Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1893, Page 7

HUMMER ANID THE BIG HORNS Wyoming's Newly Born Northern Metropolia Bteadily Forging to the Fronts BUILDING WORK UNCHECKED BY WINTER Omaha Men Farnish Much of the Where- with—Water Rights in Colorado—De- mand for Wy, & Ranch Prop- erty N the West. Snermax, Wyo., Jan, 13 pecial to Tur n While this time of the year finds building at a standstill and real estate trans. the country, Sheri while actions slow throughout dan s an exception, and suffering from cold weather masons are working y day frame buildings are being rushed lotion. Stores are rented the foundation is started and rents range from &0 to 5 nth. Among the principal buildings in course of ercction and about completed are the following The two-story brick of the Sheridan Drug com pany; George L. Smith b new building and the store 8. A & Co large brick ag the Bank block s its last coat of plaster painters ar at work. The Sheridan Milling and Mercantile company will start their mill in a fow days—capacity 100 bacrels a day. The Sheridan County Commercial company is erecting o warehouse on the side- track. The Continental Oil ympany will break ground next week for a warehouse and st e tank. TInaddition to the above there are twenty-five nearing comple- tion. the east is our brick apidly to com as soon as per m s completed his finishing a k receiving and the are Leamton are the block two-story own dwellings Omana 1 Mr. G. W. Holdrege andiCaptain Palmer were this we the of the Sheridan Land com lowing ofticcers tod president; Thomas Kimball dent; H. I, Pal nell, secretar ball, ¢ W A. Whitney, C. H Among the many eastern ho have be in ted in Michael CudahysJolin Cudahy, P. B, Stearn, J. M. Metealf and C. N. Dietz. These mon are well known in financial eircles, and only serve to convince an observer that’ Sherida will be one of the best towns in the north. west J. A. Lider of the city a fow many custom (i L. Thorp, who represents mond Bros. of Lincoln, makes Sheridan every sixty days. Mr. George Omaha ha the Sl mnnual meet The L. vice p . Gr LK I B, Palmer, 1l and H. C. Al \er ol Grinn orge reg cn She P idan are Max Meyer & Co. was in lays this week calling on his Parmiter, formerl purchased a building Sheridan Land company and o store room, putting ry, ete. round has been purchased from the S don Land company and a Catholic church will be erected this spring. The following denominations are represented at present Baptist, Congregational, Methodist, Episco pal and Catholic. Stock Interests, While the city of Sheridan rapidly gro tho_county is equally prosperous. The win: ter has been so open that farmers have not been compelled to feed, and fat cattle are being shipped to eastern markets. A. H. Kobinson will ship six c tle to Omaha this coming weels The readers of Tne Bee in this section wero surprised to read an interview with & traveling man ‘as to the condition of the range in the west and particulars in regard to Wyoming. Now, if the above mentioned gentléman chanced to ride over the Union Pacific and saw scores of carcasses lying on the plains, he should not take it for granted that the further north the worse it grew. It is saf 10 assert that in all this section there hasnot been the loss of one head caused by exposure or soevero weath Since January 1 quite a number of persons from_the east have been here looking up locations, preparatory to moving in the spring. and the prediction is made that the coming season will see “the Denver of the northwest” show a growth that will aston- ish the oldest inhabitant. of South site from will build in i line of harness, of fatcat- Irrigation Daclsion. The district court of'Weld county,Colorado, has rendered a decision of considerable inter- est to owners of irrigated farms. The suit was forjan injunction orought by the Cache-la- Poudre Irrigating Ditch company against the Dry k ditch, the Larimer and Weld Trrigation and the Larimer and Weld Reser- voir companies, to restrain them from using cgPtain waters claimed under prior ap- propriations, but which had for years been flowing in the canal of the plaintiff company. The real point at issue was whether a new company could buy up old water rights and turn the water from the old into the new canals. It seems, to note one of the specific cases mentioned in the opinion, the Larimer and Weld Irrigation company bought three | «shares of stock 1from one Michaud of the Cache-la-Poudre company, which shares en- titled him to one-cighth of the water flowing in said diteh, and that sai was di- verted from the Cache-la-) anal into the Larimer and Weld can: nsy this diversion of the water the court granted the injunction asked for. Raneh Property in Domand, The Cheyenne Sun notes an active demand for Wyoming ranch property by eastern in- vestors. Within a few days a deal was closed for the large ranch of Andrew Gil- chr City man being the pur- chaser. le includes 4,281 acres near Silver Crown and_ 200 head of high