Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 9, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL DYRRTISEMENTS wiil bo taken until } and nts In ‘these c rion ar word for th ench wubsequ month, Terms, cash In wymbois ch eour menta questing & numborod ch addr o 8 numbered Anawers 0 addre wentation of the check t in; SITUATIONS WANTED. X'?L} SSES MADE A Mra. Cukley, 06N —WANTED, A POSIT by experienced ma ZWANTED, PORITIC Adnd wonourapher A’“ ANTED, young lnd aperate Smit i, Bee. ITUA wWHO wiil ng m tok An small planing mill in Nebraskn WANTED 1Y OR COM the Patent ¢ Land ne pughly | 0 per oo We also w Bo Y ANIED — FiksT sell “oxclusively, on Jin territory and Jibaral co Address, with reforcnce City, Mo. B Y-MAN ABOUT dind permanent emplo 16 DovgIns stre B WANTED, o for Adar TWO trado. s L b, Bue b, AN INT Nt to p Piftane. P11 8.5 p. w, for the morning sed will bo delivered on the pre. Add TION, Address B 60, Oimahin Bee MISSION Of tollet waters, periu cbraska and lowa wine and liquor ro Business Ag NOTIGES. THESE FOI 2:30 1 COLUMNS he evening r Sunday odl thian 2 conta for | s 136 conts 4 | a word for | 1 it as A word Ivoly. Ad k. can have tho letters 1 1etter in earo of Ti e BER WHAPIERS, ren‘s clothing T HOME 24th. Chl TENOGRAPTL Addross X PION AS + operator. N A8 OFFICE ASSISTA X 63 Poe. Y EXPRRIENCED grapher’ and typewr I Fiemior of Memington Address, B 0 PLANING of running wood work ing the placo of foremn tho Lest town in Southern Me62 10 MALE HELP. TO hemical Ink Fraser I vel invention of th 0 Lo s0co Works Iike nt profit making Anta @ CLASR SALESMEN TO commiselon, & first class | es and konps Good ntract open for right man s, Palmer Mg Co., Kansns Muzs 11 [ ket QUICK yyment TO LBEARN, CAN and salary weekly IAL EXPERIENCED BALBS: Oftice, Council Bluffs M105 10 THOY WITH A the Dally oo I“V.| 1 route o £ offico draw- 316 New York Life 18’8 preparo pote oy Boan quick » been connected with wh tious where netivity in position. Applicants m men who are ambition thelr merits. Good sn nbove qualifications. A Biwa lane stat Job the yer sround to ery, P. 0. Box 517, York By SALESMEN W hams and print o %he Morse DIy Goods ( A GOOD NTED, A REL De b abilit; 0 kive first somo enpital req OFFIC wages, Single man preferred N partment KS WHO ARE : mon who have olesalo Louses or corpora work was essontial to hold nust not bs machines but s and wish to advance on Iary to clerks posscssing ddress C. 19, Hoe. 110 8¢ E CLE SECOND HAND BAKER. Stendy Furmai's bak- 11 10¢ GING- reforence required o 107 8 ABLEE AND S 1 position: mu enCes A8 L0 Dusiness Addr Tight man Neb. ED FOR LINENS, utred s 1B 4G, Peo. 119 9 i COAT AND PANTS Opay for wood work 10th street, Lincotn, Mot “ “BAKER AND about. Aprii” 1 Flenced w otk an « Ad ity and wages, {nciuding room and board, to Box Yankton, 8, D, 1 WANTED, with city groc B Wasred, cne thoroughly posted; dress C 26, oo offico. ]; VANTED, GOOD I Ing, Must bo nequaloted come with best refe man need npply. Good Tollow. Fidelity Loan ¢ nell block, 15th and Har BoyAyIED A cako bake ¥l ¢ must b dny work, permanent situation A good T N A TSALESMAN y trade; m Good salary 1o right party. MAKER WANTED: GOOD | at L H. Meyer, 21 South ) M1 INFECTIONER WANTED 1ublo. 80 ber, 0xp dross, stating age, natlon- MIZ 14 t ) Address C. 73, B ONE roterences required. ~Ad. Migo 10 R FOR COLL| in the city and Jne but first-class opportinity for m bright iuaranty Co., room 4, With ney Mi6l 9 BREAD AND | nd steady man Write to box 68, Mis0 10° RUSTL RET-CLASS © 1 s0b Toledo, I ] WA ehildre #30.00 per MA WAN ’lhD FEMALE HELP. W ANTY Jatins bo s Mrs. J. M. Thurston ~WANTED: GIRI, washing. 109 Farnh WANTED, GOOD hite goos makers. t (- FIRET AND & Tlor, 1325 Howard. \—GIKI, FOR GENENAL HOUS ] Jeook —FOR SAL ¢ A. MeSha CHEAT k on ponth and board. hd co0k And laundress. | OND GIRL. niture, used only two months, N AND WIKE WITHOUT A" farm gnrden at On Addross C 24, Boy, i GENERAL EWORK; NO G 8 SMAKERS, 5 GOOD ebers, 1008 Dodgo | 2 FOR nm, DRE L. W MES, . (. TAY- M WORK; G m st. SHOLD FUR- | 2624 Caldwell 118 i no, 2012 Farn * NICK HOU RL FOK GENER. Aly of two, cottage ©00k; eall mornings; Iust bu neat and good plata 0L R, 5th s AL HOUSEWOKK IN FAM. AIRE FOR GENER, 1444 North Ith streo, (- WANTED, A C Uwages. 2 1n tanitly. 1 Jiouse 107 (G men, st 0. o0k w008, Box 251, Blair. Neb. —FOR_KEN City. The . K. avis company, 1505 Farnam st. AT HOUSEWORK APPLY 905 *outh 11th 8t. Mo 1 SES IN ALL PARTS OF “FLATS, DWELLD Fin of the city. K i blook . “FOR LENT. TWC motor. Call at sout D, D, modern. 10-room "house, Call 2629 Capilol avenue. SGS, COTTAGES. 1IN A ikenny & Co., Room 1, € ) 5 ROOM _COY Liwest cor. 6th ROOM HOUSE, 254 pitol avenuo. = Al B. H. Robison. 