Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 20, 1894, Page 7

- SPEGIAL NOTICES. Advertisements for thess columne will bo taken ot 12:30 b, m. for the evening and until 9:0) p. m. for the morning and Sunday editlons. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered eheck, \ €an have answers nddressed to n numbered lettet in care of The Hee. Anawers ao addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check. SITUATIONB WANTED < n line each Ine otiting taken for tion, $1.60 a line per #n than 250 Rates, 1 month DB of any KN wtion. 1, MAN, 22, FAIR wishes | Iress F OUNG bookkeeping Kind; reference k ‘H .. A A BY BXPERIENCED 656 2% WANTED, POSITION Tady stenographer: understands bookKeepin wod roferences. Patsy, Zith and Holdreg of A, C. Jones, Lincoin, Neb, MS; A REGIS for wmall Adress F A JBITION A8 BOOKKEN wot of double entry book ATION work ny Tl wiil Fofe pharmacist 3D, 1 B._an: WANTE will ke dress A WANTED MALE EELP A first fnsertion, 1o n word hing taken for less than 25 INS 160 How- i T aw Pat- ells_on wre mak- v further Rates, 14e *w TEAMS FURNISHED T > ment goods, SALARY OR_COMMISSIO! greatest invention of the age. The ent Chemical Ink Erasing Pencil sight, Works 1ike n Agents ing 125,00 to $125.00 weok: particulars writs the X 16, L Crosse, Wis. 3 AILORS WANTED AT FRANK J MOE -M ARN FROM $2.00 iite biock B LIVE .00 pe LICITORS CAN 1 day. App BIAG PAYI M632 3 WANTED, CANVASSERS; GOOD bBusiness, 1614 Tzard stree COATMAKERS WANTED Fritch, .- THREE rice, Neb, IRST-CLASS PRESSMI W, WANTE! work for Fight n Dearborn street 0. THOROUGHLY red conch At 219 Board of ). A MAN WITH to Investignte of | consumption nsed in every hous 1. Conke Chic A6t 2 BXPERIENCED Kood references. i3 TEA AND COF. Thoneys makin minuf h W foe trad rticl i Bee o WANTED ~-FEMALE HELP. word e ton, 1o n word first inse aken fo GIRL FOR GEN Tequired. Apply nt ) C—585 1 RAL COMPE eferenc th street housewor 3814 South COND WORK. MRS, MG . GIRL FOR T Douglas FOR at 1 30th_ayenue. Moz 2 work, kood (1) SCHOOL Ad- HIRL WISHING TO ATT at light work in family of two LADY 21 tloor, lock. TTAILOR, 15th str ONCE, room 11 nt WANTED, AT at NEAT who_can At 60 but trane ) wing, near St & GIRL__TO > ‘pla St ave. WAN work i, fore noon v — e "~ FOR RENT HOUSES. S IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY THE 0. 1%, Davis company, 1305 Farnam. D78 EROOM €O N, CHOICE IN Stanford Circle. utter, 24 Dee bull L e HOUSE K. DARLING, .. . K. DARLING, BARKEIR BLOCK. i) HOU #AND 4-ROOM APARTM Feferoncen Fequired, 816 8. 'H, 1901 N. %; 3R00M H, -ROOM H, fornta st.} G-room H, 1408 Callfor 102 CALL TROOM MODERN COTTAGE, BAST FRONT, .00, Tidellty Trust Co., Vit Farnam, — RENTAL AG'CY, HUTCHINSON, 1623 Farnam. D—M848 M RENTAL AGENCY, SHERWOOD, 2N SMALL FIRST CLASS child A nice nine room 16 North '20th st., rent reason- 1408 Farnam St D-219-A5 WELL LOCATED HOU 9 N. Y. Life HOUSE, ALL MODERN. . avenue. Inquire at 6i1. FOR REN’ family with modern house, able. Boggs & Hill, TO ut A FIR 8. SROOM ST CLA Skinner, 60 PARK DM A13 WANTED--TO RENT. 1%e_word first insertion, Nothing taken for less than 25o. w. o T “Rates, thoreatter. WANTED, HOUSES FOR RENT. loton, 38 Paxton blook -, I 1 I inscrtion, $1.50 a line per month. ' Nothing taken for less than 2e. OR HOUSEHOLD G ap rate. R. Wells, 1111 Farn STORAG and ch m M58 1214 HARNE M STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROS WANTED -TO BUY. “e_word first fnsertion, 1o word Nothing taken for less than %e. NTED, §TOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. FOR clear Tand and cesh, J. D, Zittle, Brown blk. PAID SD-HAND s Hrown, 3 ,\hlr]ur S, —4%5-21 > T0 BUY, A COUNTRY BANK WITH capiinl of $0.000.00 or $25.000.00. Write 1 stite Neb, ¥ particulars Address Lock 1 wend Tast jox D, publt FOR SALE-FURNITURE. Rates, 10¢ a 1i 7 Insertion, $1.50 a line per month, ' Nothing taken for less than Zie. AUCTION FURNITURE Ol ATE HOTEL in bulk, 1310 Douglas, Marc 10 a. m. O-M154 26 _ FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; AL- most new: will sell cheap; house for vent; par tios leaving city, 3012 N. 16th st 51-16 FORSALE HORSES WAGONS ETC “Rates, 10 o line ench insertion, 81 month. Nothing taken for less than £ ALL KINDS OF VEHICLES AT 50C ON THE dollar After March 6 T will have on exhibition (for a short time only) at 121 et, a full line of fine s, ' landaus, vietorn Kk and o g kies, ph tons, ¢ kboards, all kinds of business and ‘pleasure wagons, drays, milk and delivery dut at THE DOLLAR. ything first wagons, which I wil 50C 0N nd e A full line Come and see and be convinced that you ivthing you want at half price at nam street, Omaha, Neb, w. P Rates. 1%c_word first Insertion, 1o . word thereatter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. DALED HAY FOR SALE_ THE STANDARD Cattle Company, Ames, Neb, 2,000 tons of good barn stored hay for sale. All orders flied promptly. Q887 TWO POOL AND TWO BILLIARD nhattan style, monarch cushions, size and_all fixtures pertaining thereto. by ‘Tables not used one year vet. Will sell or trade, For particulurs write to Frank Georke, Ca City, Towa. Q 01 A4 Fon ENGIN SALE, SECOND HAND first elass Shape, from & to 40-horse powe dustrial Iron Works, Omaha. Q—321A8 300D BURGLAR-PROOF SAFE AN IME lock, with vault doors, for sale at a bargain. Addresy A, Dixon, Coon Rapids, lowa e Q-Mii BERNARD PULPIES. I, 0. BOX QM FOR SALE, NICB CLEAN GRAVEL. OMAHA Siticon Wail Plast ., 513 Pirst_National bank. Q=M32) a16 FINE, FULL-BLOODED, 3.Y BEAR-OLD JERSEY heifer, Inquire at 1115 Dorcas str Q—M678 210 CLAIRVOYANTS. eo_word first 1§ JWhing tiken £ MIS. DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RB- e Wisincss meuin; 7th seas at 11 N 1o MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Rates 1%o o word first insartion, 1o a_word thotenfter. ~ Nothing taken' for less than . MADAME MITI, 603 8. 