Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1895, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements for these colomns will bo aken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and # p. m. for the morning and Sunday Ton. Advertisers, by requoesting & numbered check, ean have answers addressed to a numbered letter In care of The Hee. An- #wers 80 addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check only. Rates, 11:%cn word, first Insertion, Yo a word lerentter. Nothing tak en for less than 256¢ for first insertion vortisemonts must ran consecu- _— WANTED-MALE HELP, WANTED -0 MEN pdere. B vt ablilty. v city, Towa AND_TEAMS TO ary $75 to $300 per month, The Litchfield Mfg. Wl 13— MO39 K21 WANTED, bur's secd meal ide 1in o, Milwauke WANTED, TRAVELING MEN TO SELL ard other horse special therwise. Wilbur Seed M ies as | Meal A COMPETENT TRAVELING MAN, with grocery trade handlé us n wide Jne in. Nebraska: good uired hame ersitory, - Address Stonewire Agency, Des Moines, Ta 2 1 Mis1 ware references r Des Moine i ABILITY, NOT E Live men pald bl money selling mage t 'measure; full p AdMoss the mnkers of More pants 1o measure than any tailorin estabiisinent in' America, Faultesa Cusiom. Pants Co., Chicago, 11 3 M4 s our $4.00 pants | Ars on Pequest WANTED-FEMALE HELP. TWANTING FIR call at Scandinavian Y. W, PERSONAL. THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure. 1919 Farnam’ streel U829 . ELECTRO THERMAL BATHS, Mine. Post, 319% 8. 15th st U130 GROUND, HOLLOW OR PLA . Undeland’s, 106 8. 14th street. HASS, FLORIST, PLANTS, ers.Banquet, hall, residence and tions. 1613 Vinton street. Telephon MASSAGE ch ropodi; DG.; HEALTH_BOC y aitendant. T CURE FOR LADI street; consultat tacial and obesily treatment free Mondavs. Feb VIAVI CO. free; hom U5 BEE DI tment; 1 SWEDISH MOVEM 1816 Chicago sclentific ) BATH PARLORS tric baths for ladies and gentle- Madam Howell, 320 8, 16th strect, 2d floor, U—M100 M1+ MARRIAGE PAPER, WITH 1,000 ADVERT ments and photos of marriageable peopl rich; lists of novelties, ete nels’ Monthly Ohio EWLY FITTE Turkish and ¢ men. MONEY TO LOAN—-REAL ESTATE. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 818 N.Y. LIFF, loans at low rates for choloe Recurity ‘in braska and low LIFE INSURAN or bought. ¥, POLICTE O. Chesney, Kansas City, W MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAIA real estate. lrennan, Love & Co., Paxton bik. B RATES, THE W36 MONEY_ TO L ¥. Davis Co. AT LOWE! 505 Farnam LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS. Juire, 248 K CITY NTED. A FIn orgla_avenue. 00D GIRL FOR_GE 008 Bouth 3ith street Hedwell, UM 6 WANTED, TWO 8 A. hopital, Council 1 RL FOR G 1 good_ , AT ONCE, work must be neat NT-—HOUSES. RLING, DARKER THIS € 1Y Farnain, THE a9 BENAWA & CO, 108 N. 1TH ST D31 OF § ROOMS AND BARN 122 So. 15th st D31t FUR n, $27.0 different building D-312 Ot Inquire at "OR RENT on Park ave, ROOMS; Far $10, 01 1 nance, s cheap housis tts city. Dexter L. at nd and Thoms, §-ROOM_COTTAGI. $10.00 per 1 block Stoetzel's IN GOOD RE th to @ from Faraam Tnqui Btove store, postothice. 8KOOM MODERN HOUSE, FIV walk from court house, vacant December a. Foom 25, i HOUS| L. Green, WALLACE Barker block. s, BLEK, FOR RENT—2413 rooms, modern. FOR R fur hal most_des No. asih to Home Investmen| 0OM HOUSE, WITH cold water; one- motorlne; in y_in particulars a 04 Paxton blk D LAT AT 01 8. 16TH ¢ conveniences, $30.00. Patterson blk., 1623 Do) §-ROOM COTTAGE, COR. m St Milton Rogers & Sons. FINE 7-ROOM CORNER sireet, range and all othy Georgo Clouser, room Farnam_street. FOR R and Far FOR RE modern Cass str FOR REN' hou 234 §-ROOM No. 405 N. DMl 5 STREET. D—M440 5* T ROOM. 1919 DODGE. ISHED ROC OR LIGHT ng. 1919 Dodge BD ROOM. FoR rooms. 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOU man & wife; rent taken in board. W1 So. 13th FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, 212 SOUTI PMiLS SOUTH Location un- Telephone 1380, T—386-6¢ THREE | ANT ROOMS IN HANDSOME private residenc elient table; steam: tele- hone, etc.; central and very reasonable. 202 North' 18th stres F—M4G6-5% 1812, HANDSOME single or ensuite. s, optional. CHICAG front rooms, surpassed. B M LOANS AT LOW Thomas, First Nat'l I W cITy rate ¥ TO LOAN ON IMPROVE! Fidelity Trust company, 110 MON NS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED, perty. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 132) Far Columbus Discovered America, We Keep it Clean Santa Claus Soap. “aww THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANYcricago. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS )] NDERTAKERS Cuming st., telephone 1060, 37 UNDERTAKI m st., telephc C. W. BAKER, UNDERTAK AND EMBAL Y 3 R, 613 8, 16TH MONEY TO L0, K ST at 6 per cent. bank bld. W V. B. Meikle, 1st Nat $500.00 TO 1st fioor N. Y. L. WM ONCE, APPLICATIONS FOR A No. 1 loans on improved city property for pocial fund; owners only please apply, Fle delity Trust company, 1702 Farnam WM 10 —_— MONEY TO LOAN—-CHATTELS. HAS REMOV HIS €O 16th st., 3 Brown block 360 ISTITUTE for hard 1605 Far- nam str BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION A HOME OR SECURE G ings. 3 1708 Beo bldg. G. W. Na TO LOAN ON FURNITUIE, PIANOS Kinds of sccurity, Fred Terry, block. MONEY and all 430 Ramgo MONE! ture, AN ON HOUSEHOLD Norses, wagons, or any ty at lowe hack at ATY 1O 1 block Kind ot which in any co., i THADDOCK, 100M 43 RANMGE BLOCK. you can_puy amount. FIDI Room 4, Witl any time AR MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITUR! horses, wagons, ete., at lowest rates no_removal of goods: strictly confiden can pay the loan off at any time or amoun OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN 306. S. 16th str BUSINESS CHANCES. MDSE. EXCHANGE 7 ER._OMAIIA Y—M2 A_NEAT. CLEAN ack Hills* town, OF DRU $600; STOCK invent year; elegant place for i yoi SLG00_from above stock pe s G ng man; vear. 138 6+ FOR SALE OR TRADE, ON drugs in a town of 1,000 in eastern Ne Address G, 19, Dee. Y —M165- AND 1. 3 MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE. K, BANJOIST s sireet COSTUMES. LADIES' AND MEN' MASK SUITS FOR RED olden Eagle store, 114 8. 16th street. DENTISTS. DR, PAUL, 1 . 202 BURT HOTELS, HOTEL BARKER, 13TH AND JO! 5 rooms at $L50 per day. 50 rooms at Special rates to commercial travelers. Room and board by week or month. Frank Hilditch, A BUYE T partic ahi, STOCK Eenel George R. nation, Beeler, Nin FOR EXCHANGE. CHANGE, FOR GOOD FARM LANDS at actual value fn eastern Neb. or western Towa, stock of general merchandise, invoice $3,600.00 to $4,000.00, and store building. Will assume small incumbrance or pay difference in cash. Address A. W. Clarke, Papiilion, Neb. Z— MO FOR EXCHANGE FOR MI land, with goog house, half ‘mile from High sehool bullding. in one of the most tmportant Tailrond divigons in northern Neb.: shops will ol this spring. Address Box G2 3 Z—M2 AETNA HOUSE 13th and Dodge. (BEUROPEAN), N. COR. Rooms by day or week. 350 THE GREAT This extraordinary Rejuvenator fs the most wonderful discoyery of the azc. It hng been endorsed by the leading scientific men of Eutopa and America. gag - Budyan 1 purely’ vege- table; Hudyan stops a} Prematureness ofthe discharge § in 20 days, Cures erorz LOST AFTER MANHOOD Constipation, Dizziness, Falling Sensations, Nervous Twiteling of the °yes und other parts, Strengthens, fuvigorates aiid tones the entire systom. Hadyan cures Devility, Nervousiiers, missions, and developes and 'restores weak organs. Pains in the back, losses by day o night are stopped quickly. 'Over 2,000 private endorsements. Prematurcness means impotency in the first stage, Itisn tymplomof seminnl weaknessand barrenness. 1t cai be sopHéd in 20 dazs by the use of Hudyan. A The new discovery wasmade by the §) ists of theold famous Hudson Medical Iustl- tute, Itis thestrongess vitalizer made. Itfs very powerful, but harmiesi” Sold for $1.00 a fw{nuu or ¢ packages for §5.00 ‘(plnln sealed Poxests: Writton guaranteq gven for a cure. 1t you buy six boxesand are Tot entirely cured, six more will b sent to o frec of all charges, Bend for circulars and’ festjmonials, Address HUDSON MEDICAL:, INSTITUTE, 1032 MARKET ST., QEAN FRANCISCO, GALIFORNIA, clal- MIDLAND HOTEL, COR. I§TH AND CHICAGO streets. American’ plan, $1.50 and $2.00 per day. European plan, ¢ and $1.00 per day. Rooms, single or ensuite, for famiiles or gentlemen, at reasonable rates, M. J. Franck, pro M—921-F19 —_— BUSINESS NOTICES, DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N, 16 i ELOCUTION. ELLA DAY, R. 9, COM'L NAT'L BANK BLD( 861-17* 'STOVE REPAIRS, OR NEBRASKA WANTED, A in farm: will hange fine 1ot and cottage Omaha and two good vacant lots. - Give de- seription and price of land. ~ Wiite soon. Ad- dress room 126, Hartford bullding, Chicagn, Tl HANGE, THREB BUSL . with buildings. Ad- andoah, I, FOR SALE OR BEX dress A. L. Lrnst, She STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,00 DIFFERENT makes of stoves. Water attachment and con- nections & specialty. 1207 Douglas street. Omaha_Stove Repair Works, 367 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for clircular. 