Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 7, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTIGES, will be taken ntil 12:30 p. m. for and untii 8:% p. m, for the morning or Sunday edi tions. No ndvertisoment taken for less than 2 cents for tho first nsertion All advertisements In_theso eolumns 1 conts & word for the first Insertion and 1 cent & word for ot Insertion. or 8160 per line per ‘ms, cash in_advauce. Initials. fgnres, count as & word. Adverti Advertisers, by re. letters onth, T Aymbois, ote., eac! menta must ron eonsecutively. ed will be dellvered on the pre. cheok. N, 24th. Children’s clothin g DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUMNS | the evening 20 ENOGRAPITER Address X 54 1 operator - 7l ~WANTED, POBITION AR OFFICE ASSISTANT and stonogeapher. Address X 63 Hee. A;VANTED, Kit BY EXPERIENCED young Iady sten and typewriter: can operate Smith Premier or Komington, Address, B 2, Bee. o MAN WHO HAS WORKED IN PLANING miil and whio Is eapable of running we ing machinery end taking the | of foremun i small planing mill in the best town in Southern Nehraskn. Addross 13 60, Ominha Bes M2 10 7\ WANTED, WASHING BY THE DAY. AD drons 1 3, Too Mis X WANTED, A POSITION A® BOOKKEEFER or offico clérk 1n o wholesn bustness. ‘Wil take small amount of stock 10 86 cure position. Firstoiass roforencos glven. Ad araes 1b, Bee office M 7 — T WANTED-MALE HELP. ATION raphe s or manufacturing | i;l-u ARY Ol COMMISSION TO AGENTS T0 | h andle the Patent Chemical Ink & The most ureful and novel invention of the ago. Ernses ink thoroughly 1o Lwo seconds. Works 1k maglo. 200 to 500 per cont profit. Agonts making 0 por week. Wo ls0 want & general agent to take chnrgo of territory and appoint sub ngents. A rare chance to make money. Write for torms and a epect men of erasing. Monroe Erasing Mfg. Co., Y 86, Ln. Crosse, Wis. 2 sor Penctl P WATED BLACKSMITH 10 D0 IEAIN WORK Ban weneral blacksmithing. Addrss ¥ We Eock, [ouglan, Neb 81660 I3 WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN AS CITYHALES and manager {or a house selling the cory tra he trade of O ninhia, Bl o 1 omo_ int 4 enter into We want o man of bus ) 1s & rustler. Addross for f N4 T MAKER A’ Neb, 818 6 iness ability and w days, 1861, Bee omce. I-WANTED, A GOOD HARNES Yonce. A, K. Kemper, North Be vl; WANTED — FIRST CLASNS SALESMEN TO ol clnns I yod exclusively, on commission, . first Of tollot wators, porfumes and s « territory and liboral contract open for right man Addres, with reforences, I £ MUK, Co., Kansas City. Mo Mozs 110 B wavt RELIABLE STATE OKGAN 1267 and mANAROr fOF A Atrictly logitimate bono- ficlary order, ton year en lowment insu ra excellont chunee for the right party stating nge and roference, . 0. box No, mond, Va. B-WANTED. A work, & man who references. No other need apply. A WATCHMAN FOR NIGHT n furnish the vory bost of Addrosy B UICK 10 1 uployment AKRN, and salary B' WANTED, TWO MEN TO SET OUT 20 AC RE: of frult and forest trees. Address © 11, Boe. D-WANTED, TWO EXPERIENCED SALKS. dmen for Nebraska and lowa wine and liquor trade. Address L6, Boe Oftice, Couneil Bluffs. MI06 10 B, WANTED, 2 VEST AND 1 GOOD PANTS maker. loyal Tallor, 404 ith street, Bloux City, Ia MO B T3, WANTED, A NO.| DRUGGIST AT WHITNEY nt once. Write or wire John Sides, Whitney, Tawok county, Neb, B 7% B WANTED, A FTHST-CLASS SALK aoll o speciaity for a nonresldent house. Experlenced party prefe required. Address C 15, Bee. MAN TO anufuoturing Referonces M7 8 B WANTED, AN INTELLIGENT BOY WITI A 00 liorse {0 carey o Toute on the Daily teo. Apply nt Bee ofiicas:20 . m b ~ WANTED-FEMALE HELP, OR GENERAL HOUSE- family, 1357 Norih 10th St 785 1=GIRI, D, IN wages. Mra. B. Eiguttor, 1112 8. ~WANTED, GIRL IN JWoolworth Ave, FAMILY, GOOD 10th 55 865 SMALL 854 oS WANTED AT MUKPHY, WASEY & /Co.'s chair factory, Spanlding and #nd stroet. FOR GENERAL /work. (Good home: good wages; small Apply 4109 Farnam stroct. HOUSE- family MUSE 1=-WANTED, LADIES AND GIRLS. WE WILL /pay you $i 10§10 per woek to work for us at our own homes; no painting or canvassing: send elf addressed envelope. George F. Kmmons & €o. corner Batterymarch and Wator streots, Hos ton, Mass (3 BEST OF WAGES TO COMPET /must be g0od cook and laundress. 2408 Farnam Mrs. J. M. Thurston, O WANTED; GoOD /housework: ' g00d wages. 3041 Chilcago sirect. FAVAN'N ): GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK: NO Jwasbing. 1909 Farnham, 980 8 WANTED, GUOD DRESSMAKERS, § GOOD white goods makers. L. Winebers, 1006 Dodge Btreet. Mo 12¢ (11480 AND SECOND GIRL. MRS, ¥. 0. TAY- Jlor, 1323 Hownra M5 9° GIRL FOR_ @ Mrs. A, P, FOR RENT—HOUSES. DiFos, RENTTHOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF oity. The O. K. Duvis company, 1505 Farnam st. 72 )7 5GE BENT. & ROOM MODERN COTTAGE with barn, nice Iawn, bath, olstern: all conven: icnces, §25.00. ' Apply on 38t ave. 503 | Qs F URNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD 5 VRONT HO0M Terms renson [ _DFSTATLE FUnNSHED l_“ LARGE TIANDSOMELY FURNISITED FRON ro0m, a1s0 fow table boarders. Mrs. Thompson 0 Parnam M 11 7 SEVEIAL PERSONS CAN HAVE EXCEL lent nccommod vate family, v —_— G Pooma 210 4 roo; rrioy, 83 to $13.00 i ncific, 6.0 Houses of all kinds. d. ¥. Butts, 208. 17h. 8371 ISHED ROOMS, SUIT. \mproveme S EPING, ¢ UNFUIL ot stroot wis - FOR RENT, ¢ UNFUR Jable for houseksoping, mo rent cheap. 1701 W GoFoR LIGHT HOUSEK Tnished rooms, 1331 8. FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES ONE FOURSTORY BRICK BUILDING 22 FERT wido. 1405 Hurney st ToroR e block. suitablo fnqu STORE ON 8. I3TH ST.. LANG )¢ mont market, Lardware or dry vods store. 1re 60 8. 13th . 570 FOIL RENT 016 Farnam st THEASTORY BRICK BUILDING The b ne hins n fAirepr compld m heating fix )8, gis, Apply at the oftice AGENTS WANTED. J - AGENTS WANTED. MALE Olt FEMALE o) “mccepta good position’ with us, to sell our Hread, Cako and Paring Knives, also Carver. Biggost (nducement o red. 