18TH, 2ND FLOOR, room 3. Massage. vapor, aicofiol, steam. sul phurine - and sea baths. MASSAGE. MADAME BERNARD, 1419 DODGE. T—M672 26 MME. BROWN, 1311 CAPITOL AVE., MASSAGE treatment and mwdicated baths, T—506 22¢ PERSONAL. 13%o a word first insortion, 1o a word thereatter. Nothing takan for loss than 25c. VIAVI, HOME OR LADIES. Health book and ultation fr Addross or call. Viavi Co, suite 346 Deo DIIg. attendant. U Rates, D LEAV- L D8 DAVEN- £TOOM MODERN FLATS, enworth. J. W. Squire, 218 1 0-ROOM_HOUSE AND TARN, port. Inquire 223 N. 8. D01 230 FOIRIENT, DURING ATRIL AND MAY, throo room furnished for housckeeping; b ound floor; desirable: eentral location; to Glnss parties with references. Tiee N HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS FOR R 28 8. 27th st 6, 8. AND 10-room houses 5, 8 AND 10-ROOM HOL ‘autiful lawns, shade, el B0, 2321 AT s, D540 RENT, 6 Apply 8 00M_COTT. D, Cadwell, 3017 CALI- durdette D HOUSE FoR fornia. ISTRABLE Tigh sehool. 1GITT-ROOM Inquire D-M6T2 20 ADPART! building: and veniences; rents low, Chicago street FOR RENT- FURNISHED ‘ROOMS. 1o 4 TO 7 ROOMS. AN CLOWRY i all eon- ris, 1614 i) Al a4 frstinsertl word “Rates, | therealt 8 FURNISHED ROOM | 0 for man and wife, ! 819 N. 17th, wi a Nothing tuken for less than 25 S von Rent HOUSER taken in ROOM SHED GENTLEMAN. LARGE SOUTH ROOM, Inquire 1919 Dodge. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS Ky housekeeping; first floor; modernbrick, Burt. - SUITAL EURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. e word first Insertion, Nothing taken for less TOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, UNDER CAT Women's Christian association, 111 8, - 1o n word patier, ROOMS — AND 1O, RDING 2100 D ROOMS WITH BOARD, W7 8. 11t street ISIRANLE ROOMS WITH I 03 N. ¥ glas str ALSO DAY A NORTH A ISTH 3ood rooms, good table, Teasonable rates. F-MA3E Alge FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, WITH cither for gentleman or maried couple th st F=537 1 2 ROOMS, WITH _BOARD, 1 family: niecly” located; $.50 per week Do F-Miiy 210 —_— FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS, Rates, 1%c word first insertion, do n word thereafter, Nothing taken for less than 2sc, ) 5 UNFURNISHED CHAMUERS FOIR HO Kooping 10 mun und wite, No chitd ) 151h, 1657 { L Y FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES | “Warew, 196 a 1ine cach insortion, 150 a line por ‘ month. | Nothing taken £oF lvgs (Han s 2 i THE SSTORY S(ORE BUILDING, 1315 FAR. : Bam st Boggs & Hill, MOS Furnam i ? 1= 5083 h 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE; 00 8 17TiL 1313 FOR ™ RENT IN THE BCHLT 1600 and Harney, Spectal induce leld Gut to permancnt tenants. Apply Biro: 5 50 and G Sehlita bully 12884 I FOI RENT, THE STORY LRICK DUILDING, 816 Fainam st The Lullding has @ (reproot cement busement, completo steam heating fx- tures, water on all Hoors, gas. ote. Apply at Ui Uica of Tiie liee 1-910 AGENTS WANTED, Mates. 1ge word Arst ton, 1o a word M e i, b eqtian, e 3, | — | WANTED, | ACENTS R Hew combinution lte wollcy Liberal torma to reliabie 8. J. Donnis, Lincoln, Neb. ISMAG B \TIL FURTHER NOTICE JOHN NELSON I8 the only persor employed by me to_ do. cleaning of vaults and cesspools, A. uld, City Garbage Contractor. U= AGL TREATMEN' SCTRO-THERMAT, Scalp and hair (reatment, manicuro and Mrs. Post, 819% S. 16th, Withnell bl S0, ROOK MAS: bath chiropodist. JUST ARRIVED—MADAME LA pencd massage parlors at 417 Improved mugnetic, vitapathic, sulphur and alcoholie_baths, both restful and curative. Im- proved Swedish hand rubbing. to § 9 U p. m. Parlors 3 and 4. COMPOUND OXY Dbronehitis, consumption, cata ete, Throe days free ut R. 33 Douglas blk. 16(h and Dodge. U—132 a13 GRACE DE SENNA: PLEASE GET MAIL A general delivery, Adelbert, U—3 9§ 10 WANTED, 1,00 MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL- dren; must’ be ruptired; will cure them in 3 o 6 weeks, Pay when cured. Davenport rupture cure. Apply at once to’ Dr. A, J. C nd Hotel Annex, Council Dluffs, or write W. R. AL Business manager, Anita, In. U—MG19 2 ADINGS IN PALM- Ladies, o0c; gents, $1.00, U—M356 25¢ ALER It o’ toll delighted Moi2 YOUR SHOI Turkish it. DI Bath, wiil be ot You plete without Its eitects, OLD DR, PAUL ROLOC o A diie of birth, sex, 2) conts and st future prospects, marflnge, busines: tion, all Airk: mention paper. venue, box 81, New York. [& DID YOU GET MY 1 ROF Ouha? Answer thirough lee, Wil . Mgy 2)0 $1.50 u line per 10 a line each masrtion, month. - Nothing tai than 25c. LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED ity property. $3,000 and upwards. & to 0 cent; no delays. W, Farnam Smith & Farnam, IONY LOAN loans at_low sk and lowa Ly AND TRUST CO., 318 N. Y. Yutes for cholce farms or O courity on TO LOAN AT LOWEST and unimproved Omaha Fidelity MONEY improved 110 6 years, RATE: veul MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW 0. . Davis Co., 1605 Fur TO LOAN ON and Omaha city 1702 F 0 LOAN ON ebraska farms at . r Molkle, First N ARMS IN Droporty. MONEY county Filelity Trust Co MON and wW. 5 No delay. nam st W—Ms9y MAHA PROPERTY m 8 to 7 per cent, 1 bank bldg. ~ W—$64 B, TENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO., 30 BEE huliding. —19 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIA Veal estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Laxton bl WA LUANS ON REAL ESTATE, WARRANTS, hotes, ei., bought, Garvin Brok, 10 N, ¥ W OMOHA LOAN & TRUST €O. 10TH AND Douglas sis., loan money on ¢ty and farm | Property at lowest iates of intercst. \V—863 WANTED, TO LOAN $1.00.00. APPLY AT on, Harrison, 912 'N. Y. Life. AV Mos8 200 MON’EY TO LOAN-CHATTELS, | | “Rates, 100 4 fine each Insertion, 3150 a line per month, hing taken for loss than 2. | SHORT TIMB LOANS. 