1 Famoinyt DOC PEMMEINAL and THLOTAL, LAMA RIY- ing patrons all the benefits of the partial payment pian Cail and see us when you want a loan. Money nlways on hand: no delay: no publicity; lowest rates: business confidential. IDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., B.F Masters' old stand, K. 4, Withnell blk, 15th and Harney. LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIN siriotly “confidentlal. A, B Harrls, . W5 X ROBT PRITCHAKD, &5, WITHNELL BIK < w7 T WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SEE W. it Davis, roou ), Continental biock. 100 X'.\Tm"v { LOANED ON FUR 1z, HORSES, wagons, pIanos, etc. Fred Terry, K. 45, Koo [ TERIDAN PLAC Addross B0 22 AT 43D AND LEAY- nworth streots, 600 each, $10 down and & or §10 amonth, 7 per_cent interest. Theso 10ts are well located As to grade and motor service, and in a part of the clty. that s buflding raptdly. and abstract is given Title s perfect to cach purchaser. Ke Iby, 534 Chiamber of Commerce. F JOR SALE HALCYO! Acres, half acres an Also houses and 10ts | S BEAUTIFUL SUBURH Only thirty minutes ride fr. GMAHA HEIGHTS, lots on electric motor roud ilnloyon Helghts ! center of clty. Easy payments. 1ow rato of inter Now s the time Lo secure § home. Willinm/ 1. Crary. 205 New York Life Blag. M 822419 SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT, #0X12, ON 37th street, near Dodge. for §1,400, on casy terms. Reed & Selby. 3% Board Trodd. NGTON _ADPITION NEAR #0TH ety for §00, Belby, 334 Board of Trade. OTS IN HAZEL TERRACEADDITION, LOC between 16th and 20th 80utl Of Vinton street: pricasds0 10§00 ench, £25 cash and §10 & month, 7 per,cent Interest. These jots nare'very cheap at the pres- t prices and terms are su: easy that they are Spoctaily desirablo for workingmen of elthor Oma Title perfec en with each 1ot Reed & Selby, OT IN AR and Lok st because of the locat or South Omahn. Easy terms. | Btreets, three blocks greatly er na abstract is gi oI Kort Omaha. ranch, lukey. "LOST. stomach. thing. nearly all the tin with hinwkinz and RATE AT CAT; RETURN TO 112l DOUG ad t, 200K, and KoL towacd: HAIR G —15c a line first time and 10c o line thereaf ter.No ndvertisement tak down because for less thun 2ic. (‘4!l|fl| L warm them, and flashes of heat Ul also spells of fc S, e and made me weak. 200 25° RATES—15¢ a line first time and 10¢ a line thero after, No advertisel ARGEST STOCK IN KNTIRE WEST: THEAT. irical wigs and boards a speclaity. Wi switehes, hair chain, Ml orders sollcited. PAWN BROKERS. Davios, 111°S. 15th st. Omahn nt taken for loss than 2 seen notonly fu my s bangs ete.. send for cataloguo 95 | ness. In this sad sto RATES—15¢ o line first time and 10c a line there No udvertisement takon for less than 2ic after. PBEN ¥ MARTL REMOVED " SNYDEL'S LOAN ( zr.n. treatment. TO 107 8. 15T T, fAes | first 1did not expect LA 1610 DODGE 81, | ;g JRED MOHLE, OFFICE 1511% FARNAM ST. MANUFACTUED’G JEWELERS. o7 | toduy I am well months T huve Drs. Copelund RATES—15c a line TASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD, CARSON t time and 100 o line there | felt thank done me. room 3 Barker block, Omaha. —MONEY TO LOAN, ture, live stock, etc. Koom 8 and ¥, Barker blk %, 0 DAVS ON FURNL Dutt Greon, removed o MONEY ON BONDS, STOUKS, WARRANTS 1 property, Wayne&Balley ,Il.{(l".l'l()l;’h"ch “BUY THE COMMERCIAL. THE LEADING hotcl at Broken Bow, Neb, No land iu’ mmel.l ) 7VOR SALE, A CIGAIt MANUKACTORY AND tobneeo SLOFE Of twonty-0no_ years' standing. on aceount of old age. Inquire of B Arnat, Blair, Ne 21 u KO SALE, MY BATHING RESORT AT o Lako Mannwa: Address J. J. Malowaey, Iluln‘z';‘m. ob 7 FLOURING MILI, power flouring mii por_day, of all mode years ag0 with the expense of $14.00).00, In Prague, Eaunders Co., Neb., Is offered ‘for sale o y terms. For further particulars address Brox., Prague, Ssunders Co., Neb. MIOT w8 THE STEAM ity 0f 125 bbls, mprovements, built i