'No capital re quired. Address with stamy, Clauss Shear Co., P, O. Box %06, Kansns City, Mo, bl mi25e £.00 TO 8500 A DAY. §1260 OUTFIT FREE o) Work year round for man or wom Write at once. Excelslor Portrait House, 4 N. Clark St Chicago, Mi25 M3 WANTED TO RENT 1F YOU WANT YOUIt HOU<ES 18t with J. H. Parrotte, Douglas block ME31 A2 o RENTED FOR RENT—MISGELLANEOUS: i HOUSES, BTORES, HUTELS, FURNISHED 4 houses. Welshians, Withnoll block. Muiz 1% STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 Ha/noy M S TORAG] '“ DON'I STORE HOUSEHOLD GO DS WITH IVLGut sooing our storage department. 1t (s the best. Omala $tove Ropalr Works, 1207 Douglus 70 M;STOBAGE FOR THOUSEHOLD ~ GOODS M Sioan ana choup rates. R. Wells, 1111 Farnam o] WANTED—TO BUY. FOR FURSITURE HOUSEHOLD or will soll for ownor In our au s, 1111 Farnam. Nistieste snles. R W U PARTIES HAVING STOUK RANCHES OR AN large bodies of Nobraska or Wyoming land for sals will do well to nddress Geo. N. Hicks, real estate and investmon agent, room 505 N. Y, Life bldg, Omahis, Nob, 750 N WANTED T0 BUY FOR CASI. GOOD U AN right plano, must e first-class, in good order and very choap. Address, giving full particulars with price, B 51, Bee oflico 508 FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FOIL SALE i 0O FURNITURE, DESKS, chnirs, typewriters, eto. 538 N. V. Lifé Building 48 FOR BALE--MISCELLANEOUS. ()= FOR¥AT i Qoreh 2ith DISON PHONOG RAPIL, T34 617 100 THESTANDARD CATTLE COMPANY O FFEIL lod hay at $.00 por ton, on board cars at This price miay be withdrawa at any 789 THEAY. A 8, BGE. B i Miszv 10+ Qi FOR SALE O TRADE: ONE ACREE WITH hennery. Address ., 622 Conter sircet, Omaha. % e "0 M1+ QIO SALE, FINE ST UERNARD PUPPIES sired by tho 'famous Champlon Vietor Jossph Address C%, Boe 500 11 QKoM BALE. & GOOD HOLSTEIN MILG T COW, chenp. Milton Kogers, No. 534 o uth §7th street. Mool 11 (QjFOR SALE, 2 HORSEFOWER PORTABLE boller, 10 horsepower engine, steam pipos, pul leys, belting, packing tables, ice boxes, wire ofice partitions, let dry lumber. aN South Omaha. Neb Ames, timo, Q NEW FIRE-PROOF SAFE or file, desks, 'show cases, 10t g0od Peycko C; C MO42 T ndy Co. _ MISCELLANEOUS, WORK TEAM FOR TRADE, A m for saio, n farm Lo rent and. fursie t, n 6-room cottage to el very che . Marahall, room 940 N. Y. Life. M 04 11* CLATRVOYANTS. —MRS. NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, Prellable business medium, fifth year av 119 N a4 J—MES. DE. M. LEGRAVE, PROPHETESS, DEAD » trance clairvoyant and' ife remdor: tels your life from eradlo to grave; can be consulted on all affairs of life; has the celobratod Egyptian breast plnto Lo unite tho separated and causo marriage with one you love. Come one come all and be co rkable powers. Offico and_resi- dencedl7 S, ith st., hours 9a m. 09 p. m. Strict chartand photo of your future wife or hus. d sent through mall for $5.00, chart alone, 82.00. All lotters contalning 4 cents in stamps promptly auswered MB38-19% cattle wit for cn MASSAGE, BATH, ETC. MASSAGE TIEATMENT, ELECTRICTIER. mal baths, soalp and halr treatment, manicure and chiropodist. Mrs.Post 510 8. 15th, Withnell bk TlvAmiw]Su'rnL 52 8. I3TH, IND FLOOR, Hoom & Massage, e, sulbhut undaes bathal hbath TREET, 1RD ke, alcokiol, sulpbur und sea 853 9 fP'--MME. CAREON, 1121 DOUGLA floor, room 7. mi baths. PERSONAL. 1 “VLATE, DWELLISGS, G parts of the city. Kilkenny & Co. ntal block [)SFOR BENT. "TWO 5HOOM COTTAGES ON motor. Call at southwest cor. 9th and Douglns B 1 FORRENT, NEW 13-ROOM 1OUSE, 266; also 10.ro0m ‘house. 2021 Capitol avenue, All wodern. Call 2620 Capliol avenue. B. H. Robison 21 ), LHO0M COTIAGES, STANFORD CIUCLE, now, modern. C.'8. Elgutter, 204 Boo bldg. 511 B “LARGE LIST HOUSES. PAUL, 160 FARNA MIT2 M 160 D; COTTAGE, %D AND CLAKK. INQUIKE (32 65, IN ALL oom 1, Con: son. DOUGLAS ST, & Bruuner, 42 Bes butluw M2l M2 HOUSE M6 Di i BOOM COTTAGE AT NO 1118 8. Tl 820,00, Five-room cottage. No. 513 8. G8th st $0.00. G, L. Greon, Barker biock Dt Gl BENT COTTAGES. 0 It, ALL MODERN D20, 7 v 6. front. modern,” §5.00. Fidolity rust Co., 1702 Farna 803 D 3 ROOM COTTAGE, 1716 WEBSTER STREET Ms64 T iLone o dttion. 1 Whitnell block. Mol 11 T) SMALL HOUSE, FURNISHED, & erton HAIL, 805 500th 15ch streot D AMERICAN HOUSE, w0 Dormontn.” 3. 5 ), FOR RENT. CENTRALLY LOCAT hwodern improveraents, 108 N. 190 st PUT IN FIRST-CL S CON Woodworth, or Welshan Agency T)o0R BENT, FURNISHED HOUSE, ant location, ample lawn, Piorco rtreet 1. fueshade troes. 257 MI00 1 FOR RENT- FURNISHED BOOMST ROOMS. BUARD 18 DESIRED. 195 Dodge CFTET a e gk Yo0 FURNISIER ROOMS ¥OR GE Yon'y, 20 Farnam strect J-STEAM HEATED ROOMN FURNISILED F “housekeeping. 1714 Nieholas. M T 5N INGLYE KOOM FOR ONE, %.00 MONTH i US. Tt 850 G ons at tho ex Write for prospee cean bullalug. Cht ! M & FURNISIED KOOM SUITABLE 0 kentlonien. 17 Harney stroet, MiGs 10+ FURN ISTLED w 3. 2d Hoor. Ml 1 BOOM FOR GENTLE convenlences; board if desired, W0 i3 — FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, 2 =NEWLY FURNISHED, ALSO UN 4r00ms, 42 8. 13th stroot. Apply o N 28 AND 2 N 18T ST, FORRENT, PI. FURNISHED ROOMS with board. 62 M0 T N0UNG WOMEN'S HOM P UNDEIL CARE OF 19k, Owan's Christian assoelation, 111 So. ITth st A Y T KOOM AND J—NICKLY FURNISHED ¥iios sirest. e 1 board. 630 N. 1gih YOU EARNESTLY INTEND TO MARRY well, honorably, seud 10¢ for Matrimon rour,’ matled in’ pinin sealed envelope. 125 th st., Now York. 205m 120 MONEY TO LOAN - RE Wit b farms at from 5ig Lo Ble por cent inter ditional charges 10T commlaslons OF ALLOrneYs feos W. B. Molkle, 15t Nat'l bank bldg, Cmahn. 