Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1893, Page 7

| ; OMAHA DAILY BEE: Prosident of the Defunct Oapital National Bank at Liberty, ALL LOSSES LIKELY TO BE MADE GOOD It Me is Not Sentenced to Tmprisonment His Kelations Will Provide Sufclent Funds to Settle All In- debtedness. LiscoLy, Neb,, Feb, 2.—[Special to Tue Brr.]—At 10:15 o'clock this morning a bond signed by C. 0. Whedon, the attorney and zonfidential advisor of C. W. Mosher, presi- dent of the defunct Capital National bank, and promising to pay to the United States government £10,000 in case Mosher should not appear at the first day of the May term of United States district court, w filed with the clerk of that court. It bore the approval of the district attorney, Hon. Ben Baker, fnd 4 few minutes afterwards Deputy Mar- shal Melick informed Mosher that he was free to go where he pleascd. He lingered around the hotel for some time, an last started in acabto the southeast, presum ably to his home, A petition is in circulation today, and has already been sigued by a number of depos itors, praying the court to punish Mosher by fine only, and not to sentence 1t im prisonment. This is a beginning of a move- ment that has for its object the escape of Mosher from any incarceration. It has been authoritavively stated that if the depositors will agrec not to prosecute him they will be paid dollar for dollar, Mosher's sister-in-law and other heirs of the Mansfield estate in Peoria having g nteed to advance £200,000 toward this object. It is thought that amount will cover all deficit found to be due, and not cause the stockholders of the ‘bank any loss. Will Accept the Offer. Hon. Ben Baker, United States district at- torney, was busy today preparing his aff 80 that he can depart tomorrow for Californ where Lie and Mrs. Baker will spend a mouth king of the Mosher case Mr. Baker “Mosher's friends have made a propo- sition to me which I have scen fit to accept, provided that they act in good faith. In substance it is this: They propose to put up $150,000, and make good the 40,000 of small deposits if the sentence can be made @ fine instead of penitentiavy confinement Now the situation is just this: If we send | Mosher to the penitentiary his friends will not make good a dollar of insolvency and the creditors will suffer. On the other hand, it we illow them to put up this £150,000 it will almost 1ift the bank out of the hole and this money will go into the hands of poor people who can illy afford to lose a cent of their hard earnings. 1 don't feel like taking that money out of their hands. Mosher's fricnds are willing to pay this amount of money for the reputation of the family and 1 am inclined to let them do it for it will be just that much for the depos- ftors that could never be got if we sent Mosher to the penitentiary. But the men who make this ~ proposition must act square in the matter The uctual cash or its equivalent must be dep ited to the credit of the bank by Mosher friends or he must go to the penitentiary for 10t less than five years. Other Features of tho Case. ‘There is another matter that leads me to wish for the postponement of Mosher's sen- tence for a few months. Mosher has in- sisted on taking the responsibility entively upon himsclf for the wrecking of the bani It would be rash, I think, to rush him off to the penitentiary without waiting to ascer- tain if there are not others responsible for the crookedness as well as he. 1 have left the matter in such a shape, with my deputy, that if Mosher's friends fail to put up the money they have agreed to, then his sen- teuce can very well be withheld until the May term of court, and in the mean time ‘we may be able to understand more about the causes that led to the failure of the bank. If Mosher has told me the truth he is not guilty of so grave a_crime, morally, a8 most people have been led to suppose. He 8ays that the benk lost $100,000 by failvres of smaller banks the very first year of its exist- ence, and that he kept othis” fact from the knowledge of the stockholdders, for, being resident of theconcern hedid not wish to see t go down and he feared that if he would reveal the true state of affairs the stock- holders would become discouraged and the credit of the bank would be ruined. He cov- ered up this loss as best he