R CANADIAN "EMPLOYMENT OFFICK, 10 Farnuu st up atairs, male and fomal orders promptly attended (o, e Omaha “Tol, 534, RojAun CARPENTERS bullde 15th AND ol 117 AB* RouaAx rom L BAL o, fer 1000 tops selected, barn stored hay for sule on track, Awes, Nobraska. sz R comNenr u IVERSITY: TWELVE DEPART. ments: summer morning sesslons, July b, . D, W7 20+ CLAIEVOYANTB line first time and 100 & ine thor dyertisement taken for less tha RATES after. No MADAME FRITZ, @25 CUMING SIRERY Dclairvoyant and tranco wediuw; independent volces: tolls past aud future. THM ;- MIS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLATIVOYANT Oroltablo business wodiuw. a1tk yoar 112 N, 1oth s AKKIVAL EXTRAORDINAKRY, WONDERFUL Drovelations. Challonges the world. Mps. Dr: M. Lagrave. dosd ‘tratco * oluirrorent, astrolosiet wist and 1110 reader; telis your lifo from the Lradio (0 krave: wiiies Lo sepATALed : CAUMCH AT riage with the ono you love; tells where you will sucoeed &nd in what busio the colebrated Kgyptinn b eatroy bad infuences ud il private complal and aloohiol treatmen| and date of birth and 2 cents ln stamps for eircular; give lnitials of ons You will marry: also photos of same. Ofice 1007 Fouth 1th street, first 80or; hours, 9 & w o 4 w. Come one, come il and be conylaced of thi wonderful orucle. M1+ - IA!BAQE. BATHS, ETC. = ITH. 1121 DOUGLAS STREE] T00m 7,34 Hoor. Aloobol.sulphur and sea baths M4 50 1 L MASSAGE TREATMENT. ELECTRO-THER: wal buthy, scalp and halr treatmont, mauicure re.Post, ity 8. 15t With el bik. T MADAME LA RUE, MASSAGE. Al wL'l’ll 15t atreet. 16 Hoor, fint 4, Asslstant, MTHE MISS STOWE, MASSEUSE BLEOTRICIAN 22 awse block. M 28° and chiropodist ] 70k ADOPTION. WRALTAY AND PRELT #icl Laby thres weoeks 0ld. luguire 3724 N, 3ith stroel. M3 230 TILE MUNSON TYPEWRITEL 1S THE BEST. Machi T 1. Smith, 17 Board of M1 a2 Y FoRsALE, ROTKL, SHEPHERD HOUSE, AT Ansloy, Custer county, Neb. ~Two-story frame - Bbont 2xi0g, with wood burn; 4 G aleeping us: hotel well furnialiod. " Appiy to Ur. L8 osn, Wood River, 474 2 —FOR SALE. BRICK VARD. ADDHESS 3 amilton strset. T Y ; 509D WHEAT COUNTIY. “NO MILL NEAR us. Steam flouring wanted. Address, Mill Com., Cortiand, Neb. Yobrea BTORE FOR SALE, STOCK 8 tablished i years, and doing kood busin 43, room 321, Omabs Nat'l b FOR BALK Cheap I taken thix onuth. Proprietors i1l hoalt reasan for sell Mo 1422 Military aye. 7 —KOR BALE, CONTEMPLATING THE ADAN donlag our present brickyard loeation und plat tng the ground, we offer for sale all of ourfix- tures, consisting of about 50,000 pullots. 9 drying sheds, about 20 feet kiln shods, & number of o grinders, clay, carts and other articies 100 numer. Ous L0 mention used (L manufacturing brick. Batley & Olson, Omaha, Neb, MBIO 26% 7 -MEAT MARKET FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE most thriving towns of Nebraska. Address Hel- lor & Liver Co., butchers’ supplies, 1217 Howsard at. Omaha, Neb. MS01 20 ~FOR BALE, BRICKYARD AND GOOD WL averything complute. pays well, only yard n vi- olnity. “W. B. Oaks, Stiver City, la. Muzi 26 — e FOR EXCHANGE. WATES 15 o line first Ume and lc o line ther aftor. No advertisemont taken for loss thun 25c] 7 A MANUFACTURIN ECTIONERY AND Cdlce cream b ess for real estate and cash A. Watrous, Beatrice, Neb M54 24 VA% FOR EXCHANGE, A 100K OF HARDWARE Jfor cloar Nobraska isnd. K. 4. Watrous. Hoat rico, Neo. MTa8 240 /—w YOU HAVE A GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO 10 latrade for 10t 46, block 1, Armour Place, South Omaba;: clear of all lucumbrance. Address N &5, Hoe oftice. Mz 77-IMPROVED FARM IN BARPY COUNTY, 8 Ipor sore, one-half for cash and balance in trade. Co'dperatiyie Tand aud Lot €01 B N ot st 1% ZoWANTED, 10 TRADE FARM LAND AND 4eity 1ots for an loterest in & sloness that will #ive we & position. Address T 15, Bee O‘C.U»“' 2 . BULRBANK, E.5 ro0m 5, 1511 Dodge streof maker by mnil 10 cents a co EN(M EMENTS families sollcitod. TO" DO DKESS MAKING IN Miss Sturdy, 320 5. 