Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 4, 1895, Page 7

DAILY o r— A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AN A A A AN AN IIANIIA AR G A ? RARROPNANILNNRNRINL RS Here's a New One. Some men are self-made— Some men are school-made — Some men their start made— BEE MONE ¢ TO LOAN-REAL LST ™% Continue: CITY. AND FARM LOANS AT LOW rates. ‘Pusey & Thomas, First Natl 5K, REAL BSTATE Nk bk W MONEY at 6 per cent A st V\I\‘ C LOAD LOW RATE: W, Sq Vi CITY LOANS, ( IMPROVED OMATA 22 Farn ) MONEY property. LOAN ON Fidelity Trust company, MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 437, RAMGE DL TO 1 AN ON FURNITURE, 5, ele., at lowest rat goods; strictly con th Through a little want's aid— — Wally. 17 words or less for 25 cents, one time, after that it's only.a cent a word. Published in the morning as well as in ths evening edition. SPECIAL NOTICES. pay amount. loan off at any tme OMAHA MOR’ B _LOAN CO., 8. 16th street, X388 HOLD PURS AN ON 4 1y kind of ture, planos, | j chattel security at lowest possible rates, which you can pay ‘back at any time and In amount. FIDBLITY LOAN GUARANTER Room 4, Withnell block X MONT and_att i Rume BUSINESS CHANCES E OR INTE piities satisficd with § ¢ gitimate business; investo and int stioned, TO LOAN ON F Kinds of security, lock ITUT Fred Terry, room 319 full g ing AN FSPECIALLY GOOD CHANCE TO THE right party who can command $4,00.9) or UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. 5.000.00 to enter an old establishod bus ness, Addross P. O. Box 605, city, Y-MII6_J4 WANTED, A MAN WITH A STOCK OF DRY Koods or ‘money to Join with a stock of gro- 5. Good Tocation and trade estabilshed. John Ledwich, Avoc VM3t DRESSMARING. IN FAMILIES, L IN BoNLIE FIT AND #ivie guaranieed. AdGie B 1, B, Mo i | P L L U R LA AUCTION. LICITED IN JBWBLRY Il desceintions fenc faction - gu. ces wndeqin o Al on or o 1. B ewis I street, Johnd ewknor, Omahn M3 F2 TYPEWRYITERS. TYPEWRITE OFFERED sale should make vow waspicious; funny th are mostly Smith's. iy nd you wiil understand why, Full 1ine of supplies. Smith Premier Co., 17th and Farnam, teiephone 1954 43 4316 GRANT. | Xpe OLEN OR STOVE REPAILRS, OVE REPAIRS makes of stoves. e FOR - 40,0) Water attachs talt Douglas stre afr Work w5 N — OPTICIANS. L CO., LEADIN in Kinsl DIFFER nt and ¢ N n G O TICIANS, examined fr drug store, 406 Ty OMAHA OPTIC 3. F. Ponde z2 8. 16th st HAY AND GRAIN. WHOLESALE always on Nicholas st, A4 ———————————————————— CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. C. 1% MORRILL, CARPE D paper hanging ‘and signs, | tering. Ofice 409 S. 10tk st., HAY, mill stuff, the Ket to buy or sell, 140246 AND BUILDE K work and plas- teleplione 408, 105 WHOLESALE COAL. 1OLESALE BEAT Correspandence solieited. JOHNSON BROS all kinds of coal. Farnam street. TS 1N 108 407 Continued. Advertisements for these columns will be ke atil 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 9 p. m. for the moruing and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting ® numbered check, ean have answers addressed to a numbered lotter In care of The Bee. An- swers 80 nddressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check only. Rutes, 1 1-2¢ n word, first insertlon, 1o a word thereafter. Nothing tuken for less than 25¢ for tirst lnsertion. Mheso advertisements must run con tively. WANTED—SITUATION. A ATION WANTED BY in private family; is a good cook. B et S ecu- DANISH GIRT, Address B NEURNISHED ROOM $9.00:.10 minutes w snworth, | G-M3 1* [ORES AND OFFICES FOUR B south fre i3 to post This building has a fir ient, complete steam er on dll floors, gas, ete. office of The Iiee. proof, cement base ing fixtures, ply at t AGENTS WANTED. SE YOUR INCC How to Trade Su Margins."” Perkins & Co Chicago. WRITE BOX 8 SEND FOR FRE ¢ In Grain on WHO 18 A REGIS- ton to right man. care Omaha Daily 1 1 WANTED, DOCTOR \ered pharmacist; good Address E 48, M MAN WILL with services, wholesale, Ada: EXPERIENCED BUSIN 70.00 to $10,000.0, established and good-paying ing or manufacturing business. oR AGENTE mackintoshes §5. Hunter MAKE 50, pants 8, ailoring, ¢ township, ke $5.00 per day: send 10e riiculars, sample’ block, ete. Weather Strip Co., Cedar BlUf: Mi2) 6 putting WANTED— N ALE HELP. WANTED—A ¥ CH PLACE to do writing; send stamp for 0-page book of particulars. . Woodbury, 137 W. 424 stre N. Y. a_grinders month, according to ability. Mg, Co., Webster City, In NTED, TRAVELING SAL Quinine whisky on commissi Pays big commission; no lice dress, with _reference, Quinin Loulsville, Ky " WANTED—FEMALE HELP. A_GIRL FOR GE South 10th_street. WANT DY FOR OFFICE quick hand and be ate salary expected in box 26, M523 19% TLADY COOKS, 25 , $25.00; girls for all Kind of dian’ Office, 1509 Farnam, WANTED, FIST-CLASS COOK. Cor. 24t and Howa o 5 WANTED-GERMAN OR DANE GIRL, GEN- eral housework; small family. 12 So. th ave. work, - CALL 8. 