Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 18, 1895, Page 7

T AOINT (a ¥ PR HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FREDAY, JANUARY 18, 1893 7 — — - = slorage batteries rechargydypiectrical and gen: TR, st O oo O MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITU PIANOS, | eral macainists; superia® tlwork gunranteed [E— World assisted by large delegations from - horses, wagons, etc at lowest in eity Omaha Electrical Works, 617 and 615 8. 16th st no removal of goods; strictly confidential ou | —~ 4 - camps at alls City, Stella, Howe, Verdon, y can DAy the loan off 'at any \me gr In any | == 1 | Raymond Prothers Victimized to the Extent | Salem and Nemaha City, Great Irrigation Works in Hitohosok Coanty Has Failed of Its Purpose, amount, ELEA . ENOGINERJS JAAND CONTRAC- " Mgt A OO " OMAHA MORTOAGE LOAN trio light and-Whiltor placits and all of Almost 8ix Thousand Dollars, 306 8. i6th y Irctrical constrictin,” Wektern Bleo: S, 15t 8t 4 — FOR THE NIVERSIT | | Its Needs and Demands Wil o th. .~u|--‘ | L] BUSINESS CHANCES . ¥ POOR CONSOLATION FOR DEPOSITORS 1 Jeet of w Warm Discussion, COMPANY AND FARMERS ARE AT OUTS s — TR Ak LINCOLN, Jan, 17.—~(Special)—The needs l{ere S a New One. WANEED: A MAN WITH A STOCK OF DRY | UNDERTAKERS ANDEMBALMERS |an weit us ‘ths “demiants st the State o8, 3ood location and trade establish — ~ Stockhol pe » ings B ity &t b A% il | Exactions of the Formoer Nesisted b _— embalmer, 1618 Chicago &b, teleph 3 Willing to Pay 20 I'er Cent to o heated \§E YOUR INCC SEND FOR FREE | S SioN & VALIEN, JIRDERTAKERE AND Releascd—stato Bonrds Ro- | Sronil Marging 3"& Co, ¢ Taito, | © embaimers,” 1701 Cuming &, telephone 1000, organizing. n Some men are self-made— FOR SALE, A COMPLET M. 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND EM- . s b B P Bl L Some men are school-made— Nt Preronts S0l et Bixh Tt balmer, 1417 Farnam st, telephone 225, 3 | ging the legislature in earnest suppl o~ LINCO T 7.—(Special.)—Lincolr A o drinierdy rest SUbDll- | oULBERTSON, Neb, Jan. 17.—(Special)= Some men their start made— b G W. DAKER, UNDERTAKER, 012 8. 10t g e 1y SRAnsoln 1 to “do something” for the institution. - polics auth: es are trying to discover some Much has been said and written In the Through a little want's aid— i e L UL TR D B L trace of a smooth party who recently did up past about the big Culb: litch, but for — Wally. Box §70, Postoffice, Omaha, Neb, Y—M7 BICYCLES. Raymond Bros., wholesale cers, of this me time nothing has 1 heard of this GREAT 1/ 3 %, STOCK GENERAL XON N. 1671 SHLY) SIE V0,990 WOtth of goods. 'The d the Institution, which, it must be admittel i ext o N ¢ T e i ‘r'lv o consummated la Au st and authorities will has grow t id, pace and has kept dotnk cash business, $57,000; must be. quick: g0 | mot at present divulge the name to news- | gpead of the ot GF NI (Rention R ¥ I T o 89 | ahead of tho g similar tutions Latter and No Contraots fur Water Are Made—Loeal Management coontroversy before the present slon closes. There Is a general sontim fay f “doing something” for the univer- I8 Very Unpopular. | | | Lancaster delegation in the two branches of the legislature are cqually enthusiastic over the proposition to *do something™ for od Wwas groat ¢ which was to do &0 tuch for Culbertson d the lands lylng under its line. The diteh was comploted last sum- A L. DEANE & CO., DICYCLES, 1116 FATINAM | PADers as they hope to eateh him. veral | in all the w e Chancell an- | mer, but the cltizens ot Culbertson no longer 17 words or less for 25 cents, one time, FOR SALE. A DRUG STORE IN YORK, NEB. R __114J1S_ | times they have been hot on his trail, but | field thus urges ) enthusiast speaking of after that it's only a cent a word. bullding. and-a barsain - Address. Mre R N v 38 DUILT LIKE A WATCIL | by frequently moving from place to place | It Is probably AHEMRIEUE AN ki N Y- M817 al Supply Co,, 122 § tho swindler has so far eluded them. He fs | Uurl condition of affairs cver known ir ts advane ros of the finest - education, Most institutions like our own could now ba irrigated Published in the morning as well SAL AND RESTAURANT said to have been quite a prominent figure | are spending L time o money and | from this dlteh, but the ' indications &N Ainess snable terma. ho. stato. at one o and ha om the | CMergy in placing information before the | gyt Wil BE RomE v P oI asin the evening edition, Neotn, Tn b S oo tato at one time and hails trom the | UCBRY oy DiRCGFaring imducements. o at; | that 1t will b some time, at least, bators L IMOVED HIS western part of Nebraska. He called upon | tendance. We are actually considering the [ much, if any, of these lands draw thele NESS OF YOUR OV N'| _ofice to 200 st., Drown block: 401 | Raymond Bros. and represented himself | necessity of reducing atten DECAUSE | molsture from this source, The feeling here will send you the for - we cannot