68 $20,000.00 STOC boots and shoes and notions for cash and real estate. A 5, Z—M#; FOR SA RADE able saloon busine Aying yard: stock, fixtures, ete., will 8,500.00. Address Vox 33, Eiknorn, Xe PARLOR FLOOR; ALSO SOUTH ROOM, WITH lnss board. 2105 Douglas FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT-THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING 916 Farnam stre This bullding has a_ fire proof cement basement, complete sieam heat- ing fixtures, water on all floors, gas, ote iy at the office of TheBe: I THE BUILDING, N, 1. COR. 1lth and Farnam; rooms, 22x100 or 44x100, or the whole bullding: steam heat, ejectric cle- vator; bullding wili b ant. inquire 1018 Farn AGENTS WANTED, FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. ., HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, F. K. Darling, Barker block. RE-47 BARGAIN: sale or trade. ALE OR TRADE I) John N. Frenzer, opp. P. O. RIZ-—-M8§33 R - T BARGAINS IN LANDS WITH CARROLL . Carter, R. 5, main floor N. Y. Life, Omaha. HE-869-FIT FINBG GARDEN LAND, 5 ML FROM P. o $100 per acre. 940 N. Y. L. bldj RE- BARGAINS; erties and ' farms. BALESMEN OR AG eany welling suits to order $15.50, pants &) 31, mackintoshes 5. Hunter Talloring ¢ clnati, 0. I AGENTS IN BYERY STATE ON SALARY AND commission. “Agents making $25 to §60 weekly. Burcka Chémical & Mfg. Co., La Crosse, Wis. J—M318 WANTED, AGENT TO HANDLE A LINE OF m ukers supplles: should have experience. W General Wes shirts WANTED—TO RENT WANTED, MO N HOUSE far o good locati Tooms, not Address, at once, OR 10 ve loca- Boe. 169 40 tion and rent, STORAGE. ORAGE BUILDIN 25 Donded werehouss: Hoy oWest rates. 10131015 Lea’ BTORAGE. FRANK EWI SIS, 1214 LARNEY, M 2t HAND UPRIGHT price, muke and where it B, Seott, room 430 Ramgo N—322 OND please ®taL be seen. I WANTED—TO BUY. NTS. PRICHARD 11 FA CITY & 0O WARIANTS. (D, A GOOD FRESH COW. APPLY 1918 Furnam. N—-Mi# 4 FOR SALE- HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. AMILY HORSE HARNESS AND PHA 06,00 and household goods of § rooms. 4216 Half Howard PMiT 6 FOR BALE-MISUELLANEOUS, WEGMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT ORGANS, 'Woodbridge 13ros,, 117 So. 17th. Q- HOG AND CHICKEN FENCE; HARD WOOD pickets. C. R. Leo, 901 Douglas. Q-3 TOR SALE, A NEARLY FRESH GRADE Jpit- 3 Bonderson, or Mrs. Hush G, Clark, Florence, Neb. QM4 § CLAIRVOYANTS. DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, IE tle business medium; Tth year at 119 N. 16th. 8- 1IG DARGAIN IN 2 ACRES ADJOINING NEW state falr grounds If taken at once. Inquire 216 First National bank bldg. RB-7-6 CALIFORNIA; SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO A fow finst purchasers, Including fare free until February 10,731, Cole Co., 106 N reat. 1 BYRON REED COMPANY. RE-0 3 LARGE ).00; remember we nuine snaps. H. B, RE--Mi5E 7 o1 MILIES TO ds in the Red river val- wing t locatls will be ol freo by Northern AT MY ABSTRACTS —THE MODERN HOUSF ndid location, §3 anything but g N. 1 $-ROOM bara, ke up freo homeste Minne LOST, BETWEEN THE JAIL AND WTH ST., gold’ watch and chain with pearl and gold fan charm. Return (o 3010 Sherman ave and re- 467 4% ICK PIN, DIAMON o Ofthard " § T, GOLD SWORD & lndies' pur blue & o sum of : als return stone unsel 3 5 8 REWOUND; storage batterles rechargad; electrical and gen' eral *machinists; superior work guaranteed Omatia Electrical Works, 617 und 618 8. 16t tor electrio Ligi 18 of clectrical construct al Supply Co., 418 and LEATHER BELTING, CHAS. A, SCHIERE | Lo Mig., 806 8. 12th at. BICYCLES. M. 0 DANON, 2 N Western Blec. 15th st. 352 URKISH BATHS, Y viacs TN GITE i« sxclusively for ladies. " Buite 3010 Bow bldg. —— MASSAG: BATHS, ETC. MADAM SMITH, 52 8. WTH, 2D FLOOR. ROOM 3 massage, vapor, alcobol:, steam, sulphurine sea baths. Mdul o0 MADAM T T--Murs- Py LARUE, MASSAGE, CUTTING BOHOOL, CUTTING MEN'S orre, outie " CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, E. MORRILL, CONTHACTOR & BUILDER, g house and slgn palnting, brick AASSAGE, MADAME BERNAKD, 1431 DODGE. poast sty astering: oftice, room 1, Burker blk.; o wkop, 21 lzard; lel 408, AT DENTAL COLLEGE, OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL infirmery ; dentistry at cost o block. . Crounse MA75 M4 Stockholders’ Meeting. Notice Is hereby given that the regular annual_meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Land company will be held at the office of said company, in Lincoln, Neb., at 11 o'clock a. m., on the first Wednesday in March, 1895, being the 6th day of the month. By order of the Board of Directors. R. O. PHILLIPS, Secretary. Lincoln, Neb., Feb. 4, 189 Fim3ot PATEIIT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee uuilding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRER. RAILWAY TIME CARD GTON & MO, KIVEE. |Arrive OmuhalUnion Depot, 10th & Mason St \hg 10:15am....o... . Denver Express.. .. 