Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 20, 1893, Page 7

SOLD WORTHLESS PROPERTY Basis of an Interesting Suit in a Lancaster County Court. W. S, AMENT THINKS HE WAS ILL TREATED Lots Represented to Him to Be Valuable and Well Located Prove to Be Part of the Banks of Salt Creek. Jan, 19.—[Special to Tue | Bee.)-W. S, Ament filed suit in district court today asking for $18,000 from David W, and Charles T, Brown. Ament says that he had a #10,00 mortgage on some Colorado | mining property, which he put up with a | Denver mine as collateral for the payment of 4 §7,000 note he had given. He couldn’t pay the note when due, and the ereditor threatened under the laws of Colorado to | sell the note with its security at public auction, According to Ament's story tho DBrowns were interested in the mining property covered by the mortgage, and as neither desired the paper to be sold at public auction, an agreement was made whereby the Browns took the mortgage, paid the note, gave Ament some cash and gave him the deeds to fifteen lots in Yolande addition to the city of Lincoln They represented the to be worth 815,000, says Ament, sightly and near the city. Instead the plaintiff claims that they are not sightly, but clinging to the banks of Salt creck, ¢ unfit for residences and are practically worthless. He therefore asks Judgment for the amount of money they | were represented to him as being worth - | £18,000 There are fifty-three cases for trial on the eriminal docket of the term which begins a week from next Monday. Thirty-cight of the indictments are against the ex-con- tractors of the insane asylum, but neither Hubbard or Stobbs will be here to defend, the warrants having failed to ‘The defendants have as yet filed no pleas in abatement or raised any of the expected technical points, Flora Giclday wants a divorce from her husband, Joseph S., on the ground of cruelty of long-continued standing, They were ma ried in Lincoln in October, 15831, Indians in Court, The police were out on the trail themselves last might and four of the bluecoats suc coeded in corraling eleven Indians of the Omaha tribo. The red men have been here attending the United States court as wit- nesses against some fellows suspected of selling lquor to Indians on the Winnebago reservation. and last night the whole party strayed into the notorious bagnio at Seventh and N streets, kept by E ) Weir a half-breed negro ana Indian. When the police arrived they were each and severally surrounding copious dranghts of whisky, and together with Weir | and the inmates were taken to the station where all were locked up over night. They were released this morning, but Weir will be prosecuted for selling liquor to the repre sentatives of the Omahas. The question will come up whether or not he can be pun- ished, The federal statutes make it punish- able for selliug toan Indian. while the Ne- braska statutes provide that it isn't a cr if the Indian en. Al these zens and voters in the vicinity of Pendes City In Brief. The United States Carriage company. craditors to the amount of $1,620 of the de- funct firm of Wallingford & Shamp, swore out a writ of attachment in district court this afternoon, asking t moneys and credits in the possession of David Bradley & Co. and the American Exchange National bank be attached. The federal grand jury is still grinding away, but the only indictment given out was that against Postal Clerk Melntyre of Beatrice for robbing the mails. Charles Tindall, a Union Pacific brake- man, was badly injured yesterday while at- tempting to couple cars. He slipped, and thie wheels caught his right leg, inflicting a terriblo gash, butnot injuring the bone, Last Junuary the little town of Hickman sent up a delegation of men from the south- ern end of the county, and by force of votes captured the location of the county fair at that point. The annual meeting of the Fair association will be held at Hickman next Saturday, and the Lincoln contingent will try the samo game on the south end. 'he Metropolitan Gas and Electric Light compary, the new company which will enter into active competition with the Lincoln Gas company, filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk toda, apital stock is £200,000, and the stockholde H. McMur- try, K. K. Hayden, i. Finey of Lincoln; Thomas J. Ross of Chicago A. M. Cofr- man of Boston. The comp: same mwen who own the Home Street rail- way, which will make numerous extensions this year, Burglars entered one of the Hotel Lincoln sample rooms last night viaa cellar way and carried away £00 worth of clothing dis played there by D. Witkowsky, r st tive of Cohn, Wampold & Co., Chicago. A portion of the goods stolen has been re- covered, having been picked up in an alley a fow blocks away. Rev. L. P. Luiden left yesterday for Mon- treal to secure accommodations for the Ne- braska delegates to the international conven- tion of the Christian Endeavor society. A trades assembly, with ten labor organ- izations represented, was formed tonight at a meeting held in Union Labor hall for the purpose. Ono of the main objects of tho organization is to bring concentratea power to bear in the printers’ strike. Walter Clark, a youth of 12, with a plethora of fathers and mothers, 1s in the eity trying to find his rightful paternal rela- tive. The boy's parents were divorced some ears ago, the mother subsequently marry- ng another man named Clark. The boy has been residing with his father, but his mother wrote him from Fremont to come up and stay with her. When he arrived at Fremont the family had moved away, and the lad is now in search of the family, which formerly resided at Dunbur, Otoe county. Laxccrx, Neb,, lots News from Fre Fresost, Neb,, Jan. 19.