Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1894, Page 7

_8PECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements for these solumns will be taken antil 12:30 p, m. for the evening and until 9:00 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editlons. Advertise uesting n numbered check, ean have Iresned to a numbered lettet in eare of Anmwers no ased will be delivered upon presentation of the eheck A SITUATIONS - WANTED. 5 tion, 1 i1 PHAR word first fnse thing taken for loss t WED Hates, 1 thereattor. =~ N BITUATION WAN Y macist; twelve 1, T N ommended nklnt in SUNTIY NEWSPAPT 3 A8 BDIL litant by strictly tempernte, well Tec- Joung ‘man. Able and wiiling to camponing room. Wages minor con- want permanent situation, C o, Mendotn, 111 A-M g WILL PAY dini AGH ), intormation ) per week o 15 18, Dec A--M313 118 WANTED, AMBERICA 10,00 to peraon furnishi to position pnylng §1 Teferences given, Addre ED, WOF board or ) WAN Ada MORNING AND BV ot 19, who A— M3 D, PLAIN SEWING OR HOL 8 PASTIY witaly NTED A ph N BITUATION WA baker. Addres Neb, 2 WANTED--MALE HELP. rtion, 1o a word first_in word ates, 1% sthing taken for less t 3 INSTALL TURNISHED; o , 1600 How- rlean Wringer C 125,00 per woek l'nl“ further sraser Mfg. Co., RToRs W AT FRANK J. RAMO TAILORS WANTED AT FRR Tk ent Chom} sight, W ini $25.00 RN FROM $2.00 TO ranite block B 201A6 WITH Studio. S ROTICITORE CAN. KTG00D CRAYON ATIST WANTED Gth and N streets, South Omiha r 26th and N streets mahis IBRS A8 AGEN every for full partic 8. McConnell, Big gond Chicugo, WANTED, A PHYSI Towa town; first-class opening. Beo office. OUR TPRO. 15, blunkets, ills, 339 100 WANT s duction, comprisin flanneld, ete. Address box 66, Philadelphin, WANTED, BXPERIENCED MEN T TANTED, A MAN 0 TAKE AN OFFICE small _capl required. Address, with stamp, sneord Junction, Mass, Mfg., Box ncord Junetion, Mass ] AGENTS MAKE $5.00 A DAY. Kitchen utensit ever invented 2 to 6 sold In 2 "cents. WANTED—-FEMALE HELP, Word first_Insertion, 1o a word thereatior. - Nothing taken for less than 25c. A« 0 GENE 7S WANTED_A GIRL TO DO GENEBRAL HOU Work i family of three. Abply al once 039 8. 20th Ave, 5 < WANTED, TIRER GIRLS 1 tuctory; German o Koty SN unsaut, 1020 5. 18ch. GIRT, FOR GENERAL HOUSE small family. N 122 Rates, 1% swedish proferred. o3 3 WANTED, A GEL ‘assiat In’ househiold work; no w pleton ave. WANTED, at paper boxes. and’ Dodge s o2 i A YOUNG GIRL, GERMAN PREFERR aasist with housework, — Apply after 2406 St. Mar) GIRL WANT! Pop 2 10 TO_WORK Co IXPERIENCED GIRL nta Clara Mg, ot & 2 M43 1% GIRL, 613 5. 9041 §TRE WANTED, NURS THSTRER WANTED, FOUR talloring work. Sioux City, Ta. "FOR RENT_HOUSES. Tates, 10c a line each insertion, $1.5) a line per FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES. ntinued THE BCHLIT Special induce. nants. Apply itz build. 1MASH STORE, 309 8. UTH. 1312 OFFICES FOR T IN bullding, 16th and Harney ments held out to permanent to Jobst Bros., rooms 6 and ng. 16 MONTHS LEASH OF 3.8TORY S1ORE BUILDING, 1318 FAR. Boges & HIll, 108 Farnam st 1-$68m.-2 N Per. ™HE nam st THE DEST STORE ROOM Next door to postoffice, 2015 N str suth Omaha. 1158 10 AGENTS WANTED. en, 10¢ month, RENT, \th Omiha, Insertion, $1.50 a line per n for le « line ea thing tal AGEN LADIES AND ( well new patented article Jus sellor; big profits; no rlaks. - Investigate nd stamps for particulars. Putman Mg veland, O, J—M TO AKE ORDEF AGENTS we will pay big_commission it on application. York City INTS 7O SELL ADDING jusiness men. Address Frank S e ville, Mo, K236 10 MACH WANTED—-TO RENT. 1 Tho_ word A word Nothin first _insortion, taken for leas th Tates thereafter. R RENT. W. G, TEM. WANTEI 1219 31 HOUSE 38 Paxton block STORAGE. line cach insertion, $1.60 n line per month, A 2 Nothing taken for lees than 25e BTORAC AN and cheap rate. R, FOR HOUSEHOLD GOOL/S; CLI Wells, 1111 Farnam, —ss8 STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROS, 1214 HARNEY. WANTED--TO BUY. 1%c_word first insertion, n word Nothing taken for less than 25c NERAL MDSE, FOR Zittie, Brown blk., Rates, thereaffer WANTED, STOCK OF GE clear land and cash, J. D. Omahi. Y O e can make your house a WRITE if you scrub i HOUSE tw ith S EAN S0P SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. MADE ONLY BY N-KFAIRBANK & €0~ CHICAGO. MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. Iates, 10c a line each insertion, $1.50 a lix month, Nothing taken for less than 2. LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVE city property. $3,000 and upwards, b to 61 per cent; no delays. W. Farnam Smith & C nam. ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 313 N. Life, loans at low rates for choice sccurity on Nebraska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RA improved and unimproved Omaha_renl est 110 6 years. Fidelity Trust Co. 1702 Farnam. W—883 MUIR & GAYLORD MAP AND L] F. D. Wead, 16th and Dovgl ND-HAND GOOD 8 435, Blm Creek, ap. 130: WANTED, pump tools ch FOR SALE—FURNITUEE, h insertion, $1.5) a line per s ‘than 25c. TWO STEAM HEA full of roomers; in good location. O-M2iL 10¢ a line oF sale; both leave city; Tee. TTURE COMPLETE OF §- ood location, reasonable rent, In- cludes everything necessarry for housekeeping, y_cheap. "B 15, ee. 0255 11 Fon'SALE7Hon51§é,WAGON§,E;‘c. tes, 10c a line each insertion, $1.5) n line per b.' Nothiag taken for less than ALL KINDS OF VEHICLES AT 00 dollar, After March 6 I will have on exhibition (for a short time only) gt 1213 Farnam street, Omaha, o full line of fink carriages, coupes, 'landaus, victorias, park and canopy rigs, buggles, phae tons, carts, buckboards, all Kinds of business and ‘pleasure wagons, drays, milk and delivery wagons, which I will closé out at 50C ON THE DOLLAR. A full line and everything first-clas: Come nnd see and be convinced that you can buy anything you want at half price at 1213 Far- nam street, Omaha, Neb. w. MUMAUGH, ON TH P. FoR SALE, GOOD SADDLE PONY: gondidion:” rellable; o bargain. Aply FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. a_ word word first_insertlon, 1o STANDARD ALED HAY FO ave 2,000 tons Cattle Company, Ames, Neb. of good barn slored hay for sale. All orders filiedpromply. eSS ARG FOR SALG TWO POOL AND TWO BILLIARD tables, Manhattan style, monarch cushions, size 4% by 9, and all fixtures pertaining thereto. Tables not used one year yet. Will sell or trade. For particulars write to Frank Georke, Carroll City, Towa. Q200 Ad* FOR SALE—TWO FRESH AT 2% Webster street. Q-213-19* cows THE W00 DOUGLAS No defay. TO LOAN Davis Ca MONEY 0. MONEY TO LOAN ON county and Omaha ol Fidelity “Trust Cor, 17 tmst, W-As9 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 por cent. W. B, Melkle, First Natl bank bidg. ' W- o4 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real eatate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton ik “Mig2 CENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO., 5 BEB bullding. W95 L ESTATE, WARRANTS, GOOD . bought. Gar r .+ Lite. I6TH AND ty and_farm LOANS ON R notes, et OMOIA LOAN & TRUST CO. Douglas sts. loan money on property at Towest rates of interest. W—863 WANTED, APPLICATIONS FOR LOANS, J. D. Zittle, Brown bik., Omaha. W33 MOITGAGE LOANS, A. MOORE, 601 N. Y, Lite. W20 —_— MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. TRates, 10c a line each Insertion, $1.50 a line per month,” Nothing taken for less than 23o. MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS, planos and furniture of all kinds. ' Business confidential. J. B. Haddock, room 427 Ri block. X MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan you any sum which you wish, small o large, ‘at the lowest possible rates, in the quickest possible time and for any length of time to sult you. You can such Instaliments as you wish, w and only pay for it as long as you keep It. You can borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, R8I35, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES SEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, ANY OTHER SECURITY, Without publicity or removal of property, OMAHA_ MORTGAGE LOAN'CO., 26 SOUTH 16TH STRE st floor above the street. OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA, = WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF security; sirictly confidential: A, B. Harris, Foom 1, Continental block. X867 MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, all artioles of value, Fred Terry, 90 iumgd Continued. ALL WILL BEXCHANGE business for farm implements esu John Smith, R stock. Al National Bank building PROFITANLE sod farming om 402 Fiist Z—M1 12 2 CLEAR LOTS, NEAR LOGAN PARK, TO trade for Nebraska land. Willlams & Mittan, McCague building, opposite postoffice Z—M3 12 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. HO! . LOTS AND FAR F. K. Darling, Barker block, 908 BARGAINS, sale or trade. Three of the finest lots in Clover- dale only $300 each. A new thosand dollar house on a all lot 2 blocks from car line, $1,300.00, casy payments. An’eiegant home West Farnam sreet $11,000.00, house cost over $12,000.00. FIDELITY TRUST CO., 702 Farnam streét. RE-529mat T 2 AP. LEVED, RICH GARDEN lands, one mile from clyydimits, $60.00 to $100.(= per dcre, on & years Hthe; some trade. 