450 “MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. | INCORPORATED, 1F YOU WANT MONEY, You can borrow on HOESEHOLD FURNITURE ~AND PIANOS, HOKSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE _ RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, OR AND OTHER SECURITY. We wlill lend you any amount from $10.00 to §1,000, ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publielty or removal of property You can pay the money back (o any an ts you wish, , and each payment so made will fo cost Homember that yo | property and the money, and pay ttonly as Tong ns you keep it Tliere’ will be no expense or chargo kept out of the amount wanted, but you will receive the full amount of the lonn. | Hofore horrowing elsewhere call and see us and you wiil find It groatly to your adyantag OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 806 SOUTHL IET HSTREET, first oot n THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA, DO YOU WANT MONEY THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE 0., ROOM 4, WITHNELL BLOCK SOUTH 157H, CORNER ITARNEY ST, X LOAN LARGE FROM TEN YOU oR DOLLARS | ANY SMALL up. WE MAKE LOANS ON FUR CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE R SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KI YOU wit /oo wen/ o CALL ON /.s FIRST/ FOR OUR TERMS WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL. You can pay the money back at any time and in any amount ye and thus reduce the cost of carry. ing the loan | Lion to amount you pay 1K YOU ¢ co on Your furniture orother porsoral property of any kiid, we will puy 1t off for You and eurry It ax long s you desire YOU CAN 1AVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION. No publicity or removal of property, so that you et the use of both monay und proporty You will also fiad us In from 7 to § p. b X MONEY, 0, 10, ® DAYS. CHEAP RATES 4\and easy paymonts, on furnlture, planos, live delny or publicity; cash on n, room 8, Barker block Q stock, nhand -J. B. VAN GILDER, R 207, OMAHA NAT'L BK X Mied' Ml N PRITCHARD, 51 DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & DODGE, etc., without Duft'Gro X WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF Sk- curity: strictly confidential, A Harrls, room 1, Continental block. 53 BUSINESS CHANCES. NOTICE. ONLY DRUG STORE IN TOWN Loss of health causo of wolling. 1t wiil bo good piaca for dootor. Address A 4, Hoo omce. ' s M8 FOR SALE XCHANGE, A PATE right for Nebraska, out of whioh & rustior ¢ Address, 212 McCague Bldg, 51 - RETAIL HARDWARE STORE dolug a k00d business. Address Lock Box 1005, M530 7 BRICK YARD, TOOLS, Apply at 01 Biondo stre i team and wagon. I OWN PRIC no Y “FOR SALE, AT YO apparatus complote; Stokes, Harvard, Neb, 7—FOR SALE, SMALL GROCERY Addross W. “SODA enerator. ' A. U. 815-6 WK AND B, Hous- Mso1 96 Y FOR SALE, CHEAP. A SMALLSTOCK OF hardware, a full setof tinners' tools with pat- terns, at Hebron, Neb. Reason,desth of proprie- tor. Call atonce or address Martin Dewald. M800 7% Y WELLLOCATED RESTAURANT FOR SALE; wiil take real estate as pas. B. 62, Bee. 875 6* Y WANTED, A PHYSICIAN WITH SOME EX- perience in & rich, well settled and practi unoccupled torritory- Address A, 6 8t., Lincoln, Neb. Y FOR SALE; COMPLETE DRUG store fixtures at Waterloo, Neb. terms to the righit party: only drug s nqulre of Meyer & K Omaha. —AVOCA STEAM trade, Addre bullding chéap for cash. ton, Neb. TOCK AND Satisfactory in town, evins Co. 954 LAUNDIY FOR SALE OR Fi Avoca, Ia. 98311 ¢ & STONE BUSINESS Geod location. Address Mig00 15 (ESS CHHANCES IN NEBRASKA AND No charge to cash buyers. Van Patto Exchange, 555 Board of Trade, Om ITAT, TO OPERATE A MAN- business: 25 per cent dividends: no 16, Bao, Ml 10° FOR EXCHANGE. 7, -CLEAN STOUK OF GENERAL M'D'S i WILL Litako ronl ostate & monoy. Box 260, Frankfort 7—WANTED, OA ufacturin risk, Add; 56 7,450 ACKES OF CLEAR LAND IN ONE OF 4the best winter wheat districts In Kansas to ex. change for 100r 20 acro tract near Omahs clty limits. Wil pay cash difforence if property is ROod. Address, glying price and location, O 26, Bee 205 rlm"r‘m KEST SPoT aihions your whole t m, perhaps, s the 'liver, It hat doesn’'t do work of puri- 'ying the l.l»m‘ more troubles come from it than you can re- ‘member, Dr. Plerce's Golden Medli¢al Discovery acts upon this weak spot as nothing else can. It rouses it up to Liealthy, Em ral action. By thoroughly purifying “thb Blbod, it reaches, builds up, and invigoratés every part of the system. For all diseftses that depend on the liver or the blood—Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bilious- ness ; every form of Scrofula, even Con- sumption (or Lung-scrofula) in its earlier stages: and the most stubborn Skin and Soalp, Dissases, the “Discovery " is the onl; remedy so unfailing and effective that it can be_guaranteed, 1t it doesn’t benefit or cure, you have your money back On these terms, it's an insult to your in- telligence to have something else offered as just as good.” FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. Continued D ot 0.00 por 1 streot half s LOT 63127 WITH t Il cemetory, ut st Also full 1ot 04 pav tof postoflice, at about o Brown b1k lvw.m(uu one mile we value, Zittle 10 ACRES FIRST ska, balance long Tho O. F. Davis Co., 1505 3 M 10 CASH_ WILL SECURE Delass Iani in enstorn Nebr time, 6 per cent interost Farnam st B JOR SALE. of city §, per month HOUSE AND LOT IN NORTH FART 00.00. “Terms $10).00 cash balanco §15.00 Tho 0. F. Davis Company SOLITAIRE DIA- W. F. Mack, Pac, Kx FRIDAY, MARCI Jmond ring: $15.00 reward Co., Mth and Harney sts OST-LADIES' BLACK MOROCCO POCKET. 4book; 2 bills, & Marquise ring and card. Miss Boss Hale. Return Lo this office and recelve rewnard Mz 8 OST—FRIDAY, [LADIES OPEN FACED GOLD Jwntch, short chain, picture in back. Reward for arn to' Bee. M0 60 e — 1L L\ ~ DRESSMAKING. JFASHIONABLE 1oB t Inquire at BVENING CO8. M8 1 AND Capitol ave. JIISE, DRESSMAKING AND LADIES TAILO# ing at moderate pricos nt th tles'™ Tatlor Drossmnking colle Mume. Corbett, 501 Brown block M3 Ad* — SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. QUORTHAND BY MAIL WITH ANV OF tandard typewriters at houio, Great chanc: those either In city or country who cani ar shorthand school. Address Van Sant's School of #horthand 513 N. V. Life, Omahn. M —_— SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. POV LES S BABE DEALERS IN T¥PEWRIT ERS All makes bougit, s0ld, exchanged, reatod. 