1. NERAL HOUSE- L Witt st GIRL, WANTED FOR G work; small tamily, Apply YRODY easy pi NTED TO LOAN MONEY TO E $5.00 to $100.00; 6 per cent Interest; casy ments; also a 'death benefit for old and young not exceeding $1,000.00; 1; send stamp for particulars; general agents wanted. Mu- tual Beneficial o fon, Richmond, Va. Ryland, jr., Einfa). —_—-m WANTED—TO RENT. WANTED—TO RENT IURN] room or small hotel by fi 15th. HED a8 cook. K- TED, 3 ISHED ROOMS, h madern for light hous keepin KMo 6 DINING 320 N. VM) IW HOTEL, IN good farm; for Y FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, HOUSES, LOTS AND | E. K. Darling, Barker block, 1-ROOM_COTTAGE; C! er; cor. 3th and ‘Sahler s Inquire 1318 Farnam. Sam’ FOR SALE, GOOD town, or will t BARGAINS, rale or trade, FOR lar, SALE, NEW cistern, city Wi ong time el RIE 391 MODERN 12-:00M HOME CIEAD 218 BINNEY RE MM 113 SALE AT A BARGAIN, MY RESL- dence, belween Burt and Cum'nz street; will take 14 in trade. Wm. Fleming, Dougtas. RE: ITY B Bros. arns. FOR EXCHANGES A merchandise. Garvin IN HOUSE: 0. AINS, SALE OR TRADE, lots and farms.” J. N. Frenzer, opp.F RE-MS IRRIGATED FARMS NEVER FAIL: FRUIT potato, grain and stock farms for sale on easy NG IN OMAHA, U. gov. bonded warehouse. Hor Lowest rates. 1013-1015 L STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD G and cheap rate. R. Wells, 1111 S. hold goods stored. STORAGE. FRANK EWERS, 11 HARNEY. WANTED-TO BUY. WANTED, 3 SECOND HAND UPRIGHT. planos, please state price, make and where it can be seen. H. B. Bcott, rcom 430 Ramge Hiock. N-—320 CITY & CO. CLATMS. PRITCHARD 1712 TARDL WANTED, ARCHITECTS OR_ BNGI level, ‘must be cheap for cash. 5, e office, NEERS' Address E FOR RENT--HOUSES. HOUEBS/ K. K. DARLING; BARKER BLOCK HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE 0. F. Davis company, 1505 Farnan. NAWA & CO., 108 N. HOUSE OF 9 m:m.;h,mn BARN Park ave. Inquire at 422 S. 18th st. on Par) 2 g WB BUY AND SELL HOUSES ~ (TO BE moved). H. W. Barnum & Son, 1126 N. 1th, “ML B —_— s FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM ST. Saturdays, 10 a. m. Robt. Wells, O=160 T, terms; corrsepondence solicl B. Palmer, room 306, People’s bank, Denver, Cofo. M0 WE HAVE FARMS FOR cvery county In eastern Kansas and southwest Missourl; It will pay you to Invi “'cash_rent plan' of selling farms, give you better terms than anybod Improved; possession soon. J. H. ' Brady, Crawford bldg., Topeka, Kan. RE-—M92 Ji2¢ FOR SALE, A 12-ACRE FARM, 15 MILES northwest of Omaha. Address 15 3, Dee. RE-MI0 J25¢ FOR SALE-—-WILL TAKE CLEAR VACANT lot In good location as first payment on house and lot. and require no cash. payment; balance monthly. A, P. Tukey. RE—MIs5 REAL BSTATE AGENTS NOTICE-PROP- erty 39th and Dodge withdrawn. Wr. Fleming, RE-MI73-6* $250.00 CASH AND §15.00 PER_MONTH WILL buy cozy home, large lot, on 20th street boule- vard, near two car lines and only $1,400.00. In ordinary times this property “will ' sell for $2,000.00 casy. $850.00 will buy nice cottage and lot. $35900 will buy o fine vacant lot. We ofter nothing but genuine snaps. Houses and stores for_rent. Clear, improved land for trade. H. E. Cole Co., 106 N. lsth. R E-51415 FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE, CARPETS, shudes and furniture which have been but little used and almost new; also house for rent. 1 quire 409 8. Zith ave. O—MO35 NE ROOMS; FUF and Farnam, §: houses, $5.00 and $10.00, Qifferent Dexter L. Thomas, 401 Bee bullding. D—357 N GOOD R pair, city water, $10. ‘month to good partios, 119 N. '%7th, 1 block from Farnam r line. Inquire at Stoctzel's stove cheap’ parts city. OR RENT— 820, nd’ furnace. ; EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE BATH ROOM John R. Webster Board Trade D350 COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS, ALL CONVENI- desivable location, threo blocks from Enquire on’ premises, 842 S. 17th Fitzmorris. D O00M COTTAGE; ALL MOD. ern_conveniences, 202 California st Milton Rogers & Son, Mth and arnar D108 FOR R CHEAP FOR THE WINTER, one -room house, $10.00, three S-room cottages, .00, J. A, Scott,” Omaha Nat'l bank. M212 ¥OR RENT-NEW §-ROOM BRICK HOUSE furnace heat; newly papered. 318 N. Zird HOUSES, WALLACE, BROWN BL STEAM, CENTRAL, ALL MODERN, 3, T-room houses and fats. EASILY ‘modern, -, house, 3016 Mason, 928 New York Life. BIX-ROOM nished, H. HEATED 2. MODEI M. Harde NICELY FURNISV ) quire 1919 Dod FURNISHED RO Bt Mary's aven 3 FURNISHED for man and * 1 BOUTIL ROOM, IN 15; HO JOMS POR HOUSEK & rent taken i board. (OOMS, BOUTIL DESIRADL) £ convenlen FoR_ ki newly f TWITH STR alshed; near P. 0. Add (AANDSOM with a1l o Avply at THRIZ roouy oo location very de s vet. _ESML 1 1'W QK NIGHTS, Hay a nicely furnished room, & o ete. on 16th street. Iy it a roommate that works during the day Ch ip rent to the proper party, Address B 7 e office. FURNISHED with st heat, NOOMS ) N ORt ~ MG 6% JRNISHED FRONT HOUBEKEE) convenicat; cheap, %11 8t Mary's FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. BLEGANT ROOM AND LOARD R able. 2406 Cass. » NICELY FURNISHND ROOMS WITH BOAAD, Steam heat. Utopla, 1721 Davenport st. ” " T NICEL RNISIHED ROOMS AND ¥ class board, 179 Dodge sireet. F- N PRI ROOM & BOARD, GEIRM. Uy for 2 or 3 respectab NICE WARM ROOMS. WITIl GOOD BOARD, fates reasonabls modern OELX PURNISHED ROOMS 4> 1th atrect FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT TROOME, BUITAILE FOR TOUSRKERPING, dow pent. N. W. cor. 17 wnd Wcl-nar sta. M1 | MACKINTOSH — FOR SALE--HORS -8, WAGONS,ETC. SMARL MULE TEAM, SUITADLE FOR livery’ or expross wagon, very cheap, Prite Farnam s, B FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, IF YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; M toshes, rubber boots, arctics, syrin tuting; "all best quality. wning Co., 1311 Farnam st. Omaha Q367 WEGMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT ORGANS. Woodbridge Bros., 117 So. 17th. Q363 RD WOOD Q159 HOG AND CHICKEN FENCE: HA pickets. C. R. Lee, %01 Douglas. OB, 20,000 tons of CLEAR LAKE ICE For sale by BAILEY & RAY, Kearney, Neb. Q-298—4 — e e CLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, DIt H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- liable business medium; 7th year at 119 lg._&llh, 70 MME. BENECIA, THE MOST WONDERFUL claifvoyant of the 19th century, 1617 Chicago street, S—M89TJ1 —_— . BATHS, ETC. MADAM SMITII, 602 5. 