Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 4, 1894, Page 14

taken | Tamns will b numberad wors 80 ad 1y n of the chieck. SITUATIONS - WANTED. w " 1o n Noth T T ¢ untl 12 e m. for t Adver ¢ n enn h in tow, 1 thereatror, WANTED, Americ i &1 WANTED Addre e driver WANTED, enitn of the the pond who 1, oo A- MU Vi Y1 would y an §ive & 2 Address D & \ ARS ftion FOR RENT- HOUSES. th witter Call Tra THI Dodgo, furnace o P TWO_HO L. Hill M E T Continued, WE HAVE LIST 01 rent at yery low among city and clstorn hotse of 8 rooms e, clt’ and i 0. And S il | 4 | BLGHT George ROOM HOUSES, #TH gas, bath, ol nth. 619 N, twenty Life D. USES, 5-ROOM. JOHN ONE MODER 1OUSE v Inquire 10th stre TOOM HOUS shade, ete ONE fafs In 1| 1l at 1112 Harney stree D-M15 THE OMAHA FORSALE HORSES.WAOONH.ET Continued. ALL KINDS OF doilar, farch 6 1 will have hort. time omly) at 1213 I full line of fine carriages, ¢ victorlus, park and by riies, bugs ns, carts, buckboards, all kinds 1 'pleasute wagons, drays, mik a wigons, which I will' close out at ¢ ON THE DOLLAR. and everything first-clas Come and sce and be convinced that you can buy anything you want at half price at 1213 Far num street, Omaha, N MUMAUGH, AB TVEHICLES AT 80C ON TH n exhibition (for Fram street, Omaha, e, landaus delivery A full line w. P ———————————————— FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 10c n Tine cach Insertion, $1.80 o line per Nothing taken for less than 23, DALED HAY FOR SALE. THE STANDARD C Company, Ames, Neb., have 2,000 tons of good barn stored hay for sale. All orders filled promptiy. Q-7 ED, 1,000, MORE OR LESS, ORDERS FOR Veriont maple sugar. H. M.' Stevens & Albans, V. QMEGS 4 RICK AND SECOND-HAND LU Inquire old Hartman school Q—Mo21 6 “Rates, month, WAN fancy WANT W.W ET-CLASS ‘all at 1018 8. TAILOT 10th street EITUATION. A0 40 WOIRK ence and Aty ex 177 4% ANTED, "WORK," “WOR foren. Moder D 63, Tiee A ted, Addre TH HOLI tate, Wit ne A A1 MAN Chighest MAKING this refer TRAVELING South Viatt worth WANTED MALZ HELP. Vi rd Rates, first Wiereafler, N x e o w \n 25 inser TALL- ) How- FURNISHED; INS an Wringer Co., 16 AME BOLICITORS. ¢ SALA on Invention of th Ink Er 1 like mé Age 125,00 per week the Monroe Eraser Wis. to slght ing 2500 particular nis are Ifor further Mr FAILORS WANTED AT FRANK J. TED, GOOD CAN 1614 Tzard str WANTED, MEN 10 TRAVEL et e cltira: $60.00 10 $100.00 expenses, | Address, with stamp, Grinda company, 105 and 108 Wabash Chicug WANTED, braska to ¢ tens and SAT M100 4 . box 44, § GOODS the tail_trade: well on ight to every business man or firm; o, Y ond expenecs puli: permanent I #ition. For particul address, with stamp, ntennial Manufacturing Co., ample to ER WA gent fo wcturing CANVAS s exclusive half manu fu RovaIYs full infor: 1 town b8 retuils for mation gladly Howard streets WANTED, (- two fetary S yor “hich MEN experience in to drugglsts. Co., 161 Ce TRAV madicines Medicine selling pre G RAL AGE X handle a fast selling article. Must )t invest in goods to start in bisi- ‘Address 1, R. Cross, Lawrence, I ACTIVE ABOU o sell o ite stands hout retail e its free: we trade 500 to $10.00 THE CALIFORNIA Towest prit lst. ¢ best fittin Send for Brookiyn, WANTED, TRAVELINC this state; also state ma Merchants Specialty Co., € fo0d positions. Rapidg, Ta. 1180 40 or ac- SVANTED, A FIRST-CLA expericnce, and goad refor countant required. T MAN RGETIC MAN UNDER slesman, with unquestionable v reliuble, to solleit for a 1l classes of professionul and uirements e severe and Salury and ness men. K necossitites fzxl AND SELLID jewelry and ER WEEK USING s for plating watch Plates gold, silver, new goods Different sl illes and shops. Iasy op big profits. W. P. Harrison 11, Columbus, O. TED, MBN IN BV as privite detective under instruction: heriencoe essary. Send stamp. Deteotl Indianapolls, Ind. BIDE LINE, $2.00 ) . PAID TRAVEL- ok men_to appoint . agents. - No_ samples. \ Wiite S F. Rowins, 115 5th avenue, Chicig). Y COUN' un o By word first _insortion, 1o a_ word “Nothing taken for less tiun 2ic. IRST CLASS COOK AND LAUN- mall family $6.00; apply Mra, RO tr Burn's ¢ FOIt street OM thereaft FULNISI TWLY 1ith st., FURNISE without T ma TWO 1 nt FIRST rooms f and light; For It thing REN 3B WITH ity. o0 D169 4* M eet, ihi hina Store, MOT s N NORTH opposite crove, Iy 1-ROOM COTTAC 7‘ 3013 LEAVE HOUSE; MODE Insertion, 1e n for Iv HARNI word first Nothing tak BD 5O« FURNISHED Flat 2. 15D ROOMS board. Call FOR at 2107 WITH ORt iglas, B—084—§ 1E0 1011 ROOMS. Farnam, BATH; 101 REASONADL Mint 44 RNIST ROC sdern ith street E- FURNISHED FLOOR, BLY r tirer Burt str car lines: heat FURN Modern con TWO It NISHED word _first_fnsertlc Nothing taken for less 4 1o a word WOME DER CARI OF 11 S 19th st F—883 Chri first class. NICELY first class bourd, DESIRABLE at “The F ms HANDSO! hon LARGE iy, suit AND BOARDING T 2109 Douglas’ street, H_ROOM W Mary's ave. FURNISHED SOU 233 St FIRST nzer,” AND_ S| 116 SOUTH ROOM. ate. ME o, steam, ot FRON bl ROOM IN DRI Nothing taken for less than 23c. tures, W the offle FICES building, ments leld out to permanent to Jobst Dros., ing. LF, bater id AND C 2626 W RESH COW AND A fresh Jersey cow and calf, st LI Afternoon FRESH MISCELLANEOUS. Rates, 1% o word first insertion, 1o n word thereafier. Nothing taken for less than Zie. FORLLEASE, 20 OR 40-ACRE TRAC Fiorence lake, $1.00 per