26th at. WATCHMAKER, BOTH CLA! 1o American Watch EXPER’ Dr. W. H. Copeland class at Belley New York, whe fumous institution 905 M1+ SEND YOUL SCISSOIS, RAZORS, N rand & ¢ REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. kround to U 16074 Fernam TO0 WEAK ME Jarty decay, wasting woaknoa, lost i it ol 'n valuabie treatisg (wealed) containing ome cure, FILE! Tl parcioutare for BIC., T0 BE 106 %, ath st 919 | deans of prominen sylvanian. Dr. C, which 18 ne thorough hospital throat, pl ists in the west. Dr, P. MEGEATH, Street, Omaha, Neb. cietles. Suffertng from Jouthtul orrora auhood, etc., 41 charee. A splendid medical work ; should Ly read b man who s iy B purge o 30, nervous and_denilitated. ProL ¥.C. FOWLER, Moodus, Conns -nsxufl Ritiross, United Stutes Mapshal's Sak In the Cireult Court of1¥Lb United States for the district of Nebr; The Moline Milburn Brunch et al. Publio notice is hereb, stoagard Co. vs. Fraok k. sunnce und by virtue of wiwr.t of Vendi Ex- ponas lssued” out of above named court in W, above entitled cuuse, February 20th, 180 fifth day of April eleven o'elock in the fosenoon of said duy, in the bullding located city of Omuha, Doug las cpunty, stute nnd dis- trict of Nebraska, sell ut »%Ilv wuctlon to the st hidder i ribed property, to-wit: Two wagon seeders, nlllllluon Iron two wooden pumps, ong ndoast sceder. two Bonanza corn plantors, 'Jku Moline planter highest und L followinz d with check, four breake) corn cultivators, nine wu three'seeder attachments, five Fuller and Jolnson figoakin; Tizer puiverizers, aid bearing date of 1 1. on Tuesday, the A I at 004 Puclfio street. in Speclaltes: O itar divee ho law directs, the “u“f'_?: o (R K Sunduy 10w m 104 . i two | Oatarchal troubles ottos, six rlidlag ng cultivators, two | detters to Copo plows, two 5 Western Queen brenking plows, three Fiying Dutchuan gang plows, five Milburn wagons, two Monitor wind mills 12ft, ten Mc mills 10ft. four olld “wheel] 10 three harrows, two Fuller & Johnson break- Ing plows, one Mollue stirring plow, of dope. one klying pine rolling colters, one Buker pumb. of faus for storm wi cultivator. five Studebaker Wagons. one one- sented Studebaker buggy, one Milburn to one-seated bugey, two two-sonted Studobaker spring wagons, ono seated 10p buggy. to m{ possession by ton 1s: court obtalu compuny, Hraoel, et ul United States Marshal, District of Nebraska. Switaler & Melntosiy, wtioreys for platotiit twelve shoveling boards, eight plow lays, ‘one lot pulverisors extras, oue lot five cylinders pumps. two sets of pump tools. one set Gastin seale bugey hurnoss. one lap robe. ing been horetofore levied upon sued out of suid court, In sald entitled cause. Bala sale to satisfy judgment of said at it's November toru, 181, in fuvor of the said Moline. und agulnst itor wind wind ills plow handles, Monftor ft, X fivo pals Dutchman stur hottom. ne set ill, one Cuse riding NOTICE David Bradiey one- one set double The samo hav- the same nd taken b ou virtue of n writ of exeeu Milburn, Stoddard the sald Frank E. i d lal. Wah T SEACGHTEL | “Dited O 22-20m, belug always My et is hold In high csteem by triends in her homo eity. reltet in Omaha from her sad condition, found it and took it home with ber to Kansas, Tlor story 1s best told by herself. “When Drs. Copeland and Shepard first saw me 1 was so weak I could scarcely walk. 1 was welated from lack of . food suffering, In fact so thin that shadow of niy formerself. ing. The least bit of food taken would me vomit and 1 hud constant navsea and pain Fuu SALE_HALF ACIRE AND COTTAC o my A tine.location foris, Nis class ot Rush Medical wowledged to bo the lending In- stitution of Its kind In the wost. Dr. Shopard's experience and swudy in the diseases of the cyo, ear. him wmonz the leading s . 