Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 28, 1895, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BER: PTIWURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, _SPECIAL NOTICES. S vertisements for (how cotamns wi 1 12:30 p. m. for the evening and 8 p. m. for the morning and Sunday Advertisers, by requesting a numbered ean have answers addressed to a numbered letter In eare of The teo. #wers g0 ndaressed will bo delivered apo the check only. Y 1o a word Nothing takon for less than 25¢ for tirst Insertion. A hewo advertisoments must 1un consecu- ¥ resentation SITUATION WANTED. SITUATION ung woman as an At TENT WANTED--MALE HELP. { FRECKLES, 144 DOUGLAS. its to buy a_home, we will g steady work. H TO INTRODUCE D, MAN WITH P Article among merchanta and y city and_town in nding states; pays $9.00 pe ; #ells on sighi; no competition. men in Omaha ar braska and surro . Philadeiphia, Pa. FOR | llable busines Clothing FOR SALE, HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE, CHEAP, MORGAN MARE, SOUND and perfectly gontle, for ady to drive. Owner leaving the city. Can be seen at 3353 Manderson street, Omaha. PoMI B _FOR SALE—MISUELLANEOUS. WEGMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT OROANS. Woodbridge Hros., 117 So. 17th. Q- HOG AND CHICKEN FENCE: HARD WO pickets.. €. R. Les, 901 Douglas. Q% SMOKE HOUSE FOR PIPES, 1401 _DOUGLAS Q786319 R SALE-3 FRESH COWS AND and one tegistered Holstein cow an 23 Webster. Q ALV | D-HAND SBAFE, ( IGAR CAS nuic box, second-hand drug fix: cases, soda fountain, Enquire Sherman & McConnellDrug Cor, Dodgs st. QM1 M RADIATORS FOR SALE. CASH DIT valld |~ will be received until 5 o'clock p. m.. March 8, 1805, tor the radiators now on the I<pogition Vullding site at 15th and Capitol avenue. Many of the same are jn good condition; can be ex amined on the premises. Address bids o A drew J. Poppleton, rosm 811, First Nation bask building. Right reserved to reject any and_all_bids, QM4 § e MI CLLLANEOUS DOUGL. REIS6-M19 FOR SALE, TWO COAL WAGONS WITH OR without team. Apply at 1013 Plerce St. P93 ace OLAIRVOYANIB MRS, DR, 1 THE GREATEST CLAIRVOYANT OF THE age, Madame Romain, has returned by request and can be consulted on all_affalrs of life. Those wishing correct advice on business, 10 FOR GUNERAL rk, 2200 Dodge Apply at Mrs, R. )i at 1911 Cass street. German charge of office. FOR RENT-HOUSES, marriage, duns, lawsuits, ete., can safely rely on the madame. She removes evil In- fuences, rounites couples and causes speedy and happy marriage with the one you love. She makos n success where others fall. All in trouble call and recelve prompt benefit Hours, 9 to 8 Letters wita stamp answered promptly. 3213 N. 15th sireet, flat A S—M762 28% MASBAGL, »aiHS, ETC. MADAM 02 8. LTI, 3D FLOOR, ROOM 3, magnetle, vapor, alcohol, steam, suiphur and sea baths. TEMON3 2 MASSAGE, MADAME BE JSES, F. K. DARLING, DARKER DLOCK. HOU 0K 128 IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. 0. ¥, Davis company, 1505 Farnam. TURKISH BATHS: ONLY PLACI exclusively for ladiss. Suite 10010 Bee Bids. B 30 BENAWA & CO., 108 N. 15TH ST. PERBONAL & OF 0 ROOMS AND BARN | 1813 Vini on Park ave. Injuire at 422 So. 15th st \ GOOD RE- Sl ] \R:;',k manth “to K0od | TR RErLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO ‘Atore, | order from measure. 109 Farnam street. Talk froi court house. G. L. Green, room 3, Doug. | OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEG atiqaet, har, realderiie and ‘g sireet. Tel decorations. U—663 MASSAGE > MAL BATHS, chiropodit. - Mme. Post, 319% 8. Lith # —33) U—s2) NEWLY FITTED BATH PARLORS. Turkish and electric baths for ladie men, Mme. Howell, 820 8. 