could, shifting the securitics about so as to make it appear that the bank has a paid up capital of $300,- 000, when as a matter of fact it had but §200,- 000, for the other $100,000 had been sunk. He continued to make the bank pay dividends on £300,000, while he worked with a capital of only §200,000, and finally the strain became too great and the crash had to come, Mosher's father-in-law is very rich and he is willing to come to the front with the $150,- 000 to save the reputation of his son-in-law. 1 think that1s a pretty bigh price to-pay for a family reputation and when a man is willing to do it Iam inclined to think that it would not be right to refuse him the privilege, seeing that the money will go to people who need and aught to have it."” District Court Nows, Owing to the fact that the supreme court adjourned until week after next without handing down a decision as to the validity of the drawing of the grand jury, the cases against Laver and Hubbard, thé ex-asylum steward and farm boss respectively, vehich were set for hearing today, were continued for two weeks, Les Gamble, charged with stealing A. L. Shader’s bicycle, plead guilty this morning to grand larceny, but William Clarke, his paruier, thought he wasn't, and the case went over until afternoon August A. Reuting, the flying machine in- vestor, was arraigned on the charge of set- ting firo to a Union Pacific bridge, Ho pleaded not guilty, and secured a continu- ance until next Tuesday. Charles Brown pleaded not guilty to two charges of forgery, and remanded until o date for trial could be arranged. John Patterson and William Winninger, charged with grand larceny, were aArraigned and pleaded not guilty. * Their trial is in progress this afternoon, Charles Hoppey, the chap who was ac- cused of ronbing' Loomis' hardware store withdrew his plea of not guilty and acknow edged that ho dia the Job. It cost him si toen months at hard labor in the peniten tiary Ed Norton, charged with assault with in- tent to rob, pleaded not guilty and trial was ‘set for Monday. Joe Murphy and John Ryan, same offense, pleaded not guilty and will have a trial Friday. Thomas O'Neill, same offense. said he was not guilty ; trial Monday. John Gilreath, who stabbed Charles Robiuson in the neck, pleaded not guilty of assault with intent to kill; trial next Wodnesday Got n Change of Ve One of the most hotly contested cases over tried In the Lancaster district courts was red by change of venue to Otoe It wus one where creditors of the Clay ‘Manufacturing company, which oper- ated the old woolen mills here, sought to compel the individual stockholders to pay the indebtedness on the ground that they had dailed to properly incorporate by publishing articles and making other legal publications (In connection with the business. The case was twice tried toa jury, but time there was a disagreement. ' Nearly all the prominent business and professional men of the city were numbered among the stock- holders, and the chunge of ven\, was granted on the ground that the plaintiff was unable ¢to obtain a fair trial because of their influ- ence and promiuence, S City In Brief, Lizzie Hendrickson, the littie 12-year-old girl who has been hauled thither nluf_\nll by 1he two facti one of the Humane society and the other of the house of Danielson, has Wen given into the custody of J. H. Wilcox K:ndhxg a date to be set for the hearing of ¥ third habeas corpus case in county court. J. H. Seidell, a music teacher, was brought into police station today by Manager John- son of the Cupital hotel on the charge of fail- {&mr‘y for yueals he has been securing. idell bas latterly been evineing mulrlkfi- ties bordering on she criminal, such as giv- ing checks on banks where he has no funds ue. NOSHER RELEASED 0§ BAIL | and grabbing receipts for money he has not yet paid, but owing to the fact that his losses in the bank fallure have disturbed his mental equilibrium ho was discharged Ross Lauterman, wanted at Crete for bur- glary, was arrésted by the police last night and held until this morning, when Marshal Goadie came up and took him to the Saline matropolis Owing to the fact that Dan Haney, who by Mike McCann, rning was shot a few days sin was reported as seriously ill this Judge “Waters increased the bond of McCann » £2,000, which was furnished Judge