8. Mavsticld's or ungualified. ad TO SEL FOR PAVING ‘0 the ow ners of lots and lands fronting upon street improvement district No. %, comris- 1ug Park or 20th avenue,. from Leavenworth o Hickory streets, in tho elvy of Omaba and subject to asscssment for tho repaving of 1892, AN OMAHA LADY A Typical Oase. Charles streot, the following statoment I lind boon badiy affected with catareh for LWO FOATS PASE My 0as0 had been ospecially alstressing and continually in many ways ost constantly hawlking and spit- ting thick mucus that was always inmy throut This was very annoying to myself as well as to my frsends. was stopped up and was never free and clear as a healthy nose should bo. throat ore and my volce so hoarse that often 1 could scarcely talk atall; must havo something in my throat, so rough and husky Constant ringing nolsos in ny ears and dizziness aded 10 my discomforts “Ferhaps the symotom that caused the most acho which was almost con- stantand made me vory misorable. From this alone I was really sick and unfitted for my 05 _ | dally dutfes. 1could not sleep nights and was so nervous nnd wakeful thatl got up mornings a8 tired as when retiring con “My appetito has increased and T am stron or aud botter in evory way. night nnd riso restod und rofreshod. “I take plensure in cor 405 A KANSAS WOMAN SPEAKS. Chronie Malaria and Catarrh of the Liver— A Notable Case and Among the many cases of © troated by Drs. Copeland and their location in Omaha none is more interest- inthenthat of Mrs. Mary Maloy, of 718 Par- allel stroet, Atchison, Kan This lndy is an old resider wonder lived for months without eating scarcely any- hoad ached Wwas almost choked could not lle of this choking *feeling and spent, my nights proppod hands and feet were always 1 could not sleep. pithing. wundico was mnlmy in” but oring them a greenish yellow. was heavily coated all the time, which took awuy my tuste for food. Constipation wus ul- ways presont and frequent attacks of faint- kod Drs. Copeland and hhumxd if they coula do anything for me. y assured me that, 1 would be areatly benefitted and probs ably entircly cured by a p ook the treatmen while and_strong: well; my color Is restored, and in th ned forty pounds, and Shepurd huve my heart- henefit the MARY MALS 718 Paratiel Strect. Atchison, Kan, PRESIDENTS, A Colnetdence In the Notable Crede the Physicians ot the Copeland Medical Institu president of his Hospital Medical Colloge, he graduated, of its kind in the conntry, lis diploma boars tho written endorsement ot the medjeal nuthorities of New York, medical collozes 1n Penty. Shepard wis president of College, was tinis ure no less ubundant lie ulxo is formully Indorsed by the so rios of various county and state medic Drs. Copeland & Shopurd ar the effcots ot LY LOCATED in Omuha. RESPOASIBILITY AND busis of every olaim they Copeland Medical - Infitat, ROOMS 811 AND 812, New York Life Building, Jebven thae in pur- | Cor. 17th and Farnan Sts., Omaha, Neh, . H. COPELAND, M, D, C. 8. SHEraArD, M. D, 21802, ay the hour of I, B. MANSFIELD, M, D. Consulting Physiolans. an l all diseasss of thy Eye, Ear. Throat an! Lungs. Nervo cascs, Skin Diseases, Uhronie Diseases. Offios 10 5 p. 1w, 709 p . kindred diseasss treated successfully by mall stamps for guestion glroutura $5 A MONTH. KINDRED U \llum MRATEOR A z'l_([b wrH —MLIIL- ECT o heroby notified in pursuance of or- dinunce No. 208 passeaand 17th, 1892, 10 seloct and determine upon tho kind of material to bo used {provenient district, on or befors tho 17th duy of April 18%, or the eity coun Dated at lnuu.nllm Rt any of March, 1662, Bl Cualruian of the llulrd of the night can truly sny my suf- foring s over nnd T am entirely relieved of sore car and gl Tho soroneas ind {rritation wro gon voloo is strong ¢ has nlso entirely Isappeared which 18 a vellet 100 gre Lsieep weil every ending Drs. Copes hepard ns skiliful and successful otliods of treatment are mild and pleasant, and at the same time are, s