01} N.¥. Lifo bldg. Tel. 555 167 M9 — T UNDERTVAN{(EB,B AND EMBALMER! LY W1 ] with M. 0. M aul), S. 1tth at.: tel. 696 Thil for tattend a JA Iator unde PAWNBROKERS, SONNENB DI i J.Dougine st ete.Old g i BROK oney 0o dinmonds, wat vor bought. Tel 15 gie._Old gold and sliver boughtaJTel 138 150 If you don't want to bity'a Densmore Ty pe writor, don’t examineit, Mageath Station- ery U ) Farnam St.. Omaha, Neb, “Tnprovemeat (e Ordor of o Ap” o8, 150 AR IR BEATRRR It Is unnocossary to mention the points of su- perlority possessed by the Sl Premier Typewrter, as (t is now so woll known. Its Record of Success Is Its Best Re- commendation, When 1t was piton g warket Fivals satd 1t them would mnot wear. Time has shown wrong ine very particu ar and has proven that tho Smith Vremier 18 THE BEST and STRONGEST TYPEWRITER EVER IN- VENTED, AND TODAY IT STANDS FAR AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER (0 Cor. 17th and Farnam Sts.,, Omaba, Neb. E. H. MAY HEW, Manager, 7 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS 4% Dakota. WIll sell choap, or exchange for mds., horess aud catile. Add. box 7, Frankfort,ind 783,500 T 84,000 [N DRY GUOD3, HAT3, CA fiboots. shoes, notions, ote., for dosicable No. braska land. Addross Kord & Pack, Stromsburg, Nob. M2 MY Z/5600D OMATIA RENTAL PROPERTY “change for property in or near Los Angeles, Cal, Give number of your property and save time, Ad: dress Box #31, Los Angelos, Cal 028 10 Z-BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR GOOD FAKM fland in Nevraska or lowa. G. H Potorson. 1412 8- 1ith, O MGS1 M2 U BERSONAL, B. A, J.. ALL YOUR MATTERS havo been fixed up. Return home at once. A. S.Josoph M3 104 75O BXCHANG B.410 ACKES OF GOOD CLEAN UMissonri timberland, cloar and perfect titlo. N. 16th st,, Omaba, Neb. B34 8 PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO.,Solicltors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb dyenrs Examiners U. 8. Pat. Office. Advice free PENSIONS! CLAIMS! RAILWAY TIME GARD U THE MAN WHO HEL THE carrier up who fell Friday morning plense send s addross t Overalls 3213 Chicars sirest. Moot MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. Vo0 F GELLENBECK, BANJO TEACIER, N, W. corner 15th and tarney. Harney street entrance, v ! TARKY WILLIAMS GUITAR AND BANJO teacher, 1623 Faroai stroet, Room 1. M20s M1 EONEYVTOEOAN—REAL ESTATE. T-LOWEST RATES, FIDELITY TRUST COM pany, 1702 Farnam stroet. W MONEY 0 LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY PFOpOrty, low ratos. A. . Frost, Douglas bik VW —CENTRALLOAN & TRUST CO. BEE BI MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. ho O. K. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam siroet Wi ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST €O, 418 N. ¥, Life. londs at [ow raies for choice security un Nobraska or lowa farms o Omaba oity prop WO ¥ HARIISON, 612 N. V. LIFE. W MORTGAGE LOANS 1i cent, inciuding all charges Charles WoRatney, Umaha Nat. bank blag. W FIEST & SECOND MOKTGAGE LOANS ON Omalia property & on farms in Adjacent coun tles. Send {ull deseription. Alex Moere. 401 Beo bldg W OMALIA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY and Douglas, loans money on city an property at luw rates of Interest 16TH farm 305 M3 VW MONEY T0 LOAN, 8250 PRIVATE EAS1 ern money, on improved Onuba or Co. Blu real estata; 006 OF moro lonns. Address A B C, are of carrier No. 11, Omaha. ) W WANTED ATONCE, 1.0ANS ON IMPROYED maba_property: low rates. Fidelity Trast company. 1704 FArnaw st W LAND 2 YEAILOANS ON CITY AND FATM morigages. loed & Solby, 344 Buard of Trade. AND UNIMPROVED p pwards. § 107 per cont - Farnam Smith & Co.,15th and Harney 7] VW LOANS ON N PROVE €ity property §.00) and No delays. VW7 PER CENT MONEY NET TO BOKKOW KRS on Omaha city property. No extra charges of any kind. Why pay high rates! M. ¥ou can full benefit of low raf nd Trust Co., 16th and Dodge. W OMAUA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real cstate at lowest market ru T.oans u v largo suwms for short or long tme No_commission Is charged ard the loans are not sold In the east, butcan always be found at the bank on the cornér of 15th and Douglas streets i HATES ON de in small Wi MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWES Ipmroved and unimproved real estato, 1 (o years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. ™ W LOANS. G.G. WALLACE, 812 BROWN BLK w 7, -FOR EXCHANGE. £.000 STOCK OF BOOTS Ciand shoes, want land andsome cash. Address ¢ Snyder, Amos, In. M5 7 710 TRADE - FOR LARGEIR 40-room cottage, barn and lot ( difference. D. F. Hutehison, 108 N 7 EXCHANGE, inouse in Omabi, PROPERTY, Will puy M7 HOP Mui0 11° FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE. 0 . BEST PAVING Adiress C 7, Boo. ACRES IN ONE-ACRE LOTS, NEAR SOUTH maha,wilibe placed upon the market March I5th. No mortgnges or taxes upon this property, abstract froe. Within 15 minutes ride to 24th and N streets, Healthy location, good residen: o to ruise vegetables, poultry, ote. s0ns & Berry, South Omab; FARM LANDS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS AND £ south Dakota for sale on long time, and low rate of Interost. Liberal commission agents. Send for oatalogue. D. Hayos, Muscatino Mortgage and Trust Co.. roc 4 So. 15th stroet M6 MI8 AL OF 4% ACKES IN CASS CO. SPLENDID land, k00 bulidings, kood orchard, living water, $45.00 per acre. C. F. Harrlson, 912 N. Y, Life. [0, PESIRABLE IMPROVED FARMS FORSALE 0 ncres In Douglas V0., 15 miles west of Omaha 430 acres in Washiugton C0.,12 miles north of Omahs, For prices aud terms apply to W. B. Millard, Omabu, Ne MOIS M1g LAND EASTERN Nebrasks. E. C. Garvin & Co. Sheely bloci Wi FOI SALE, 2500 CHOICK TOWA AND NEBIRANKA farma. 