Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 17, 1894, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. THE OMAHA I)AILY IH‘E. \l[Rl&-(Y \lAR( ll 14, 1894--TW L\F PAGES. FOR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES. Continued. “Advertisements for thess eolutna will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editlons. Advertisers, by requesting n numbered ehock, ean have answers addressed to a numbered lettet © of The Des, Answers ao addressed will fvered upon presentation of the eheck BITUATIONB WANTED fon, $1.50 a line per s than e, MILLI furnis‘ied. A—Mw4 15 n line eacis In: thing taken for | A POSITION 1Y ¢ clty references I GIRL WOULD LIKE TO DO GE: ral housework In some smail family. Address 2621 nin street A—MA96 18% T e eat—a—— WANTED-MALE HELP. 1ge_word first insertion, 1o Nothing taken for less than FURD WEDI a word “Tates thereaftor BOLICITORS. ment goods. - A AM; 01t COMMIESIC f the nge. The SALARY I3 vention ent Chemical Ink Brasing Pencil wight, Works like magic. Agents ing $125.00 per week. o particuiars write (he Monroe Eraser Mfi. ( X 26, La Crosse, Wis, 187 AILORS WANTED AT FRANK J. RAMCE ILORS WANTED AT AN ™ ORS AN TATIN FROM 20070 sl B-231A6 TEVICE COM write Jmisaion. it 4'\-mm ation \\\H have to be Py i typewrtting, By D, ENERGETIC, Share of agenty seling newest slot machincs g X . Mi93 15% blanks elerk-c w a basia in stenogr MANAGER WAN RESTON CLASS ADVERTISING SOLICI- +‘references. 2002 Far 3 1500 16° WANTED, 18T tor; expericnce WANTED, et capital Tox 212, Co WANTED - FEMALE HELP. Inlwrunn; |‘,' flq AN OFFICE AND a manufacturer; $50.00 per week; Small juired, Address, with stamp, Mfg cord Junction, Mass, 13—M528 1 A MAN TO TAK word Rates, 1%c_word firat thereattor, ~ Nothing taken for less th WANTED-—GIRI, NERAL 1O ork; family of two. ith street work; family of Lo FOR, 7 OD_COOK, 1510 SHERMA Saunders. 1024 Park RL I uth Ten IMPETED roferen Par RL _FOR wvente WANTI Housework. = HOUSE M 13 NTED, work. 1112 § WANTED-( 1 housework Noe, 1387 OT Mrs, 17 15 GINL s required. . COMP fh; referenc 9th strect R $ requil Houth WANTED, GIRL. 1219 SOUTHL 82D, WANTE o HQUS ‘woo* GENERAL mi a WANTED, GIRL FOR work i small_familys Call mornings. 27 BXPEI Addres NTED, pusic clerk, FOR RENT- HOUEES. O THE CITY Pamam, D-Si5 CHOICH 1. M Bee bulld HOUSES IN ALL PARTS T MODE . 8. Elgutter, ot Stanford Circle. LK. DAR ARKER 1 i NEW MODERN $-ROOM HOUSE, 31 & M .\«ir. D- D58 D 4-100M AP TEAM HEAT; s requlred, IN all CLOUSE other convenienc DM TROOM H. 13 SROOM 1, fornia st. TROOM MODERN COTTAGE, BAST $22.00. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Fai IPRONT, RENTAL AG'CY, HUTCHINSON, FOR RENT, heated flafs Jackson streets, ONE OF THOSE CHOICE §T \ the P, B. Iler block, 16th and Call ¢ juz farmey gtrect FOR RENT TO A family without modern houso, 316 North 20th &f., rent reason able. Doggs & TIill, 1008 Furnari St. 5o B Sinner, 310 M. ¥ LAte FOR RENT, 6-ROOM COTTAGE, _3lat street. § FOR RENT | 1érn conveniences. Hicl DESIRALBLE High school. D0t 180 HOUSES FORt Qoo W. V. Mild 19 A Nt M T MODERN T proporty with Conte terson D $ROOM BRICK HOUSE, FIR ekson. | Moder ai 3517 Inquire 2715 Juckson, D FOR RENT-WE HAVE A LARGE c to rent at’ pric mth and up. New lst no il, Room 111 Bonrd of Tr i ALL MODERN Inquire at 611 . FLATS, 20TH i oo ‘I-CLASS CON Improveme Mi13 $5.00 60 PARK M3 ALY LEAV s 508 MODERN orth. J. W. Squi HOUSE AND TARN, Inaqul N. 83d. ML L00M R RENT, DURING APRIL AND MAY, threo room furnished for housekeeping: bath, ground floor; desirable; eentral location; o first cinss parties with references, Adidre Tee. D s L A FOR RENT FURNIbHLD ROOMS. word first othing take I ISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKBRD ing for man and wife. Rent taken in_board 19 N. 17th, B-2600 Insortion, 1o n word \ for less than 2 “Tate thereal tor ROOM. 1919 DODGE, 24018 WITH 125178 LY FURNISHED 8 $5.00 month, 604 8 R RENT room, suituble UTH 17th s ROO PLEASANT = SOUTI for one gentleman, 2 FRONT FURNISHED ROOM; GENTLEMAN noy st B TOWER PLOOR, PLEASANT house; housckoepinis furnl able; references. Address v MODERN M renson 15 100 FURA\I HED ROOMS AND BDARD ard first Nothing tak YOUNG WOMEN'S HOAME, Women's Christian association, “Rates, 1 thereat ter Ins word \ for ion, 1o n 58 taan DER CARE OF it 8 ih 1883 ROOMS AND HOARDINC 2100 D EVERYTHIN st class, lus 3 F—402 M1 WITH HOARD, ALSO DAY 1OARD, 17th street M2 NICELY fret-Clasy L FURNISHED SOUTH ard, 233 8t Mary YOM YOMS WITH BOAR ences. 208 N. I5th, F-MAG3 17 FURNISHED R Home tuble. 