—[Special to Tue Bee.]—The members of the Young Men's Christian association have clected the fol- lowing named directors: Thomas Carroll, for one year: C. M. Williams, J. W. Harris and D. A. Lumbard, each for three ye The Congregational church sg elected: Miss Cornelin Bunuell, Robert Bridge, treasurer; Nellie Hammeor, clerk; . M. Steadman and R. D. Kekkey }:\nnr and proprietor of the Dodge County eader), deacons; Mesdames Zerby and Jackson, deaconesss At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fremont Street Railway cor yesterday the old board of directors was re- elected, and the following named persons elected for the ensuing year: President, Frank Fowler; vice president, Fred Myer} secretary hur Gibson; treasurer, Ray N{( 3 gene nager, k. N. Morse, fon. John Farrell, representative from this county. accomvanied by his wife, went seph’s hospital in Omaha yesterday afternoon for treatment. He is quite feeble, but it is hoped that with his naterally strong constitution, the services of the best and most skillful physicians and attendants, that he will soon be able to return to his duties in Lincoln he engineers who are running the surveys for the proposed canal from this city to Omaha arrived in this city yesterday, and will at once proceed to make a systematic survey of the Platte viver banks south of this city, commencing at the head of the island crossed by the bridge. Gamblers Win the Fight. GraxND IsLaxp, Neb,, Jan. 19.—[Special to Tus Bes.]—The test trial against the gam- bling fraternity of bays in this city has been decided, the jury in the case declaring James West Innocent. West was arrested some ten days ago, chargod with permitting minors | under the age of 18 years to remaln iu his pool and billiard room.” West pleaded guilty and was fined 0 by the police judge. The | :::' 1 scems, was felt to bo fittle t00 vy, and West with a couplo of attorneys Feturned to police court and asked to have judgment set aside, stating that | permits, the odors are enough to | garbage, | along the banks of the stream. | ity West plead by mistake. The jug, tod the request, after which lh: ‘:cm:wk change of venuw on the ground of prejudice, bad a jury impanelled and the jury declared tho defendant Innocent, after the defendant himself swore that ho had permitted the boys to remain and play in his room. The decision s being hooted by prominent citi- zens, whilst a few hold that the verdict was Just Mrs. Woodward at Ravenna, Ravesxa, Neb,, Jan. 19-—[Special to Tue Bie.)—A series of meetings, much appre- ciated by our raflway employes and the peo- vle generally, held at this place by Mrs. Woodward, superintendent of work among railway employes for the National Women's Christian Temperance union, closea last night. Each ovening the audiences increased, and we believe many have gained higher ground and broader and more kindly and just ideas of human duty, especially toward the great army of noble, faithful men who run the trains and are engaged in the various lines of railway service. Mrs. Woodwa s accompanied by her daugh ters, who, with the Misses Wilcox and others of our young people, added not a little to the sure of the evenings by music and readings. k Serfous Fi Lyoxs, Neb,, Jan. 19.-(Spocial to Tre Bee]-A two-story residence owned by Banker Walter Everett and occupied by the families of Albert and Eugene Everett, was burned yesterday with nearly all the house hold goods. Mrs. Everett and the children were upstairs when the fire was discovered, and completely cut off from going down She broke a window out, and throw ing the bed clothes to the ground, she dropped the children from the window. One of the children, about 8 years old, was seri- ously burned about the face and hands, the flesh dropping from one of the hands when the doctor began to dress it at Lyons. S Nioni aring ¥ RA, Neb. da for Improy Jan. 19.--[Sy gram to Tie Bee.]—The Atlantic T pany of New York had a first mortg recorded in JKnox county yesterday against the Yankton, Norfolk & Southiwestern Rail company for §075,000, being $15,000 a mile for sixty-five milcs ve Hin hirty Days. Hastixas, Neb, Jan. 19.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bee.|—Barnard Bates, a young loafer, was brought before Justice Rohrer today, charged with petit larceny, convicted and sentenced to thirty days in the county jail, the first and last ten days on bread and water. a — Tgnorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Early Risers is a misfortune. These little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dys- pepsia, bad breath, constipation aud bilious- ness. Sl CITY’'S DUMPING GROUNDS. Many Protests Made Agninst the Indiserim. Inate Use of the River Banks. The terribly disgusting condition of the city’s dumping grounds has attracted atten- tion to the place where, when the weather stifle mise to run riot in the squalid tenements in the neighborhiood, and the practice of the city officials in allow- ing the indiscriminate dumping of not only but the carcasses of dead animals, is being roundly condemned All along the river bank one Diseasc and pestilence | from the Union | Pacific bridge to within fifty feet of Douglas sur bodies of dead animals are strewn In the local- ns people who ta er dip their supply the bodies of the the locality are known as the bott their water from the from a point below wher animals lie. Residents of complaining loudly, and were an