10am spm 1k Ti(1ls, Mont., & Puget §nd. ix.il iipm -Denver Express......... 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He {s one of the most skiliful of Chinese doo- tors, because of his great knowledge and cures Having been' elght ‘years in the med of China he immediate 5,000 remed teen years of 1 Tour in Omai him @ reput b by thouss aot ™ of that a has glven tion backed OR OTHERWISE. Dr. Gee Wo guarantces a cure in every case or the money will Le refunded. Consultation free. Send & two-cent stamp for book and question blanks Dr. C. Geo. Wo., 510 N.10th 8t., Omaha,Nob WAIORS REFUSED T0 PAY Interesting Real Estate Transaction Be- tween a Number of Linooln Parties, NOVEL METHOD OF FCRCING PAYMENT| Agent Who Negotlated the Transfr Re- fuses to Deliver the Papers Until His Full Commissio in Sight. LINCOLN, Feb, 4.—(Special Telegram.) Before Justice Gould, Thomas J. Majors be- gan suit today to certain papers involved in a real estate deal. It scoms that soon after ecloction, A. E. Moeller of city negotiated a deal whereby Majors traded a stock of goods at Bradshaw to J. N. Brad field of Hemingford, for a farm in Box Butte county. Moeller says he is entitled to a commission from both parties. Majors says nay, declines to pay and Moeller undertakes to force payment by clinging to the papers He has given them to his attorneys and to day Majors began suit dgainst them and Moeller. Bradfield paid Moeller for his part of the trade, and Moeller claims there is $100 due from Majors. The alleged accomplico of George Dodson, the young crook who has confessed to going through the postoffice boxes at Lincoln, named Willlam J. Wells, and he was ar- rested today at Norfolk. At the time Dodson was arraigned before United States Commis sioner Billingsley, he confessed that Wells was his accomplice, and gave Deputy Marshal Hubbard a description of the man who had Just stolen a team of horses from Havelock and fled with_ them prior to Dodson’s arrest Wells will be brought back at once and ar- raigned for his complicity in the crime of robbing the mails, Mayor Welr has vetoed the resolution adopted at the last meeting of the council authorizing the finance committee to employ an_expert accountant and such assistance may be necessary to overhaul the accounts of City Treasurer Stephenson for the past six years, The mayor states that the expense would amount to $500 and that the successor of the present treasurer will require a full accounting for all funds and public property before accepting any responsibility. The First State and Savings Flushing, Mich., has obtained judgment for $5,000 against the Capital Naticnal hank of Lincoln, and John D. McFarland, as recelver. This sum Is to be regarded as a trust fund and pald in full out of the assets of the bank Willlam A. Paxton’s attorneys have moved to consolidate his two suits against Willlam Urihmer. John Mockenhaupt, the Lincoln hotel bell boy who was caught in the elevator Saturday morning, is getting along very well and the doctor says if inflammation does not set in tonight he will be on his feet in ten days. recover is bank at QUEER WRANGLE OVER MONEY. Hay Springs Bankers and County Commis- wioners Quarrol Over Funds. HAY SPRINGS, Neb., Feb. 4.—(Special)— The county —commissioners, treasurer and banks of this county are involved in a wrangle over the coupty funds, It scems that the banks entered a combine to mot bid on county funds for the year sequence the county all of the county funds commissioners ~ pure and as a con- commissioners ordered from the banks. The ased the safe of the defunct bank of Hay 3prings in which to store away the funds. The banks at the appointed time ap- peared at the county treasurer’s offica with the funds of the county in silver, amounting in the aggregate to $18,000. Considerable ex- citement prevailed around the treasurer’s offic, ag the vault was far too small to con- tain the money. The money is in the trea: urer's office under guard, but it is looked upon as rather risky to place o much money in such an insecure plac Ashiand Disturbed by n Mad Dog. ASHLAND, Feb. 4.