940 N. Y. Life building. [ - — = DARGAIN, N. B. CORNER %TH AND HICK- ory. F. K. Darling, Barker block. ‘IR AT BARGAL rijsey. FOR SALE, A FINE BOMB outside of ‘bath rooms, seloset, pa furnace woom, etc., in one of the best locations, tly furnished and fily equipped in every ticular, ready to tdp right inio, and ain for anyone aboot’ to locate. The whole outfit, house, lot and fumniture, $12,000.00, much less than cost and only offered for sale on account of family belng away mach timo the present year. -Address D 5 o1} R E—15) a3 —— ROOMS CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE. all sizes, locations and price 1 under foréclosure; by, eastern partics who insist on_immediate sale,, Also Nebraska farm lands, Will sell at half $fue, and casy terms. R. I Rarikine, Omaha‘National. banlc. R E-M208 SAST SLOPE G-ACRE TRACT, OVER- looking elty; splendid’ transportation faclities a bargain on your own terms, C. O Shi 2 N. Y. Life. RE—262 156 block. IR SALE, CREAMERY AND BUTTER BUSL- 2420}% Cuming street, Q—M246 11° AT HALE PRICE, BRICK PAL- clay grinders, y for startiog a brick’ 19th, Omuha, QM8 13* SALE, wheelb everything n Address 1604 yard, N month, Nothing taken for less than 2e. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY THB G Davia company, 1606 Farnam, D—S78 #ROOM COTTAGES, MODERN, €HOICE IN 5 Circle. 8. Elgutter, 204 Bee byild- Buantord Circle. " C B3 Bee bl SIS, I JARLING, BARKER BLOCK. HOUSES, F. K. DARI m AW MODERN §-ROOM HOUSE, 31 & MASON NEW MODERN §-ROOM i MASO! z INCY, 607 BROWN BLOCK. RENTAL AGENCY, 607 I ND 4-ROOM APARTMENTS, STEAM HEAT; A eces sequired, 1o B 220, B AN CORNER Tind ol otior comveniances “@George Clouser, room 2, 1628 am. Folyrren FTOOM 11, 101 N. 5; -ROOM H, 1302 CALI- Tormin, st} Srroom H, 1408 Catitornin, NODERN COTTAC FRONT, Fidelity Trust Co., 1302 Farnam, Fidelity Trust Yo TROOM '$22.00. . 1023 Farnam. D-MSIS M2 RENTAL AG'C THOOM CORNER FLAT WITH ALL MODERN Ve Ichtonr b4 Licavenworth st D=0 91 “ YIBYER'S SORSANNIST B THRER BIGHT-ROOM HOUSES, #TH AND Dodge, furnace, gas, bath, closet, ete., twenty Qollirs per month, 619 N. Y. Lifé D085 NEW 6-ROOM FLAT, MODERN INMROVE 10t} sirect. DMIT2 100 . ONE OF THOSE CHOICH P, B, dler block, 16th and Call ‘at 102 Ha MODERN _IMPROVE- DM 100 NEW 6-ROOM FLAT, ments, 1112 8. 11t s, WANTED, BVERY PERSON IN OMAHA TO 1 arnam street and see the only ssful_crude ofl cooking and heating stoves In operation. - County or state rihts for sale WY DBALED HAY FOR SAL co¢, Ames, Neb FOR SA enworth st. ADDRESS JOE PAS- Q201 11% IREAT DANE PUPS, 202 LBAV- 3. Harold. 9 THI NEBRASKA STOR NOW READY. Al newsdealers, Don't rent or buy until after reading one. Q—M300 119 FOR SALE, SECOND HAND ENGINES, IN first class Shape, from 5 to 40-horse power. In- dustrial Tron Works, Omaha Q3218 MISCELLANEOUS. Rates, 1%c o word first tnsertion, 1o a word thereaffer. Nothing taken for lesy than 2. FOR LEASE, 2 OR #0-ACRE TRACTS NBAR Florence luke, 33.00 per acre. * Bogey & 10 ACRES OF CHOICD 5 miles southwest of postoflice. Apply E. McMonles, 1163 Harney stree R—M314 120 AGO STREET, Co., 1511 R—234-12 o D. T, 1710 CHIC STABLE FOR RE! grion & Son Apply at James Dodge street. 1 soil; good 5 miles N. R, H. M270 12¢ bulldings: ‘all new 3, of Moomfleld Neb. Apply at Loucks & Co., Danbury, Ta. CLATRVOYANTS. THE PLACE TO BORROW. MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MONEY ON HORSES AND MULE MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECELPTS,, MONEY ON MERCHANDISE, MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, MONEY ON goods that remain with you, MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, MONEY IN large or small_amounts, MONEY AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSILLE TIME, MONEY THAT you may pay back at any time and in any amount, 15 at ROOM 4, WITHNELL block, cor. 15th and ‘Harrey sts. 2 THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. SHOJ B ; . Y. LIFE DBLDG. RT TIME LOANS. 701 N. TUEIDARS _— 'BUSINESS CHANCES. Rates, 10c a line each nsertion, $1.50 a line per month, ' Nothing taken for less than Zic. DRUG STORE, CENTRALLY LOCATED, ON easy terms, Box 618, city. Y—900 FOR SALE, 9-ROOM HOUSE ON PIERCE street, lot 45x183, $5,000.00. Will take clear city property fn_part pay. Also desirable corner lot in Walnut Hill. Inquire 2510 Plerce street. RE—M143 100 PARTIES LOOKING FOR A HOME OR AN investment’ can get a barkain by calling or addressing 3924 Grand avenue. RE—220—12% ARM LANDS IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA: 100 mcres near D, & rafiroad town, 63 acres plowed, 3800 per $30) cash, baiance easy payments. 