house the students, proscrip pe for making any SRIDAN COAL, EX T 3{ wo 0,0 anted to s a store, and A T bt pe for making any ERIDAN COAL, EX TITUTE | worth $40,000, wanted to start a store, and | ™o P VR Lo tate. that I order | ABAINSt the corporation that owns the ditoh: to put the university in proper shape new | I8 quite bitter, and &0 long as the ¢'mpany Olen. " Tace” of AR T Sreits mAn entrance Hoard ot Trade; - | Needed about $20000 worth of stocks They g Klue, Ink o aked: Tn "t AR i ___dm_ | shipped him $5,000 In goods and have since | buildings must bo added, at an estimated | insists In pursuing a policy maniifactures National Formula, Co.. ATL KINDS OF HARD AND SOFT COAL. T, | whistled for their money. cost of $155,600, and gencral Tepairs Lo pros- | inte ] . in .G ;- Levi, TI5 8. 13t srect; telephone 14}, 0y, | R. C. Outealt, tho Indicted ex-cashier of the [ent buildings, to tho amount of $19870. Thay | 1" cannot Tope 1o derive any rovene. fo FOR EXCHANGE, ———— | Capital National bank, called yesterday, with [0 not ask for a specific appropriation of R R SR AR L s "ot the | these sums. They appreach the subject in| IS Investment. In conversaticn with the infmical to the s of the farmer and others interssted — ettt a friend, at the office of the clerk m‘r‘m‘u mvn‘uvnlvv |-‘|m|~|‘~ir:"h n,\v.h:‘ N federal court, to ;vnvl(‘l.‘nu 1 r‘ ;”. appear- | View by a_much more indirect route. They ‘\“-v‘hlrlncln tizens hero your correspondent did rade; genulne bargain, Willlams ittan, 3 ANJOIST AND GUITAR [ O ®ra) court. e P onds Tor WS APDEATS) only ask for a hglt mill levy on all the | 1Ot find a single individual who had a word - | McCague block. “MTI6 13 3 s street 9ii | ance for trial. The clerk was absent and | gay) ke ; e | [ TR = = st i = % e o called today ana . sdpusted matiors. L | taxable property in“the state. ‘The halt mill | to say in defense of the action of the com- 2 ANT HOME IN LYONS, I0WA, ) 00! ONE AN o called toda djusted e evy, continued 111900, give the | ba SPEB}KL\ NUTlGEs. FOR RENT -STORES AND OFElCES |"R"‘ Yok i K‘“;“"Nl”m hu":\" Wi A MOORE, BARITONE AND T| 1BR: | 15 expected the trial will ocour at the session | levy, if continued until 1900, will give th m— — . = - YOR RENE e ST e 8 Singer and. taacher amd hass seaherience | STOCKHOLDERS OFFER A COMPROMISE. | "Iy furtherance of this plan bills have al- | Power company, obtained possession of the Advertisem olumns will be | FUHE RUENT, ST ath 11th strect, Lincoin, Neb, 90,00 STOCK 3 Europe and America. Volces tried fre call | Tha latest phase in the matter of the |ready been introduced in both scnate ar roperty a trust deed, covering the right taken until 12 for the evening and | g jocation in clty; cannot be beat ore Reand cash. — Addpess, . 4A- | at northwest corner Chicago and 17th streets. | Nebraska Savings bank, which failed in 1893, | house asking for the half mill levy of way, was given the Security company of until 9 p. m. for the moruing and Sunday | eral dry goods storei gas, water, steam he i Ao il A M) 2 Is a clrcular letter now being sent to the | next two years. Although not stated, it may | Hartford, Conn., to secure an issue of $100,« eulilo nt cheap on long lease, .« plainly be inferred that the legislature of | 000 of the bonds of the company. This trust agent, 157 South Ah atreets Lincomn, Neb, ND depositors by Talbot, Dryan & Allen, who | Advertisers, by requesting s numbered | 1-MS1) 210 1 payments. Other Texa 4 —_— T : . 1‘1\:- |[mvv_‘.vl_l‘nu‘ as attorneys for the .1\‘- 1897 and 1899 will be asked to continue the [ deed, or mortgage, is a first lien on the check, can have answers addressed to a | por DESK ROOM O NTOT O What are you 'trading? \ HOTEL BAR AND JONES § positors. The steekholders of the bank, which | joyy, litch company against its eubsaquent cred- filtnibered Jettor are of The Be An- h St Bennwn & 'Co; L5 Highsmith Land Co., Fort went under M.’:\J ]l.\l.‘ have united in a prop- The senate bill introduced by Bressler of | 1tors. Other liens and judgments have sines mwers so addressed will bo delivered upon e travelers '("‘I“I';_”‘pl“:.‘1”["_ (‘}"I'_‘“‘l\““ r_|'1l"'f” Ll Of | Webster county is senate file No. 87 and is hl n filed, making the total indebtedness presentntion of the check only., Rates, S A _FINE RESIDENCE, 8 ' Frank Hi e uims | y Wil relcase them from | entitled “An Act to Provide a Special Fund | about §110,000. The purchasers of water N tentn w rd, first insertlon, 1o a word AGENTS WANTED. ¥,hnd land located in an manager g all liability on thelr stac sessments. The | for the University of Nebraska, for New demand a clear title, released from — to_exchange fo — - -y chanc are that this will be accepted There 1 i vo. ns ¢ ndh o therenfter, Nothing tuken for less than 25¢ | § OR AGE MAKE MON ware, Enquife of F. G. Cady, Oa A HOUSE (BUROPEAN). . accepted. _There | gyjldings, Necessary Repairs and Improve- claims of the bondhclders and othor ments of Buildings Now Broeted, Tmprove. litors, to the water which they buy. 4 b be something add 1 realiz | for tirst insortion. sy selling aults to § nta §3, shirts x SHESL R BRE AW Gy, b ek “receiver, but it 1y the U ! 