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

MAY 10, 1894 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. PERSONAL. Continued. _8PECIAL NOTIGES. Advertisements for these columna will be taken wntil 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9:00 p. m. for the morning and Sunday editions. Adyert by requesting a numbered check, pan have answers addressed to n numbered letter n care of The Dee. Answers so addressed will delivered upon presentation of the check. BITUATIONS— WANTED. # FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Keeping. 1112 8. 11th street. M4 15 TWo ¥ WO furnished et e e e e et FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. “Rates, 1%c word first insertion, 1o a_word therentier, Nothing taken for less than 260, RNIEAED ROOMS AND TWO UN- 313 So. 20th. 15— M08 100 Rates, 1% word firat insertion, 1o & word Whereatier, = Nothing taken for less than 25c. WANTED, BY LADY OF 4, SITUATION AS housekeeper In family where other help is kept; widower's family preferred. Address K 54, Bee, A—-Me20 19° BIEADY MARRIED MAN, GENERAL WORK of any kind. Address K 6, Omaha Hoei -—-5r- e — — — WANTED--MALE HELP. — e Tates, 1o word first Ipsertion, 1o 8 word Rhereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25e. LICITORS, T FURNISHED; INSTALL- e Rosda American Wrinker Co., 1000 How. ard st. 0 WGENTS, SALARY OR COMMISSI wreatest invention of the age. Tho 3 ent Chemical Ink Frasing FPeneil. might. Works like magic. Age 326,00 to $IZ00 per ¥ ticulars write the Monroo 36, La Crosse, Wis. or further | sing Mfg. Co. BAKING POWD in glass rolling pins. £50.00 or_commission. Chicago 67 Buren street, B-M705 M4 GOOD SALESMAN IN EVERY TOWN IN uluwfl and Nebraska. ‘I:':drc‘ll, The ks Nursery Co., Milwaukee, Wis. Hawka Nursery Co., Miiwaukee, Win " Finking Chicago, o WANTED, ME on ' malary; forme Apply at 1518 Dou, WANTED, LABORERS AND TEAMSTERS ON the B. & M. Ry. extenslon in Montana and | Yyoming. Free transporiation, Kramer & v xperieuce not 4z D—-M330 M ' d Farnam stresis. ©'fearn, labor agency, 1ith and Farnam e 'WANTED, A PIANO PLAYER. GERMAN preferred. 108 N. 9th. B SMAN WANTED Il clgars by sample commission. Expe with 2e stamp, Sterling Cigar C. street, Chicago, 1L 1M BALESMAN WANTED TO SELL OUR GOODS by sample to the wholesale and retail trade. { mell on sight to every business man or firm Aiberal salary; money s for advertising and expenses; permanent position. Address, with b, King Mfg. Co., C-42, Clilcago, | with stamp, King Mfg ago, T, RY COUNTY Salary or Address, . 113 _Adams 9 110 vance . 3. BRODERICK, 11TH AND FAR- AILOR, 8. 3. BRODI ANp A BLING MEN VISITING and implement dealers i st o b i il Dut little. time by addressing Lo i 1Mo do work required uiness. washer to watchman, rytands thi positively ympany application. M roughly religble, temperate and ener- State age, whether marrled or not; o salary required. Address K 65. Tiee. 13859 10 ACTIVEE BOY AT Wyckoft, Seamans & | B—M69%0 10 thorou refe WANTED, A BRIGHT, once. “Must be sirong. Tienedict, 1712 Farnam street. WANTED.-FEMALE HELP. “Tates, 1%c word first insertion, 1o n word Rhereafier. Nothing taken for less than 25 ADIES WANTING GIRLS APPLY AT THE ‘Scandinavian Young Ladies' home, 3301 Cuming. C—M335 10 T OF WAGES COMPETENT GIRL; must be good cook and laundress. Mrs, J. M. Thurston, 2408 Farnam. ©=205 — [WANTED, A COMPETENT GIRL FOR SEC- ond work, with city references, 1120 Park avenue, C—M32 WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS] work. 214 Howard street. CMG50 100 WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- work. Call §04 N. 15th, 1 p. m., or after 7 p. m. FOR GENERAL HOUSE- required, 1130 S. 20th strect. C—METS 12 WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Work in smail amily, 410 N. 234 sirect. o & C—MG01 10° MWANTED, GOOD FIRST-CLASS COOK_AND undress. Wagos, $L50 per whok. Private mily. | Good pince for right person. Address Lock Box 633, Nebraska City, Neb. C—Me92 130 ANTED, GIR! . atarenc 8 HOME, UNDER CARE OF 11 8. 1ith st F—360 YOUNG WOM Women's Christlan assoclation. Nates, 14c_ word first insertion. 1o a_word thereafior, ~ Nothing taken for leas than 2. MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1410 DODGE. UM-—AG7 16° 2 N 1eTH MADAME LA ROOK, MAS: pariors 12 and 13 HOUSES, LOTS TAND FARMS, F. K. Darling, Barker block RE-38 Y.LIFR. 3’5100 DARGAINS, wale of trade. FARM LANDS. C.F. HARRIEON] 912 N. GET MARRIED. SEND FOR MY BIG £ hundreds of advertisers want husbands and wives. Mailed senled for stamp, W, H. Har- _beck, Denver, Colo. U—M3% mi*_ MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-THER- mal baths. Scalp & halr treatment, manicure & chiropodia. Mra. Post, 310} § 1sth, Witnall blk. ROOM WITH BOARD. 2406 Cass. LARGE ROOM, EITHER NORTH OR SOUTH expowure, in private family, with board, Apply 2221 Dodge street ROOM AND 1 PRICE MODERATE, F-116 M22* JARD, 2413 CAI Y FURNISHED ROOMS, en suite, with board. 172) Dod, WITH BOARD 19t IRABLE ROOM vate family. N (H ROOM WITH BOARD. 2019 083158 SRS dm oY FOR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS. “Hates, 1o word first insertion, lo a_word thereafier. Nothing taken for less than 25c 4 _UNFURNISHED ROOMS, SUITARLE city water, etc., low rent; Tth and Webster st o & UNFURNISHED SRS FOR HOUSE- Keeping o man and wite; no children; 519 N. 17th, 657 TFRONT ROOMS. 1600 LEAVENWORTI ST. e S i FOR RENT, STORES AND OFFICES Tiates, 1te_word first Insertion, 1o a_word thereafter, Nothing taken for less than2ic. THS LEASE OF STORE, 300 8. 