cattle. The ranch is a fine one, being fenced, and has upon it substantial improve. ments ' in the way of irvigation ditches, buildings, etc. The consideration received by Mr. Gilchrist was 10,000, News of the West. The Carban, Wyo., coal mines have been alosed for a fow days. Sand clouds on windy days geous word pictures in Laramie papers ivilege of running a saloon Jal,, costs $1,500 per month, in inspire gor. i in I, ¢ ad One frontier industry has been Idaho. Horses in that cheap to st The Pennsylvania Oil company has tapped a gusher ne sver, Wyo. 1t flows several hundred barrcls per day ‘The trial of the Wyoming raiders at Che enno seews to have lost its grip on public fnterest. Participants are obliged to leave their guns at home, ruined new state in are too - The Testimoninls Published on behalf of Hood's Sars: are as reliublo and as worthy your confi dence as if they came from your best and most trusted neighbor, They state only the simple facts in regard to what Hood's Sarsa- parilla has done, always within truth and reason. Constipation and all troubles with the di festive organs und the liver are cured by Hood’s Pills, Uuequaled as a dinner pill parilla The following permits to build were issued yesterday : H. O. Lipp, street ttage, 4014 Brown Minor periiits. .. AR 500 100 600 The pl gentle action and sooth- hlr effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of o laxative, aud if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family remed, & bottle. - Sulug 10 Recover Lost Wag The docket of the county court has be come burdened with the papers in the suit of Dora H. and Wilma A. Briggs agalust the proprictors of the Diamond saloon and pool ¥ooms. 1 the petition, which is verified by | of his ea the plaintiffs, who are wite and daughter of James A, Briges, it 18 alleged that the de- fondants are the proprictors and operators of some gambling rooms. They further lege that between the month of May of last year and the beginning of the present year the husband and father gambled away ) ings. It i8 to recover this amount plaintifts have hrought the suit - that th wrn G modern cony Jan. 16.~The architecture of North d deal of ity. The a view to Gal- x nlene and good comprised inthe Industrial hotel Galveston seems to indicate a g confidence in that thriving your owners have evidently built with the coming improvements of North veston, OMAHA'S HEALTH AND GARBAGE Dr. Somers Speaks of Both in His Annual Report. Mayor Bemis presided at the meeting | Brick and known and every family should have | yesterday afternoon of the Board of Health, nd for the first time members Dr. So he prepared The work Dr. Somers can be conducted at t thoro in many months all of vere present read the annual re a present to the « iew of th tetai Arbage report is a lengthy ve ear's In it stem s with the present one of dis in says that \ | supervision tricts, with licensed | sponsible ‘ needs of least, is much w coms bes the and th Since Feb commi each! city m ntro L sioner his health 150 low lots and made recommendations as to filling and grad ing. cording to the veport a ditch for sewer in the north part of town has drained many wel in the vieini showi the characterdf the water contained in them Ground air and land water in the houses hav great influence in poisoning the human system, and particularly favor ty phoid fever, cholera and diphtheria, Well water is the most active agent in distributing contagious disease, milk being second The ice supply has re { frequent at- tention. A poor quality was imported late in the season, but i sed princi pally for storage p 1 from Cut-Off lake ption This ques ticular at In ¢ 1 tion par enting 1) ora to thi ident that t pa Atters f ch it lies in pied by tloating dre w the is of menace to h the roports shows the ca and discases year there occurred 1,18 Dr. Somers called ' att that Tmmanuel hospital is too sible to the needs of impossible to use it for emergency cases and the city pays for three beds which are not continuously used. A rate of actual oc cupation was recommended. On motion of Mr. Howell the commissioner was instructed to request the hospitals in the city to submit propositions for the caring of the pat the city Dr. Somers made a number of recommenda tions relative to the course to pursue in the health department. He urged that partic ular attention be paid to the locaiity know as the bottoms, where the low 155 to be found and which is a hotbed of disease I'he doctor also recommended that steps be taken to close Cut-off luke as o source of ice | supply. He also recommended th carly as June an order be served on the Board of Bducation requiring them -to provide ad cquate ventilation for the High school buitd ing and also several other of the older sehool buildings. The report was ordered spread upou the minutes. Chief Seavey renewed his annual motion to request the mayor and council to call a speeial election for the purpose of bonding the city in the sum of §5,000, to erect