Lansing, county judge, and Chal Miller, deputy county treasurer, who ha been spending some weeks at Hot Springs, Ark., in the hope of getting rid of a pair of rheumatic attacks, returned home today much improved Engineer Cha badly scalded in day night, dic night and was buried today. He in the servic time, and was making his second trip as en ginecr of the fiyer. Noth relatives, and he was b pany’'s expense, he Fairmont wreel 1 been ried at the « Advertising T Of Hood's Sarsay bounds of reason because it is irue; it always appeals to the sober, common sense of thinlk- ing people because it is true; and it isalways fully substantiated by endorsements which, in_ihe financial world, would accepted without a moment's hesitation. Fora gencral family cathartic we confi- dently recommend Hood's Pills. — BEFORE JUDGE ELLER. Legnl Struggle for Possession of the Russell Children Still Going On, The fight for the possession of the Russell or's court iin yesterday afternoon and was con- tinued with all of the old time vigor until the children broke loose in Judge B hour of adjournment caused a cessation of hostilities. At the start the court made a ruling to the effect that in the future, or at least until the final disposition of the case al- d to see and converse with the children, and that those conversations should be held only the father and the mother should b low in the presence of the sheriff. That was the signal for war broke loose. ~ Mr. Halligan, the a Mrs. Russell declare that Russell had been at the sheriff’s residence trying to the children to make an afidavit to the effect that their mother traveled ina very rapid class and that she was not much of a mothe after all. Mr. Holmes, for Russell, branded the statement as a falsehood, manufactured out of whole cloth Judgo Eller fancied that hesmelled blood and cautioned both of the legal lights, in- forming them that his court was not going to be turned intoa pugilistic mill, at least not if he knew himself. This disposed of | the matter and the case procceded on its merits. Mrs. Russell was the first and only witness examined, as the taking of her testimony consumed the entire afternoon session of tho urt. She detailed all of the troubles which ed to the separation and her removal to St Paul. Then she told the tale of Russell's neglect and cruelty while they resided in Jowa and this city, reciting the facts that have already been lished. This after- noon she will be subjected to cross-ex- amination by Russell's uttorneys. e et X k headaches promptly cured by Bromo-Seltzer—10c -— Conventlon of Priests. On the occasion of the Month's Mind of the late Rev. B. P. McMenomy of Council Bluffs, Ia., the pricsts present unanimously agreed to suggest to the p of the United States the advisability of holding a nationat convention during the Worl r, and t the membership of sald convention consist of delegates elected by the pastors of each dioc throughout the country. Among other mat- ters to be brought "before the convention will be a resolution thanking Leo XIII. for his paternal solicitude in sending an apos- tolic delegate to this country The views of the priests of the United States on the subject are earnestly solicited and may be forwarded to the secretarics élected ‘at the'meeting, who are P, K. Me- Carty of Omaha and James Foley of Stuart, Ia. A bottle, g S Ignorance of the merits of DeWitt's Little Early Risers is a misfortune, Theso little pills regulate the liver, cure headache, dys- pepsia, bad breath, constipation aud - bilious- ness. e Passed Forged Checks. A warrant for the arrest of C. F. Coon, formerly bookkeeper for the Omaha Mattress factory was issued yesterday afternoon, The complaint charges forge his employers claim to have discovered that he has been making a regular > of obtaining money by means of forged checks on the credit of the company. The checks were cashed at the First N; tional bank where the mattress company transacted business. About twenty checks were cashed for various amounts and the sums obiained aggregated nearly $400, The circum were T police station yesterday morning and Detec. detailed to investigate. The complainaats did not know Coon's ad- dress, but thought he'was a married man, ——— Nonrti GALVESTON, Tex.1 Feb, 2.