Inmy caso very efficiont. " MRS, J, il ronie disease shepard since irze oirele ot Maloy sought n Mrs. Icould eat b in bed. cold and T 1 had creeping chills t would come r that greatly distressed me I fiad groat pain und soreness in my side over the liver jund spleen which were enlarged and very tender. skin was yellow and th my cuso wus a concluded — | that my easo was beyond the reach of medical I'had been troated by other phys) and became worse all the tin toll how agrecably surprised I have been for 1 eat ana slecp No one can PEIMANENCY, ke, Addross all und Medical Institute, New York Life uullfllnw. UOmahu, Neb. AOProve n repaving said JOHN V. FARWELL'S VIEWS The Merchant Prince Disousses the Prinoi- ple of Profit-Sharing. THE IDEA NOT ALTOGETHER PRACTICABLE Thinks It Might Work as Applied to Brain Workers, but Donbts 1ts The division of labor asa meansto the best results in almost every kind of busi- noss has been o successfully applied that no large enterprise of any kind can succeed without it. What else can be done to increase the efficiency of labor and capital? Natural adaptation to some spocial work, and continued appli- cntion in that specinl work, makes ex- perts, and experts make success—other things being equal—and capital and la- bor are equally interested in succoss, as without a fair compensation for both long continued prosperity is not possi- ble. In this country fortuncs have been made so rapidly and in many lines of business thut competition has sprung up as tho legitimate counterpart of largo gains, until capital whieh began with large profits, while paying large remu- neration to labor, was obliged to reduce wages to make eoven a fair interest on capital invested, and now a dissatisfied capitalist has, to meet dissatistied labor and solve the problem of fair compensation toeach. Both asa citizen uml as a morchant of nearly fifty years’ exper- ience 1 have had oceasion 1o give a good deal of attention to the labor prcblem, and among other things have studiod the profit sharing principlo as applied to my line of business. Let me begin by saying in a broad sense, laboe does share in the profits of business more largely in America than in any other country in its relative receipts from the results of labor and capital combined—in wages now wvaid, The question is, can an additional motive bo added by capital to wages, which shall inure to the benefit of both, in the form of a share in the profits over and above wago receipts? 1f so, both must accede to it by the ultimate law of human natuve in business, namely, self- interest. In some manufacturing concerns,nota- bly iron mills,where physical more than brain force produces results, I should say that this added motive would serve both capital and labor in comparativ largor outputs and greater harmony,and is therefore practicable. 1n business estublishments for the sale of manufactured goods the same motive conld only operate on a small number of employes, whose intellectual force and practical experience, combined with strict integrity, mako them competent to manuge departments. Capital may well share profits with such men for the use of their experience and intellectual force, but to extend this motive beyond that line, so us to make it effective in better service from all employes, would not, in my opinion, be a workable propo- sition. To do it the capivalist would be obliged to lower the fixed wages some- what, and then give a percentage of profits which both capital and labor would consider more vhan a compens: tion for the reduction in wages, with the understanding that a sharer in profits of labor will accelerate labor to increase his share in profit: In the case of a large percentage of labor this might be true, but with a larger percentage the large dollar for nnmudmte use 18 more attractive than the hopeful profits added to smaller wages, and they would therefore reject the