—(Special)—Yesterday afterncor about 2:30 a large dog appeared on the street, showing signs of being mad. Jim Jardine got a gun and took after him, following him over a large portion of the town. As the animal traveled he snapped at eyery dog and person that came any way near him. Ho was followed to the slaughter house’ Lou Middleton, where he bit four hog: which place he was disp ed, Yesterday st the residence af the bride perents, A. G. Bentz, north of this city, oc- curred 'the marriage of Thomas Colbert to Miss Carrie Bentz, Rev. C. H .Gilmore of- ficlating. The young couple will begin house- Keeping on a farm west of town after a brief trip through Towa among relatives, News comes to this cily of the death of Josh Kelly, an old Ashland boy, who was in- Jured recently 1 Kansas City, Mo., where he resides, being run over by an ice wagon, Little Celia Wood, the 3-year-old daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Charles Wood, in West Ash- land, died on Sunday from membranous croup, only living one week after the first attack. The funeral was held on Monday, . C. A. Huyck conducting the services. s Alice and Martha Hutchinzon of s were In the city over Sunday, the guests of Mrs. N. J. Waltermire, A light snow of about one inch fell here during the night The young reople of Ashland gave Miss Rose and Grant Wagner a grand surprise Saturday cvening, to which a large number were in attendance, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hart of Wahoo are in the city visiting with the family of John Pol- lard. They are ploneers In Saunders count coming here in 1861, Work of a swindler, GRAND ISLAND, Feb, Special.)—A person representing himself to be a salesman for Peycia Bros. of Omaha called upon Jumes Cleary, a retail grocer of this city, and took his order for a bill of goods amounting to $70. In a few days the goods came and the salesman also put in an appearance and de- manded pay, and gave a rec-ipt for the same, signing Pckeke Bros. thereto. A few days later the Omaha firm asked for a remittan and Cleary informed them that the same had Deen paid their salesman, Peycke Bros, claim the man had no authority to collect money for them and insist that Cleary the amount again. Cleary failed to get the sales- man’s name, but is not worrying any abcut the $70. i ~ Death Resulted from Col STANTON, Neb, Feb, 4.—(Special Tele- gram.)—The coroner’s inquest over the body of Olney Stephens today developed the fol- lowing facts. In company with his brother, William, he had been spending Saturduy evening' with Charles Pulver and Henry Milenz, in the latter's photograph gallery. William went home beforo his brother was ready, and Oluey concluded to remsin in the gallery till morning. His body was found next morning about helf way home, about half naked, frozen stiff. The jury rendered a verdict that the decease] came to his death by freezing. The funeral will be held at the Baptist church tomorrow Stromsharg Editor W, STROMSBURG, Neb., C. Woodruff, editor of the Stromsburg News, and Mrs, Jennie Gideon of Chicago, 1}, were married Febrpary 1, Rev. Henry D. 'Kimball of the First Methodist Episcopal chureh, Chicago, officiating. The bride Is a former resident of Nebraska, and an early seitler of Pawnee count Mr. and Mrs odruff arrived home Saturday, and are now recelving congratulations by the groom's 15 Feb, 4.—(Speclal # MOTHERS' -« FRIEND" . . Is the greatest blessing ever offered ¢hild-bearing woman. 1 have been u mid wife for many years, and in eacl case where " MOTHERS' FRIEND" was used it accomplished wonders aud relioved much suffering. It {s the best remedy for rising of the Breast kuown, and worth the Price for Lhat alone. Mis. M. M. Boewszar, Montgome Bent by !"I,";..\n' r:-hl‘. nln r"fi"’l‘:“' Drics i Uottle. Baid by il Druggis olp‘fvlulh-l' " mailed free. . BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., ATLANTA, G, this numerous friends. They go to housekeeping | at once. Y Loss of Money Results in Sulelde. TRENTON, Neb, Feb. 4 Tele gram.)—John Bulger, a bachelor who resides | twelve miles sout st of here, discov storday dead. At an in was found that he came wn hands by hanging. n the bank which so re and it Is evident tha his mind. (Special was ered at his home y quest held today it to his death by his Bulger was a loser cently closed her fact unbalanesd Gage County Litigation. BEATRICE, Feb. 4.