320 acres near same towm, 65 ncres in cultivation and ten-acre grove, $8.00 per acre; good soil, easy terms. Now Is the time to buy, as land fs increasing in value very rapidly. Williams & Mittan, room 313 Mc- Cague bullding, opposite postofilce. RE—267 9 620 ACRES IN DOUGLAS COUNTY, WELL improved, with running water, for $10.00 per acre; will sell part or all. Also 8 acres in Merrick county for $15.00 per acre. Wil & Mittan, room 313 McCague building, opposite postoffice, RE—267 9 ONE'200-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. APPLY TO W. J. Harrison or A. D. Rose, on farm, Bl $200.00 YIELDS $45.00 WEEKLY; FINANCIAL depression does not affect Rowe's Infallible Handicapping system. Dest and safcst speculu- tive Investment offred; third successtul year: rospectus 1894 free. C. D. Rowe, Box 127, rooklyn, N. Y. Y—M46 M21* I WILL EXCHANGE GOOD LAND FOR STOCK of mechandise. W. C. Ritchle, Pender, Neb. Y—MI79 11 FINEST AND BEST OR SALE, ONE OF TH paying saloons in Fremont, Neb. Reason for selling, sickness and other’ business. or address G. A. Jurgenheime; I DESIRE TO INTEREST 3,000 TO §7,000 C ftal in extension of well established, clean and legltimate business that netted over 15 per cent on $7,000.00 in 1893 after paying all expenses and fncluding allowance for personal management. Everything clean and above poard and investi: gution invited. Address B 9, care De: Y—M271 170 MEAT MARKET FOR SALE, CENTRALLY located; fitted up first class; dotng good busi- ness. Address C, Beo office, Council, Bluffs. Y257 AT A SMALL T family without children, a nice nine r { modernhouse, 316 North'20th st., rent reason- . able. Boggs & I, 108 Farnaii St FOR RENT-TO RENTAL AGE 013 LEAVEN DM VICELY FURNISHED, within 10 minutes walk of of two; refore ISROOM HOLU worth. MODERN e gouLll Of Fa court house: aress B 13, He TROOMS, 81 8. 1711 STR DoMET Ave —_— FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS. “Tiutes, Mio word st Insortion, 1o n word NOthing taken for 1exs than #o, D ROOMS FOR n and wife. Rent I TURNISH 1ot taken In_board. E~260 FOR LIGIT » ¥ FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Rates. o word fimt i 10 a word thereattor. © Nothing taken fos ¥OUNG WOM Women's Chi rtion, NS HOM an: avsock UNDER lon, 111 TAND BOARDING 2100 Douglan ¥tree PARLOR Wi F-257 80 JOMS WITH HOARD. ALSO DAY LOA W7 K. 4R street ¥ 5 ILAKLE ROOMS WITH BOARD, REFE i NN 1N 140 T ROOM, St Many's ay tnsertion, for les word first Nothing tuk 3 ROOMS. 1811 LEAVENWORTII . e 204 120 IWO UNPURNISHED ROOM: AHEht & Lasbury, 1600 and How T hows) —— FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES i RENT, THE ASTORY DRICK BUILDING, ' G Faimui st The bullding s a firopmok complete stewm heating fix- e uHtlee of The PLEASANT epinz, Mg ROOMA Howant si. foors, §as, vie. Apply at Lee. -0 “ike_ word first insertion, 1o u word Nothing taken for less than Ze. LAIRVOYANT, RE- n“Vear at 110 N. 16 SLisi MASSAGE, BATHS, ETO. Rates, thereaft MRS. DR. H. WARLEN, lable business medium; TRates 1%0 n_word first Insertion, 1o a word therentter . Nothing taken for loks than o . MADAME DERNARD, 1410 DODGE. '—M235 12 MADAME SMITH, t02 §. 18Til, IND FLOOR, voom 8, Maange. vapor, alcohol, steard, sul- phoring and sea baths. 11§ 100 MME, DROWN. 1814 CAPITOL AVE., MASSAGE treatment and medicated baths. 319 15 M2 PERSONAL. Tiéc a word fist Insertion, 1o o word Nothing taken for less than Se. \ BLECTRO-THERMAL Scalp and_halr treatment, manicurs and A, Post, 6191 8. 1ath, Withnell bilk, U880 Rates, baths. chiropodist. VIAVI, TOME THUATMENT FOR LADIES. Hualh ook and consultation free, Address or call, Viavi Co., sulte 36 Bee Dldg. Lady ttendiit. UMl OXVGEN CURES ANTHMA, consumption, catarrh. eter - Pl ouglas Lik', Dolge. COMPOUND Lronchitle, days fiee at R, TG COUPON IS WILL you to the Colliseum Roller Ska Merry g0 Round. No extr 80 or Hiding on the Merry' go liound. TIL PURTHER NOTICE JOHN tho ouly person employed by m cleaniing of vAults AN copspaols, iy Garbuge Contradtor NIA. DARTON GIVE at 025 8, 1 o ger V9 A110e BVERY ERSON IN OMAIA 70 14 Farnum stroet sud th oil cooking and leatin County or state WANTE ation ROOK 1148 MU street, ‘aulpliur and ARBIVED MADAME L opencd massage pariors w417 So, Tmproved magnetic, vitupathile, Alcoholle baths, both restful and curative. Tm- proved Swedish hand rubbing. 9 a. 10 8 p. m. Pariors 3 and 4 7--N299 139" J. MUST SEE_YOU FRIDAY NIGHT 7:30, usunl plice, or 8 at your door. Very lmport: Nt g U8 o 0K REMEDY 18 NOW 00 for All course, first wecond or hird sta vever falls. ‘Full sent by wail on recelpt of price. Address A. J. Cook, Grand Hote! Annex, Coun 1B CELEBRATED ( reduced to 10 | 0 AcH FOR SALE, SMALL MANUFACTURING BUSI- ness: staple article: used in every household can bo easily learned; lnck of capital reason for selling. Address I 21, care of Dee office. Y—M316 110 H, OR HALF CASH HALF , §30,000,00 stock’ clothing and gents fur- nishings i good town. Address Box 424, Gen- eva, Neb Y—-M3s 160 RESIDENT AGENTS OR DBALERS WANTE to handle our glucs, pustes, gums, fnishes, siz ings and mucilage. Liberal terms. Award re- celved at Chicago exposition. The Arabol Mfg. Co., 13 ew York. Y—M310 115 A SALOON IN THE CITY OF Dodge county, Neb., with a good established trade; a good place for the right man to make money. IFor particulans inquire of Albers & Co., Kremont, Neb, Y—329 15 A STEADY PARTNER WITH §100.00 1 location; business established. Ad- Bee offic Y—-Madl 110 — e FOR EXCHANGE. 