17TH EASANT SO California. i north- 301 1-STORY BRICK BU! NG, The building has a fireproof cement basement, complute steam heating fix- tures, water on all floors, gas, ete. Apply at of The Te 1-910 . FRONTING FARNAM ; oMMk 3 TORE 24TH AND Cuming At loeation for meat market. Hetzel Grocery Co. 16214 vl LR S S B i AGENTS WANTED. AGENTS_HUSTLERS: BIG MONE Paxton block. Jis1 M8 HALF OF g A‘;]’l TSTRATED 3p om, U268 ATTEND OUR tures every Tues anum hall, Hee bl MPOUND OXYGEN bronchitls, econsumption, catarrh, days frec at R. 33, Douglas bk, 16th as d‘,"v;j‘-fl GOOD_ SAMARITAN REMEDY COMPANY, 304 N. 16th street, cure chronie diseases of either sex or money refunded; $1.00 per month; send stamp or call; want lady agent U-—Moot M21* HOTEL, 1308 TO 1312 Douglas street, newly refurnished and refitted in first ela order. Would be ple: 4 to have the publle &ive ms their patronage. Open all hours, Mrs. J. F. Rel U HAVE THE STAT LADIES' (RUD NEV N.T.Pink Pills malied $1. MONEY TO LOAN —REAL ESTATE. Rates, 14c_word first Insertion, lo a_word thereatter. - Nothing tak ian . LOANS ON REAL E of time, from thir & Selby, 84 Boarg of Trade. to five years. Warrants bought. W230 ANTHONY LOAN & TRU! 3 N.Y.LIFE, loans at low rates for cholce seourity on Ne: braska and lowa farms or Omahia elty REOPETLY. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIA real estaty it , Love & Co., Paxton bik, estate. Brennan, Love ign bl MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST improved and unimproved Omaha_real estate, 1106 years. Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. D. Zittle, LOANS ON IMPROVED & U property; 33,000 & upwards, 5 . 'W. Farnam Smith & Co ock, Omaba. IMPROV o 6% per cont; no 132) Farnam. W34 ON REAL ESTATE,WARRANTS,GOOL notes, etc, bought. Garvin Bros., 210 N. BOTH SEXES; TIN INDISPENSA- retall for $5.10; absol rustiers. The Cly J—M63 AGENTS, ble articles: our demonstrated Co., Kansas Cf WA GENE| 'S AT OMA Fre . Grand Island, Norfoll ‘and for the {infon Central Life Insurance $2,000,000.00 fn force in Nebraska. contracts. Address J. M. Edmiston, s Lincoln, Neb. 3 TS WANTED, DIG MONBY, WRITE fculars to A. M. Sceman & Co., Lin- eb, 122 North 14th. J-Awsel Miie S: THE COMBINATION DIPPER, FUN- nel, fruit jar filler and strainer (two sizes); 4 articles in” one. Address R. W. Brandon, 1120 Washington avenue, St. Louls, Mo. J—-Ma12 110 WANTED—AGENTS IN NEBRASKA AND Towa to sell the Moss & Hillyard patent farm- ers' handy egg ocase at reduced price: blg money in It for the right man. Apply W. T. s, sole manufacturer of the farmers' handy wse, St. Joseph, Mo. 55 ROOM. WM. f Trade Blig. WANTED IN EVERY CITY AND town to handle ‘“The Story of the Common- weal."” The fastest selling book ever published. $10.00 o day can be averaged by good Samples, 2ic. Call or write for term: ‘company, 341-351 Dearbor ISK Eoard AGENT: _WANTED A FEW GOOD AGENTS: ticulars call at room 45 Brunswick hotel after 9 o'clock today. 38 100 X CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. WANTED, Immediately, canvassers and agents in every city in the United States to Introduce Multum in Parvo, the elastic ink holder for pens; from $2.00 to $10.00 easily made with & hours work Qaily Call_on or address Theo. S. Meyer, 140 Nassau street, room 46, New York City. J—MB3 100 WANTED, A LIVE AGENT IN EVE] VN Y TOWN in Nebraska to sell an article needed In every amily. Write at once., Big money. M. 8. Jessup, 627 Front street, Fort Madison, Ta. J—M507 i2¢ WANTED—TO RENT. -_—— FOR RENT—-HOUSES. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, lo n_word Rhereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25e. FINE FLAT IN CLOUSER BLOCK AT 705 8. 1ot at; panc and all other convenionces; ¥ ge'Clouser, room 3, 1623 Farnum st. D575 Rates, 1%c word first Insertion, lc a_word thereafter. ~ Nothing taken for less than ic. WANTED—ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR two gentlemen; with board preferred; must be within 10 or 15 minutes of postoffice. Address K 43, Dee. K—86-11¢ RENTAL AGENCY. FOR RENT, 8-ROOM BRICK; ALL MODERN mprovements, 2th and Tzard, one block from alnut Hill* motor, $25.00. ' Inquire Comp- troller's office. D--533 —_— — — BHIOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. X D362 BOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY, ©. F. Davis company, 1508 Farnam. $-OOM COTTAG! MODERN, CHOICE IN Stanford Circle. 'C."8. Blgutter, 1 Bae build- ng. —354 FOR RENT, CHEAPEST 6ROOM COTTAGE, ‘with bath; In city, $15.00. 3035 k‘)fll(ornll) firzuL —M223 MENTAL AGENCY, 87 BROWN BLOCK. D358 FIRST CLASS. WELL LOCATED HOUSES, 8. skinner, 810 N. Y. Lite. B #-ROOM MODERN FLATS. 20TH AND LEAV- enworth. J. W, Squire, M8 Bee bldg. D—357 ICLEAN, ~ COMFORTALLE, CONVENIENT, moderate ntals; best 3 and 4-room suites for | housekeepe: only. References required. Also | €room sulte In tenement. 816 8. 224 st D338 KELKENNEY&CO, R. 1, CONTINENTAL DBLK. D686 NICE_6-ROOM COTTAGE, $10.00 1 INT! L. S. Skinner, 310 N, T ML TER MOV CHOICE HOME, BIGHT ROOMS AND WARN; Illceklllwnl,hfl‘ '\Vlllllr and thqueull front; 1 ock south of Leavenworth on 3th ave . "Apply to N. Perry, on premiscs, D—M239 FOR RENT, $35.00 PER MONTI, 4110 LAFAY. ette avenue, 7 rooms, furnace, bath, hot and cold water, ‘closet, gad, elcetric lighiing appli- | @nces, ote. Heautiful lawn, trees, ete. Fidelity L mpany, 1705 Farnam street. D-M215 00D DETACHED NINE-ROOM pitol uvelll;:u.u .\::-(hf»l\mm house, Venuc, " Roi oo Commercial Nationa s I awos SROOM MODERN COTTAG N _AND aiade. 2134 Miami sirvor. o “AVBAND FLAT, 6 ROOMS, 1D FLOOR, LINTON BLOCH 13th and Mason, $17 per mo. Inquire 917 Llnlffl; block. D454 THE —358 B-ROOM 1IOUSE, _ MODERN, INCLUD range; 8210 Cass. to good tenant. ‘E}NA.G Northup, tax dept., B. & M. R. R. D--M568 13 FOR RENT. VERY CHEAP, FOR THRER amonths from June 1, beautiful’ turnished 6-room \ :;ohl;l‘.‘“ ‘I"‘ Park IVI\H\I';. "I;‘l'l lano and all oFn Tmprovenents. nou . land, Omaha Coal, Coke A=-| Lime CAGA Bindep \ N 248 D-—-M637 ' W T\\':I)-B‘. ORY SIX-ROOM HOUSE, BATH an clstern water, larg bW ot Manderwon, B e FOR RENT— FURNISHED ROOMS, Rates, 1%c word first insertion, lo a w © Shureatier. Nothing taken for loss than ‘250" FOR RENT, AT 2638 DODGE, A '-I\;(Q' window, second story front room, for 1+ month. No other roomers and no chilaren. . B ROOMS AT 1816 CHICAGO E-88 M1y FURNISHED streot. NICELY FURNISHED or without board. FRONT Hl)()“;. W Call at 207 Douglas st. e 3 "Sne FURNISHED ROOM; GENTLEMAN. 3017 HAR. Bey atraet. =ty BLE FURNISHED SOUTH 71'"0"1-‘ modern convenlences. 