Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 30, 1892, Page 7

I'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1892 SPECIAL NOTICES, FOR RENT — mm‘xn IOO.! Comtinued. THESE for the evening DYERTISEMENTS FOI COLUMNE | A1 e taken until 1950 1 m wah 400 5 . Tor the morning or Sunday edr | » | AV sdvertisements In these columns 15 cents ‘ Ine Fret inseriion, and 10 cents & line theroafter or | = per 1ine pet monith. No mavertisement taken for | Jesm then % conts Tor the first insertion. Terma. | v taeb ia ndvance. Count abont seven words to the | Fime. Inittele. fEares symuols, etc. ench count s s Bord. Al ndvertisements must run consecutively. jdvertisers by requesting o numbered check. ean we the letters addressed to & numbered letter \n R of Tnr Bk, Answers =0 nddressed will be Nvercd 1 the ch SITUATIONS WANTED. — ~ BATES-15c & Iine first time and 10c & lne there afier. No navertisement token for less than 25 "_GOOD ENGINEER WOULD LIKE POSITION on satlonary cngine: firstelans refcrences Ad Brems T 21, Be Mo 31 FURNITURE FINISHER WANTS POSITION; =, Beo —SITUATION WA wife. on ranch. Address COOK. MAN A T 45, Omaha Boe 19 20 : WOMAM WITH | MO. OLD CHIL untion 1o work for room and b M2 1 10N AS COACHMAN BY Experieneed refers POE coloredl man by middle nged English person farmer preferred GENTLEMEN; VURNISHED ROOMS _FOR an AT Ureferences roguired. 611 N 18th. J-FOR RENT. ONE LARGK FRONT OR TWO “sbwck farnished of unfurnisbed rooms. 132 Sosth b wtree » T E “DESIRABLE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM modern conveniencos AAJoining £0o0d board ing 405N Wilo F A FURNISHED ROOM FOR ONE OR TWO GEN- Utiemen: references exchaaged. M| South th avenue M2 a1 FURNISHED nDOlS An IOABD RATES aftor. Frenzer, % n Jiue Orst time and 1x & line there. No Advertisement twken for less an 2o ND hed rooms No. 2th stroet PLEASANT ROOM AND BOARD. 2013 DOU M ALL CONVENI BOA 01 5 F NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST class bourd, ¥ M228 4 T GNE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM WITH AL for man smd wife of threo gentlemen & room, at 1711 Doage. 5 ¥ VERY NICE FRONT ROOM WI nd floor, best loeation in the city strent NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AND Foan s aonh m Hlso one TH ALOOY 22 8. Bw o FURNISHED OR U with firet-elass board, I SHED ROOMS first time nnd 10c & line there Bfter. No advertisomes Borazmen, EALESM oM. sieston 10 hinndie the new patent chemical ink wrasing peocll. The greatest seiling novelty ever Produced: ernses ink horoughly In two seconds B0 abrasion of paper: 200 1o {0 per cent profit: o nt's anles amounted 1o §0% in $1x days, another In two hours. We wani one gepersl agont in esch state snd torritory. For terms and full par ticulars nadress Monroe Eraser Mig. Co., LuCrosse, W BEE BLDG 10%-A EVERY WEKK R, free tran 10th street wioni0* ECITY CANVASSERS, SALARY PAID WKEKLY Singer sewing machine ofice, 1516 Douglus ireet -l SALESMEN. PAYS WELL L LABORERS WANT yroming on the 8. & M. R portation from Omaba. Call at 600 S EXCELSIOR mm-u) T Trmis WANTED.EXPERT BOX RIPSAWYER: NONK spply. East Omaha Box Factors, _WANTED, 2 BOYS 10 TO 18 YEARS. OMAHA Box Factory, Enst Omaha. (53 —WANTED, HARNESS MAKERS KEEP AWAY rom Peorin. 111 Strike there. Mt PIALEEMEN WANTED, GOOD WAGES, ) builaing. M1sS 500 —ARE YOU A GOOD AGENT! YOU ARK lueky. Write for 1erme to The Odoriess Cook fng Ware Company. Denver, Colo.. 10r 1he best Ertestrelling houschold article ever sold Ye tciritory tD, A1 _SHOE estabiixliod ‘trade for country tri ©ngo. Address C. 11 Fargo & Co.. Chicago. 111 196 3 i R WORK pass. - Albright CLASS BLACKSMITIHL Married man pre o, Neb. 2005 YOUNG MAN RECEIVE IN- p books In April, wages #45. J. B. Bmith, 955 X. Y. Life bullding M 21981 WANTED-A YOUNG MAN FROM 18 TO 20 ears of ge thut hus had some experience in a ooery store and will make himself generally use- ul. Addiess, T 52, Bee. v Y BSE 1C SOLICITORS WANTED @21 % Y. Life building 2 VANTED. MEN T0 TRAVEL FOR OUR adn murseries. Stone & Welllngto o, Madison es WANTED. GENTS, salosmun at Stonehills —WANTED, GOOI) SALESMEN ON THE ROAD 10 sell advertising cards, fans and calendars on ‘commission direct from manufacturers. You can inake §0.00 per week Address Advertising Spe clalty Co., Buflalo, N. Y M243 500 “MEN WANTED: SALARY AND EXPENSES dpermuvent place: whoie or part time. Apply at e, Brown Hron, Co., nurserymen, Chigago. 24 300 —WANTED, TWO COATMAKEKRS AT ONCE. M Goldhelm & Co., Deniron, 1a. M2 17 CE, TWENTY FIVE HAR, bugey and team work: KO O Stokay wrorh T poer smwoa, Tir e madross The Konaniz Saddlery Co., 854 Sib- St Paul. Min M2545 n Wyoming: good wages Labor Oftice, 1120 Farnam st WANTED, A FIRST Steady Job 10 the right wan ferred. John M. Stewart, Atkine —WANTED— dructions, ke GOODS R FURNISHING NT. furnished, with board for 2. 8000 1f ta Aprii 1. Apply 05 S0, 24th streot » F ROOM AND BOAT o WITH BOARD; SMALL ern conveniences MS ly: nicely situnted; Harbey st FOR RB)«T‘UNFURNISKED ROOKB RATES1sc a lino first time and J0c n line there- niter. No advertisement taken for lessthan Zac GSIX AND THREE ROOMS LT South Seventeenth avenue, Gt rooms WITH CLOSE [S FOR HOUSEKE '\n. 110, 2022 ioward st M2id 51 RATES- 15c a line first ttme and 10c 8 line theréki- tor. Noaavertisement taken for Jess than Zbc fif]-l‘x.l‘mf.\('»ll*nfi‘sn. 1510 DODGE, FOR GOOD Loard. nioer rooma, convenlencos. rates and 10- ation 1t cannot be excellod. Mrs. Horn, proprietor FURNISHED 2th st. 104 HFon meNT rooms, Brst class bo H—mwm AND KOOM rd. 318 South 2107 Douxlas. M IR0SIE WS CLAIRVOYANTS. RATES_lic & line first thme and ic a line thareal ter. No sdvertisement taken for less than %50 ARKIVAL EXTRAORDINARY. WONDERVUL Sreveistions. Challoages the wotid. Mes. Dr. M. legrave, dend trance ciairroyant astroiogist paimist and iife reader: tells your life from th Credie to grave: unites the separated : catses riage with the one you love: tells FuCCed B 10 wWhat business bes the eelctrated Egyptian breastpiate £0r Juck aeniroy iafiuences: cures fits. intempe £le compIAInte with massage tment. Send 82, 0ok Of batr. b and receive nccurate life ps for cireular: give inftinis 1 mares: alwo photos of same. Ofies South 1ith street, first fioor: howrs.9 & m 10 m.Come one, came all. and be convinend of wonderful oracie. Mg I MRS NANNIE V. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT Iroliable business medium. Afik year st 113 X ot “MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. 0 sdvertisement taken for Jess than 2 MASSAGE TREATMENT, KLECTROTHER mal baths, soalp and balr treatment, masicure andchiropodist. Mrs IPost, 5194 8. 15th, Withiuell bik 30 FOR x_xq;Imn. RATES 1ic & line first time _and 10c & Nine there after. No advertisement #hken for Jess than 2 ZAFYoUHAVE A GOOfRFRGHT FIAND 10 dtrafe for 1ot o, NM‘I rmoar Place. South Omaha: clear of sl in noe. Address N i Bee offce. Mz ZoroR_SALE OR v\%?h % Fon fistock of general morchdlise. 1n one of townsin lowa Niee butlling for rent to Chaser. Adaress W. R Tetingion. 1) best pur oy 77—CLEAN STOCK OF GRAKRAL M DSE, WILL /iake renl estate kmones, 7-VOR SALE Jwork horses an dratt stailion, 4 7). Dolan. Indianois. 10 W 77—FOR TRADE. A CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL /imerchundise for lands and cash. Addross R. W Watkine & Co. Frankfort. ina Mgt 5 PROPERTY. BIG Alex Moore, 801 Bee blag. Z-FOR_EXCHANGE, FVINE FAMILY TOASE Uand perhiaps some oash for team of ponles. H. West, Park stables. 25th and Leavenworih sts ] OR EXCHANGE YOUNG marea’ one ars oM, wol we O FoR istored 7-EXCHANGE YOUR seall or write LIS T s MADAME EMITIL 1151 DOUGLAS STREKT. room 144 8oot. Alcobol.sulphur and ses baths 584 51° F_MISS FTOWE, MASSEUSE ELECTRICIA 522 Ramge biock. MAR0-4* PERSONALS. ® line first time and 10c & line there advertisement taken for less than 2 RATES- LANG OR ANVONE KNOWIN write to Keed & Selby Omuha M ‘VS]C ART AND LAROUAOB ~15¢ m line first time and l0ca line there. 0 navertisement takon for less tha BECK, BANJO TEACHES, with Hospe, or 515 N. 15th st e Z<FOR EXCHANGE. TWO STALLIONS 4Norman, one trotting want clear land $1,60 ench. Box 9%, Shenandoah. Ia 77-WELL, ESTABLISHED BUSINESS WORTH 43000 not. a1 16tk and Dougins, for hunse and_jot Address T 43, Bee. ONE price 102 ¢ line fisrt tim» ani 10 a lin nent taken fo SROOM COTTAGE ©t Callon A. 1 NER 17th, DORCAS, < ttages, stable for Ghorses, can bo divided Into § 1ots. Inquire at premises 102 80 Fn‘v ACKE LOT ADJOINING THE TOWN OF Biair, Neb.: good land. H. W. McBride. pe Jr. BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE THE plano. A Hospe, 1515 Douglus. CHEAP FOR CASH, A FINE y new and standard manu 33, Boe 0ffce. s V1o SaLE uprizht piano facture. HONEY TO LOAN BEAL E!TATE- RATES—16c a line first time and 10 line thers. after. No advertisement takea for less. than 23 VW —CENTRALLGAN & TRUST 0O, BEE BLDG. S VW~ UHL REAL ESTATE LOANS, W2 BEE BLDG YW - REAL BSTATE LOANS, 6 0 T PER CENT; no addiilonal chargos for commission or attor ney'sices. W. 3. Melkle, Firat Natioual baok 1ide —MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY property, low rate. A. (3 Frost, Dougla h:;fi ¥ MONE DAY BOARDERS WANTED, A F 284-81 e P e FOR RENT-.STORES AND OFFICES. RATES-15c line first_time and 100 n line there after. No advertisement taken for less than Zsc- 1 rox RENT, STORE, 1621 HO HOWARD. 883 HE ¢-STORY BRICK BUILDING, 16 Farnan street. The bullding bus o fire-proof cement basement, complete steam-heating fixtures, water on all the fioors, gas, elc. Apply at the offiee of The Bee. (it ]-\l ITABLE BUILDINGS FOR MANUFACTC, ing purposes at_Eckermann Place, £00d engl and botler, 8 per month. C.¥. Harrison, n2 X, V. Life o —FOR RENT. IN BEST RETALL LOCATION IN Omaha, entire second H0or or departments in Golden Engle Shoe Store, 114 8 16th st. il —FOR RENT. POB EENT—KIBCELLANBOVS a line first time and 10c & line there No vavertisement taken for less than 2. MURRAY. J BIRICK YARDS FOR RENT. T. MG ] —FARMS FOR RENT. 15 T. CLARK o 004a12 —COATES, 161 FARNAM. EASTERN MONEY i BLK, W W —LOANS, G. G. WALLACE, 313" BROWN ELS W S 10ANS ONIMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED WV city property.£5,000 and upwards.6 to i per cent. No delays. W.Farnam Smith & Co.,15th audHarnpey. ~PRIVATE MONEY 8% W FIRST AND_ SECOND mortgage loans, Roe building low rates. Alex. Moore. 4l . M788 WAPPIY T0 J. 1. LOVETT FOR CHEAP movey; only first class security, 220 8. 15th 804 W MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST TE. THE ©. F. Davis Co.. 1506 st 501 W, W KAINEY. 315 OMAHA NAT. BK BLDG. City mortgages. Lowest rates. Moner on land 87 VW OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOA on renl estute st lowest market rates. 1oans made in small or large sum nnd for short or long time No commission is charged, and the loans are DOt +0id in the east, but can always be found at the bank on the corner of 13th and Douglas streets “'—wns;« M_TARRIS, R %, FRENZER BLE. AN AND TRUST CO., 818 N. Y. lend at 1ow rates for ehoice security on Nebraska or Iowa farms or Omaha city property. w3 —800 ACRES OF ) one or more vears, ce Neb.. 740 ncres under fence. G0 acres under plow. 2 houkes and plenty of running water. For further particulars call upon or address W. B. Taylo Harney street —FOR N y o Lrick warchouse: GOOD LAND FOR RENT FOR Howard county. PART OF OUR FIVE-STORY £o0d clevator and track facil- ities. Omaha Warehouse & Storage Co., i#13-15 Leavenworth st 39 51, J—WAREROUSE INGL IRESI650 15TH STRE ET. VW o IONEY. MONKY. MONEY. £100,00) TO LOAN in Sums of £200 10 000 on improved or unim- proved residence business property in the city of Omabn. o delay in closing Joans as mones {8 on hund. No dealing with eastern parties, all business transucted here and interest payevle here and'not QOR SALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, §550, §1,2 