19; DOLAN HOURE Good rooms, § M WS: RATES 24 Farnam street, 1 MODER Y M BTREEL 1ates, ¥--AlS) 3 NORTH W8TiL s tably, Feasona Algs LARGE, Thone | COOL, WELL SHEED anl private b m 2110 bouglas. I SOUTIL torn con 11 17¢ ROOM: il T-CLASS BOAL 1Ml 18 Em—— 180 FOR RENT - STORES AND OF FICES Rates, 10¢ a line each insertion, $1.60 a kin month. ' Nothing taken for loss than & FHE 3.5TOK\ 810RE BUILDIN Bogws & Hll, W68 Farn per 1515 FAR: m st 1-864m-38 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 39 8. RENT IN TH andHarne Spe to permancnt ten rooms 5 and 61 Schlitz build- 1 Ms$4 BUILDI as o fireproot heating fix- ete. Apply at OFFICES FOR bullding, 16t ments held out Jobst Bros. THE 4-5TORY DRICK st Th complet r on all floors, uifice of The Bee. tures, the gas, TWO ELE! T rner of 1ith and Howard streets; ha_for commission house m 314 First National Bank 1—-Mi1d 15 baxements, ¢ tion tn ¢ Poppleton, It AGENTS WANTED. first taken for 00 PER MONTH Rates, thereaf £0.00 TO $15 wgents for mericn; exclisive express pald; 30 days’ credit quired. Write for terms. lox 1661, St. Louis, Mo, Insertion, 1o a_ word lews than MADE BY OUR the fastest nelling new Kk in territory; hest commission 1o experience re word 1% : thing INTS MAKE $5.00 Kitchen utensil e to 6 sold In ¢ 3 stige Gents. McMakin® & Cincin ROM_$100.00 TO st selling honse @1 customers AND WOMEN MAKE 0.00 a_month handiing quick i s invented. P.emiums g making salew immense. Large profits and p miums to agents. Household Specialty ¢ ith stroet, Cincinnat, O 53 NTLEMEN, TO LADIES plendid Datented “arti Mits; N0 risks particulars, AND GE Just Tnvestigats Putman Mg, ¢ J—M520 18 AG sl neiw i D nd Bampe 4+ \'-‘h:\v;'\ln')ll.\l:\ TO Frank Sweet, Kir Ad J—N1527 1 AGENTS will pay TAKE ORDERS and salary or commission. Samples easily car sent on application. Address Lock Box w York City. J—M52) 1 70 expenin NTS FOR THE BANKE lite and liable men. WANTED—TO RENT. Rates, 13c_word first insertion, thereaffer. Nothing taken f; WANTED, HOU FOR RENT picton, 308 Paxton block, A YOUNG COUPLE WIRMOUT CHILDREN wish to rent a furnished house for the sun mer or would be willing to take c for family leaving the city for summer. of city references furnished. Address I 50, office. 150 15% o a 58 than 25 W. 0. TEM- K240 31 STORAGE B Rates, 10c a line each insortion, $1. month. Nothing taken for less than 25c. WANTED-TO BUY. n for I 'OCK OF GENERAL MDSE. FOR nd and cosh, J. ittlé, Brown-bik., Omahs. N—934 HIGHTES furnit 1o n word T PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-ITAND stoves, ete. B 7 BUAY PIRCES OF Sidenc only suc FEW busin A ¢ bargalng wer this advertisoment particulurs, also LY fug pric paid up capital particulars and se ldress Lock & linc cach Insertlon, 31. thing taken for less than FURNITURE ; house for rent leaving city. 16th st. O AUCTION FURNITURE OF STATE HOTEL v by 0 Douglas, March 26, 10 a. m. in bulk, 1310 Doug Gumis —— FORSALE—HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. Tates, 100 & line each nscrtion, $1.60 o line per month.” Nothig taken for less than 25o. month, HOUSBHOLD will sell ehy 3012 > FOR_SA st new: q! Y’u r)cedn( hang up yolr $focking! 5" ObBoJ unting amma s, there Clguy Why Polly Peppert _'y Mamma uses his Soap,and sxysflsrfic best’ever made; 5o of cour;® there is a danta Claus! 18 MADE Py N.K.Fairhank & Co. Chicago. MONFY ’I‘O LOAN RFAL ESTATE. FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE Continucd A D TRUST low rates for cholce e Iowa farms or Omaha 18 at Faska and TOAN AT TOWEST Ty A Cern e tea ety B, [ uing: it ON IMS IN DOUGLAS No car Prices very 3 st _Co., 2 Farnam st. W-—M K, cant lots, and cottage NONGY 70 LOAN ON OMAHA PROVERTY ; A e and Nebraska farms at from 6 to 7 per cent, y_you to examine our list before W. B. Melkl Irst at'l bank bldg. W-—S8 purchasing. = Rode e A FIDELL TRIUST CO. TONTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO. 303 DG 102 Farnn o bullding. W MONEY TO LOAN O broved. 1106y ¢ TO LOAN Dasis’ Co., MONEY TO LOAN county and Omaha MONE 0. I, “IMPROVED OMAHA Love & Co., Paxton blk. WM13 | GOOD Lif. REAL ESTATE, WARRAN bousht. Garvin Bros., 210 N. ¥ wh OMOHA LOAN & TRUST CO, 16TH AND Douglas sts., loan money on ity and_farm property at lowest rates of interest, W—8t3 WANTED, APPLICAT FOR LOA D Zittle, Brown bik., Omahn. W A. MOORE, 504 N. Y, Lit T WLaASe ARM LOANS 0: notes, ete. RE—529m21 GREAT SNAP. RICH GARDEN lands, one milo from ety limits, $60.00 (0 H0) per dere, on b years tme; some trade. Call Life’ bullding. RE-017 M31* AT HALF PRICE-PROPERTY which has com® into our possession by forc. closure of m o will he sol gains. Tome: $1,000 up. ith Inv. ¢ CITY AND opp. P, O, FOR SALE, A FINE HOM utside of bath rooms, “t, pantry, furnace o, in one of the bLest locations, elo- gantly furnished and fully equipped in every particular, to step right into, and o bargain for anyone about to locate. The whol. outfit, house, ot and furniture, $12,000.00, much less than cost and only offered for sale on account of family belnz away much of the time the present year, ' Address 1D o5, Dee. 5 . R I SALE, 7-ROOM COYTAGE AND L Webster strect - for $3,500.00. Apply premises. R B4 ENGLAND HOME Ky house and barn, apple and m nd fino stream through farm, D this and 75 others. J. W. Curils, WANTED ON OF 12 ROOMS property, J. N. Frenzer A NEW acres, 4 R $600; NEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, MONEY ON goods that remain with y hard I YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, ulars of N amount Great Barrington, Mass, RE-M45S © POSSIBLE RATE! ol 2 IN QU ST POSSINLE TIM 2 SECTIONS CHOICE LAND; CHEAP; TERMS THAT you may pay back at any timo = " easy: colony wanted; commission liberal: also and in any amount, Is at ROOM 4, WITHNELL lands for stock and mdse. J. W. Weipton, block, cor. 15th and ‘Harrey sts. K Grant, Neb. RE—18) THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. — . X FOR SALE, A LOT OR TW0 ON 1071 STR 508 where the new ferry doross the Missouri ri will have 'its landidg. There will be some money made in buying m_couple of lots now at that “point. T. C. Drunner, Room 1, Ware block. R MoNTY MONEY MONEY TO LOA We will loan you any sum which small or large, at the lowest possible rates, in the quickest possible time and for any length of time to suit you. You can pay It back in such installments as you wish, when you wish, and cnly pay for it as long as you keep it You can borfow on HOUSIHOLD FURNITURE AND FIANOS, HO| WAGONS AND CARRIAC WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDIS! OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, Without publicity or removal of property, OMATIA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 6 SOUTH 16TH STREET, First floor above the stre THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X805 you_wish, word frgt Insertlon, 1o a word Nothing takén for less thun 2ic. 3ASE, 2) OR 0-ACRE TRACTS NEAR Florence luke, $.0 per acre. Bogas & HIll, R—037 M3 FOR LEASE—REAL ESTATE. We have received instructions to lease for a term of years twenty lots on Blondo street be- tween 24th and 27th strect fots will bo ALL KINDS OF VEHICLES AT WC ON THE dollar, After M: whort time only) at a full line of On victorlas, park and e tons, carts, buckboards, and pleasuro wagons, drays, milk and delivery wagons, which I will close out at H0C ON THE DOLLAR. line and everything first-class. and be convinced that you can buy half price at 1213 Far- w. MUM. ch 6 T will have on exhibitlon (for a 3 Farnam street, Omaha, fuges, coupes, ' landaus, nopy rigs, buggles, phae- I kinds of business A tul Come nnd sc anything you want nam street, Omaha, Nel IGH. A3 P, FOR SALE— MISCELLANEOUSA word fitst _Insertion, “Nothiuis taken for loss TiE STANDARD Neb., have 2000 tons of good barn All_orders filled promptiy. Q857 FOR SALE TWO POOL AND TWO BILLIARD tables, Manhattan stylo, monareh cushions, siz 1 ull fixtures pertaining thereto. used one year vet. Will sell or trade. ank Georke, Carroll 1o n word aan 2e. “TRates, 130 therenfs BALED HAY Cattle C City, Towa SAT ECOND lass Shape. from 1 Iron Works, A GOOD BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE AND TIME k. with vault doors, for sale at a bargain. diess A. Dixon, Coon Rupids, Iowa. Q-Mii2 21 TOR FOR_ SAL QM2 1 3 PUPPIES. P, 0. HOX 6%, city: Q-4 a15® FOR SALE, NICE CLEAN GRAVEL. OMAHA Silicon Wall Plaster Co., 515 Wirst Natlon hank Q-M32) a1 CLAIRVOYANTS. word first othing take FOR 5 ( Omuha. INARD there DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, iness mediumi 7th year at 119 N. 16. S-ss§ MRS lable bus MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. frst taken insertion, 1o a_word for less than 15TH, 2ND FLOOR, ‘alcohol, steam. sul> {350 179 1 DODGE, M2 190 140 n worl Rate Nothing creatter. MADAME SMITH, voum 8 Massage. vapor, phurine and sea batha, MADAME BERNARD, %02 MASSAGE. lJ)v\ CAP] Led L AVE., (hs. BROWD rent and medic ~ PERSONAL. Rates, 1%c n word first fosertlon, 1o n word thereatter, ” Nothing taken for loss than 23c. VIAVE, HOME FOR LADIE Mealth ook and e ation frev, “Address or call, Viavi Co, sulte 86 Dee Ddg. Lady Mot attendant. C UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE JOHN NELSON 18 the only persor 1 by me to do th cleaning of vaults and cesspools. A. MacDon. M214 A8 ald, City ge Contractor U g HVES READINGS IN PALM- ts, 31 Ladies, 60c; U—M356 178 ELECTRO-THERMAT, treatment, manic Mrs. Post, 8191 8. 15th, With NME. treat HARTON AL, Istry MAS aths chiropodist WOK HAS parlors at 417 So. 11th steeet thie, sulphur and curative 1 ARRIVED-MADAM 1 nass oved sleoholie prove P om UND OXYGEN R. % Doug ASTIIMA, Piv 1 Dod U—ds2 o MATL AT Miod ie 5 bIK. 16th ENNA: PLEASE GET Adelbert L D lelivery GRACE general IRL. WISHI school and do light work in find o West Farnam street 1259, U~ 18 WANTED, 1,00 MEN, WOMEN AND *CIill iren; must’ bo ruptured: will cure them G woeks. when o cure \t once arand Annex, € rowelte W Business Anita, Ta. MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE, 100 a line cach tnsertion. $1 hing taken for less than TO ATTEND amall family, can city ty cent; no delayw. Farnam. leased at a low D X177 and 157 feet. ts, it a twenty-ncre tract on 39th rt Omaha, only four miles from Cheap. Geo, J. Paul, Room 111 Board of Trade bullding, M479 15% HORSES, WAGONS, kinds., _ Business room 421 Ramge X898 LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF securlty; strictly confidential. A, B. Harrls, room i, Continental block. X897 MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, all artcies of value. Fred