18 hicago E-MOTT W NT, A LARGE SOUTH ROOM A o Strets ot hers PLEASANT ROOM. INQUIRE 101§ B--526 FURNISHED R LIGHT HOUSE- k'(‘!lilll 119 North 15th street. KM% ll‘L FOR RENT, FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE, for 1 or § gentiomen, at 6M 8. 26th av ‘ EATL NTRALLY Enquire K. 1, Continental B—637-11 FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM CE Jeented; south froat. FURNISHE Wl 01 FAR- . ham et Sty ABTNA HOUSE, NORTUWEST CORNER TH > ROOM, BATH, and Dodge. Rooms by the day or week Ei8-Jse Rates, %o word first Inserion, lo a_word thereatier, ‘Nothing taken for less than . RENT REDUCED ON HOUSES AND ROOMS. 3 good rooms, $5.00; 4 rooms, rental, $10.00. Cottages from $5.00 up. Printed list' G. F. Butts, 220 S. 17th street. L—M778 M16 Y TO LOAN vis Co., 1 MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS T s, improved and unimproved Omuha real estate. Fidelity %., 1702 Farnam st W12 OMAHA LOAN & ST CO., 16TH AND Douglas streets, loan money on clty and_farm property at lowest rates of interest. WW—3i7 LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. F. C. Chesney, Kanéas Cily, Mo. OPBRTY per cent. ilding. AT LOWE 35 Farnam st. MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA and Nebraska farms at from 6 to W. B. Meikle, First National bank UNITED STATES MORTGAG York. Submit choice loans to F. 8. agent, First National bank bulldl\l\ CO. OF NEW Pusey, MONEY TO LOéN—CHA!‘lELB. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, lc a_word thereatter. — Nothing taken for less than 2ic. 3Y TO LOAN. We will Joan you any sum which you wish, small or large, ut the lowest posible rates, in the quickest possible time, and for any length of time to sult you You can pay It back in such installments as you wish, when you wish, and only pay for it as long as you keep it You can borfow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, WAGONS AND_'CARRIAGES, R MERCHANDISE, OR ANY OTHER URITY, without publicity or removal of ‘property. OMAHA MORT 2 LOAN ~CO., 506 SOUTH STREET, Flist flooor above the street, THE_OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR- PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA, VILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE- W titys Cdtrictly confidential. -~ A. 1. Hurris, room 1, Continental block. X350 3D ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, value. Fred Terry, 30 Ramzo 3 block e 4 THE_PLACE TO BORROW MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MONEY ON HORSES AND MULE: Y ON WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, MONEY ON PIANOS AND ORGANS, MONBY ON WAREHOUSE RECEIBTS, MONEY ON MERCHANDIS ON ANY CHATTEL SECURITIES, ON goods that remain with you, IF YOU WANT NO PUBLICITY, MONEY IN LAR R SMALL AMOUNTS, AT LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, IN QUICKEST POSSIBLI3 TIME, THAT you may pay back at any time, in any amount, is at ROOM 4, WITH- . corner’ 15th_and_Harney streets. E_CO. X—is3 MONEY TO LOAN ON HORSES. WAGONS, planos and furniture of all kinds = Business fonfidential J B. Haddock, room 427, Ramge block. X384 MONE and ELL_bloc MHE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANT STORAGE. Rates, 1% word (irat Insertion, thereatter. " Nothing taken for less than c. STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate, K. Wells, 1111 Faraam; —364 MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- erty. Harvin Loan Co., 01 N. Y. Life bullding. BUSINESS CHANCES. ° WANT A HOME, A COZY LITTLE you can nitend to Do You farm of 3 to 30 acres, Wi your business In the clty and false your own fruit, vegetables and poultry and live Ifks & king ‘when timos are hard? Come quick and get Tour cholce. Terms easy. Kal! ox o Millard, FARM LANDS, C. F. HARRISON, 618 RE—§93 M19°] 'CUT $1,00.00 ON PRIC houses,” obliged to se OF BA! something. cnstern owner cottages furnace, Dle wash fons just rec ring to three m n erected “two years g bath, closet, hot and c stand, “with’ sewer ¢ one on ANl of these t yards, paved str etc. Present Call at once If you want one of these homes at @ rare bargain. Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam. 5, 10 AND 20-ACRE TRACTS, 2% MILES EAST of Councll Bluffs, at $100.00 'to $200,00 per acre, suitable gardens and homes. Day Hes: 1R E—Mids J3. FARM (ONE OF TH 48) ACRE Trrigat Timber. Range op: all $4,500,00. ngenc She ming. —Mi9%5 OR B, VERY A ON payments, ‘a_nice 6 lorn cottage, near car, D, I Hutehis N. 1ith R E-M701 12 1i4c_word first insertion, lc a_word Nothing taken for less than 2ie. ROM STANDARD CATTLE Maren ), 154 Rate: theres STOLEN, Co., Ames, tor. THE| Neb., on or about one’ light' bay ' horse, grade years old, 16 hands high, weight about branded on left_shoulder with small bar The Standard Cattle Co. will pay a reward of $260.00 for the recovery of the hors rest and conviction of the thief, L IN CENTRAL PART OF signed by Horace C. Plunkett, Reward be given for its return to Frank A. Renp Capitol avenue D DOUG- ackage Abrojd - red 1407 Doug- containing tw muslin. Return to Hobart Will s str DARK RED SETTE ars fringed with black, 1 reward will be paid for roturn to W. Merchants Omaha. M LOST, PEARL UMBRELLA HANDL Tith' streat bitween Farnam and Davenport. Return 1o Bee oftice and got reward. Hulett, M70) 108 MAY 4 OR STOLEF .00 reward for return of same and no ques- ns asked. H. R. Vandecar, 207 First Nat. Bank bldg. Logt—Mi04 119 " MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. Rates, 1%c word first fpsertion, 1o a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 23c. Q. F. GILLENBECK, | BANJOIST AND teacher. 1810 California st 914 ~ PAWNBROKERS. 1%e word first ihsertion, le a_word therenfter. ~ Nothing taken for less than 25e. FRED MOHLE, 1517 ¥ w1 PASTURAGE. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, 1o a_word thereater. - Nothing taken 'for loss than e, WE HAVE 16) ACRES OF BLUI GRASS PAS- ture for horses. ~ Toard fence, spring water. Barton & Phelps, Gilmore, Neb., or A. W. Phelps & Son, 207 N. Y. Life bldg. Telephone 1054, M—959 J21* UPHOLSTERING. Rates, 1lc_word first {nsertion, lc a_word thereafier. Nothing taken for less than 25c. CITY UPHOLSTERING CO. FURNITURE made and repiired. Carpets lnid and furniture patched and polished. 