1 N. Y. LIVE BLL X--A1206 a8 LU TLACE 1O DORROW 1ULD TULNITURE, Ni AND, Y ON LiANOS AND o REHOL RCHANL ARKIAGES, SECURITIES, in Wil 'y T NO PUBLICITY, lall amounis, IN lage o Y AT LOWEST IULE RATES, Y IN QUICKE SSIILE TIME! MONEY THAT you may back at any 15 at ¥ block, cor. 16th and Huit ey sts, THR FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE €0, Pt ny amount 1o & word K24 a1 OTTAGES, WE HAVE AT anting well located cottages. Garvin Br 1 N. Y. Life. K—M0s 20 WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD GEN- teman; private residence I 1 preferred; will go out gom M4, WITHNELL | FOR SALE, THE ()MAH\ IM\IIY HEES'[I l‘,Sl),\Y MAR(H "n Contini MONEY TO LOAN— We will loan you any sum which you wish, emall 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 ag you wish, when you wish, gnd cnly pay for it"as long’ as you keep It U can borrow. U] FURNITURE AND FIANOS, Ot WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE T TS, MERCHANDISE, OR ANY O1 SURITY, Without publicity or al of property, OMAHA MORTG AN CO., SOUTH 16TH STREE rem U Noor nbove the stres OLDEST, LA AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA 805 WAN PLICATIONS FOR LOANS, J. D. Zittlo, Brown bik., Om W33 MOR 8, A, Y. Lite, e T vIamASe LOANS WAN ON CITY AND FARM property. J. o, opp. P. O, W88 a0 _ HORSES, WAGONS, 08 and furniture of all kinds, ~Business J. B. Haddock, room 427 Ramge X898 3Y ON ANY strictly confidential. A. Continental block. 3 > ON FU all articles of valué. WILL sect room 1, . PIANOS, 430 Ramzo X990 STORE, « easy terms. Dox 61 £200.00 YIELDS § KLY; FINANC AL month Rates, thereaft, VAN _ How about Mrs. Columbus ? Now Christopher went on discoveries bent, And captured more honors than ever were meant For mortal to wear. But Mrs. Columbus, I think— Is pining for notice from rhymster or,poet, Let her have her share, While Christopher studied a dingy old chart, he doubtless did washing—a heroine's part, And dreamed of the ** Fair,’ While Christopher’s life was so brightened by hope,| Her task would have lightened if Santa Claus Soap Had only been there. She might have had time to be famous herself, If she'd but had aid from this jolly old elf, Yes Santa Claus Soap, the good housekeepers say Is the choicest of soaps manufactured t rday, e a Noth Florence luke, 15 or. " 3 of He o rews SANT ) N. Y. Life, Omaha, —_— CUTLERY GRINDING. ves, | kenow it, FOR LEASE—REAL ESTATE, Rates, line each insertion, 315 hing taken for less than 2 OR #0-ACRE TRAC $3.00 per Boggs word first insertion, othing taken for less tha SETTER PUP, AN swler. Return' (o 3 ard. —_— SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. SCHOOL 01 SHORTI e a Ask for circular, a line per TS NEAR & L 437 Mo word n THE and 66) 21 TAND, 513 2005 A S, L. 14 UNDE th str LAND I8 READ NOw all kinds of fine grinding at his old stand, MEDICAL. Y TC DO 106 367 a10 Rates, ther af DR. ment Bulldi e er. GG ot ne ng. Nothing word first ROOK'S NEW ME rves, stomach and heart month. Tiates, 100 a line each Insertic Nothing daken for less than 2e. 31.50 a lino per G GEI ENDECK, teacher, 1810 California st UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Rates, thereatt H. K. embal ‘e B m Nothing takén for Ie word first. Insertion, 1o a word ‘than 25 good_ busi- located; fitted up first class; doing s ness. Address C, Beo office, Council IF YOU HAV T FROM $3,000.00 TO $10.000.00 ON rn’from 10 to 13 per cent um - guarant address as below and call upon you and give you an_insi 58 I 15, Dee. M5 ST PAYING SALOON IN TART ‘cash, balance trade; sicknoss o D.J. Wilson, 1714 N, Zth st which you wish to OMAHA; cause for cet,_Om 1 FOR EXCHANGE. $1.50 a than 23c. NOTION: Frankfort, 2—901 Rates, 10c a line first insertion per month. Nothing taken for le STOCK OF MILLINERY _AND want horses and cattle. Box 205, nd. 1 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEDRASKA, KANSAS and Dakota, mdse., Will ‘sell cheap or exchange for horses and cattle, Address box 75, Z—901 XCHANGE ) ACRES FINE LAND and give §2,000 cash for §5,000 Address confidential, Box 43 Z—134 I WILL B In Cedar count stock of goods. BLOCK d or mdse. in cast Box 106, Creston, Neb. WIIAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR A GOOD S-room. house In morth part of city,” conven- fently located, good neigaborhood. Would take vacant lot or smaller house. Address B 63 Beo offic —514 FOR BXCHANGE, 3.STORY BRICK HOTEL, @ rooms, furnished; steam heat; barroom; barn ‘for ‘D) head horses. - Prico. 