Terry, 490 Ramss | tnercattor, - Nothing tiken Tor foss than 2 ock. X sl e T e e e T T T = BUSINESS CHANCES. yhcro in nordhwestorn art of city, s, room 407 N. and recei TO LOAN ON ot all Taddock, MONEY planos and farnitu confidential. J. B. block. WILL Rates, 1ic word first insertion, ic a word Rates, 10c n line each insertion, $1.50 a line per month.” Nothing taken for less than 25c. DRUG STORE, CENTRALLY LOCA easy terms. Box 518, city. Y990 $200.00 YIELDS $16.00 WEEKLY; FINANCIAL depression does not affect Rowe's Infallible Handicapping system. Hest and safest specula- tive investment offered; third successful year prospectus 1894 free. C. D. Rowe, Dox 127, Brooklyn, N. Y. Y045 M21? I DESIRE TO INTEREST 8,000 TO §1,00 CAP- ftal in_extension of well eatablished, ¢lean and Iegltimato busincss that netted over 15 per cent on $7,000.00 in 1593 after paving all expenses and including allowance for personal management. Everything clean and above poard and investic gation Invited. Address 1 9, care Dee, Y—-M2Tt 170 CENTRALLY doing good busl- Council_Bluffs. ¥ A G DOG 1 ard will b paid 16 rerarnel ta 100 b 9th street. ML 15% S TO THE rnam_and 508 18 LUABL payment Return o this offl 613 18% 5D, ON ER PUP, ANSWE r. Return o 3122 F TRSE_CONTAINING aveling ST VARD DOC ' Return, 1300 AROUT ol Leavenworth st~ 610 16¢ SHORTHAND AND TY. PEWRITING. VAN _SANT'S SCHOOL, OF SHORTILAND, 313 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. M203 —_— e CUTLERY GRINDING. MEAT MARKET located; fitted up first o ness. Address C, Bee oflic OR UNDELAND 18 NOW READY TG DO 1l kinds of fine grinding at his old stand, 108 1ith _strect. a10 WANTED. BUY ner's int t pa kind in the city. month. $500.00 will NG 3 wess of the & will net $00.00 per Addres Aoy thiere: first _ingertion, 1o a_ word othing taken for oss than e ol = = = HoberLe s DR. CROOK'S NEW METHOD TREA ment of nerves, stomach and heart, 407 e Building. ¢ N for separa the w of rivers. Address Marshalltown, ta. GOOD BUSINESS Cl of hardware, farm impl vagors, bu Kios, firm of 2 & Co. Is now for Dar his stock 18 In good condition. Steinke, receiver. THE STOC) “Tate month, 100 a line ench msertion Nothing take 1810 .-‘.nr,,mn TSLE0 u line per M3t 18 for less than 2c, EXPERL- | 6. F. G fen teachor, TACTIVE, with offics and WD, ANJOIST AND 9ii A HUSTLER, SHRE enced, bist of refer Qid sample room in central part and mi nent street of Philadelphia, whose time |s not fully occupied, desires an agency for a legit mate office business. George Busking North 9th street, Philadelphia, Room 1. Y-=M53l I FOR EXCHANGE. s, 100 a lino first Insertion, §L. Nothing taken for less than 25 TOCK OF MILLINERY - AND NO' want horses and cattle. Box 205, IFrankfor Ind 2901 16) ACRES HAY LAND. 6 MILES FROM CEN- tral Cily, to trade for mercliandk preferred. Box 864, Central City, word first_insertion, 1o a word “Nothing taken for less than 250 K. BURK Rate: per month. wordfirst Insertion, 1o thing takem fo STURDY, TAKING IN FAMILI : 104 A2 e e LA UPHOLSTERING lc a line firsi insertion, $1.50 line month. - Nothing taken for less' than 250, SHOLSTERING €O, G nfture repairing; estinbies’ and cheerfully given. All,) work promptly attended (0. 2023 ‘elephone 60, n word less than 2 .M b, 2 Mige KANSAS ap or exchange for Address box 76, Z -1 MER- 29 15¢ 10 FARMS IN N and Dakota. Will sell ch mdse., horses und cattle. Frankfort, Ind LAND AND CASH chandise. Dox 201, RASKA, per GLOBE U ERAL F information called - for and Farnam stre M3z A TEITT BUREAU. SUES& ' 0), SOLIOITOKS. Beo Bullding, OMAHA. NEB. Advice FRER FOR G Eustls, Nob. BRAL GE 36) ACRES FINE LAND In Codur county and kive $2.000 caaih for ‘55,00 #tock of goods. Addr lentlal, Box 43 David City 3 2154 INE HORSE, NEW PHARTON FOR CLEAL 1ot or diamonds. - Adaress 8, Hotel Del 1 WILL EXCHA O TRADE THE K} INSTRUMENTS plac; @ it v 1894: x Auburn, WARRANTY DER Neb, Androws to J A Horbach, 1 lot 16, NGB, A SILENDID FARM $ 1,000 mibrines), I Wheeler v, 10t 6, Diock '3 G miles fron to tralo K 4,600 of wall paper ». runner, Room block 7M. FOR1XCH § and i Nand park Haumer biodk i3, FOR SALEREAL ESTATE, o por Tt Gx1a2 foot Ta ’ montl caca tnsertion, $1.50 a line taken for less than 2 <4, 100 & lin schen Nothing et L1 i1 '8l FOR SALE 1 12, block ts ), Al sizes, locations and prices rih Omahi insist on mmediate sule. Also Nebraska tarm [ M Clayion o al. 108 2 And 5 Bk lind il sl Il vaine, and easy terma. | Baunders & H's wdd to Waliit Hill R ¥, Rankin piha Natlonal bank M P MoCracken wnd husband t R E-M202 Loan and Trust company an APPLY TO . on farm, Blajr R B2 CHEAD HOMES King Housea und lots, o ACRE W Harrison or A D FARM FOR AL i0t 15 ‘an RNER 271 Barker block N. F to John i€, Daril BARGAINS AND HIC R E Ne M9TS aster, o W Dundée Place. HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, t k110, sale of trude. F. K. Darling, Harker block 0 tal amount of transfers PEFFER CREATED A STORN Resolution to Investigate Sugar Stock Specn- lation Among Senators Troublesome, LEFT A BAD IMPRESSION GENERALLY Bold Speech of Senator