Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 31, 1894, Page 7

- i _8PECIAL NOTICES. | A4|v!r(ln\mnnl- for these columna will be taken onull 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9:9 p. m. for the morning and Sunday ediions. Advertl; ean hav In eare of The fas, by requesting a numbered check, answors addressed to numbered lottet Anss ers o nddressed will o delivered upon presentation nf the cheek. EITUATIONS WANTED Rates, 10 n line ench inscrtion, $1.60 a line per month. Nothing taken for less than . WANTED-A POSITION A8 ASSISTANT draughtaman with an electrical manufaciuing Gr in machine shops. A o 0O MAN WOULD LI WORK WITH Wardener oF farmer, can’ give references. Ad- Tress I 61 Bee, Aow1e WANTED, SITUATION IN OFFICE BY A mw Vears of age. Have had experience i teach- e O "Beseral, banking business, | Adaress 3 45, Fee A--Mids 20 WANTED -MALE HELP. “ates, 1the_word Nrst insertion, fe a_ word thereatter. - Nothing taken for less than %e. BOLICITORS.THAMS FURNISHED; INSTALL- ment_ g ard st inig §25 LIVE SOLICT 26,00 pe man whe ing_ to whares. opport Addreas wi y0ds, Works ) articulars write (he , Ta Crosse. Wis TAILORS WANTE! r day. A 1614 FLO nity for tion of o he age. ink F like magic. $125,00 per onroe > AT A RE CAN NVASSERS; LIPS RIST AND eratands his busi rent elther and gavds rn_Towa, ete. For particuln & Hintichs, St Vaul, Minn._ WANTED, TAIL AT Harter, Kearn WANTED, MEN FOR and night sl wagons, WALL F W WANTED, tating ord, Or WANTED, MEN IN EVERY TOWN TO SELL our cigai-dliaped smoking pipe; canot be {old from @ clear; 1o experie Is required, as every mmoker’ Duys one ws soon ax he sees it; big profite for agents; sample and outat by mafl for 10 conts in stamps. New Gngland Pipe Co., Dep't. 25, Stanford, Conn - ING SALESMAN WA ) O SELIL our fall manufaciure, congisting of blankets, fannels, drews o, Einghnm 1% go o ete, Sonth Philadelphia Woolen Co., hox 141 Philadelphia. A Timan's ini Agents wantd A d, Neb. CLEANERS WAN jroved | wall by ge NPT expy wing P Agents are mak- ek, el Erase: 4 addre “oNCI B “COMMISSION. The operate mike A reference, i Nebraska American Wringer Co., 1600 How- JARN F'ROM §2.00 TO Apply 17, Granite block B-23A GOOD _ PAYT n-M632 3 TGARDENER, A pd s will: on hin 18 @ good W start. . » W. 1 a0- HOUS| o’ ool fmported Tine of m south- as Ko 1 M city B-MS 4 NTED 10 USE and 1506 i3 " WANTED -FEMALE HELP. Rates thereat(er . Aiic word r.. - Notl Thr Aton, rst hing taken f ins 2108 RIS lies' Insertion, et Tandre ot ALY " A S Cuming. MO WANTED, A LADY 10 BN A WHOLE salo house for the purpose of learning busi hoss; must be apt_and rusoworthy i Address F @, I office. WANTED, GIRL, TO DO GENI work i small family. Cassing, CoMatn 10 WANTED EXPERIENCED HOL MALD. References vequived, Mis. 15, Woud W 220 atroet. ¢ LADIES TO DO WRITING AT HOAM ay. guarmteed. Address with sinp Laubach, South fiend, Ind., Box A COMPETENT GIRIL eral housework in small family: 1 quired. Tnquire Mre. Geo. 15 Lake, Dodge TABLI GIRL 90—1% th Bt WANTED, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, W will_pay from .00 per weele to do strietly home wi no canvassing and prompt pasment. addreased enyelope. Bupy Mass. improved labor factured ce. Jol st and Encloss it 1L used vink device, 1 by a stamp. 0 DO § WRITING [ fu 24 AT Send Teply. Dear- i 136 FOR RENT ~HOUSES. _per moith, Rates, - 6ROOM COTTAG! 10c n line first insertion, $1.60 a line Nothing taken for less than 2c. MODI CHOICE IN stanford Cirel - JIOUSES, F. e DARLING, ™ NEW MODEIR S-ROOM HOUSE, 31 & YAsoN . Blgutter, 204 Lee bulld- D879 RKER BLOCK. D-§30 i THE OMA HA DAILY FURNISHED EOOHS AND BOARD. word T Insertion, 1o a v lews than 9 UNDER CAR ton, 111 §, es, 14 word first fler. — Nothing tak YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME, Women's Christian. associ B, ) goo NORTH 18T ble, reasonable rate FMA A1 DOLAN HOUS Good rooms, TWO FIN 2 LARGE ROOMS, WITH STRICTLY fAirat-ciass board. 2100 Douglas street. F—M707 ROOMS AND BOARD, BRENNAN FLATS, 1901 California, F-M722 A2l FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, REFER- ence. 204 Farnam. F817 31 DESIRABLE ROOMS WITI 1 OARD IN SMALL family; niely (ocated; terms moderate; ref ences, 170 Dodie. F-MO7 31% IR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED SOUTI( room, with’ Loard. 19 California street MOTA 50 —— T MODERN ROOMS, FIRST FLOOR, near park. 1309 8. 2th strect U—-Mu21 10 6 UNPURNISHED CHAMBERS FOR HOUSE- Kkeeping to man and wi o children. 319 1 UNFUIN UITABLE I ISH B i hounekecp ng, eity W low rent. North- west corner 17Uh and Webster street, G—M140 FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES “Rates, 10c a line each nsertion, $1.50 a line per month. . Nothing taken for lss than e, OFFICIES KO RENT IN THE BCHLIT bullding, 16th and Harney. Special Induce. Inents Held out 1o permanent tenants, Apply i Jobst Liros, rooms 0 and 61 Schiitz build- Zaasd 16 MONTHS LEASE OF STORE, 309 8. 1 ? iosiis NT, THE L:8TORY BRICK BUILDING, The bullding has a fireproot nx- cement Lasement, complete steam heating tures, wator on all floors, gas, etc. Apply at the of The Hee. 1-910 THE STORE BUILDING, 1115 FARNAM & mu at on rex offe st be rented for s Tegitimate b Bogks & Hill, 1408 st T-016A-25 FOR + for somo Come in with your e T, GOOD LOCATION ".