2008 Farnam; tel. 1383, 201 M2 Rates, " MEDICAL. Rates, 1te_word first Insertion, lo a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25c. DR. C. V. CROOKS' NEW METHOD TREAT- ment of nerves, stomach, heart. 407 Bee bldg. 290 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. Rates, 1ic_word first insertion, 1o a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2ic. Rates, 1%c_word first insertion, lc a_word thereaffer. = Nothing taken for less than c. STORAGE.WILLIAMS & CROSS, 1214 HARNEY. 365 STOVES STORED DURING THE SUMMER. 1207 Douglas. Omaha Stove Repalr works. M194 May 31 WANTED—-TO BUY. Rates, 1%c word first Insertion, lc a_word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 2Sc. FRENCH & CO., ROOM 22 SCHLITZ BLD! Omaha, make & speclalty of business chances: buy, sell or trade stocks of merchandise and real estate, furnish partners and capital, and always have opportunities for profitable in- vestments. Consult them. Y469, FOR SALE. THIRTY-FIVE SHARES OF American’ District Telegraph stock. ~ This is dividend-paying stock and can be bought cheap, ‘Address, Jas. Donnelly, jr., 409 Sheely block, Y—i99 108 HIGHEST PRICE FOR 2D-HAND FURNITURRE, carpets, etc. 8, H. Brown, 820 N. 16th. Tel. 1711, NG Mo STAIL LUMBER YARD, NED. OR WESTERN lowa. Address P. O, Box 652, David City, Nob, N-170 MH* CASH PAID FOR SECOND.HAND FURNI- ture, carpets, ote. L Brussell, 710 & 712 N. 16th, N—495 J3 WANTED, TO BUY A SECOND-HAND SAFETY Dicycle. ~ Give price, when bought, where bought, name of machine. Address K. carrier 35, Omaha. N—MG9 10 WANTED—A FOLDING TOP DESK;: MUST bowcheap for cash; can also use a couple oifice chairs. Address K 64, Bee. N—684-10* WANTED—TO PURCHASE NEARLY NEW top bugky, cheap for cash. T. D. Lane, 2513 Lifavenworth st X 08100 'FOR SALE_FURNITU RE. WANTED, TO BUY INTEREST AND BECOME associated in_management estabiished paying business In Omaha; have managed finances large wholesale house; familiar with insurance, loans, banking, ete.; references exchanged. Address K 81, Dee, Y34 THI2 NATIONAL INFORMATION AND EX- change . Co., 203 First NaUl bank, Omaha, ne- gotiators of business opportupitiés, have ' cus- tomer with $20,000.00 to $25,000.00 for a bank; interest in paying insurance agency; $5,000.00 stock general merchandise; $1,600.00 grocerics. offer for sale $4,00000 corpor paying 14 per cent; art store in plendid condi- tion; and_ con- SHELF at 1217 Farnam street. . Bowman, adninistratrix. Y530 120 For Mrs. Efle VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND, 513 N. Y. Life, Omaha. _ Ask for circular. M3sl UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K. BURKETT, FUNERAL I embalmer. 1618 Chicago, Tel. %0. DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 4218 Nicholas strect. BUREAU. SUE3 & 0D, SOLITITOLS. Bee Bullding, OMAHA. NEB. Advice FREE RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Arrives _Depot 10th and’ Muson $ts. | Omaha +ew.Chicago Vestibule il Chicago Bxpress. Chicago and Towa Local “..PacificJunction _ Local.. ... 6:55pm |BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.[Arrives Depot 10th and M ADDRE: MI5T M2ie 9idbam. RARE OPPORTUNITY; CLEAN STOCK OF hardware In town of 1,200 in the Willamette valley, Oregon, for sale immediately; $3,600.00 cash~ required. Address box 65, Lrownsvilie, Ore, —MG4S 13 Tates, 10¢ & line each insertion, $1.50 a line per month. Nothing ty or less ‘than 25c. QUANTITY OF NICE FURNITURE FOR SALE, 2637 St. Mary's avenue. O—M6IS 120 FORSALE HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. 13%c_word first insertion, 1o & word Nothing taken for less’ than 2c. FAMILY HORSE, PRAETON AND harness cheap. Enquire ev 170 N, 1Sth stee Pt L L e FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. SIDEWALK, BRICK AND TILE, WM. J. WEL- shans, $1° Board of Trade buflding. QT M EW AND BECOND-HAND cheap, ¥. B. Bell, 907 N, X. Life \ QML MI10* E\LI‘;D HAY FOR BALE. THE STANDARD Cattle company, Ames, Neb., have 2,00 to of good barn-stored hay for sale. All orders filed P Q36 1 SMALL COTTAGE HOUSES TO BE_MC Milton Rogers & Sons. Q65 FOR SALE, A SECOND HAND SODA WATER Tountain, Wimost 4s good as new: cheap. 40No. T North Hub atreat, Souin g Rates, thereaft GENTLI NEW BEWING MACHINE, #1200 313 So. f0th, Q-ALT02 100 " MISCELLANEOUS. Rate: thereaftor, e FOR LEASE, 6§ AND 10-ACRE TRACTS. BOGGS & Hill R-Ms09 14 1%c_word first insertion, 1o & word Nothing taken for less than Bo. © word first insertion, Nothing taken for | MRS. DR, H. WARKEN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- Hable business mediumi 7th year at 119 N. 16 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAME SMITH, W2 8. LTH, 2D FLOOR, room 3 Massage, Vapor, , steam. sul- Phurine and sea Baths: AN 13 MADAME DROWN, 134 CAPITOL AVENUR, 2 floor, room 4, wassage, wicotol, silphur’ and aea baths T—ATS 100 FOR SALE, CHEAP FOR CASH, CIGAR AND 4-chair batber siop. - Inquire 121N 1ath. 577 100 JEWELRY AND MILLIN in north STOCK, best town, 500 inhabitant; ka. ‘About 3$90.00 buys both. Will invoi ately. No opposition. Also business house. and business college here. Addre: 5, Scotla, Neb. MG 10 OR RENT, A COMPLETE RESTAURANT, IN one of the best hotels at ¥ . opean plan. Paying business, G. C. K., 64 W. 6ih street, Fremont, Neb. Y—Mem 11+ FOR SALE, §1,60000 DRAY LINE; 11,000; good busin ause for solilng, ness. Address Box 15, Carthage, Mo. XM 130 DUSINESS LOTS, HOTEL, FARMS, MINING shures, A 1 securities, for wale. Address Ploneer Business agency, Sheridan, Wyoming. Y Mov6 120 FOR EXCHANGE. Tates, 1%c_word first Insertion, 1o a_ word thereatter. - Nothing taken for less than 25c. TOWN 100 FAKMS IN NEBRASKA, KANS. ‘and Dakota;will sell cFeap or exchange for mdse., horses & cattle. Address box 6, Frankfort, WANTED, TO TRADE A NICE with two lots, situated in Florence, from Incumbrance, for a good home city. Will assume’ incumb ance. H. Hall, Florence, Neb. BTOCK OF MILLINERY AND NOT ONS; want horses & catdle. Box 208, Frankfort, Ind: Z-3 | T ONE-QUARTER SECTION GOOD FARM LAN 1% miles from railroad town, to exchange for stock of millinery or notions. Addre: box 383, Chadron, Neb. Z—Mo05 12% xpres: EXpress.. . .00t 2 Local Sun.). n Local (ex BT, . & C. B, I und Mason Sts. | TKansas City Day Express. £."C.Night BX. via U. . Trans. 