100 n line first insertion, $L.60 a lne Nothing taken for less’ than 2 MILLINERY _AND NOTIONS; attle, Box 295, Frankfort, 2901 MILES FROM CEN- Rates, per_ mo: STOCK OF want horses and Ind. THAY LAND, tral City, o trade f preferred, 2 HOUSES AND LOT, BRINGING A GOOD revenue, for v A kood farm one mile rom goad town in western lowa: will take house apd lot in Omaba. J. D. Zittle, Brown block, Omah 23wl 16 I OWN 10 FARMS KA, KANSAS nd Dakota. Wl sell cheap oF exchange for ndse., horses and cattle, Address box 16, Frankfort, lud. Z—901 STEAM GRAIN E| OF state, for general merchandi Address' Lock box 16, Wood River, . oF groceries. Neb, 2 SECTIONS CHO! ¢ i colony wanted; commission libéral; also lands for tock and mdse, J. W. Welpton, . 2163 AS® $10,000.00 FIRST-CLASS m I, clear of Inoumbrance, live cen trifl Nebraskd town, cross rallroads, only one other hotel. Address B 8, Bee. RESIDENT OF OMAHA, HAVING LARGE property interests encumbered, to get out of debt will sell on very low basis or exchange for clear property. Address B 17, Bee, R B-M303 11 CHOICE 160A NEAR PIERRE, CAPITAL OF South Dakota, 34,00 per acre; snap. Wright & Lasbury, 16th’ anll Howard., = R E—Mi2 11 FOR SALD, ON EASY PAYMENTS, A NEW 7- foom house und B-foot lot, neat car: only SLT0. D, F. Hutchizon, 108 N. 10 FOUR ACRES GOOD GARDEN LAND IN Washington il 3% miles from “postoftice, 2,500.00. Five or ten acres cholce limits, $300.00 per acre. Ten a high add ‘sightly, In city limits, house, barn, well and. trees, $3,600.00, Three ‘acres 'in Belvidere, éast front strect and Miller park, $4600.00, . Three acres In Belvidere at foof of hill, $3,300.00. 8. 8. Curtis, 318 Bee Hulldin; RE—M33) garden land in city on 30th B\ S THE NEXT MORNING | FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTE My doctor €ays it acta ge Yver and kidneva. and 14 ) drink 18 made from herhs. and s prepared for use B3 easily as ten. 1tis calle LANE'S MEDIGINE A1l drogeistasell 12 at s, and 81 & package. 11 yon OUF wddress for a froe Sample. mily Medicine moves the howels Th rder £ 1o 16011 E113 18 necosmary: AT ey canzot get it, send Line's K AR THE GREAT This extraordinary Rejuvenator fa tho most wouderful discovery of the age. It hus been endorsed by tho leading selentific men of Europa and - America, Hudyan 1 purcly” vege: uble, Hudyan stops g} Prematureness ofthe dischurge in 20 days. X Cures BEFORE LOST AFTER MANHOOD Constipation, Dizziness, Falling Sensations, Neryous Twitehing of the eyes and other parts, Blrengthens, invigorates atd tones tho entirs gy, Hhudyuncures Debiiiy, Nervousmars {missions, and developes and restores weak organs. 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Why enduro thie terrible disease? ~ We guaran boxes to cure anv case. o1 onl{ gl! for benefits received. §1 a box, 6 for §5 by mail, ple freo, Guarantees issuod b7 our agont CONST!PATION Cured. Pilos Proventsd, byJapanese Livar Paile e el £ . Small, mild and pleasa: I;lu, e‘:‘pedn}ly adapted for cLilcren's use. 60Doses o et ‘GQUARANTEFS ismed only by KUHN & CO., SOLE AGENTS, OMAHA. Man — Developed RENE} HE GREAT LIFR giver, CUPIDENE,will roRa ALiRa penamAiv Srwin Inpolmeg. e DoShiie (PRI EN P S o Fow) Shte culars and testimonials. DAV Mt o B0, Box 5070, 8o Fean: 5o, Cal. RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.{Arrives Depot 10th_and Mason Sts. | Omaha Leaves Omaha HANDSOME TEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH TWO Iarge lots, northeast corner 36th L at a Dbargain, Samuel 8. Curtis, building. 1o a word an 25c. Rates, 1% word first insertion, thereafter, Nothing taken for less LOST, A RED CHUDDAH SHAWL OUT OF carrlage, Tteturn to Excelsior oMce, 1518 Far- Dam Biréet. 