2031 D;ERo0N CoTrAG new, modern. C.'8. Klgutior, 204 Bee bldg. 1) ~LARGE LIST HOU 1CAN 10T [ioasicny 2 CENT! l) FOI REN modern Improvements, ])8 How. % Five-room oo L. Green, Bar —FOIRENT, COTTAGES. 0 1t 80; 1T e Trust Co., 1703 Fa )¢ noow cor Whinell block. T NaLL HoUsE rton lill, 505 Sout ]) OR BENT, FUK ant location, ample Plorce streot front. TihOR KENT MODE RN S0th und Cass streets. Bldg Harrls. DYS — e FOR RENT- FURNISHED ROOMS. 0 —5 FURNISILED R Yonty Jo-STEAM HEATED housekeeping. 1714 ]< ICKLY FURNISHED Ytor one or two gentlemen. LY FURNIS firooms, 502 8. 15th st —~PLEASANT FRON meu, wod . M. Brunner, 442 Bee building. SIX-ROOM COTTAG! TAGE, Wooldworth, or Welshans' Agenc: 2621 Farnam street. n conveniences; . STANFORD CIRCLE, i SES. PAUL, 1000 FARNAM, i S (A8 ST, MO2L M2 HOUSE, M54 LOCAT 708 N. 19¢0 st RALLY | (GoLakcr | M | South Omuha | Qi FOR RENT- vnmmsnn ROOMS ¥ RO ( §, 1831 N. 28T, T3 rooms, 1034 N. 3at, 8 00 210 4 rooma. 19th and arney, # rooms, Tth and Pacitic, #.00. Houses of all kinds. G. F. Butts, 1o #13.00. 20 8. 17th, G FOILRENT, { UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUIT. Tavle for houseksoping, modern rent cheap. 1704 Webstor streot 1-FOR LIGHT NOUSEKEEPING, & UN Toished rooms, 1931 8. 20th street TWO BOUTH NFUR: ) FRON (3 -UNFURNISHED, Mi24 100 rooms. 248 Dougln AST FRONT ROOM WITH ALC . [ FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES ONE FOURSTORY BRICK BUILDIN e 10 Namon gt [5758 RANT; 7oR 1t hardware ordry 3 Store hapre W 8. Beh st I FOR RENT, i FOR IE. THEAST roam . The bulldin ment basement, completo s water on all the Hoors, gas, ete of Tho Bee. J - AGENTS WANTED, MALE Ot FE necept n good position with us, Bread, Cake and Paring Knives, also Carver. Biggest inducement ever offored. 'No apital re quired. Addross with stamy, Clauss Shear Co.. O. Box 960, Kanwas City, Mo, -’ MATL to sell our CANVASSERS; pay: write n Mg Mi WANT AGENTS AND household frticla: quick seller; goo for circnlar anda te Addross Mork amagoo, Mich JoAGE dress Menno J o WANTED, THUEE RELIABLE o) to el Tubricating olls and erense or asnalde line. Address, Sterilng Reti Cleveland, 0 K1 i' Ad VISMAKE MOGE CLEAR MONEY 16 Crenu than nnything else. Samples and particulars 10 Munufactur s ents. RALESMEN clusively GENTLEMEN blizgest solier ¢ Kesponsible parties need only apply ctine Co., Canton, O, M WANTED TO RENT WANT YOUR HOU<E 1. Parrotto, Douglas block LADY ORt J - WANTED ENTS o) 10 evory city 1o sell th K “BOARD WANTED BY A LADY IN PRIVATE family, good loeatlon, convenient to Sherman avenue car line. Address C 25, Be M52 15 FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. ununud W;! It CENT MONREY NET T0 BORROW KRS on Omaha elty property. No extra oharges of any kind. Why pay high rates? Mol You can got full bonefit of low rate Loan and Trust Co., 16th and Dodge. W OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKE on real estate at 1 market rat made In small oF I8TKo sums fOF short oF long time. No_ecomm iargod and the 10w old 1n i Always be fo nk on the corner of 16th and Dougias str "j, oy 18 chonp. from Globe RATES. i MONEY The 0. ¥. TO LOAN AT LOWEST Davis Co., 1505 Farnam stroot AN ON OMAHA AND COUN- state and Nebraska and lows or cont Intorest, with no ad misslons OF ALLOFOOYS T00S. nnk bldg, Omaha. 40 farms at from ditional charge Int Nat'l CHNTRAL AND BASTRRN Garvin & o. ' Shoely block. FWOSNATE. LOT wXint WITH 400D HOUSE, enst of Prospect 11l cemietory, at #1000 pef month, no Interest. Also fulf lot on paved street, mile w sl about one-half ita “FARMS Jonsa Nebraska. 10 ACRES FIRST ruskn, balance long The O. F. Davis Co., 1505 195 M 10 JFOR SALETIOUEE AND LV TN N AT time, 6 per cent Interest Farnam st JOARM OF 80 ACIES NEAI 80. OMAHA, SMALL, house and barn; $5.00 per acre. C. ¥, Harrison, 912 N. V. Life W. . Melkle, “ AL LOANS ON CITY AND FARM Reed & *clly, 344 Board of Trade. AT LOWEST RAT ¢ 8 W MONEYTO 1OA fpmyoved and animproved real estato, | years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. “ G G. WALLACE, 812 BROWN BLK. i MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS. TAND 2 Y mOFtRaRLS. ON toh 730 LOANS, i OMAUA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.’ INCOKPORATED. 