an emergency hospital; also to request the couneil to immediately purchase o team and ambulance to carry_sick and injured persons to the hospitals. " Both motions went over until the fate of the charter amendments is known, Mr. Howell's is ¢ thav sq it is ted this e to flourish Ith o inced ) the number wded ind thi the of nan il deaths, d 1ths ntion s with 1508 During to the fact far out to be h the department It i, 15 ¢ bread ordinance was read It provides thata standard single loaf of bread shall weigh sixteen ounces, and a double loaf thirty-two ounces, and that any violation of the ordinance will subject the offender to a fine of $10 for each offense. Mr. Howell also presented an ordinance prohibiting the circulating or distributing of circulars, dodgers, ete., upon the streets and leys of the Mhe ordinance was dly wide enough in its scope to suit ief Seavey, and it was referred to the city attorney for action - Tgnorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Early Risers is o misfortune. Those little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dys- pepsia, bad breath, constipation and - bilious- ness. v SHORTENED THE HOURS. Shop Men of the Unfon Pacifie Systen fected by the Ketrenchment Order. Over 7,000 shop men employed on the Union Pacific system yesterday felt the first effects of the “‘rotrenchment” inaugurated by the management of the road some time ago, A reduction of one hour in the day's work has been made, cutting it down to | eight instead of nine as formerly, and seven hours to constitute a day on Saturday. Every entire line employed in the shops ted, and the company hopes until such time as their earnings in- crease to make up in part by the reduction a portion, at least, of the decreased income. The order reducing the hours and neces- sarily cutting down the wages of the men swot entirely unexpected, and while not a asant surprise, was epted without wplaint, the company eing to return to the old scbedule s Soon as circumstances A permit 'he number of men emvloyad in pany’s shops at Omaha is 1,585, und while they were the last on the system to feel the effects of the general or v the curtailing | of expenses, it fortunately came ata time | when half a loaf is considered better than no o all The move is made necessary eral unsatisfactory condition of busine the wmain line and branches, the latter, notably the Omaha lican Valley, the Denver Park and the Manhattan, rado. not earning their fixed charges and oper- ating expenses, the carnings of the main system going toward paying the interest on the bonds of these ronds, which, wh sary, ave “dead weights™ to carry Roads in the transmissouri country av generally complaining of reduced earnings, grain is tied up at terminal points, el are full and there is no market for In Washington and Oregon half the crop of 1802, about 4,000,000 bushels ~of wheat, is still in the hands of farmers, and naturally the rail- roads fear the depression as much as the producer. To counteract the influence of decreased earnings the Union Pacifle de- led upon a gen reduction in the work ing hours of its shop men, rather than in laying off any of its employe: "The conditions for the year just beginning give every indication that the reduction will be at worst but one of short duration. The order reached the other departments of the road some time ago.and it is thought the move of yesterday will be the end of its effect, - POVERTY'S NUMEROUS VICTIMS, | Several Sad Cases Yesterday Brought to the Attention of the Poormaster, While waitiug her turn to tell her story to the county superintendent of the poor yesterday, Mrs. M. B. Shannon, weak from hunger, was overcome andfell fainting on the fioor of the office. Her story was similar to many others, a sick husband and a family of littlo ones to care for. =~ Yesterday morning she loft her home at Thir xth aund Blon- do streets, weak and hungry, to apply for aid, but the long walk was too much for her, Restoratives were administered and afte she had recovered she was taken home and coal and provisions sent The wife of Henereich Deneirs died early rsterday, leaving three small children in extremely destitute circumstances. Her husband has been sick for several months and the county was obliged 1o take charge of the remains. Af- the com by the gen- several of & Repub- & South Lincoln & Colo- rinmia—— Omnha's Freight Business tor '99. Chairman J. W. Miigley of the Weste Freight association has issued his annual roport for 1892, shuwing the business done s on | | IT1s NOT THE OMAHA DAILY BEE oy the several ronds on eastbound local through frefght from Omah: From the statement the following synopsis is made and Cars. 0,951 0,049 OB & Q. hauled durin O M. & St ¥ CENW CRL&P. COSEL P MO ( W K. COHL & St Mo. Pacific Wabash T and K. & N W al local traffie - Constipation cured vy Risers. - - BOARD OF TRADE COMMITTEES. ™ DeWitt's Meet- Business. ar were appointed tors of the Board The direc Were Appol Ing of the Directors