—(Special Telegram.) District opened today, Judgo Bush on the b The docket cont 150 clvil and ten criminal cases, none of any in Mrs. Lydia B. Martin was gr A | vorce from George H. Martin on the grounds | of 1 treatment and failure to support was given the custody of the thre oh i Sont Mo Nob., to Buy Seed Feb. 4 clal.) Bros,, the well grain merchants of Chicago, sent a contribution to Oberfelder & Co. of toward the free seed fund of ( | county. In this manner it is expectod many the destitute farmers will be | lieved SIDN | baum known mission tha of re —— Linging Nowes metimes a_roaring, od by catarrh, that cxceeding- and very common disease. Loss of smoll or hearing also result from catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, Is a peculiarly successful remedy for | this disease, which s cures by purifying the blood. In the ears, sound, are caus Iy disagreeable buzzin Hood's Pllls are the bes assist digestion, prevent < . ERIODICALS, after dinner pills, constipation. BOOKS AND Noah Seribner on Amert forming account Brooks in begins a an party the January number of group of three papers politics with in of “The Beginnings of Amerlean Parties,” relating the political com plications with the same nearness of view as though he were a contemporary observor, The group of papers will furnish an ad mirable intreduction to the leading historical plan of the year which begins in the March number—President Andrew’s brilliant nar- rative of “The Last Quarter Century in the ted States.” The chief serlal fiction for the year is George M dith's fascinating novel, “The Amazing Marrlage,” tale full of adventure and incident from the very first chapter, and written in what Mr. Mere dith himself avows to be his most dircet manner. The frontispiece of the numbe an engraving by Henry Wolf of a painting y W. M. Chase, and is the first of a serles of frontispicces 'to represent the very best work by American wool-engravers. It is accompanied with a short articls about Mr Wolf and with a number of spocimens from his best blocks The number, besides other valuable contributions, contains two short stories of unusual power, “The Going of the White Swan,” by Gilbert Parker, illus trated by the distinguished French artist, Albert Lynch, and * wney Deer-Lick, by Charles D. Lanier (a son of Sidney Lanier), illustrated by A. B. Frost. Charles bners’ Sons, New York w most (January, 1895) has been issued. It contains a dozen Interesting articles on the several pro- fessions, their status and their compensation. Togetlior they make as Interesting and sug- gestive a study of the higher activities of American Ife as could well be got in any way. The full contents are: “Politics as a Carcer,” George F. Edmunds; “The Pay of American College Professors,” W. R. Harper; “The Pay of Physiclans and Sur George I Shrady; “The Stae an Actor's Experience,” Rudo'ph D Are o Christian Preache ' Lyman Abbott; “The P H. K. Carroll; *Journalism J.W. Keller, president of the k¢ Press club; “Pay and Rank of Jour- King, editor of the St. Louls obe-Demoerat; “Literature as a Caree Walter Besant; “Our Servility in Litera ture,” Prof. Thomas Davidson; *‘Incomes of the Professional Classes in England,” . Price Collier. Forum Library is is- sued quar and 15 made up of the interesting groups of articles collected by subjects that have appeared in The Forum during the past eight years. The price Is the same as that of regular numbers. The Forum Publishing company, New York. One of the color plates accompanying the January number of The Art Amateur is an exquisitely delicate reproduction of the pro- file of a beautiful woman by Albert Lynch; and there is a sunny landscape called “The Old Sugar House in the Woods,” by D. I Hasbrouck. Bight pages of practical and not too diMcult working designs as usual ¢re given for wcod-carving, embroidery, china and glass painting, pyrography, etcl, and there are many more working designs’ scal tered through the profusely illustrated pages of the text. 'There are also about core of valuable fllustrated articles on practic: subjects, The special artist for the month is Willlam Adclphe Bouguereau, numer examples of whose work are shown. includin R very fne dcube paze wood engraving of he famous ‘“‘Voice of Spring.”” There is the first chapter of “An Art Student's Year in ris,” which will make many an American irl long to join ber, and the editor In his Yote Book" "as usual gives some very valu able points to art connoisseurs, as well g some timely cautions to those who would like to become _connolsseurs. Montagu Marks, 23 Union Square, New York Woman's Progress for January has an interesting series of papers on topics relat- ing to political equality, Marie Chapin Weed writes on_“Universal Motherhood,” and Cora Urquhart Potter describes “A Burmese Fair." A juvenile annex I one of the features in- troduced. Woman's Progress Co., 1009 Wal nut street, Philadelphia. In the January number of The Nineteenth Century the political situation as regards the new labor party in England, already playing a conspicuous part, is explained by J. Keir Hardie, M. P., who Is one