13TH, 2D FLOOR, room 3; massage, vapor, alcohol, steam, sul- phurine’ and sca bath; T—M4SH 50 MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 3 DODGE! 507 1 TURKISH BATHS, TURKISH BATHS: ONLY exelusively for ladies. PLACE IN CITY Suite 109-10° Bee Bldg. PERSONAL. DIt T. W. STONE, 810 N. Y, LiF 5 & RUBOER BOOTS. 1211 FAR [ T MADE TO 1919 Farnam sireet. U3 C A DOZEN AT PROC- THE BELLE EPPERLY order from mcasure. DIAMOND PHOTOS, tor's, 616 . 16th s VIAVI; 1OME TREATMENT FOR Health book and consultation free. Address of call Viavl Co,, 36 Bee bldg. Lady attendant, U—am THERMAL — BATHS, asly .15t Uy IN CURES CONSUMPTION, chitis and_catarrh. Home treat- ¥ month; 3 days’ trlal free treat- Hoom 816, N. Y. Lite bldg., Omaha. U~ MATRIMOX I TH 100 ADVER tisements and’ photos of martiaseable people, many rich. mailed free, Address box 445, Brook- Iyn, N ¥ M98 200 BLECTRO Mme. Post, MASSAGH ehiropodist. COMPOUND OXY( hre TWO LOTS IN NORTH SIDE; 6-ROOM HOUSE, £200.00; E-roc £30.00 down. i 1 i isth st il STRAYED, A LARGE BAY HORSE, BLACK mane and tall; is unshod and headstall finder return (6 61f S. 28th strect and get r ward. Lost—M308 4% LADY'S GOLD HUNTING CAS ch, ‘on the upper Inke at Hanscom park, New Year's eve. Finder please return to 91§ N. 2th avenue and receive reward. Lost—M306 4% REWARD FOR RETURN OF VERY LIGHT colored female pug to 2107 Hamilton LOST, NEAR BOYD'S OPERA_HO| D bangle. engraved “A” ‘and “B.” Return to Bee office, Council Bluffs, and receive $1.00, M533 4 LA IN THE New Year's morn- its return to H. B. Whose name Is on Lost—M541 4 LOST, A NEW SILK UMBRE Board ‘of Trade restaurant ing; lberal reward for Payne, Council Blufts, handle, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUN storage batteries recharged; electrical and gen- eral ‘machinists; superior work guarantocd, Omaha Electricai Works, 617 and 619 8. 16th st, 412 DENTISTS. IST, 2020 BURT ST. JOB PRINTING. 2ED JOn | all kinds. DR, PAUL, DE PRINTING 0 " MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. LENDECK DBANJOIST 1911 Cars strent AND 914 SHORTHAND AND VY PEWRITING. “HOOL OF SHORT HAND, N Ask_for circutar. SEARLES & SEARLES, Nervous, Private WA Diseases. TREATMENT BY MAILL, Consultation Free. We cure Catarrh, alldiseases of the Nose, Throat, Chest Stomach, Liver, Blood, Skin and Kiduey Diseases, Fe- male Weaknesses, Lost Manhood, and ALL PRIYATE DISSASES OF MEN. WEAK MEN ARE VICTIMS TO NERVOUS Debility or Ixbaustion, Wusting Weakness, In and middle aged; lack af vim, vigo: Drematurcly in approaéhing old. ug readily to our new treateapnt for loss of vi power. Call on or address; with stamp for cf culars, free book and receipis. 1413 Farnam. Dr. Searles and Searlgs, *4&%Eam, ye Price, 19, % an 2| 3 i = : i A | HmOdS Bomg-Geier, lspacial or general Neuralgin; nlec for ! 2 and other excesses, AWtz Effervescent. C THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL €0, 161 S. Westarn Avenue, CHICAGO. For sale by all druggists, Ouahs. Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRER. AILWAY TIME CARD RAILWAY 1 Leaves [BURLINGTON & MO, RIVEI|Atrives Omaha/Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| O Sam. ... ..Denver Express.. 35pm. Blk. HIII:IA, Mont. & Puget Snd. Ex. pepsin,” Anwridn. Aptidots fOF 45 BUREAU. SUES & CO,, Solicitors. Bee Senver * Ixpress Local (excopt 31050 ast Mail (for Lineoln) Daily ICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.{Arri Jnion Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.] Omaha Chicago Ves ©.Clhicago I: © 4:20pm :0pm. hicago and Towa Local..!.. 8:00am . Pacific Junction Local....... 6 aves (CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAU OmahalUnion Depot, 10ih & Mason Sts.| Om g0 Limited cago_Kxpress (ex. Leaves Omahal Mo. Valley Local malia_Chicago BELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTIZAC- tors for electric light and motor plants and all kinds of electrical construction. \Western Il trical supply 418 and 420 S, 1th s LEATHER BELTING, CHAS. A. SCHIEREN & Co., Mfg., 906 5, 12th st. 7 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer, 1618 ‘Chicago st., telephone 92, 303 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., telcphone 1060, 3 B " UNDERTAKER 1¢phone MO, AND balm 5 D. T. MOUNT HAS RE office to 209 8. 16(h st., SHERIDAN COAL, for_hard coal, an nam strect; main entrance Boa DVED HIS COAL k. ALL KINDS OF HARD AND SOFT COAL. Levi, 111578, 13th sireet; teluphanelsy M L CHICAGO, R. L fouh Leaves OmahalUnion Atlantlc_Bxpress (ex. Sunday). .. Night Express, 'Chicago Vestibuled Li iklahoma Exp. (to C. B. TB:ibam.OKlahomn & Texas Ex. (ex. Sun.).il:30pm .Colorado _ Limited........., 4:00pm E M, & U Omahal Depot Webster S 9:30am. .. Nebraska Passenger (daily). 4:35pm. | Sloux City Express (ex. Sun.) .....5t. Paul Limited..... E_ & MO, VALLI Depot i5th and’ Webster S Fast Mail and Lxpress 10pm..