Committees for the at the meeting of the dire of Trade yester aft tors were togeth two hours, and a grent many matters connected with the work of the Board of Trade were discussed action taken on of im portance committees ay rnoon anything ave arranged as was The follows Auditing -Messrs I » and H Grain-- Messrs. Walsh, F. E. White Arbritation—Mess Walsh, Hen and W. N. Nason Appeal —Messr White, H. C. Miller Clark Live Stock Babeock, J. S, Knox A H. Noyes Manufacturing - Messrs H. 8. Cody, W. E. ( Joseph Garneau, Jr., Krug Membership—Messrs. Max Meyer, Heimrod, Henry Pundt, C. O, Edwin Davis Memorial Evans, D. H Fleming, H P E. Palmer, A. B and J ) C. Ayres, B E, Jaquith, James B. Christian A McWhorter, AL B Jaquith 050 kB « R Cottrelland A, WV Ja Messrs, T Geo A W Hope, W. N Masson and Daniel Farrell ark, . D, Cooper, John Grant and Fred Lobeck and Messrs. C. 8. Chase, John Wheeler and J. M. Woolworth Messrs.John Evans, Willia i, Clark, C. F. Goodman and “onnor, C. H Ways and M¢ bon, Max Meyer Sy Gibbon i Judiciar; O'Connor « J. M. Woolworth owin, Charles H. 1 Messrs, W. N hn 8. IKnox, Charles A Peck, A. T. Rector, iuclid Mar as Kilpatrick, C. B, Havens, 1. I amin Gallagher, H. T Clark Danicl Farrell, K. 1. Bruce, Jeff W, Bedford and C. M. Deitz The board has a keen appr necessity of encouraging irvigation western part of the state, and discussion a_rvesolution was adopted dircet ing the president of the board to appoint a mittee of seven to co-operate with the people of the western counties in obtaining such legislation during the present ses of tl as may neede promote the building of canals protect the farmer and investor from ext tion and imposition. The committee named by Presidont Gibbon is as follow S. L, Wiley, John AL Wakefield, James Stevenson iclid Martin, George W. Lininger, Drl e L, Miller, Henry T, Clark Those interested in this subject should correspond with the board without del prompt action is necessary, and the desires a concensus of opinion befor Mr. IR, B. Howell, a gentleman mu ested in the subject, has been appointed as secretary of the board, and to whom all com- wunications should be sent. , -~ You don't want a torpid nver; you don't want a bad complexion, you dou't” want a bad breath; you don't want a headache, Then use Do Witt's Little Early Risers, tho famous little pills. e VS VATIG Marriago Licenses. The following marriage licenses issued by County Judge Eller yesterday Name and addross. Age § Charles Adams, Om 9 1 Jessie Farmiah, Omah § Santo ¢ 1 Rosa Ci Babeock Johin Cole tin Cody, I E. fation of the in the fter some o and 15 bourd acting wore 0 hiv § Henrick Sauerburg-Millard, Neb 1 Emma Deischer, Millar 3 Isaac L. Young, Beatri 1 Willis W. Wyatt, South O aution: Don'’t be deceived by fgnorant, unscrupulous fakirs and confl* dence men, assuming to offer “Indian Remedies,” and who pretend that_their nostrums are made by the Indians. KICKAPOO Indian Sagwa and other Kickapoo Indian Remedics are THE ONLY GENU. 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Daven copy INSTRI 10, 15¢ Oscar Q 2 i Quick David | 1and add to South Oma Leavitt ler, lot Miles & hici Colpet block te south 17 hours to HotiSprings 7 hours to New Orleans, 384 hours to Atlenta. 2 hours to Jackgenville, corresponding fast time to all and south, Round to Hot Springs,; New Orleans harles, Galvesto, San Antonic all the west. St. Louis, Toledo winter resor Detroit. on all and buffet sleeping cars Baggs call at Wabash Farnam street, N. CLAYTON, Agent, Omaha, ther information 1502 G oftice, —— DIED. dittonal tine ten cents STEIN-_Mrs. A, M., at O ry 14, 1893, of len, U, T Georee B, Povk treet, Omahi Creston, la hote T'wentieth port and Januury 17 Dapers please - THE REALTY MARKET TMENTS placed )3 on record WAIRANTY DEEDS. uick to A I' Lindquist 1 8, block 1, lot 9, S park J Ter 0 H'A Allenspaci, Tofs block 4. Potter & Cobb's 2d lots 1, biock 8, Burnham and wife to 17 Kel- 1, block 8, Burnham Place Tlogipson to E E Gould, lot 12, Orchard Hill ¢ Lumber company to Frank zer and H I Cady’ 1ots 5 to 8, 199, 1ot 4, block 224, Onauna.. QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, ind wife to GO Barton, Shiy 2 add DEF pecinl 1310 17 master) to ( 12, Br mount of transfers 3 33 y Sweettieart's Face —that a chee sion, e 's my wife's you know—wears rful, life-is-worth-living expres- ver since I presented her a box of HRIRW'S WHITE RUSSIAN She soaps SOAP is always reccommending K7r#’s to her friends—says she is through with experiments—has just what she needed to make labor easy, and e nsure perfectly .clean clothes, She knows what she’s talking about— don’t forget it. ! JAS. S. KIRK & €0, Chicago. Dusky Diamond Tar Soap Tho foup for Oute Wotinds tnd Bruises “Imp A Tria but will rovement the-Order of fhe Ags.” 1 of the Smith Premier: Will Cost You Nothing deraonstrate all we claim. We will place the Smith Premier beside nny writing muchine on the market; it will speak for it- Ith durability can no longer be questioned Write or call'on us for catalogue, terms, evo THE SHMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER €0., Cor, 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb RAILWAY TIME ans | 6pm| 9.0 m 1 eaves | Umaba, 015 am ing ast 000 am . 