UP casy terms: tnke clear property ad first payment G G. Wallace. Brown block, 16th and Douglas. Mnrlmw 10 ROOM 110US tion; bargain for cash. JUR BALE-SEVENTEEN THOUSAND ACRES unimproved lands in Howard, Sherman, Gre and Valles countics, Nebraska. on very Iberat terims, on deferrcd paymeats, € por cont nterest. Ladies’ “‘Success” LY that you are SRR of attaining you desira, snd it is the bos! means of retaining you good health through clenniiness Soft rubter bull. Hard rubber tal Ask your drucgist for one, and be SURE it has on it the trade mark, “FISH BRAND, " For one week we seli them at $1.50 Bach. ¢ extra if sont by ex- press into the country Money “to, accompany the order. A LADY CLYRK will at- tend 10 the wants of our Y patrons OMAEA RUBBER €0 1520 Farnam St Cor. 16th. RRILWRY TIME GIXRD O BURLINGTOS & Q ¢ 10th and Mason Sis. Siaana B A m silam w0 p m & Towa local......| £15 a m & MO. RIVER Depot 10th and Mason Sts Denver Vestibule Limit Deadwood Express....... . .Denver Kxpress.... .. ‘Denver Expesss w00 p m Lineoln Lir'ted (kxcept Sun.). (1180 a m Tincoln Local ... 3 CCeTy g C _ Depot it wnd X 630 & m 930 pm BURLI Arrives ha. W m 405 p m 035 am 3 B tght Kxp via U Address D). Remick, P. 0. box 2004 Los Angeles, Cal CORNER 20TH AND 201 b N.E HICKORY, 50X1% ;fect: & bargain fora fow days oniy. ¥ ling, Barker bi K. Dar a4 70k SALE A’l" A BARGAIN LOT 15, BLOCK I, elby's first addition to South Omahy flm..u; ment down, balunce monthis it desired Inquire G. B. Trschuck. Umahn Boe. 881 “Bentrice Exproas Jenver Express OveriandFiyer. s & FalrfieldEx RSALE—400 ACRE FARM IN BLUE RIVER lley, Thayer county, 10 miles wost of Hebron One of ‘the very best farms in the county: good house. barn, granaries, eribs, etc.. and an abundance of fruit, timber and running water. Also for sale or exchange for good ands or city property. pork packing house and fixtures in Hebron, T county. near B. & M.depol For particulars in quire of any real estate agent in Hebron. 585 ALE—ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS, % &lots. The O.F. Davis Co.,1505 Farnam st —AUantic Express....... Vestibule Expross........| L10 p m CHICAGO, It 1. Unton Depot 10th and Marey St Fuu SALE HALCYON H Acres, hnlf acres and lots on eleetric motor road Also houses and Jots in Halcyon Heights CMAHA'S BEAUTIFUL SUBURB. Only thirty minutes ride from center of city. payments, 10w rate of interes Now is the time 10 securs's home Willism H. Crary. 205 New York Life Bldg. M §22-A19 PARK HAS THE MOTOR, CITY streets, gidewalk, school, heautt erything (o muke it stiractive ¥or lots or homes in ths beautiful addition on ensy terms see G. G Wallace, trustee, 312 Brown Block, 10th and Douglas. M5 T HALF VALUE, LOTS, ACRES, HOMES, BUSI uess property. Alex Moore, 401 Bee bldg. ¢ OR SALE OR EXCHANGE. 2) ACRES ADJOL ing s Nebraska county seat, house 2x2, £00d well and stable. .Address 0. Hox 3. Ansley, Neb LOST. RATES-13c a line firet timf and 19c a line thoreat er. No advertisement taken for less than 25c. OST—BRINDLE POINTER, “HICK,” REWARD at 821 8. 2th st. e 200-3% PAWN BROKERS. R ATES—1ic s line first time £nd 10c a 3fne thereaf ter. Noadvertisement Laken 107 less than 2oc. Easy ONMOUTH MEier e Tul loeation JEheh waer cut 400 tons hay Neb. Mrs. M. E. inthe cast. mlso muke building Josns on most favorable terms.” Fidelity Trust Co., 1614 Farnam. —LOANS, CITY PROPERTY, E. NEB. AND W. lowa farms. E. K. Ringer, 1519 ¥aroem W, PER CENT NMONEY, PHILADELPHIA Mortgage and Trust Co. Thomas Brennan & i) M9G5 aZi Co. reprosentatives, 17 Karbach block. __172a0 WANTED-TO RENT. WAMED-~FEXALE HELP. HATES - after. WANTEL work. Mrs. G 50 4 line first time and 10c & iine there No advertisement taken 107 less than 2o GIRL FOK GENERAL HOUSE- W. Looms, 1014 80. 30th avenve. X MG T-WANTED, A YOUNG_GIRL TO ASSIST IN taking care of children. 2422 St Mary's avenue. PERIENCED BINDERY GIRLS. i TS Ml ENERAL HOUSE /work: good wages. Call 2327 Californta st. 101 EIGUT INTELLIGENT LADIES WANTED Ulmmeatately, 00 ee vuilaios MisT 30 [O—SMART, CAPABLE WOMAN AS WORKING ouyekecper, wost be beat and a good cook. 515 £ 20th st 195 —GIRL FOR GENERAL 08 8. b stroet. 208 90 WANTED, Rees Printing Co. £D—-GOOD SECOND GIRL. ). GIRL FOR HOUSE-WORK RATES-15c a line first ime and 10ca nine there- after. No adveriisement taken for leas than 25 TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE ROOM AND board in vicinity of 22nd and Lesvenworth Sts. Private fumily preferred. State terms. Address T4 Bee. A Kt RNISHED ROOM AND BOARD. PRIVATE family, by gentleman and wife. Address R. 66 Detione hotel. mee; S WANTED, BY MAN AND WIFE, A Hot SE with five rooms &t reasonable reni, not 100 far out. If desirable will make lease. Ienter, 1416 N. 5 Tk RENTAL AGENCIES. ~15c @ line first Ume and J0c & line there- No advertisement taken for Jess thas . C. GARVIN & CO., 35 SHEELY BLOCK wn L STAR LOAN AND TRUST CO. RENTAL DI partment. WANTED-THREE PERSONS RECKIVE IN- structions keep books. £ood situstions, J. B Sinith, 955 N. Y. Life buliding M 2i8-31% WANTED. GIRL FOR GENLRAL HOUSK- ‘work at 51§ north 16th 225 —WANTED, COMPETENT GIRL FOR BOLSE. ‘work in small family. Best 0f woges. Apply nt . 1130 Sonth #20 streel. W24 1 —LADIES. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE 8.0 jovery hour! You can do it introducl riers and other dedios’ and children's goods nd stump and we will tell you all about it. Dulsy Elose supporter Co.. 4ib Ogden svenue, Chicugo, 1l 245 iy FATES 150 a fine first Lime and 100 & lioe thers after. No advortisament takon for Jess than 2oe “HOUNES AND APARTMENTS [N BEST REST once biock in ciiy. 810 8. 220 sireet. el “LARGE LIST OF HOUSES STORES, FLATS eic, 8 and up. Puul, 13 Board of Trade ” : s A —FOR IENT. 0 NICE NEWLY FURN Jrooma. 