1F YOU WANT MONEY You ean borrow on HOESEIOLD FURNITURE ~ AND PIA HOBRSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGH: WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, O AND OTHER SECURITY We Wil lend you any amount from $10.00 to #1,0%), ON THE DAY YOU ASK FOR IT without publicity or removal of property. You can pay the money back [ any amounts you wish and atany time, and each payment so mude will Feduce the cost of the loan. Remember that you have tho use of property and the money, and pay for you ke o will b Junt 08 0 or charge kept out of e am but you will receive the tull you will find It gre OMAHA MORT( © the stront THE OLDEST, L. AND ONLY INCORPOR ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. DO YOU WANT MONEY THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO,, ROOM 4, WITHNELL BLOCK 8193 SOUTH 1511, CORNER IARNEY ST, X K JvANTED, KU RNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT A housokeoping for man_and wife; must bo trally located. , Boe. 142 l ISHED REOM BY A C oo wtamily to learn Kngil Addro i Address WANIED, FURN an (forelgner) torws C 20, Bee. KGVANTED, ROOM: PLEASANT, FOR SINGLE A gentloman, notover 15 minutes walk from po office. Address P 0. Box 455, HOUSES houses BTORES, HOT Ishans, Withnal STORAGE. M STORAGE. WILLIAMS & CROSS, i T ney DON I Moo best. LS. FURNISHE block. Mu12 1% STORE HOUSEFOLD GO )DS WITH- our storago departmont. 1t 1s the Omaha Stove Ropair Works,1207 b ouglas, THOUSEHOLD GOODS; R. Wells, 111l Faroam. 2 STORAGE FOR clouu and cheap ratos. WANTED--TO BUY. N-CASH FOR FURSITURE HOUSEHOLD AN goods, ete., or will sell for owner in our auction sales. R Wells, 1111 Farnam N YANTED TO BUY FOR CASIL GOOD U¥ AN right piano, must bo first-class, in good order and very cheap. Address, giving full particulars with price, B 51, Bee office. 803 % FOR SALE— FURNITURE O O SALE, OFFICE chairs, typewriters, etc. FURNITURE, DESKS, 838 N. V. Life Building’ 65 FOR SALE —HORSES WAGONS ETC. >-—FOR SALE, 2ND HAND PLATFORM wagon, harness and good moylug outht, cheap. SPRING A C. Raymer, 2408 N street, 143 " FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS JISON PHONOGRAPH, T34 i, Nob 511 106 MPAN .00 per ton, on bourd cars This prico may be withdrawa at any ROOF SAVE CHEAT, teamw, suitable for | | | WILL SUM FROM LOAN YOU ANY LARGE OR SMALL TEN \DOLLARS\ UP. WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE HORSE: CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECKLPTS OR PER’ SONAL PROPERTY OF ANY KIND. YOU WILL nuwm CALL oN /Ls FIRST, OUR TERMS WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL. You can pay the money back at any dime and in any U wish, and thus reduce the cost of carry- the loan in proportion to Amount you pay. 1K YOU owe a balance on your furniture or other personal property of any kind, wo will pay it off for it as long s vou dosire. YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR AKE APPLICATION. property, so that you » 0f both money and prop als0 find us n from 7 to X MONEY, 4. 60, 0 DAVS. CHEAP R And cany payments, on farnitare, planos, live stock, etc.. without delay or publlcity; cash on hand. Duff Green, room 8, kK \4.;” X X WILI LOAN MON curlty’ strictly Foom 4w Contine GILDER, R 27, OMAUA NAT'L BK MIss Mot ON_ANY KIND OF SK- confidontial. A. E. tal block. BUSINESS OHANCES. Y ROk SALE OR EXOHANGE A PATE Fight for Nebrasks, out of which n rustier can mnkuumva Address, 212 MeCague Bldg. 517 \ —FOR SALF, SMALI, GROCERY STOCK AND bullding clieap for cash. Address W. B, Tous- ton, Neb sl 9+ COMPLETE DRUG STOCK AND at Waterloo, Neb. Satlsfactory terms to the right party; only drug store in town. ¥nquire of Meyer & Raupke, or Katz-Nevins Co. Omabe. [t —AVOCA STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE OR trade. Address C. Follot, Avoca, In. 98311 FOR SALE, MARBLE & STONE BUSINESS dolng a $7.000 business. Geod loeation. Address C I, Beo. MI1000 1 Q. EOR SALE Ot TRAD] hennery. Address R., 6220 Center street. Omaha. 450 M19* Q’ FOR SALY, FINE ST. BERNARD PUPPIES jired by tho “famious Champlon Vietor Joneph. 500 1 Boe. Q FOIt SAL chienp. Milton ltogers, No. 834 20 uth §7th street. Ml 11 Y [ BUSINESS CHANCES IN NEBRASKA AND Town. Nochargoto cash buyers. Van Patten Business Bxchange, 55 1oard of Trade. Omha Neb I Y \WANTED, CAPITAL TO OPERATE A MAN- nfacturing business; 25 per cent dividends: no risk. Address C 16, Be ML 100 T—HARDWARE, 81,800, AND IMPLEMENTS, §330. ¥. L. Ball, Creston, 'Ne M2 1d A FIRST-CLASS HALL'S SAFE 00 feet of good shelving, 16th and Douglns. __ MISCELLANEOUS, R WANTED, WOk TEAM FOR TRADE, A g00d farm for sale, a furm to rent and furnish cattlo with it, a 6-room cottage to sell very cheap for cash. Marshall, room %40 AN il l{ LADIES AND G prepare for tho stage find Opportunily. moderhte. Address C 15, Bee. § ~ CLAIRVOYANTS. WARREN, —MRS. NANNIE V. Q— MRS, DR M. LEGRAVE, PROF D ‘trance elalrvoyant and’ life remder: tolls your Jife from eradle to grave: can b consulted on all affairs of life; bas the colebrated Egypilan broast plate to unito the soparated and causo marriage With One you 1ovi we one come all and 0o cou vinced of her romarkablo powers. OMoo and resi- dencedi7 s, lith st., hours s m. 109 p. m. Strict Jife clinrt and photo of your futuro wife or hus. band sent through mall for §5.0), chart alono, §2.00. All letters contalning 4 cents in stamps promutly answered. MSS-190 MASSAGE, BATH, ETC. e THER: mal baths, scalp and hair troatment. manicure and chiropodist. Mrs.Post 3195 5. 