6 Leaves [ CHICAGO, R. I & PACIFIC. [Arrive OmanalUnion Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Fxpress (ex. Sunday) BXDTesS. .ovei1e Vestibuled Limite (10 0. B ex § T WEST, g1 ahoma & Texan Tixpe (6x BRIl lorado Limited.... ... 41 UNION PACIFIG JArrives b Depot 10U & Mson Sts.| Omaha DIB0AI. .01 00e DERVEE EEXPTOS...0eveers 3:00pm 25D, s eeaOVerland Flyar 1l Bi20pm Spm. Tieatrice & Stromah's “Iox(ex $in).12:30am 0D 1 evevve o PACHIO BIXDFOS 1o on oo 10:56RI 6:30pm.L11 1L Fast Ml il Ai2pm Leaves [CHICAGO, MIL. & 8707 PAUL.(Arrives aha|Union_Depot 10(h ‘& Mon Sts.| Omaha Ticago Limit - 9:%0am icago Express (exs 6:50pm Leaves F. E. & MO. VAL [Arrives Omaha|_Depot 15th and Websibr s Omaha ..Deadwood ~ Expryss. .. o..: 5:10pm 10 |Arrives Omaha T Atiantic 4:i0pm. L Ch 11:35pm. Oklal Bxpresd.... Leaves | CHICAGO & NORTIL ha|U, . Depot 10th & Migbn hic i Omaha EXpress...oor.r. 0:10pm 9 [Ariives Omiha OURI DACIFIC "Omaha| Depot 15th and Welster St 9:00am. . 9:30pm. i 5:10p1 Nobraska HANGE, AN EXTRA NICH 10-ROOM modorn house in Councll Mufts, with laige and handsome grounds, for lands or othes 00, Wwill give bargain erty. Cash value of this property, §1 Swier has o use for it And. for good rental property or land, H.' G McGee, 10 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, 633 13 WANTED, $.000.00 TO $10.00.00 STOCK CL mdse. for clear land and notes. Do not unless you want to sell. Address lock box 61, Gothenburg, Neb, M7 11+ @GOOD LAND IN PERKINS CO. NEi. 70 rade for merchandise. Box 77, Grant, Neb. Z—~MO¥s | " FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. AIN, N. E. CORNER 3TH AND HICK- BARGAIN, ory. F. K. Darling, Barker biock. RE-—38% C., ST. P.. M. & O, _ Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | §:00am. . Sloux City Accom (Ex. Sun. Sioux City Accom (Sun. Onl Sioux City Bxprom ( . 1 Omaha Limited. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, ~ [Arrives P, Depot 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha Sioux Gity ¥ 10 20pm St Vaul 10:00am SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, Depot 15th and Webster ts. | St Paul Limited.. Clileago __ Limitsd IMAHA & ST. LOUIS Denot 10th & Mason Sts Topin. < 8L Louls Cunuon Bal Vew Omahia|U. 8:5 [Arvives Omaha |Arrivea Omahn Tiapm MMULLEN NOT A FAVORITE College fooieties Protest Against Allowing Him to Be Their Representative, EXPLAINING THE ALLEGED FORGERY Draft Intended for the Victor n the State Oratorieal Contest Sald to Have Been Cashod Through Mistake. LINCOLN, May 9.—(Special to The Bee.)— All of the college societies composing the Nebraska State Oratorical association, with one exception, have adopted resolutions pro- testing against the admission of Adam Me- Mullen as the Nebraska delegate to the in- terstate contest at Indianapolis next Friday. At a mass meeting of the students of Doane college at Crete the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That we hoartily endorse the resolutions of the students and facuity of the State university condemning the transac- tions of Adam McMullen in the local and state contests, and we protest against his ropresenting our state at the interstate ora- torical contest. The students at Cotner university in this city also held a mass meeting at which res- olutions of protest were adopted. The Cot- ner students assert that the fair name ot Nebraska schools and colleges would be tar- nished if McMullen's conduct was silently ignored. The students of the Nebraska Wesleyan University Place are holding a mass meeting this afternoon and similar resolutions are likely to be adopted. In the meantime Me- Mullen has gone to Indianapolis armed with the affidavits for his defense. His defense was not given out here and has not been made public. Hg is being backed by some of the best known men in the state, who as yet are satisfied as to his innocence. The rival fraternities started a report last evening calculated to explain away the re- puted forgery of a draft sent to McMullen by his father. An afternoon paper, the Call, stated that the draft had been sent to an- other A. McMullen and by him cashed by mistake, The statement was evidently made without any previous investigation. There is another A. McMullen in Lincoln. He is the manager of the Huber Manufacturing company at 707 O street and is one of the best known business men of Lincoln. He was not at his office today, but his clerk stated that Mr. McMullen did all of his bank- ing business at the First National and that it was not at all likely that he would make a mistake in cashing a draft which did not belong to him. Besides, he is a man 52 years old and would have some inconven- fence in impersonating a smooth-faced uni- versity student. POLICE JUDGE VINDICATED. The refusal of Mayor Weir to approve of Police Judge Waters' official bond upon the occasion of his re-clection last month, for the reason that the judge's accounts were not in regular form, is still remembered by the readers of this paper in Lincoln. For many weeks rumors had been in circulation to the effect that the judge was short In his accounts and that he had not turned uver to the city treasurer all the fines he had collected, ete. At the request of Judge Waters, the city attorney was authorized to commence an investigation. The investiga- tion has been completed, and the city at- torney reports that Judge Waters not only turned over to the city treasurer every cent due the city, but had actually paid over several dollars more than the city was en- titled to. The report shows that the total fines collected belonging to the