440 pm 645 pm| fng | Wost. T CHICA Telephone 1284, 1. MAYHEW. Manager GARD 9da m 4% pm P Chicago Express Chilengo Expros . Chilcago & lown Locai... Depot 0th and Muso ~...Denver Bxpress LDemdwood Express. Denver Express “\Denver Limitec “Hastings Loeal... Lincoln Looal (Except Sun). . K. CST) & . B __Depot 10th and Mason Sta. Kanuns Clty Day Kxpro Night Exp. vin U. P. Trais St. Louls Expross TR L& PACHE Union Depot 10th & Maroy % Atlantlo Expr Vestilule Exprass Night_Kxprows. ... . UHICAGO, i T & PACIFIC, | Unioa Depot 10tk apll Marcy Sis pm pm am .1 405 K 123 8 m | 847 pm 1130 A m Arrivos a W00 pm K. 640 n @ | 110 p m 850 & n Fron West. 0y m 450 am Teaves vos _Omaha 705 pm 110 am| Leaves _Umaha 0 pm Loaves _Omaha R0 am 115 pm 845 pm 515 pm Lonvos Omuhia L0 nm 900 um 5 pw 56 pm Leaves Omatia T8 4w 1040 0 m 405 b 10 b m 6 pm Leaves _Cmaha 710 p m W0 b m ~Denver Limited was City (Kxoept Sanday) UNTON PAUIFIT Dopot 10th and Marcy St Beatrios Kxpro o Denver Bxprosy, 405 p m Overland Fiyoe... 011|700 p m antrice & Strmabg Kxfex Sun. 1230 p m Pacitic Kxprosy, 1040 & m nvor Fasi Matl |40 0 m CHICAGO, ML & S131A Ul 018 opot wnd saroy Sta | Chicagd Bxprosh Chioago Expross SIGUX CLTY & 1A ChFLC epot, 10th and Marfy Sta 080 K Arrive Omnha ey 550 p m Arrives “Omaha T020p m 10.00 FiC T Sts. | & Arrive Depot, 15t ana W Omalia St Vaul Limited OMATIA & ST, LOUTA. U, P. Depot, 10th and Marcy Sta. SLEPM & O Dopot 15th and Webster Sta Sloux City Aceommodation Sloux City Exprose (Ex. 8 St Paul Omaba 90 pm nday) 1240 p m 93 am 543 Arrives Omahs 8% pm 2 pa ) 2 mitod .. BANCTOft Paxsenyer (Kx. Hund'y F.E & M0 VALLEY Depot 161l and Wobstor Sts Teadwood Kxpruss X Sat) Wyo. Exp, (Kx. Mon.) Norfolk (Ex. Sunday St. Pani Bxpress . HICAGO & NORTH WES TERN Arrives (gD . 10th and Mares Sts. ~ Omaha Siin'y) Carroll « hieago Veatibulo Limited MISSOURT P _Depot 1bth and Webat S0 pm| . trip or Internient will take place No. 1848 200 26,000 550 750 San Fran- | Pampa, Ha- f the | Reclining chair cars | re checked from hotels | January | TUHSDAY, JANUARY 17, 189 ——————————————————— 'SPEGIAL NOTIGES, | A DTERTISI MENTS FOR TiIESE COLUMNS {Awill bo takon until 1230 p m- for the ovening AN untll 880 b, m. foF the morning or Sunday edl Hona than % cents for \ta I th psertl ne 11 conta ont & word or 8140 per Tl vanca. " Inttints. figute A h word. Advartime Advortisers. Ny ro o tho lett are of i By bo delivered on the for beoquent aymbo ote. each o {8 must rin_ conse tog & nimbered ed to & numbered lette 80 addressed wiil n of the check. - = Best of ref 2 SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG MAN 80 ATS Of Ao, StrAnger In city: have some ex aman (elothing preforred), salary Addross 11 B, 188 N 1th M ——— WANTED -MALE HELP. MAN, POSITION © general office work, Box 170, City. WANTED, YOUN( bookkeope crences A; 2 SSALARY OR COMMISSION TO dhandle the Patent Chemical Tnk ¥ [he most usefvl and novel Inyent! Erases ink thoroughly In two secotds. W magie, 200 to 800 per cent profit. Agents woek. We nlso wianta general agent o ¢ of territory and ny b agents. A 1o Lo nake monoy. Write for fermsand n sam erusing. Monroe Erasing Mig. Co., ¥ 50, La Wis. i Bt AGENTS TO sine Panel making PAV SALARY WEEKLY EXporionce unnecossnry O GOl Apply Sine M12420 L1 SOLICITORS Life Ins toreitory Addross ). M 46 and 47 Burr M6 J30 BiWANTED, A FEw In Nebraska for tho Union ‘Contr ance company of Cineinnatl. Goo 1iboral contracts to the Fght mon Fdmiston, Stato Agent, roomns 4, bik, Lincoln, Neb, LIA B WANTED TWO GO0D HARNESSMAK ERS steady employment; work by tho p itz & Punbiorst, Wy N 163 16 WANTED, Bidiatson ta~ oD T H BilaKER wANT dbread and cakes. Carl Roth, Holdrege. sto Neb, - WANTED, TINNER FOR INSIDI #ide work: 'must also understand dyy Jub: reference required P, Wayne. AND OUT plumbing Clmsted & M 18 Nob, SELLING ART b Donwlas M SALESMEN FOR AN EASY loi liberal pay. . D. Wead, 1 TIAY WANTED, AN A NOTLITHOGRAPI o p K. | v 0 o T lown, Nel Addres M cnn s t AN AS Address W 4, B STENOGRAPHER tato age and Beo ¥ ONF e I 0 8300000 A YEAR Ten with und w FOR A LIFL nee Corporath n, Mass SWANTED, SALESMA wll ndvertising cards und enlendars direet from th ufucturer, Can per week. Aavertisiog Specialty Co., Buffalt Mildh 170 ———— WANTED--FEMALE HELP. CUNG. LADIES CAN king knowledge writing &t Van St Clake" Nt tnbilshed O A and_typo. M ACQUIRE d SO0V ot shorth 3N, Y. Li WANTEL, LADL S OR YOUNG pleasant work attheir own homes ver day can bo quictly mado: wo 10 canvassing. Kor particulars i o \fg. Co., Box 0ds1, Boston, M Ks Mt jige MEN 70 & MPLOY up tairs % good glrls tor 182 K100 (G WANTED. LADIES AND GIRLS 10 D0 OUR new Work foT u% at home: & to $ per woek ensily made; 10 painUing 0T eanvassing. Send solf ad dressed envolope. Echo