‘z««- able for drug-or grocery store. Inquire at 2923 Spaniding, T—-MY77 5 OR RENT, A CORNE! ; n oceupied by paper and Jre, and just vacated plendidop for some one for the s indof” busineas o right_party rent very low. . Brun room 1, Ware block. T-M14T AGENTS WANTED Rates, 10c a line sach Insartion, $1.50 a line per month. ' Nothing taken for less thun 2. R_EBX, TO INTRODUC and vapor stove cov of fuel and cooking Btamp for eveland, particulars. 0. SLL SF wod wages. Address Ol IMIT Hallman's (mpr Gt auick. WANTID-A agenti (o well and frosea clouner. 1506 Dodge st AG MAK Kitchen utensil_ever 2 o 6 sold In_every house Dail, free. Medakin & hatl, 0. 50,00 0 S0 PR MONTIL MADE BY OUR Hionis for “the fstest selling new book in Ao elsive - terriiony, best commi Slon. xpress puid. 30 days crodit. No e porionca. requifei. | wWrite for erma, L3 elgler & Con box 1681, St. Louis, Mo, ARl G 331z a1e (ND WOMBN MAKIT FROM $100.00 TO ling quickest selling Promiums " given fex fmmense, Dremims 15 ugenta; - Hou Cincinnatl, 0. J-Mis2 310 BY or 3 Ath ¥ Bpeciaity Co. TAGENTS pay TO T, ex); WANTED, sample Y _appli el New York City. profits, today. stamps man M'1'g C e — WANTED—-10 RENT. 1%o_word Ast Insertion, 1o a word ‘Nothing taken for leas than 35c. W. @, TEM- WANTED TO RENT-SUITE OF TIIt furnished roomu with board for O, 1. Marvin, Pullman Car Co. BTORAGE, nsertion, $1.6) a line per less than %c. 10c a line each Rates, month. STORAGE FOR HOUSCI ; CLEAN and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 l~mnhmh CROS, 1214 HARNEY. M35 WANTED--TO BUY. Rates, Dic_word first insertion, lo a word thereatter. Nothing tuken for less than 2c. HIGHTEST PRICE PAID FOR SECOND-HAND furniture, carpets, stoves, etc. 5. H. Brown, s N, 16th. Tel. 1711 N-344A9* 0 CRUY, A GOOD AR TEAM good_wagon. Address 1t st Nat. 1 wagon. Addr 151, Na 10c & line each insertion, $1.60 a line. per Nothing t for less than 2ic. RENTAL AGENCY, 607 BROWA RENTAT, Fon family modern able. £ ROOM avenue, £RO0M enworth; APAR buildings. venlence: _ Chicago CLEAN moder: for = FOR RENT, §:-RO0M HOUSE 3TOOM ¢ inquire TN H00M COTTAG Tl R orase 4 s, Ttos Goob (- vard only ' ¢ with Barn' i RENT. Boj T OF U AGH ‘without house, & HOUSE, Inquire MODER 5 W 1 1601 " trect. enta v ity OTTAC 82 5 4 str NC —TO A ASS. W 8. Skinner, 310 N. rents low, COMFORTARLL GOOD Camitol oy T RHERWOO MALL ohiiare 26 N L ) Life, ALL MODI at 61 N FLATS, 27 Squite, 208 B 170 7T and Ch i oy Apply bt qnly. an D, ¢ nice I8 i i s streots a4 v FTRST CLAS nine LOCATED HOUS pt AND g, D488 oom PARK 1433 A13 I.I.\\'- IN CLOWRY MODERN, FUR- nished, 1113 5, 1000 stret i 00, I 1, CONTINENTAL BT 0S8 1806 E.HOH STREET, $5.00, atr v My 3 BT WORTIL MG 314 DIFFACH D NINE-ROOM Also §raom housc wol, Oroburd ‘Hill. 1. 1. Robis i Bl AN ROOMS. 1608 LIAVEN WORTH & (LTI ROOM HOUSE, CITY \WATER, 303 strvot, 8900, Fine G-room coitage, fur N closct, marble wash stund, ete., 00, This 1% well locatad, nud ein rent de 1702 Farnum stroot TOR RENT, 6-RO0M COTTA A TOUSE WITH 8 ROOAMS sonvenionoes, larke lwn. S Tivke wt. IRABLE HOUSES NHAD ront. moderite. W18 Capitol TROOM HOUSE FOR RENT, W st AL W ey MODERN t company Moy 1 HIGH SCHOOT i S, i )--Ae 55 HO. ) -h-1 e e, FOB. RENT I‘URNIBHED ROOMS. l‘,e \tunl Imu insertion, To w»ld afier, NothIng taken for Ins than ROOMS BN BUITE CLASS BOARD, 205 Douglas. 1981 Anie URNISHED ROOM: GENTLPMAN. 817 MAT- 1My e FURNISHE ALT n eonveniances: board Taterences required, i TWO BLROANT SOUTH FRONT PARLORS, with o without fusniture, 1322 Howand street: 150G 18 NICELY WURNISIED ROOMS WITHOUT reasonnble: modein o 1on AURET i, RENT. nusokern g ¥ m sy LY WURNISHED With ‘o without beard Call w April and Krou Teferenc 3, T URNISIRD N N, Nib St TN (I .00 cach. 1913 Dougles. -I(un.\l. May FURNISHED, FOR central la Ad- UNF u,\'lsh i i 8h1e HOOMS WITH GAS AND MG CATUITS, BEDDING. CHINA, o state. hotel, Weilla, 1 Fasnan FURNITURE IN 5 ROOM MOD- et plvon, HauGQIatels: &N 1+ ch_Imsertion, $1.30 a line per w108 o Notia ag taken for loss tian 2. line e month, ALL KINDS OF dofiar, After March 6 I will have on exhibition (for a et Uihie, oni it 1213 Faraam Atroet, Oma it e "0 e Carclagos. coupes, landau victorias, purk and eanopy rigs, buggies, phae- tons, ecarts, buckboards, all kinds of business and pleasure wagons, drays, milk and delivery L B hten TWAR clons vt at 50C ON THE DOLLAR. A full line and everything first-clase, Bome. and <66 und T consineed that you can buy anything )4-3 l\zrlul:l ‘:I hal? price at 1213 Far- et Omaha. Neb. 2 P. MUMAUGH. W P-165 A3 AND FAMI AT §0C ON THE VEHIC ON AT harness, $7.50. Co., 1810 und for $56.00: [ BUGGY, U Y Rates e word first thereaftor Nothing taken for less thun 2. BALED HAY FOR SALW THE STANDARD Cattie Company, Ames, Neb.. have 2,000 tons of good barn stored hay for sale. Al orders fAlled promptly. — FOI SALE TWO POOL ANL TWO BILLIARD tables, Manhatian atyle. monarch cushions, sizs # by 9, Wil "tixtires pertaining theroto. “Tables not used ono year yet, Will sell or trade. For particul write to Frank Georke, Carrali City,Towas Q01 A THAND RNGINES, (o 40-horse powe: naha. N In- OR SALE, SECOND frst clasa shape, from dustrial Tron Works, ¢ ST. BERNARD PUPPIES OMATIA Silleo First National bank. Q=M alé FOR SALE, “HORBE POWER autoniatlc sng ) Tiewtly new' alwo fow d: Leffell turhine In good" onder, Honry Burkdort, Giimore Neb M2 18 S AND CALVES. FOR SALE-ONE GOOD COAL, WAGON, WITH frat-class coal box: one new concord spring ad Wagon: one sei single Dugky harness: one dark b fina traveler, Wolght 1,000 It 1 one \ving horse, with ‘single ' burnoss wnid canopy tap phaston: one 2 Teming Uypewriter, almost new. with attachments: one igh standing o desic. ‘L. B Robeits, coal ol Hamiiton streets MISCELLANEOUS. tinvortion, 1o & thervatier. - NOMing taken for less thap e NOTICE—1 HAVE THIS | RA from the Ay knowi &5 Sghe Upholstering o March 5, 184, Frank Mahannah No. stand and other bookkeeper's ice. 2th “and | MY31 51 Hastes Rate i e A Dret dnaertion. 