—The Gulf Compo company is uow crecting a_great fac- ary here, fronting upon the harbor, which will cost more than §0,000. This is only one of the pulse-beats which betokens the health of this growing city with its wonderful manu- facturing and fruit-growing advautages - Marriage uses, The following marriage licenses werd is- sued by County Judge Eller yesterday : Name and address. Age. § Paolo Costanzo, Omaha 52 I Toninsina Graudenetta, Omaha. . 56 § Mathias Malsenbucker, Omaha............ 39 T Aunio Meden, Omuh s ik § Ered O Renard, Duluth, Minn............. 29 ugusta Ohrstrom, Duluth, Minn...0..0 0 85 {Thomas M. Mared, Omaha 23 1 Mary Reicha, Omuha 20 { Dartel Schweiger, Omaha...... .27 I Annie Brandstetter, Omaha.. .. 23 e The sick relish and thrive upon Cudahy’s “Rex" Rrand Il A latable and strengthening. THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record February 593 WARRANTY DEEDS, Colfax to O W Bridenbecker, 7 Motter's sub..........3 2,500 wil 1 wife to Hume n 1 nd 13, block 13, Clitton Hill 2,250 Clark Gapen and wite to'A 1) Tower, undiv i of lots 9, 14,15, 17 to 24, Aldine square . Karolino Kreteh to B B Wood, '1ots 15 and 16, block F, Saunders & H's add 600 H E Cary and wife to Arthur Hale, lot 12, block 8, Plainview 1,600 Midway Investment company to An- ton and Mary Kratky, e 431 feet ot lots 11 and 12, block 1, Potter & Cohb's 2d ndd toSouth Oulaha.... ... 525 W W Thompson_to W I Southail, undiv % of lots 5 and 6, Oklahoma. . 4,000 Same to Willlam Gyger, undiv 3 of me. 7 sirisieaey 8,000 1R Andrews and wife to WA Nelson, 1ot & block 1, Ralph Place . o 300 Paul Henni to Petor Mitcholl ot al, iot block 1, Linwood park 400 J ¥ Flack and wife to Philadeiphia Mortgage and Trust company, lots 16 and 17, block 8, Kountzs 400, . .. 500 QUIT CLAIM DEED: Ewil Motz and wife to Karoline Kroteh, lots 15 and 16, ock “F. Suupders & H's udd...... 5. 900 H A Warnorand wife to E'S & Booj! ton, n b 22-16-12.. 3 1 O H Ballou and wite to ' G Housel, undiv 4 lots 7 and 8, block 15, Isaacs & Selden'sadd..... . ..., .... 1 DEEDS. G A Bennett (steriff) to 8 D Mercer, lot 9, block 1, Walnut Hill.. ..., 1,036 Same to same, fot 10, same 903 Same to same, lot 5, block 3, 209 Same to sawe, lot 11, same..’, 948 Sume to same, lot 12, sume. 948 Same to sawe, lot 3, kanie Sawe to same, lot 6, same, Same to same, lot 4, sume Sawe ta same, lot 7, same Same to same, lot 15, same Same to sawe, lot 8, block Saumo t0 same, lot 4; block 1 : ame Lo same, lot 8, same........ ... 900 Same to Mary O Bedford, 'u'i§ ' lot '8, Bioek's, Koantss 3o aaa." " A remedy which, 1f used by Wives attendant vpon Child-birth, proves an infalliblo spect- the tortures of con- finement, lessenin, o both mother and druggists. Sentby exproas on receipt of price, $1.50 per bottle, ciarges pre- A. Green, who was so Tues- ENADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, GA. SPECIAL - NOTIGES. DYERTISEMENTS will bo taken until 13ip. m. for th for thgaupraing or 5 and tons, No advertisement taken § the first All advortisements fn theso columns 11§ cents & word for the first Teent & word for each subsequent tn at his rooms in this city last t L1 of the Burlington for some I lme ¢ is known of his rilla is nlways within the T'd Walt for no man; nor do ths fearful ravages of Nervous, Ghronic and Private Diseases. Yield to the il direted efforts of thoss who d not thoroughly understand their nature the romedies which will effectually eradioa them from the systom. perletice, the skill of Drs. 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J~A LIVE MAN OR WOMAN nty whore wo have wsentatiae to ae Forks and £poons to motal as white as siiver WITHNELL bauk on the corner of 1ith and Douglas stroe MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. DO YOU WASNT MONEY THE FIDELITY LOAN GU WITHNELL BLOCK Initinls, figures, ench count as a yord N land. Colfax Co osting & numbered chbk, can addressed to & numbered I6tLar o care of Ansrers so mdd prosentation of —_— SITUATIONS ' WANTED, '\ DRFESSES MADE AT HOME, 8 WItAPPERS, £A2." Mrs. Oakley, %30 N. 24th. Children’s clothing: have the lotters | Novada siivor be delivered on the 319% SOUTH 15 23 overywhor ®O0d 1 In dally us: Standard siiverware Company anall-cash figur Good corner, LOANS ON FURNITURK, HORSES, WARKIOUSE RECEIPTS OR PER' PERTY OF ANY KIND. hand Dominton. walks, oto Kine cornor, Haker Place Soath front 1ot, + rehard (1111, $100. Valuatla Walnit i CHRYWHE R 1816 north 434 stre her Johnson. intimate friond of Mr. 13l embraoing the history 612 extra large page Retall but §1.5) Now York oditor ] vorduie, two lota. 81,20, of s Iifo tr wiLL / po weLL Magnificently flus OF 0Xpuna® 1o Show this Address for one w homn within the wile lmit for &4,00) t $4,00), OUR TERMS WIIL WERT YOUR APPROVAL. | 83T Trust company, 1702 Faraam. 