10t 1 1 i} — e k ments on the University Grounds, and Other | This demand the cor N o e These advertisements must run consecus | tnmatl o CASH AND LAND FOR MERCHANDISE; ALSO | s 27 | oubtful if much more than sufficicnt oo pay Aol el b G $1, mackintoshes $5. Hunter hE o, ¢ maUie WA S Y 208 actions begun by the receiver, but it is : 3 = o ients and Facitities of Instruction.” all manner of p ses, until the fi a ;i RIS F 2. land “for “equity in Omahw or Council the recelver will be secured. Attorneys say | Eauipmer | i ! until the farmors tively. ; AND WOMEN 70 BNGAGE | IIuffy rexigence roperty. Hoom 204 Fapp buni: | BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION | (he recelver will be se e sinaoTheys 8% | It provides that there shall be levied upon | have absolutely lost all confidence in. the . ———— in an ey paying business at home: can work | {1, Council Bluirs MB66 20 | TTOW. T A HOM s 3 hold_ of, Some of the smalier stockholdory | the assessed value of all taxable property | company. They charge the company with SITUATION WANTED. daytime or ove nd make e to §2.00 per Interest on savings. Apply reside. in_ Lincoln, but. the ble ones are | the state for each year of the ensulng trying to defraud them. The local manage- e BALU Lhr LR hour; sure mple and Instructions sent 5 Asy'n e bldg A Nt of thop necify but ha blg ones are | pjum, a tax of halt a mill on each and every | mant has never been in & thy wi DY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN AS orld Supply Co., Rutland, Vt. TIL (lvr |l ach, In New l\nm and elsewhere. | qojar thoreof. The ceads of this levy is | people here, and it h n l:\\f:i\ll‘ v; nn[ny u‘; bookkeeper or bank clerk; can, furnish refer- FRER ¥ MUTUAT, L. AND B, ASSN pay | The bank was organized seven B/ag0"bY, |\to monatitiita n sneelal CunATIn. Uhe<HANaE 0 el L) nuse 0 ence; can speak Bohemian. Address K 48 Do I 6%, b por. cont whem-1. 2 3 Youra o wivavs | L: C. Humphrey, J. G. Southwick and others. | {5 Constitite o sncclal A I ] |G O A T BN A 2 STORAGE. FRER Cemibte, 1708 Jearnamm gto. NalORgen The total amount of deposits, when the bank | (1o wmivereitys For (e dis BE itk I e ey o SR CHEE i vu!luypl.t?ll. o s;;.:uinr»‘u\r,l & i HeRR R R et ot | \\‘lil\lyll TAKES TO IRRIGATE. T TR VT JUDGING THE POULTRY SHOW. the Board of Regents shall fssue cortificates n Colorado, the duty of water, by which ESTOVERL EATHDE The judges of the State Poultry assocla- | in the manner already provided by law and |15 meant the quantity of water which is OVE REPAIRS FOR 40,00 DIFFE| tion, now in session, this afternoon affixed | the auditor of public accounts is authorized | BeCessary for the irrigation of an acre (unit) fl")‘;;;“n:f -T‘”L}T'nln“""‘rr"' whme the first ribbon to the Barred Plymouth | and required to draw his warrant on the | 0f land, is usually considered to be about Omaha_Stove Repair Works 5 ' [ Rocks. The scoring is progressing rapidly state treasurer for the amounts speciied in | 0ne cubic foot per second flowing over a the hands of Judges Emery and Hitc such certificate. weir, for eighty acres of land. The North and buff, white and black Coclins and Lan TR Platte canal, the oldest in the state, solls - shangs were scored today for points. 8 A L44 cubic feet for each eighty acres. This SILVER - | Miss Florence Demmitt, a destitute woman, | k / i3 considered to ba about right with such P o M) b 5 LTS last night gave birth in a rcom, barren of | Facts Gleancd From the Bleanlsl Roporto | soils and conditions as exist in western Ne- te Donohue & “‘n‘x‘\\l i A : SECOND HAND UPRIGHT A\:ynnlur like the above will be given —_— | furniture, to a male child. The young wo- the W braska. The Culbertson company calls a el planos, please state price, make d here LA 3 g s alone a o m and requested 'he enni eport o A cubj 0! r flowing 2 3 " GBS0 ST rc | hianos, slease stute price; make and where 1t i S AUCTION. man was alone at the time and requested | The biennial report of Mr. A. D, ub ot of water flowing over a weir per A RELIABLE AND ENERGETIC | fn ! 3 3 R INGERREOT Sr] R Ang | (YO voung men in an adjoining room to | \arden of the Nebraska penite second, a_ water right, for which is charged e oo S ataned | & There's a condition B R s OLICITEDY INV JEWELRY AND | bring a physiclan, but thoy refused, ‘A more [or0eh o &1 JEOTOE0E giving a de- | $2000." This amount’ of water, the come TS T rements. of thia posls | CITY & CO. : Syt RarAteed, hedt - of | humano lodger in the bulldivg went for Dr, | Wieresting publie document, gVE & 46| iy claims, s sufliciont to irrigato 160 acres, bility and force of i You can’t mn si sales madé of_city. | Hare, who, according to the story of Matron | talled account of the operations © INSH= 1 but the best informed irrigators here say unent. place (o sitis: SELL HOUSES o 2 1l on or address J. (D, Lewis, office 214 5. | Evans at the police station this morning, at | tution in his charge. that it will not irrigate mors than half that age, experience aj Barnum & Son, 112 T 16th. street, with JohngBdgmer, Omaha, first refused to stay, but consented when | qpa total number of prisoners confined in | much land. If it requires 1.44 second feet z ; T of last firm employed by. Address I 47, Established 1850, M526 F2 e te . 