522 N. 19ih, Brenoan fints M3 —FOR RENT, HOUSES, §7.00 KR MONTIL AND upwards. The 0. ¥. & 1605 Faroam at. ELEGANT 12-B00M FURNISHED HOU Jatl wodern, near Brownell hull; 60000 per . ¥. Harrison, 912 N. V. Lite G40 14 DA RN HOUSE 1 3 17 8T 3 Ko0N . eto., B per wonth. F. B Woodrow, Neb. Not. bask bullding arok BENT, ABOVE NOS. 620 AND 625 ROUTH Hr00m flat. every modern conven- 4 Ahl Illl large kitehen age. Apply 1€ ) V. Life biog. T M —‘A\' IST, SEVEN “D\l‘ COTTA "trally loostod, Inguwire 112 N, lih streol. M’ FATES 16c o line first time and 10c o line there- after. No advertisement taken for less than Zic —OLDEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STORAGE house 1o Uie city. Williams & Cross,121¢ Harpey. —CLEAN, DRY AND PRIVATELY STORKD furniture. Hesting stoves stored over summer. 1207 Douglns st. Omuha Stove Repair works. Gil ){ BEST RTORAGE IN CITY. OMAHA WARE- house & Storage Co., 1215-15 Leavenworth st hold and other goods stored and cared for Private apartments if desirod. Phone 419 740 81 WANTED—'!’O BUY e & line first twe and 100 a line there No advertisement takon for less than 25 URNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, STORED. Vells, 1111 Faraam st B [~ WANTED T0 BUY, BIGHT Ot TVN ROOM hovse with modorn improvements. w Eized Jot, Joented within one mile of the po State price. »ize of houso and jot and wing 8 47 Bee oftive. v GISTE ¥. Dworak, Burwell, Garfieid Co,, Neb HATES _uiter fc a line first time and 100 & i there No advertiscment tuken for less than 2ic P VOR SALE, A LOT O3 CARKIAG ES, SUIKIEYS and_ buggies st YOur 0wn rice: ulso stoge. hur: nese” Hacliy Toad Graraiioe Co. foui 1. Wilh Beil butla T »-PONY AT, SIDE SADDLE, HAK e ort time. Call or sadress J and Nieholas. 215 30+ FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. KATES—15c u line first time and 10c o line thor ® siter. No risemant taken for iess than e ) 10K BEST TAND ¥ ROOM MODEGN FLATS Lango Liock, cor. 15th and Jackson sta. MUF2® )I0HOOM HOUSK. ALL CONVENIENCES Dlmn-u.: 5 Board of Trade. ¥ HOUSES. STORES AND YLATS. A. C FEOS m 28, Douglas block, 16tk and hnflhl"m 4 ROOMS, 15T FLOOK Tooms, Tth and Pucitic, Pooma. Fint and Nicivo wr —FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, STANDARD MAKK, used ouly @ fow wontia, a0 8 sacritios. 2022 Cald’ well st s ~FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, SET OF BOOT nd shoe shelving, it 18 in good shape. Call ut 1112 Haraey stroet () QFINE PO PO R THARKER BLK. Az PN ¥ MARTL REMOVED 10 7S, J5TH ST. S ~-Chicago Eapress ‘Chicago Expres SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Owaba| _Depot. 10th and Marey Sts 10008 m Arrives Omaha PACIFIC, th and Wobster sts. Ith und Ms Omahn Sun'y) Carroll Passenger. [10.3) . Clifengo Kxpress. tibule Limited astern Flyer Chic. Pass. (Ex OMAHA & ST. LOUIS. _ P. depot, 10th and Marcy Sts.|Omaba o Umaha|U. A Written Guarantes 1 1o Cure Kvery Case or Money Refunded. Our cure s permanent And not & patching wp. Cases reated seven yemrs Ao have never seen & symptom since. Ry deseribing ease fally we can treat by AL AN we €17 ¢ the SAMmE SIOTE ERATADLOS 16 cure or refand a1l money. Those who prefer to come here for trantment ean A0 soand wo will pay railrond fare both ways and hotel bills while here. A we fall 1o cure We challenge the world forn case that ounr Magie Nemedy will not cure. Write for particalars and get the evidence. lu our soven yoars practice with the Magic Remeds 1t has been most diffeult to overe the prejudices neninst socalled specifies. Rat under our strone guarantec thousands are trying it and he ing cured. Weguarantse to cure of fefund evers Aolinr, and As wo huve & reputation topn ale financisl backing of BALONIL 8 perfoctly safe to wll who will try the treatment, Heretofore you have putting up and paylng ot your wmoney for different trentments, and althongh fou are not yet cured no e has pald back your m: We will positively cure you, O, chronie, deep seatod onses cared tn M toWdays. Investigats our financial standing, our reputation as business men. Write us for names and Addrosses of those Wwe have curod who have given Ppermission to refer to them. 1t costs you only ost age 10 do this. 1f your symptoms are sore tiromt, mueous par n mouth, rheumatism in bones and Joints, hatr faliing ont, eraptions on any part of the body, feeling of general deps n, pains in beador bones. You haveno time to waste. Those Who are constantly taking mercury and potash, should dis- continue it. Constant use of these drugs will surely bring soros and eating uloers in the end. Dow't fafl to write. All currespondence sent sealed in plain en velope. We inv'te themost rigl1 investigation and will 4o &1l in Gur power 1o wid you in 1t Address, COOK R aha MAGIG_ GURE "2 500 for u case of LOT or FAILING MAN- noon, General or Nsrvous DEpirary. weak- nessof body or mind, the effects of 6rrors or ex- cessesn ol or voung that we cannoteure. We gunrantee overy case or refund overy doilar Five days trial treatment 81, full course Perceptibie b s roalized'in three days. By inail, securoly packel from ovsorvation. COOK RENEDY Co.. OMARA. N LADIES ONLY IABl FEMALE REGULATOR. Safo and Certatn to a day or money refunded. By mail 82. Securely sealel from obscrva- ton. COOK REMEDY €7, Ouinha, Nebd To Soften the Hands, ir of old And spread mutton tallow insid2, 8130 all over the hands. Wear the gloves all night, and wask the hands with olive oil and white castile soap the next morning. The above, together with 1001 other things equally if not more important to know, is founc in_the handsomel, fustrated new book jusi publishedby 2 : Neb Before retiviags take alarge oves Omaba| 700 @ m)| . 200 a mi 510 p m Depot. 1sth and Webster Sts. | Omaha Deadwood Express. 520 p !'Sat.) Wyo. Exp. (Ex. Mon.)| 520 p Norfolk (Bx Sunday.)..... 11108 NEEY ST. P M. & O. Arrive _Omahn| Pepot.15th and Webster Sts | Omahs £30 8 m| _Sicux Oty A . 100 p m Sioux City Express (Kx. Sund'y ..St. Paol Limited < Passonger (Kx Sund's) | SOURL PACIFIC, 1 and Webster § Teaves Laves | M Omnha| Depot1 St Louls Kxpress CHICAGO, . 