0y timo and In any © the cost ol carry OB ON FARM Frofght paid. Outt with full instrie o upon appliestion tindelphia, Pa e woman _will ddross 8. Morris, 815 S SOLE AGENTS FOR DECIDED BATe ond ns beiog vory 38 Doarborn stroot. Ch ieh'wo can e destruble as woll as vory ch Full Tot at ity Al property of any kin o1 and carry (i as lox WANTED—-MALE HELP. OR COMMISSION Patent Chemical Ink Eraser | nost useful and novel invention of th NT4 FOR OUR GREAT famous historian, br. Authontie, momorial v quarto, 5,00 book, elegantly fllustrated t with this incomparablo book of J. G. 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WAREHOUSE ORANY OTHER S1CU We wiil lend you a from $10.00 to §1.000, ON THE DAY YOU CHANDISE, Y ), RELIABLE AND TED EVERYWHERE TO wiord's Life of 0Blalne. 0 octavo pages Send immediately ENBRGETIO ment of an of. Small smount of o Western Businoss Aj ORNER FOR RESIDENCE, 183 | $15,0 0: handsome rosidence, ¥ £e. lot, §18,000} Darling, Barker ASK FOR 1T bllclty or removal of property. ok in_any amounts noss 11 this ol required. NY Lifo bullding, Omab, fine farm i2 milew out You can pay the money b you wish, and at any timo, s for outfit and_you will coln Bill Borraves powder. misston. sary Chicago, BiAGENTS & To & live ngents canvassing for halr watch ete. Particulars, write mond, 1 aud 8 North Clark str Hesperian Nurseries, P. BB LABoRERS AND ROC sion In South Dakota, er & O'Hearn, labor agency, ox | pass. QORSALE, KLEGANT EAS T FRONT LT, 00X 138, Dodgs, oasy term mado will reduce the cost of the loan. Homember that you b property and the money, on #5th stroet n dress X 43, Boo ot ). LABORERS FOR THE BLACK candinavian Employmont Ofos today, No. 605 80 uth 10th st., north end of viaduct. vo tha use 0f hoth tY nd pay for 12 only STYLOGRAPHIC propeliing pencil, s 100; ono doze n, e, Howard Manufacturing Co., Providence,R. 1 MU AND FARNAM, 8000 v, §1.600 (east frout). a California, $1.800, ar 0. M. Carter's, §l, ave and B1st. §2,15 o (enst front) §,000, Lot, Purtioti's o will bo 1o expe of the amount w full amount of the tan. 0 or chinrge ke d. but yowill receive the SMEN TOSELL BAKING #5 month salary and expenses or 200 Steady employment, experlence un. 1f you want a position here is a chance. Chemical Works, 810 to 86 Van Il and sco us r advantage. BLAINE. AL Outiit only 29 ce and you wiil find it greatly 10 yo OMAHA MURTGAGE LOAN CO., 500 ROUTLL 16 TH STREKT, OF above tho stroet. onanza for ‘agents. Johnson & Co., 3 South 11th street, ichmond, THE OLDEST PORATED LOAN (¢ PER WEEK MADE WANTED,FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLE wan, near business portion of olty. stating particulars, X 52 Beo. - o | Park, §18,600, ONEY, 50, 00, CHEAP RATES 0. andensy paymon'ts, on furn without delny roon, room 8, I o, Chicago, 111 d full lot, near Park, $2,600. arrison, 012 N, V. BLOOD POISONING. N INITS PRIMAR ertinry stagos cured monay rofundd featos all pols: taln you from your busin, —ENTIRE PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN T0 Chiarges ronsonabio, 4 o G. K. Butts, 220 8. 17th streot STORAGE. STORAGE, CHEAP, CLEAN, WELLS rental property. L SECONDAR- in 60 to %0 days ot The treatmont thoroughly erad from the blood and dors ot de- strictly confidential. A. k. Harrls, ~-SPECIAULY LOW RATES ON FURNITURE B;.yaNTED, A ¥l Apply at one ruler coln, Neb, B lABor fowa. § O'Hearn Labor agency, %03 South 11th street, 4\ horses or any good security, 40, 60 or W days All oorraspondence strictly pri any, room 207 Omaha Natlona on or addre Jutinental Remedy Co., room 39, Barker blool — M SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, 261 OF SHORTIHAND AND T Equity Chattel com arnam streot. A8 Lonms furnishe Co., 1604 Ho ward st Bl wvad American Wringer STORE HOUSEHOLD GOODS WITH- out seelg our storage departm Omahia Stove Kepalr Works,1207 D ou e WANTED--TO BUY. 0 USED STAMPS AN OUT OF WORK W1LI, DO 11 