proposition. It is quite fashionable now for large concerns to incorporate and give all em- ployes of good standing and experienco the option to take shares in them, and this is undoubtedly the true plan for both in profit sharing; for while the labor capital is small at lirst it is i dex of busine habits and chal and insures successful results. an edge to both physical labor and in- tellectual toil to know that one has a moneyed interest, however small, as woll as u wage interest, in the business in hand, and real merit never fails to in- crease its cash investment with an ag- grossive application of labor dynamics, But carried toits legitimate conclu- sions, profit sharing universally applied in industrial and mercantile pursuits means a community of interests and re- solves itself into sociaiism pure and sim- ple. The history of the world reveals the fact that banrbarism prevaiis when such a system is maintained, and that civilization and refinement follow indi- vidual, independent action in the ac- cumulation of wealth. This being so, the mental and moral constitution of the race must be radical- ly changed before the principle of profit sharing can be practically util- ized to better the conditions of society. The millennium must come, not in theory, but inpractical power, as a fact, in which every man can divide brain, muscle and meuns with every other man and be proud of the privilege of doing it, and then the King of Righteousness can again give himsell to the race for its complete redemption from the power of human seifishness. JOHN V, e Who can foretell a sudden bruise on the log of a favorite! Keep Salvation Oit for the stable, ‘Thio oarly bird catches the worm and som o times a bad cold, which, however, docs no injustice to tho olu proverb, for with the aid of Dr. Bull's Cough Eyrup colds are of no consequence. Pri ceuts, e Eficlor Ruilway Muil Clorks. The February examinations of railway postal clorks in this division show surpris- ing scouracy and proficiency on the part of these traveling mail handlers, The examin- ations were solely on the cases, or box dis- tributing, and the result as shown by Chief Clerk Vandervoort is as follows : Nume. State. No. offices . M. Govloman.. Geogon 5 b Moiitana AL A Trueadost. Diinow .. ¥ Cole 1ilinois D Boker W K I Boyd....... O, M. Cotleman I, O Falrehild Jo M. Reynolds, .. A+ Trueadeli FARWELL. Per cent 09 08 month Total ofices .. .. The examinutions thus far this show an average of ¥90.05 per cent. e A Suggestion We wish to muke & suggestion to persous troubled with rieumatism. ‘Pry a fow ap- plications of Chamoverlain's Pain Balm. If that does not bring relief, dampen a piece of flannel with the Pain Balm and bind it on over the seat of pain. The first application is almost sure to relieve the pain and by its continued use many severe cases have been Kermlnuully cured. 50 cont bottles for salo v druggists. - Why dacksonian Oxaus, Mareh 21, —To the Editor of Tus Ber: Toe Jacksonisns of Omaba must bo proud when readiug in this morning's Asso- ciatod press report from Chicago how well thoy have been represcuted by memboers of their commitwee. “‘Dr. Sterusdoer!,” here calied George, made a wonderful record at | the Iast session of our logislature, Intro- ducing a bill and then aeitating and himsolt voting against it, was nothing to this “Dr. Goorge.” O course ho does not agree with Governor Boyd, for (ieorgo wanted him to call an extra session, for the governor deciined. “‘Dr. Stornsdorf” would have liked to ouce more show his brilliancs, but un- fortunately tho wovernor would not sllow him to Michiganize. Next comes Judge 3oorgo Holmos jr. of the Sevond, A judgo — and of what! Now comes John . Murphy, chief clerk of tho quartermastor goneral, U. 8. A., at tho supply depot of the govern- ment_corral. Judgo Holmes aud Johnsie Murphy “aro for Hill first, last and all the time, while the rest of the