(ex. Sat.) Wyo. Bx. fex. M Sam. . Norfolk Express (ex. Sund; 5opm. ... Fremont Pass. (ex. Sunday).. Paul Ceaves Omaha T }. 11040 7i50pin 100 m IArrives Omaha m m 3. & C. B, Unton Deépot, 10th & Mason Sts. {iam. ... Kansas City Day Expres tipm.K. C. Night Ex via U. P, HOTELS, HOTEL BARKER, 135TH AND JONES STS, | rooms at $1.50'per day, 50 rooms at $2.00 per day. Special rates to commercial travelers. Room nd board by week or month. Frank Hild: NA HOUSE (h and Dodge. (EUROPEAN), N, ¥ Rooms by ddy of wi " HORSES WINTERED, SKATE W OR A eland's, 106 5. Mth street. SWEDISH MOVEMENT CURE FOR LADIES, 186 Chicago st consultation, selentific, facial and obesity treatment fros Mondays, Jasuary. UMY ONAL INSERTED MATII por free: send 1) cents for copy of Plcasant Mowss, box 308, Mionapo U—-M58 4% ¢ REAL ESTATE, ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST 0., 31 “LIFE luans at low rates for ehoico braska and lowa furms or Oma YOUR PE monial aper. inn courlty ‘n N ha ity property, W37 Iy NCE POLICIES LOANED ON or bought. K. 0. Cheansy, Kunads City, Mo - W37 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Mrennan, Love & Co., Faxton bik. Wiy MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, THE O. ¥, Davis Co., 1505 Farnan st W0 I WILL CARE FOR A FEW HEAD OF horees for the winter at 3 per head per month. Horses sent for and returned at 33 each. None but healthy horses taken, and only from re: sponsiblo parties. I can give best of references Addiess, M. J. Welch, Gretua, Neb. un BULLDING & LUAN AB3JCLALION TOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD interest cn avings. Apoly to Omana L. 3 Ass'n. 104 leo bldg. "G, M, Nattinger, ¥ MUTUAL L. AND B, AS: @ N PAY nt when 1. 2, 3 years old, always 1i04 Farnam st., Natilnger, Scc. % Fedéemabic 3. 0. DANON, 42 N, WTH OMAHA BICYCLI CO. 3 N. 10Tl 8T, AT DEANE & CO., BICYOLES, 1116 FATINAM 24 13 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPEOVED CITY property, 33,00 and v ards, 6 (o T per cent; bu lays.” W, Furnam Smitk & Co, I!‘N" . —351 e ———— __ BUBINESS NOTIOES. LANAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, ‘Omaha) Liltpm.. Teaves ‘Omata 6:5am. [ St Paul Limited.. BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |Arrives nicn Depot, 1th & Mason Sta.| Omaha ity Passen +10:20pm 0. all Limit L 9iklam Leaven ( " UNIONIPACIPIC | AT ney Expross.... -Overlapd Flycr. Btrogsh i 12 wvo o PacliG Exp ; Fasg Mall 4:10pn C WALASHIRAILWAY, rives [Unton Depot, daciesds Masin st | Ominy L8t Louls Casigon Ball ......12:35p0 @x.Bun). 3:0pm . 10:85m Gilipm Omaha) Dismissed as to Some. . M. Bartlett, speclal master, to whom was raferred the cuse of Honry Cooper ct al against Wood, Brown & Co. ef al, filed h report, with a number of findings, in fed- eral court yesterday afteno: s was o suit brought by nants agalnst the defendants for the purpose of huving set aside chaltel mortgages, decds, cte., from the respondents, Palmer R. Belden e al, to certain preferred ereditors. Over §7,000 % involved. “The master, after gIVINg o num- ber of Citations, concludes a8, Ipatter of law that es to D, Martin & ( Wood, Hrown & Co. and the Kilpatrick-Kdeh com: pany the bill Is without equity ad should be dismissed the comp —— - Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘saved my life I consider it th: best remedy for a debili- | of three years, | at HOLCOMB I OFFICE, (Continued from Fifth Page.) lag, is a bill to authorize county courts to require executors and administrators to pay and deliver to sald courts money and certain personal property remalning in thelr posses sion after the final settloment of their connts, Senate file No, 7, by Crane of Douglas, 1s a bill to legalize irregular records made under authority of section 1,106 of the Consolidated Statutes, 1t refers to the law governing probate records and fee books. Senate file No. §, by Watson one amending the code of civil procedure relating to the filing of bills of exceptions. enate fi ). 9, by Watson of Otoe, pre es that the expiration of (he present term of office of the supreme cofrt commis. | the supreme court shall appoint thre commissioners to serve f further ter The law two years ago cre- g the commission limited the life of this important adjunct to the supreme court to three years. At that time it was hoped that | in three years the court, with the assistance | of the three commissioners, would caich up | With the business, It is claimed now t the services of the commission will be quired for another three years. ac- | of Otoe, Is slon CANVASSED THE ELECTION RETURNS, House and Senate in Out the C COLN, by no called Jolnt Sesslon Carry nstitutional Provision. Jan. 3.