1f you wish to buy. sall or borrow m on farms, write or Boggs & i, Omaba, Neb. 141 M3 RM OF 8 ACKES NEAIR S0 OMAHA. SMALL 0 and barn; $45.00 per acre. C. ¥, Uarrison, ¥ 88 § THE BEST ANI ARM NEAR Omaha. 160 es mIx milos fro 1dkrape vines, 1,000 fruit trees. Th| ayery pretty place and'cheap, at 8200 per acre. Wo linve houses and lots of all kinds and at all prices. Monthly payments. Owaha Keal Estate and Trust Co., Bee bullding MG COR- Harrison, Life. 55 8 ELFUANT CORNRT TOU RESTDRNCE, Tt ¥, |hl;mlnru| 12 miles out, $6,000. F. K. Darling, Barker W ANTED, QUARTER county. Wanted, §05d quarter in Cass county Wanted, cheap haif section in Furnas county. Waunted. cheap hialf section in Dawson county. Wanted. § o 10 acres for cash. Wanted, 10 u Wanted Wanted, g Wante Wanted court ho with 2,000 FIOUSE OF T ROOMS, FULL EAST FRON ¢ ot near car line, §1,500.00. C. ¥ 93 N. ¥ GooD, IN SAREY o8 near Omah. d quar d quarter 140 acros noar Omaba d quarter in Stanton county Wanted. Tarm for ot and cash. Wanted. It0 f0r 4 acres near Omaba. Wanted, $800 at § per cent. Wanted. §2,000 at per cent Want ouse for clear lot and cash. C. ¥. Harsison, 912 N. ¥. Lif M3 9 CHICAGO BURLINGTON & Q. | Arrivo Depot 10th and Mason 8ts. Omaha ~.-Chiongo Veatibulo.... *.Chicago Express..... Chlcago Express. .. /1. & lowa Locai’.....| 600 pm 3 KIVER | Arrivs and Mason 8ts. | Omaha c.Denver Express.........| 405 pm ileadwood Express. . 405 pm Donver Expross Don: H Leaves Omaba | 016 am| ... 1045 am| 11, pm % pm 50 pm 815an Leavos Omaha % o Atrive Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha nans City Day Kxprass 60 pm kht Exp. via U. P. Trans [ 640 o m St. Louls Express 640 a m CHICAGO. H. L. & PACIF Union Depot 10th & Maroy Sta. Atlantic Expross. Vestibulo Expross Night Kxprogs CHICAGD, 1 T & PACLEL Union Depot 10th and Marcy Sts. T From | kst 1630 pm S| L0 pm 550 am “Golng East 000 am|. 40 pm| bm ik Wont 120 pm B am Tenves ¥rom West Wpm Denver Limitod .| 48 Kausas City (Excopt Sandnyi | 7.05 p m “UNION PACHI [Arrives Dopot 10th and Marcy Sts.| Omaba_ . l.Overland Klyer ... arice & Strmabg Kx(ex Sun +.Pacific Kxprass: . .. .. Deaver Fasy Mall CHICAGD, MIL & BT, PAUL U. 1. depot and satby Sts. Arrive Omsha am 550 pm Arclyol Ouinha J[0%0p m 11000 8 m rrives Omaha 7 Chioago 1 s SI0UX CITY & PAVTFIC _Depot. 10t and Magyy Sts. ~-Sloux (liy Passengor s...St Paul_Kxpross... FIOUX CITY & PRUIFIC __Depot, 15th and Wobater St St Panl Lim}ied. OMAITA & 57 LOUIS U. P. Dopot, 10t and Marcy Sta St Louis Cannon_Fall TSP, M 8O Dopot ibth and Webstor Sts. Sioux Cily Aecommodation [| U3 p m Sloux Uity Exprese (x. Suaday) |124) p m s StPaul mited .. ... | 943 &m pm| Hancrott Passeayer (Kx. Sind'y)| 845 p m Tonves V. K & MO, VALLKY [Arrivas _Omabal Depot 15th and Webstor Sts. | Omaha L0 am Doud vood Express 200 a m|(Ex Sat.) Wyo. Exp. (Kx. MoD. 630 pim ... NOTIOLK (XK. BORAAY) s 648 St Paul Hxpress 1140 a m Leaves Leaves Omaha|U TH A 1040 & m 05 pm HLCAGO & NORTH Wi FERN| Arrives P.dopot. 10th and Maroy S Omaha (Ex.Bun'y) Carroll Passenger | 150 b m { lilcago Kxpress. JaGipm Vestibule Limited 9% & m Eastern Flyer 215 p m Bin) Chile. Pass. (K%, M 920 & m MISSOURI PACIFIC |_Depot 15th and Webster Sts._ | 8L Lou's Expross [t Arrivas W e 505 pm W am | at the TALKING ~ OF ANNEXATION 01d Glory's Dominions May Be Enlarged to a Considerable Extent Yet. HAWAII AND CANADA MAY BE TAKEN IN | Alleged Evidence that Mr, Cleveland is Not Unfavorable to the Union of the San, wich Islands With the United States—Some Opinions. CHICAGO, T11., March 6. gram to THE BEE. | ~A Washington spe- cial says: The representatives of the Hawaiian provisional government will, earliest favorable moment, cull the attention of the administration to the pending treaty of annexation. They do not expect that the treaty will withdrawn. Of course, Mr. Cleveland may withdraw it from the senate as he withdrew the reciprocity treaties with outh American states which President Arthur had negotiated when he entered upon his office eight years ago. One of the Hawaiian commissioners said yesterday, however, that he did not anticipate such action. The fact that the treaty was not considered owing to democratis opposition in the senate was not to be interpreted, in his opinion, as indicating that the democratic party would oppose annexation as a policy. It simply meant that it desived more’ time to eonsider it, and that the demo preferred to have the islands annexed they are to be annexed at all, under a democratic rather than a republican ad- ministration. Moreover, there some reasons for thinking that Presic Cleveland is disposed to have a commis- sion sent to the islands to make a thorough investigation and report the condition of affairs before a final decision Il be reached as to the policy the present administration will recommend. The arrival of Princess Kaiulani, the so-called heiress-apparent to the throne of Hawaii, is not likely to have any marked effect or influence her Tk guardian of the young princess, Mr. Davies. said one of the Hawaiian commis- sion, is ‘‘an English fanatic,” who seems to be very much elevated by the fact that he has us a ward a princess of the | Sandwich islands. The commissioner had called upon him in New York and found him exceedingly supercilious and arrogant in manner.” He undoubtedly has made a grave mistake in the inter- sts of his ward in coming here to America, especially in exhibiting his of- :nsive British manners. He has given emphasis to the fact that those who are opposing annexation are acting in Brit- ish interest. Recent statements made here by the direet representative of the deposed queen, Mr. Neuman, would seem to indi- | cate that he will not make a very earnest effort in her interests. He w ked whether or not the queen expected