county amounted to $631.60, and that the amount paid to the county treasurer by Judge Waters was $631.30, leaving an apparent shortage of 30 cents. The amount of fines due the city was $8,146.40, and the amount turned over, $8,442.75, leaving an apparent shortage of $3.65. But in the account Judge Waters is charged with a $10 fine assessed against N. H. Vincent, while the record at the police court shows that Vincent's fine was remitted by Acting Mayor Graham. So the city is indebted to Judge Waters to the amount of $6.35. ' GOSSIP AT THE STATE HOUSE. Governor Crounse went to Schuyler teday to attend a Grand Army of the Republic meeting. The adjutant general and other members of his staff, accompanied him and they will receive a reception at Schuyler by the local company of the Nebraska National guards, Secretary W. A. Dilworth of the State Board of Transportation went to Kenesaw last evening to investigate a complaint of local merchants who desire a strect crossing put in over the B. & M. tracks in that town. There is one more thing to explain about the tabulated statement of railroad assess- ments made up by the State Board of Equali- zation. The assessment of telegraph lines does not_include the lines along the line of the B. & M. railrond company. That company owns its own telegraph system and its line is included in the assessment of the railroad. The case of Steele against Ashenfelter, from Gage county, is the first case to be submitted under the following provision of rule 3 of the supreme court: “Any cause may be submitted upon a written stipulation of ‘the parties thereto providing for such submission on printed briefs accompanied by or containing an agreed printed abstract of all the evidence upon which the case Is to be determined.” It is quite probable that advantage will be taken of this rule frequently in the future, as thercby parties are enabled to have their cases submitted much earlier than would otherwise be the case. SHOT HIMSELF IN THE NECK. Sulclde of Charles Dodd of Wichita, Kan., at Fullorton Neb. FULLERTON, May 9.—(Special Telegram to The Bee.)—Last cvening the body of a man was discovered lying on the bank of the Loup river near this city with a gun- shot wound In the throat directly under the chin. Coroner Burke took charge of the body and held an autopsy, which re- vealed the fact that the ball had extended clear through the neck, severing the spinal cord, Death must have resulted instantly. The man had reglistered the night before at Gray's hotel as Charles Dodd, St. Paul, Evidence before the jury this morning in- dicates that he recently came from Wichita, Kan, After a full investigation the cor- oner’s jury roturned a verdict that Dodd came to his death by a gunshot wound in- flicted by his own hand. Dodd was an en- tire stranger to this community. Yerdon News Notes. VERDON, May 9.—(Special to The Dee)— Prof. L. A. Ostien of the Lincoln Normal school has completed arrangements for hold- inga summer normsl at Verdon, to begln uly 2. R The annual meeting of the Lincoln Asso- clation of Congregational Churches of Ne- braska held Its introductory service in Ver- don last night. The sermon was preached S. 8, Cures the ——= - Serpent’s Sting. In all its stages completely eradicated by S.5.S. Obstinate sores and ulcers yield to its healing powers. It removes the poison and builds up the system. A valuable Treatise on “ The Dis SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,, Atlanta, Ga. S. ® by Rev. John Doane of Plymouth church, Lincoln, and the Lord's supper administered by “Father” Dresses of Camp Creek, t oldest pastor In the association. A home missionary address was given tonight by Mrs. Caswell, The village board of trustces was In sos- .| sfon till midnight last night listening to a remonstrance to the granting of a_license for a saloon in town this year. The re monstrators proved that the petition lacked enoug'i signatures and the board, although personally in favor of a saloon, sustained the remonstrance. P.E O MENB S MEET, Fifth Annual Convention of the Chapter in Session wt Hast . HASTINGS, May 9.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—The fifth annual of the grand chapter of the P. E. 0. ot N braska met in the Unfon club rooms here this morning, with about thirty-five visitors and delogates In attendance. The president of tho grand chapter of Nebraska, Mrs, Bryant of Omaha, presided. The devotional exercises in opening the chapter were con the grand c plain, Mrs. Craw of Nelson. Mrs. Bryant, as president | of the order, then read her annual address | and de the convention opened for businoss. Mrs. R. B Grand convention Wahlquist of Hastings deliv- | ered the address of welcome, the grand chap. lain responding in behalf of the order. The rest of the morning sesslon was occupled with routine business. In the afternoon Miss Mabel Cobb of York entertained the chapter with instrumental music and then the chap. ter resumed the miscellaneous business of the morning. The balance of the afternoon was spent In listening to reports of commit- tees and discussing the new constitution This evening the ladies were the guests of the Hastings Elks, who extended a reception in the lodge rooms. A large number of the P. E. 0. ladies, Elks and mutual friends were present and spent the evening in a very pleasant manner. The plans for the entertalnment of the visitors are elabomte. Tomorrow night the Tocal chapter gives the visitors a banquet at the club rooms and the followi evening the ladies will be entertained at the asylum. The grand chapter officers present are: Mrs. Bryant of Omaha, pi ident; Mr: Alice C. Briggs of Superior, first vice president; Mrs. Cmwford of Nelson, second vice president nd grand chaplain Mrs. Ella Collins of Wahoo, corresponding sccretary; Celia Gor- bey of Nelson, record ng secretary, and Alma Waterman of Plattsmouth, treasurer The delegates are: From York, Mrs. Bdith Ward; Superior, Mrs. Carrfe McNaughton and Mrs, Isabelle Day; Omaha, Mrs. Blla Allen and Mrs. Maude Loudon; South Omaha, Mrs. J. B. Watkins and Mrs. R. 1. Law- rence; Plattsmouth, Mrs. Jennie Windham and Mrs, May Houseworth; Nelson, Mrs. G. D. Folimer and Miss Belle Bradley; Lincoln, | Mattie Johnson; Holdrege, Anna C. Dravo nd Hulda S. Miller; Wahoo, Mary Sayers and Jennie J. Good; Hastings, Mrs. Kittie Dutton and Mrs. Mollie Campbell, and Har- vard, Metta’Babeock and Alice MeBride. In addition a_number of visitors who are not accredited delegates are in atteadance. HELP THE Rain Throughout the State Last Farmers Now Satisfied. Neb., May 9.