acre. Hogey & - ¢ BUIL COWS. CALL G 0861" MILCH h and Durt st (S NEAR Hil) 037 M ARLINGTON HOTEL Capitol avenue and 13th street. Building to Te removed of subject to ground 1 Written bids will be received till March Address R. 8. Berlin, Continental block R-147 4 1..u SALI 1894, CLAIRVOYANTS. h insertion, $1.50 a line per 0 for less than 2c, 10¢ u line ea month. Nothing tak MRS, DR H. WARRE liable business medium; LATRVOY AN h'year at 119 N. 16, ] PROPHETESS-JUST ARRIVED, Wentworth, the young and gifted Bzypi and occult selentist; reveals the dark foretells the L future; reunites the separs peedy marriage and ) love powder can ive 1 past wee on - plan nd sex, with 3 and 4, 417 S—MI0S 4° MADAME who King s m of the dute of birth mall to parl AlLthos chart by cover the p: puper with and sond by 11t street, MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Rates 1% & word thereatter, Noth lc n word than 2. first Insertion, MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD, 19 DODN MME. BROWN, 1813 CAPITOL AVE., MASSAGE ment and medicated bath SMITH, G2 8. 10TH, Massage. vapor, alcoiol, and sea bath MADAME room 3, phurin Rates, 1%c thereafter. MASSAGE mal Laths. and_chiropodist. Withnell block MES. BARTON Istry at 24 8. o, 1c n word than 2. a word Nothing ta TREATMEN A and hair treatment, maniou Mrs. Post, 019% 8. DATL Y BFI‘ QU I)\V M\R( H 1 189{=TWENTY I‘\(‘l"" SE——— ) MONFY TO LOAN CHATTLL’Q Continued WILL LOA MONEY ON ANY KIND OF tly coplldential. A, 1. Harris, nental Woek. MONEY LOANED ON all articles block MONE FURNITU LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS, planos and furniture of all kinds. = Businéss confidential, Haddock, room 427 Ramge block X808 — e BUSINESS CHANCES 10¢ a fine each ingertion " Nothing taken for less (i BALE, MEAT MARKET FINTURES AND y ‘sfock at Glenwood, In. M. H, Hyers; Y3 $1.50 a line per O NTRALLY LOCATED ensy t Box 618, city P00 .00 YIELDS $i5,00 W FINANCIAL pression does not affe infallivle Handleapping system. Zest and safest speculi tive Investment offere rd successful year rospectus free, Y DRUG & me, MOAT 2 S opportuniti making sents the advantag culation in railroad stocks and grain. To know how o do this as well as the most experienced, write for our little Jbook, to Epucul Majled “free. Addr orn Stock Exchange Dldg., ey few 4 offored by RVICES OF to put into established pnyin 52, e Y R WANTE to 85,000, for a new article of ¢ profits nseured; no risk, Addr Kuhne, 2631 Decatur st., Omalia. BRICK YARD WA desires o brick yard be contracted for vieinity ¢ P, 0. Box N NTINE, NF 3,000 brick could clay in address D—VAL ; ‘about this season; good further farticulars , Valentine, Neb. Y133 4 SCHLITZ BLDX( nings from $300.00 ung men—for middie-aged men in_Omaha—f ple outside You will be eurprise n can do with a mount nd investigate store in Omaha for $6)0.00. ce of o life-time to engnge In o manu- turing business with a practical man: busi- ness thoroughly established; only $50) $260.00 cash will buy . boird house pletely furnished; fin located; @ surprise Restaurant €O, ROOM com- genuine n® lodging house, complet st given o . daily sales’ $15.00 to $30.00. 2 meat market ears, suitab) s, ) rent in Ne- furnish @ first-class having Inquiries daity cinds of business, - 1f you have a businces 10 Ive us an early call; and If you want th business of any kind don’t forget to call for nearly all & Co., Room 22, Schlitz Bldg., Omaha, 158 4 WHO CAN with some sineas pr the out- with a real estule It Interest with one YOUNG OR glve unexce knowledge ferred) side v office MIDDLE-AGED MA ional” reference (one the real o who would be ok inconnection can purchase o 1 Bank refe i GOOD LAND ¥ of merchandis C. Ritchle, Y WANTED, CLI STOCK GROCERIES mdie. worth $3,000.00 to $8,000.00, loc t section near Missou \te free of incumbrance. Business Address P. O. box 1338, Lincoln, ¥—M128 5 INVENTION an with cap- Sure mone: T —MIT 10 oR ed Wil MAN HAVING A PATI D desires to corre ial. Nothing comumon ke, Address Robere Blliot; M A word first rtion, for less th 31 line per TORY Luiiding has o fire mplete steam heating fix- o Tl idors,” gas, ete.” Aply at e Tee, jestty RE THE ECHLITZ and Special induce- ants. Apply hlitz build- 1—Mesh roof wter FOR L 16th Harney. rooms 60 and 51 16 MONT! store; i town; esy Tiensou. "OR IENT, Charles THE 3-8 nam’ st 27th street. TORY 113 LBASE OF STORD, NT, THIRD FLOOR ABOVE MY fovitor service and best focation in clally good for dress making. Mra J. “SALOON IN LONG PINE Rapp, Long Pine, Neb. S10RE BUILDING, Bokgs & Hill, 1405 Far BLOCK, nvenient hall on_Monday. E. Currler, 1306 8. 1173 4% IN nd - most in_the city Address C. for 1 FOR E. South € sons & Wilcox, 2415 NT, THE BEST STORE ROOM IN Omiha, Next 0 postoflice, Per- N street, South Omal I Rates, per_mont! ne first Insertion, $1.60 Nothing taken for less than 25c, ANTED TOR work, Call at 1309 So. 9 and ¢ their homes, 1 . South Den: 1ILE HOUSEKEEPER Vidow, WANTED, A RESPI on i ranch in weste lish or German prefer month and board. " Light w send photo, Apply 1. D. THesse Camyp Clurke, Cheyenne county, Neb, WANTED, ), AGENTS 70 SELL THE {ion St. Patrick's day’ ornam ofit; sample Gej try them. Max }0] J—M86) 4 mon: able w profit; sample free. ¥. H, Gat Lou TRIAL BOX n sure cure or wanted; light profit- medjes Co., Schlos- TOR refunded; agents k. Mot R IN ALL ;indtspen rotafls for LARGE CITIES ible; sells to bays 100 per neyer, 15, 161 4% Mo. J TWO L. DS TO road; must be of gvod position to right party. 