a restoration, and he answered most em- phatically that he expected the island would pass sooner or later into the | hands of the United States. It is evi- dent that his object here is to secure the best terms possible with this country. The views of Mr. Cleveland himself have not been expressed on the subject of Hawaii,neithersince he was president nor before. The representatives of the Hawaiian government, however, point to & mere passage in his message in 1889, as indicating that he believes the ulti mate destiny of Hawaii is to be a part of the United States Some of those who are in the im- mediate surroundings of Mr. Cleveland, notably Don M. Dickinson, are carnestl talking in favor of annexation. Mr. Dickinson, who by reason of his residence near the border in Detroit, has become very much interested in Cananian matters, has expressed the opinion that before the Cleveland ad- ministration is ended a movement will be inaugurated which will inevitably re- sult in the annexation of Canada. M i some to be an en- thusiastic annexationist and there are many eminent democrats who will not fail “to call the attention of Mr. Cleve- land to the fact that all the annexations of territory which have ever been made to the United States, except that which resulted from the purchase of Alaska, have been accomplished under demo- cratic administrations, and that the party which has opposed them is the one “which has generally met with national defeat. e Brace Up is a tantalizing admonition to those who at this season feel all tired out, weak, without appetito and discouraged. But the way in which Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the tived frame and gives a good appetite, is really wonderful. So we say, “Take Hood’s and it will brace you up.” [Special Tele- For a general family cathartic fidently recommend Hood's Pills. = Sl Invaded by Wolves. OCKTON, Pa., March ¢ Telegram to THE Bek a state of feverish ex sudden invasion of a herd of wolves. Since the holidays snow has fallen almost continuously, and this fact it is believed has caused the mountain ani- mals to become bold from lack of food. In their efforts to obtain this they have lefv their haunt in Mount Yeager and are now in this vicinity. Every night some domestic animals of the ' village have been killed and carried off, The | villagers could not understand what was | the cause of i; until Friday, when an engine on_the Lehigh Valley road ran into a pack of wolves and killed two of we con- [Special This town is in citement over the A STOMACH LIKE AN INDIAN, Why the Indians Never Have Dys- pepsia, Yet are Caroless Eaters. No one could accuse an Indian of over-care. tulness in eating. 1o ate what nature gave him — berries from the wood, spoil from his traps, game from his bow. He ate plenty of it, ate till ho was full. it was not very well cooked sometimes, and le often ate fast, When hunting or fighting a day would often Ppass without anything being eaten at ll, Yet he never had dyspepsia, Te never “dicted.” We hear too much wbout Aays. A man musn't eat ple, 0 eabbag or beans, or this and that. e musn't oat very much and he must do it vory slow. le mu-t never drink when he eats, He musn't hurry. He musn't worry. And'so it goes. This 15 ail very good advice. But it would worry a man fo death to remember it il. Why'can't we live like the Indian in a beulthy, Learty, matural way? Bocause wo have sush weak'stomachs. But how dil tho Tndjan possess such perfectstrong, digestion? By takiig that medicine of bis, Sugwi, when- ever he felt there was anything wrong with him. That Sagwa we have now employed him'to muke for us. If you would take it tural_ American remedy for dyspepsia, 1ckapoo Sagwa, you, 100, would 1ot know what u weak stominel or dyspepsia was, Thanks to the efforts of tie Kickupoo Meds Company, Indian Sagwa wnd other ckepoo dndlin remedies are obtainable of any druggist, and thelr genuine curative value is beyond comparison. Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. $1.00 per Bottle, 6 Bottles for §6.00, “dicting " these L or cake, them. Yesterday John Girard went to the mountain with his dog. He was not long out until the eries of his dog w heard. Before Girard reached the spot his dog had heen torn to pieces by wolves. Yestorday Thomas Hurst and William Furth suddenly came across bear tracks on the Ebervale mountain The hunters had only shotguns and were making their way homeward when the met the bear. It proved to be a large felale and the hunters were forced to run for their lives, - The verdict of the people is that Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is the best remedy for coughs, colds, sore throat, asthma, et PETRIFIED MAN FOUND, The Supposed Romn Discovered in . DENISON, Tex., March 6.—[Special Telegram to THE BEE.|The whole of northern Texas is agitated over the dis covery of a petrification in the Guada- loupe mountains., The discovery is now in o glass caso at Gainesville and it will be brought here for identification as the remains of the famous Bruce Younger, by a sister vesiding heves Last November a man named William Adr- heart went with three associates to soek and fortune in the mountainous region of southern New Mexico, just north of tLe Texas line In the course of their explorations the party came upon a cave in what is known “dark canon,” @ place desti tute of highways, apparently unknown to anyone excepting those residing in the immediate vicinity. In the cave was found a human body. Thirteen days were consumed by the men, who worked incessantly, before the body could be taken to the light. While the fossil lay in the room at Gainesviil Mrs. John T. Biflle, the wife of a reput ble stockman of that place, had occasion to view it. She looked but a moment when she called those present side and informed them that it was be yond doubt the famous outluw's body. Mrs, Biffle is a cousin