4 e the penitentiary November 30, 1892, was 316, | 0 Irrigate eighty acres, as claimed by the R P WANTED_MALE HELP. i BUILDING IN OMATIA, U = i B e o i« s_order when countersigned by the COOK WANTY MUST 1 Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth, (3 AMES REAL ESTATE AGENCY also tent dn short order work, o™ | STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD G e LA ESonRIOEas _& Schuff, Grand Island, Neb B-M:08 20 A S AR 2 FIET m:”“f: IN TRADE AVAN D, BOOK BINDEF V. AT and general workmen. Steady r | g X EWE] HAYDEN BROS, good men, W, B. Conkey A EREWERD 1 4 HAYDEN BROS Dearborn St.Chicago. 8 1 within 5 WANTED—TO BUY, highist wags M —_— YT | the humane nefghbor paid him $1. The un- CARPENTERS AN, BUILDERS, | fortunate woman was a mother when the North Platte Canal company, it is only a L matter of a few figures to ascertain that to i HOUS C C. 1. MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, | her babe while Jying on a bare WANTED, YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE [ S —————————————————————— | sulo o trade, I K. Darling, BarkeF bl paper hanging and sigag, hrick work and plas- | mattress on the uncarpeted floor. = A e Gy ate | This, of course, would be preposterous, but sted | NBWEIERODMA COTAG B OHI: e W S i SRR A0S | Ao e E: endloss, She | recelved, leaving 351 inmates at the date own handwriting. P. O. box 2. C—Mi23 19 FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM ST, city water; cor. 30th and — —_— === womal he Home 9f the Friendles: he 88 WANTING FIRST CLASS GIRLS 2 80 clea 2 o oW o e e ~ JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN | father of her child. ber 28, 1894, The average during the term |, It 18 also clear that the owners of the FOR BALE—MISUELLANEOUS. |EXCHANGES AND SALES; CITY PROPERTY, | all Kinds of coal. 'Corsespandence solicited. 1003 AN & A i rived, - having glver The ber received during the biennial pe- E HELP. buggy, wagon, harness. Addres — - =2 physiclan arrived, having given birth to [ The num! 3 MAL: BARGAI HOUS! riod was 467; discharges, pardons, parcles | buy the water sufiicient to irrigate 160 acres work; must write plain, quick hand and be RE-$9_ | tering. " Office 9 8. 14tk ¥, teleptione 405, ™ | Ty "Siernoon th clty physician sent tne | 214 other causes nearly cqualled the number | uiler tho Culbertson ditch would cost $5,760, accurate in fizures: state salary expecled in FOR SAL 2 it is evident that the I - i or 80, 1894, The mveat. | It 18 evide e land owners here have Y 4 W S i says her husband died September-last, but [of the report, November 30, 1894, The great- | /- = €0 C e A Saturdays, 10 a. m. Robt. Wells, 0~366 0 Inquire 1318 rnam. __WHOLESALE COAL. it is belleved she is lryl‘nx to shield (h:‘ est number in the prison was 354, on Novem- | 8Teat cause to “kick. call at Boandanavian Y. W. ne, 1 s — ditch ar i Vil fmminben GRS s 5 quainted with the diteh busi- 3 A PORMA was 321. Of the present number seven AreaunagIuALY Y farms, merchandise, Garvin Bros., 210 N. Y. IAfs | _Farn H 1 407 gezr:::;rivm;'\)Sll\nl:lgrsl'lliiOll:‘.\xh\;l"lugfitfl o lare females.” Douglas vounty ‘turnished the | IS5 o else they wonld not be standing LADIES, 1F YOU WISH EMPLOYMENT AT GMAN = o omes It-addressed envelope for GMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT ORGANS, e el ecalE - commence. work _Woodbridge Bros., i17 So. 17th, S0 nce; good wages paid. The Alfred \‘\"I\KLEIIH Maea! i — 1 unty; ip thelr own light, for without the co-opera- ) H : z elary. D rechy largest number, 116, in two years. o nlig ut s i R IRRIGATED FARMS NEVER FAIL; IRUIT ATHANDRGIATN e o e apreLlent " The warden' states. ihero’ Nas been no|[iti°d &nd friendslip of the poople hers:thiay L o pickets. C. R. Lee, %01 Douglas. Q369 erms; correspa 2, I Palm nd mill stuff. "We are alwavs on thé almer states that he ls engage occupati elng the manufacture cf agri- 2 i he first step necessary to es- N o i o TORNGE Douglan LG room 306, People’s banks, Denver, Colo. arket 1o buy or seil, 11024-6 Nichoas st preparation of the report of the exposition, ta | 0ccupations being the manufacture cf ag e L tablish the confidence of the people is for tha pl once. RY OUTFIT, CONSISTING OF M930 414 |be submitted to the president of the United Cultural implements, cooperage, stoves