—(Special)—ThRe house means topheavy this morning together by the speaker, as but one vacant chalr on the the gallery was sparsely in- LI was when there was floor, while habited, Following a few minor corrections of the Journal, the clerk read the following list of house appointments: Doorkeeper, James L. Cook; first assistant doorkeeper, Pat Dorr; custodians, J. H. Enslow, Ge Lewis; fourth assistant clerk, Akio; typewriter, William E. Shos ant fireman, Snowden Summe: rier, Andrew Wigp page for Bugene Parks; pages, Oscar Blan, Valentine, Walter Sizer, Edmond Lonnie Bamer: night watches Burns, John Gra The speaker antounced that feel favored if members would names for other appointments. Greeley announced that a reception execut nd state officers would this cvening In the senate chamber. Brady of Buffalo handed up a. resolution to the ef- fect that when the house adjourn it be until Tuesday, January 8, at 10 o'clock. It was ruled out of order. Then followed a pro- tracted suspeasion of busin while the liouse waited for the appearance of the senate to join with it in canvassing the vote on state "officers. Meanwhila thirty-three chairs were placed in position for the ex- pected solons. The honorable senators of the state of Nebraska were announced, and entercd representativo hall, led by Secre- tary of the Senate Sedgwick, followed by Lieuterant Governor Majors. ‘The _latter presided at the jaint deliberations. ol of the senators was called By Secrctary Sedg- wick; of the house by Chief Clerk Geddes. It was anuounced that all wero present of both houses. Lieutenant Governor Majors announced to the joint session that they had been convened for the purpose of canvassing tho votes cast for state officers at the last biennial state eleetion of November 6, 1891, RESULT OF THE ELECTION DECLARED, Addressing the speaker the sccretary of ate sald ir—Agreeable to the provisions of sec- tion 4, article 5, of the constitution of the state of Nebraska, and section 1,634 of chap- ter iv., Consolidated Statutes of Nebraska, 1893, entitled, ‘Blections,’ I have the honor to hand you herewith the original abstract of the votes by counties as cast at the general election held in the state of Ne- braska on the 6th day of November, A. D., 1894, for officers of the executive depart- ment, members of congress and the choice of electors as expressed for United States senator. *“*Accompanying thess sealed returns T also have the honor to hand. you a tabulated statement of the foregomg votes, as pre- pared by this office from the duplicate re- turns to the sccretary of state as the law directs.” The method of canvassing the original re- turns is of a perfunctory order, the county clerk’s returns being opened and the total vote of the county read. Then, from the tabulated statement prepared by the secre- tary of state, the speaker declared the of- ficers clected. A ripple of mirth was created when the speaker said: “I find that William J. Bryan received 80,000 votes for United States senator, but I do not find that he is elected. On motion the joint session was de- clared adjourned, the senators retired and the speaker directed a roll call of the house. RULES WILL WAIT. Meyers of Brown sent in a resolution that as the rules of 1889 have been adopted by the house, he moved that the rules of 1893 be adopted in their place, with a few of the rules of 1889 inserted. Chapman of Saline moved that the whole question be postponed until the speaker had appointed a committee on rules, Carried, 1t was moved by Bacon of Dawson that the committeo of five on relief for destitute be Inereased to seven. Carried, The question of adjournment was finally adjusted by the adopiion of a motion by Brady of Buffalo that when the house ad- Journed it adjourn until Monday, January 7, at 3 o'clock p. m, The inevitable trouble over the new high backed chairs culminated by the Introduction of a resolution by Casper of Butler that the cards on the desks be raised in order that the speaker could see the name of the members and the counties from which they hatled. ~ The chairs cost $6.50 apicce, and it was suggested by one member that the backs of them be sawed off. The houso went into an irformal committee of the whole on mechanics and all sorts of sug- gestions in regard to getting out of the dif- fleulty. One member suggested that a puppet show contrivance be attached to the desk by means of which a member, on arising, could press a spring and shoot the name of himself and his county into the alr, In tho midst of this jangle over the $975 pur- chase of Impracticable chairs the house tool a recess until 3 p. m, After tho joint convention clincd ta coneur in the senate motion to ad- Journ until Tuesday, and afier a brief con- fereuce the senate ‘agreed to assemble again Monday, as per the house resolution adopted this forenoon. assist- mail car- sp Chester Harlan, Howard he would suggest the Barry of to the be held the house de- SENATE PROCEEDINGS QUIET, Routine Worlk Occuply lutroduced, LINCOLN, Jan. 3.—(Speclal)—The senate Wwas in a more composed mood this morning and patiently listened to the reading of the Journal of the past two days' proceedin Some little friction was engendered at the very outset of the proceedings between the opposing partisans. Pope of Saline offered a resolution authorizing the secretary of the senate to purchase all necessary supplies for the use of the senate. Stewart, the stalwart populist from Sloux county, wanted the reso- lution to e over under the rules, and the lieutenant governor let him have it that way, Pope then moved a suspension of the rules and the republican majority hung up the rules without a question. Pending the re- submission of Pope's original motion Stowart sent to (he secretary’s desk In writing a motion requesting the secrotary of state to furnish a copy of the inventory of the senate's property and supplies taken at the close of the Twenty-third session. The motion was set aside on & point of order raised by Pope to the effect that a motion was already pending. “My motion waa intended as a