1718 Dodge street. FROF. BOYLAND OF WASHIN the world renowned dresseutter and fnventor of the rule and tapeline system, IS now in you; and will teach the first ‘twenty-five ldies i sch srough course in seien dresscutting nd invites all ladies who ar ted In artistic and dressmaking to call and in- My object for doing this is to merits of my wonderful system known throughout the st Come while it Jthing _to learn. Hours from 9 m., 1718 Dodge street, C—140 4% GOOD ADDRESS WHO HA! cquaintance In this eity or any I vicinity as loeal representative f W York publishing house. _ Ad WAN me D, on the munent nd, m. to 0 p. oF HIRT MAKERS Barker block Soim e NTEEAALEL AND FOMALE AGENTS TO pay; samples_and terms free. C. E. Marshall, Lockport N LADIES CAN MAK ing and addressiy no CAnvAssIng; D stamped enyelope, Bend, Ind. 0 DAILY 1Y roulurs for us at n permanent; reply Miss FOR RENT- HOUSES. 100 n line each insertion, §1 Nothing N for less (Hun 2o S IN ALL OF THE CITY Davis comp 05 Farnam. D. FROOM COTTAG N, CHOICE fora Circie, SNiputter, 204 b In HOUS Ratos, m HOUS 0. I DARLING, BARKER BLOCK DN a8, X K W MODEKN 8-ROOM HOUS AL AGENCY, 607 BROWN BLOCK. AND 4-ROOM APARTMENT Foferencos required, 816 S. 22, FINE ( IN CLOUSER all_other room 2, 1623 L convenlences. arnam, IRNER D—M335 1902 CALL- 3R H, 1308 Californfu. D-504m208 AST FRONT, arnam FROOM 1, 1wl N S-room H, fornla st} 5 FooM §22.00, MODERN CO Fldelity Trust Co., TAGE, 1102 ¥ HUTCHINSON, 162 D RENTAL AGCY 3 Farm s ‘LUOM COTTAGE, Tnquire 85 ¥, T5th st. FROOM CORNER FLAT WITH ALL MODERN conveniences, 2001 Leavenworth st D—3i9 318 l-'ulll’ RENT= FLATS 137-139 AND 1ith street; 9§ rfooms, bath, el month > FOR RENT, TWO OR THREE NICE room houses near Hanscom park: all o conveniences, Hicks, 305 N, X, Life Bldg D g BTIL o W0, 93 NORTI D 13400 $15.00 ALY T dern ANTEL freo by rivalled. welghts, hord (B NERAL new art ), AGENTS. SAMPLE SASH malil for stamp. Immense. Only good one ever Invented. Beats Sales unparalleled, §12 a day. Bro- ox 80), Philadelphia. J 18 WANTED, SELLING 11 exclusive’ territory; no no ¢ u.u.u cquired; 200 to 300" per ‘Colun uny, 69 and J LOCK Un- first-c WANTEL large lot 1 1, B RER rooms for light references, D, - TO REN and modern conveniences. Address e, K157 4% on hou Do, OUR ping; UNFUR- must be YOUNG Bourd Address MAN WANTS ROOM AND HOARD, must be good and terims reasonubl D62, e K172 4 BTORAOE Ratos, month, W line cach insertion, $1.50 a line per hing taken for less than 23c LADIES, Aduress Litdy 1 THMA, wtarrh, ete. Five 16th and Dodge. U 1 HOME TREATMENT Health bock and eonsulta or call, Viavi Co., sulte attendant, FOR, frec, Bee DId U VIAVI, COMPOU nehitis, consumpti s free at R. 53 Uouglis b WANTED, MARRIED MAN OF good soclal standing in the community in which he resides to send us 26 cents in silver for a year's membership in the Southern Correspond- ing club and our list of 100 beautiful and wealth who desire gentiemen Epon the Journal Co. 1se hington, D, C. U MARRY.—IF YOU WANT A HUSBAND wife, rich or poor, send 1) cents for matri- monifal paper, sent sealed in plain wrupper. Mr. and Mrs., Drake, Central Bank building, Chicago, 11l — Y 19-YEAR-OLD s to be n GIRL, FOR CE ricd within two .00 cash. For d css, Marrig ran cisco. 161 4% BRIGHT Inquire U178 40 NE TO v girl 9th street, DOPT A wecks ¢ WANTED, SOM healthy orphan ba t 405 North WANTED, A PARTNGR WITIH manufacture a carpet cleaning soap. vegetabla compounl spap out. Lary good seller; first ciuss re T JANUARY FEBRUARY 1 g 15, TOTAL ... $,000.00 The best pront; We have paid to our o Profits paid twice o withdrawn any investod; money can be $20.00 to §1,000.00 cun be rmation. nkers ady rokers, w_York, 182 4% 1y, N Rat month, STOCK want Ind. 1 OWN 100 FARMS IN and Dakota mdse., horses Frankfort, Ind. ch insertion, $1 ken for less than OF MILLINERY AND_ horses and” catt] TNOTIO NEBRASKA, KANSA Will sell cheap or exchange for and cattle. Address box 7 —01 DESIRE ADVANTA- geous, spo honorable marriage, send ivc nd reccive spring 1ist of respectable mar- riageable persons and full inforn sealed envelope, Mercur, 228 B, York. IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING TO L. A of guaranteed cure of blood poison in 30 days by ‘addressing A. C. Jones, 8% Adams street, Chicago. U LADIES, TONTE 18 THE ONLY SUCCESSF bust_developer known. confiidential particula Mis. Dr. H. T. Miller, aled) for 26 Quincy street, Chica GREATES Strenztlio nteed, & H. SANTAO, and r known Guar T. Miller, 21 e ATTENTION veloper will enlarge ¥ anteed. Sealed instru lustrated_catalogue, 6¢, ar, 3. BINET PICTURES WITH FULL, descriptions and residences of ladies who wish to marry, sent sealed, only 10c. We have 7,000 lady membe 1y beautiful and wealthy. Agency, di 67 Chicago, 111, () LADIES! * BUST DE- 5 inches. Gunr- 2-page il by mall. Bmma Toilet U fon, $1.60 o line per loss than Zic Rates, 10c a line each in: othing taken fo ¥ TO LOAN AT LOWES Daviy Co., 1505 Farnam st. T RATES, THE W80 MONF 0.1 LOANS 0! city propert ent; no delays, rham. PHONY LOAN AND TRUST €O, 818 N. ¥. Life, loans at low rates for choice ecurity on Nebraska and lowa farms or Omaha city _property. W- MONEY TO LOAN RAT improved and unimproved Omalia real 106 years. Fidelity Trust Co, 1 W—s93 AM GRAIN ELEVATOR IN BEST PART (e, for general merciandise, or grocerics, Lock box 16, Wood River, Neb. 2902 6 MILES FROM CEN- merchandise, “groceries ntral City, Neb, 242 M1ge AR 16)-ACRE merchandise. 