at 1516 Douglas atreot BUSINESS CHANCES. CLASS BLANK-BOOK State Journpl Co., first.class location; cashi aales 125 per day. BOX B, CIY ONE-HALK Oft ALL OF HAID RAILWAY IN e FOR SALE—FURNITURE. dress lock box 1034, Lincoln, No o TR OST, LAST SUNDAY, A RED IRISH SE A Tiberal roward will be pald for his return HALF INTEREST IN TH BoWANTED, Ty v lnstruction ton. 9. B Smith, 5 il )13 South 17th strect COSTUMES. MASQUERADE 4 tumes for rent at 114 8, 16th 05 Capitol ave, will trade for un Bergquist, South Omaha, No \cumbered Omnha koep books; as than hnlf value, va[u MAN, N0 YOU WANT A POSITION that pays npwardsto 1600 per yoar? particulars address Sterling Sllver Co., Chioago, al business exchange, Inquire 2410 N. 2)th st., second house north WANTED—-FEMALE HEL (-YOUNG LabIes working knowl writing at Van Sasts, 613 N. ¥ FORSALE —~HORSES, WAGONS,ETC. 5—FOR SALE, § BLEGANT DRIVING HORSES. Fidellty Loan Guarantes STOCK OF ( volced ut 7,500 boots and shoy Nebraska_(and, 1. Cook, Wal OSITION AS STENOGRAPHER Addross X 54 Beo. By, VANTED. & byan experlenced operator. MERCUANDISK Dry goods, clothing, hats, caps. and groceries, for trado for olear Good paying Lusiness &: TYPEWRITERS e Best in the World. Must be soid st onco. Co., room 4, Withnell blk ~FOR SALE---M1SCELLANEOUS. —THE STANDARD CATTLE 00, HAS CON stantly on band balled hay, for salo on track, at —FORSALK, THE BEST 10 northwest Missourl: chandise of about 200, controlling n trade of town, desirable location: n CAN SO0ON ACQUIRE shorthand and $15.000 per year: good 1-JENSEN /ment offie all kinds of b general houso work. MAGEATH STATIONERY 0O. 1304 Farnam St., onanza for tho man who Lias some encrgy and owner's reasons for selling, poor For particulars address X 61, Bee oftice, ) SWEDISH EMPLOY- corner 16th and Douglns, up stairs; 1D always on hand;. 50 good girls for Oxpnl\n. Neb rdar of th) Afa.” B BRICK THAT 18 TAKEN lnquire of the foreman at the hospital IN EVERY TOWN. ~“Improvemant thy —~FOR SALE, TYPEWRITER, * No. 2, for §0.00. DINGTON ACADEMY OPEN MONDAY. indles are taught the art of dressmaking, bastingand Anishing; can work on thelr own dresses while learning. i 5, Brown blk.,cor Douglas &.1ith State what you'll buy. Van Patten’s Mereantile Co., Board of ‘'rade. ~A GOOD RUNNING TIN 8110P BLACK FIELD SPANIEL BUP FOR SALB 1710 St Marys avonue. Ioom 50, Barker block. (V—V\‘ANTEI). at“your home; self-addressed onvel ope Mas: LADIES AND GIRLS, WE PAY /you from 81.00 to $10.00 per woek to work for us no palnting or canvassing. eorge ¥. Emmons & Co., corner Batterymarch and \Water stroets, Boston, FOR EXCHANGE. —CLEAN 8TOCK OF CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS NANNIE V. WARREN, reliablo business medium, Afth yoar at119 ERAL MD'S'E; WILL c"“"vo"\""‘fi Utake renl estate & money. Hox 295, Frankfort Ind 1=WANTED, GIRL, GOOD COUK, NO WASHIN: /g00d wages. L. Lomax, 2206 Douglas ACRES OF CLEAR LAND IN ONE OF uo bost wintor wheat districts In Kan change for 10 or 20 acre tract mear Omaha oity Will pay cnsh difference —MBS. DR M. LEGRAVE, PROPH ETESS, irvoyant and 0 be consnlted on all Y=WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOCSE. Jwork. affairsof life; has the celebrated Egyptian breast it property is plate to unite tho separated und cause marrings Come one, coma all and ba con- Address, giying prico and location, O 20, with one you lave. vinced of her ramarkable powers. denco 417 8. 11th st., hours 9a. m life chart and yhoto of your future wife o band sent through mail for $5.00, chart alone $2.00, 77-—CLEAT OMAHA REAL WANTED, GOOD GIit /iactnal valuation. Money to loan. Box 518 On ( L, MUST BE EX tenced cook, also for general housework, 25th street. t09 p.m, Strios 1=WANTED, LADY TO TRAVEL, NO CANVAS- /sing; salary, 300, Address with stamp, X offic All lettors contaloing & o B stamps promotly | 77 TOWN 100 FARMS IN NKEBRASKA. KANSAS Wil sell ch mdse,horses and cattle. Add. box 76, Frankfort,Ind. KNOWLEDGE A Trial of the Smith Premier Will (1=WANTED, /and stonographer. ITION A8 OFFICE ASSISTANT Address X 53 Beo. EMBNT STOCK AT IMO. Cost You Nothing 7/—FOR BALK, world wide C WANTED, ©C Jgeneral Lousework. Family of thrao. Grafl, 1350 8. 7th ave, ~ FOR RENTHOUSES. DoFor N moaern. 