Munufacturiug compa § Liberty square, Boston, Mass. it 1ENSEN'S DANISI AN D SWEDISI ment oftice. corner 16th and Dougl kinds of help always on hand neral housowork AMIDDLE AGE MAN TO KEEP HOUSE ot famils of four, German proforred. Ad dross, PO, box 215, Blatr, Nel 200 18+ (/7BUDDINGTON ACADEMY OPEN MONDAY. Jun. U; Tadles are thught the art of dressonking, busting and fnishing; can work on thelr own dresses while loarning. R 804 Hrown blk.cor Dourlus & lith MU ¥ N S NONE BUT KX naed 'apply. Wages £ per week, Room wutlding 332 110 (. WANTED, LAU borta 02, Teo 1-Wa Jwork. TED, GINL FOR G 1819 Lenvenworth St. ERAL HOUSE. M5 19% FOR RENT—HOUSES. FOR | RENT, No. 213 The'0. . Davis Co., 154 AVENUE, nam st 0t ARTS OF Davis company, 1505 Farnam st i) FOR RENT. HOUSES IN ALL ity. Tho O. ¥ '[) FLATS, DWEL parts of th clty. “’s W T HOOM Stanford circlo. of Omaha snd South Eee building, INGS, COT IAG ES, Kilkenny & Co., 202 Kar MODERN, business m; COTTAGES, Convenient fo maba, C. LEN-ROOM MODI, i) N HOUSE, COR. 0TI und Muson streots. Call at 807 Brown bldg. ) FoR LNt [] rooms; Linton block, [3th and Mason strects: (o good repair. ‘Inquire at 917 1o the block. Hamiin, agent, D ‘LARGE LIST—PA STREET, R M610J27* RENT, TWO 5-ROOM COTTAGES ON Call at southwest cor. 9th and Douglas. 171 UL, 1605 FARNAM 1609 LEAVE, ) 17 HOUSE, —5 1003 BRICK FLAT; worth street. FOR RENT, A TEN-ROOM tnted and papered, with modern fur m-and water closet, hot and cold Itunted in one of the finest resid borhoods in the clly—half block north o streeton ssth street uire of Home I Co., third floor, Vaxton bullding, )i 0K RENT, Sk L NI D 9 ROOM all_modern “conveniences, ne houses, with Hanscom park. Inquire of Geo. N. Hicks, nit.. N. Y. Life bldg. ALL 15, NEary Yrarnam sirea; reters FRON with beat required. Address noard 1t T 53, Bee. 91 195 [ PESIBABLE FURNISHED TOUSE ON CaLlL “fornia street Inquire room 21, bouglas block M6 17 EAM HEAT, 1728 DAVY M255 28 FURNISHED ROOMS, 1418 DODGE STREF M281 210 ROOMS, Mi2s 18 ROOM, FURNISIED, wife or twoladles. 2 do TINICE Hoows, 8 E Wk FURNISUED Y North 19th street FLCHEAR FioNT TANICE PLEARANT HOOMS, WITT O W1 L, 01 4 R0ONS FURNIRED FOR HO0TE LI LT T e 1 O FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. T0-TANDSOME SOUTIL ROOMS WITH ROALD. P e T I FRON THE DOLAN 209 AND 211 N, 1§TH ST, 3 NDER CARE OF tation, 111 80. 17th st 20 J-YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME Woman's Chiristan avsc 0 FOR IWENT FURNISHED ROOMS wiTH firat-class Loard, steam heat. Utopia, 1721 Dny enport at. 20016 ¥ [, ANGE FRONT SUEAM 1iF with board "Table hoarders also a dated. The Hillsids, uorthwest corner | Dod ge. M7 SINGLE M3 21° FRONT 1OOM FOR AL3O puth rooms, 2209 Far . ROOM AND BOARD FORTWO G 5,00 per w euch; 520 North 19th street M8 180 ———eeee e s FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS (% ROOMS §10; 2 KOOMS 88, 322 > ———— | For RENT-STORES AND OFFICES. 1;:¥OR RENT. THE ¢STORY BRICK BUILDING. Furnam st. The bullding has & fireproof ce ment hasewent, complete stoam heating fixtures water on all the foors, gas, etc. Apply at the oftice of The Bee 910 ], FOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING suitable for & warehouse, with stan tion. ‘I'rackage front and r Ad Carmichuol care of MoC Braly & Co I, kow uExt WAREHOUSE WITH THA(K 0g6; Wil butld 1o sult tanant. I rackage lota 11th sud Liard o lense 83, Curtl, 28 ¥ i o8 17° ONE FOUR S TORY BRICK BUILDING 23 FEET wide. 1407 Harnoy st T OFF AND cheap. $ ES WITLNELL BLK. CENTRAL NTLEMEN| { | | | l | W; AGENTS WANTED. ] WANTED—A LIVE MAN ) avors county where we have cured m ropresentatiae o sell our Bolld Metnl Knives Forka and 08 1o consum ors: m 8010 metal as white as siiver, bar Off; gOOdS guarantosd Ly wenr cast Abont one tenth that of stiver; t A lifotime: Agonia Average from weok and moet with rendy snios groat s the domand for our Sl Ovor #1,000.000 worth of go. ples free Mass O WOMAN not niready Novada Sl ihe chanes Motal G 14 In daily use. Cn . Standard Silvorware Company ton, M KL ) -WANTED, g mon sold hosky AGENTS FOR A NEW FASTSELL sample and terma free. Providones, it 1 Adiress ¥ K We 15 0% —_— WANTED---TO RENT. WANTED, Hesponsible W4t e ORI ROOM MODERN TTOUSE TR and Howard, and th and 2Sth tties. Nent roasonable Addr BT UL : M STORAGE, STORAGE CHEAD, Ml Mt s CLEAN, WELLS, SEHO dopar pale Work 1 GOODS WITHL 1t s Douglng WANTED TO BUY. WANTED 10 AL BI0FLgAKReS. BUY, SOME Reod & Selb ROCENT § Board Trado. FIRST 3 ON ( tate. 1 il WANTED TO BUY AN Box 1015, es Motn D R N STOCK OF GROCKRITS WANTED 10 AN Balduf, fith N N BUY Capl A SMALL 1Luve SAFE W 000 USED STAMPS. BOX 004, (1Y M | WANTED, triesen N HAVE PARTY Wio WILL A\ cash (n modern f-room cottag botween St Mury's and Davenport 401 oo bullaing FOR SALE Ofepsl pa A “h Lo raise o Net SECONDHAND fa ELEVATOR u wagon. N. B INVES M2 | FURNITURE, IND HAND SQUARE for sale ol PIAND IN IN plate to y making articlo: over 2,000 & day being £.000 oust of 0th wnd Moore, | mowmy To LOAN