160 ACRES HAY LAND, tral City, o trade for preferred. Box 554, C: FOR EXCHAN farms " in cr X o for Creighton, Neb. 2 HOUSES AND LOT, BRINGL revenue, for vacant property. A goo mile from good town in western 1ow house and lot in Omaha. J. D. Zi block, Omaha. 2 OR EXCHANGE, corpothition for 0.00. Also mdse, or xton bik. THREE N A G0OD farm one STOCK uity in vod_cott farm, W, colony andy for RY BUS good_farm. 1f nece will pay difference of §1,000. Address 66, Be "HORSE FOR O 00 pounds; Will give FOR TRADE, A FAMILY that weighs’ from 1,00 to 1 pony for one that will drivé ence._Address D 6 3 WHAT HAVE YOU IN WI South Dak. to exchange for cl Address C.' F. WELCH, Eau Clair MINN, 01t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. 100 a line cach insertion, $1.5 Nothing taken for less thun i LOTS AND FARM Barker block. 903 Rates, month. ' ) W line per 5, HOUS trade. F. K. Darling, BARGAIN sale o FARMS IN DOUGLAS clty property. No_ deluy. Fidelity Trust Co., 17 rnum st W—Ms9d MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent. W. B. Meikle, First Nat'l bank bldg. = W—84 CENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO,, 08 BEI bullding. W95 MONEY TO LOAN ON county and Omaha ¢ STORAG and che STORAG 2 FOR HOUSEHOLD GOO) D rate. R, Wells, 1111 ¥ 8. CLEAN 5 WILLIAMS & CROS, " WANTEDTO BUY. Rates, thereaf WAN dlear Omiaha. WANTED, stock, N siring a p D, land an, Tae_word firat insertion, 1o o bthing taken for less than 25c, word MDSE. FOR Brown bl N-93 RAL Ziitie, STOCK OF G cash, J. D, TO BUY §2.00.0 WORTH OF DANK ‘) preferred, by experionced man de- Adilress D 16, Hee N—-9 YOUNG Bee, M103 4% Goon Cheap. TEAM OF must b Address D_49, AN quarter 4, Bee for price. NTIRE clght-r RECOND e in HAND TYLER Kood repalr” and SHIRT ch SECOND Must be HAND cheap. THR Phaeto Address office. N “ROLL| ational bithi. 3 BUY § M. Answer Hox 3, TOP 1 MIN7 4 OND-HAND BICYCLE iving particulars and La Platte, Neb, N—116 4% O FOR SALE-FURNITURE. EHOLD FURNITURE OF AN 1808 Bo, 2th street O—Mos7 6 HOU om house. URNIT wishes drews C BAGGAC by het mont, PUIE Hats for Drumm HEATED party Ad: Mo &% AM locatl O OF _TWO 8T both full fof clty; In good al leave Hee, o 5, ch insertion, 31 ,{'IEEJ.,T Nothing taken for less than ic i PRESS W & Co. Half and, wate. Box Douglas, b BUILT spring, 3 et; good 6 Weat 9th street, P26 6 AND K. MORTGAGE LOANS, A. MOORE, %1 N. Y. L W7 LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Lrénnan, Love & Co., Paxton blk. WM ON REAL ESTATE, WARRA , bougat, Garvin Bros., £10 MONEY TO real estate, LOAN notes, e OMOHA LOAN & TRUST CO. 16TH Douglas sts., loan money on city and property at lowest rates of interest. ED, APPLICATIONS | Lrown bik., Omaha, MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELB. farm W OR LOANS, J W Tates, 100 a line each insertion, §1.60 month. Nothing taken for less than e MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan you any sum which you wish, small or large, at the lowest possible rates, in the quickest possible time and for any length “to sult you. You can pay 1t back: i stallments as you wish, when you wish, and only pay for 1€ us long us you keep it Lorrow on 10LD FURNITURE AND WAGONS AND RECEIPTS, ) NY OTHER PIANOS, First foor above the THE OLL LARGEST AN LY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA IL SECURITIES, win with you, N0 PUBLICITY r small wmounts, LOWEST POSSIBLE RATE ¢ IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIM MONEY THAT you may puy back at any {ime and in any amount, is at ROOM 4, WITHNELL ek, cor. 15th and Harrey sts. THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. X408 Three of the finest lots in Clov dale only $300 cach A mew thosand dol full lot 2 blocks from $1,300.00, casy payments. An - eclegant home West Farnam S0, Rouso " cout over house on a car line, ®pipELITY TRUST CO., 1j03 Farnam streét. GEORGIA AVENUE. WANEAV VINIDUIA FOR SALE- REAL ESTATE TO INVEETORS WE OFFER 1 FOLLOWING GILT EDGED INVESTMENTS IMPHOVED OMAHA PROPERT HANDEOM DENC t plon il %000 it HRICK BLOCK, new v 10 per cent net on cash in price $14 \nd modern estment of PROPERTY, i will pay 11 per ce €17 LAND, Knox ) per acre Howard county ction 11, $8.00 per ner ) ACRES In Wheeler county, Neb, 3 ction 202211, 100acres undor cultivation of the beat farms In the county, $12 v ner 500 ACRES in y county, Neb., wection and 1§ section 18-18-12, only 3 miles from rth’ Loup o Ry, and 4 mifes from station on B & M. . Tt Good %oil, runnir water, ete.; will make excellent stock farm Jistedd withy us for qul t $8.00 por aore 2,000 ACRER nea Neb., on it 1, good " sol efc.; can plow thiee fourth. lent wi " cattle h neld at to 8,00 per nere, Wi offer the entire acre, | than half its value A SPLENDID INVESTMENT. front lots on Cuming stre 40th, two of them corners, two'story busincss block, nice five-room flats ab the three lots nre cheap at $1,20.00 each, or $3 ) for wll; th bulldings cost ahout $6,000.00, making . total valuation of b0, 1 can offer the entire property_for quick sale at $5.500,0) READ OUR LIST OF CHOICE O erty for exchange Business corner, 132x132 feet, on of 13th stree ) per