3. Rogars, Imozano. ta. wonderful power 5 b past, unvelling .the future, give Indispensable ad- vice. bringlng sugcess and ha tells the busliess you should fo! success: If_your lover s true and intends m. rlage: restores lost lovo; romoves family troubles and through their wondrous magle mirror show pleture, tell name of the one you marry. Consultation, 81 to §2; full a but will derionstrate all we claim. B A Smith Promier beside any writing ket; it will speak for it ENT SKRVANT AT MANITOU, Colo., for cloar Nobrasks Iand or good eq ds,Box 13, Denver, Uolo machine on the ma Its durabllity can no lonzer bo questionel Write or call'on us for catalogue, terms, 6t 50,000 ACKES OF SCHOOL LAND FOR SALE ON /ionsy torms or will exchangs for morch andise und L1 CAPITOL, / D Inqulre of J. G Suton, Bloomteld, Neb, Co., 1505 Farnam st. Taction given send date of birth. Office 218 15th street, Hours 108 m. to § neer Farnam, 24 floor, room 4. D;FO8, RENT, HODSES IN ALL PARTS OF City. The O. ¥. Davls company, 1505 Karnam o THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., 77—WILL TRADE 86000 IMPROVED PROPERTY, /4 equlty 84000, for lmproved farm. Addr b. MASSAGE. BATH, D FLATS, DWELLL 58 COTTAGES IN ALL 77 -CUSTOMER HAS $5,000 TO §.600 IMPROVED 'parts of thecity. Kilkenny & Co., 203 Karbach. iresidence property, O to trade for farm within TP'=MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-TH ER- mal baths, soal, and hiair {reatment, manicure P0st,310% S 15th, Withoell bik. Cor, 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaba, Neb aha, near car line, miles of Omaha of Omaha and South Omaha. Heo Lullding. Doy strovs Telophone 1284, E. H. MAYHEW. Manager, 0 incumbrance 12 Brown Bk, Convenlent for business men TJ'-MME. CARSON, 1121 ©.8. Elguttor, 204 DOUGLAS STREBT, 3D floor, room 7, m CLEAR 1OTS FOR 1M- Goud modern house, § rooms, on Binney str. for smaller bouse. FOR_EXCITANGE, proved oity proporty. M MODERN HOUSE, COR. 10TH Call at 507 Brown bidg. TP-MADAME SMITH, 34 OAPITOL AVENUE, alcohol, aulphur and sea beihs, —~FOR I RAILWAY TIME CARD Depot 10th and Mason Sts. th street for improved property T, TWO 6-R0OM COTIAGES ON motor. Callat southwest cor. 8th and Dougl Grabuw, 305 MeCague biock. 7-FOR SALE OR F PERSONALS. CHANGE, 12 FEET ON —RIEVEN ROOM HOUME, PARTLY KUK nished. Inquire at (919 Dodge s Chicago Vestibule. Chicago Expross. . —OMAMA KI J port street Antlitary Ave., 1 block house 6rooms. orth of Hamllton 8t ow term commencos Monday, 15 Grimths Stallard, directocess. [);FOR RENT, STEAM UEATED FLAT OF § rooms, Linton block, corner of Mason -and 1ith street; Inquire at 917 ia block, John Hamlin, sgent. ~GOOD OMAHA RENTAL /i cliunge for property s BOX i, Los Angelos, Cal. TRADE KOR LANDS Los Angeles, ~ANDERSONVILLE Pl B address of comrades that saw s from killiag me, wh Depot 10th and Mason St = Denver Expres: D ROOM COTTAGE, 2024 HOWARD STI clean stock of R W. Watkins & Co., ral ‘morchandise. rankfort, Ind taide stockade, while and robbed, about irst pait'of August, 1864 tured near Jonesboro in rear of Atianta. belng stripved —10WA AND NEBRBSKA CL, mahn real estate, we, John Zimmerman, Alzada Custer Co., Montana. MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. Dok Von horn block T)-FOR KENT, 10-ROOM Diorbodee. al (Kxcopt Sun) . 111 8, 19T, Inquire next door or 1313 Farnam Omaha | Depot 10th LKnnsas City Day K Night Exp. vis U. P. T upstairs and eastorn Nebraska. barn and two lots. for a ), Fon rE roc sired. bank. FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS, ICKLY FURNISHED' RO 520 North 19th. FURNISHED 216 North 16th stroot. D Y without b NBECK.BANJOTEACHEB, cor. 15th and Harney. Harney street entrance, Louls Kxpress 1 & PACIFIC n Dopot 10th & Maroy Sta. Atinntie Kxpross. Voatibula Expross. . " THREE NICE HOUSKS 13 each, noar Hanscom park. $15, 850 ani 855 George N. T1icks, 805 N. ¥ 1 X-ROOM COTTAGE, CIICAGO R, ————————————————— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL EST FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE CORNER LOT 13TH AND N x152 foet, barzaln at 85,000, 40 acres near Umalin trackago st s bargain ham, 905 McCague block TEN ACRI Jcottage close to city. Call and get price. Geo. N. Hicks, oom %08 N. Y. Life Bilag. NE BLOCK SOUTI aha motor: $15 per fonth. Wright & Las. bury, 16th and Howard, FOR e property, low rates HENT, NEW 9ROOM BRICK 10 nodern, motor 1ine, flua location; barn If de- 4Uth and Cuming.: ‘Call at Midiand State § Frost, Dougns, bl Union bepot 10th and Marcy Sts THACT Wi bargain if sold Denver Limited iCanisns City (Excopt Bunday) I UNION PACIFIC Unlon Dopot 10th and i TAND YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND 1toad & belby. 