15th, WiLhnoll blic. T MADAME SMITIL, Roow §. Massage, alcot-oi, suluhur and se AT NO, 1118 8. ttage, No. 513 8. ker block, Tl ST, Bt ut TALL MODERN, | B0 Fldelity | Bz | 716 WEBSTER STHEET. MEG4 S CO modern, UTIN FIRST-CL Mot ” FURNISHED, b Isth streot. ' NISHED HOUSE, lawn, fneshade troes. 237 9 ROOM HOUSE: Call at onow, 42 TRABLE 6 AND § ROOM Capitol av OOMS FOI GENTLEMEN 8 50 1ED FOR | Miss l0* 00M SUITABLE 217 Haroey street, MI05 10% ROOMS FUK Nicliolas KD, ALSC ot UNFURNISHED Avply room 3, 2d floor. Ml 11 o onthi: 853 9 U JE, YOU "EARNESTLY INTEND 10 MARIY ) quick, well, honorably, send 10¢ for Matrimon al News-Morour, malled in plain sealed envelope. Mercur, 223 ith st., Now York 205m 11" U DERSONAL E. A, 1. ALL YOUR MATTERS have been fixed up. leturn home at once. A. 8. Joseph. M3 108 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. Vo HARRY WILLIAMS GUITAR AND BANJO teacher, w street, Room 1 M206 M1 & TEACHER, ZG.F. GRLL 0 Callfornia. 914 —_— MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE, OWEST RATFS. FIDELITY TRUST COM- 1702 Farnom streot, OAN ON“IMEROVED property, low rates VW ~CENTRALLOA \\ “ANTHONY LOAN AND TRU Life, londa at low r o socurity on Nebraska or lows farms or Omaha city property. ROC R GENTL board 1f dost 980 12 F-MOUTGAGE LOANS LESS THAN 7 PER cent, Including all charger Charles W. Balney, Omahia Nat. bank blag. T “KINGUE KOOM FOR ONE PERSON, #.00 604 8. 17th at. fmants, L FOI RENT for 1ight honsekoop! —_——— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD F-'nu: DOLAN, 309 AND 211 N 811 87, TWO 159 100 ROOMS 105 6 FURNISHED g, 812 8. 17h, —FOR RENT, board. Utopla, I Ty FLIST & SECOND MORTG LOANS ON Omaha property & on farms in adjacent coun tles. Send full description. Alex Moore, (i Boe bldg i y Y—Q‘wuu LOAN & TRUST COMPANY, 16TH ONEY 70 TOAN, #2300 FRIVATE EAVE. care of carrier NO. 11 Om UNDER 0. s Chiristian association, 111 So. E HANDSOMELY FUL u\mu:b FRONT 3 PR table boarders. Mra, Thompson, lmvpl'f- ROVED #3000 a0d upwards. § 101 per cent aun Saith & C0. b wud armey Douglas, loans money on city and farm Fy b low Tates Of Intorest. M08 M8 W o eanr. n oo i o s, AT zoal otato; ond or maro loaas. " Address A B G, W LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNT £ preperty No delays. Porow 'II.NIN REST. NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 84 the Webaier, 616 aod 418 X. 13tk v -0 u‘l“"w‘ 2N, \’ LH“ Wwor -WANTED n:u:trl. uu.:- QN uEnoveD & property; low re 1 company, 1t Fhrasw st T Avply Boston Store | | Y FUR SALEOL EXCHANGE, FOIt GENERAL store In £0od town, northeast Nob. preforred, Dak. land partly im: erty to hold; will Piorce, Neb.' 140 SHOP some cash. Address Lox I BLA K mru tools, for cash oF on ing for a g0od man, Add don, Neb. /-—FOR SALE, AT A BARGA /iresidence and neat barn City, Neb., about 100 miles south of Omahs. I can glve' a bargain in this home, or I can put this in with good Councll Bluffs lot and exchange for clear residence in Counctl Bluffs. Address M. R. M Warnerville, Neb, M40 10° FOR EXCHANGE. 7, CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M DS F: WILIL take real estate & money. Box 209, Frankfort, Ind NICR MoDEAN 7480 ACRES OF CLEAR LAND IN ONE OF fithe best winter wheat districts in Kansas to ax- change for 100r 20 ucre tract near Omaha city limits. Wil pay cash difference if property is #00d. " Address, giving price and location, 0 26, Beo 7 TOWN 100 FALL .* NEBRASKA, KANSAS i& Dakota. Wil cheap, or nge for mds., horses and cattle. Add. box 1, Frankfo ymm' 81000 IN DRY GUOD3, HATS, 3, Uboots. shoes, notlons, ete., for desicablo Ne. braska land, Address Kord & Pack, Stromsburg, Neb. M2 Ml 00D OMAHA RENTAL PROPERTY T0 ango for property in or near Los Angeles, Cal, number of your property and save ti dress Box Wi, Los Angeles, Cal ZBUsIN ¥R GOOD FAYM land n' Nebraska or lowa. G, H Poterson. B. liith. ;/ FOR EXCHANGE. i3tissonri timber lan N. T6th anha, Nob, 7—FOR EXCHANGE, iiouse tn Gmaba. lear and perfect title. BEST Aditross C KOUNT llor houso, 40 feet on lot or amall | and lof: 50 feet on motor line, Hamllton, for sale or exchango. Grahaw, 505 ‘agve blook lito FOR £X E ROADSTER, FAST, abam, McCaguo block 79 NDTO EXCHANGE FOR ¥, L Ball, Creston, Neb. MI22 10> PAYIN Bee pxchange for AN $9.000 WORTIH OF L. ary Kouds 0 AC Domalia,will No mortgages free. Within Healtby locat to raise veyetables, 8008 & Berr, NEAIL SOUTH placed upon the market March 15th. T taxes upon this property, abstract ninutes ride to 24tk and N streets, 0d residence placs, fine chance poultr: rms casy. Per: outh Omahi 313 w13 JLEGANT CORNER FOR RESIDENCE, 13 FT. aq., §15,000: handsome residence, % ft. lot, §18,00 Dne jarm 13 miles out, 86,00 F. K. Darilng, Barker block. P‘AII\I iana #8500 por OF 480 ACRES IN CASS CO., SPLESNDID d butldings, good orebard, iiving water, re. C. F. Harrison, 912 N. 