front foot $0,000.00 at & per cent; will tra ranch or wild land 9 feet frontage on Farna .00 per 1 will take T First-closs brick block will trade tantial brick nt BATGATNS (X 160 ACRES M tion 10-20-4, 46, 160 ACRES 'In unty, Neb. Wil wir mike ox nding land s Owner must_sell act for $3.70 per ne south 18th and batantinl W two with n two store AHA PROD. red Farnam incuml for near 20th in income value for good lamd. ining new fulr wood park, West Omaha tiake 23 in Towa or Ne Hicks Heal Estate Agency 500,00, inc grounds and 450,00 per acr fraska_land 03 Na Y, 1 SALE, 40 ACRES AT BARGAIN stmeont, P. Tukey OF 12 ROOMS pantry, furnace best locations, cle fully equ 1 in_every to step right into, and any bout to 1 The wh 1ot and furniture, $12,000.00, 1 t and ¢ offered for sale family e away much of sent year. Address D 56, e, It HOME closet FINE and oy articular bariain for outiit, house e than ¢ it of the pi time WO coTraG it % SEV cholce. nelgh west of court SIX AND street, Life, 1914 SALE, 9-ROOM B 1ot HOUSE ON ixI82, $5,000.00. Wl take ty In part payv. Al desivable corner in Walnut Hill. Inquire 210 Plerce street RE-MUS 100 Pl clenr HOME, at an TWANT A areain, but You NOY actunl tremendous Lt ko north Dy nesday. $,000.00 take 4 h Wwith barn, on Poppleton 10-room all’_modern hou full east front lot, within ons com park, $7.20.00 All modern 7-room South 25th street n Nice Geroom cottag $1,8: on 1 avenu biock of Han louse, shade trecs, ete., on Hanscom park, $3,00.00. home on North 19th stret, cottage, full east front lot, In Walnut 51 room cottage on Franklin street near 35000 takes it 2 15ts In fon View terrace, cost 250,00 tnkes the twe Lot in Springdale addition, cost §1,2 now ‘Cor $600.0 Fine front lot on bl m o H m it sold_aquick, § Full_lot in Hanscom Place, s takes It Davenport & Waterman, rgla avenue, park, worth cost $3,000.00 X181 N HE PROPERTY of Hickory and ON SOUTHWEST CORNE Thwenty-seventh stroot Tents equal 716 per cent on valuation of §5,000,10. Will be sold cheap i€ taken at once. “Inquire At 1506 S, Zith street. RE-AT4 40 UIT PURCIHASER balanc 1ton, 31246 WITH avenuc 1 $1,000.00 takes it? 1o building. R E— WITH D HOUSE TO take small payment down, payments. N. S 4 R on’ good 1 1-ROOM lot on 10t ftselt &0 500,00,V 111 Board of OR HOUSTS well Doty house George SALE, and_ciste lot raul, BETTER YOUR n Oni nusu made T NNOT DO money than to invest at the present time, for the past ve Cehtments absoltely safe. Amon cholce plecos of property oftered non up better than Sevmour's addition, cited on the plateau north of Omtha, one- fourth of a mile south of the new Miller parl res and boulevard now being improved pense, It will cost you only a postal il partleulars, plat, etc. $25.00 cach e on long time buys George B e of Tvads Bullding: T g N You The muny can show being lo- J. Paul, Reom 111, SLENDID CHANCE TO ODT. NICE e or ten-acre tract close to Om: noffer for quick sale during the coming e acres, West Omaha, clegant tract, only 100.00. s, just outside city limits, with cottage, 00,00, . near new fair grounds, W I Smath cotthes only 990,00 tres, splendidly adapted for small fruit, 3 plendid tract, only five miles from postoftice, splend| Tocited ~ to receive the Denefit of Omaha's future growth. It is only twenty minutes drive from the postoffice fiftcen minutes drive from South Omaha, $37 per acre. AMia" BARaAIN 10 room cottages ne splendid neighibor Hicks, 305 N. Y. t Omaia, AT ONCE Hanseom TWO park st in taken fo a line Nothing AND SE HAND, s Adaress Borden & Belleck Co. st., Chicago. —— e ~ MEDICAL. word_fir othing taken for I SOK'S NEW M stomach and Rates, 10c per month. oD nt of eart, ulldng. M e e e MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. word Tirst 1c Vothing taken for less than 2 HECK, BANJOIST a8t CF nerves, AND 1510 Cal UN’DERTAKERS AND EMBALMERB 1o n T word first insertion, word Nothing taken for less th L. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR embalmer. 1618 Chicago st. Tel. 9. TAND i SHDRTHAND AND TYPEWR!TING. word_ first_1r Nothing taken for less than BCHOOL, OF SHORTHAND. Ask for circular 1o insertion, 1o n word “Rato thereat ANT'S . Omaha LOST. RE—620m21 RIAT ADVANTAC OF st/ been demonstrated during the last financial erigis, which has distressed 0 many city dwellers, Be indcpendent of city life by settling dn the beautiful and fer : valley of the Rig Pecos, In southeastern Mex Incrensing values, perfect cli- exce facilities, unlimited supply, 1s, churchies and fine . Eight million dollars expended by the Trrigation and Improvement Co. In re- diming the fertile., lands now for 00 to $30.00 per acre, Includin tual water rights. Ten years' time for payment This 18 one of the finest frult, vine, grain and stock raising countries In the world. Special Wducements to colonies. For descriptive pamph let address Pecos Irrigation and Improvement Co., McCoy's Hotel, Calcago. I E—MIOT 4* FOR SALE—TH rural life have b mate, water PAYMENTS, A §)-FOOT Only $1,600.00. D, ¥ 15th street. R 13-M104 § FOR SALE, ON EASY lot with 6-room cottuge. Hutchison, 105 N. TWO BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOMES, LARGE lot, fine shade. $2100.00 and $,000.00, “C. C. Shimer, 211 N. ¥, Life Bldg. RE-—MS0 § WILL BUY 160 ACRES OF LAND miles from o railroad station in Hrown South Dakota; $200.00 cash requl on tme. Address C. C. Flotcher, D. REiE—Mo24 4 B HOMES, LARGE RE—MS0) § 300000 thi county, DEAUTIFUL COTTA fine shade, 321000 and v, 211 New York Life Blog BNAP. LEVEL, one mile from city limits, on 6 years time; some Life buliding. RE- RICH GARDEN $60.00 to $100.00 trade. Call MaI* GREAT lands, Bar e IN, N. B. CORNER ®TH AND HICK BAR ¥. K. Darllog, Barker block. K E—MJT0 ory. 0 n word first insertion, 1o a word Nothing taken for less than 25c. 