Gorman in O, tion to the Proposition Defeate \ 16, Cor- responden: There are a number of sena- tors who voted against the Peffer resolution to investigate the charge that senators speculated in Sugar Trust stock upon fin- formation lobtained through their offictal position who now regret thelr action. It was the bold speech of Senator Gorman of Maryland in opposition to the proposition to probe these charges that defeated the meas- ure. When the resolution was first intro- duced, and even when it was called up for action, there were not three senators in the chamber who knew that there would be any formidable oppo offored, THi ch of the Maryland democrat was full of pas- sion and appeal. In a word, it assumed that a United States senator could not afford to befoul his own position; that before the country he must stand so high in estimation and his position be so exalted in character as to ba beyond suspicion. This appeal em- boldened those who wanted to smother th proposed investigation for reasons best nown to themselves, and it gave others an portunity to anticipate future, should an_investigation be proposed, which might strike themselves a broadside Of course, no senator, under which govern the senate, would have the hardihood in promulgating charges and re questing an investigatiou to name those who were expected to be punished by the in- quiry. Under the rule of “scnatorial cour- tesy” which prevails it is almost impossiblc for a senator to accomplish anything it he should make a personal enemy of any one prominent majority senator or any con- siderable number of those in the minority. Once he engendered their open hostility the: would make his official life a burden; they would make his commission a nullity and his work fruitless, Whenever a senator appeals to a colleague to stand by him in a matter which is purely personal it is rare that the request s re- fused. For instance, a senator asks a col- league of the opposite political party to do him a personal service, even when that service is in antagonism to the interests of the colleague, the request is seldom refused. Recently President Cleveland nominated a postmaster in_Illinois who was personally offensive to Senator Cullom (rep.). It fs presumed that the president made the nom- ination either upon the endorsement or with the acquiescence of Senator Palmer (dem.), When the nomination came before the sen- ate the democratic senator from Illinois, as a personal favor to his republican collcague, voted and worked against the nomination and it was defeated. HIS COURSE WELL CHOSEN. Had Senator Peffer named in his resolu- tion senators who were suspected of having “‘worked” the market upon inside inform tion obtained through their official position he would not only have personally offended those senators and engendered their hostility to an extent which would have made his seat o vacuum, but he would have by doing s0 appealed to the senate to vote down the resolution of inquiry, as by naming the sen- ators he would have cast direct upon the senators named. He took the only and most successful course left open to him, that of reciting the charges and calling for an investigetion, without naming those against whom the hand of suspicion was pointed. It has just occurred to those who have voted against the resolution without any direct personal interest that they made a mistake, The significance of the defeat of this resolution to investigate the sugar specu- lators lies in the fact that it creates at least suspicion that there are senators who are willing to vote against a resolution of in- quiry into the action of other senators upon the theory that those under suspicion would reciprocate the courtesy if the gun was directed upon themselves. In other words it looked like there was a “mutual protection society,” and by the action the public mind is made to believe that senators would de- clare their own position to be above sus- (Spectal fon the rules £ 4350 BIAIVBLAEE DIy ;: WORTH A GUINEA A HOX. BERTLINAS BILIOUS and NERVOUS DISORDERS, Such as Sick Headache, Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipation, Liver Complaint, and Female Ailments. Covered with a Tasteless & Solublo Coatlng, Of all druggists. Price 25 Vork Depot, 26z Canal § ves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.JArrives Omui| Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha 4:45pm +.Chicago Vestibule. o 9:5am.... hicag press 7:02pm Local seal. BURLINGTON & MO, RIV. __Depot 10th and Mason § T & C and Mas. Day Expross 1K 'C. Night Ex. via U. 1% Trans, CHICAGO, R. 1”& DPACIFIC, alUnion Depot 10th ‘and Mason & IXpresa (0. Jpm .. Night Express ©G:tiam Gipm. - Chicako Vestibuled Limited;).. 2:00pm 12:10am.Oklahoma_Exp. (to C. B, ex Sun.). 6 P WRST, ionm. OKlahioma & Texas Bxp 2:05pm1 1410 oColorado Limited 4:50pm Leaves UNION PACIFIC, Arrives Omaha(Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts. | On Denver Express Overiand Flyer 5 o & Btromsh'g Ix (ox iin), Pacific Ixpress Fast Mall MIL. & ST. PAUT pot_10th & Mason Sis. az0 Limited XDress (ex. Sun.) MO, VALLEY pot_13th_and Webster sis. 1th 18 City Omaha| _ Dep: Disam. . K aves |Arrives 4.1 Omaha Toom Atlantic Sunday.) (ox Sun) ha m am 10:85am S0am 15pm 5pm 40pm ven [CHICAGO Gmuhiai Union | 1:a0am. .. Chi Mon.) 