'Y, Life. %8 8 TS0 DESIRABLE IMPROVED FARMS FORSALE ‘0., 15 miles west of Omahia. cres in Washinton Co.,12 miles north of Omaha. ¢ prices and terms apply to W. B. Millard, Omabs, Neb, M513 M19 Fosan /B, 2,500 CHOICE I0WA AND NEBRASKA farms. 1f you wish to buy. sell or borrow money on farms, write or call. Boggs & Hill, Omaha, Nel 141 M8 I OUSE OF T ROOMS, FULL EAST FRONT COR- ner lot, near car line, $1.800.00. C. F. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life. 3 8 TANTED, QUAKTER IN BARPY ‘county. nted, £05d quarter In Case county. Wanted: &b bl section tn kurs GOOD Wanted, © Wanted. go0d quarter in Pawnee county Wanted. good quarter in Cuwing county. W0 acro s noar Uniaha fOr cash. Wanted, good quarter in Stanton county, Wanted. farn for ot and cash 4 ucres near Owmabia. cent. W C. ¥. Harrlson, 91 v clear lot aud casb. NV LS BEST A CHEAPEST FARM Omalin. 100 ncres at $6) per nere. 2 ncros six miles from court house with 2,000 d-year-oldgrape vines, 1,000 frult treos, ote. This is B yory pretty place anid cheap, at £200 per Wo_ bave houses and lots 0f all kinds pr Monthiy payments Owaha Real Estato and Trust Co., NEAR Bee bullding. Mo FARM LANDS IN NEORASK South Dakota for sale on and low rate of interest agents. Send for catalo Mortgage and eral com D, Hayes rust Co plasto Man room 2, 419 M MIS 52 FEET ON MILL north of Hamilton street %5 Me O EXCHANGE [ {ary vonws, 196 slock house s1x rooms. - Graham k 179 Fom BALE bargnin W ACUES b MILES FROM CITY AT A Grabam. Me!ague block. ]T ACRES GO cheap. For ¢ atonce C. ¢ D LAND IN KNOX COUNTY,VE and terms_addross Harrison 1 M133 10 ND IN STAN- 300 per_ncro Harrison, 153 10 ” ALK SECTION EXCELLENT L, ton Co., 5 miles from Stanton is vory chioap at this price. C. ¥ Y. LAf Tuesday evening d recolve reward DRESSMAXKING. QASHIONABLE tumes. 1o LADIES GOLD WATCHL WITH SHORT chialn on S ewnrd streot or on Farnum b ) 16th und 10th streets, o on 24th street car on Return' o 10:1 Farnam streot MG 100 NING_CO8 Mstg 10 R v uiro ut o TAILOR- Tadlos” Tallor Corbett, %1 Brown M5 AL SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. slhmnlA\Ir BY MAIL WITH ANY OF THE standard typewriters at houe. Great ohanco for those either 1n city or country who cannot attend a regular sborthand school. Address Van Sant's chool of Shorthand 513 N. V. Life, Omaha. Ml DRESSMAKING AND LADIES at moderate prices nt Drossmaking block. FROM 25111 gray mare pony. Geo. Harris D 0 branded M55 8¢ EECOND HAND TYPEWRITERS. 1 3& BABD, DEALERS IN TYPEWRI] ERS All inakes bought, sold, exohange i N.¥. Life blag. el 553 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS (VW Ba JRMEKLY WITH JNO. G 1 W. BAKER ( + cobs, deceased, lator with M. O. M aul), tol. i taker and ombalmer, 316 8. 10th st PAWNBROKERS NI DIAMOND BROKER, 1303 0s st. Lowns money on dlamoinds, watchos, Old gold and silvor boyght. Tol 158 150 JA unde 00 RON, J.now ote. MARKET, THE REALTY RUMENTS placed on record March 8, WARRANTY DEEDS. Walker Moise to DN ( und 2, | vet of WSS featof s 1283 feet of lot 7, Johnson's add...... it ) Katie Waddell and husband to T 8 Markel, lot 12, block I, Lowe's 1st preigan to M 15.1 acres Innw so #-14-18 B H Osterhonds and wife fo B N Rob- ertson. lot 9, block 4, Notthtield emin to I Jekloe Stavwell & 1aha. lots 1 5,000 1 12,000 xwell & Trecs 100 e to Paula £ ame to A P Eckloen, 5 : erdinand Wies and wife to' M A Dis- brow & Co, lot 1, block 348, Omalia... A R McCandless. sr, toOnaha Belt Railway company "BOTC o § k1o o 6 und 7, block 5, “20tt ol s side lot 6 and 7, Block 6, 20ft strip through lot 7, block 7, part 1ot B, block 7, 10ft girip through partlot § and 9, block 8, ull in Isabel add QUIT CLAIN DEEDS. A A Bickel e Building association, lot 4, blmk Redick park.. M A Upton and’ hus! Davis, Upton Placo Anna Corrlgan et al to Anini 16. 1 acre In nw se §-14- DEEDS, Dedication of plat of bloc well & Freeman's addition Omaha Dedication of blatof block 2 Total and to J* orrigan k 1 Max- to South ‘same mount of transfers. CAUTION If you don't want to buy a Densmore Type- writer, don't examineit, Mageuth Station- ery Co., 1304 Farnam 8t., Omaha, Neb. “Improvement tho Ordor of (ho Aga" 1vis unnecessary to mention the polnts of su- periority possessed by the as it is now “, wo'l k!]nwu Its Record of Success Is Its Best Re- commendation. When 1t was puton the market rivals said ie would ‘not wear. Time has shown them wrong Ine ver tioular 'und has proven that the 8 STRC AHEAD OFALL CONPETITOMS THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER 00 Cor. 17th and Par Neb, HOMAYHEW, PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO.,8olicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb dyears Examiners U, 8. Pat, Office. Advlce tree PENSIONS! - CLAIMS! Ty ¢ T Complete Manhood AND HOW TO"ATTAIN IT. 