to the Younger and 80 positive was she that she telegraphed Frank James, a ssociate, and the remaining Younger relatives to come and view it. From them no answer has yet been received. Close by the body, when it was found lay a gun’ of rathier ancient type and supposed to be loaded, This she identi- fied as Bruce's gun. In connection with these facts sho related the following story “About fifteen yea ficers were hot after the James and Younger boys, Bruce Younger left his home in Missouri and took refuge in a ave in the Guadaloupe mountains in southern New Mexico. A negro whom the Youngep family had raised went with him :uu{ regularly carrvied food and ammunition to th wve and she and Bruce's sister visited him. On one occa sion the negro made his regular visit to the bandit, but he never returned, and from that time nothing has been heard or seen of Bruce Younger.” By close observation a_gunshot wound is clearly distinguishable in the right side directly under the arm. The right hand is over the heart and the ieft on the stomach. The figure is that of man about 38 or 40 years of age. H wore & mustache, which can be plainly seen, and the agony of death still linger's on his face. Younger outlaw, ore as some of has formey s ago, when the of- Always Crowd N Nontit GALVESTON, Tex., Ma dustrial hotel of this place already too small to accomuooc mense’ number of visitors who are flocking to North Galveston. In order to inereasc the capacity of this already immense build ing u large annex will be immediately built, the foundation of which is already laid These constantly coming visitors are placiu thousands of dollars in North Galveste property, which proves theiv satisfaction after a personal inspection of its wonderfyl resources ‘h 6—The Tn has proved te the im e L ENGLISH PRESS COMMENT. What the London Newspapers Have to Say Kegarding Cleveland's Address. LoNDON, March The Daily ws says, editorially, of President” Cleve- land's inaugural address: 1t was worthy of the occasion. which is recognized uni- versally as by far the greatest one that Americans have known since the civil wa The London Telegraph say Cleveland's brave words would have been more convincing to owr mind of great reforms if he had not already been in power and failed to do much to root out the plagues of American life. The Daily Chronicle says: It is a long time since “an American president has had the courage to speak such words to his countrymen. Thaspiritof the whole address isa welcome new departure in American politics. The Standard deals at length with that part of the address concernin tarill as of special significanc Ingland. It regards Mr. Cleve utterances as tantamount to a declara- tion that the tariff, although reduced, will be so levied as to be essentially pro- tective. The Morning Post say striking feature is the cont the vulgar inlation of characterized the utterances of the re public and this fair promise to ittempt vigorously to restore the financs and improve the general tone of public life, The Times says: The address grapples with the most crying evils of American polities in g2 of refreshing di- vectness, which is all the more import- ant bocause Mr. Cleveland is not wishing for votes. He declaves war against M Kinleyism and the attendant demoraliza- tion. - We, however, do not expeet any doctrinaire application of the ubstract principles of frec trade. — 5 A Chitd Enjoys The pleasant favor, gentic action and sooth ing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother costive or bilious, the most gratifying results fodlow its use; so that it is the besy f remedy known and every family should ha7e u bottle. Mr, The most st between wealth that s - - RADUES CAPTURED. Deputy Marshal and Posse After a perate Encountor Secure a Gang. EUFALA, 1. T, March 6, legram to THE BEx ving Deputy Marshal surrounded a log house on creek in the Osage nation, in tlaws. The ofMicers and outinws opened fire « :h other and kept it up for time. During the fusill of the men ran from the house and got away. PFinally a woman came out and told” the officers if they would cease fiving 1t} smaining five would vender. The officers took charge of the men, one of whom was a member of the gang that held up the train at Wharton last November. After securing their prisoners a portion of the men set out after the ward night they wed vunning fight, in'whieh he the body and had on, gave his name as DESP Des- [Special (51 La Monday nd Sand hich were posse eleven S0Mme ado six sec one after a was shot in arm shot off. He Jesse Juckson and made a full confession. He said he was the leader of the gang that held up the train at Wharton, e 1 the cir cumstances - of asking Carl Mack for a plug of tobacco before pen the } relate doors by bomb, s For throat diseases effectual relief is found Bronenial Troches. only in boxes colds, et f Brown's cents. Sold u the u Price 2 | satistied with Mr. } men who had escaped and to- Butohers Continned In Iis former Is Bou Positio ced More Sanitary OMcers1 forming While napectors, The spec rovistons tor INVESTIGATING INSPECTORS [ Moat Tuspactor Frank Accopts Loans from | THINKS HE WILL NOT SWERVE FROM DUTY 1l committee of the councll come posed of Steel, Parker and Howell, appoi for the purpose of invesgigating alleyod under- land work in the pr of the meet inspectors of th ment, met yesterday After 1ce of doors the pros MeLeart two ger A short se: Dr. Somers ai of the Board of Health lemen refused to appear They where the Somers' oftice boa sion Fhey were respectfully recei was evident that the members of mittee did uot find much Uhey enter 8 Ta0t b democratic me to save t of Inspector Beeson. Bad isted botween him and I several months sympathy sch feelin ector It had its origin signing himself chief inspector ordinance makes no such the talk originated of meat inspectors and the employment of additi spectors Mr. Beeson