—(Special Telegram to The Bee.)—The German church, five miles | northwest of Wayne, was struck by lightning during the electrical shower about noon today and damaged to the extent of §500, fully in- sured. At the same time the entire herd of thirty cattle of Henry Hynicks were | knocked down and seven of them instantly killed. Two or three more will die. The wire fence was torn to pieces for forty | yards. YORK, Neb, May 9.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—A steady rain began falling here this afternoon. It s still raining at 8:30 p. m. and promises to continue all night. Crops are growing nicely and this rain will add greatly to the prospects. NAHAWKA, Neb, May 9.—(Special to The Bee)—The present prospect for all kinds of fruit is very fine. Farmers are rushing the corn planting and the present week will end with most of it in the ground. | More pasture and prairie sod is being broke | up this season than In many years before. | INAVALE, Neb., May 9.-—(Special Tele- gram to The Bee)—This afternoon this part of the country enjoyed the finest rain it has had for over eight months. Over an inch of water fell in about an hour, making the small grain and grass look splendid. The farmers are feeling very bright. HASTINGS, May .9.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—Adams county has been treated to a fine rainfall this afternoon, ich seems to have been general in central Nebraska. There was no wind nor hail, and half an inch to an inch of water fell. FAIRMONT, Neb,, May 9.—(Special Tela- gram to The Bee)—This afternoon a heavy rain began falling, accompanied by consider- able lightning. A’ barn in the north part of the city, belonging to E. A. Van Styke, was struck and burned to the ground, together with much grain, hay and some machinery. The live stock was ail saved. The barn was insured for $100 and the stock and grain for $160. The rain was the hardest of the sea- son, and will do much good, as the grass was beginning to dry up. NORTH LOUP, Neb, May 9.—(Speclal Telegram to The Bee)—The Loup valley for a distance of more than fifty miles was greatly refreshed by a gentle downpour of ain today, wetting the ground to a depth of five inches, and the farmers and mer- chants arc happy. wI ROP. Night— WAYNE, Epworth Leaguers Interosted, BEATRICE, May 9.—(Special Telegram to The Bee)—The Nebraska conference Ep- worth league convention, which opened in this clty yosterday afternoon, Is proving to ba a decidedly interesting gathering, There are over 300 delegates in attendance, The roll this morning showed 306 names. At the communion service at 11 o'clock a. m. 285 participated. Several Interesting and pralseworthy pa- pers were read at the afternoon session, Rev. Frank Crane of Omaha occupied the evening session with an instructive address. Tomorrow Is the last day of the convention, and it is expected to be the most interesting one of the session. The day will open with an old-time love feast, with closed doors, lod by Presiding Elder Davis, at 5:80 a. m. In the evening an address will be delivered by E. A. Schell, general secretary of the Bp- worth league’ of the world, Wedding Iclls at Nowcastle. NEWCASTLE, Neb., May 9.—(Special to The Bee.)—Mr. Willlam Meyer of Ponca and Miss Emma Hover of Tera Hill were mar- rled at the home of the groom's brother, James Meyer, at this place last Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock by Rev. John Rob- erts. The young couple are well known In this vicinity. WESTON, Neb., May 9.—(Speclal Telegi to The Bee.)—Clarence Henderson and Mi Lillie Stevens were united in marriage at this place last night. Rev. Mr. Gettys, pas- tor of the Methodist Episcopal church, per- formed the ceremony in the presence of over 200 people. The Weston band gave one of its finest serenades in honor of the occaslon. Preforrod n 1 NEBRASKA CITY, May 9.—(Spe gram to The Bee)—Mrs. Thomas Wymond, Sores. se and Its Treatment,” malled Free. | H. L e et AN/ S AN WAL/ WA wife of uno of the oldest settlers of this eity, mysteriously disappeared with her lttle won yosterday. She Is the third wife and muoh younger than her husband. Mr. Wymond asserts that sho has loft with a younger and handsomer man, one Ed Johnson, a hack driver. At ono time Mr. Wymond was prominent In business affairs, but recently has been unfortunate. His only wish is to recover the boy. provement FREMON (8pecial to The Bee.) ~Messrs. Lloyd and Stansell, the former of thenburg and the latter of Chicago, have been in the city for the past day or two in- teresting themselves in the proposed water power project of Fremont citizens. They are both experts, and after examining plans and outlocks they pronounced the project entirely feasible and practicable. They consider the opportunity presented for a power une equalle While in the city Instrumental in Colonel Hogeland was rganizing a branch of the Boys and Girls National Home and Employ- ment assoclation, with headquarters at the Young Men's Christian association building. Markell, C. C. Pollard, W. A. Carroll, Mrs. Collins, O. I Glidden, Mr. Baldwin and Mrs. G. H. Hodges were constituted an ex- ecutive board, to whom all applications for positions or employment must be made. An interesting meeting of the Board of cation was held last night. The usual thly business was transacted and bills paid. The treasurer reports financial bale ance on hand $7,061.7 An impromptu reception was last night glven Miss Van Curen, so long the faithful overscer of the Woman's Christian Tems perance union temple, but who Is about to ret Quito elaborate preparations are being made for the state oratorical contest at this placo Friday night. Thinks the Deal Frandulont, HASTINGS, May 0.