and | o055 50 G0 on o e e terence roquiped. . Coiett 19° brongiinm T sdau: L 2L & R Coonohi 1 ; . = | States, and desires to Incorporato thereln the | ran arness and ‘brooma. Hb regards the | JARELY, (0 SA0KL Wonest, - sconomical, and = sleighs, § se ness, 1 Minder board, but sl action’ of the several states and territories. | *Ystem of contract shop {tho proper ¢mploy- | ditch, and to place the Jocal management {n FOR RENT—HOUSES. little used, fo very cheap by Day & Hess, MAKING IN FAMILIES, 4315 GRANT. | To this end he asks for copies of all acts or | ment for convicts. “It introduces such in- | opapre of some one who is in touch: with = = = 3 Pearl street, Couneil Blufts. QMG 19 D I S M—163 J18* | resolutions appropriating money or other ar- [ dustries as could not otherwise be practically | (}o heople. As the patrons of the ditoh S, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLO FOR SALE, ESTABLISHED OIL BUSINESS Tl HoraerRwhealiootint ol el ot MAKING IN FAMIL ¥ ticles from Nebraska, including proclama- | employed, as well as placing a trade within | jygt" pay the operating cxpenses through and fixtures in b0l canoarrarpIent Rt A ey the e guaranteed. Address I3 40, Bee. M4 ¢ | tions or excerpts from messages of the gov- | the rteach of the prisoner, who, upon his | anpual assessments they demand that the salaries be reduced to at least one-half what THE CITY, THE [ Party; pre ner giving up business on ac- 18 good for — = crnor upon the World’s fair. Secretary | relase, is qualificd to cope W the ob- COSTUMES. Piper said that the matter should be attended | stacles that may arise, to adopt an honest oy were Ia 0 e " £ 8 they were last scason. Culbertson precinct — = LADIES, AND \MBNS : to at an early day. vocation, and to feel that the time o has | yoted $18,000 in bonds as a bonus to help CLAIRVOYANTS, HAYDEN BROS. Tent at Golden Eagle storc, 114 8. ¥ Today the State Board of Transportation | spent within prison walls has not been en- | puild this ditch, and this fact, no doubt, ine 8B OI 9 ROOMS AND BARN - - J HAYDEN BROS. reorganized by the election of the following | tirely devoid of benefit to him. Foriaines! thio) feeling! that (exlbta) Asaliat (EhD OR RENT- uul\n:‘m DR RDOMB AN MRS DR, M. WARREN, CLATRVOVANT, Ti. | 5 1€ Presented within 30 days from ............ == officers: President, Eugene Moore; Secre- | The cost of the malntenance is 40 cents company. 2. D- b. count”of sickness, "Address' 41, Bee.” FIFTEEN DOLLARS IN TRADE Al 829 19 FLTE SIN T 3 o N = Q FIFTEEN DOLLARS IN TRADI >-356 SSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1421 [ 5 1017 Farnem. ELLA DAY, R. 9, COM'L NAT lablo businéss medium; 7th seas b aib o tnt Countersigned sHORTHéND AND YYPEWRITING. m-l,l, llnn{ry (“,“ Russell. ; Mr. lf\l’:n‘nrunln “',‘i per capita per m. This amount supplies — 8370 essessssss . SANT'E 5 T OF SHORT IAND. N | auditer of public accounts, and Mr. Russe g ifc orlione NE THOUSAND NEED SEED, FOR RENT—HOUSE NINE ROOMS; - — | VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT IHAND, N. P not only food and clothing for the prisoners ONE THOUSA ¥ EED also cheap houses, $5.00 and $10.00, different MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. by The State Board of Pharmacy also reor- | uficers' salaries, guarding and managing the | Boyd County Farmers Tuke Action Looking parts aity.” Dexter L. Thomas, 401 Bee bullding. % medicine and medical attendance, Townrd Spring Planting, ~ - — A. S. Churchill president, and Sccretary of massage, vapor, alcohol, steam. sul: REED JOB PRINTING CO. NE PRI : COTTAGE, IN GOOD RIE. | _phurine’u r s oner on his discharg ing of the county relief commitice and a TR L Tarnam | MADAM LARUE, MASSAGE, 415 § 5 easier. Want Protection Agalnst Thieves, The Darole system authorized by the 1ast | \umper of the leading cltizens of Butte was u Ingul = s — . has proven o decided success, aceording to | held here Monday evening to discuss plans a0 postofiion — members of the Elkhorn Vigilance assocla- | the warden. Before a prisoner s paroleq | for securing sced grain for the farmers of $ROOM MODERN HOUSE, FIVE MINUTES o om 23, Darker block. D—168 “op VT S E BUSINESS NOTICES. Protective association held a Jjoint session [ him, and he s required to give in writing | put the opinion of those present was that y‘:nun:':r» ; uri“m COTTAGE; ALL MOD- SUBEISHIBATHS. 