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Sun'y) Carroll Passonger 0 « hieago Expr 05 Vestibule Limit 0 b m .Enstorn Flyer ... . pm|(Kx Bin.) Chie. Pass. (Bx. Moi) MISSOURT PACIFIC, Depot 15th and Webster St OUR FINANCIAL ~ CONDITION | Colonel MoOlure's Sensational Dispatoh Con- corning National Bankruptoy. CORRECTING SEVERAL FALSE RUMORS Henry Clews Favors Tss nce of Three Per Cent B Henry W, Cannon Denles That the Treasury D 1s Bankrupt. partment EW YORK, March 8. gram to THE BEE.]—The dispatch sent from Washington by Colonel MeClure to the Philadelphia Times predicting dive disaster because of the depleted con- dition of the treasury caused consider- able talk in financial cireles here. Presi- dent J. Edward Simmons of the Fourth National bank said in regard to the statement: “The writer scems totakean extreme view of mattors and makes sov- eral incorrect statements as well. To say that the treasury is in a bankrupt condition is absurd. If a man who owns $1,000,000 worth of property does not happ®n to have ready cash tomeet #5,000 he would not ve considered as broke by a large majority, This is the position of the treasury. That our credit is higher than that of any foreign nation was shown when Mr, Fairchild was sce- votary of the treasury. There will be no need of placing additional taxes upon the people conomy and retrenchment are all that are needed to make the financial condition of the treasury per- fectly sound.” Henry Clews, the banker, seid the statement that the condition of thing which confronted the people was appali- H\w was silly. In regard to the situa- tion he said: “I don't see why we in this country should stand serenely and quietly by whilo our gold foundation is being taken from under us by Austria, a government not entitled to one-half the credit possessed by the United States. The process which they have been adopt- ing 10 get our gold for a long time past has been to sell their 4 per cent bonds and use the avails to buy our gold with, dragging it from us in an unmerciful way, as aratst the spirvit of comity which should prevail among nations. Why, therefore, doesn't our government start without delay in this contest for gold and use her superior credit to put out bonds at a rate th will not eost over 3 per cent per annum, float them in Europe and draw gold from it? This would be an effectual checkmate to any further attempt to take our gold from ys. It would but require evidence of entering the struggle on the part of our government to ma them think twice on the other side before con- tinuing their present methods of forcing this country tosupply the Austrian, Ger- man and French hoarding of gold. The sentiment entertained by Mr. Harrison against putting out bonds, it is hoped will not be entertained by President Cleveland, as it neither wise nor | courageous and would appear silly when it is considered that at theend of the war the bonded debt of the nation was in ex- cess of $3,000,000,000, since which it has been liquidated by calling in these bonds and paying them off in gold until the debt has been decreased to about $600,000,000, a feat in finance that noother nation can boast of. Such a record justi fies maintaining the high credit which that process has established. Hence, supposing we could now, after taking up $2,400,000 of our4bonds, increase the debt $50,000,000 or $100,000,000 for the sake of placing the secretary in a strong gold reserve position, thereby continu- ing both at home and abroad the confi- dence in the government's ability to maintain indefinitely the gold standard for all of the gold paper money now in cireulation, as we are pledged to do.” President Henry W. Cannon of the Chase National bank said: **From my un- derstanding of the-state of the Treasury department I conclude that the dispatch from Washington which says the treas- [Special Tele- is ury is literally bankrupt is not true. | The sender must have been under a mis- apprehension. While very likely the large appropriations made” by congress | during the past few sther with | the redemption of over $28,000,000 of 43 per cent bonds, has reduced the avail- able funds in the tr sury to a low ebb | the treasury is not by any means bank- rupt. It should be by recollected that du ing Mr, Cleveland's former administra- tion, when Mr. Fairchild was secretary of the treasury, the country was embar- rassed because of the large accumula- tion of funds in the treasury. This