1th st and gentle- 24 floor. M40 M1* 15TH AND Farnam. U—M536 128 roome, modern. Davis company. wrrfi one. MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE, lity in the city— Nrticulars apply | scientific obesity treatment free ondays, F No. 27 South 35th ave. to Home Investment Co., 304 1 : HEALTH_BOOK U—332 CURE FOR LADI consultation, facial 1616, Chicago. wireet U—M3 3¢ CULTURE; EVERY LADY WIT BEAT FOR RENT-FLATS AT NORTHEAST CORNER | facial hair can have it destroyed of 11th and Howard streots on reasonable terms, | &uteed by the BLECTRIC N Inquite room 514 1st Natl. bank bldg. D—665 2) forever, guar- EEDLE. ' Moles warts, wens, red nose, birth tattoos, pof der nnd cinder marks, freckles, bluck head FOR RENT- ROOM MODERN COTTAGE, inquird of Chas. 59 | liver spots, pimples and all facial blemish: 1521 | removed. Iil-shaped nose and projecting ears remedied; bust developed; hair, scalp and skin FLAT FOR RE INQUIRE 1919 DODGE. treated; fat reduced; nervous and female dis- enses cured by the Curapathic Institute. 107 . 1Tth st.. near Dodge. U028 Mi12® 1300 South Zth ave. ot h,;',?.;‘:;,;: MARRIAGE PAPER, WITH 1,000 ADVISRTISE- Saiion® | ments and photos of marriageable people, many 8. K. Humphrey, : both modern, $27.50 each, water paid Hiil, good' repair, $7.00. New York Lite, EVEN-ROOM HOUSE, 25th and Hickory. ATER, DATH, ETC., 12 CABINET PHOTOS, BEST FINISH, $1.75: 10 days only. Cowan's, 534 Brondway, Co. Bluffs. U363 M13 rich: lists of books, novelti , etc., frea Gun- nels’ Montaly, Toledo, O. UMz M2v STOECKER'S SMOKE HOUSE, 1404 DOUGLAS. U—796-—M19 e MONEY TO LOAN—HREAL ESTATE. MODERN T-ROOM HOUSE, NEAR PARK. AP- ply 1309 5. 28th street. DESIRABLE 3 3. H. Sherwood, 912 N.' ¥, Life. ANTHONY LOAN & TRUET CO..318 N.Y. LIFE, Joans at low rates for choice security in Ne: N d Tows r Omaha city property. VACANT | braska and lowa farms o 7 proverty 5-ROOM HOUSE, LIFE INSURANCE 1OLICIES LOANED ON or bought. ¥. O. Cliesney, Kansas City, Mo, FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, | MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate, Brennan, Love & Co., Paxton blk. PLEASANT ROOM. 1919 DODGE. W—335 FOR RENT_STEAM HEATED FURNISHED | MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE: roome. G4 Sa. 1ith. E—24—F2 § SURNISTHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, | VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD w.\Ns man and wife; rent taken in board, 319 N, 17th. [ J. W. Squire, 243 Bee bidg. housekeeping. 1112 South 11th St. 2017 HARNEY. 1 THREB UNF and wife In steam-h ‘Address 3.7, MAN ond floor, cen- W trally located. O. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st. 336 GITY LOANS. C. A. STARR, 015 N. ¥, LIFE. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT W0 CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWEST rates, Pusey & Thomas, First Nat'l Bank bldg. W39 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA Sroperty. Fidellty Trust ccnpany, 1102 Farmam. property. W. Farnam Smith & Co., 182 Farna 1 W2 COUNTY EXPENSES RATSED Tinal Result of Endeavors of the Commi sioners to Retrench, WILLIAMS CALLS THE WORK AN OUTRAGE Salary Schedule Three Thousand Dollars in t Was Reported N sary n Year Ago-Whero Money Goes—The Vote, Try it once and you will -like thousands of other housewives - use no other SANTA CLAUS S0AP THE BESTPUREST+ MOSTECONOMICAL THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANYeticag FOR SALE REAL ESTATE. There was any amount of suppresced ex- ement