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He sald he intended to keep his mouth closed, because a denial might bring out a charge which was true, and his silence would then fmpress the pub le with the truthfulness of that cha Several of those senators who were innocent of even a suspicion of having improporly handled their official secrets now regret that they voted against the investigation, be cause, they say, thero are many persons who will belleve that thefr object was selfish and fntended to block the way for any charge which might In the future be brought against themselves LABOR ADVOCATES BEFORE CONGRESS There have been about Washington during the past two months several hundred repre sentative labor men and others Interested in affairs bofore congress. They are from tho bone and sinew of the various sections of the country. While the tariff bill was before the house these strangers occupled the galleries and were attentive listeners. Since the tarift bill went to the finance committee they have from day to day occupied tho senate galleries and followed the debates in that body. While other subjects havo been before the semate the tariff has been ad verted to more than any other subject Scarcely a speech has been deliverod that has not contained vigorous references to th tariff. It has been interesting to note the impression which the tariff debate in th house and the references to that subject by onators have made upon these men in th gallorios On Wednesday, while democratic se were trying to exculpate themselves from the charge that they had been dealing in Sugar stock upon information sccured thro their ofl ons, and when Sena Berry of / sas ay ¢ personal statement and declared be a free trader, there was a f sentiment from these men in the s. When senators declared them s to be free traders there was an almost breathless silence. Whon there was any sentiment In favor of a protective tariff uttered the ause from the galleries was 50 vigorous as to require Vice Presidont Stevenson's gavel to come into vigorous use and several times the chair had to command the galleries to cease thelr applause. If such a thing were permissable there is mo | doubt that groans and hisses would have fol lowed the free trade utterances. There has not been a_laboring man or farmer or mechanic in Washington this winter to advo- cate free trade or a lower tarif. hoy bave all come in the interest of ropublican pro- tection. UNIQUE ators ose to himself to cided ex PLAN TO SAVE POSTAGE. A novel scheme of great interest to per sons doing an extensive business by mail is being launched in Washington. It is a return envelope and postal card which Is to be paid of postage when delivered to addresses, At present an age Is annually wi who send to their velopes, postal ¢ mount of post- business men post paid en- rds and wrappers with their return address upon them, and which are never 1. The object is to supply the customer with not only free postage in ordering goods, but a properly addressed envelope or card. Insuran companies especially have wasted enormous sums of money in prepaid return envelopes, which h send out to persons whom they im- agine d insurance, " along with greu- lars, policies, ete. In a great ma ln- stances the persons receiving the stamped envelope simply erase the address 1 use it in their private correspondence. A company has been formed here printing of commercial envelopes, ete., which will have upon them a or token announcing that so much is required to carry the matter, the postage is to be paid by the celving the communication. The token is torn off when the matter and is heid by the sender as evidence the fact that the missive was mailed to t party whose address was printed upon it. Legislation, of course, wiill be required in order to authorize the sending of letters, cards, etc., without prepayment of postage, but the company ls confident that it will succeed in securing the legislation, and at the same time there Is to be a penalty at- tached for changing the address in such a manner as to make any other person than the one who buys the return payment | stationery pay the postage. Of course, t object in securing this favored stationery will be so great as to make a monopoly | for the company having the patents and the law, and it is expected that it will completely revolutionize the present method of doing commercial business by mail, as it would enormeusly Increase in volum ALL WASHINGTON INTERESTED. All interest In Washington just now cen- ters about the city judiciary building. The celebrated Pollard-Breckinridge - breach of marriage promise suit attracts more atten- tion than congre nd can crowd into the little court could get into the parlor of an country hotel. The women of Washington