epidemic to break out the city’s health oficials would have harder work than they ever dreamed of to prevent its spread to the more populous portions of the cit The place is filthy and disgusting, and only the most extreme sanitary precautions will suitice to rid the cit, r of a cholera outbreak in the spring from this source. What will be done to abate the awful nuis anco is question which the people want to now. el An honest pili 1s the noblest work of the apothecary. DoWitt's Little Early Risers cure constipation, biliousness and sick head- ache. MAY LOSE HIS CARS. . Marquls Pullman’s Actions 80 Far Indicato | He Is In That Danger. Unless the Marquis de Pullman liquidates a little matter of #16,000 due the city of Omaha, some one will have an opportunity very soon of owning a private sleeping and buftit car and a diner. As yet the sphinx is not more silent than the marquis as to what he proposes to do with referenceto the re of his c by surer Bolin. Today the notice of sale is to be published, and meanwhile the company’s agent here is holding in compliance with the order issued all the cash coming into his possession. Not a word has been ved from Chicago as to what course Mr. ardson, the local agent, shall pursue, and if the situation continu for a few hours longer thero will be ample money in his hands to pay the city's due bill. It is, however, only a remote probability that the llowed to be disposed of under the hammer, but the city treasurer intends straining every point of law to secure that $16,000. — There's nothing more tantalizing to a hun- gry man than thought of Cudahy's “Rex" brand extract of beef. It's a meal in itself. “TYOTHER’S . FRIEND?” .- is a scientifically prepared Liniment and harmless; every gredient is of recognized value and in constant use by the medical profession. It short- ens Labor, Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to_life of Mother and Child. Book “To Mothers” mailed free, con- taining valuable information and voluntary testimonials. Sent by express, charges prepaid, o of price, §1.50 per botties L 1o 01 Fecelpt BRADFIELD REGULATOR €0, Atlanta, Ga, 8cld by all druggists, TYPEWRITERS l":l‘he Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. Omaha, Neb DEN sM OR SUES & €O, Soliclitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb dyears Examincrs U, 8 Pat Ofiice. Adviss free PENSIONS! CLAIMS! Dr. SYDNEY RINGER, Author of the Standard " VA 18 In no w other Coo tain adyertisements ( from misloading, and cannot The false reflection on authority cited (o inure it i y Inju; rotessor of Medicine at Universit llege, oo or Yherameuisar racalty College, London, rom the caroful analysos of Prof. ATTFIELD and oth N HOUTEN'S COCOA ous to health, and thut it ia dectdedly more nutritious ¢ ~icls ertainly “Puros and highly digeatible.—fi quotations in o rade rivals) from m Rosalbly anply t Vax Hourey \N‘l(-l('l'\ 8 Cocan ia thus effectually repelled, and the very 8 liereby prompled 10 give (L @ very handsome (estimonial o “DON'T BORROW SAPOLIO Pears’ _ Soap Pretty boxes and odors are used to sell such soaps as no one would touch if he saw them un- disguised. Beware of a soap that depends on something outside of it. Pears', the finest soap in the world is scented or not, as you wish; and the money is in the merchan- dise, not in the box. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people are using it. BAY STATE" ) GUITARS ° MANDOLINS, ) BANJOS, ZITHERS, avo DRUMS, Wo make & varisty from the TEAPEST {0 the MOBT RLEGANT and COSTLY instruments. Every Instrument full, Warranted. t OUR LATEST AND BEST THE LEWIS BANJO, Endorsed by the BEST Players. Send for Catalogue and mention the Instruments you think of purchasing. - JOHN C. HAYNES & G0, BOSTON., MARS & 'BH3dNS 34y DTERTISEMENTS FOR' THESE COLUMNS will be b n_until 128 m. for the evenl r and until §:30 p. m. for thawmoraing or Sun: tons. 10l No advertisement teken for less than 25 conts for the first insertion xl All advertisements In thgse columns 1§ conts a word for the first inseriion and 1 ceat & word for each subsequent Insertion. or $1.80 per lne per month. Term ah in aliyAnee. Initials, figuros, symibois, ete ant Ny & word. Advertise Inents must rin conaseniteely. Advertisers, by ro questing a numbered chéck. can havo the letters #ddrossed 10 & nUMbAF6d lother in care of THE BEE. Answers so addressed will’be delivered on the presentation of the eheok.. 1 SITUATIONS WANTED. _\_\VAN ED, YOUNG MA Abookkeeper o ganoral office work. Box 770, City WG 200 ~SITUATION WANTED BY YO MAN @ £\years of ago, stranger In clty; have some ex: perience as salesman (clothing preforred), walar: no object to begin with. Address IL B., 13 N. 17 St M A A . TOSITION AR Bost of rol erences SITUATION IN A WHOLBSALE 110US any line. Address W 49, Boo M 08 201 WANTED, POSITION AS HOUSEKKRPER; widow of 31 good references. W 64, Bee. WANTED, POSITION IN LAW firat class gentleman stenographer, presont out of elty; just admitted o bar. Addross W 55 care Bee, WANTED--MALE HELP. BLSALARY OR CouMIS handle the Patent Chemicsl Ink Erasing Penoll The most usefvl and novel inventlon of the ago. KErases |nk thorougily in two seconds. Works like magle. 