depicted on the faces of the county commissioners during their meeting yesterday They were to declare to the peo- who on all sides have long and emphatically the transaction of ss, that economy was out of the ques- at it was fmpossible. that while in every other line of businces in the country the salaries of employes have bren , while the largest commercial every state the present th declared necessary by the report of a year ago. This is accounted for by the fact that salaries of individuals have been advanced during the pas omployed, and the pres ple of Douglas county, mere cconomy Bach cne knew establishments in have been forced by Bold everywhere Douglas county must, instead of lowering sal , increass them, and that not one clerk or other employe could be spared. were uneasy the routine bus- iness of the meeting had been concluded and SOMETHING NEW. , which was appointed to fix the num- ber of clerks to be employed by the different and the compensation to be Commissioner and the following AKER AND EMBALM- er, 1417 Farnam st 3 . BAKER, UNDERT Stenberg read the ‘report, are the employes and their salaries as fixed 6-ROOM COTTAG ¥ REPORT OF COMMITTEE. Treasurer—One deputy at $150; §125; one bookkecper, §100; one tax sale clerk, $100; two office clerks one check clerk, § out of fees of the office. Sherift—One deputy, three deputies, of the office are adequate. Jail—One chief jaller, assistant jailer, $65; one matron, $50; from Salaries to be paid out of L BARKER, 8TLI AND JONES STS. 5 rooms at $1.50 per day. 50 rooms at $2.00 per day. Special rates to commercial travelers. m Frank Hilditeh, MODERN IN EVERY RESPECT. Salarles to be paid JUST BEING FINISHEI and board by week or month. [N} ; one deputy, $85; ABTNA HOUSE each §75; provided the fees (EUROPEAN), 1th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week. IN FIRST CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD. MEDICAL D; NO CURE, NO PAY; consultation frée; . 2310 Cuming st IN WALKING DISTANCE OF BUSINES: SYPHILIS TREATE cases on payments general fund. Register of Deeds—One $100; one deputy register, §80; five recorders, $60 each; one recorder, $50. County Court—One chief clerk, $100; one 5; one clerk civil docket, two recorders, 1895, and to Ill/\l\ CLOSE TO CAR LIN (RN as a whole it did not meet his v bookkeeper, § one probate clerk, $55; To take effect March 1, be paid out of fees of the office. County Attorney—One stenographer at $40, to be paid out of the committee on CONVENIENT TO SCHOOL. ND 3 = at Golden ka P_LOT AS PART OF FIRST general fund, house and jall to purchase a the use of this office. Clerk—One deputy, $100, to be pald out of fees of the office; one stenographer, §50; one , $15, to be paid out of the general PAPER lL\\'t-u\i “Brick work, pl sign painting, Barker BIK.; tel 785 Tusiness ot on Cuming street and c: ot or house and lot s'mvs rnPALRS DIFFERENT Water atfachment and con- ty, | 1207 Douglas st. Clear store and lot on West Leavenworth and some cash for house and lot. Shnken ot stove nections a_spe 5toy QiR epal sV YORY Board of County keeper, $100. Tax Department one tax clerk, $7 that the services Commissioners—One book- | i A 33,500 lot inside 1 mile, i and 3 or 4 outside lots, One chief tax clerk, $10! one tax clerk, $6l of the additional clerks heretofore temporarily employed be dispensed on and after April 1, 1895. Auditor—One auditor, $125; one clerk, $75; , temporarily to check the county officers and their reports, $83.33. Court House—One engineer and chief jani- tor of the court house and grounds, three janitors, $60 each; one