315,000, en- cumbered $6,000.00. Lock Box 640, West Tow Z— M5, 20 FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE. Rates, 1%c word first insertion, lc a word thereaffer. ~ Nothing taken for less than 25¢. ELEGANT HOME, SIGHTLY terms easy, mod house, 11 r wood finish, nice shrubbery,’ fine ground 8)x113, north of Hanscom park; worthy of your con- sideration. M. J. a & 98 N. Y. Life bld; ONE 20-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. APPLY TO W. 3. Harrison or A, D. Rose, oh farm, Dlair. R ECM5 DARGAIN, N. B CORNER ®TH AND HICK- Dory. ¥, K. Darling, Darker block. ‘I E-MT DARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, wale or trade. F. K. Darling, Barker bloci CHBAD HOMES FOR SALI Houses and lots, all sizes, locations and price: taken under forecl: insist on_fmmediate lands. R ure by eastern parties who ale. Also Nebraska fa At half Value, and easy terms. Omaha National bank. R B-M203 { COTTAGE AND LOT AT tor $3,800.00. Apply on R M3 a13® Will sell . Rankine, MR SALE, 7-ROC 11 Wobster street premis COMPELLED TO two frame bulldings, GREAT AP. RICH GARDEN 1ands, one mile from city limits, $60.00 to §$10).0% per dcre, on o years time; some trad. Call 50 N, Y. Life mm.xmx, RE—947 M31* | | depression does not affect Rowe's Infallible Handicapping systen xpfi and satest specula- ve investment offered; third successful year; Prospoctus 1554, tree. D. Rowe, Box 127, | —Rates. e word first To a word Brooklyn, N. Y. Y No46 M21e | thereaffor. " Nothing talen for less than 25e. MEAT MARKET FOR SALE, CENTRALLY | DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES, MISS STURDY, 4218 Nicholas. ~ UPHOLSTERING. 114 A22 Ratos, per_month, 100 a line first, insertion, Nothing taken for less’ than 25c. S 50_a line | GLODE UPHOLSTERING CO., GENERAL FUR- niture repairing; ¢stimates’ and information cheerfully given. All" work called for and promptly attended (o. 2023 Farnam street. ‘eleptiono 750, M3z oy causo \ pocket. {far the biggest bargain of this kKind | it ty of fruit, shral .+ only 5 _RE PALACK R +grate and Kot water heat: plumnbings; - barn for thiee horsest 1l - lot Cast front; cast of park: must be ween to b preciated. M. J. Kennard & Co., 907 and Y. Lite bid RE-618 ON THE HIGH m atre all utthem. M. ¥, Lifo blig, RE—-G18 2. CITY IN the property, your 907 TO SU1T; THRER BEAUTICUL TOME Krounds just oft of Wesi Farn and we will tell you ull ab Kenunard & Co., 907 and 908 N DARGAIN—GREATEST vacant lats. Lot for now I8 the men| by N. Y. Life bl 0 SECTIONS CHOLC syi colony Wanted lands for stock and Grant, Neb, IN U show tine 1 Kennard T you make & Co. invest and R 0§ 413 NS + alvo | Welpton, 163 A3 omm sl mdse, J. A FINE 0 of bith rooms, room, ete.. In ono of gantly furnished particular, —ready step right bargain for anyo Wt to locata, Tha whols outllt, house, lot and furniture, $12,000.00, mich less ‘than cost and only offered for sale on account of family being away m of the Ume the present year. Addiess 1) 5, 1 R NEAR RAILROAD TOWN raska, 75 acres plowed, 10-a stable ‘and well. soll black $300 cash, _balance Mittan, room 313 AL postoffice HOME OF 12 closet, pantry, the ROOMS furnace beat locations, el d in every into, and o outs and fully equip; to 190 a3 IN CEN- o grove, loaw, price monihly ague blo. R E—545-1 2 ACT tal N house 8 LOT 6, BLK. 113, CHEAP. ¥ 5, Bes 80 A~13%" buy an i Drientat 3. 501D by Kuhn & Co,, Cor. 16th and Douginsa 8t and TR Muller & Col GarlnR e Dogo Rt SN WEAK-MAN/ VURE YOURSELF irrechonve, 1 will send FREE to any man, reseription of n mew and ve rei : weak organs, and sure cure for all weukness in young or old men. Manhood, Emissions and Vuricocele in the posili 19 15 days ; disease never returns. Correspond: ence private. ' All lotters sant in piain sealed envelope. Address, T. €, BARNES, Lock Box 3. THK GREAT HINDOO REMEDY UCES TIIR ABOYE RESULTS in 80 DAYA. Nervous Discases, Falling Mowmory, Faro, s Stooplorrtiess, Woakners ofe. by pastabuses and quick] Tlont Wanhod inoldoryoung, Prico a1 written gunrantee to enre o money refu, fmitation st b Bieal, Curesall rel 0 packnge. Bix & £ insist on having 1 not got it we will send Co., CHICAGO, ILL., or e edy to enlargesmall, Cures caxes y News Dealer, Marshall, Mich. o By A Testores d. r agente. of Lost AT ERITT SOLIOITOKS. Boo Advice FREE. BUREAU. SUES& 0D, Bullding, OMAHA. NEB. Ciil Ty " Chicigo . BURLINGTON & Q and Mason “Chicago Vestibule. xpross and_Tow Junction cago citic Arrives Toaves [BURLINGTON & 3 ‘Gmunaf 0:t50m ~ 0 10itsam. 1100 2 iim didopm. .o Denver Liiom 6:5 «.Nebraska Local (exc .'|)l “Sun.) ‘[vm Lincoln Locl (except Sunduy.) am R T {__Dopot Tith and Mason Sts. | O Kansas City Day I 4 m 8iispm. K. C. Night Bx. vin U Leaves | CHICAGO, R, I & PACIFIC, N S:00pm. 2:05pm Leaves [C] OmanaiUnion_Depot Atlant Chica am. Oklahoma & Colorado HICA nfon Depot 10th and Mos: ’.';.‘ Stromsb'g Sts. T Bapress (ex. Night ' (Esprags. ... .., a0 Veatibnled Limitad o C. D ex Sun, TeXis Exp. Limitea PACIEIC UNION b Pl X (e Sin; Pacitic Bxpro <. Fast, M, bl e Wi PAUL. 501 S, VAL )W Teadwoda T prons o e Wi R i Si0opm. .Nortolk Express. Fx. mariol Sidspm St. PaukoExpioss THICAGO & MORTHWEST N OmanalU. P. Depot 181 & Mason st T e 7y A 4i0spm dibute Dimited Giom Bastern 8is3hm Mo, Vauey Locui eaven | MISOURL PAGIFIC Giahal_Depot 15th and_ Webster sts, 12:200m ‘8. Louls Bxpross 3:l0pm: Daily’ (ex. ebraska Loca aves [ ST P M. & O Maha| Depot 15t and Webstor am 15pm 6:45pm Omunalt Oumuha| 5:43pm Bi6pin OmahalU. 