2000 50 per_ cent profit. Awents making 850 por woek. Wo also want a genoral agent to take charke of torritory and appaiutsub agents. A raro nance to mako money. Write for terms and & sam ple of crasing. Monroe Erasing M. Co., Y i, La Crosse, Wis. BoVE, FAY SALARY Wi agonts. Experince unnecossary office. EKLY TO Appl MbI2J20 3-WANTED, A FEW RELIABLE 80L,ICITORS Jin Nebraska for tho Union Central Lifo Insur. ance company of Cluclunatl. Good torritory and liberal contracts to the right men. Address J. M. Fdmiston, State Agent, rooms 5, 4 and 47 Burr ik, L M50 J30 TARNESSMAKER AT 186-22° . EXTEN- WANTED, Biioherson, inr 14 ¢ iL. Curry. B, WANTED LABOREILS FOR B & sion to Speartish, 8 Dak., call at 0 i ~WANTED, A MAN T0 ATTEND | nace and work around houso, wust Lav ity references; apply910 Dou glas. FORRENT--STORES AND OFFICES, Continued. ONT FOUR S TORY BIUCK BUILDING 21 FERT wide. 107 Harney st i FOR RENT, THE ¢STORY BRICK BUILDING, 910 Farnam st The bullding has a freproof co ment basewent. completo steam heating Axtures; water on all the Hoors, gas, eto. Apply At the office of Tho Bee. 910 ] QFFICES WITHNELL BLK. CENTRAL AND cheap. i ———— e § AGENTS-WANTED. ED, AGENTS FOR A NKW FAST-SELL 1k money making articie: over 20,09 a day being #old; sample and terms froe. Address ¥, K. Wo hosky, Providence, K. L 3215 200 J-WANTED—A LIVE MAN OR WOMAN IN ¢ every county whero we have not already se- cured & representatiae to sell our “Nevada Slivor™ Solld Metal Knives, Forks and Spoons (o consum ors; n solid metal u8 Whito ns sliver: no plato to wear off; goods guaranteed t) wear a life time: | eost about one-tenth that of siiver; tha ehance of a lifotime: agonts average from $50 to $10 per weok and meet with roady salos everyw *0 groat ts the demand for our Solid Metal Goods, Over $1,000.000 worth of g0ods In dally use. Case of snmplea froe. Standard Silverware Company, Bos ton, Mass. 12401150 AND TOW nen 1o repre WANTED, IN EVEKY 1 o) tho state of Nobrask n, notiv, an castern 11fo company, “plan 1o energetie men good pay guaranteed. Add; J. 8. Peullt, spocial agent, room 448 Boe bullding, Omn M4 26 WANTED---TO RENT. i' WANTED S OTC0-1RO0M M I\ tween Dodge nnd Howard, and nsible parties. Hent feason and 3th WANTED T0 RE oms for light house of postoftice. Address W 2 OR § FURNISUED oping, within 4 hlocks Liew oftico. Y415 2. K WANTED, TO RENT TWO ROOMS, FUR- I\ nished for light housekeoplug; stats price. Address W 68, Bee office. M08 210 STORAGE, M STORAGE CHEAP, C Farnam streot. i;[ ~DON'T STORE HOL MGt seeing our storag best. EHOLD GUODS WITH dopartment. 1t 1s the Omaha Stove Repalr Works, 1307 Dougl! N-WANTED 70 8§ PER CRNT AN orst mortgages. Reed & Selby, 334 Bonrd Trade. - FIRST MORTGAGES O tate. . A. Araoid, 605 Bos bullding. oxtension In South Dakots, Steady work. 0 poss. Kramer & O'Hearn. Labor agency 508 South 11th stroet. m §78 20° B WANTED, GOOD AGENTS LVERYWHERE for latest office apectalty. Sells itself. Big p Write now. Am. Lock-Craok Co., Milwaukeo 'B;Lmomfm AND ROCKMEN FOR THE B, & D J-WANTED TO BUY, STOCK OF GROC Box 1015, Des Molnes, 1. 3 meuf: USED STAMPS. N ~WANTED, A SECOND-HAND ELEVATOR, 4Vlarge enough to ralse & farm wagon. 'll, 2 BOX 63, CITY. M256 F130 WANTED, MAKER, HELIN & Biithipeon.: "AN*¢ 18 full of bright promise to thoso in the full enjoyment of health, strength and manly vigor, but tliled with despair tor those who have permitted *hemselves to become and remain the hopeless and helpless victim of Nervous, Chronic Or Private What can the future hold in store for you i1f you are suffering the agonles of a disease which 18 fast eating away your vital forces, your energy aud your life? Nothing but the horrible blackness of despairand woe, unles youat once begin a coure ot sclentific treat- ment by skillfall, competent and experi- enced speclulists, Are youa vietim of any of the myraia kindred ills that enteeble and enalave? 1f¥o, come to us at once for a iree consultation, or write us fully, enclosing stamp for reply, and you will receive advice that will in ail probability save your life, Delays are dangerous and there 1s no time 80 ood as now. Diseases. Send 4 cents and receive & copy of our li- lustrated new book of 120 pages, full of valu- able information. Call upon, or address with stamp. Drs. Betts & Betts 119 South 14th St., Cor. Douglas St:, OMAHA. NEB. How Many PEOPLE - OFF THE DAY Intending soon to consult a Successful Specialist || WHY THIS DELAY? Chronio, Private, Nervous and Surgioal Diseases CURED. Lost Manhood, Female Weaknesses, Eto., CURED. CONSULTATION FREE., Treatment by Mail. Address with stamp for particulars. wnich will be sout in a plain envelope, C. W. WILLIAMSON, M.D. Roomss8, B4, 0, 0%, 116-11 8, 15th Stroet. Omaha. et 00 Speeen, otieal knowledge of strongth of matoriais, a apec ¥, O, Box 334, Fremont, Neb, are putting actually writes as follows: hers, I am_satisfled that y book on Therapouties are quite Cocoa, TROUBLE.” BUY 'TIS CHEAPER IN THE END. 6D, 20 OR 30 CIGARMAK Cuban Cigar Co., 8 WANTED -FEMALE HELP. Baaie Frieson, Jansen, Neb. N VAN LOT IN KOUNTZE place. Geo. Paul, 1605 Farnam st 54 19¢ N WANTED, T0 BORROW $1,500.00 0N A GOOD 1" insido residonce 10t on one of the In Omahn. 1Ot WOrLh 8,600.00, Ad 40T 1-YOUNG_ LADIES CAN B0ON ACQUIRE A working knowledge of shorthand and_typa- writing at Van Sants’ 813 . Y. Lifo Mt ISITAND SWEDISH EMPLOY- corner 16th and Douglas, up stairs; all Kinds of help always on hand; 5 good g1rls for kencral housowork 18 FI0* (5 BUDDINGTON ACADEMY OPEN MONDAY. Jan. 9; 1adics aro taught the nrt 0t drossimaking, basting and finishing: can whrk on thetr own r whilo Toarning. 1 604, Browe, bik..cor Douglns M ¥ (O WANTED. GIItL FOI HOUSEWORK 1 ately, 2423 Franklin st (VAN D, GIRL, 1157 PARK AVENUE. Mo 260 J-WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOU! /work or small girl to take c of childre nw cor. 16th and Haruoy; ntrance on Marnoy. 815300 (V- WANTED, GIRL FOR HOUSEWOKK, WITH: /out washing. 