accu- mulation had removed the currency from the channels of trade and locked itup. It is very likely better to have more funds | in the treasury than we need than to have too little, but the Treasury depart- | ment was originally only a machine for collecting taxes and disbursing the same in payment of government expenses. It | is now run, however, as a great banking institution and necessarily carries a ro- serve in order to exchange one sort of money for another.” . Trusts and Combinations Arve unpopular. But there is one form of trust against which no one has_anything to Thut is the trust which the public re- 28 in Hood's Sarsaparilla, and the best of it is the trust is fully justified by the merit of the wmedicine. For remember, Hood's Sarsaparilla cure Hood’s Pills aré purely vegetable and donot purge, pain or gripe. Sold by ali druggists. It -A_special to Washington CHIC the , I11., March 8. News Record from A STOMACH LIKE AN INDIAN, Why the Indians Never Have Dys- pepsia, Yet are Careless Eaters. No one could accuse an Indian of over.care. fulness in eating. Ho ate whut nature gave him — berries from the wood, spoil from his traps, game from his bow. Ilcate plenty of 1t, ate till he was full. 1t was not very well cooked sometimes, and 10 often nte fast. When hunting or fighting a day would often pass without anything being eaten at all. Yet he never had dyspepsia, He never “dieted.” We liear too much about “dieting " these QAays. A man musn't eat pie, or cabbage, or cake, or beans, or this and that. 't eat very much and he must do it very slow. Me mu-t never drink when he eatd, Ho musn't burry. He mum't worry. And so it gocs. ‘This is all very good advice. worry & man to death to remember it all. Why can't wo live like the Indiun in a beulthy, hearty, natural way? Because we hav ush weak stomachs. Rut how did th Indian possess such perfectstrong, digestion By taking that medicine of his, Sagwa, when. ever he felt thcro was anything wrong with bim. That Bagwa we huve now omployed him'to make for us, I you would take the natural American remedy for dyapepsia, Kickapoo S8agwa, you, too, would 1ot know What & weak stomnch or dyspepsin was. Thanks to the effoits of tie Kickapoo Medi. eine Compan Indlan Bagwn and other Kickapoo Indldn remodies are obtainable of any druggist, and thelr genuine curative ue is beyond comparison. Kickapoo Indian S8agwa. $1.00 poz Bottle, 6 Bottles for $6.00, But {t would | 000 for says: There {s considerablo excitement among World's fair people in Washin ton over & development yosterday. f a remarkeble and inexplicablo nn-dnkl) in writing the final drafts of the World fair appropriations, the Woman's builds ing Is given absolute control of the 8570, 11 World's fair |-v-v|nlu\n~n and the awards, and also, it would s y the entire power to appoint all jurors, inele and fomale. - Piles of people have piles, but Do Witt's Witeh Hazel Salve will cure them, - FALL OF A FINANCIER, Mr. McLeood Is Strain Every Nerve to Keep Afloat, . March 8,—[Special Telos gram to THE BEE.]—-Since the papers on February 19 announced the downfall of the Reading pool and Mr. McLeod's vather wide approach to tho breakers on which his ambitious schemes must inevitably ke wrecked, he has been straining every nerve to keep afloat. The lines are now being drawn so closely about him that in two woeks © less even the Philadeiphia people may see that he has been shorn of his locks, A blow is about to be dealt which will land him highand dry out of h's presump- tuous control of thé Boston & Maine, He has already, received a strong hint to resign, but has not taken it, This leaves him nothing in New England but the much bottled New York & New Eng- and railvoad, which is a candidate for a and which, it is asserted, Mr. McLeod may not be able to retain. In other words, he will confine his atten- tion to the territory west of the Hudson viver. Mr., MeLeod has the pleasure of watching the consummation of a close traflic alliance between his once favorite Boston & Maine and (to him_ hostile) New York, New Haven & Hartford and possibly the future control of the Boston & Maine by the Morgan interests, Whatever people in Philadelphia may think of Mr. McLeod, in Boston they do NEW YORE receiver | not look upon him as a great man, as he | young such an | | ists from St, Louis, | formation that the | with the Indians left | of | extraditi | effect found ont for himself several days ago at a recent secret meeting of the Boston Maine directors. Director Haven presented a vequest from J. Pieprepont Morgan that a committee be appointed to consider the railroad situation in New Englund and see whether the differences between the Boston & Maine and the w York, New Haven & Hartford rail- roads could not