1o a | thereatte Nothing taken for Jooa than 5o | M DR M. WARKEN. GLAIRVOEANT, lable busineas wediu RE- T year ab 119 N. 16 ER] OLATRVOY ANTS, ’ Raten | e [l fror. MADAME room baths AGE. ter.” Noth| ViAvI %o n word fl Not MADAME BERNARD, MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. hin, 1, IND FLC room 3. Massage. vapor, alcohiol _phurine and sca baths. MAmM BROWN, 14l CAPITOL, i, massage, aleh PERSONAL., 1440 a word firnt insertion, Ing taken for loss than Zc. HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES, thing for Housexeepers Health book and consultation fr ‘Ndaress tha G or eall. Viavi Co, sulte 316 Dee Didg. Lady it ever was. attendant. U-MIM mvm{gj UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE JOHN NELSON 18 BEE: 10 & word A'I[ RI)AY MARCH ORI "WWIW H YOR, = ot to making: SANTA SOAR It sarfinly is the best | g LT T 9 o QOO T A R R When|wés a Gal. washday was always a petfect dread, butland sakes, it aint no chore atall now since them FAIRBANK folks month. " Nothing t Rates, 100 a line each insertion, $1.60 a line per taken for less than e, MOWIGAGE LOANS, A, MOORE, 60 N. Y. Life. Ui pny porsor.empioyed by me. t6- 4o, the BE wa, City ‘Garbage Contract. Uizl AS g isthe : MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTIO THERMAT, | baths, Scalp and halr treatment, manicure and CH[APEST ehtropodit.” Atra. Fost, S0 8. 1800, Widhpell bik ] forit saves i g COMPOUND OXYGEN —CURES ASTHNY. S TiMg,Lasor 5 e Boitas T g pods 2 s CLOTHES. 452 a1l E] NADANE 14 00K TA8 OPENED WASSAGE E § fert.” Tmproved - magnetic, vitapath Iphur = and aicofolle baths, both reat@ll und curative, = Swedish hand rubbing. 9 a . b s Tors 3 and 4 T ¥ OBORGE ||'.~1er AGED ADOUT 61, NA- g Is pure and unadulterated, whllororrnpldclmnslngpo'crllhuuooquul | tve of ngland, who war In Montana I\ =4 = o VHE SVt cqnly R o £ muconiyty N, K. FAIRBANK & CO,, Chlcago.§ Wil hear of somethib to his. Rvantage: Lewiy B 10000110004 0 LU RUGro & Lafroy, laseyers, Brabury buildme, DRt et IR AT FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE. MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. e g s Do e & Continue, Mates. T word st insoriion, 1o HE, SECOND WARD DANCING CLUR LOT 6, BLK, 173, CHEAP, F 0 Boe 668 A—1® | ihor® Eoulne AL CONE WA L L 3L —— — — — - i F GELLENDECK, BANJOIST B Maxt st Joth, wnd Lewvenworth | N me:ACRE FARM FOR BALE AFPLY. 70 | Creacher, S gl BAD - e e W. J. Harrison o¢ A. D. Rose, on farm, Blair. — ASTROLOGEIL “OLD DR TAUL CASTORT ! R BN MACHER OF PHYSIOAL send date of birth, sex, ¢ and for | Sot SREB, NICH v il Finglish; priva " 4 < POULTRY FARM, 5 ACRES, NICE LOCATION, lish, evenings. 1213 So, R altairs: mention s (o AL A TR A E Mid 1 o b 3 AT iy . FONEY T0 LOAN _REAL SOTATE. | Cout0T, *Aly 10 S5% THORE NEW COT UPHOLSTERING. AL Tuges. in"Avondale Dark, 6 (o § Noums, fur- | —— — e Do bath, Sloset, mahtel,” grate, clectric flghty, | GLOBE UPHOLSTERING CO., GENBIAL WU paved stroets, stone walks, tre sewer,within 1 mile from postoffice o $4,00.00, on casy terms. C as ' bargain In the city. Nebraska and property. OMOHA LOAN Life, loans at low rates for choice security on W320A8% pany, 1702 Farnam street RE—-M92 1 WANTED, APPLICATIO! NS. J. D. | 2 SECTIONS CHOICE LAND: CHEAP; TERMS e, Brown. ik Omenn, TOR LOANS. I D. | Feaay: colony wanted: commission. sberal; aiso U S = lands for stock and mdse. J. W. Welpton, LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED | Grant, Nel RE-163 A3* city property. $3,000 and upwards, 6 to 6% per | — v e e Cant: ho delaya; W, Parnant Bt Ao WILL SELL AT A BARGAIN, HOUSE, DARN Farnam, and’ lot; also iwo vacant lots, corner 2Sth — avenue and Burdette, on grade, sewe: LOANS WANTED ON CITY AND FARM | water: lota well fonced. ‘ADpiy o s property. " J.N. Fronzer, 0pp. P. 0. Morand, 1510 Harney. RE-M731 A21 e SEVERAL PLACES ADVERTISED HAVE ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 318 N, Y. been_ snapped tip. and (he. following will b toa: $5M for small Bristol st. lot Iowa farms or Omaha city | 3800 house and lot 8. I, pari W—sy2 £ Nowse and lot, Wuinut 1. — 000 6 r. house, Ambler Place & TRUST CO., 16TH AND | 31500 fuli 1ot n MONEY TO LOAD 0. F. Davis Ce county and Omalia city propert; _Fidelity Trust Co. W] VIAT LOWEST RATES, No delay. M593’ Douglas sts., loan money on city and farm F. D. Wead, 160 property nl la'c't rates of Interest W—865 e i - BARGAINS, HOUS LOT8 AND FA MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOW wale or trade. F. K. Darling, Barker block. ;nl‘m:n‘d and umm[‘umell On ol estate 903 o s, Fidel Farnam, R = yeu lity Teust Co. 1708 Pariam!.