1909 Farnam, $70:20° Y—WANTED, A GOOD " GIRL FOR GENERAL Jhouse work. ‘Inquiro 2415 Jones botwoen St. Mary uvo. and f.eavonworeh.’ M 319 21 %) ) SQUARE PIANO IN repair, for sale cheap.” 1501 Corby streot. () }OR SALE. AT LESS THAN HALF I8 alue, the furniture of an 8-room Lo thing In'ood order: house for heat and bath, At 124 Fu GOOD M8l FORSALE -HORSES, WAGONS,ETC PoFOR SALE. A NEARI DOUBLE spring exproas wagon, horse, harness and buggy also u nearly now set of crenmery tools, consiating of butter workor, churn, Howa scale, truc all will be sold ntu gres’ sacrifios. Addros: 3 ‘Izschuck, Beo ofiico. or call at#27 Miama stroot, where goods can b seen. >—FOR SALK, 3 ELEGANT DRIVING 110RSE Must bo sold at once. Fidelity Loan Guaranteo Co., room 4, Withnell bik. D) >—FOR SALE—A BARGAIN: 11 HORSES: 12 sots aingle harness, | setddouble harness, 1 light wagon, poie or shafts. § 2-wheeled carts. Any offer on the'lot or part of it will bo considered. H, C. Schultz, hay and gratn, 16th and Davenport. 032 200 {nf\u.vnw. A GUOD, GIKL FOK SECON Jwork. 2209 Dodge st 05 21 WANTED., GOOD GIRL; NO COUKING, Pply, With references, {60 80. 26th avenue. Mili 220 ( DO VERY LIGHT / housework o care of child. 1717 Burt strost. Mal0 20 J—WANTED, GIK\. FOIt 8 COND WORK AND st In caro of child. Wagos 8200 a week. 110 Douglus. Ma13 ) FOR RENT—HOUBES. —FOR RENT, No. 213 CAPITOL, AVENUE, modorn. " Tho 0. ¥ Dayls Co., 1606 Farnam st 1-YOUNG G, —FOR_RENT, HOUSFS IN ALL PARTS OF ‘city. The O. . Davis company, 1605 l"nrnl!;au:ln IN ALL , 22 Karbac —FLATS, DWELLINGS, COTT'AGES, parts of the city. Kilkenny & Ci Qi QM SALE 2000 WESTERN BWES, ADDRE M, 1026 South 20th. MALi 210 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE, CHEAP, A #-1ORSE POWER automatlc ongine; 12 horso power u right engine, both in good repalr. Inquire of Fes ner Printing Co., 1307 Howard street, Omaha, Ny Qe STANDARD CATTLE stantly on hand baled bay, for Ames, Neb. QbR saLe, THE BRICK THAT IS TAKEN outof tho County hospital. Inquire of the foreman at the hospital. M0 —KOR SALE—A JUDGMEMT FOR $1.053.75 AND costs against Willlam . Munsell and Willlam L. Conloy (Munsell & Co.) obtained in the Kent, Mich., elrcult court (815415 coliected theroon). Also ‘s amail farm, clieap. " Albert Baxtor, Mus n, Mici MISCELLANEOUS. IN men Elguttor, 204 Masy s NEW TROOM ~ COTTAGES, MODERS Stanford eircle. Convenfent for businew of Omaha and South Omuba, C. 8. Beo building. DaiEy ROOM MODERN HOUSE, COR. 10TH land Mason streets. ~ Call at %7 Brown bldg. M4 4 PFOR RENT | STEAM HEATED FLAT; § rooms; Linton block, lith and Mason stroots: in 00 repair. Inquire at 917 io the block. Join Hamlin. agent, Mo D‘EAI(({E LIST--PAUL, 1605 FARNAM STREET M640327* TWO 5ROOM COTTAGES ON southwest cor. 9ih and Douglas. Jron mENT motor. Call FOlL RENT, A TEN-ROOM HOUSE, ALL ted and papered, with modern fur- oom and water closet. bot and cold ated 10 one of the finest resident neigh- borhoods in the cliy—Lalf block north of Farnam strect on J8th strect. Inquire of Home Investment Co., third floor, Paxton bull ding. 223 19 T XOR RENT, SKEVERAL NICKS AND houses, with' all modern convenienc Hanscom park. Inquire of Geo. N. Hick: N. Y. Life bidg. M35 2 WO 7-ROOM COTTAGES, CENTRALLY LO- cated. all modern improvements, only §25 Store butlding on North 24th st; excellent location for meat murket. $15 per mo. Fidelity Trust Co,. 1702 Faroam. 371227 —9-R0)M BRICK 11OUSE, 624 8. 20TH STREKT. 0 cottage 0f 9 roows, 23 K. 20th street, with ‘modern improvements;rent §35.00. Apply to 2019 St. Mary's ave. 593 26% [); FURNISHED HOUSE, 7 KOOMS, 1505 DAVED phort street, all modern conveniénces, for rent until April 1, free, to family without childron, quire W. L. Selby, 534 Chuin. Commer N FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS. E HED FRONT ROOM ON Yrarnam near 224 st. with heat: board if de sired; references required. Addross T 0, Bee. 21 EAM HEAT, 1725 DAVE] M2 FURNISHED ROOMS, 141§ DODGE STREET. 210 NICE PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR WITI- Yous board. 2308 Douglns M333 23 E.on FURNISHED FOR HOUSE Ukcepiog. - 2308 Douglas. M3 2 TWO FRONT KOUMS, I§)3 LEAVENW( 385-23 In D —NICE ROOMS, ST Yport street. E K AT THIS NIOK \FURNISHED 00m in warm house, 87 ger mouth, 113 18th stroot. FRONT T TANGE B0UTH, FRoNT RoOM WITH FURNISHED ROOE AND BOARD, 7 -HANDSOME SOUTH SRPMS WITH BOARD. References. Chicago'broet. M7 18THL 81 THE DOLAN, 20 ANRgll L. R;HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO beautiful rugs. Address Omahu Carpot and Rug factory, 1621 Leavenworth streot. MO04 T 3% R WANTED. TO BOKROW .00 TO 8,000 O brick bullding, good security. Address W Bee oftice. CLAIRVOYANTS. MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE, | Continued i i VW, UMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS On real astalo Al Iowsnt market rates. Loans made In small or Iarge sumns for AhOFt OF long twe. No comminsion is chargsd and the 10ans ary 1ot #01d In the eAsL. but ean always be found at the bank on the corner 0f I3th aud Louglas strsots ™ W ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST Co. 38 N ¥, i fo. londs at 10 ratos for enolen secarity 09 Nebraska or 10wa farms or Umahs oity proporty W EIIVATE MONEY, IS8T AND 2D MORTG A Toans, low rates. Alox Moore, 1o bldg VW ~CENTRALLUAN & TRUST CO. DEE b1 W ! CAN PLACE LOANS AT LOWKST RATE on usiness o CEhOF choleo property In Oimaha Loans f $2,600 10 §53,00 wanted [or forolgn parties. 