are especially interested in this unsavory case. It is prob- ably because Justice Bradldy has excluded women from the court room. Women alway want, through curiosity, to see or hear all that ‘it is designed they should not see or hear. The local newspapers are printing ro- ports of the trial, covering from four columns to a page each day, and some of them have profuse illustrations. Around the newspaper offices about & o'clock on each week day afternoon great crowds cluster, waiting for the Pollard-Brevkinridge news. The sales of the local newspapers are vastly augmented by these trials. One evening paper issues a noon-day edition, and it is agerly snapped up by those who cannot wait for the edition at 3 At the capitol there is also absorbing in- terest in this trial. The representatives and enators who know the defendant d every line of the reports. A majority of the men in congress are lawyers, and they sit in the cloak rooms and discuss features of the trial and bet on the result. Just now the census of opinion s very strong that a verdict will be found against the defendant There | ho r, little sympathy for the complainant here Public sentiment sots | both sides down roprehensible and al horrent. It is regarded as revolting upon | both sides; but there is no sympathy, espe clally for the defendant, who has ne th ing to extenuate his offenses or ex his | long years of revelry. WILL LET CLATMANTS WAIT. There are to be no appropriations made | at this sesion to pay the debts of the govern ment A distinguished member of the claims | committee of t te and also one of the house committee on claims says it is not the intention to make any apropriation at this session to satisfy the judgments of claimants who have secured verdicts against the g ernment in the court of claims. “The whols question of payment of judgments against the government is to go over to the next session,” says a member of one of the claimy committees. ‘“We have come to the conclu. sion that the condition of the t sury will not justify appropriations now, This is pretty tough. A contractor for the rnment, for instance, will expend thou thousands of dollars in doing a plece of work, He will ask to have the work approved, gnd there is every delay possiblo | by the government's representat Finally ! the work is approved yme teehnicality | will be found for throwing out the claim, Then the contractor gocs to the court ot claims, and he secures a judgment, A judg. ment against the government is not worth a farthing unless congres will make an ap- | propriation to pay it. Bverything depends | upon the Intogrity of the loaders in con. | 8. At present they are making apropria tions to do all sorts of things in their di tricts and the states, but they calmly and | coolly look upon the man with a claim, even | a judgment representing expenditures upon a contract w e th contractor | loss, with contempt But after confiscating the seignlorage hela in the treasury as coliateral security for full Isfaction of silver obligation t stand almost anything can b 1 enormous ted by custome for the cards, check postage but th: party re- | check o is mailed of room ordinary gove sands and th | the ve AFFAIRS AT SOUTH 0MAHA Municipal Ticket Nominated by the Demo- oratic Convention Yesterday, WORK CHIEFLY DONE BY ACCLAMATICN Citlzens Will Namo Their Standard Bearers TodayThree Parties Serlg In o Runaway—Lad Attacks 1is Father with n Knif Mayor Preasurer 1D T, JOH THOMAS HOCTOR ISEPH J. MALEY ANK CHRISTMAN ON JAMES H. BULLA HENRY MEISS JOHN J. RYAN e J. AL WALTERS School Board CLINTON MORGAN HIRAM COCKERELL convention was called fternoon by itral commit= then by Mhe democratle clty to order at 2 Mr. Rhody Redmond of the c tee, The call was read the con« vention 1o organize clecting J. M. Tanner ¢ frman, and James Fitzgers ald and James Brady secretaric T™h dentials of the delegates passe upe and the chair announced nominations were in order Ed T. Johnson was the for mayor. Thomas Hoctor was n mation for treasuror There was no opposition to Joseph J. Maloy for city clerk Frank Christman was nated for police judge. When it came (o the nomination for from the Pirst ward the names of H. Bulla and Clinton Morgan were submitted, Bulla received a majority of nd lared the cholee, scond ward Henry Mefss and atton were placed in nomination, Mr. Meiss was victorious. John Ryan and J. A. Waltars had no opposition in the Third and Fourth wards and were declared the unanimous choice of tho convention. For members o'clock yosterday and proceeded wera that unanimous choico minated by accla- unanimously nomi- - o was de From t Harry St of the school names of Clinton Morgan, Hiram Cockerell and J. B. Cross were introduced. The two former received the highest number of votes and were declared nominate The following central committeemen were then elected: James Fitzgerald, chajrman; Patrick Martin, Pirst ward; Mose Redmond, Second ward; Willlam Martin, Third ward; Joseph Duffy, Fourth . The proceedings were v the nomw fons seemed erats in every