'WEEN 17 AND Finder please © [ ZTWO GOLD RIN as and Central schoo o this office HAND 8A'I Reward for treet 155 45 Y DBESBMAKING. HEL, AT 2D AND HAR return’ to 2126 Harney word Tates, 1%o & word first Insertlon, 1o e G othin taken for Tess than 2o KTuwn 3 DRESSMAKIN m 16 bett, Kountso 1 TAILOR-MADE Madame Co MISS UPHOLSTERING. 100 a Nne cach insertion, $1.50 a lind Nothing taken for less than 2 . GENERAL FUR- Rates, month. LODE UPHOLSTERING Biture repairing; ostimates’ and information cheertully glven. All work called for and promptly attended to. 202 Faruam stroet Telephon Ma23 ————————— per Stockholders Meeting. Notice {8 hercby glven that the regular meeting of the stockholders of tho South Platte Land Company will bo held at the of tieo of s1id_compnny. in Liucoln, Nebraska onthe first Wednesia March. 1504, belug o 7th dny of the month, by order of Bourd of Directors. R 0. PHILLIPS, Seorotary. Fot. 6th, 1803 d tbe Lincoln,Neb, — [GARBAGE CONTRACT RILLED |2 nur(n Decide that it Granted a Monopoly and is Therefore Void, JUDGE FERGUSON RENDERS HIS DECISION rpetunl Injunction the Franchise Granted to the City Councll the City—Minor ¢ Issued Against A, Macdonald by Verdict Against rt M Until the declision of reversed or disturbed by the supreme court of the state any individual in the city of Omaha n y engage In the business of haul Ing garbage, 50 long as he complies with the rules and regulations of the health officers, The oelebrated Macdonald contract has been knocked out; the demurrer to the petition has been overruled and a perpetual injunction has been ordered restraining Alexander Macdonald from interfering with persons who may want to go into the gaibige business. At the same time the court has upon the minds of the members council that in the future they ore careful and not grant exclusive and to parties who Judge Ferguson is impressed of the city will be u franchises may apply Last July an ordinance found its way into the city council granting to Alexander Mac- donald the exclugive right to remove all of the garbage within the city of Omuha for the period of ten years from the date of contract, proyided for by the terms of an ordinance. TMs ordinance was passed and in due time it reached Mayor Bemis, who, after looking It over, returned it fo the council with his vefo, holding that the prices provided for were cxcessive and that the whole matter was against public policy and was in the interest of monopoly. This veto was refected and Macdonald’s contract was approved, a_majority of the members ot the city council insisting that the mayor was wrong in his views regarding the sub. Ject. After Macdonald had it was somo weeks before he made any at- tempt to cngage in the work which he had undertaken, but at last he claimed that he vas ready to start. In the meantime, how- ever, George D. Smiley, one of the heavy property owners of the city,went before the courts, bringing suit to restrain Macdonald from holding the cxclusive franchise as granted by the city. He alleged that by g ing Macdonald a ten-year contract to remove garbage a monopoly had been created; that the action of the council was unconstitu- tional and the whole proceedings were void. He called the matter to the attention of Judge Ferguson, who granted a temporary restraining order, after which the case was argued. This was some weeks ago, and after giving the issues careful attention the Jjudge handed down Lis opinion terd deciding that the tempo injunction should nd. In passing upon the case Judge Ferguson stated that the city council might have a perfect right to locate a dumping place and regulate the handling of garbage, but It had no right to create a monopoly for any person or per- ons. Such a course would have done in England centuries ago, when it was the pur- pose and object to ald monopoly, but that time had passed, especially in Omaha. The terms of the ordinance and the contract, he declared, were unconstitutional and against public policy. Mr. McDonald was seen in regard to what effect the decision of Judge Ferguson de claring Nis garbage contract illegal would have, and said that he had not been able to ce his attorney to talk with him since the decision had been handed down, and, therefore, could not say just what steps he would take in a legal way. One thing was certain, and that was that he did not pro- pose to stop handling garbage, but under just what conditions he was unable to state. monopolies ured his contract Charles Bondalay's Estate The estate of Charles Rondalay has been settled and County Judge Baxter has made his order by which the proceeds of the sale of the personal property, amounting to g0 to two brothers, Francis and Peter, residing in Belgium. Charles Rondalay was a coachman for R C. Cushing, and three years ago, while the members of the family were sofourning In the western mountains, this coachman took the Cushing dog and locked himself and the beast in a