30 1L Wheeler, 417 Karbach bloek. M 3% W T RATES. FIDILITY TRUST COM- Farnam st T W WANTED, Insurance 8o Farnuu: " MONEY TO LOAN- CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON_ IMPROVED CLE property, low rate. A, C. Frost, Douglas bik AND 6% i 580 JANS, HOUSES TO RE itor, Geo. W. P. Coat “CALL AT THE OFFICE OF { OMAIIA MORTG AGE LOAN €O INCORPORATED, i YOU WANT M0 You can borrow on MOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARKRIAG S, WAREHOUSE RECKIPTS, MERCHANDISE OR AN ¢ OTHER SECURITY Wo will lond you any amount from #1000 to 81,000 N THE DAY YOU ASK FOR 1T, withont p ity or removal of property. You can pay the money back \n any amounts you wish, and atany time, and each paymentso mado will reduce the cost of the loan Romeuiber that you havo the uss of both the property aud the money. and pay for itonly as & a8 you koep 1t There wiil bo no 6xpansy or chareo kopt out of the amount wanted, but you will receive the full amount of the loan Before borrowing elsewhero call and see us and yon will find It greatly to your_advantazo. OMAHA MORTUAGE LOAN §06 SOUT) first Goor TIHE OLDEST, LA ND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPAN Y IN OMATA “DO YOU WANT MONEY! THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE O, ROUM 4. WITHNELL BLOCK, 8191 SOUTH 15TH, CORNER 1TARNEY 8T. WILL \ LOAN YOU BUM LARGE on FROM TEN \DOLLARS WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE. HORSES, CARRIAGES, WAREITOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER- SONALPROPERTY OF ANY KIND, / vou / wit / po weLL ™ OALL oN Us FIRST | WOR £ OUR TERMS WILL MBET YOUR APPROVAL, You can pay the money back at any time und in any amonnt you wish, and thus reduce the cost of carrying the loan in proportion Lo amount you pay. 1K YOU owe o balance on your furniture or other personal property of any kiud, wo wiil pay it off for you and earry it us long as you dosire. YOY CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION. No publiclty or removal of property, 8o that you Rot tho use of both monoy and proporty 7 WILL LOAN MONEY ONANY KIND OF curlty’: strictly confidential ~ A. K. Harrls, Karback block 03 [ ~MONEY—30, 0. 9 DAVS, CHEAP RATES d easy paymonts. on farniture, | live ck, ete., ut delny or pubilcity, cash on hund 1, room 5, Barber block 786 ANY SMAL ur ~MONEY LOANED—ON CHATTEL, oral or other personal property, at reasonable rates. 1to 6 monthis. Cialms bought. W. K. Durls, Ttoom 3. M, bl 533022 BUSINESS CHANCES. Y T[IE WESTERN BUSINESS AGENOY Y. Life, conduots a general business exchange. List 0f go0d business chances in all parts of the country on application. Business positions se cured. M786 31 —FOR SALE, HRETAIL MEAT MARKET; first-class location; cash #alos 125 per day. Ad: dress W 7, Bee. MOU0 OR SALE, BIG CHANCE TO MAKK MONKY 000.00 drug stock in live town dofng cash by ness 0 £),000.00a year. ILlenson for solling, have ather business (hat needs my attontion, Terms, ensh, or part cash, and securod papor. This wili bear' Investigation. Address Lock box No. 389, Ashland, Neb. 200 20 YATrxi*Em,ver TION FOR D rospond with M. I T11i1. Stells, Neb. 7—FOR SALE OR TRADE, 81 goods and milltnery. ~ luyoice Address Dox 161, Benodict, Neb. Y Hok SALE A 80000 STOCK OF MER- chaudlse in 8 £00d town In southern Nebraskn; good cash trade established; prosont owner cannot give tho business persousl attention. A splendid opportunity o start in business with an estab- lished trade. No trades considered aud stock Is not for sale at a sacrifice. V. B. Trimble, Hastings, Nob. M7 20 ABLISHED GRO. doing a splendld K _DRY 600 or §1,700. M43 250 Y, AN OLD 1 cery store, staok about 31,500, business, focated (o one of 'the best towns of Ne brasks. 'B. & M. coustruction and repair shops there: rensons for selling, have moro fmportant i 240 S MES. NANNIE V. WARKEN, CLATRYOYA Oreliable business medium,Afth year at 119 N. Tth: 718 —MIS. DH. M. LEGRAVE, PROPHETESS, DEAD trance clairvoyant and life reader; tells your Iifo from cradle to grave; can be consulted on all affairaof life; Lns the celobrated Egyptian brenst plate to unite the separated and cause marrl; with one you 1ve. Come one, coma all and be co vinced of her ramarkable powers. Office and_resi- dence 417 5. 11th at., hours . m. t0 9 p. m, Strict Iife chart and photo of your future wifo or hus- band sent through mail for $5.00, chart alone §2.00. All letters contalning 4 cents in stamps promotly answered. Bl 3-KNOWLEDGE 1S POWER. PROF. AND MME. RDArnold, business elairvoyants, palmists and as- trologers, have world wide reputation for their marvelous and wonderful power In reading the past. unvelling the future, give Indispensablo ad- . bringlng success and happiness to thousands; tells the busiucss you should follow for grestest success; If your lover is true andintends mar- ringe; restores 10st Iove; removes family troubles and through thelr wondrous magle mirror show pleture. tell name of the one you marry. Satis- faction given. Consultation, 31 (0 &2; full reading by mail, §2; send date of birth. Ofiice 218 15t street, near Farnam, 24 floor, room 4. Hours 108. m. to § . m. MiET 270 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAME SMITH, 134 CAPITOL Room 4 3d floor, ‘M 1d sen baih AVENUE, ako. alooliol sulphur M250 20° FP-MME. CARSON, 112l DOUGLAS STREET, 3D ok Roor, To0m T, massage, alcohol, suiphur and sea athy. PERSONALS. ~YOUNG LADY WANTS PUPILS TG TEACH on the plano, 1613 Leavenworth. 