instance, Cltszons’ Tlckot The citizens campaign clul; board the harmonio o suit the 5 and demo- day. in the various precinets throughout the city met last night to lect delegates for the nom vention which will be held at Pivonk this afternoon. Five delegates were chosen from each precinct, which will make a con- vention of forty-five delegat The complexion of the anged somewhat last ward the friends of M. his being endorsed. Th is Wyman's home and that gentleman desires (o be returned to the council go I, Niser is also a candidiate for the nomination and T. C. McDonald also has a following for tho same honors. Z. P Hedges and A. H. Murdock are contesting hotly for the nomi- nation for potice judge, but the former seems to be in the lead. Cou lman Schultz will be nominated for mayor without opposition, and it is pretty certain that W. G, Sloan wil receiv the endorsement of the convention for treasurer. 0 onvention will be ealle nating con- 's hall convention night. In the was Pirst Councilman Runaway Couses Broken Bonos. Mr. Merrill, assistant inspector to Dr, Sherman at Swift's packing house, -and Grant Sweeney, the liveryman; had a nar- row escape yesterday evening from being killed. As it was Mr. Merrill's ankle was broken and Mr. Sweeney is badly brulsed and injured. The men were in a biggy and had just driven to the west end of the L street via- duct, when one of the wheels rolled off the buggy. The break frightened the horse and he started to ru Mr. Merrill fell to one side, but Mr. Sweeney hung on to the lines and was dragged half a biock. As the horse went plunging along he ran into a buggy driven by Mr. De Grafl's son. The boy's horse became frightened and upset his buggy. The lad fell on his head and for a time it was thought he was killed, He was finally revived and taken home. All three of the injured persons were suffering intense pain last night. M. Grafi's buggy was sma weeney's horse was terribly s and the bugey was ruined. thor with o Kuife John Landy, a man well along in years, walked into the polico station about 7 o'clock last evening with blood on his faco and his clothing badly torn. He stated to Captain Austin that his son Fugh had ilted him with a butcher knife and he ited the young man placed under arrest. captain was mot long in locating young Landy. Both the father and son hud ‘been drinking. Hugh said that he lived at home and in fact owned the house; that his father had undertaken to drive him off the premises with a cleaver and ho merely defended himself. Both the father and son and will be given a hearing court. this moruing. hed and cut about At His ¥ locked the were in up polico Magie City Gossip A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albright A daughter v F. Anderson The Ideal party last evening. The Infant child of Moyer died yesterday. Mr. A, C. Welr 1s home from a friends in St. Joseph, Mo. A case of scarlet fever home of Mr. E. E. Palsle The big sale of blooded horses beging at the stock yards next Monday. G, W. Driggs took out a permit to build n $800 cottage in Maxwell & Freeman's ad- dition H. Kyne, formerly of this city but now of Durango, Colo,, is spending a few days in town Frank Steancy, charged with robbery, was held to the district court. Assistant County Attorney Slabaugh prosecuted the case, Steaney 15 one of the two men who entered Al Ben's laundry some time ago and stole a watch Mr. Clinton Morgan stated to Tho Bee respondent last evening that he would accept the nomination’ for the Board of Bducation. Mr. Morgan Is not tickled to death at the manner h treated as a candldate for the council A very creditable Bauer's hall last Anger of s born to Mr. and Mrs. B. Dancing club gave a delightful Mr. and Mrs. D. visit with is reported at the r- not was entertainment was glven night by the boys of St. Agnes school. The hall was filled with the parents and friands of the pupils and the program was decidedly interesting from b The slsters in charge of the Wy complimented for their s fully training their & to end hig t between pupils of the High chool classes at the Methodist church was a ess both In the audience collocted to the oratorical aspirants and in the char- of the program. The succossful parties were Gypeie Alexander lla Campbell, Roland Smith and James Duncan Those representatives will attend the state contest confidently expected at the hands of this congress. It 1s just as disreputable as the lateral security hefore th collateral is ed falls throughout the country who have not » | political *“pull” on this congress may just as well make up thefr minds to walt until republican into power again b they can have thelr hon lquidate bt on which ths du Claimants tha | hope to Y PERRY 8. HEATH paid 4 Ha can pre s the best salve that ex or that money can buy, | Salve luce, bus M Columbine 1l rtained last uty-first and J and music The Tw club ovening by reets the ale was most Miss Pro- prin= Kant Hert ‘ were ¢ I r after which an and 1 tim n and Mr ent rris, ¥ Erion, IBtta rs, ttor, Taylor, E s and Wilcox,