| G e oMY FOR SALE. B B Houses and lots, all sizes, locations and prices, MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAS taken under foreclosure by eastern parties who insist on immediuie sale. Also Nebraska far lands. Will sell at half vaiue, and easy term: R. F. Rankine, Omaha National bank. GREAT SNAP. LB " RICH GARD bullding. CENTRAL LOAN AND TRUST CO., 36 BEE lands, one mile from ty limits, $50.00 to $100,0% 5 per acre, on b yaarstime; some trade. Ce #0 N. Y. Life bulldin RE—97 M1 MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY and Nebraska farms at from 6 (0 7 per cent. W. B. Meikle, First Nat'l bank bldg. W84 FOR SALE, A FINE [HOM outside of bath rooms) room, etc., in one of OF MONEY TO real estate. LOAN W—M| ON IMPROVED OMAHA Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton blic gantly furnished and fully equipped particular, ready to step right into, 132 argain for anyone about! to locate. The whol LUANS ON REAL ESTATE, WARRANTS, GOOD notes, eic., bought. Garvin Bros.. 210 N. ¥. Life. MONEY TO LOAN—-CHATTELS. less than cost and account of famlly being away much time the present year; Address D 56, Dee. 2 R E—150 a2 FOR SALE, 7-ROOM COTTAGE month. Nothing Rates, 100 a line cach Insortion,. $1.60 a line per taken for less than_2e. 2211 I M3 13 WILL room 1, Contin LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF security; strictly confldential, i, 5 ROOM COTIAGE, will sl ghieap. MONEY LOANI &l articles ot v \fiden A B Harrls i RE- MY ntal block. = TOR §. AND LOT, 20TH NEAR ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, | = Leavenworth, bringing good revenue, bargain alue. Fred Terry, 40 Ramge | for cash or part clear fynd, Make offer, G. L. X—$99 Green, Toom 25, Harketé brookc. RE—799 LIFE s, sodded yards, from $3,800.00 anot be equalled Fidelity Trust com- 12 ROOMS closet, pantry, furnace the best locations, ele- in every and » outnit, house, Iot and furaiture, $12,00.00. much only. offered . for eale on of the AND LOT AT Webster. streot “Tor, $5,6000._ Apply on 19TH, NEAR Box 373, Kearney, niture repairing; estimates’ and information cheerfully given. All work ealled for and romptly attended to. 2033 Farnam street. elephone 750, M3 B =7 S b ol BUREAU. SUEs& 00. SOLICITOKS. Bes Buildiog, OMAHA. NEB. Advice FRER S or. MCCREW is the only SPECIALIST WHO TREATS A PRIVATE DISEASES and DEBILITIES of MEN ONLY, Women Excluded. 18 yoars oxperience Circulars free. 14th pnd Foryam Sts g“llr\ Now RAILWAY TIM& GARD Leaves [CHICA Omaiia| ~ Depc Aspma... .. Chic % 10. BURLINGTON & Q.[Arrives Toth and Mason Sts. | Omaha <o Vestibale Sidoum.. Expresa..... Towa Local..... 8:00am 1:%Bam......Pacilic _Junction_ Local...... 6:65pm R.[Arrives Omatia * [BUI ummmw & MO, S Deadwood _Denver Nebraska Local (ex Lincoln Local ( T & G, B, l"ubfll ot and Mason Sts. Leaves | Omahal I Arrive Omaha Rl aves | CHICAGO, ‘GimahalUnton Depot 1 9:30am. . Atlantic | (ex. BE00pM. 111 o NIEDE Express 5:00pm. ... Cliicago Vestibuled L (1o C. B. ex_Sun MONEY ON HO MONEY THAT and in any_amou block, cor. ‘15th s of time to suit You can borrow. na ‘Harrey. THE FIDELITY LOAN uu.uuNTu.xcou I or large, at the lowest the quickest possible time an: RSES AND MULES, MONEY ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, MONEY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIPT| MONEY ON MERCHANDISE, MONEY ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, MONEY ON goods that remain with MONEY IF YOU WANT NO PUHI MONEY IN large or small amounts, MONEY AT LOWEST PUSSIBLE RATES, MONEY IN QUICKEST POSSIBLE TIMB, ay back at any time 0OM 4, WITHNELL ou, you may nt, 15 at 1 We will loan you any sum which you wish, you, CITY, ossible rates, for any length You can psy it back in such {nstallments as you wish, when you wish, and only pay for it as long as you keep it INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON | FARM (UNUSUAL (‘lll\\( 1A FORTUNE), 4% or bought. I 0. Cheshey, Kansad Cityy Mo: | Macres: irrigution, ilmber, bunaings, ring M6 [ open il vear, “SLONM. " Pioneer " nusincss SHORT TIME LOANS. 1 N. Y. LIFE BLDG, | _Asency, Sterldun, Wyn. Lt X—D1206 a8 CORNER LOT, ;.«\M l;n,n 81"R‘Fr .s_‘\_\"l"'l‘“la! TR R bulldings; lafely occupied us hotel: 33,5000, THE PLACE 10 BORROW e fod Sas” hotal ;. 3,000 B o L O O B FURNITURE, Addrest Tloneer Dusiness Agency, ' Sherldan, Wyo. INS WE HAVE PROP FIOM! grtlew which have come Into our posseasion by I cheap. osurn of mortgages and can omes. from: $1,000 up. The Bates-Smith —3 Iny, ) $3.00 PLACK 1FOR CASH. Wanted 20 ucres for cash. Wanted 20-acre farm for cash. Wanted western Jamd for clear lots. WANT Hanscom Pl lot. for farm. for clear Omaha property. ¢ Hanscom place property. Wanted Wanted Wanted Californi; Wanted Wanted Wanted furnishing goods for n exp s for farm. Omali for Lincoln property. Omaha ot for Hlinois acreage. planos and furn confidential. J. block. DRUG STOR casy terms, iture of all kinds. X8 "BUSINESS CHANCES. 0c a line each insertion, $1.50 a line per thing taken for less than 25 TRALLY LOCATED. Business B. Haddock, room 427 Ramge HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, Wanted residence for clear lots Omaha) HORSLS, WAGONS AND. CARRIAGES: Wanted farm for clear fmproved propert WAREHOUSE KECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, Wanted residence for 40 acres close in. OR ANY OTHER SECURITY, Wanted city property for Knox Co. farm. Without publicity or removal of property, Wanted Columbux 0., for Omaha properiy, OMAIA_MORTGAGE LOAN CO., Wanted 80 Sarpy Co. for 160 Madison Co. 308 SOUTH 16TH STREET, Wanted $5,000 for $2.000 place and cash. Firat floor above the strast. Wanted S-year tenant for cottage, bullt to THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- order. PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. Wanted best bazgain for $1,000 cash, X895 Wanted elear lot for small’ pluce. — YN e Wanted Omaha equities for cash, MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES, WAGONS. R in it save this advertisement, ife, Wanted to loan $,000 on farm security. Wanted city property for 960 acres lan Wanted business property for cash and prop- 12:10am.Oklahoma_Exp. i _WES G:30am, Oklahoma & Texas Exp. (oX Sin).12: 06} .Colorado_Limited 4 UNION PACIFIC, |Arrives ot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Denver Express..... 