substitute,” interjected Stewart. “The chalr did not There was nothing in mation to so indicate," governor's reply. Popo's original and Stowart the Day—Nine Billy 50 the was understand it wording of the the lieutenant motion was thea veuewed kis former It was agreed to withdraw dissent Rathburn of Furnas offered a lengthy resolution in the interest of economy, pros viding that the number of employes of the senate bo reduced below the maximum per- mitted by statutes, fixing the hours and directing the second assistant sergeant-at- arms o keep an accurale record of the (e absolutely served by each employe. The resolution went over under the rules, but it was practically killed by the proceedings im- carried wmotion tated system I ever used For dyspepsla, liver or kidney trouble it excel Price, T5c. Sold by Goodman Drug Co. wediately following. Dressler of Wayne offered a resolution di- recting and empowering the lieutenant gover~ ani nor to appoint all needed employes, excepting the clerks of the ‘standing committees. Campbell from Nance offered an amend- ment providing for the consont of the senate. This was accepted and the resolation so amend:d was agreed to. McKeeby of Webster asked on behaif of the Joint relief committes appointed yester day the appointment of Rathburn of Furnas Tefft of Cass the committes. The request The senate then proceed representatives to in vass of the returns of the last general el ction, Upon reassembling the r order of business was taken up for the first time In the session and the Introduction of bills commenced TURNED ON THE BILLS The members were a little surpr: Watson of Otoe arose and ask:d the leuten- ant governor the order of business, The presiding r replled that the order business such as the sonate choso make it ““Then was granted 1 to the house of assist the formal can ed when was to Mr. President,” €aid the € tor, "I d to introduce a bill The licutenant governor stated much the offictal returns had canvassed per constitiutional introduction of bills was order. This notic» was the gnal for the general opening of desks, and for several minutes the pages were Kept busy carrying proposed new laws to the cretary’s desk Almost for the first time in the legislative history of Nebraska the bills were read In full on their first reading. It has always been the custom to read all bills the first and second times by their titles only. The In- novation of a full reading on the day of intro- duction will doubtless pall npon the ears of the senators and will hardly be continued for a great length of time. After the reading of seven bills the senate took a recess until 2:30 o'clack. At the afternoon session Senator Rathburn of Furnas withdrew the recolution he offered at the morning session relating to the senate employes. Senate file No. 9, by Watson, was read the first time and then a concurrent motion providing that when the senate ad- Journ it be until Tuesday, January 8. The senate then proceeded to the hall of the hou of repr ntatives to listen to the reading of the message of Governor Crounse and to participate in the inauguration of vernor Holeomb, After tho joint convention the senate con- curred in the h resolution relating to ad- Jjournment and adjourned until Monday after- noon. o sona- that inas been duly requirements certainly in King Lear, Driven Forth Into the cold and rain, had no Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to counteract their effect. But the modern traveler in inclement weather can baffte its hurtful influence with thi genal protector. Chills and fever, rheuma- tism, neuralgia, colds are forestalled by this warming medicinal stimulant and safeguard Take a wineglassful immediate’y before and after exposure. Use it, too, for dyspepsia, biliousness and constipation. Boyd's theater last evening had a decidedly ar'ety flavor, Sandow's Trocidera Vaud-v L'es giving in the main an interesting and novel varlety entertainment. It Is pretty hard at this lato day to say anything new of tho modern Hereules whese feats have been the subject of exhauctive newspaper articles for three years past. Sandow closes the per- formance, and rightly, too, for the audience has been led gradually up to the crowning feature of the night, and interest is excited to see the great athiete of the century. His marvelous display of the muscles is an an- atomical study, uetive alike o the physi clan and the’la There Is nothing re- pulsive In the exhibition, although oversens tive souls might protest against a too marked display of the human form. The Jordan fam- ily of gymnasts are unexcelled in their aerial flights and the paraphernalia they require makes Boyd's look like a section of a winter circus. Ben Dunham is probably the great- est bar performer in the world. His act Is clean and artistic, and the young man won quite as much if not more applause than did tho star of the company in his display of stréength. Tom Browne, the whistler, and William Lucifer as a high jumper held the audience interested to the close of thelr acts, while Marguerite, the contorticnist, created a great sensation. Amann is an excecdingly versatile imperscnator. Whether his imper- sonations a‘e lifelike is purely a matter for those who have seen the characters to tes- tify; certainly a great many of them look like their pictures. But when Amann had given an impersonation of Harrison and then