committee favor Cleveland." Too bad for Mr. Cleveland that oven Tammany of Omaha is against him, moro so as “Dr.” Georee” is for him, for if the “doctor” maintains his past record he will nover voto wt the national convention for Cleveland—providing he gots thero. But [ think that the democracy of this state will treat this trio in tho same fashion as Ve ernor Boyd has treated_“the dootor’—-not give them a chance. YouNe DEMOCRAT. pibiped Wtk Universal Pralse Means Morit, of Chamborlain's cough rom- in offecting a speody ocure of la gripps, cronp and _whooping cough, h brought it into great domaud. Messrs. Pon- tius & Son of Cameron, O, say that it has ained a reputation second to none in that vicinity, James M. Queon of Johnston, W. Va., says it is the best ho ever usea, B n0s, druggist, Winona, Miss, say: Chamberlain’s cough remedy is porfectly reliavlo | havo alwavs warranted it and it never failod to give tho most porfoe: satis- faction.” 50 cent bottles for sale by drug- gists, ————— EVANGELIZING THE CITY. Omahn Ministors Discuss M g in The 1 Work, The regular monthly meeting of the Omaha Ministerial association was largely attendod yestorday morning. Rev. Watterman of Kalamazoo, Colonel Hogeland, the nows- boy’s friona and Secretary Ober of the Young Men's Christian association wore among the half dozen visitors in attendance. Tho paper for the occasion was presented by Rev. A. R. Thain, D.D,, of the Plymouth Congregational church and was upon *“The Kvangelization of tho Cities.” Dr. recommeuded that the example of Christ ba taken as a guide 1n all gospol work. He held also that the pulpit atone ocould never evangelizo the world or tho groat vities. The laity must becomo interested and zealous in the work of saving souls or the ministry could not succeed. He believed in the work of women, too, in the evangelical field. Christian women could and had ac- complished a great deal for the regereration of the human race. He thought their work should be encouraged. Young people should also be enlisted in the army of the Lord. Ho was glad to note the fact that the day had come whon youug people were not held back and sneered at on account of their particiva- tion in religious sorvices. He liked to seethe young Davids of the Christian church step boldly out and show that they were on the Lord’s side against every form of evil. The way to become fishers of men, the aoc- tor held, was sunply to fish for thom. Tho way to evangelizo u city was to go about it. The hght o) truth should bo carried to the poor. The poverty stricken should be re- lieved and tho distressed should be com- forted in a substantial and practical manner whilo the seeds of gospel truth were being sown. Too many church members were idle and indifferent. They secmed to belong to the “church of the hoiy icehouse” ard their church was like a receiving vault, a good place to preserve corpses, buta very poor place for hive Christians, Dr. Thain recommended the co-oporation of the churches in union services at ioter- vals of a few mionths or years at least. By uuited offort the churen peopls would exper- ience the electric offect of larger congrega- tions. Wonderful things bad been accom- plished by simply getting togcther a large crowd. Large crowds hal frequently so in- spired common men that they vecame very oloquent. Tne store of magnetism was ai- ways wonderfully increased by the presenco of a vast concourss of peopls and everybody caught the fira of enthusiasm. Men' had frequently taken thew first import- ant step toward a better life whilo under the pressurc of & great onthusiasm inspired by a large audience. In union services, tuo, a great deal of denomin- ational prejudice died out. Italways did Presbyteriun good to hear a methodist in a union meeting weaven lot of Calvanistic doctrino into a public prayer, and it made Methodists shout for joy to hear Presbyter- ians sing with genwme