3:50pm -.Overland’ Flyer. .. "} §:20pm & Stromsb'g iox (ex Sun).12:30am Pacific Express. Fast _Mail Leaves [CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.|Arrives OmaliaiUnion_Depot_10th & Mason Sts. +-110:85am Omaha 36pm . 0. 1iam....Chicago Express Lea Arr] _Omaha| Depot i5tl_and Webster Sis. | Omana SO, o g DeulNOG] Expross n 9:06am (Ex. Sat.) Wy wisx. Mon.)" 5:00pm..Norfolk nfl’lr!unl Ex. Sunday). .10 5:30pm Noreeerdt ol xpress: CHICAGO & NORTHW! U. P. Depot 10th & Mu <. Chicago Expresa “iVestibule Limited! Bastern Flyer. at)..Chic. Mo. Pass. . (i . Valley Local Leaves MISSOURL PACTFIC, Arrives Omaha|_Depot 16th and Webster Sts. | Omaha 12:20pm. St Louls Express.......... 6:00am 10:00pm.. . Louls Expross. * 4:50pm 6:10pm . Daliy (ex. Sun.) Nebraska Locai. 9:10am Leaves | . ST. P M. & O, Arrives Omaha| Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omana .Sioux_City Accommodation....10:20pm foux City Express (x. Sun.)..12:10pm Paul Limiied © 9:40am BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC P. Depot 10th & Mason foux City” Passenger LSt l"nul .| Oman ~10:20pm LOT 7, BLOCK restdence lot in Address ACRE) down, is & Mittan, e MEAT MARKET DRUG tnken at once. e WA ness. Address C, D. STonRN A upted depot, ne inc erms given. W, Hulllnger, 8, city. Dostoftice. 1 13 FOR SALE, CONTRALLY P =6 ACRE onied i ap NEst cligs? dolns Eood Dusl- WINAD n ACRES Bee office, Counctl, Bluffu. Don't et this g0 by, ab yON XTUAT an’ make D money in the near futre. Thiy ALOON IN OMAH land Wil bring $1,000.00 per acre inside of § le: sickness cause for selling, 3 : et east front, 32 feot in depth, on 25th street, Omaha, Neb. . 80 feet enst o the boulevard north of ‘Ames avenue, at 314.00 e XM ALY por front” foot; torms casy. T. C.' Brunner, FOR SALE, DARGAIN IR om 1,V block, IR E-M46 1 ii] FOR LEASE-REAL ESTATE, N LARGE BRICK, BULK: | FOR LBANE, ® 0K 4-ACRE TRACTS NEAR Juding fivst class fixtures: Florence lake, $3.00 per ucre. Boggs & HIIl. Address John R—937 M3 n bt | 0 ACRE RANCH A\\w‘rmlnrmnm N TOWN v FILL TUY A PAY with fmprovements and stock for Omaha prop Mot aputy nlean you Have | _ory. I D, Wead, 1040 wnd Dougias. 456531 8 1 6, Hee office. | === ——————e S ] HEEOANTILE ADJUSTMENTS. FOR 8. DOING GOOD business, & s cash only. g X Ndtirvas . “Miszanti, Stanton, THE MERCANTILE ADJUSTMENT CO. 35 40 ooy Cavanagh, Thomas & McGilton, Counsel, FOR in Cedar county stock of goods. Address confidential, Box ‘443 - David City, Neb. 1 0WN 100 FARMS IN NEI EXCBAN'GE TANGE 360 ACRES FIND LAND and give $2,000 cush for 3, DRASKA, KANSAS 84 Karbach higek, Omaha. “Rates, 10c u lin «eh_insertion, 31.50 & line per Adjustments, settlemetits’ and compromise made month, Nothing taken (or less. Uian 3c. tor Talling os Insolvent. merchanti pa ola STOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOTIONS: o want horses and cattle. Box 295, firntnhlu?lrl. = na. E = SR ; S TN OITY Lo FOR CH $11,600.00 GALVESTON CITY — - property ‘e ‘mérchindisg o g4, Nebrusks | T G RTOLEN, A WITTE LEWELLYN Tand z setter, rogularly mull&l‘v" with, blackc spots, old. BUSIN K DB " do Afder will return to 2 BUSINES ALB_OR TRADE | iecth worn downt It 8#der will v 1 LIRS in castorn Nebrasia. by O, | _Parmam atreet, will recefVe reward. 37 300 Box 106, Cre Z—-M53 ale® LOST, MASTIF DOG, PRINC REWARD IF i d. . 15 Mulfopyl, 1002 8. 30th avenue, 1 located, good = nelghbort “Would SR e jently located, good melghborhood. “Would SGRRE MARWIC RINC tako'vacant o oF smaller house. Address B | LOSTIUSDEGREE MARINIC IUNG €3 HBee offi Z—-b reward. fa orth 19th oo POCK: HOOK CON' fndertveturn earvings to Bee ney. codddress 186 Dee. 457300 and Dakota, \Vlu lfllult‘heupA‘::‘on unge r;: e iy Pl EDICAL T TED, writer Colo, € 0 TANGE Tands wnyw ekred. EXC phaeto Switt 0 W FOR SALE, $1.00. in non, two good lots in Qu Tex.; two-hirds sctual value. D 2, Bee, ol Hiufrs Z—N1908 2 PROPERTY OMAHA w; the south or the Address G 2, I TROOKS NAW ME erves, stomach, heart, CHOD TREAT- e gl UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ao 1618 Chicago st. Tel. %0. SHORTHAND AN’D TYPEW'B.XTIIG. i —— ~ 7 © VAN SANTS 8CI SHORTHAND, 613 WOULD LIKE T0 BNXCHANGE VALUABLE H 3 JOULD LIKE TO BXCHANGE. V4 N. Y. Life, Omaha for_clroular._ Mws dress @ 1. Tee offic 2 f e VO CLEAR ‘x{yrn IN ourun‘l 0 G‘ Omaha worth 1,200, for house and lot worth | TP UNDELAND 18 NOW READY TO DO 3180040 0r lows WHI pay some cash. Address kN 3 Al Denwan, @4 N, 19h street. U714 3 PR ahae Windiay ek s o mandl 19 FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE. DRESSMAKING. v BATGAIN. N. B CORNER BTH AND HICK- | DRESSMAKING IN PAMILIES, MIS5 ory, ¥. K. Darling, Barker block, R E—M9T 418 Nicholas. Depot otk ana Sveveter Sui. Paul Limited Limited COXEY'S HOSTS ARE JOYOUS Populist Sympathizers Trying to Make Life Pleasant for Them. ARMY MARCHING ON WITH RENEWED VIGOR ors Are Now Among Friends plics of Frovisions Are Pl nd Sup- Ing the State Boundary. COLUMBIANA, 0., March 30.