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Leaves | OmahalU Leaves | Omaha THE BENNETT LIBEL CASE Ex-Bheriff Takes the Stand and Testifies at Length, IGNORANT OF BAD CONDUCT AT THE JAIL Had Investigated Reports of Scandals and Found T Without Foundat leges Granted to Mosher and Others— His Relations to Mr. Roscwater, Charles Unitt, chalrman of the republican county central committee, the state in rebuttal at the Bennett-Rosewater libel court yesterday afternoon was with rence to the agreement the committee and the publishers of the Figaro for the support of the republican ticket in the last campalgn. The testified that he made the deal, which called for tho payment of $600. Bennett was no more interested in the deal than were other candidates. The witness had or Ipss In distributing the papers. ouls Littlefield was next calle. it He heard City Editor Hunter of Tho Ree say that the paper was opposing Bennett because {t was not getting a scoop. He testified that he did. On cross-examination, he sald he told Hunter that the attack on Bennett was uncalled for, and Hunter re- plied, orge Is all right, but The Bee isn't getting a scoop.” The witness sup- posed a scoop meant advertising. He was interested for Bennett. When asked whether he supported the entire republican ticket, the witness ovasively replied that he supported the entire county ticket. George A. Bennett was next called. He testified as to the deputies and jailers that he employed and the length of time they worked for him. He occupied sleeping rooms at the front of the residence portion of the jall. They were at least twenty feot from the Jail office and there was a brick wall between., It was necessary to go down stairs in order to get to the jail office, The key box in the jailer's office was kept locked. The witness never saw jailers or prisoners drinking liquor in the “fail. Would not allow liquor there if he knew it. No in- structions were given the witness at the time Mosher was placed In the jail. Had a conversation over the telephone with the United States marshal. The witness told him ho had investigated the newspaper re- ports and found them untrue. Theodore Bennett generally took Mosher to his meals. The witness took Mosher out to Mo; in answer to a telephone call. Mosher went to hold the team That was the only time Mosher was ever out with the witness. Mosher never had a jail key in his hand. He was allowed to go out on the lawn quite often and sit there with either the witness or some of the jailers. The witness under- stood Mosher went to the hospital one night with the jailer after a crazy man. The Jailer slept in the jail office. Horn slept with him after April, 1893. Witness never observed anything improper or immoral in the conduct of the jailers. Never knew of any instances of unbecoming conduct be- tween men and women in the jall. Edna Marshall told the witness while going to the penitentiary that she had been criminally intimate in the jail with Deputy Jailer Ernest. Agnes Donnelly and Lizzie Payne were both mean prisoners and were pun- ished. callod hearing of In police His examination was the case ro be- tween witness assisted more and askoed NINTH STREET VISIT. As to the testimony of Mark H. May re- lating to the stop on' Ninth streef, the wit- ness said he was there about five rainutes, and May bought a bottle of beer and drank it with the girls. The witness did not drink. May seemed to have no business there other than to “josh’” the girls. A prisoner named Dutcher escaped from the jail and has never been recaptured. The witness did not know anything about the escape. Ferguson, Fitzgerald, Rice, Douglas and another one also escaped. They went out through a coal hole while' the Jailer was up stairs. Several others got away, but the witness got them back. These escapes all occurred while Theodore Bennett was jaller. The jail was scrubbed every day and kept clean. The witness never knew of Lilas Page being sick In the county jail. Never heard of an abortion there until he saw it in The Bee. On cross-examination, the wit- ness said he had an introduction’ to Rose- water five years ago, put no further ac- quaintance until nominated in 1891. Rose- water did not oppose his election that year. He visited Rosewater that year, but dfd not feel very friendly toward him. Rosewater asked for no promises or pledges, and said he rather liked the appearance of the wit- ness, and would support him, The witness was examined at length as to the arrangement of the jail. He said the opening of the door leading to the woman's department would always awaken him. He was so aroused at least half a dozen times, and Mrs. Bennett inyariably went down to soe what was going on. It she sald on the witness stand that this-had only occurred once he didn’t know whether she was mis- taken or not. The witness and his wife were away together on several occasions. Thiey were away about ten days in 1892 on a trip to Fort Worth, Tex. During these trips the jailers were in charge of the female department: She was not gone over fifteen days in the two years, The witness heard of beer being In the jail last fall on one occasion and he Investigatea it. That was the only time. The deputies