of the leader in the movement. He defines the aim of the party as being to force British politics to a_division on soclalistic and anti- soclalistic. PAof. Craham, discussing “The Collectivist Prospect 1n England,” scouts the idea that socialism is cither likely, practical or possible in England. Miss Licy M Garnett writes on “‘Women Under Islam Mrs. Logan describes “Night Traveling in India" and Pref. Robert K. Douglas disv cugges “The Triumph of Japan.” Leonard Scott Publication company, New York As the period approachies in which import- ant reforms in our currency will have to be inaugurated, the subject of finance be comes one of more than usual interest, and The Banker's Magazine, alive to the fon, presents in its January number exceptional array of facts, argaments and statistics. larly interesting is the de partment Bankor's um,” and the reports of proceedings before the house com mittee on banking and currencs. John G Floyd, 83 John strect, New York THE REAL INSTRUMENT 4, 1895: S placed on record February WARRANTY DEEDS, and wife to Woeat Side mpany, lots 1 10 21, black 1, West piark, 10 1 t0 14, block 2, Weatlawn 10'% 1 to 10, block 5, Lawxfleld udd to 10, block 8, LawnfioM, lots i block 9, lots B and 10, ‘block 8 block 16, Lawnfield ad same, 105 1 and 2 nd 11, Swetnam block 4, Cottug Place.’ 10t 1 Hanscom P o Ludwii Albrigit 0 G N Hicks ment ¢ ot 1 to 10, lot 1 Tlots 10 and 1 2 bl Arihur Inyest Gllbert and wif 21 and 22, bl et ¢ Dellone and 00 feet lot block 1, L add 1o 1 wif to T L 1, Tnps and 7, block 6, ick's add, | tol add Capilol 150 M 1. 12 to 15, subddiy and 13, in ot 5 of & 14 8w nw excoutor, t add Bavingn bar D QUIT CLAIM D) ots 1 aud 2. biock 2, desom DEEDS. Clapp, ot HOM N ¥ luts 11 ED# A Pt Joxiyn. 1,086 » | tungs he sccond number of The Forum Library | TIAT BONCOTT STILL STANDS [ [ Rensons for Donbting that Rock Tsland and } Burlington Have Litted Tt, | b | SOME OF TH: POINTS ARZ NOW EXPLAINED | Meeting Called for Today and Then an Agreement M at e This Thy ¥ Bo Reached, the Koads Are Al at ero is no foundation of Chicago that fon Pacifl for the teiegrame the boycott against lifted, so far as Rock Island And there I8 reason for belleving that the will not be lifted until the Union opens gatoways t Ines. the most vital reason for \entlelty of 4o rumors that ement has been reached, aithough the 180 press pould bave it distinetly under- that white-winged pence hovers over the camp of erstwhile belligerents, the only thing necessary being the formal signas ture of the lines to the Western Trunk Lino cement There | dent t nsidered |and the Burlington Sante on rvals of the Union Pacific, befora any absolute definite action taken. These conditfons may have been carefully gone over, railroad men, but there are reasons for doubting the assertion that everything fs harmonious is a fact that P're out bas been of the formed atives and rlington lerabl boyeott Pacific Here loubting an ag Chi ar its found the au castern is are, however, many conditions prece- by the Rock Island on the north and the ident Clark outlined the policy which Mr. Lomax has .been pur- suing for two years past relative to closing tho Denver and Ogden gateways to eastern lines, Business originating east of the Mis- souri river and destined for a point on the Union Pacifie, Mr. Lomax insisted, should be given his road at Omaha Business originat- ing of Omaha, he insisted, should be glven the Union itie Denver, and west of Denver at Ogden his the Rock Island and Buriington and inav ted a boycott on rou busine insisting | that th Union should not figure in either the going or returning portions of round trip ti It is this boycott that is still In effect, no notice having been recelved at | Union Paciflc headquarters that the boyeott on the part of the Santa I'e, Rock Island, Burlington or Rio Grande had been lifted. Unt it would foolish on the part of max (o open his gate- way A call has been sent lines_interested in at fought, trip m hrow out for a meeting of transeontinental business at Chicago today, when more reliable in- formation may be expected. At present the scems (o be only slight ground for be- lieving that the Union Pacific has receded from its position on the hoyeott question, and so as for Puget Sound business, the Rock Island and Burlington will shortly find that the pe 1 of business hauled by the Union Pacific is larger then they care to have it get, and then chaos will come again. A NEW COUNTRY, from Carter to Chin n Means n Gr FORT BRIDGER, Wy Ieb. 1 Arrangements are almost completed building of the railroad from Carter on the Unicn Pacific