carnestness some of Waesley’s hymn’s in which the fundamental doctrines of Calvanisin wore shattered. He likek the union meetin They help to break down the useless barviers that have been hedging the churches about. Turnming to the subject of evangilizing Omaha Dr. Thain advised the securing of some great ovangelist and then have a united efforv of all the churches to concentrate the thought of the peopie for a fow weeks upon the importanco of - rel Iu closing he said: “‘Omaha needs a great re- ligious awakening more than she needs club houses, extensions of pavement or & business boom of any material sort. Is not the holy vit saying, “Prepare yo the way of the Lord, make' his paths straight? Lot us do it Rev. E, N. Harris from the committoe ap- pointed to meet Rev. Fay Mills, the evan- gelist, as bo passed turough the city two wooks ago, reported that the committee had seen Rev. Mr. Milis and that he would come to Omaha under certain conditions, First, tho leading chburches of the city must all unmte in the cail and the pastors must all agreo to assist in tke great effort. There must be a goneral committee appointed called the allianco com- mittee, and all the churches must ngree Lo placo thoir church buildings at the service of this committeo daving the time of the meetings, and all funas veeded to conduct the revival must ve provided for before Rev. Mills would agree to come. The commitiee stated that tho ovangolist could not come before next fall, but that his dates were bewng made nearly a year ahead, and if ho camo to Omaba next” fall tho arraigements must be made s0on. The following committee was appointed to take immediate steps Loward secu Eva gehist Mills: Dr. Duryea, Rev. 2. N. Harris, Rev. 5. P. Merrill, Rev. Mr. Williamson, Secretary Over, Mr, 17, L, Perrme and’ Mr. Alien Koe Dr, Duryea, from the comnnttee appointed 10 take steps toward suppressing obseens bill board posters, reported that Chief Seavey and also the bill board poster had prom'sad the commi.teo that the bill boards of the city shoula mot again b disgraced by pic- tures such s had caused a blush of shamo 1o come to the face of respectable peopla of Omaha as thev walked the streets, He thought s great improvement had been made 10 that respect, but thought the committeo had better ve coutinued to observe thg bill boards for & fow weeks and report again. Itev. Brown of Havscom Purk Methodist chureh, requested the committee 1o 100k st a few specimens of high art now displayed on the bill boord of Leavenworth street. ‘Phe matter of organizing the associated board of charities upon a broad basis, so that all the churches could assist and all charit- able work could be done in systematie order, Was broaght up by Dr. Diryed. Ho. road a report giving an outline of the rules and regulations which the committes had axroed upon. The rules were based upon the regu- lations which govern the board of associated charities of Brooklyn, On wotion of Dr. Harsha it was votea to instruct the committee 1o go on and: complete the organization of the Board of Charities upou the plau regom- mended. Tho meeting next month will be iuterest- ing on account of the fuct that oftficers fov the coming vear will be elected. Rev, Asa Leard will read the paper upon “Tho re tion of the church to social and political or- ganizations." R e For boguet, purity and healthfulness Cook Extra Dry Tmperial Champagno has no rival, It 1s splendid with a dinner. et A Sueak's Rich Haul, A sueak thief visited the residence of 8. G, Harris, 202 Leavenworth, some time Sun- day ufterooon and got safely away with $200 worth of plunder, Tne stoles goods iuclud- ed thirty-eight silver spoons warked *Har- ris,” two diamond rings,s jet ring,gold chain lockets, Lreastuius and oyeglas e SR ‘I'he Throat —*‘Brown's Bronchial Troches' act directly ou the organs of the voice. Tuey have an extraordinary effect in all disorders of the throat,