denied that Mosher had been taken to saloons, Mosher also denied it. He also denied that he had been taken to assignation houses. The wit- ness made an Investigation of the newspaper charges and told the United States marshal there was no foundation for them. He vis- ited the World-Herald office in company with A, R. Sauer, but denied having then said what he was quoted by that paper as having said on the occasion of that visit. Sauer stated then that Mosher had admitted to him that he had been out to assignation houses, and Sauer had previously, told wit- nesp the same thing, but Mosher had denled it. SS:n\u-r was at the jall frequently to see her. When they came out of the World- d office Sauer said it was a lie, but wlit- ness did not take any pains to undeceive the World-Herald people regarding the state- ment. PRIVILEGES TO PRISONERS, Mosher might have repeatedly had a key of the jail in his hand, but the witness-had no knowledge of fit. Mosher frequently stayed out on the lawn till 9 or 10 o'clc at night. The same was true of the wit- nesses who were held in the Goldsmith case, Henderson and McCarty had the same priv- ileges, but the witness could not recall any other prisoners charged with crime, who had been accorded these privileges. Dodrill and McGlnn were out there once for half an hour. This was when it was reported that a mob was forming to lynch McGinn. They were not out for the purpose of enjoying themselves, as was the case with the others named. Henderson and Mosher were out very often. They were accorded more privileges than the average prisoner. This was because they were clerks in the office, The witness pald $40 for the recapture of the four women who escaped on the Fourth of July, and had put in a bill to the county, Tho state had paid the bill for the expense of bringing back Blanchard after his escape from ‘the sherif's ofiice. The witness felt no qualms of conscience In asking the county to pay these bills, as he did not con- sider that his personal negligence was the cause of the escape, and he did not feel like standing the expense himself. The witness visited the World-Herald to- stralghten out a misstatement, but he did not go to The Bee. That paper had roasted him about everything. He never mentloned the matter to Mr. Rosewater. The Bee people never directly asked him for patronage. It was ims possible for any one outside the jail to have visited Edna Marshall and to have had intercourse with her without the connivance of the jailer. The witness learned from the Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. by | | 1 - [ warden about a week after she was taken to the penitentiary that she was pregnant. The state pays 75 and the county 36 conts A day for prisoners. The stato pays the keeping after they are sentenced to the pen. The sherift kept them sometimes thirty days after belng sentenced before taking them to the pen. He charged 10 cents mileage each way. The witness safd he told Mr. Hitchcock that he could not afford to be at outs with the United States marshal and wouldn't fight him through the papers regarding the Mosher scandal, as the keeping of the fed- eral prisoners was quite an object and he did not want the marshal to take them away from tho fail. Tho witness satd he went to '8, Kilkenny's and other saloons to ut the truth as to Mosher's actions, and could not find out a thMg to substan- tlato what had been printed in the papers he case went ove 2 o'clock e ver untill 2 o'clock thiy — lt {5 not What its propristors say, bt what rsaparilla does that telis the story of its merit. Hood's Sarsaparilla .-uiiu\,” o - - $6 Dollars and $20 Dollar To San Francisco Tho $5 pays for your berth through Pullman fourist cars pays for a first class passage, THE UNION PACI No, you don't have to cha run through to San Franclsco. nearest Unfon Pacific agent berth or write Harry P. Deuel, city Farnam street, Omaha, WESTERN 1 in ono of the and the $20 1l via 1C. , the sleepers Have your resorve you a tcket agent, 1302 Veterans of the War Remembered Government. WASHINGTON, March 9. Bee)—Pensions granted, 24 were: ebraska: Original Omaha, Douglas. Wilson, Lincoln, Lanc Jowa: Original—John Cane, rison; Frederick F. T. Mc Cerro Gordo. Additional dall, Farragut, Fremont ford, Whiting, Monona. Increase—IHomer Matthews, Toolsborough, Louisa; William Hondesheldt, Cineinnati, Appanoosa; Daniel J. Lewis, Emerson, Mills. Ref Henry ('.I ‘n--unhh- Marcus,” Cherokee. Original Widows, ete.