small bed room. The next morning man and dog were found dead, while the gas was filling the room, escaping from a jet that was turned on. It was the opinfon ihat Charles had committed suicide. The man left a small amount of property, over which a pretty controversy aro th Belgium authorities insisting that it should be converted into money and sent across the ocean at once. George Shiclds, who was then the county judge, insisted that the e would have to take the regulat course and so notified the forcign officials His letter was referred to the president of the United States, who in turn referred it to the governor, and for a time there were /idences of a rupture in the friendly rela ons existing between the United States and Belgium. Price of His Son's Position. B. T. Garst haa sued the Waggoner-Birney company of South Omaha in an action to re- cover the sum of $1,000, which he alleges Is long past due. The plaintiff alleges that last coa NO. 101 RELQRE of tho sondition of tho OMAHA NATIONAL BANI, at Omaha, in-the stuto of Nebraska, at tie close of business, February 25th, 1504 RISOURCES, Loans and discounts.... Overdrafts, secured and unsecured... 5. 8 bonds 1o cireulation U. = bonds to U. deposits . s on U, 8. bonds urities, 25 40 o 16,385 02 socire 30 50,000 00 Beeiro 152,000 00 17,000 () § 101808 62 Bunkin ture and fixtures.. 200,000 00 Other real estute mortgages owned Due from natlonul binks (not reserve a-ents) .. #171,621 58 Duo from stute b nd bankers ... 110,552 Due from approved r SOV agents = Checks and othicr items. .. Exchanges for cleirin “house os of Gther banks Fractional puper curs rency, nickels and cents,., Lawful money in buuk. vizi Lozl tondor potes. Kgdemption fund_ with U. S, treusurer (3 per cont of clreutation) .. and 62,17 82 003,204 25— & 114,048 44 83,057 00 sh iis 8,276 98 orve LIABILITIES, Capltal stock patd In... Surplus fund. Undivided pro expenses wnd bank nding. Due to other natlo Duitks. ... Duo to SLito unks and bankers. N 731,078 71 Individual doposits sib- Ject to checl 217,470 K1 1.274 1,000,000 00 5 105,000 00 Toss Laxes notes - ul 81,147,576 78 Dewmnnd certificates of deposit The certifi Doslt Certified checks. Cashier's chocks Stucding United Stutes deposits.. Deposits of U. 8 dis bursine oficy [ o8 of de- 308,410 52 EXTRT oute 188,120 58 104,258 78 45,040 44 3,810,100 51 Total ... sesnsnnnsssnns SHUTRZES 04 Stato of Nobriska, | County of Douglns, 1 Wi, Walluce. nained bank, do wbove statement is Lrue knowledge und bellot. WAl WALLACE, © Subseribed and SWOr 1o before uie duy of March, 154 RICHARD CARRIEK, Notary Public s of BWOUT to the tho alo that th best of my \shior soleninly ashier. this drd Correot—Attest A, J. SIMPSON, GUY O BARTON b Directors. W.B MILLARD, the defondant $1,000, that his son Willlam 14 be provided with a job. Another of | the conditions of the loun was that when | Willlam was discharged the money should | be returned The plaintiff charges that nth of July his son was let money has not been returr Verdict The city of oh he advancad \.w the understand during the out, but that | n | the St tho was A Clty. Omaha dled with a Judgment of $1,000 yesterday in the suit brought by Fannle Bowman, administratrix e of Artle Bowman, deceased. was a vacant lot up of the os Two years ago there In the vicinity of Davenport and Twenty- eighth streets, During the summer months a large pool of water accumulated upon this lot, extending Into the street. One day a number of small boys of the neighborhood tore up a section of the sidewalk, out of which they constructed a raft, which was launched upon this inland lake. Young Bow- man was among the lads who took passage upon the raft. As the thing glided out from thie shore it tipped over, throwing the saflors into six feet of water. Artie Bowman was drowned and his mother brought suit for 000 damages, alleging nogligenee upon the part of the eity in not causing the filling of the hole. I v the jury was Instructed effect that if the city had caused the location of a lake at that place, one that would at- tract boys, then and in that event the city would be liable. Minor Court Matters, The caso of the state against tag, the young South Omaha accused of stealing from Mayfield, was dismissed yesterday. Mary B, Needham, estate of Charles P. in probate court ye why she should not to tha Anna Pon- wirl who was the house of Gene in criminal court administratrix of tho cdham, deceased, was erday to show cause be fined for a failure to le the proof of notice to the creditors of he estate. The hearing of the matter was continued until next Friday. O. B, Horton has sued the city of Omaha, iming $£1,000 damages by reason of the chang of grade of Charles street. Heo avers that hie owned a lot in the vicnity of, the change of grade; that before the strec was graded his lot was on high ground, but that afterwards it was in a deep hole, which filled with water. iR e THEATERS. “A strong play presented by a strong com- pany Such is the report that comes from cities In which Efie Ellsler has apeared in her new play, “Doris.” At Boyd's theater the first two nights and Wednesday matinee of her engagement, commeneing Monday, March 5, local play patrons will again have an opportunity of seeing this talented actresa in Robert Drouet’s successful play. Ad the heroine, Doris, Miss Ellsler has a part in