5 Rorthiwest of Omani. AdIros BT Tt DAMAGED MIRRORS RE today which was attended by farmers from |2 Pledgo that he will ren aln 8t His employe | agpista ottt e state, It lum convenlences, 2112 California st. _Milton | TURKISH BATHS; ONLY PLACE IN CITY * | nearly every section of the county. This|Ment provided for him, unless a change is “DENTLST: 2 ) ¢ | £ive an account of himselt every month until | Would reauire help to enable them to plant RENT-CHEAP FOR_THE WINTER, in’ Hanscom place at 50 cents on the dollar? STS. two assoclations and was for the purpose ¢ 4 Broouniipialiinsicieyervim U @ crop this year. The present contition of the N Nouse 410,00, Lires Srroom. coltuges, 1f 8o and seo us, Widelity Trust ¢ e sioo Waye and means of Fidding he | IOl releascd, (o abetain from drink, avola ok 2 county of the thieves who have been raid- | (), SR CnG SGUATRL SMBEE DORESIY: | islature for Boyd county alone, as it diftors i D=W33 SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS ON ing farm yards, stealing hogs, chickens and on parole he is in the legal custody — Before djournment meeting |\inement iatithe. 1il the property of the government and not RLY CORSET, MADE T0 | “Trne 3 4 opted requesting | ING the last sixteen months twenty: S L) N B s - s BTC; | orde BRiE e FRED there was a resolution adopted requesting taxable, and many of the settlers have no RIGHT ROOMS, BATH, FURNACE, GAS, ETC.; | order from measure. 1919 Farnam stre DR eI chattels to offer as security for the seed, the and Douglas. each organization as s I deputies with The amount appropriated for maintaining greater part of what they have being already mer of 11t and Howard sireets in oo « This order when countersigned by tho = 5 arp auaploionsd Jof wieallOR;{Iom e farmsia),’ 1405 wav’ $106/680." DF thly Fum there Minlste e Re O Al lans fion, on rensonn 5 7 \s good for T (] A — remained a balance of $30,890.43 on November | GRAND ISLAND, Jan. 17.—pecial)= ashtma, bronchitis and catarrh, Home treat- I, 1 | Destituto Man Commits Suicide, 30 last. = FOIl RENT, 213 CAPITOL AVENUE ment, & per month; 3 days Glal free. tr DOLLARS IN TRAT Tooms, modern, The O. ¥, Davis compar ment. Room 819, N, Y. Life bldg., Omah i nace, bath, etc., at 324 and Farnam, An order llke the above will be given , Omaha. Ask for circular. ‘411 | commissioner of public lands and buildings. | hut includes every other expense, such as St sy v e s '~"“’“‘u’t‘-’ el e, ani Secraars o Pees gt bedding, and the $6 given a pris- | BUTTE, Neb., Jan. 17.—(Special)—A meet- FOR RENT—6-ROOM COTTAGE, IN GOOD RE- ine'and sea baths. A E of all kinds. 17th st., Bee bidg. State Joel A. Piper secreiary. Lir dine. Inuire at Stoetze : : CUTION. _ ELKHORN: Neb,. Jan. 17 -(Speoialy—The | 1e€islature and put In force in August, 1893, S B o ke bl S e e tion and the members of the Douglas County | legitimate cmployment must be procured for | this county, Action was deferred until later, Hogvs & Bon, 1k and TATRS D% | - excluslvely for ladies. Sulte 105-10 Bee blde. | LT, YoU BUY % OR 1 FEET FRONTAGE | ———— ting way called by the presidents of the | approved by the governor. He fs required to ascertained that at least 1,000 farmers $5.00. . A. Scott, Omaha Nat'l bank. pany arnam RE-— DR, PAUT, DENTIST, R80/BURT BT, Z devising county will require a special act of the leg- FIOUSES, WALLACE, BROWN AJLKE?‘S}_':H‘. 3 Pluco lits for ten days. Fidelty - P A TE-I-‘QT griin for many montis e o the sovernor and 13 subject {o recon- metenialivs ,m\‘;.’!.(”‘,:1‘;:.6“‘:.’.'.““,‘;‘; o antitia her Tihnacom' park; oncar. (¥ D Mg 80 U= FRE BURFAU. SUES & CO,, olicltors. Bee | Sherit Drexel to appoint seven men from | Prisoners were released on the terms aboy FOR RUNT, MASSAE, EL ",I:rrllg;-i;f‘w«x&lxam BATHS, Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. | power to arrest any and all persons who |, o ne TR SREEPRIC for Sreainroparl First National Bank Dlds. 5 | COMPOUND OX CONBUMPTIO AMES REAL DSTATE AGENCY e GIBBON, Neb.. Jan. 17.—(Special Tele. | The workshops destroyed by fire in October, | The annual convocation of tho Episcopal D796 - - — e — 3 2 ro | 1893, were reconstructed last year at a cost | church of the jurisdi on of the Platte will Leaves [BURLINGTON & MO, RIVER.|Arrives | Bram.)—Ired Hoffman, a German, about 50| "4 77582 the prison contractor supplying = Lesaiga i close this afternoon, after having a ver, $-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, $235 PER MUNT!L MATRIMONIAL PAY] Omaha(Union Depot, 10th & Mason Si 4|U"Iflhfl years of ags, committed suicide by hanging | 1,336 da of convict labor gratis interesting and instructive session, hmllll[’; 2010 Capltol ave. RN D bar. b Pue ad, Bk S oem | this afternoon. When discovered the body varlatior from the general custom of | {hreo days. There are forty-six clergymen FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE 10 LT, nver * EXpress. . so0 440 | was yet warm. He had fastened an old [ mANGECrs ‘r'xf e }V‘»j")""wm |l~ and delegates in attendance, and last night Ruent of rurniture taken In board, AEee ¥ | RS GROUND, HOLLOW OR PLAT - | " An order like the above will be given §ittpm, Nebraska, Local (Gxieht BUndan:-. 70 | rope to a hook in the celling and around his | B the warden “He recommends o re they were tendered a very fine reception, 8,000, . A L. Undelnnd's, 106 8. 