has made charges against Mr, Frank, and take long to establish the mittoe was investigating and hoped by the use of ained to accompli Mr. Beeson was called in to tell knew. He citod a half dozen places hie said Mr. Frank had borrowed mos butchers whose meat | inspect He also charged that 1a meat firm and that when fused him a loun of %5 b had condemned 200 bushels of in the adjoining ho the there wa ving in the shop of he was addressin that needed Mr. Beeson said that when e different places 1 ind in this lebtedness, Then Mr. Frank was brought in mitted borrowing a small sum from the parties named. Ho said they provision romoving one il that g what 1 his removal mauner he learned of accommodated him Both markets, and inone of the places condemned s o meat after the been made., He denied that actions would ve influenced loans secured from those two entered a denial to the other ¢ | said that the whole thing originated malice borne him by Mr. Beeson on the committee and th ard talked the matter over, ter wanted the former to u recommendation. The board was pared to act just then withdrew. Afterwards th however, and it the countil thy be dispensed Swith. Mayor Son and Mr. MeLearie voted adoption of the resolution and Chief aind M. Howell against it. The wanted both Mr. Beeson and M, I charged and a new they were in the minority and now transferred to the council. The board se to commence work 1 it necessary 15, Green, C. J Hartman. Before the made twenty-four applicants fore the embers and questioning. The contract for removing was again aw other bids we his the services of Mr the whenever They are J. Dr. Q. dead > received, and wer bers expressed thems ves as’ being did not propose to give it to an untr although it does cost a little more. ordered uniformed, and the o was instructed to parchase star A communication from the East mian o provent the arbage alol referred to t commissioners, he roud to East Board of Fire - Wood Manufuc| ntly that Great Promise for It is only quit turers of furnitur generally have be ful promiise offer ome uw many miles prises all of th woods. Many people are domng b many more. With rail and for shipping and markets i all there should not be any he outcome of manufacturing furthe rs call on Smeaton, room 17 1 Neb,, the local agent home oftice is North Iveston Box Minneapolis, Minn. - S Washington Notes. 'ON, D, ant in eastern high grade b or WASHIN sentative Dockery's 1 dopted proy several de wiments of the g of Senators Cockrell, Jones and nd Representatives Dockery son and Dingloy. only the methods of doing bus the departm salarvies as well Commissioner of Wright ing with t tion of i tem” of 1 liguor trafic the granting of a m inany given locality bar trade in mercial company formed e 3 I'hat the system fect no one will o sanguine maintain, but that it is the be yet devised for the control of the traflic is admitted by all.” Labor ( origin and practi ind nopoly for the of for — - Forty years on the market ing every day champagne, Remenibor -~ BALTY forty years. riE MARKET, what where Prank they > remarked that he potatoos st that the n visited inquired aftor b loan because of parties harges, member uke not Bemis, two man employed rded to Newton Niday The members of the sanitary force s and wood > of the wonder- d by North Galyeston, Tex. Dircctly tributary to this young city and not Texas are 46,000,000 acres of timber, which com- and soft coming in and are iness, but there is room for a great water facilities directions itation abouy the ventures, write D, ker building, Omaha, The address of the ruc in his fifth special veport deal: Gothenbuy restrietin, t osod discharge of on health depart. (fternoon behind closed sion they requested 1 Councilman but before the Dr. 1 was in sese those rd, but s the com- there, d into a discussion of the subject n cropped out that 1t was political h has nk for in Becson when the Sinco the applying that salary to savitary som it did fact that the v ad ox in ugly not « co- ntleman, they ascer he m [ had “tion. these nlk, the in- d- two of were friends and it was due to that fact that they conducted old meat had had ofMcial the He and the pre- and the committee board did act, was voted v vecommend o Beeson Dr. the voy latter dis- But fight is rcted four sanitary inspectors Somers Gireen, Westerdahim and A. G. sclections were poared be- were subjected to animals Two a little lowor than the successful one, but the mem- ) well day’s work thai they ed man, were nmissioner or them Omaha Land compuny, offering to furnish a watch- promiscuous dumping of Omuha, was and Police arers, manufac- work 0w For D. the elesing hours of congress Repre- solution ling for an investigation into the methods of doing business in the | crnment. The investigation will be carried on by a joint committee of congress, consisting Cullom tichard- Its scope includes not 1033 in but the question of was D. - sys- the Sweden licenses all and spirituous liguors to & come this por- enough to Ans 83 liguor Salestincreas- Cook's Extra Dry Imperial | NFERUMENTS placed on record March 6 10 WARIANTY Martin Quinn and wite to gen DEEDS Theo J INOT NW, H A Notte and wif 2 foet of n 2 Eikhorn Walnut il Sa company to 18 M 5, Walnue Hill Sanie to Louise Mol 1l Lot 6, bloek D Liw lot 4, I block 6. Soutl Waugh & Wostertield 1o (' 1, lot 4, Waugh & We Arthur East to C 1 11ibbs, lot b, block 10, Brigies’ Place Sanie to K 18 Heartwe Matthews' sub Mawhinney to Jounette Butler 32x44 feet commencing ut a point 617 feet w of no corner of 10 acres of nw ne 9-15-18 QUIT CLAIM 1 1 Hodson, ir, und wife toJ C lot 1 1,0 ton B¢ o Witliam Korner feot Lot 10, bioek 4, Inve lot 16, Stment block 1ot 3, Biock 18, §00 fo lot 16, wdd 10 Brenizer, torfield’s sub. 1ot 23, block K0S, MeKeoll, DERDS. E. T Fa rth, spe to uth 1ots B and 9, block 4, Wiso & Par lee's nda Total amount of trausfers. 700 900 000 500 C00