1. & PACIFIC. |Arrives Union Depot.Council Bluffa | Transrer Night Express..........| 8% & Atluntic Express. .0 Vestibule Limited. C. ST JOE& C. B Transfer| Union Depot Council Blufts 1600 a w| ... ¥ _Day Kxpre: 2015 pm 1L Kunsas Cliy Night Expre Leaves Transter | 630 p m W2 m 430 p m 0 X 0 ot Pl s eute vaton Mhorore b Towing. We make loans, without removal or publicity, on furniture, pIANOS, HOFses, WAFODS, €L, Bl tho low: Nl poneibic rae “Tiore 1s no unnecessary delay. but you get the mones on the sume day Sou sk for 1t We will carry the joan as long ns you destre. giving you the privilege 0f paying it o fall or 1n Jart &t any time 10 sUIt your conTenience. und any Dart puid rednoos the coxt Of carrying ths lona. i Proportion to the amount paid There are o charbes of auy kind tobe palu in advance, but you gel. the fall amount of the Toan Our ofices are centraily loonted and are 80 ar ranged that partiescailing on s can bo walled on Quickly and courieonsly. I vou Bave & 10An with other parties, or hnve bouzht 3 piane, o other furaiture o tme and fnd the paymonts a Hide larger than You can mest Conveniently, we will pay & for 308 4pd carry the {0nn an Jng fs you desire. I will he 10 your advantage to seous before se- curing Joan CMAIA MORTGAGE LOAN C0.. ‘Room i, Creighton Blook. Tt sosti of Postoite —MONEY TO LOAN. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER CO. houschold goods, pianos, oreans, horses, mules, WAEODK. OLC., 6t the lowest possible rates without publicity, Temoval of property or change Of possession Time arranged to suit the borrower. Payments 0f any amount can be made at any time, reducing both principal and interest, thus giv ing patrons all the benefits of the partiul payment pian ! whon you want a loan d; no delay; no publicity; lowest rates: business confidential. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., B.¥. Masters' 01d stand, K. 4, Withnell blk, 15th ‘ana Haruey. M5 8 —WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY socurity; strielly ~confidential E. Harrl oot 1, Continental Lluck. 05 X BOBT PRITCHALD, 1.3, WITHNELL H«:{-K. WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SE W. K. Davis, room 2, Continental block. ¥4 KIND OF X MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSES, wagoDs, planos, e1o. Frod Tercy. I 455, Mumee. o) —MONEY TO LOAN, %0, 60, % DAYS ON FURNI tore, live stock, ete. Duff Green, removed 1o Koow & and ¥. Barker bik 188 MONKEY ON BONDS, STOCKS, WALRANTS personal property. Wayne&Bailey, 1402 Karbach 90 M1 i ON FURNI P, . or any good security. lowest rutes. Nebraska Loun Co.. 1316 Douglas street. M1 AZ2 lUBIlBDl CRAHCEI ~BUY THE COMMERCIAL THE LEADING hotel at Broken Bow, Neb, No land in trade. i basidier ] FOR SALK, A CIGAR MANUFACTORY AND tobacoo store of twenty-ons years' standing. on sccount of old age. Inquire of B Arndi, Blsir, Neb. Mzl ad —FOI ALK Ol TRADE FOI FARM LANDS IN castorn Nobraska. & & barrel stoam roller four fdll situntod at Tukamab. Nev. Thos. Crouch 1 Barcetie st Umal Qu.‘.."#.ififr“ i ROOM COTTAGE. 1107 AND COLD WATER, urince. besutitul i a Brply N-% corons Hiad sud Mian *™" 20 aehce .. D—Mw\m‘um FE RENT TOW MENT. 16-ROOM NEW e T R iocation. Mod o Brbe rent Brennuo. 317 Karbac ook M 3 INQUIRE [ BIICK TOUSE. ~FOI SALE, TWO FLOKIDA ALLIGATORS i tank with wire screen covering: alligators 4 foet 2inchos long. tank 4xi0 feet. Address J. H. Westreer, Clarks. Neb. M2 1% e — MISCELLANEOUS. RENT. §-HOOM ¥LAT, SOUTH 10TH AND B PROP- corner 420 and Nichoias, Waluot Hill, ¢ from motoreity weter. luguire on nanl uz VIVE ROOM HOUSE 2008 CHA 3 -nm(‘un\u “fs.us:r _— T . BA Thea line Brst tswe and 100 & line there S "o adreri oot bae 1o n'-' than Sc E-mt VURNISHED AND UNFUKNISHED. Dodse strect Mo RATES1ic a line first tume and Me » line there- afier. No advertiscment taken for loas than 2hc. Ra. HAMILTON BROS. CARPENTERS AND uilders. All kinds jobbing: 414 8. 18th. Tel 1175, 28 A6 —FOR SALE, MY BATHING Lake Manaws. Address J. Neb. Y FLOURING MILL FOK SALE THK STEAM power Bourlng mill, with & capacity Of 1% bbis per day, of all modern lmprovemonia, bullt years ago with the expense of $14.00).90. 1n Prague, Baunders Co. Neb., s ofiered for sale on easy terms. For further particulars address Kaspar Bros., Prague, Saunders Co., Neb. M —FOR SALE, GOOD SALOON AND FIXTURES, best location. Keason for selilng, sickuess. Ad- dress T 17, Bee. 561 T —THE MUNSON TYPEW RITER 1S THE BEST Machines for sale or rent T. . Swith, 17 Board of Trade. Omaba. MGSI miz ~WE WISH TO ESTABLISH AN INSTITUTE in every olty in the United Staies for the eure of liquor, oplum snd tobacco habits. Purties look ing £or 8 big payiug business sddress Kosor Rem. edy Co.. Bouth Umaha. Neb. Mi%0 & RESORT AT J. Malowney, Hebron, £ —HAY FOR SALE. T1E STANDARD CATTE YCo. effer 1080 Woos selonied. barn siored bay ¢ eale on track, Ames. Neuraska. LADIES' CARED ¥OU DURING CONVINE: oy b T ESTATE OF J. 7. CLARKSON Rh unsetiloa - ull“I;. ormaton dands or lots of M1, Soceased, wil ’l' \'Iu'l.nl. l"' he catate 5 Cia "'o-‘-fl"s'z e PARTIKS E ROOMS, ALL CONVENIENCES, 112 venport, N b l{ BEE ADVEUTISEMENT OF . B. A YOUNG MAN, A GOOD HUSTLER WITil swmall capiial, can sbcure & mOore thas half inter- esi o good lnsurance business estal in the best 1own in the state Address T od. Bee 220 4 ) ~LKUG BTOCK INVOICING ABOUT 860 FOR sale st l-wll.lllhhu- once. Owner ubliged Nebrases Drog E: Y —A m DIWITUIITY '0! A MAN WIT H o ital of three or Sour undred ctiare 1o tebe bet interest in come dy &z iive show. Bills lkes cirece: uo ok sary. Must sell tickets. Address Bruss, Gold Nugset Co., this oftice. e HAIR GOODS. 5¢ 8 ine first time and 100 o lino there- No advertisement taken for less than Z5c. ARGEST STOCK iN ENTIRE WEST: THEAT- jcal wigs and beards & speciaity. Wigs, bangs ewliches, halr chains, etc. send for catulogne Mulj orders solicited. Davies, 1115, ith st. Omahs 915 RATES— after. MANUFACTURING mwxm’_xs Leaves {CHICAGO QUi Tansfer. Union Depot. Council Blufts V30w ) Chicago Express ... 