followed it with a picture of Cleveland it was asking too much of a portion of the audi- ence at least. Billy Van figures in the house bill, but nowhere else. His act has been ancient for a decade, and it is time for Billy to bo thinking of the Forrest home for de- crepits of the profession. The private exhibition given by Sandow, the strong man, in the pariors of the Millard yesterday afternoon was intensely enjoyed, especially by the members of the medical fraternity. Sandow, In citizens' dress, Is but an ordinary looking man, aside from’ his handsome face, but when stripped 1s a veri- table muscular monstrosity. He began by giving an exhibition of the different muscles of the chest, back, abdomen, arms and legs, both in a contracted and quiescent state, and the exclamations of admiration and amazement eclicited were both many and fervent. Sandow's chest expansion is some- thing wonderful. His abdominal muscles were like corrugated Iron; the biceps knotty and adamantine, and the bectorals like ridges of brass. In fact, his whole muscular de- velopment is of such a character as to in- duce instant belief that he is anything less than a matchless physical freak. The doc- dors were in their elements, and put the modern Hercules through such another cate- chestical and manipulatory process as would have surely taxed the patience of a man evenly balanced as to temperament and di position. He seemed to enjoy their over- towering curiosity, and entered heartily into their reseaches for enlightenment, The big Sandow Troeaderc Vaudeville show will close its engagement at the Boyd tomor- row afternoon with the matince performance, This s to enable the company to reach St Paul for a Sunday matinee, B, D. Schutts, “The Country Circus," Erianger's big preduction, the Boyd for four nights, ¢ day evening, the 10th inst., is in the clty “Tho Ship of State,” with its graud nes, romantle love story and thrilling naval battle between Commodore Perry and the British forces will be scon al the Em- pire during the week of January 5. Barly life in the states of Ohio and Michigan, along the shores of Lake Eric and Put-in: Bay, will be depicted, and fome of the new- est contrivances in stage mechanism will be shown. The scenes show the escape from the Dritish warsiip “Queen Char- lotte.”” The old mill on the shores of Put- in-Bay; its home of refugees, the old mill in winter; the rescue, aod tie grandest, most thrilling and exelting scene ever wit- nessed on the mimic stage, the great naval battle known as Perry's victory, in which the entlre fleets of both forces are shown, e Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou bles. Trial size, 25 cents. All druggists. THE LEALTY HKE INSTRUMENTS placed on record January 3, 1804: advance representailve of Jefferson, Klaw & which comes to WARRANTY DEBDS B F Thomas and wife to I3 11 Lt 6 and & 46 feet of o 40 foot lot 7, biuck 1V Smith's add Clarke to 1ot 4, block 7 iin und block 6, il M I Myers lot Bi in Int Clark Hwue Wite to da add No. ) 12 12 A Miger, part tux 19 ” 1 C H Clarke tv I T ioh ¥ alid 3 foet 10t 2 Llock 4. Sweeses’s add . 2,000 izaboth Nell uud husband o A 15 Camp: ACIO D MW DW 10-15-19 ke and wite (o C M Bantlid, iois Dodge's ndd wife to 1A Parsell, lots block 1, Pruyn park 1 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. B A Ttaer ot al to M1 My, parts of tio 1ot B3, in 10-15-13 A W A Richards to 1 i, 0% 100 18, Omaha (N dd o Davis ik 2,500 10 100 3,000 block DBEDS, Speclal mastor to I P Thomus w 100 feet lot 7, biock 8, 13V Smith add Same 'to waww, 1ot 6 and ¢ 40 el 107 Chancery (0 A i Rubonon, uxe cutrix, loty 19 and 20, black 114, Dundes 2400 (%] 4,000 tal amount of transfers .......,.. $13.010 : ol Oregon Kidney Tea cures ail kidney trou bles. Trial size, 26 cents. All as additional members of | of | mmencing Thurs- | e —— TRIBUTES TO A PIONEER All Lincoln Turmns Out to Attend the Funeral of John Fitagera'd, LARGEST AFFAIR OF THE KIND IN LINCOLN cesslon Extended Over Throo Tlooks, Led by tho Anclent r of Wibers Ninth Annual Meoting of the W. C. T, U, LINCOLN, pressive funeral gerald took place cathedral this nearly Jan. 3.—(Speetal)—The John fme Fitz- Theresa's pros ng at 9:30. There wera ine, and the obsequies before 1 o'clock p. m. was conducted by Rev. Hugh 8. of Denver, and Rev. Charles O, Reilly of Detroit delivere the funeral ora- tion. Th> casket was of | t wood, elabor- ately carved, and banked with a rich pro- fusion of the rarest flowers that could be procured of florists. At an early hour the pro-cathedral was thronged with friends of the deceased, and by the time the ceres monies were well advanced there was not an Inch of standing room avallabls in the gpacious edifice. By the residents of Lincoln It is claimed that it was the largest funeral over witnessed In the city. The procession, which extended for over three blocks, was led by the local lodge of the Anclent Order of Hibernlans, followed by the members of the Catholic Union club, and the Fitsgerald Hose team pulling the old running cart, decorated Wwith the badges of mourning. Tho pall bearers were N A. Perry, F. M. Hall, T. ¥ Butler, T M. Raymond, W. M. Judgs ' Fitzgerall of St. Marys, services were very long and impressive, oes cupying more than thres hours, At the close the fon was reformed and the remains eseo to their last resting place in St. Ther cemetery, where brief