cHATTELS. Contined CALL AT THE OFFICE O} OMAHA MORTGAGH LOAN (0. INCORPORATED, TF YOU WANT MON Y You oan borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PLANOS, THORSIES, WAGONS AND CATULAG 1S, WARKHOUSE RECKUFTS. MERCIANDISE | OR AN OTHER SECURITY We will lond you any smonnt From $0.00 10 §1 00 ONTHE DAY YOU ARK FOR T wIthOut publicity of remoy al of proport YOu CAn pay the money bAck n any Ao unts YOu wishoand atany time, and oach payment 8o e wiil rodueo Uie cost of the lonn. mber Lhat you bave tho s of both the Fly and the money pay for lWonly as it 1110 10 0xponss o AmOUNE AR, b HUnt of the i o borrowing olsowho YOI Wil find 1t groatly to ¢ OMATA MO TGAGE LOAN CO, W SOUTH 16T STRIET floor the strect T O LARGESEAND ONLY INCOR PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN GMATIA Thers of t ful oharzo kept you will” o it olv) o oall DO VOU WANT MONEY THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTICE ROOM & Wt 1 BLOCK Bie SOUPIL AT, CORNKRR HARNEY ST \ DOLLARS\ co . wii | toan | vou FROM ANY LARGE SMALL, | | | on TEN | W ST CATITI AL | SONALT LOANS ON FURNITURK, THORNES, SOWARKHOUSE [RECEIP IS 01 PRIRe JVERTY OF ANY KIND. U1 0 You enn 0 FOR nitur I pay wiLL / po weLL o [ us rinst S WL Ay the o Cyou wish ! Y 0L | personul property of an. Yo and earey 1t as o Y CAN TIAVE V0 MOTHE T PLICATION » that you fOI{S‘\I.E HORSES, WAGONS, ETC | kett v | FOR SALE, A SPFINK O ross wig P Al%o @ nearly ne NEAR UBLY At i 130T OR SALE Q! ner Print Qe Ames, Nob, (Q,F R SALE, TIE WINCK THAT I8 TAKEN ot County hospital. Inquire foreman at the hospita )1k Yot Q') M iLLANEOUS. SALE, ( atle e HEAD, A ONDHAND (1AND POWER ELEVATOR W HToward M4s2 i HAS CON on track at N STANDARD CATTLE €O, Ad balod hay, (or suld WANT 10 BUY CHEAP POTATORS votall, eall h M. ¢ M0 15% BLACK HILLS GOLD OR¥ for §1.00 Lead City Pk IMENS CAN K 10 Prof 21 1o Wi Brown (QEEOR SALE-A DL DG MY osts against William W. Munsell and Wiitiam L. Conley (Munsell & Co.) obtained in the Kent Mich, it court §15415 ted thercon Aiso @ small farm, eheap. Albort Baxtor, Muske kon, Mich N2 206 Q FOIR 81,603 75 AND OL TABLE, BAILS South 10th stroot MSiE19% Kol cucs. et SALE CHEALD, good order. 1 MISCELLANEOUS. YOUR OLD CARE WOV INTO tiful ruge. Adiress Omahu Carpot und Rug 1521 Leavonworth stroot M CLAIRVOYANTS. J-MRS. NAN Preliable v E V. WARREN, CLAI iness modlum, i fth Foar at | MIS. DR M. LEGRAY airvoyant and ife reader; tolls your Jm eradle (o grave; can be:consulted on all has tio celobeatod Egyptian braast unite tho separated and cause marrings with one you iove. Come one, come il and by con- vinced of her ramarkable powers. Office nnd_resl dence 417 S. 11th st hours 9a. w. to9 p. m, Strict Iife chiart and pnoto of your future wifo or hus band sent through mail for §.00, chart alono §2.00. | All letters containing 4 cents i stamps promoi | answered. M 'MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAME SMITIL, 134 CAPITOL AVENUE, | Room i, ana se MME. CA floor, room bath: MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGESV v V, GERMAN AND FRENCH Douglnn, M ith —_— e O MONEY TO LOAN_REAL ESTATE. 3d toor, baths. Massago, aleoliol B! L NW. atrance it GV, GELLENBECK, BAN cor. 15th and Harnay. iinrnoy siroet CLA MONEY T LOAN AT LOWEST KATES. Davis Co., 1605 Farnam stroet. 72 ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED property, §.000 and upwards, it 7 per cent. W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 15th and Harney ot No del! W-CeF HARRISON, o “ANTIONY LOAN AND TRUST ( ifo. lends at Low ratos for choles s Nebraska or [owa far MONEY TO LOAN 1 funds, in 0no or more oss 11, Boo oftice. o W MONEY TO LOAN ON OMATIA AND COUN cil Bluffs real estats and Nebraska nnd Icwn 0 7 per cont Interest, with no addi- al cliargws for commissions Attoraeys foos. 1. Meikle, Tst Nat'l bank bldg, Omulin ] rity on or Omuha city property HAVE 1 Omaha »ans, ABOUT $1.00) orty, private farms at fron tio W ONEY rge Paul, 1603 Farnam. “v LOANS. G, G. WALLAC M3 80000 AND L I; il g2t 12 BROWN BLK R CENT MONEY NET TO BORROWERS aha clty propoerty. No extra cherges of Why pay high ra Monoy Is ch an get {nll benefit of rates from G 1 and Trust Co.. lith and Dodg 725 W MORTGAGE TOANS Tikiss PER cent. including nll charges Charles W. Rainoy Omaha Nat. bank bldg W TIAN 1AND2 YEA mortgages LOANS ON CITY AND FARM Leed & Selby, 344 Board of Trude. “» MONEY TOLOAN AT LOW EST RATES ON 1M roved and unimproved real ostate.l to 5 yoars ity Trust Co., 1302 Farnam st w03 Fid W WANTED AT ONCE, LOANS ON INPROVED ymaha_property; low rates. Fidelity Trust company Farnam st w3 W lowes pany, 1702 ¥ W, UMAIA KAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on renl entato ut 10west mkrket rates. Lonns made In small or large sums for short or long time. No commliss1on 18 charked and the | onns ars not #01d In the east, but oan aiways bo found nt tho bank on the corner of 15th and Douglas streats, ] RATES. FIDILITY TRUST COM. roam stroe. Tl Wit UVATE MONEY. ST AND 2D