—Emeline L. Todd, Sioux City, Woodbur; g South Dakota: Original—, Mound City, Campbell. Colorado: Reissue—Thomas Sterling, Logan. Montana: — Mexi crease—John C. Lodge. Issue of February 26: Nebraska Increase—David Homer, Dakota. a: Original—Richard Root, Increase—William H. H. Metcalf, Ger- City, Woodbury Reissue—John _ C . Waterloo, Black Hawk; Gorton Cap- ron, Charles City, Floyd; Willis L. Starkey, Fairfleld, Jeffor on; Edward Er cison, Spring- water, Winneshiek. Original widows, ele.— J. Lyman, Oakland, Pottawattamle. Mexican war survivors—Increase—John K, Slippy, Clarion, Wright. South Dakota: Original—Thomas Adkins, Cascade Springs, Fall River. Increase Lars Nelson, Howard, Miner. Relssue— William H. Stryker, Hazel, Hamlin, Colorado: Original—Edward Grand Junction, Mesa. e *“ure indigestion and biliousness DeWitt's Little Early Risers. by the (Speclal to Tho issue of February Samuel Reissuo ster. Wheeler, Benjamin 1, Dunlap, Har- ison, Mason City, Morris J. Coyken- Thomas M. Craw: sue ames F. Austin, Shannon, can ans, war survivors Phillipsburg, In- Deer Waterman, Keokik, Billings, with Sl %20 to Salt Lako and San That's all it costs you via THE UNION PACIFIC. $35.60 for the round trip. Corresponding low rates to all points. Through first and second class sleepers and dining cars. See your nearest Union Pacific agent or Har'y P. Douel, city ticket agent, 1303 Farnam street, Omaha. SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS, ranclsco. western State Assoclation in Session In Omaha—Who Are Here. The Nebraska State Association of City School Superintendents met in this city yes- terday. The afternoon was spent by tho visitors In Inspecting the schools in this city, under the guldance of Superintendent Fitzpatrick. Last evening they held their first business session in the rooms of the Board of Bduca- tion in the city hall. The session was de- voted to the talking over of methods of school work. and in comparing notes as to the success each one had with the various methods of conducting schools under thefr charge. The following present yesterday and last evening J. Barr, Grand Island; J. W. Scott, Co- lumbus; J. T. Morey, Kearney; C. G. Pearse, Beatpice; A. A, Monroe, South Omaha; Frank Strong, Lincoln; F. C. MeClelland, 'Platts- mouth; H. R. Corbett, York; T. H. Brad- bury, Wahoo; W. H. Skinner, Nebraska City; J. H. Miller, Lincoln; D. Miller, Fro- J. W. Crabtree, Ashland, city superintendents “wero : Robert ANNOUNCEMENTS. Roland Reed and his excellent company of comedians will close the present engagement today at the Boyd by, giving two perform- ances. At the matince, at 2:30 this after- noon, Sidney Rosenfeld’s fine comedy, *‘The Woman Hater,” will be the bill, Mr. Reed appearing in the part of Samuel Bundy, the woman hater. The plece has peen scen hero before, with Mr. Reed and a number of his present company in the cast, but never with as complete a cast as now. The part of the gay Mrs. Lucy Roy, who Is in search of a husband, affords Miss Isadore Rush an op- portunity of displaying a number of wonder fully handsome tollets, which cannot fail of being appreciated by the female portion ot the audience in an unusual degree. At tho evening performance “Dakota’ will be re- peated. s e Trouble Between Partn Allan Root applied to Justice Smith yes- terday for a warrant for tne arrest of his former partner, George S. Brown, for de- frauding while a partner. Root and Brown were formerly partnems in the stoek comm slon business at South Omaha and the former es that Brown held out $100 in money belonging to the firm, for which he returned no account. ‘The warrant was issued and a constable is looking for the defendant, MARK INSTRUMENTS placed on record March 9, 1804, WARRANTY DE F € Kennedy to 12 8 Flor, 8 % se and lot 1 in 181510, Ay R Clark to © ¢ Kennedy, samo rambling and wife to John Stubén . block 1, Ames Place ‘and wifo to C D 66 feet in lot 8, ID8, W cerain’ pare ot 1ot 8 K1 foot of e’} Omaha, and lots 1 and 2 add 0 1l wife o AT Gl 3, block 25, South Omaha P8 Labagh and husband to M 1§ Labigi, 16, blook 7, Conkling Plice. Istay’ Rothamel and wife (o 1¥ M Al 1ot 3, block 82, Albright’s Cho . QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, Ellza Clutch to Louis Sehroeder ot al, acres in nw no 1-14-12 M A Holtzinger to sam. Ruth Simons to same, sin J A Phelps to same, kame © © Housel et ul to sar DEERI Sheriff to W I Gates, n lard & Co's add to B M Buchingham, 161§ lock 11, Dk vaff block 6, 7 ¢ Upd 10 foct | in, 6.5 0 feet lot 2 Androws, lots 27 and 2 14,900 Bat(in (s f u % lot 16, 3 8 D n’‘chanc Michn lots 12 and 13, blo Dun 900 k 119, 4,000 Total amount of transf 2,845 r loss under this head nal line, ten cents. 16 years, son of 1 ftty “Notle 1n BT. CYR—Benjamin C., aged of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 8t. Cyr,” Funeral Baturday, at 1080 . m., from residence 1208 North Eighteenth sireet. Interment Prospect Hill cemeterys