which her talent is given full sway. By many it is judged to be a stronger character than Hazel Kirke, in that there are oppor- tunities for the display of other emotions than grief and anger. As an eminent critic rved, “There is emotion in ‘Doris,’ but there is also fire and strength, She demon- that her strength lies not alone in tears, but in wrath as well.” The public is tully acquainted with Miss Ellsler's standing 5 an actr nd the artistic value of her performance has ever been recognized. There is an indescribable charm about her manner, her simple, home-like ways, her abgorbing love, that compels the admiration of her audito As the centerpiece of an ideal domestic picture Miss Ellsler is worthy of all praise. “Doris” s called a strong play and a good one. The plot is carefully worked out and developed in a masterful manner. The play ls intended to combat a prejudice existing among some people against the marriage of divorced couples. The ex- cellence of Miss Eilsler's support has much to do with the good quality of the perform- ance. Frank Weston, ~Robert Drouet and C. W. Couldock cannot be excelled in their respective lines, and of the other mem- bers of the company report speaks in the highest terms. or the final perfomance Wednesday even- ing ‘“Hazel Kirke' will be presented, with the usual great cast of this company. It has been decided to make the Wednesday matinee a popular priced one, an_ innova- tion in Miss Bllsler's engagement that our play goers will appreciate The original and best of all the railroad plays will be presented at the Fifteenth Street theater for four nights and Wednes- day matinee, commencing with matinee to; “The Danger Signal” was written by Mr. Henry C. DeMille, who is also the auth Mhe Lost Paradise” and “The Wife, The Charity Ball,' “Men and Women” and others. The play is writton in the style so associated with all of Mr. DeMille's successes, in that it treats of people and incidents in a simple manner, and in a way caleulated to touch the hearts of all. In “The Danger Signal,” which Is termed a realistic comedy drama and written to please the masses, the play deals with incidents thrilling and sensational, which are produced with effects seldom seen upon the stuge. The Cannon Ball express, con- sisting of a_locomotive iron), a tender, two coaches (Afty feet long, twelve and one-half fect high), crossing the stage at the rate of fifty miles an hour, a cyclone rotary snow plow (such as is used in the far west during a snow blockade), a frelght train and many other effects at once thrilling and realistic. The switches, switeh lights, signal lights and lanterns are the same as those now in use upon all railways, and the telegraph instrument which clicks upon the stage sends a message quito as well as those either in the Western Union or Postal offices. The play has been a great success from the start, originally produced at the Lyceum theater, New York it for an extended run it has since achieved a success on tour, at once re pmark- able for the great monetary and artistic re- sults attained, The company has been chosen with great care and is an evenly balanced one. The management of Boyd's and Effle Bllsler have made a_popular move in giving price” Wednesday matinee, re- Serving the best seats at 60 cents and 25 ts. “Doris,” Miss Ellsler's very success- ful play, will' be presented with ‘the same Wt and attention that mark the full price evening performance. One of the cleverest comedies seen hero in a long time will be “Innocent as @ Lamb," presented by Mr. Roland Reed and his clever Pompany. The plece ks an eccentric comedy, in three acts, and gives Mr. Reed splendid opportunities. An_exchunge says: The character, as played by Mr. Reed, is prob- ably one of the most artistic efforts of genu- ine comedy yet undertaken by him, as his {mpersonation in no way depends upon horse play, grotesque grimaces or vulgar bids for bopular applause, but solely upon subtle and delicate play of features which indicates the manner the mind of the supposed character is affected by the ludicrous situation, —This is art of no mean order, which is divided by a hairbreadth only from pathos, 8s was plainly observable at many points. ~The im- Dersonation recalled the pecullar style of tho celebrated Frederick Robson, who used to May in a loughable farce the business of Weeping over a wiliful daughter and drying s eyes with a cabbage leaf. This used to ot the audience in a roar. One night, how- ever, the fancy struck Robson to test tho mpathies of the house by treating the cab- bage leaf business with pathos, He was re- warded by seeing everybody in tears in the midst of a roaring farce.” a ‘“special Mr. Reed will open his engagement at the Hoyd on Thursday evening next in “Innocent as a Lamb,” and on Friday and Saturday ovenings his latest American comedy ‘'‘Da- kotw At the Saturday matinee “The Woman Hater” will be the bill The attractions for the present month ut Boyd, following the engagement of 1 Reed, are Hallen and Hart in “The ¥ primrose and West's minstrel's, Mabel the Conrled-Ferenczy German company, Remenyl Concert Herrmann. - - Marrluge Licow The following marrlage sued yesterday and Addre H. J. West, Omaha olle Dodd, Omuha C. Donahue, Haltl Grace D. Herryman L. H. McClellar licenses were 18- Age. e B in 4 2 Emma Pries, Omaha. (mado of steal and ~ *