3i66pm Sioux City Accommodation ux City ‘Express (Ex. Sun.) St.” Paul _Limited BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, I, P. Depot 10th & Mason § oux City Passenger St._Paul _Express. SIOUX CITY ACIFIC. Depot 13th and Webster Sts, it Paul Limited “Chicago Limited OMAHA & ST. LOUIS P. Depot 10th & Muson § Louis Cannon Hall Sunday.).. Omahia \ ok JArrivea | Omaha JAre 10, 9:400m Bis0pm IArrives maha At [“Omuha Uiipm 9:20am 2:15pm JAvEIves [“om: $is0pm i 10k Attives Omati i 120 m JAreives 0i20pm 1):00m JArrives |"Omaiia 9:25m 9:%5am JArrives SUGAR SCHEDULE NODIFIED ! tool of designing person | that were suggested to the chalrman by boards of trade and chamb of commerce throughout the country. The new draft will be printed and laild befo the com mittee as soon as possible. lay (¢ missioner Miller of the internal revenue bureau and McBates, chief of the division in his office, were before the commission by invitation The tax on alers in options and futures and the stamps to be IR‘H Turn at the Imports, LATEST CHANGES MADE IN THE WILSON BILL Reelprocity copt the Hawnilan to Be Abrogated—Prese Stands - Lead Ore mning Where it WASHINGTON, March 18.—The demo- cratic members of the senate committee on finance have completed their work on the tarifft bill and will submit changes which they have made from the bill as drafted by the subcommittee at a meeting of the full committee this afterncon. The prin clpal change that has been made in the bill is in the sugar schedule, and that has been modified 80 as to take into account the color as well as the polarization of sugar. The change made will add one-eighth of 1 cent per pound on the color test so as to insure to the refiner this much protection It is understood that the bill will be amended so as to make positive declaration for the abrogation of the reciprocity treatics made under the McKinley act. It is also probable that the clause in the bill abrogat- ing the Hawafian treaty will be struck out The principal argument which has been made for it based upon the ground of expediency and it has been urged that i it should be permitted to remain it would be the means of introducing the Hawailan complications into the tariff discussion These, together with the restoration of the ent law wa I regarding the tax on domestic cigars, will be the principal changes made. The lead ore duty and whisky tax, as well as the duty placed upon coal and iron ore, will remain as placed in the bill by the democratic members The bill, when it next sees light, will also show several changes in the administrative part of the Dbill, and the amendment in- serted by the members of the committ providing for the repeal of the entire Me- Kinly act will be modified to either specify what portions of that act shall remain in force or to repeal the parts in conflict with the pending act COMPARED WITIH LAST YEAR. Amount of Money Which Will Be Appro- printed by the Present Congress. WASHINGTON, March 19.—The total ap- propriations of the pr gress will exceed by appropriations of the last congress. N been made by Sayers or members of the appropriation com but a comparison of the bills already with those of the first session of the congress shows the total of the bills ve the house will be about The senate usually iner 1y, last year securing incre reachin total of £5,000,000, 5o that aggregate for he pre sion is od to touch § Iight of the great appropriation e already been reported to the and three of them have been passed. The total of these in their present stage is $304,01 This s about $15,000,000 more than the same bills carried {wo years ago. The comparison is as follows: ‘nt session of con- the the has the few millions slon of summary a first s ) official Chairman Dili mater! S8 the ex- Dills house, This 1902.93, Cong Army, reported. 308,410 Diplomatic and consuid ported . 604,045 Dhitrict Colimii 73 Fortifieations, Military ac; . passed.. passed.. demy, reporte Pensions, - pas Postoflics, reported Sundey clvil, reporte Totals ... $255,612,262 $701,041 Of the bills yet ta be brought Into the house no exact estimate is obtainable, owing to the care with which such bills aré guarded. It is believed, however, that the following estimates approximate’ the bills as they will be reported: This Con- greas, Bsti- mated. Asrlculral .. lative, River and Rarbor.: il Total8.....vercneers 81 500,000 Deficiency bills are not included, as they are mot among the appropriations for specific government branches. With the total of bills already sed or reported nd total of this s ago would be: and those estimated, the g session as against two yeal reported C Total 66,841,750 Should the senate ke no Increases the total would be almost identical with that of two years ago, but with the usual senate increases the total is likely to reach 370,000,000, WILL BE A TEST CASE. Litigation Growing Out of “Soonerlsm" at the Oklahomn Opening, WASHINGTON, March 19.—An important case growing out Gf the “soonerism™ at the Oklahoma opening will be given a hearing by the Interior department within a short time. The case 1s Thomas Burch against Anthon Caha, Involving the latter's home- stead entry made April 25, 1889, on a section of land on which Oklahoma City is now located. Burch ommenced a contest against the entry fn May, 188, alleging that Caha entered the then prohibited country prior to noon on April 22 of that year, in violation of the a of congress and the president's proclamation opening the land to settlement, The local officers recom- mended the di was sustained smissal of the contest, which on appeal by the keneral land office. A motion for rehearing filed with the secretary of the smce which Caha and many of the wit- nesses for the dofense have been convicted of perjury for testimony glven in this case, The defendant alleged that the courts of justice have been unknowingly made the to affect the dis- tion of this case. Twelve other cases to be determined by the testimony to taken soon. I are be ANTI-OPTION LE SLATION Commit e on Agriculture Considering the Bill of Congressman Hutch. WASHINGTON, March 19.