MORTGAGE fons, low rates. Alox Moore, Boe bidy VW CENTRALLUAN & TRUST CO. BEE BLI W MONEY TO LOAN ON property, low rate. A. C IMPROVED CITY ¥rost, Douglas bik. DO YOU WANT 10 BORUOW MONEY ON renl cstate. cily or farm properly’ We make ns o s 8000 And upwards: low rates; no delny. For particulars 308 Guorge J. Pl Fainam street 1 CAN PLACE LOANS A o business or other cholce 1 §2.60u £0 $50,000 wani Whokler, 417 Karbach b SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ()WAIIA COLLEGEOF BITORTHAND AND TYVE wAltlig. A C Ong, &. M. prin. Hoya's theuter M MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. Xeutuptaticty Sandoncins A" & Hacils 5 LOW EST Jperty in Of for forelgn pare ok M MONEY W, 90 DAYS ents. on farnitare. planos. L delay or publiclty, cush Barber block ik CHEAP KATES N CHATTr sperty s bought COLLAY ronsunubie W orai or othor pers rates. | to 6 months Koom #9, McCag 1 bldg X PUITCHAKD, 6l DOUGLAS BLK BUSINESS CHANCES WESTERN BUSIN 10ts 0 go ) MARKIET At MO SHLP, 5 Ploneot MONEY sh bust- MAKT ther bustioss that Al oF part cush, n ling, hinve . Tori, This will N 20 N WANTED, A L nalt interost in a Y [ Y, s vanreasiowin, iy DY T0 TAKK {I1inery Addi s A THIRD OR oss Inn llve Farnam streel Mi119* EXCELLENT LOCATION FOR DOCTOR luu; respond with M. T HIL Stella, Nob. Mtz FIRST CLASY ) per dny, oX: 0 to §50.00 Adirose W M2 17 FOR ALK ods and ons Box DRY 00 ot $1.70, Mi13 4 on PRADE, STOCK Involey § o Ne FOR SALE, A & ehundise in a RIVO the husinoss opportunity to st ol trade. No rsale at o sacrifico, WA STOCK )0 Lown in southern o AL OWBOT cnnne porsonal wttention. A splondtd et in busin with an estabe es considerod wnd stock 18 V. B, Trimble, Hastings, Mt 2 \' L0 WANTED TO BN- gnio n the manufacture of a staplo articlo by nonew procoss. Big profite. Wostern Busino as goney, 516 N. Y. Lifo Mi FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAR OMALA REAL ESTA UK FOIU MDS 1. finctunl valuation, Monay o loan. Box 518 Omaha. 7 ) OF ML obrask not 1 Ne PARTNER WITHH v A KANSAS or oxchango for . Frankfort. (nd, LOWN 100 FAIMS IN N & Dakota- WL sl chenp, se. horses & cattlo, - Add. box L PROPILELRSS, DEAD | y M SALIG, K AT IMO ikona. Address . J. Rokors, lmogens, 1 S (RADE CLEARL LOT3 AT MANITOU, v cloar Nobraskn [and oF 800U squitina: | Iichardy, Box LK, Donyor, Coto | M o | 7 450 ACRES OF CLEAR LASD IN ONK OF i Jthe best winter whoat districts in Kansas to ex. clinno for 10 0F ) ere. tract noat Cmuha olty WL piiy “onshy diforencs 1 proporty . is Adiross, Iving prico and locatlon, O 7 1 limits, K00, Ofce. CALIFORNIA A highly iy of frults; K wehiners Ity and goo dlstrict in the stute, Beo oftice 77 IEN BEAUTTFUL SOUTH FRONT SULURBAN 4lota on motor Iine: clenr and good {uiproved property for good rontal property: will uesum Alex. Moore, 401 Bee bulldlng. M3 WANTED, V/ Ustock of ngrieultural genernl merehandise, 1ligh, Nob. il in il 111 1I008L KEADO #70 Wing or particulars address W 1] CHANGE LAND TOR implements or Atock of Addroxs Thos. Krypor, Ner sl FOR SALE -REAIL ESTATE. [0, YOU WANT A NICE HOUSE FOI WIHAT syou are now paylog rent, und still not live ln the'suburbs, G. M. Nuttinger, Chambe | merc OVER 100 furms, K 10WA 1 Tont bur 000 5 & LI 103 Far am st LEN FAT TN, Y. Mt i AL LOTS i b land Cail (I estate. Life bldg. | DY ROEXCHANGE TWO (1 in fiddiv islon 1o Councll want Aditross 1. I Perry Wasi Woingo. 11 ATNS IR SO0 OM TN The Midway My word 1s gond W. G, Albright | | | | | 10 ACkES SECOND BENCIT LAND, WASUING: | &ton Coi good butldings and improven enis. $2 | perwere CTF Barrison. 912 NV Lot 0 18 | JTOR SALE Ol THADE. 2 GOO ia1S IN MP Plonsant addition within 2 blocks of motor iine. Will tuke g00d uprlght pinto or will sel \a 1ots vary choap. Address wt once $ | t Boo o s O BALL whillo oF laan Wyo AWM TN wiy f WYOMING 2 MILES & i meres, I Limber; il Business Agency, sh 0 ACKES RIGHT CLONE wiproved, 45 per Lt 10 OMA A, FINELY o C.F. Harrison 912 N, ¥ | i 18 | 00 1 BLOCK 4 olclARD | 1”40 nres tn eity timtts, 600 por acen | garden tund, 8100 por nere. 8. 8. Curils 4300 ACKES OF FINELAND g per aoro, writs for putticulnrs, . K. Kerris NV Lt I Q.0 WILL BUY TWO LOTS WORTI $500.00, | “DThoy ‘aro ‘on grade. near motor. Terms canys owner golng away. Williaie & Mittan, MeCARIG Luilaing, 09poito postoice 1) N NKAR OMATIA, FINK | W Kl ¥. Haretson, 013 N. Y. Lif 0 19 | WANTED. A LOAN 8200, 7 PRI CEN'T | Wanted, ot 40t ‘snd Boags Wanted, house, 81,60 cash | Wanted, £1000 pluoe (1o trado.) Wanted, farm nene Omnine Wanted, K1 noros near Omatia, Wanted, 5,000 loan April | )19 C k. larrison, 912 Ny LOST. | | PAIR OF BPECTACLES i Conniing rouin, | DEN 8 TYPEWRITERS | The Best | in the World. | MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. | 1304 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb PATENT BUREAU. | SUES & CO.,Solicitors, | Beo Building, Omaha, Neb fyenrs Examiners U8 Pat Ofice. Adyice free | PENSIONS! CLAIMS! ilL, #1100, acre 1o LULCOLN COUNTY NI, ncre, ( 11fo, ONT-A A Jleave st Bo PLEASE