assistant clerk of the Board of County Commissioners, $100; one county poor agent, sistance as the board may by resolution allow ‘from time to time. County Superintendent of Schools—Salary fixed at $1,700 per annum; has requested for a clerk at $20 to be granted, to take effect March 1, 1895. Poor "Farf “afid . County Hospital—One one matron, $25; one OMAHA COLLEGE. DENTAL SURGERY, FREE infirmary; dentistry at cost. 100 feet of ground and 3 cottages, Within 2 blocks of the finest residence portion this city west for acreage or farm near ELECTRICA L SUFPLIES ELECTRICAL ENGI‘\EERS AND CONTRAC- tors for electric Itglit and motor kinds of electrical eohstruction. trical Supply Co., 418 land 42) 8. 15th st. E1CYCLES, M O. DAXON, {08'K, A0TH. OMAHA IHCY(.LF CO., 323 N. l" HST. oS, BUILT LIKE A Wateh Westorn Elkcu'lmfl Supply Co. 432 S.lm7lu plants and all Small apartment house and some cash to ex- change for cottage homs $75, with such as- To the MECHANIC, PAINTER, MACHINIST Why wear your life out trying to pay: high Tents or excessive taxes on‘your home in town and depending entirely on your trade or profés- sion to make a living? A. L. DEANE & TO,» W!-lc ESALE AND ns;. tall’ bicyele, 1116 WILL BARNUM & BRO., only riding school fa the clty. ‘COLUMBIA" light and high gr: superintendent, $83.8: engineer, $100; one fireman, $25; man (temporarily one undertaker, §25 THE GREAT 120 N, BTH E‘I'IKPPI‘, one interne, ; one insane keeper, $25; . FINEST EXAMPLI de bicycle construction. Lyle Dickey & Co., 1408 Douglas st., np;en;‘-9 If you owned § acres of land near Omaha you could ralse enough fruit and vegetables to make your living and still work halt your time at —eeeeeeeeee EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. CANADIAN _EMPLOYMENT BUREAU RE- ‘moved to 1622 Douglas; furnish best male and temale help. B = MUSIO, ART AND LANGUAGE. C r GELLENBECk BANJOIST A.ND GUITAR Wa are sole ageste for 40 acres only 4 miles the finest Iying land near Omaha, THE | (hut sold :n 87 for §1,000 per acre spot cash. The owner will cut this up Into S-acre tracts and will take a house and lot in Omaha as balance casy acres is less than on your house and lot and the land will make you a living and give you a fine DENT!BTS DR, PAUL, DENTIST, 202) BURT ST. e e WHOLESALE COAL. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN all kinda of coall” Correspondence solicited. Your house and lot nearly breaks your back to grow and 5 acres within 4 miles will times as fast house and lot and make you a living in addition. LOANS ON_IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY T. MOUNT TAS REMOVED HIS COAL office to 209 S. 16th PRICE REDUCED. xmmuDAN e —= SIONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, | @t 6 per cent. W. I. Melkle, 1st Nat. B, bldg. ‘This extrmordinary Rejuvenator is tho most 'wonderful discovery of tho age. Cndonsed by tho leadingscientliivmen of Entope See us at once for particulars. FRONT ROOMS & BOARD CHEAP, 2 CITY LOANS, 3500.00 to $50,000.00 AT LOWE: rates. Poweil & Potter, 1st floor N. Y. L. bidg, DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH BOARD; WM ROOM SUITABLE FOR TWO, WITH BOARD, X asonabie, pleasant location, p P Dode | 201 N.Y. Fite bldi our_speclalty, Neb. & Towa Trist company. FURNISHED WITH board, steam heat. Utopia, 1720 Davenport St | fils - cas FURNISHED ROOMS WITH GOOD BOARD and telephona, without board STORS' DIRECTORY Invu:l«;fl on Full particulars upon reguest b POn Ty ags M2es v “MONEY TO LO MONEY TO LOAN ON FUR! ITURE BOUTH_FRONT "BOARD OPTIONAL. Mrs. Churchill's UNFU ENISEED RCOMS TO RENT 4 UNFU ll\l«‘“l — e | MONEY T0 mn" ON FURNITURE, amge block. U3 ming coal; nut, 3. a_ton delivered. 