services were also held. W. C. T. U. ANNUAL MBERETING The ninth annnal meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Unfon was held this morning in the First b tist church. Mrs. Underwood, president of the society, prosided, and read an interesting paper, outlining the work of the soc its small beginning and rapid growth. The year's work of the local employment bureau was reviewed by Mr Root. The treasurer reported the re- ceipts of the year $1,660.43, and disburse- ceremontes of from St mory 100 hacks were not High mass Mageveny in concluded Harwood, R. alvert, J. J, Clark and Kan. The A WORTHL police headquarters a complaint was Schwab, a clothier, that Julius a saloon keeper, had pased on him rihless check for $15, drawn on the an National bank, and’ that Ottens was out to levant for Soush Dakota. Accom- panied by an officer, Schwab went to the Burlington depot and’ searched a train about to leave for the northwest, but not finding Ottens they were about to leave when the latter was discovered sneaking ross the street from the depot. Schwab was quite scvere with the prizoner and forced him to seltle the affair, *h he subsequently did. K LITIGATION. Wilson E. Ficld is In the district court asking damages of $5,000 againet the Lan- caster county sanitary commissioners. He complains that the dcfendants last November wrongfully entered on his land and cut a long alt creek, cutting off a portion of covering it with debris and giving him a stream which he does not want. Ths result of defendants’ action, he clabms, will be an_indefinite widening of the creek. Other damage is inflicted on the land by a dam in the old channel, cansing the forma- tion of a pool into which the sewerage from state institutions is qumped, breeding foud smells and pestilence. Field owns a sec- tion of land near the Capital mills, north- east of the clty. WANT A NEW JAIL. The subfect of a new jail bullding is being agitated by the county commissioners of Lancaster, and for the purpose of sounding public sentiment on the question a meeting Las been called at the court house next Thursday. News reccived by the Lincoln Provident sociation from Fiolt county is rather de- ng. The relief committee In that dis- ot states that at least 160 families in the county are in need of food, clothing and seed. The necessity of immediate aid is im= pressed on the association, S CHECK. this after- noon made by RELIEF COMMITTEL'S REQUEST, Definite Taformation Desired as Situation in Eich County. LINCOLN, Jan. 3.—(Speclal Telegram.)— The relié! committee of the house of repre- sentatives requests the several county boards now in session throughout the state to im- mediately furnish the committee with an es- timate, under the seal of the county clerks, of the number of persons who by reason of tho failure of crops during the past season aro now unable to proeure the neceszaries of life, together with an estimate of the prob- ablo amount of grain actually needed for seed and other purposes. In order that this request may promptly reach every county, the press of ihe state I3 urged to give the same the widest publication. Reports should be mailed to Dr. J. B. Conway, chairman of the house committce, to the Anton Kramer's Shayer Bound Over, NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Jan. 3.—(Spectal Telegram.)—John Schmldt, who murdered his father-In-law, Anton Kramer, was held to the district court without bail today. Schmldis de‘ense will bo insanity, but he showed neither evidences of Insanity or regret at his crime when arraigned today. His case wiil not _eome up before next April The Chlcago Packing and Provision com- pany of this city today coutributed 1,500 poutids of meat for the western sufierers, and the Nebraska City Cereal Mills 150 sacks of corn mel. Nebraska City will endeavor to sond a carload of supples. Edward Sheldon, speelal agent of the United States animal bus reav, hes the matier in charge, Fanoral of Mattie Sl GRAND ISLAND, Jan. 3. ~(Special)—The funcral of Mattie Schaupp ocourred from tho Episcopal ehurch in this eity, Miss Schaupp was formerly a compositor on a local paper. She studled nursing, and after three years of hard work al her profession she was avpointed watron of the £tate Miners hopital at Rock Springs, Wyo. About two weeks ago her brother was called to her side. She wax severcly ill, having brain fever and complications, Her brother hrought her home, where, after a week, she died, Py Diphiheria it Oaklay OAKLAND, Neb, Jan, 3.--(Speclal)— Charles Magmeson, 2 young man of 20, and £on of a wealthy farmer west of town, disd of dipithieria Monday. This s the first case in this nelghborbood, though It has raged all around lere The infant child of John P. R died liere Monday and was burled today. Heatrioe Hotel € 1o BEBATRICE, Jan. 3.—(Special The Grand Central hotel was temporarily closed this morning, the landlord deciding o had had enough of hotel lifo. The former landlord, who had a mortgage on the fur ture, began foreclosure proceedinga this afters noon and will probably take charge and ope crate the house again - Oregon Kideey Tea cures all kiduey trows bles. ‘Irial size, 25 cents. All druggisis. —— i elegram.)— When Baby was sick, we jzave her Castoria, When abe was & Child, sho eried for Castoria, When she became Miss, sho elung to Castorla, Whiens shie hid Clildron, she gave Uions CAsteriay