—The proposed anti-option leglslation again occupied the attention of the house committee on agr culture today and some progress was made, Chalrman Hatch lald before the committes the draft of & new bill on the subject and | this formed the basis of consideration. The new bill containg a number of amendmen affected on contructs, ete., bill originally introduced, gestive, will be mat propc Deing merely riafly reduced by the ommission when that portion of the bill is reached. STERN PENSIONS. WE List of Many Voterans R berad by the Goverl WASHINGTON, March 19.-(Speclal to The Bee.)—Pensions anted, fssue of March Nebraska: Original—David Stevens, Lincoln, Lancaster. Original widows, etc.—Hiel Beardsley (futher), Geneva, Fillmore; Celestia Robinson, Min: | den, Kearney; minor of Marshall G. Cun- | ningham, Omaha, Douglas, Relssuc—Ma- tilda. Murray, Foit Omaha, Douglas. Towa riginal—Michael Winter, Ban- croft, Kossuth. Increase—Willlam' Ratje Sac City, Sac; Edgar A. Madison, Osag Mitchell.' Refssue—Thomas Weldon, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’'s Castorla. Senate Finance Committee Takes Another corah, Moines. South Mellette, Colg Montelal Dak Spin Ho: € Ar and inc Pierce, liams, nelius Hinsey. wett, Riee James ' Thom) whton, M s carr, John Hop Birm nest (elson, Deford widows, et Humbolat outh ke Pierre, Hogh bury’ Colorado Pueblo, Origl Gossin, Baton UNION Mr. Doatner's WASHINGT resolution to road litiy Department by snecial e commitiee on of the house ¢ the resolution led up for the pr awalt Mr. 1 Mr. Rellly wil it the Tiesda rond committs trol of the 1 until the latte READY n Sent ¥ WASHI ¥ dent has signe and it will be Chairman ¥ tee on enrolle ol ber, name ten days' limi e sigmed or v to run until to of days are action on th expected, as th nest and th aft who this B Daughter of th Wed th WASHINGTC ment of the Blaine, third d Blaine, the late Gener: quite a capital. Mr. Beale ref mission as min then been settl looking after I understood large fortune. sensat, nnati and of but it is unde autumn. Mrs. tions for an in to a large num! Was Bluefields incide ances from the landing of troop Blueflelds, Nica tection there of Awniting WASHINGTO: Wednesday, at special commit Judge Jenkin's termined. Intersta tives of twent soclations adopt officers for an operate for the elections, pany will mak this city on Th for the first opera success, be repeated on matinee. Carl The opera wi scenery, costum New York City, an uninterrupte The augmented sonal direction Herr Edward sixty people st twenty-four wom Miss Mabel E on this' and head of her own great play, direction porienced The company A well known Winneshiek; Ransom Gillmore ( Issue of Mar inal Geneva, Stortz, William Miller (dec Ation He Jatner's r niorage bill Xplaining certs correspondence. e and Mr. that, is the brother of Mr: and s the Russian minister to Greece, date of the wedding has not yet been sct, ternational aspe WASHINGTON, The Conried-Feren Poelz, Baton “La of Mr. manager. politan players and includes Mr. Truman H up, Buchanan. ' Original widows, etc. Banning, Exira, ~Audubc A. Rrunson, Coal O her), Me ta: k. riginal Apahioe h 7. Nebras Frank A. B: widows, ete.—Marion Flilmore. Original—Cor Murray, Clarke; Nelson ville, Mitchell. ‘Additional on, Keokuk, Lee; Philo orrison, Grundy. | Inerease Farmington, Van Buren, I Docorah, Howard; Wil Van Buren; Polk. rgens, Relssue D. Lorenzo nes, ingham, by, Junction, zaboth Rutland Mathias nd rel 10 ta Orf Re inal storation ased), Ar Refssue—Samuel M nal _widows, ete.— n, Weld, aslitl 1 © LITIGATION PACIF Resolution 1 th Disposal of It ON, March 19.—The take the Unfon Pacifl out of the hands f Justice and to prosecute | unsel still remains with jud'ciary, but Chairman I ommittee on 1" ifident of securing control when the question 18 nga will make no further effort t. however, as he wishes t turn_on Wednesday subfect considerd of the Pacific rail e The Issue over the con olution will not be raisec r part of the week peeting rail of 1 have th y mect FOR THE PRESIDENT, 11 Signed by Stevenson orward to Clevoland. , March 10.—The v A the Bland seigniorage sent to the vresid the house « 1 bills presented the to Private Secretary nted for it in the pr crnoon, The _constitution: tation which it toed ,will not hewi norrow, however, not unted, part of the president e measure will be given very ough conslderation. today. mmit Ilan Thur arson of Very spo Claims for Overtime. WASHINGT( March 19.-W. W. Hill, recently appointed special commissioner to examine claims of letter carricrs for over- ume, Is at present engawed on the New ork claims, of which 403 yet remain to be examined. 'Next he will ‘take up the 100 claims preferred by Brooklyn letter earriers and after that he will make official visits to the leading northwestern citics, Chicn Milwaukee, Springfield, 111, and Raci Wis., are among firkt of ‘those at which carrfers’ claims will be examincd. Vore Hawaiian Letters WASHINGTON, March 19.