2,000 1bs. for T 1605 Farnam. strect. Hudyan 1 FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, urely vego- WO0OD AND KINDLING. TEL. 1587. HARD WOOD AND K‘NDLLII a. MONEY TO LOAN; 6. PER CENT LOANS ON n-my-n stops inside improved business property; large loans Promatureness B of tho discharge SOLE AGENTS, IIRIt OPTICIAN, OMAHA OPTICAL CO., LEADING OPTICIANS Eyes tested free. C0. street, N. Y., compile and scll names of bona 1002 Farsgm Strcot, have money to in- LosT MANHOOD Constipation, Dizziness, Falling Sensations, Nervous Twiiching of tho syesand other parts, Strengthons, invigorutes tid toncs tho entira Hudyau cares Debility, and_cevelopes a1 BUSINESS NDTIQEB DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N, 18. OR_SALE OR EXCHANGE, dence property, with large grounds, proved; owner has no use for the property aid other_good property In exchange. Address, 31, G. McGee, Council Blufte, T PIANOS and_all kinds of security. Fred Tery, room Nervousners, "restores weak planos, horses amount, FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE €O, oom 4, Withnell block. X- X305 gans, Pains in the back, loses by day o nightare stopped quickly, 'Over 2,000 prvate endorsements, Prematureness means impotency in the first stage, 1tisa tymptomof semiuul wenknessard barrenriess. 1t can be sopped in 20 days by the use of Hudyai, The new alscovery was made by the 1st3 of the old famous Hudson Medical Y TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNL wagons, or any kind of ol security at lowest possible rates, which you ean pay back at any time aad ‘In any - RAILWAY TIME CARD BURLINGTON FARM LANDS. C. ¥ HARRISON I EXCHANGES AND SALES: CH‘\’ PROPERTY, farms, merchandise. & MO, RIVER.|Arrives 10th & Mason Sts. Denver Bxpress.. sale or trade. Denver Express ICR RLNT——bTORLb AND OFFICES3 | no removal of goods hors: wagons, ole. at lowest rates strictly confide ing fixtures .water on all wi7 94 the e of Tho Hee MAX MEYER BUILDING, N. CORR, 22x100 o 41x100, oF 1 bullding will be arranged o suit ten- “FIRST CLASS THREE-STORY | st, Omaha, Neb. nent brick store with elevator av 1005 REA Quiro at room $11 First Natlonal Bank 1 3, A v Ttk ang AV ebatar complete, for $90. Good reasons for seling. 14 Farnam str —_— AGENTS WANTED. IRY ETATE ON 8§ Agents making 825 1o $50 we Eureks Chemical & Mfg. Co., La Crosse, kly. PERMA- : Eave not space 1o explain Hawley's Mfg., address Fdison Kinetoscope Co. Y—M65T DRICK YARD FOR EALE O ly locate For terms address H 4), Bee. Y—194 TURING BUSINESS, GOOD PAYING M Address 'H 20, Bee. R D | CUBAN FRECKLES, BEST m’fu)vx:_ $20.00 MONTHLY GUABANTEFR facturing concern wants repr ). MANU- 4 dollars cash to pay for goods on v after orders ha 0 secured. T Vail, Morse bldg., New York. AGENTS WANT 30 10 SELL ann pHotor | POl Sl immense, Rddress the Thoto-1t Mg, WAN'.l ED—T0 RENT. T Jro oy B LA ‘and cheap rent. STORAGE. BEST BTORAGE BUILDING IN OMAFIA, v, bonded warehouse west rates. 1003-1015 Leavenwarth. BTORAGE. FRANK EWERS, Household goods COMPL s, and ho s Work THE 10 fixt pritors. Address 8, . W. strect, Sioux City, Towa, 31335 2% OF THE MEAT MARKET FOR SALE IN ON best thoroughfares dn e cily; goo and weil fitted up. J 4, Foe Y—M1% 2 WANTED, TOCATION FOR BLACKSMITH o in’ good Lwn In fowd. "Thimas Cole, 17h wud Cumiy Omaba. M4l 24 2Y. FOR EXCHANGE ANY PERSON WISHING 70 EXCHANGE A WANTED, T0 LUY, SMALL SECOND-HAND ‘inoton for small Shetland pony. nrvn at lh-hm slore. llhnw‘m‘!.ur or eastern Nebragka farm. food slock of werchandies for two farms and ont 811, per- fect Ui address CoUNCIL, rents 330 anontiv. and o ineumbran V. Clark, Genga, Neb. Z—M801 14 P Counctl Blufts. TYPL. AN'rau A NO. 2 REMINGTON amler of muchine, condition ud Wun. F) owth of Dodge. AMNHI" L K.’ Darling, Barkes block, @ Local (except Lincoln Local talizer mode, 1t 1 1t 18 the strongest vi ‘powerful, but harmless. Eold for €100 a oor ¢ packages for €6.00 Written guarantee given you buy six boxes and are 1ot entirely eur;d 8lx more will bo sent to you free of all charges. Bend for circulars and’ testimonials, Address HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1032 MARKET ST., ‘EAN FRANCISCO, CALIF =DOGTOR SEARLES & SEARLES, SALE OR TRADE ertics and ‘far IN CITY PROP- Jno. N. ¥renzer, opp. I O Jast Mafl (for Lincoln) Daily..... Leaves [CHICAGO, mmLmuva & Q. 1.m ves plain mnled can pay th loan oft at any ume of in any TORK DRICK BUILDING | amount. \ding has & fire: OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. Jlete’ steam heat- 306 S. 10th st Ap. FINE GARDEN $100 per acre. LAND, 5 MI. 940N, Y. L. bldg. . 1,00 HEADS OF FAMILI take up fres homesteads In the Red rive Map showing exact section, town and range will be mailed free by comm!ssioner Great Northern RE—MT1 M4 _ THE BYRON REED CUM]] “Chicago and St ~Pacific Junction Local Xpress.. i0am 6 writing to land rallway, St. Paul, Minn, ABSTRACTS, Omnnl Unjon ux—p'm. 1ot % ason n Sty Chicago Limited 10, ISgpress (ex. HICAGO fes HORTHWEST N, Usioa Depys, Ty & Massa Bis. DO _YOU WANT A MONEY MAKER? THE Edison Kinetoseops (efgat machines). took in 18,000 in )oss than three months. For terms 109 So. 16th = . | 4 coTTAGES FOR BALE, LEASH, CEN- at’ your own price. with o capacity of 0,000 per Moo Watley Local. . A §,500.00 HOME .. Omahw Fhieago Bpecial offer_anything but genuine snups. MDSE. EXCHANGES, H. A.\vAarJr:n.hgulx HA o Txpives i, ASXPresS. .o : extfbuled Limited 11" Spm. Oklahomia. Exjl. (1o C. L. ex. Bun).11:pm owner has left cily, Address J. L. WANTED T0 LOAN, $L00. o borraw on business property, §15,000. ‘merchandise for farm land for casn. for cash und property, business prop- entatives in Bilam Oklahioma & Pexas Bx. (cx. Bun.).11Hm a (0 any city not taken). Must have few 1:10 LH “olorady_Limited. . clear lot and cash for house, farm for Hanscom Place house. 1 street for Farnam street property, 16th strect property for residenc property and cash for lowa farm, Nebruska, dasscoger 3 ress (ex. Sun.) i B & MO VALLEY. tkingnli Webater il and Bxpress. near falr ground, yaids m-l{ nd Week y'h;uxlul |‘n- o for cash, niug for A stock com- ith and Fas C. F. HARRISON, 012 TEEATMENT BY MAIL. Consultation Free. ‘We cure Catarrh, all disex Noss, Throat, Chest, Stomach, Liver, Blood, Skin snd Kidney Dueml. Fe- male Weaknesses, Lost Manhood, and ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN. WEAK MEN ABD VICTIMG 7O 1IERVOUS wau-—. i3 i lnck of vim, vunr Sadw s reatment. for ot Vi Ca:l or or address with stamp for cir free book and receipts. Dr. Searles and Searlss, T EC Junion Dugots Joth & Misot: Bt y Day Ixpress. . Night Bx. via U. T MISBOURI PAC Depot 15th_asd Wel o, WELL EQUIPPED STOCK FARM, a0 of S8 on Wood River valley balance fenced as hay e Good buildings, feed yards. cashi payment r city property, dross 05 Cooper bullding, Denver, business ows and pastures. stern Nebraska or Debility _ or E: IOUX CITY & PACIFI BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION. Deyor 1otk ana Wevster Bia HOW TO GET A Hduu OR SECURE GOOD ppiy 1o, Omaha L & B. W. Nattinger, Sec. LT y i oo new inlecast on savinga X CITY & PACIFI Anan, 170k ew bl Union Liepot, 10 ~-Bloux Cily Passenger. 