1000 pm . Clicao Exprons "lTranst e Transfer o m 8 mm. Depot. Counctt Bufts St Louis Canon Ball [Transter Tonves Transter| _Union Depot, Council Bluffs. RATES—150 a lns first time and 100 a linethere after. No advertisement taken for less than 2ic (VASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD. CARSON & BANKS ’room 3 Barker block, Omaia. is DEESSMAKING. 5 u line first time und 10c o line there. 0 ndvertisement taken for jess than 2 DINGAGEMENTS TO DO DRESS MAKI “tamilies solicited. Miss Sturdy, §20 5. 20th &t RATES after. CUTLERY GRINDING. RATES--15c & line firsc time and 10c & line there- uilter. Ko advertisement taken for less than .o QEND YOUR SCISSORS, RAZORS. #1c., 10 BE eround 10 Underland & Co.. 106 8. J4th st 419 res TYPEWRITERS For Sale, Rent or Exchange. BEST IN THE WORLD! Jos. P. Megeath, Dealer, 1607 Farnam Gtreet, OMAHA THE REALTY MARKET. RSTRUMENTS placed on racord Mareh 21, g WARRANTY DEEDS. W C Amnsworth to R Waterman, w % nw 13-16-10. Cornelius Willinmson to Annie Williain- son, lot 18 block 15, Omahs Heights American_Investn2nt company o M J Waughn, Jots 1 1o 5 and 20 to 24. Albright & Aylesworth's 2nd add 8 1 Smith and susbant to J € Drexel, iot 7. block 16, Isanc & Seiden's ada J A Horbach saud wife to Matiida Ste art. lot 12, block 6, Horbae 2nd... G M Winkelman to Williaza Niel, lot 16, block 4, Be dford o AWilliam Niel to R R Robexts, same. fouth Omaha Land compauy 10 EAward Stockdale and wife.dwt 3, block 141, South Omahs. ... aL Southwestern Presbytesian ehurch (07 B Hall Iul 15, block 10, Kountze & Roth's : G N Hicks and wife to N Graves 16 1o 14. block 2, Westlawppark Peter Krachi to Herman Backiinis Wi S el Arthar Eust toJ W Feadior 12) biock 1, Hoopes' Bonanza sub ativ. . . W B Millard and wife waG F Percival, lot "Ml‘:ru]u 'ssub div g Millard xnd Cs 51 QUIT CLAIN-BREDS. G M Mussen aud busbaad o O F Davis company. 10t &, block 12, Bedford place nnn IN Watson (speclal administraton to Colvetzer & jou, Jots & nhd block 5 Myer's R & T's add =, . Total amount of tragsfers . Froposals for District Grading Bonds, Sealed bids marked “Proposals for diswrict grading bonds will be rece: ved at the office of ihe olty treasurer, Owmaba, Neb, up to 12 o'olock noon of the 23tk duy of April, 182, for he purchase of §i1,200.00 distriet grading boos of the city of Owasha, Neb. 5uid bonds are duted May 1st, 1802, and are puyable from one 10 nine yours aiter dute teReot, i denomina. tions of $100.00 und KW0J each, With interest at ::m]r:fi‘:l”; per cent por wanu. payabic - wlly, 1l and loteres! . able at Kounise Bros . New Yok " VoY 00000 of Gi inz Distries No, 33 1540.00 of Gradwsz Iust+er No. 36 .00 of Grading District No. . 20,0010 of hl.“lu. Alstrict No. 52 Each bid must siats price and swount sought for and iuelude Sccrued interest to @ats of delivery at Omuba Neb. e Tight s reserved 16 rejoct uny und all D aeuod undor chaster ower of cities of th metropolitan cluss und Ordinsuce Na. 297 woproved March Uik, 1892 HENRY BOLLN Mch23dsitm, City Treasurer. 12005 515 p m 1000 p w 800 p m T40 8w Chricago Expross Vestibule Limitea Eastern Flyer.........| 18 p X Sai) Atlantle Mall (Ex Mot | 55 a Cerroll Pussenger. 110700 » JROPOSALS FOR BUILDING and horse . & Indian Service, Omaha and Winuebago Indian Agency, Winnebago. Thurston County. Neb., 180%—Sesled bro posuls. endorsed “Proposals for Bullding Ma- terinl und Horses,” us thecise may be, und addressed wo the undorsigned at Winuebugo, Neb., will be received until 1 o'clock, p. m.. of April 4th, 182, for furnishing and deiiverinz at the Winnebago Agency, about 8, 00 fect of assorted lumber, 80 windows. 3) doors, hurd- ware, brick. lung, ete., required in uhe erec- tion of 15 frame houses for Winnebago Indian allottees. Alsofor furnishing and delivering 16 horses at said agency. A fulllist and de- scription of the material may be ovtained up- on application to the undersigned. _Horses must be of Awerican stock, from4 107 years old, sound and well, broken o harness, with- out, biemish, not less thun 15 hunds high, we:d bullt in'proportion 1o hight, and to welzh not less than 950 pounds. Bidders will be re- guired to stie specifically in their Tids the rrop(hud price of each arileleoffered for de- ivery under a contract. The r.ght is reserved toreject any or all bids or any part of uny bid if aeemed for the Lest interestof the ser- vice. Certified checks: Ench bid uust be uc- companied by u certificd check or draft upon some Usited States depository or solvent national bank in the vicinity of the resides of the bidder, made pavabie to the order of the Commissioner of Indian Affwrs. for at least 5 per cent of the amount of the proposul, which eteck or draft will be forfeited to the United States in case any bidder or bidders receiviug an shull” fall 10 prowptly e ecute a contract with good und sufficient sureties, otherwise to be returned o the bid- der. Bids accompanied by cash in lieu of certified cheek will not be considered farther infor m ation o ASHLEY, U 8. In alan MATERIAL gent. Proposals for Public ealed bids warked proposuls for public ry building bonds will he received at the » of the city treasurer. Omaba, Neb.. up to 3 b day of April, ises. e purchase of $100.0020° public 1inrary bonds of whe city of Omabu, Neb., dated May 1st, 1892 and payable 20 years after date. Interestat the rate ofd per cent per an- nuw, puyable semi-annually. Principsl and interest payable st Kountze Bros, New York. Euch bid must state price und uwmount souzht for and inciude acerued interest 1o dute of delivery at Omaha, Neb. “"l"na right Is reserved to reject uny and all pids Issued under eharter power of cities of the metropolitan cluss, und ordinance No. 28 ed March 14ih. 1892 HENRY BOLLN. Oty T rensurer. PROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS. Sealed bids marked Proposals for