—(Special to The Bee.)—Judge Beall last night lssued a tem- porary Injunction restraining Sherifft Har- ris from disposing of the procceds of the execution sale of the Letson stock of hard- ware until further ordered by the court. The defendant, Warren Letson, confessed judgment to the Adams County bank and Lovie Zwilling In an amount In excess of the value of his stock and assots, just after midnight on April 24, the 23d being Arbor day, a legal holiday. Lotson’s failure 1s said to have been occasioned by foreign creditors pressing for their money, and the midnight confession of judgment is alloged to have been part of the conspiracy to de- fraud somo creditors by preferring others. Yesterday the Sill Stove Works company of New York attached the stock held by the sheriff under executions from the county court, and later in the day obtained an order of court restraining the sherifft from turning the proceeds of the execution sale, which begins today, to the bank and Lovie Zwilling, The ove Waorks company the ground that the judgments ob- tained by confession are void, having been obtained clandestinely and in pursuance of a conspiracy to defraud creditors. HASTINGS, May 9.—(Speclal to The Bee.) —The United Brethren Ministerial associa- tion of the west Nebraska conference con- tinued its sessions this morning, afternoon and evening with a fair attendance and good interest. ‘The program of the day was as follows: Devotional exercises, led by Rev. J. G. Martin. Address of welcome, Rev. William Thompson of Hastings; response, V. C. Williams. “What Can I Do to Help Our Home Missions in the City and Their Pastors?” Rev. G. F. Deal. In the afternoon after devotional exercises, led by Mr. Brem- ser, Revs. J. W. Gress and Geil discussed “What Conslitutes a_Pastoral Visit, and What Does it Accomplish for the Church Brink and Thempson discussed “How to Make Our Church Services Attractive to the Young People and Children,” and Mason and Lrye discussed “How to Make Them Attractive for the Aged.” Denath of n and dstand Lady. GRAND ISLAND, May 9.—(Special to The Bee.)—The death of Mrs. L. J. Matchman, the wife of Rev. Mr. Matchman, pastor of St. Paul's English Lutheran church, took place this morning. Mrs. Matchman, nee veringhaus, was before her marriage the most favorably known teachers 1go's High school. She traveled ex- tensively and was oue of the most cultured and highly acompflshed ladies of this city. Mr. and Mr. Matchman were married in June of last year. In January Mrs. Matchman was afilicted with an internal abscess, the source of which physicians were unable to . trace. A short service was held at the church today and the remains taken to Chicago for interment. Giving Work to Muny M NEHAWKA, Neb., May 9.—(Special to The Bee)—The firm of Van Court & Lemlist have contracted to deliver 3,000 cars of crushed stone for the building of the Douglas county roads. This will give employment to a large number of men and will keep the village of Nehawka lively during the summer, The firm of Van Court & Rood have put their lime kilns in good working order and burned a few cars of lime. They have bought 700 cords of wood, stripped a big lot of rock and are prepared to burn 80,000 barrels of lime this season. Wanted by U, =~ Authoriiles. GRAND ISLAND, Neb.,, May 9.—(Sp-clal Telegram to The Bee)—United States Mar- shall Coggeshall of Omaha came here tcday to arrest T. W. Booker, who was captured by Grand Island police a few days since. He had in his possession a lot of uncan- celled stamps. It is believed he stole them s recelved hiore today that Henry Donson, formerly a Hall county farmer and stockman, committed snicide’ in Kansas. Hanging was the method. The funeral will take place at his former home at Wood River. Wi Bean Important Ca Meoting. NEWCASTLE, Neb, May 9.—(Speclal to The Bee)—The South Dakota Holiness asso- clation’s annual camp meeting, to be held in Barber's grove, near Vermillion, S. D., May 31 to June 19, inclusive, promises to be the largest gathering of “the kind ever heid in South Dakota. Great intercst is being mani- fested not only by the members of the asso- clation, but by many other prominent min- isters. The Sioux Ialls District Ministerial association, which recently convened In Yankton, gave it hearty endorsement and pledged 1ts co-operation. May Have T NEBRASKA CITY, The Bee)—Sherifft Hubcrle returned from Palmyra last evening. He says tho Catholie wurch there has been locked up by Corbatt's frieuds, and lively times are anticipated next Sunday. lather Corbett was seen by The Beo correspondent today. Tle says he has not determined upon what course to pursue in case the injunction issued Monday fs sus- i He fecls confident, however, that he will be able to show the court that Bishop Bonacum has no May 9.—(Speclal to Republica . LINCOLN, May 'he republican state central commiltee is called to meet at the Millard hotel, Omuha, Tucsday, May 22, at 8 o'clock p. m. A full attendance is desired, as the time and place for holding the next state cons vention will be at that time decid:d upon. BRAD D. SLAUGHTER, Chalrma a Milford Burglar, May 0.~ (Special to The Lamson's saloon was broken and the cholcest lquors the amount of $150. Like the other burglaries that have occurred at this place, the party who managed It was well posted as to the loation of the goods. )—Joseph into last night taken therefrom to Getting Ready for the Fourth, NEBRASKA CITY, May 9.—(Speclal to The Bee.)—A mass meeting of cltizens was held lust evening, and the prellminary steps taken for a grand celebration Fourth of Committees were appointed and the ovent fairly set in moton Van Wyek Will B Thelr Orator, NEBRASKA CITY, May 9.—(Special gram to The Bes)-—Ex-Scnator C. H. Wyck will deliver an address here on Decoras tion day - DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures plles.