344 Board of Trad MONEY TO LOAN A1 nproved and unimproved Fidelity Trust Co., | W -CENTHAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE BLDG, LOWEST KATES ON roal estate, 1o & CLEGANT 40 ACRE to new falr grounds and Klmwood offer at $450.00 per ucre for & fow duy N. Hicks, Room 805 N Ovorland Flyer 4 trice & Strmsby Kx(ex Nun) (EWLY WITH FURNACE Donver Fasi Mall®, 3 STEAM HEATED GOOMS FOR HOUSE- ping, furnished or uafurnished olan stroot: Uk, Blood, Skin and Kidney Di Femalo Weaknesses, Lost Manhood PILES, FISTUL without the use of knife, ligatire or caustio. All maladios of & private or delicate nature, of eltber sex, posttively cured. Call on or addry Book and Recipe DR. SEARLES & SEARLES, Omaha, Neb. permanently cured with stamp for Clrculars, Eres 118 8. 15th 8t BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitor Bee Building, Omaha, Neb dyears Examiners U, 8. Pat. Office. Advice free PENSIONS! CLAIMS! [.FOR RENT. 5 ROOMS ¥OR LIGHT HOUSE. Lixaento ; ow k Yo AW NickLY ¥URNISHED WARN Fiio FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES | —FOR LEASE, 204 and Nichol I —ONE FOUR-STO) ANTMONY LOAN AND 11 londs 6t low rates for ¢ Nebraska or lows farms or Omaha city property. = - e WYY - R PA UL QOR SALE—OVER 100 FINBE I0WA AND NE. o B vancing. $10.00 to Boggs & Hill, 1403 Farnam st for particulars Chicugo Kxpross SIGUX CITY & PACIFIC 10th and Maroy Sts. | '“'imlnn G.G. WALLACE, 812 BROWN BLK. rd o —_—m FURNISHED RO MONEY NET TO BOKROW ERS No extra charges of Money 13 cheap. one million dollars worth of more Drexel, the woll known finan and others dur! 80 on Omaba city Why pay high rates? You can get full beneit of low rat Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Dodge. OMS AND 'HE DOLZN, 209 AND2L N, I5TH 8T, BOARD. i the pust month, and th park for $100.000 shows that the tide b close proximity to Y & PACIFIC, 1 Wabstor Sty St Uaul imited troit capitalists this w turned and that nere prop Cmaha will §00n be in great deman 1 au akont fur some of the Anest acre property offer the same 1n twenty 80d forty acre tracis at prices that will certalnly PAY YOU 0 Investign.e Depot. 15th a 7—WANTED AT ONCE. LOANS ON IMPLROY Cmabs_property : ¥ 3 WOMBEN'S HOME Woman's Christan assoctation, 111 S0, i7th st. around this eity and ca nd Marcy Sta. | ~ S - St Louls Canon Ball WANTED, LOANS, HOUSES TO RENT AN nsurance solleitor, P, Coates, 1623 Rea! Estato and nvestment Agent, Depot 15th and Webster Sts Hoom 505 N. Y. Life Bl Kloux Clty Ao 115 p m | Sloux City F,YOoRLD'S FALR. supper, $2.00 1f engaged now. ap, 106 Jone —_— FOR RENT-UNFURN1sHED ROOMS OAN AT LOWEST HATES. The O. . Davls Co., 1305 Farnam atreot ANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED 4,000 ana upwards, o am Smith & Co.,15th and Harnoy LUDGING, BREAKFAST, MONEY T0 OVEL 600 DIFFERENT owners in the sale of Omaha property. 50 Al 164 and Do uglas. ways liave bargains. Nodelays. W. Fai nd Webster Sts. (3719 BUOMS CHEAP, w8 N. 13111 81, 0 YOU WANT A NICE HOU3E now paying reat, and still not live in Chamber of Com: FOR WHAT W G- ¥ HARRISON, 013 N. . LIFE G M Nattingor, GH LOANS LESE THAN 1 PER ) & NORTHWES VKN | Arrives Omabin | U. P, depot, 0th sod Marey St T am| (Bx 8 T, TRACKAGE, NEAR 1178 | HOICE BARGAINK, BOUTIF OMAHA R . ¥. D. Wead, 16th and Douglas. Al Midway Investment Co, TIT N. Y.Lifo bldy. at. bank bldg. N ON OMAHA AND COUN. and Nebraska and lowa it interest, with no addi s or sllorneys fees 1l Blufte real ostate farms at frow tonal charges for comml W. B. Molkle. Ist Nat'l bank bldg, Omaha. bule Limitod FOR RENT, THE ¢STORY BiL 6 Farnan EW NINE ROOM ¥ 0 0ne of the nicost re in Omaha; Colonial deslgn, | including furnace, laundry, water. gas. sowerage. oto. 6% pw | (Kx Bn 'y MISSOURL PACIFIC. Dopot 15tk and Webster Sta. Louls Express heating fixtuso Apply at the modern convenionoes A beautiful bome. rice and terms. GEOKGE N, HICKS, Room 305, N, Y. Life blag ualia property & on Hes. Send full description. Alex Moore,40i Hee bids. rms in adjacent coun 1Y BRICK BUILDING 23 FEET 1407 Harney st *