Sewer Bonds wiil be received at tue ofice of the city treasurer of the eily of Omahu. Neb.. up to 12 o'clock, noon. of tho %5ih day of April, 1822, for the parchase of #50.00.00 sewer bonds of Lk cul) of Ometa, Neo., dated Muy Ist, 1802, p able 2) years afwer date. Interest 3 per o per annam, payabie semi-annaully. P rinc guland interest payable at Kounze iros. New York. Denowination of oonds. $1,000.00 each. Each bLid must state price and amount sought for and Include ocrued Interest up to date of delivery st Omubia, Neh. The right rescrved 1o reject uny and all bids. Issued under churter power of cities of the metro: politun cluss and ordinance No. 234, approved March 3 1802, HENRY BOLLN, _M2A3iM ity Treasurcr. PROPOSALS FOR PAVING BONDS. Bealed bids warked proposals for paving bonds will be received at the office of the cit treasurer of Omuhu, Neb. up to1? o'eloc Boon of the 2tk duy of April i for the purchase of §:.000.00 paving bouds of the city of Owabe, Neb., dated Muy L 1802, payable 2 yeurs afler aute, interest 5 per cent per annuw, payabic semi-asonoully; principal und iuteresi payable at Kountze Bros.. New ¥ ork Dencwination of boods. $1,000. wunh Eaclu bid wust state price and amount sought for and include aocraed interest Lo date of deliv- ery at Omaba, Neb The right is reserved o reject any und all bids. Issued under churter power of cities of wmetropolitan class and ordinuace No. 292, approved March %, jsi. HENKY BOLLN, Nl City Treasurer, Dis Betts & Bet America's most gifted, popular and successtul SPECIALISTS. This book they send to any address on recelpi #f 4 cents to pay postage Dut DRS. BETTS & BETTS 40 more than write valuable books which ileg Ve 10 those Who noed them. They cure Catarrh, Piles, Stricture Hydrocele, Varicocele, Gleet, Spermatcrrhoea, Syphilis, Gonorrhoee, Lost Manhood, Blood and Skin Diseases, Female Weaknass, Effects of Early Vice, and every form of Nervous, Chronic and Private Diseases. . Call upon or address Wi stanyp, DRS.-BETTS &-BETTS, 119 South 14th St., N. E. Corner 14th and Douglas Sts. Omaha, Neb. *<msaltation free. RHEUMATIC PAINS © Stop anointing, and apply tothe spot that aches woeD’'s PENETRATING .17 PLASTER pawer o « special power to dilate the pores penetrate deeply and st it far supcriof 1o ordinary ain, renders porous plasters, ® OF DRUGGISTS Y. Depot, 92 Willizun St.| BRONCHITIS IS CAUSED BY A COLD which settles in and inflames the wir tubes leadin Otbe lungs. it is the bezinning of Bronchial Consumption And if neglected leads o that disgass very spoedily. A sharp. metallic couh accompanies it Take it 1o tme und you can certainly cure it with SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP. Which is Without an Equal for BRONCHITIS and for all diseases leading up to &ud including Cousamption Dr, Schenck’s NewBook on Dhemnu the Lungs, Liver and Stomach, should be in every bhome, Sent free, Dr. J.H. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia, A GENUINK MICROBE KlLLKllll KIDU'S GERM ERADICATOR--Cures 8l desoases boeause it kills Lhe wicrobe of germ. Put up sad retatied (o 82 83 sad 6 s0s, L latior 1 galions Seut anywhero pro Puid i recelpi of Price or . 0. 1. Wolssus & gUAr Bnieo tocpre. The PUbIlo Lrade and Jubbars - eBp filu by the Klos'er Drag Compsny, OQmabs; . A lelchor, Howard Meyerand E P. Soykura South Omabtia; 'A. U Foster aad il 4. Kills, Counsy Blufls LAW AND BY-LAWS ICNORED Nebraska's Oolumbian Commission's Gross Oarelessn yes and Inexcusable Nagloot. EXPLANATIONS FROM OFFICERS IN ORDER Commissdoner Mobley Charges President Strang and Commissioner General Greer with Neglecting Their Daty and Ignoring Thelr Responsi Grixp Isiaxn, Neb, March 25.—To the Eaitor of Tz Ber: An article appeared in your columns one day last week concerning the affairs of the Nebrasks Columbian com- mission which I think is likely 10 create an unwarranted impression in the minds of the people, do injustice to the cummission and to some extent increase the dificulty in getting up & creaitable exhibit from Nebraska at the Columbian exposition. Thus far, I believe, there is no good basis for the belief that thero bas beenany Qishopest or even extravagant expenditure of the fund appropriated. That the books aud papers of the commis. sion shw gross carelossness and inexcusable neglect, if not absolute disregard of law, 1o the manner of keeping sccounts and expending money cannot be denied, but while that fact is 1o be deplored it does not carry with it the inevitable conciusion that auy money bas been either dishonestly or extravagantly ex- pended. In the Janvary meeting 1 callod attention to the disrezard of the requirements of the law in the matter of making payments and submitting itemized reports, and the presi- dent excused the failure 10 mnake report, as required by law, by the statement that he biad forgotten his papers and vouchers and left them in Omaba, but be promised to have a full report ready iu time for the next meet- ing, bt before the next meeting time arrived tho change in governors occurrod, and to this date President Strang has never since met with the commission or made an itemized re- port and settlement as required by law, nor nas he at any timo submitted accoun’s of ex- penaitures to the commission as required by ho by-laws. His reasons for not doing so aro not known 10 mo aud he may have amplo excuse, bat it seemws a littls improbable that for a pariod of eight months he can excuse the neglect to comply with the plain requirements of the law ana the by-laws, and especially after his attention had been callea thereto, but 1 am not willing to belicve that extravaganco of expenditure or dishonesty 1s the cause of delny. A wrong impression is out iu regard to the amount of funds passing through the hands of Presidont® Strang. He bas received, al tolg, less thau 4,000 (exclusive of the amounts received {rom counties for the, pur- chase of grain_cases aud the §1,000 roceived 1rom Colonel Bills, to bo held in trust for the payment of premiums on map drawing). Soon after the organization of tbe commis- sion he drew £2,000 and then about Depom- 12 he drew about £1,900. 