850 80% MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGES. V.G Y GELLENBECK BANJO TEACHEIL N.W. cor. 15th and Harney. Iarney street entrance. LN FRENCH CLASSES, 2101 M4 a0+ 7—WANTED, GERMAN TEACHER, BOARD AND Todging in & family with children to learn Kn- gllsh, Address W 64, Bee. s 20 Douglas. | = | MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. VW MONEY 0 LOAN AT LOW ST RATES The O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam street 2 W, LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED city property, $1.000 and upwards, 610 7 per cont. WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF Christan assoeiasion, 111 80, 17th st. | 210 FRONT ROOM FOR TWO: ALSO SINGLE #outh rooms, 7200 Farnag pireet. Mald 214 LARGE FRC STHAM HEATED ROOM with board. ‘Table bomrders siso accomn dated. The Hillside, uorthwest coraer Isth Dodge. MT§ 21 HED ROOMS WITH FIRST-CLASS oard, 1724 Dodge stroet, cor. 18th and Dodge Mt 200 [I—THE (FINE RESIDENOE BLOOK AT 1040 AND 1042 Georgla nvenue is now opened as a stri frst-class family | 25 larye ro sulte, Turnishod and F'ark avenue car — e FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS G OOMS IS BRIGK. FLAT EAVEN worth strest. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, FOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE BUILDIN sultable fora warehouse, with stablo In conac Hon, ‘Irackage front sud rear. —Addross K. A wichuel care of McCord, Brady & Co. Kl ~¥OR Woman' a 1000 LEAVE! size 22x100 feet, with sholving sad s: desirable location fof, dry good ¥oneral merchandiss. Ly Counotl Blugts, la, No delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co.. 1bth and Harnoy ¥. HARKISON, 912 N. Y, LIVE. L 30 W NONEVTO 1LOAN=1 HAVE ABOUT §.00 toloan on improved Omaha property, private funds, in one or more loans. Address b, oftice. W MoNEY 10 1o cll Bluffs real est farms at {rom 610 7 pe tional charges for o kle, 1at N N ON OMATIA A to and Nobraska fowa ddi- lons or attorneys fees. I bank bldg, Omahs 2Y 1O LOAN, SUMS $00.00 AND { 1, 1603 Farnam il Jne W Y NET TO BOIRROWBRS on Omaha city pro No extra churges of any kind. Why pay high rates’ Money is chosp. You can get full benefit of low ratos from Globe Loan aud Trust Co.. 10th and Dodge. 2 PER | | ™ | 7 PER CE! | ’“ MORTGAGE LOANS LESS THAN 1 cent. including ail chargos Charles W. Rainey Omaha Nat. bank bldg WL AND S VEAT LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgages- Reod & Selby, 344 Board of Trade. ™ W MONEYTOLOAN AT LOW KST KA'TES ON (M proy d unimproved real estate,! Lo b Fidelity ) rust Co., I oA ~WANTED AT ONCE, LOANS Ob HROVED W property; low rates. Fidelity Trust oompaay, 110 Farnam o, L) interest In wnother town. Address W 48, Be INESS STOCK AND TOOLS, 3 Y HOR, SALE, about §1.500; dwaelling and lot, $1,600; southonst Nobraska; £00d town nud good country; splendid trado. " Gdorge W. D'Ment, Crab Orobard. Neby 364 20 500 01t ONE OV THE BEST PAYING OFFICE businesses in Omaha: owner must leave city tmmediately. Addre Tee. NS4 280 .. . FOR EXCHANGE. r7—CLEAR OMAITA REATL ESTATE FOR MDSE, Ziuctuai vatuation. Monoy to loan. Hox 515 Omaha. (i) 7 -LOWN 100 KARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS /i”% Dakota: WIll sell ohonp, or oxchaoye for horaes & cattle. " Add: box 75, Frankfort. (nd. ¥ WILL ankfort Ind. 5 MO~ 7 TEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M D' litnke real ostato & money. Box 245, I' ' w Au-nn. . J. Rogers, lmogane, I, " i it T4 Far 7 WILL TRADE CLEAR LOTS AL MANITOU, /i for clear Nobraska land or 4004 equitias. Address B. J. Richards, Box 1903, Denver, Colo MI53 FDe ONTE OF Kansas to ox- Addres: 75180 ACRES OF CLEAR LAND 1N Uthe best wintor wheat distriots in change for 10 or 20 acre tract near Umaha olty Iimits. Wil pay cash differonce Ig property is #00d. Address, giviug prics and location, O oftice. g AT or exchange for ym acros; highly tmproved: in full rlety of fruits; good buildings: all kinds of tools and machinery; amplo water right; located cl0se to rie city and €0od market; in Hnest Kraps growling district {n the state. ¥or particulars addrews W 27, Hee oftf 20420 7 WANTED, 10— EXCHAN LAND FOR Ustock of mgricultural implements or stock of general merchundise. Address Thos. Kryg Jigh, Ne ___FOR SALE-REAL ESTAT )Y, YOU WANT A NICE HOUSE FOL WHAT you are now paying rent. and still not live in G. M Nattinger, Chamber of om- wrent v, the suburbs. 000 FINE ny excelien . $10.00 to Hoggs & Hill, 1408 Farnaw Joon saLe rasks 1 raplal; for particulars THOICE BARGAINS IN ROUTH OMAT estate. The Midway Investment Co. Lifo bldg. M BUYacke REAT LA ¥iy TitorE CRES, Weat Omabn, FIVE ACRES just outside city lmits, 200 elegant tract, only with cot- near new fair grounds, 11 cottage. only 3,500 TWENTY ACRES, splendidly adapted for small fruit. only $275 per aere. FORIY ACKES, splendid from postoftice, #2i per acre THIS LAND 15 splendidly loon benefit of Omaha's future growth, I¢ Is only twenty-five minutes’ drive from tho postofiice and | fifteen minutes’ drive from South Omaha. FIVE OItTEN ACKER will ¢1ve you o nice hom support your family, and If properly taken caro of, in fruit or vegetable garderiog, will pay each yenr more thantho sulary of the best paid mechanic in Omahu. You canwork io town and furnish your eblidren pleasant and profitabie omployment right at bume, and while you are doing this the city is krowing sieadily, and the first thing you know your acres will divdie 1nto lots that will bring §500 10 $400 ach. Any one wanting & FIRST-CLASS INVEST. T or splendid place for SMALL FRUIT AND VEGETABLE GARDENING will 4o woll to cali and se0 me at once. oo, N, Hicks, Room 305 N. Y. Life Bullding. W 21 West Omaha, with s tract, only five miles | to recelve the D, HOUSE AND LOT FOI b ACKES. Led 81600 place for cash. Wanted §3,00C place (00 trade) d, ot near 40th nod Dodge. Wanted; business property C.