1ith street, Uit by (oivast Mail (for Lincoin) Daily .. | neck, and stepped off an elght-inch box on | FRETEEIIAE R B SRCH JeoR Than the appro- | consisting of & dainty lunch and vocal and &1 7 : AMES, 3 CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.1Arrives | Which he had stocd while adjusting the rope, | PHiatt i 1, instrumental musie, Today the reports of BT i hare'a'a condiligne el Chot, 10U & Mason Sia| Omaha | One foot rested on the floor and the other | S Ll the various guilds was listened to, showing Hoard of ‘Trade. SAEE = ot 28 9isoam | upon the box. He was a single man in des- | SleRed Boused ¥ A1 i 1 deep interest in this work. Bishop Worth- O A nea: and fts. Titard, £ i T S Sidam...... .o Chliago Express m | titute circumstances, and the county au-| ODEL bk A8p: ed] +{8poclal ' Tele- | ington of Oma preacted u very interenting room houses and fla ard, b cy i consultation, scientific, fuc i60pm hicago and Towa L dtles had made .arrangements to send | Bram.)— man giving his name as|sermon to a large and appreciatiye audience 20t froe. Minaey i N ] c on Loca thorities had m i 5 abnons. free: Monday AT actlo l""“" n "“I 1 i him to the poor house. Several of the neigh- | Henry Harris was arrested. today, | yesterday merning. AL 3 Leaves [CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUL.|A ‘ % - eats of sulcide | chary i > 5 L FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, FLORIST, PLA 4 mahalUnion Depot, 10(h & Mason Sts. 'wh"‘lu 'm"‘“,{l Mlull I""l‘;“‘l'"l_"h‘”f” e ark a . ’..:: hw'llm-g’ ointo |l i l 5 e - — — quet, hall, "residence ind g eco- GO0 . eree o Chlcago Limited. .. i | In case he was sent to the poor ho olling' residence, south of town, and stea o FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM Tations, 1313 Vinton strect, telephoms i, TR e R i | oner "Bennett of Kearney has been sent for. | ing clothing to the amount of $38 and was| RED CI Ja 4 Dodge. Bl U-08 | ®for u few % o In and make vour'dea] | Leaves [CHICAGO & NOTTHWEST | Avrive Pythinns at Mol ook Entertaln, ::"I b ot J-:»’u“‘ Millnollan 5 court, | melegram.)—The revelation of The Beo con- ¢ PURNISHED ROOMS IN PRIVATE | NEWLY FITTED BATH PARLORS, and g in tie spring. Ii- | Omaha|U. P. Depot, 10th & Mason Ets.| Omaha e 3 7 —(Special Tele. | Pleadel d was bound over to the | s the Traveling Men's Block fake Hatnlly, single oF on wuite, 1809 Farnam. Turiah and eleeiric baths (or Tadion’ and_gentie- 2 Farnam i oz Eastern M'COOK, Neb., Jun. 17.—(Special Tele-| noxt term of district court. roing the Traveling Men's Block fake Ak % E—821-210 men. Madam Howell, 520 8, 10tk stre-t, 81 floor. RE-720 R pen a gram.)—The Pythian minstrels, composed n’i - > Lincoln was an .»i‘ C ; l; |“ to 1““’“11‘ busi- — —— rmei— - i Y T———— — C [y Tolfam ¥ Files < e85 e here. They had bought stos n NICH FURNIED O UNEURNISHED U—M771 LB OR TRADE IN CITY PROT. A0m | the members of the Uniform Rank of Knights Filed Se I Mortg aes 1oy b HX "h Y R, SIouRLL OGS AL aoema for gt housekesplug, 3413 B4 eriise and'(ArpS. OB N Peeasw, opn. PO, = S TACH of Pythias, gave an enterfainment at the| OSCEOLA, Neb., Jan. 17.—(Special)—~There | KUaTante A-dles B e RE-Mis " | Ceaves O, R 1 & PACIFIC 0 3 ] ‘ drawing, it : MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE, i s | DmaialUnton Dept ot & Maso opera house this evening. It was a great recorded here last Saturday from J. A B orrr ot AL ROOMS; 2 ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST GO, 315 P p—— ALE, t oM EAST. success financially, and the entertainment | Frawley to Alex Scott a mortgage on the b LAk 606 North 17th. 1 LOAD RUST CO., 318 N. Y. LIFE, park, $600.00 cas 50.00 cash 2 lots ~ . i oans at low rates for choice’ security | T a et | Al b 5 Ko Joep 4 NT, Neb, Jan. 17.—(Speclal)- Ambler P1; ell located, on paved s 1T00am. .. Atiantic_Express ( was first-class. Stromsburg News plant for $1,500; to Carrie AIRMONT, Neb., Jan —— braska and Iowa farms or Omala city proper R A g e i UL 9 ! Ly | FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. ropeniy. Tkt stato. fub Erobds et | A J Headstrom, $500 bill of sale for a stock of | Willlam Smith, a farn living five miles £ g Vai, DUl i tbuled eral of J. . Jones. 3 ) { ROOM & HOARD, GERMAN PRIVATE FAM- |1 INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON " .~ WES - SHUBERT, Neb., Jan, 17.—(Special Tele-| King & Co., $309, and to the Columbus Na- | with a load of wood, and in getting off tl * iy for ¥ or & respectable parties, 4l No 1000 or bought O. Chesucy, Kunsas ity Mo Figam Jma & Texas Ex. (ex. Bun).il:d0pm | gram.)—The funeral of J. C. Jones, the |tional bank, $100 ' wagon caught his foot in one of the tug s S L SO okl . olorado _ Limited........... 4:00m | young man who was Killed in an accldent o p———. and fell and broke Lis left arm SICI WATM ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD: | MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA e e e e R A i1 o aoh Bty M. . Uraven Do -— g A toe “reagonan nces, The | Feal estate. Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik bt st e S IBE aud Wotiar sia., [omams | 2t Fulls City Monday, w Y WAYNE, Neb., Jan. 17.—(Speefal T, Mrs, . 8. Hawkius, Chattanooga, Tonn Boso, NN Harne MiAL- Ty ¥in ; Eran) = Doatinastan (I111datasiEhia st 8 says: ‘shiloh's Vitalizer ‘saved my life} X .4 I consider it th: best remedy for a debilis AMES REA TN A P iiesr THAUTT the remains placed to rest in Prairie Union | B PUTNIIE STAND oA 4 ST RATES THE e iy 4 IBloux City Express (ex. Bun).. cemetery. Deceased was a member of the ] MICRLY BURNISIED ROOMS AND BOAR | 0% 200 1808 Farnam s ReTEL 3P ) o Sl raar i, o) Woodmen of the World and had a large eir- | M. Craven, died early this morning, after an liver or kldney trouble it excels, Price, Tbe, Tamily; down town.. Address W. Squire, 245 Bee bldg W Omahal 5tk and Webstes g B i / 2:10pm. ox. BEALIY WAkl NIOBLY property, Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Far FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AND i W385 by OmahalUnton Depot, 10th & Mason' Sts.| Omaha ce 9 ey oy - SK Omuhal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaha =Y away with halt the labor, anc Sy Dodsy_strest. F-NMI M | 57 AND FARM LOA AT LOW ASK AMBS. S, : - Y An private family; ges, bath, furnace. 2354 W38 Har £0ld by Goodman Drug Co. ¥ —MOS. N O oana with OF Without Doard, 6 So. T et defod W Silopm.. S xprenn. e age easures SSTRUMENTS placed oa ¢ L] v Ry for light housekeeping. 1610 Davenport street, m. Bl Louls Express... + 6:00am imace. Lotiith B e u BETTER S AMES B110pm. .. Nebraska Local (vx. Sund. .. 8:10am ' = : P 2 | o Y TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE | [3stablished 1550 1617 Farnam. ) 3 o with the RUb' Rub, Rub. 3 tated system I ever used.’ For dyspepsia i N A 3 ; e 8 ; - - = 5 : ~ - = r =y o ends in the order and outside. Rey. | illness of fifty-eight hours. RD AND ROOM FOR (Y LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. Leaves E. & MO. VALLEY cle of fricnds in th MONEY -T0_LOAN_ON IMPROVED OM . 3 Hopy Cotpet e TN | ETIGANE G A BEARE, BN, T LR | A et e s s en e Teaves | K. C. BT, 7. & C B [Amly A . 4 it } ! o A A Oma to make life easier by taking Pearline to do your LOAN, ey 7 Pidlam. Kansas Cif )a; press . DI ¢ Pk et | LoANS ) & UNIMPROVED CITY - Nikht Ex. vin e PLEASANT ROOM FOR TWO, WITH BOARD. ASK Leave MISSOURT PACIFIC, |Arrives FIRET-CLASS ROOM AND TOARD, B0 we rates. “Pusey & Thomas, First Natl fn b) ¥ou can't make Rfteen dollars ensler, g e vl Jaile Rapiaas i1 §iospm with all the dirt. It does awa Leaves [ SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |A D OR UNFUR-| ¢ 0 per cent. W. B. Melkle, 1st Nat. bank bid, Opp. N. ¥. | Omahal Depot 15th ana’ Webster Sis. | Omaha | Nothing in the way of house- 2th und Dodge. Wi | T —— L | 6a0pm..........8t. Paul Limited.......... 9:40am \ ] CLAIM DIEEDS, THE LARGE AND INCRE/ PAY ROLL | T, = e == work is too hard for it ; nothin 1 luis 8 and 9, s O this city creates a demand for more small | 1guves | BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. |Ariy : q _ MONEY T0 LOAN—CHATTELS, et LA, Sy o 0 | S Rl 4 A s iy ah At ar 1 hin Tt ol Lo MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, ) prst Dra Char e, Waie. saclosag siamp (o | §iIRE a1 BIOHE CUY Eamtnger...:..i8:00m ings washable are 4 ROOMS, BUITABLE FOR HOUSEKGEPING; | and all kinds of security. Fred Terry, bETUIGRN, el skiala, G Mon- |, S:ltomn Sk P Lmiigd.......... Sillew things washable are fow teal, " N. W, Cor. 1ith and Webnier ata’ |40 Romge block. % Ceaves UNION PACIFIC \Arrives ; K o . ntor i 3on 8 Pearline. Itsaves from wear, MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FU CmabeiUnion Dejol,_1Kh & Masce Sis| O — ’ — = ¥ 4 5 0:00am....... .Kearney Eapress.......... Jitipm and it keeps from har ture, planoa, Lorees, WaAgows, o : s —7 ceps from harm, FOR BENT_S8TORES AND OFFIOBS | thiiof s "It b TiE il 200,50, 88 TRAT 0 | i € paad, Mgy Biltem I and it keepa g T S e - Jou can pay back at any time and ‘in any | " horses for the winter at 83 per liead per month, | 1800m. s s Pacife Hairoa. o oum. Sl v MT-THM SSTORY LRICK B amount.’ HDGLITY LoAN GUARANTER GO0 | Himes ‘et for sad returnes st 5 cber gy | da0pm...........-Pacifa dixpress. . Rifiam *“this 15 as good a5 * or ** the same as Pearline.” 1T'S f Someut basiment, Complets: stcam. heat. | oo & Wihtell bock- X488 | but heaithy horses taken, and only from re' | O i d T eWare FALSE—Pearline is never peddled. if your grocer sends i ahater g Wi floors, gas, ete. Ap- |J. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 1 RAMGE BLOCK. | Wadress, &t J- welch. dret o, FEferences. | i Tiepot. J0th & Mason Sts.| Omal ¢ W oy Yk s % (s 7 3 Ny na, Neb, i & Mason 8ts. Omaha . %5 JAMES PYLE, New Yai ol e oifive uf The e ety = ik Canucn Dall...ssem | YOU 8 Twimtion, be boncstemiand if duck &\ Peddlers and some unscrupulons grocers will tell you,