—The ( army is amongst populists, and the Commor: weal Is enjoying a big boom. Songs wero heard all over the Commonweal camp soon after dawn. There was the promise of plenty to edt, warm quarters and a brilliant morn ing. The foundry where the camp was es tablished was at one time the experimental laborutory of the notorious Johnston, the patentee of & process of gas manufacture from crude ofl. Descrted for years, the sud den heat of the many open camp fires inside had a curious effect. The frozen floor thawed out before 10 o'clock, and the Commonweal was wallowlng in liquid mud six inches deep As a consequence, thirty-four of the soldiers broke (hrough the picket lino out of and spent the night ortably Tockup. With General Coxey there was no lingering after breakfast as heretofore. — The commissary wagons were sent around to the store room in Columbian nd loaded high with the surplus good things donated by the citizens. Breakfast passed off without any event and at 9 o'clock the command was on the march from Camp Readey. There was a clondless sky with Just Keenness enough in the air to make walking sant. The first stop was at New W , fve miles out, where luneh was served. The objective point is Camp Gompers at Fast Palestine, ten miles away camp com in the again in command he mystery of the unknown marshal mith, is claimed to have been solved by a ew Lisbon attorney. He was in Columbi ana last night to see the Commonweal march in and says lte recognized Smith as being three years ago ringmaster in a little circus that visited the town. horiff Lodge of this county also claims to recognize him. The men behaved better at Columbiana than they have at any previous camp. Six recruits came in on a freight train from they west and were given badges and rations, HOGG COMMENDED. DALLAS, Tex.. March - At a meeting of the Central Industrial council of Texas, a strong labor organization, held at Dallas resolutions were adopted commending the stand taken by Governor Hogg in defense of the Frye contingent, which was left strandod at a siding by the Southern Pacific Railroad following felegram was sent to entative Bland of Missouri Rep ND, Washing ton it it §s the sense of the Central Indusirial councit of (e state of Texas that you request the president to sign the bill known as the Bland seigniorage bill. It was sighed by S. B. Hogan, president, and James Scott, A- telegram to see the ptary. Times-Heraid from Sierra Blanca, Tex., sa A special train of five coaches and two baggage cars loft here at 1 o'clock this morning with General ye's first regiment on hoard. Company K of the regiment, under Captain Cun ham, will join the regiment at Valentine, which place they reached day before yester- day. The train is expected to reach San Antonio tonight. TACOMA, Wash., to statements of a leading populist there are in Tacomu and Scattle over 1,500 1 bers of the Industrial army. Some time a_man representing himself as an organizer of this order was in this city, and it Is said gained a large number of recruits. One man, who claims o is a member, says that instructions have sbeen reccived from head- quarters that will start the contingent from the Sound country toward Washington. The route taken will he over the Northern Pa cific and Great Northern railway: CHICAGO, March 30.—Michael Demps alins Albert Madison, Commander Coxey's Chicago licutenant, was fined $10 yesterday for carrying concealed weapons. Madison sald he had no money and unless his chief comes to his aid will be compelled to take a twenty days vacation in the work house. He wi locked up. FRYI'S DIVISION IN TEXAS, AUSTIN, 7 March 80.—A detachment of Coxey's army, 470 strong, reached her on a special train from Sierra Blanca, Tex., via San Antonio, under command of Colonel R. Aubery and Lieutenant Colonel J. V. Payne, with General Lewis Frye as chief of the brigade. [Frye wanted to march the men to Governor Hogg's mansion to thank him for getting them out of Sierra Blanca but the police prevented it, compelling the men to remain in the cars ST. LOUIS, March 0.—T not _haul tramps for nothing, tendent Wentworth today, progress of the Coxey army. At the Missouri, Kansas & Tex: was stated that the tramps now crossing Texas would not be delivered to the Iron Mountain by the “Katy,” but by the Texas Pacific, the junction point being Texarkana March 30.—According 1o sco will said Superin- cussing the officed it DENVER, March #0.—Commander Bert Hamilton has succeeded in mustering only about 300 men ins of 1,000 in his “silver leglon.’ will leave Denver for Washington tonight. Hamilton was ar- rosted tonight the charge of stealing a suit of ‘clothes A No other medicine has equaled Hood's saparilla in the relief it gy of dyspepsia, sick headache, on 8 i severe o ete, ANNOU THE R LYY ARKET, INSTRUME? 1894 TS placed on record March 30, WARRANTY DEEDS. W H Lee and wife to G B _Thomp son, lots 1 and 2, block 5, Ames G B Thompson to Caroline Tiee, same 1 George Canfleld and wife to' I, M Rheem et al, w !z lot 4, block 1, Belvedere A e 500 1 H Howland i al to Mutual Tavést- ment_company, lots 1 and 2 and s of lots 21 und block 9, Sum- mit add .. s esasa et 80 Helen Mattson to J 'H Savage, 8 0 feet lot 5, block 2 Kountze's ith add 2, I B Lawrence to United Real Estate and “Trust_company, lots 13 and 16, block 13, Kountze & R's add........ 13,146 Maximus Charon and wife to Willard Clark, 50x123 feet in lot 12, Barker's allotment é 1S Flor and ot al. lot 8 blog Harrier's 1st add ley Y ey s A 400 J H. Gatz to A Sk lot 1, block 2, Fverett Place ... g 1,100 M E Banker and l||x~||un«l to 1lufl‘|v-~< Hinz, lot 3, block 3, in subdiy of block Albright's Choice............ 