¥. Harrison, 9 Al KENTATE, Bargalos only. My word is good. W. 6. Albright, 62133 New York Lite. = | 1015am FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. Contiuued. £,01 barn, 500 worih o LAND CENTRAL NN 100 cash balance 10 sult, 50 por aero, $10) oash balt YORE. G por cont., and one of X o nere. Co-Oporative Land & Lot 16th steost #1410 A FULL LOT AT ITI rado, fOF $15): worth that. Also n bie bargain ‘tn Soith Cmaha POrLy. w814 10t fOr 8820, FOXI3). Kidoilty 1701 Farnam. ¥ ® ACRES IMPROVE Braskn at £3.00 per nere 6 per cent. Al one at § ance $100 evacy acres at §150) | Co., 305 N 1 R SALE nd A Wi OFFE 3 At b FERRICK (0. 827 PRI ACR! Sarpy Co., §45 per acro. e Waterloo, 07 po 240 near Blair, £ per acr 160 noar 1rvinkton, $100 p 120 near ¢ Harrison, 912 N, Y. Life. WE oFkER property on Tt I8 Wil desieable. an nll-cash fgure. Good corner, THE FOLLOWING sonthly payments d the prices aro dirt cheap nk th and fprague, 8460, Corner. 10th And Do winion, walks, ote. ¥ne cornor, Bakor Plnos, 0u oar line. £outh front 1t + rehwrd 1111, S0, v 1o Walnit 1111 1ot. 81,000 loverdale, two lots, §1,200, bvarn, ete., Soward street, §1,600. ow LS proparty that In our elegant new addition of Avondale Park you can secure A boautitul modor home within the mile ¥ .00 10 §4,000. Fidellty Trast com pany w 1 M0 K 10 ——— o _LOST. A A PAIR OF Aloave ut Bea connting SPECTACLES. | o8 sola ar ENGLISH MASTIFF, ABOUT 16 MONTIS hasa large collar and locket; recolve J.M. Stoole, 2015 Chicaxo st 400 Golsler PUG DOG ONE YEAR OLD., th st and rocelve reward MOUS B CLOTKD John Withuell, ar., v o roward FOUND. JFOUND=A_ BLACK SPANISIL PUP. OWNER can havo same by paylng for this adyertisoment. 9 Douglag st 73200 — SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ( Ahouna nam st LiGuT Roturn to et and ro MATIA COLLEGE OF SHORTILAND AND TYPR writing. A.'C. Ong, A. M., prin, Boyd's theater. Miderrs COSTUMES, GENTS' tatiid s, ADIES' AN MASQUERADE 4’ tumos for r t6th. MU0OKIP® ————————————————————————— THE REALTY MARKET, INSTRUMENTS placed on record January 19, H08: WARRANTY DEEDS, ik Dolezol and wite to M B homas, lot 12, block 19, first add to outh Omahin 7 A C Frost to Liliian Dlock 8, Plainview Gratton und Brown, lots 4 North Omalha WJ Wagoner and tels, lot 19, block Fideli idelity Trust company stone MeCs lot Avondale park 1 M T Patrlek und wife to John Reed, lots 1and 2, block 5, Patrick's add $ IX Winther and wife to Peter Olsen, © 30 feet lot 3, Hascall's subdiv J M Westertield to Christian Gravo son, lot 14, block 18, Brown park Henry Memory to A F Mitehell, 1ot block 7, Poppleton park % seand wife to R R Run- 1, 5 feot of w 107.82 feet, 1ot 105, Gise's add AT QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, E S Westhrook to G M Lawrence, und 1 1ot 8, vlock 9, South Omaha... ... avings and Exchange hank to B E Gratton, lots 4, 6 and 16 block 16, North ¢ s 14 lot b, LR husband “to 3 and 15, block 16, et G W Wa 17, Hanscy i- m 9,000 to Livin 13, block 8,800 80O 900 1,060 G A Bennett (sheriff) to J H Millard, trustee, lots 4 and 6, block 2, E V SIth's 8. e bvcoiiennennss Total amount of transfer Cost You Nothing but will deraonstrate all we clalm. We will pluce the Smith Promier beside any writing muschine on tho market; It will spoak for it self, Itsdurability ean no lonzer be questioned Write or call'on us for catalogue, torms, evo THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., Cor, 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb Telophone 1284, E. 0. MAYHEW. Manager. RAILWAY TIME GARD Arrive GTON & Q"l d pe Depot 10th and Mason Sts. “Chioago Vestibule...... Chlcago Exprons Chtago Kxpress. -.Chiloago & iowa Local a5 m| 9.00 n m 12408 mf 1 650 pmw| . BURLING 15N & M0 RIVALL Dopot iVth anl Maso: Denvor Kxpress lilandwooa Kxpre Hastings | iioln Tocal (Kx avos K. G 8T, & C Guaha | Depot 10(h and Ma 050 o m| .. Kanans City Day Expro 045 p K. C. Night Exp. via U. P> Trans )45 p m St Louls KExpross.. . CHICAGO. It 1. & FACIFIC Unlon hepot 10t & Maroy Hte Atlnntlo Expross Vestlbuio Kxpross. . leht Vxprou CHICAGU, 1 1 & PACIFIC Unlon Dopot 10th and Marcy S 850 b m| .. Kanans City (Excopt Sunday) Teaves | UNION PACIFIC % |Unton Depot 10tk and Siarey 8t envon Omaha | 1015 am “Omaha 05 pm 405 pm 450 pm 9.45 & m 450 pm 650 p B15 nm [0y n Sty TGolng East. 1000 & m pm 5 p m OlnK Wost. 720 pm 15 pm 5 puw 9 p 640 p m vt eer | 0 p m ix(ox un). 1240 p m .. {1040 & m |4 v Arrive Omaha i e m Hoatrice & Strmaby weeesPRCIND EXprosy Denver Fast Mall MO & #%. PATL tand Marcy Sts. Xpross ... | Cxpross 550 p STOUX CITY & PACIFIO [Arrly Denot. 10th and Maroy Sts. |~ Omaba, Sioux ity Paw [1020p m St Paul Expr 10.00 & m HI0UX CITY & PACIFIC, i Dopot. 15th and Wabster Sts, St Uanl Limited UMATIA & 51 LOUIS P. Depot. 10Lh and Marcy Sts St Louls Cannon Ball Leavus COBL P, M & O Omabia| Depot 15th wnd Webstor Sts. W0 wm/ - Bloux Uity Aoe 116 p | Sloux City Gxp x. Sunday) || 54 pm ... 8t Pa tod 615 pm! Baneraft Passonger (Kx. Sund'y)| 845 loaves ¥ E. & MO. VALL Omuha| Depot 15k and Web W00 am [ 0.00 & 530 pw| 648 pm Leavas Omiha CHIUAGO, 1 Leaves Omaha! 70 am| 835 pm| Areiv O [Arrivos _ Omaha 2% pm Arriven Omaha Tonves | Omaha| U 00 p m mmodaiion [Arrives” r Bits. Umahs rons Norfolk ( St P'au ndny) Mxpross Toaves ) & NOWTHWESTEIN| Arrives st 10th_and Marey Stx. | ) Carro!l Passenger Hieago Express Vestibulo Limited Eas Fiyer.... Chie. Pass. (Kx. Mo 405 pm 700 0 m A% p m|(iEx Han MISSOURL PACIFIC, Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Touls Exp St Louls Express \Nebraska Looal,