—Another i stallment of Hawailan correspondence was submitted to congress by President Cleve- land today. The principal letter is President Dole of the Hawatian provisional government to Minister Willis, complainiig of the uncertainty of the position of the United States on the subject of the use of force for the restoration of the queen and s in previou BEALE-BLAINE. he Late James G. Ex-Persinn Minister. ON, March 19.—The announce- engagement of Miss Hattie aughter of the late James G. Truxton Beale, only son of ha: al Edward Beale, social caused ion in circles at the turned last autumn from his ister to Persia and has since ing up his father's estate and is ranch in California. It is Mr. Beale will inherit a He is but 34 years old. He J. R. McLean of Cin- metieff, whose hus- The Mme. I rstood it will not be before Blaine has sent out invita- formal dinner this afternoon ber of intimate friends. Solely Protective. WASHINGTON, March 19.—Danger of the "nt assuming an fmportant in- cct has vanished, as the State department has recelved satisfactory assur- British government that the s from a British warship at ragua, was solely for the pro- British_subjects. Mr. Boatner's Return, N, March 19.—Representa- tive Boatner of Loulsiana is expected back which time the plans of the tee, which is to investigate strike injunctions, will be de- Democratic Association, March 19.—Reprasenta- y-one state democratic as- ed a constitution and elected interstate association to co- party success at the coming e R YOUNC . zy Comic Opera com- their first appearance in ursday, March 22, producing me here the great comic The Tyrolean,” which will riday night and Saturday Weinberger's *“Laughing o Heirs” will be sung on Saturday night. Il be staged with the same nes and _accessories in where “The Tyrolean” had ed run of over 100 nights. orchestra Is under the por- of the well known director, The company is over rong, having a chorus of nen and twenty-four men will appear at Boyd's Wednesday nights at the company in David Belasc Belle Russe,” under Charles L. Young, an e: the made up of strong metro Henry T bot, Mr. Frank Bolleston, Mr. Evelyn Evan Mr. E. M. Robinson, Mr. William Harpe Miss Ada Van Etta, Miss Helen Ridgeway and Miss Mabel Mandeville. All these en- Joyed the advantages in New k of hearsal under the personal direction of the author, Mr. Belasco. poet once sald t Bundick M , Kings and bill, must s fractions 1y is not ngaged to Stebbins, Restoration rEen, Wil Winneshiek: W, ranklin Original N Isloy, Davis, . loatner t the | illy © rafiroads f \ 1 1 Ar sl Deep cent remc the United Moines to bullding In charge his comma: of counter with the been nece and four in addition been co-c | a detern [ od ¢ and fow somo days, of queer sl imitation o s that ne But the one, and ti Ing magni tablished ar mint Deputy all confir, id that up with men o saparilia from all ove gists. ported to tl in the Coupled wit tenant gene This will brigadier go of them ca major gene: in_the numt stances upol It would be me men as thou the fi vision bilL" The known as rtillery arm: and cavalry of artillery the nu twenty-five enlistod me 00 to 1,30 posed bill interior * and infantry an( and a heay eastern state the n in ht whi the tha s T Or WASHINC to T signal corps, repalr to thi report to th rary duty | work with fi gram P. Cordray, one month FALL RIV Donald of 1 Wednos: nlel J ane, and . Both police. last I in Forest CHARLE t fires ter was the key to happiness. right. There are few of us who c appreciate a good, hearty laugh. This is what “The Voodoo” supplies, that rollicking farce comedy of Sanger & Bothner's, which vill_be the attraction In this city next hursday, Friday and Saturday at the Fif- | toenth Street theater. Any number of bright and fetching speclalties have been added this season, and the farce is tuned up to date in every particular. Thomas F. Murray, once a member of the tamous Mur ray & Murphy team, is the star of the com pany that will be seen here. He is one of the ‘few comedians who has only to look or smile to excite laughter. His support in cludes such well known favorites as Ada Both the talented soubrotte, Charles M McDonald, Kitty Wolte, Kitty Beck and a long list of othors. | The Fifteenth Street theater had another large houso last night to see “Tho White Squadron,” which is one of the largest and best productions that has visited Omaha The company and scenery are among the finest seen hero this season. The engage- it closes Wednesday night, with a matinag dnesday. fit) Look to your Interest. You can buy Sal- vation Oil, the great pain ¢ for 25 cents M . The following marrlage licenses were | sued yesterday Name and address Emil T. Cleavey, Omaha.......s Lillian Symcox, ToWa.....i1reisaeesnns nolton mour tinue unaba heen red yet been lie speak serviceal They Have § Proposed Army referred nber W 'he leavo g ngthen U iy to the 7 SECURING THE SEIGNIORAGE Rivals of the Government in the Issuance of Monoy, GANG OF SILVER DOLLAR COUNTERFEITERS pay ing vate Mint in Omaha Out Cash in Oppo- overnment— Big Profits, significance val 1 States Omah gener sper in nd felters or ssary speclal ag to Ma rating ed effc lew to arrest in al ot they other helr tude, it a For months Omaha the hot bed of a smooth crowd of “minters, United med a very | would be apprehended and hind the bars. a lot ch duct gang heme clew fs attached to the re- divislon headquarters of servico from Dos in the federal and the officer all the time at after two gangs oding this work. It has