to Chinaman lake In Uintah mountains, a distance of about seventy-five miles. Capitalists of the east and local cap'talists are pushing the project for all it is worth. This road will pass through tho Fort Dridger reservation, full length, and will be the most direct’ route to the great Ulntah reservation in Utah. In fact, the terminus for the present’ will only be cighty miles from this much . sought for country. "It is propofed by this company to push the road on through this reservation as soon as money and labor can do so. The present object of the road is to open a line to tho great lumber and tie camps, also to some of the richest gold, copper and silver mines In the west. The only thing that has kept these mines back is the great ex- pense attached to delivering their ore onto the railroad, as heretofore it has cost from $85 (o $110 per ton to deliver it, and could then only haul it in the winter. The need of this road has been much felt by southwest- ern Wyoming ever snce it has been settled and it” will b2 the only railroad penctrating the Uintah mountains and Uintah reserva- tion, . OPENIN Railroad V1 Lake ~(Special.) for the ation the UNION PACIFIC WILL JOIN, n it Wil Become n Mem- ber of the ¥ Linn Committee CHICAGO, Feb. 4.—It is now practically certain that the Union Pacific will become a member of the western trunk line commit- tee, The declaration of the Northern Pacific that it would not allow the Union Pacific to particpate in the Puget sound business until it had withdrawn its refusal to open up the Oregon Short Line for through business, was made Saturday afternoon before the Union Pacific had announced its willingness to ac- cede to the wishes of the other lines, The chango in the attitude of tho Union Paclfic produced ascorresponding change in the sen- timents of the Northern Pacfle and there seems to be no longer any reason why the Union Paciiic should remaih cutsido the come- mittee, Owing to the demand for quicker mail serve jce between Chicago and the North Pacifie const, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, which has the government contract for care rying the fast mall between Chicago and St, Paul, will shorten the time of its fast mail to cleven hours between Chicago and aul, commencing néxt Sunday. Practieally Certs Matters Ave Progressing. General Manager Potter of the Bridge and Tern 5t Omaha nal company returned from the cast Sunday. Spraking of the finane f clat sitwation, Lo said it was little changed | from that of ‘months ago. “There is lots of | money, but the holders of it are doubtful aboul letting it ont. I look for some favoras ble leglslation on the financial question be- fora the adjournment of congress, alvhough I recognize that only a month remains In which any action may be taken.” When asked if the viaduet across the tracks n the north part of town wouid be built con-. { necting his property with the Missourl Pa- cific, Mr. Potter, while averse to suying any- thing, admitted that matters were progressing favorably to that end Rew nt cen Fd for Wi Luabors, fire which destroyed Lincoln and Crete, weary walker in search of realized how certain it was that wreek would result it he did not bridge, aud taking his station on the west, he managed to flug an express train. A’ telegram was sent back to Lin- coln and timber was cbtained within a few hours to repair the o structure. ‘The | tramp told the superintendent that he nesded work, and Mr. Bignell took him to Lincoln, and the tranp no longer bs in the employ. of the Burlington. This, for a soulless corporay tion he ree 165, bety covered by a work. Tl a terrible guard th bridge was dis- Tearing Postn Feb, 4.—Judge heretoday to Involving apeake & > also 1 R CINCI Nashville ft in the case control of the Ch ilvay. There wer Iroad officlals present, but the hearing was postponcd by the court to Kriday, Kebruary 15, cunt of other pressing buginess, od, Lurton of with Judge rocelvership or Obio Sonthern ny lawyers and sivership 11 was sit Latiway No uger Agent or General turned from b President Clark is expected from St this week, unless i eut plans, All trains have been from two to four hours late for the past two duys, owing to the exs | tremely cold weather. | “The World-Herald says a new unlon depot | | Pa Francis has re- Lou's, £lvuld chauge his press is to be bullt at Portland. In view of the fact that the depot is under roof and has | been 0 for nearly a year the news seems ® trifle “haggy at the knees.'" N it neglected, often attacks thy drown's Bronchlal Trichies give sure ediate relief. Hoid i boxes, A slight cold, i only