1 have not at hand the exact figures. The money drawn by Commissioner Gencral Greer for salary, 1,500, never passed tarough the bhands of President Strang and henceis not accounted for by him, the commissioner zeneral having drawn his salary direct by warrant obtained of the state anditor. This I believe not to be a correct plan nor the manner contemplated by the law, which declares that the presi- gent of the commission shall be ‘‘theonly disbursing officer” of the funds ap- propriated. The aw fixing the salary of the commissioner .gen- eral at 2,500 per annum im- poses two quite material conditions. The first and most _material of these s that, “ho shali devote his entire time to_tha perform- ance of the duties of ihe position,” aud tho other material cordition 1s that he shall ren- dger a quarterly dctailed statement of his doings to the commission. Now 11 Commis- sioner General Greer mude any trips 1o Texas on ovher business, or if be devoted any considerable portion of his time 1o at- tending to bis own private business affairs, be certainly would not be enutled, according 10 either law or equity, to pay fromthe state for such time, and as the auditor would have no meaus of kuowing whether or notthese conditions were complied with, be coula not know how much pay the commissioner gen- eral would be entitlea to, and, besides, the secretary of the commission, who is reguired o keep & correct account of all mouey cx- pended, would not, the auditor paying out & portion of it, be in @ position 1o keep his books in proper shape, these items not pass- ing throngh his haods. There woald be as much reason for the auditor to pay the other members of the commission their per diew as 10 pav tho commissioner ge ieral s salary, botb being fixed by laiw auu both having couditions imposaa. 1 thini the law coutemplates that all pay- ments from that appropriation shail be made by the president of the commission, who ac- cording to the 1aw is the only disbursing of- ficer for said funds. In thal way only can the books be kept correct atatl times. By mixing up the payments you will mix up the books, but 1 can scarcely imagine reasonable excuse for the present mlxed up condition of affalrs, which could not Lave existod had the law, loose as it is, and ibe by-laws been come plied with, The by-laws threw ample safe- guards around the expenditure of the money 1o insure correct accounts, but it appears law und by-laws were defied and the secrtary, whose duty 1t was to keep account of all ex- penditures, was stugiously igmored by the president and commissioner geperal, tbe ex- ecative council, of which the secretary is a miember, never baving met as an execulive council from the dute of the organization to the present time, the secretary. therefore kuowing no more than any otber member of the commission about the finuncial affafrs of the commission, for the reason that he was given no opportunity to kunow. When I called attention 1o the facts m the January meeting I thought a full statemeat would fol- low but 1 was disappointed. Conceruing the sum of about $300 which appears 1o have been expended for “furni- ture, extra lubor, etc.. 1 will say that acci- dental notice of the exvenditure is the, first uotice the commission ever had of the ex- panditure of a siugle dollar for furniture or lixtures, 1o such expenditure ever having been authorized by or reported 10 the com- mission. When report is made the necessily may appear and the action may be fully jus- tified, but it is, 10 say the least, extremely unfortunate that the financial affairs bave been so loosely eonductad, and the require- meats of the law and by-laws so long 1g- nored Presidont Strang, however, is under §100,100 bonds Lo the state for novest, faithful ac- counting for every dollar received by him, and when be reports if any money is foun 1c have been wrongfully aporopriated or im- properly expended so that the expeuditure caunot be approved by the cowmissign, I bave pot the least doubt about President Strang making vhe state whole iu the matter., It ouglit 10 ve stated, 100, that last sc- counts PPresident Swang still had a balance of more than §1,000 on haud, so that e total amount paid out Oy him siuce the organiza- tion of tue commission will fall short of &3,000, it 1s not the amount of money expendsd thaet the commission cowmplains of, but the mavner of expendirg it, sod ageinst this loose mar.cer every cilizen of Nebraska has & right 1o complain, and 1 express the hope that the exposure made will have the effect of terminating that sort of “vusiness.” The views of most members of Lhe commission in regard to this leauing to laxily nave been well known for months, but it was thonght best to seek 10 opply a remody without get- ting into the public press. Presiaent Strang and Commissioner (en- eral Greer went into ihe affuir from the start as though they were all there was of tho Nebrasika Coizmbian cowmission, and the present ausatisfactory oconaition is the re- sult. Mild remonstrance agaust iguoring tue law has in the old comwission. been tue cause of what ill feeling existed, but thera was an effort 1o keep it out of the papers in the hope that better understanding of the rights of the commission might be arrived at snd business finally put upon @ business basis without an open upheaval, but fate ap- re-n 10 b decided it otuerwise, and I ope the lesson lewrned aud taught will not Le lost, and ihet the laws and by-laws, which are a part of the law, will bereafier be cousidered Lo have sowe bindiag effect. The law is goserally a safe guide. Beia P, ——— DeWitt's Sarsaparilla desiroys sucn poi- sons us scrofula, skin disease, eczema, rhou- matism. Its lmely use suves many lives Mosvey,