300 A S Smith to Rosa Gehrig, ot 1% block 5, Rose Hill,... e e o R R Banker and wife €6 1 B McPher: son, lot 18, bloc Wilcox's 2d add. 4,000 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, T M Trevett and wife to 8 D Mercer, lot 3, block 4, Walnut Hill., 1 DEEDS, B A Brogan (special master) to Mu- tual Il|\e~lmvl|l « 15 lot 38, block ¥, 140 DM Vinkonhaler (spe Andrew Busk, lot R S H Howiand, lots | and 2, and's 1 i 21 und 2, block 8, Sun mit add sesanasannines 163 Total amount of transfers.........$0,062 e e Arrived with s Shipwrecked Crow. SAN FRANCISCO, March %.—The ship John €. Potter, from Nanlamo, arrived in port this evening with the captain and crew of the bark Archer, abandoned oft Vancouver islands, —_——— $5 Dollars and To Sua Francisco. The $6 pays for your berth in one of the through Pullman tourist cars and the $20 pays for a first class passage, all via THE UNION PACIFIC. No, you don’t have to change, the sleepers run through to San Franclsco. Have yow nearest Unjon Pacific agent reserve you berth or Arite Harry P. Deuel, city ticket ageat, 1303 Farnam street, Omaba. There will be a complete change of pro- gram at the Herrmann matinee this after noon. It will be arranged especially for ladies and children. Hercmann makes a specialty of entertaining the little folks at the matinee performances, but does not over- look the grown people. principal One of the sopranos of the Whitney Opera company is Miss Lilly Post, who is well known to the opera lovers of {he large cities from her connection with the different. McCaull successes, Miss Post was for some time the prima donna soprano of the New York Casino, succceding Lilllan Russell, and has made several tours of the country at the head of her own organiza- tion. She fs a Californian by birth, and has had the advantages of a liuropean educa- cation. She has appeared at the head of two grand opera companies on Continental Europe, afterwards returning to this conntry and has since been seen and heard in ail the New York Cusino snccesses. She Is the possessor of a rich soprano volce and has an unusual amount of dramatic ability, She will be welcomed in this city on her return, which will be with the Whitney Qpera compuny on Sunday and Monday at Boyd's in “The Fencing Master.” Miss Tempest and ber company will arrive in the city Saturday morning, and will play in Councll Bluffs in the evening. Miss Tem- pest will stop at the Paxton. The box | sheets will open tomorrow (Saturdag) morn g | That well known and popular comic opern | comedian, DeWolf Hopper, and his entertaln- and a matinee, The opening which 1s described as beginning play will be next Thursday, “Brother John,” one of the most su cessful American comedies of the present season. Tt was written by Martha Morton and 1t s described as a study of character in a small countr. able summer pes Friday night and and on Saturday be seen in his well known comedy, “The Senator.' which recently supported Mr. York will be seen in both town )T at the night the and at a will be Saturday fashion- repoated matinea dian will i popular The company Crane in Now plays. com “A comic album of home pplied to the latest “Zeb,” which I8 to be Fifteenth Street theater and Wednesday matinee, day matinee, April 1 comedy with a pleasing told in a funny, home-like of the scenes are laid within a of Muncie, Ind., and the characters duced in this laugh maker are said true to Iife, in dress, habits and action are, it {3 claimed, copled after certain fn- dividuals well known. The pioce fs re- plets with singlng, dancing and nothing but -the best and high-classed specialtios are given. The company carry an excels lent quartet, and an abundance scenic and mechanfeal offects, and it laimed that not one old or worn out fect iy introduced, overy effect presented is new and original with this company Croup and Whooplug Cough it comedy presented for four nights commencing Sune b 08 @ hilarons sto \lfl~l miles intro- to bo and is a term suceess, at the a dramatic manner. fow of speclal 18 ‘I have three children who are subject to roup, and have found that Chamborlain's Cough Remedy will cure them quicker than anything else i can get. If you do not be- lieve that this remedy will cure the croup, do try it, and you will soon he con- vin . M. Chatman, Dew 1l Whooping cough fs also deprived of all dan+ gerous consequences when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is frecly given. There is nothin, 1 to it for either of these aile ments, sale by drugy ———— ®20 to Salt Lake 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 dining cars. Pacific agent or Har'y P. Douel, Farnam etreet, AFFAIRS IN SOUTI:I OMAHA. Franclse western and second See your class sleepers nearest Union city 1303 Omaha. ticket agent, Citizen Describes the Political Situati Names His Favorite Candid 1 and The political situation in South Omaha s briefly as follows: The regular democratic organization has a full ticket in the fleld, headed by T Johnston, candidate for Mayor. The opposition has nominated Joln Shultz, also a democrat, and a full ticket, the majority of the candidates being demoerats, The latter ticket is de- nominated the citizens’ ticket, and repre- sents the same elements that were success- ful two years ago, and again a year ago. Up to two years ago the regular democratic organization had Invariably been suceessful, and Its long lease of power necessarily produced evils, which created an opposi- tion which wag overwhelmingly successful at the polls he rallying cry was