secure reinforcements, nts of the government, al White's forces, have with the divisign chief in OFt to cage their birds. gang has been struck will be made within a 1 probability. This elique have been making a clumsy Mla L indi- tours busi- a secrot A, Room 7 ally locked nding about who are of i their city whi in the r half ¢ regarded as a foxy is one of money-mak- have practically Omaha, They o mint o8- in right under the nose of Uncle Sam, and are work- ing 50 smoothly with such clever product that the secrot service men are mystifled as well as amazed at the extent to which this monetary deception has been practiced has been and vicinity They have coined, so it is said, about $390,- 000 or more of dollars which contain the same amount of silver and alloy placed in the regular dollar by the government mints, These men have simply started an opposition to the government and thelr money cannot be detected from the genuine. They are making money, figuratively and literally. It is said that they realize 61 cents profit on every dollar they turn out S0 cleverly have they worked that the cash drawers and banks of this city, Council Blufts, South Omalia and clsewhere have been the ceptacles for thousands of these home-made dollars, It is a “seigniol ' on the ely and has finally attracted the attentfon of the government, Not so very long ago Omana was the seat of operations for a ‘“gold washing' ang that pulmed off a number of $20 gold pieces on the unsuspecting Then came the spurious halt dollar product. The former crowd was apprehendel. On the eve of arrest the members of the gang skipped for parts unknown. In the investigations inci t to following up clews on this crowd the startling devel- opment was made that silver dollars, with the true ring to them, were being made in this vicinity. At first it was thought that the “minters’ were located In Councll Bluffs, but a subsequent clew disclosed the fact that Omaha was the headquarters of the gang. The office of the United States secret service, stationed at Des Moines for years, was suddealy removed to Omaha. A few days thereafter four secret servico specials uppeared in Omaha and the officers now bending every energy to locate the ad pull the coiners. S s Marshal rumor yeste was now being worked ndication that the guilty placed be- Cogges- ay and ———— Pecu indigestion, billiousness. llar to Itself, So eminently successful has Hoods's Sar- been at many leading' oftizens he United States furnish testi- monials of cures which scem almost mirac- ulous. Hod's Sarsaparilla is not an accl- dent, but the ripe fruit of industry and study. It possesses merit “peculiar to it- self."” Hoods's Pills cure ea sick headache Sold by all drug. e he hous radical changes in retirement reported last week, complete revolution directed against the ex- ral, wh injuriously ne n ral 1s und er of The provision refusing r. n disti both in the regular and volunte is dificult to understand upon what theory congress proposes to discriminate agalnst difficult t of the regular ch the anera t onco elating to 1 oat th arms to the of twe n The uld weste 1 cava incre to n o 3 tiltery. TON, Be now 5 city, o chief n 1 tel Eight Loss of Thelr ¥Fat ER, M 96 ( day of MeDonald n boys a which have fo ed. T 1 to taken to stof s Br and th Rev. 2L Wil Around in a Lively Way The army approp hope 1 army the Outhwaite infantry whe! s from Was 0 )—Cap connect anted Second Lieute Junty RADICAL CHANGES. Switch Matters fation bill recently re- > 1s made the occasion of certain staff corps and law for eniisted men. army reorganization bill, it falls little short of a isting status, The bill just named reduces the major generals frcm three to two, upon one of whom s to be conferred the brevet of lleu- o will command the army. affect all of the six of the line, as but three to attain the grade of the provisions of the 1o bill and the promotion of these three will be delayed from two to five ~Jhe bill further provides duction of thirty-five in the number fiears in the medical corps and of fourteen years. for a gradual re- of of- chaplains. Irement to gen= cral service clerks and messengers is g erally criticised adversely. “When it is considered,” sald an office “that the general service corps fs recrulted largely from the line of the regular sclec- tions, being based upon merltorious per- formance of duties thereof, and In many in- nguished service rendered service, It it, to find in any depart- army a class of enlisted personnel ranks as_high vice corps. It s mgress understands 1 to this corps the will be stricken from pr the reorganization bill, bill, inc s tho o expense of the infantry by adding two regiments present five and red-icing regiments from enty, and the humber of the cavalry from about o consequences of the pr be the depletion of the orn garrisons, where the Iry are mostly statione ase In the posts In tho re it is usual to garrison it ton. (Special Jam Tale- Allen, at Chicago, will New York City, and signal officer for tempo- on with experimental sgraph lines March duty via nant Dayvid h infantry, 15 extended - r Ma March 19, streot dled t disease. Saturday came violently Frank in the om M lex Mc lenly he in by nother re being guarded Uneheekod. March 19.—The n raging on Co days past, con families have ) steps have conflugration be r several nty-five stitutlon the clearing the hial Troches.—"1 friends wh pub. have proved extreniely Henry Ward Heccher, volce, have