be adjusted so that the two systems might work closely and har- moniously sther. Mr. McéLeod was nearly taken off his feet with surprise when a resolution to appoint such a com- mittee was offered “If this reso. ion passes,” spoke the n, “you will place your- dircet antagonism to the New York & New England, which [ expected to ally with the Boston Maine, and, furthermore, you will sh that you in- tend to ignore me as president of this company.” “That's about the size of uid one of the directors was granted, however, g ment of 1 rnirtec blow at Mr. Mel.eod ate that his services were no longer ve- quired, hut nothing was said at the time ut his resigning. Mr. Pallinan was placed on the committee to confer with the New Haven vead, but he refused to because he is a friend to Mr. Me- Leod, probabl Another ! that has j con - ranged for all-rail business will be to the advant of the Lohigh viz: a through line for freight in connection with the Plat The Reading officiuls, it is suid, are arranging the deal, but it is done in the name of the Lehigh Valley and will be no advantage to the Reading in case the Lehigh Valley breaks the lease. The plan is to put on three passeng between New York and Chicago at a considerably lower rate than the standard charge by the New York Central and Pennsylvania roads. The two companies have ap- plied to the association for a $16 rate. With these corrections the Lehigh Val- loy can well go it alone as a trunk line. Some of the directors and a good man; stockholders are known to be enthusi- astic to cut loose from the Reading be- fore the Lehigh sinks any fur ther. The outcome depends upon the size of the dividends the Reading ean pay. While many of the directors are willing t have the anty reduced from 7T to b per cent, in vew of the uncertainty of paying even the latter, strong opposi- tion has been alveady developed to con- tinuing the lease. AT IS Visitors Are Growing More Numerous. Excursious to North Galveston, Tex., seem to be quite the proper thing lately. Large parties are being made up from time to time; many are now enjoying the genial climate and balm, air of that beautiful portion of our count; ‘ted, These isitors i ianufa and capital- Denver, Minneapolis, St. and’ other lavge cities, all at- tracted by the wonderful resources and pros- pects of ultimate importance which is asso- ciated with this thriving young city. The local agent of the North Galveston associa- tion, Mr. D. D. Smeaton, room 17 Barker building, Omaha, Neb., will be pleased to furnish information. The home address of the association is Box olis, Mi self in the matter,” The request 1d the appoint- was the severest seeming to indi- ge aul, Chicag: Trying to Fore Sl Sunday Opening. CHICAGO, TlL, March pecial Telegram to THE Bee.]—A. Stuart Beattic and Al Chafner, president and ccretary respectively of the Chicago Secular union, will go to Washington next week to begin action in the United es court to sccure, if possible, the opening of the World's fair on Sunday. They have consulted Attorney General Maloney, who has promised all the aid in his power. The suit will be brought over his signature and in the name of the state of Illinois. It will ask that an injunction be granted vestraining the World's fair commissioners from inter- fering, changing or meddling with the sunday elosing law. It is thought the losing cla an be proved unconstitu- tional and an injunction granted ve- straining enforcement. - Cholerine in Pennsylvin: Sewickley, Penn.: Wo had an epidemic of cholorine, as our lled it, in this place latol at hit with Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and _Diarrhasa remedy. 1 sold four dozen bottles of it i one weeik and h nce sold nearly a gross. This remedy did the work and was u big & vertis for me. Several persons who had been t vith diarrhwa for two or three weeks were by a fow doses of this medicine P. Kxarr, Ph. G, ndinns Have Idaho, March 8,— from Lapwai, brings the in- majority of the In- sary have signed the agree- ment for the reopening of the roser- vation. This comes us u surprise as two of three members of the commission appeinted by the government to confer for the cast a few days ago thoroughly discouraged over the stubbornness of !{1 natives. seeib Piles of peopie have piles, but e Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure them. Lt Russlan-Americans Protesting. NEW YORK, March 8.-~There was & largely attended meeting at Carnegie Music hall last night under the auspices the American-Russian societies to protest against the ratification of the on treaty with Russia. For throat discases, coughs, colds, ete., al relief is found in the use of Brow Bronenial Troches, Price 25 cents. So.d only in boxes. Moscow, messenger special dians nes