reform. Iiconomy in municipal expenditures and a reduced taxation were promise ise h not been kept. The this administration o the clty very much greater for the past two years than ever before, and the amount collected from the taxpayers correspondingly higher, Mr. J. J. Points, the expert, who was res cently cmployed by the city to make an examination of the books of the city, cere tifies to the following figures: Expenses of city for 1800, '$53,122.26; 1801, , $109,110.63. EXpenses of city for 1852, $71,020.37; 1893, $69.113.60; total, This shows an the last two yearly' average increase Pledges of reform and e fore come to naught, Mr. Bd Jolinston stands pledged to a pol- of correction of abuses, of a vigorous but diseriminating curtailment in muniols pal expenditure. He is beyond question the man in Omaha most conversant with city finances and affairs, ‘and has the ability, energy and determination necessary to accomplish the work which he lays out for himself. SOUTH OMAHA CITIZE Political Palaver A democratic Bolemian meeting will be held Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in Strens gler's hall,” Brown Park. The democratic leaders have arranged for the last grand and biggest vally of the campaign next Monday evening, in Bauer's hall. The best speakers of this section will be present. John N. Burke's hand ball ond and Q streets was filled With en- siastic democrats Thursday evening, Ad- dresses were made by Candidates Bd Johns ton, Thomas Hoctor, Frank = Christman, Joseph J. Maly, J . Walters, John J, Ryan, Menry Mics and James [L Dulla and by W. . Shoemaker of Omaha, The Sacond ward Bohemir in Strengler's The prom- expenses of have beent for for xpenditure in 3, and a 511.67. The have there- South court, Thirty« n meeting held all Thursday night was well attended and was one of the most interest- ing meetings of the campaign. It turped out a Joint discussion or, rather, rousting process” between rival candidates, — Ad- dr were made by several candidates on each of the tickets. Both sides smile of pretend Lo smile, No. 103, Independent Ore der of Foresters has been organized., Last evening in Pivonka's hall Deputy Brown installed the following officers: John Peterson, chief ranger; Willlam Schoen, vice chief ranger; Charles Bum- holt. ‘recording secretary; Emil K financial secretary; Heinrich G Fred Briggs, first woodward second wood ; Conrad ¢ Henry Peterson, outside w Af, troasure Louis Stieber, of, Inside watch} I on, Magic Clty Gossip Dean Whitmarsh has returned Wahoo. Joseph Toman and Miss vo been licensed to wod & Co. are considering & @ new office building nes Hoffman, one of , has tendered her from Katie Ourado the project teach rosig Board The the superintendent’s room, High school butld- of Education will meet in ing, Monday s will ning, the last oy be reglstration day ho- fora election. Persors not registered should attsnd to that duty today. Lowis T. Martin of Long Island, Kan., who -was visiting his Magic City friends, has left for the Sunflower state. The Ladies' Ald society of the Rirst Pres- byterian church, Twenty-ffth and J streets, s prepared an entertainment for next Mon- y evenlng, April 2 Men have been papering and decorating the rooms in the High school building during this vacation week. The rooms are now bright, new and inviting Miss Blunche Glasgow, one of the teachers in the public schools, who been spend- ing b ster vacation with friends in Auburn, has returned home. Allemania lodge No. 108, Independent Orde Forasters, will give its fiest annual ing company, will make their reappearance | bull in Pivonka's hall, Twenty-fourth and- by In this city on Tuesday evening, April 3, at | sircets, Saturday evening, April 21 Boyd's New theater, when that amusingand | The Columbine club gave a farewcll party melodious comic opera, “Papjandrum.” will | lust ovening to Miss Van Dusen in recolve its Initial presentation hore. Hopper | Knlghts of Pythias hall A shoti pros and his merry tun-makers are this week pre- | gram, consisting of music and addressos, senting the Jolly opera In Nashville aud Mew- | wan given, Dancing followed. phis. vry Auderson, aged 3 yoars, so 1t is sald that there 18 some uncommonly | pot Th, Miderson, u e aanreson. ok pretty and tunetul music In this opera, and | fourth aud P atrects, dicd at 9 o'clock that the scenery, costumes and stuge effects | Phursday 1 Zlt of diphtheria and soarlet aro gorgeous, and also, that its production is | fever. The funeral was held at 11 o clork the finest and most complete ever seen ni | vewterday forenoon. Interment at laurel Amerlea, Pretty Della Fox, Marlon Stger, | jijjl, Mr. Anderson i in California, aid tha Samuel Reed, Edmund Stanley. Alfred Kien, | pyles of the Hoard of Health did not p and other well known favorites of this pobu- | it the kesping of the body til the boreaved lar organization, who appeared here last | farher could return season, together with Miss Grace Golden ‘ 4 the new prima donna of the company . Seen e e former member of the Lillian Russell Opera | \f"'"m' far ,,“I.‘r”h nu'.. company, will appear with the big comedian | CHICAGO, March 30.—Ferman Clar) during his engagement here New York, charged with embezzlement, The salo of reserved seats will commenes | Wits arrested at the Victorin hot at the theater box office on Monduy morning. | 811 will be taken back eust. He v Willlam H “the comedian, wil - appear at Boyd's |Iu.ul!l' for three uights Dewitt's Witeh Hazel salve cures plies,