4 acres of wnlwproved land in Nebraska, no waste and splendid grass and agricullireal land, now has o rare vpporcunity; these lands TPRIGHT - ¢ Sioko and whare are all smooth, nlce laying, excel : ) ba foan 3o BT ECoH Toouh 450 SHARES IN liu'r\'&u L 7, 8 per cent when 1. 2, 3 years old, always 1100 Farnain st Natunger, See; TABE'N. PAY Owaba Neb “UNION PACIFIC Depot, 10ih & Maso ...Kornmry Ex) Hea'ice & Stromaix . -Pacific Yress.. For Information SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. VAN BANTS SCHOOL OF SBHORT HAND, N. . Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 306 lmu)u BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1ith & FARN'M Makc-F2 AT EINT Luwyers and solicitors. SUES & Co., Bee Bullding, OMAHA, Neb, Advice FRER, AND SOMB CASH FOR WABASH RAILWAY. Unlon Depot, 10(h & Mason Sty 5L Louls Cannon Dall.......12%pm one nurse, $25; ono nurse $20; ono night watchman, $20; one laundress, $20; one waltress, $1 cook, $22; one cook, $18; one farmer, tem- porarily, $25; ome coal driver, temporaily, one waitress, §18; one ohfet $26. ONLY ONE CHANGE. This 18 precisely as the officers are at present constituted, with the single excep- tion of the county Jail. At present there is a chief jailer employed and two assistants. One of these will be dismissed and a_matron will be employed. There are no reductions in salaries, but rather an advance in the office of the county judge, where two clerks who now recelve $40 will get $45; one who now works for $60 will be paid £70, and one now employed at $65 will be raiscd to $7 per month. This is a total increaso in the cxpense of this office of $30 per month hero will be a gain of $15 per month in exchanging one assistant jafler at $65 for a matron at $50 per month, but on the whole ‘0 18 an Increaso of $2,820 over what was year and additional help nt report continues e ‘salaries and emplo REPORT “AN OUTRAGE." When arguments were in order Chair- man Willlams took the floor. “‘When I consider,” he said, ““the commercial and labor depression outside of this court house 1 cannot but believe this report to be an outrage upon the taxpayers of this county, and I shall not vote for its adoption. I do not believe the taxpayer not blame them. will stand it, and 1 do ley cannot sustain us in it in the face of the fact that there are more people dependent upon the county for their living than ever before in its history, and this, too, when our finances have forced us to reduce the amount dispensed in charity over 33 per cent. So far as my own constit- uents are concerned, the situation is bad cnough. Ninety-nine per cent of them ha ve not during the past year realized a single cent upon their investments. But their taxes have gone on just the same, and now we are to increase them. But, gentlemen, I will not —I cannot have the heart to vote for this in- crease of expenses, and in casting my vote I will give my reasons in writing that they may go on record.” Mr. Willlams' written reasons were as follows: “In view of the fact that the salaries paid by the county are in excess of those paid in commerclal business requiring the same talent and efficiency, therefore, in my judg- ment, the salaries of all clerks in the employ of the county receiving over $75 per month should be cut 10 per cent, except that of the deputy county treasurer, who should receive the salary as per the report.” Stenberg also opposed the report, though, as chairman of the committee, he had been obliged to sign it. He sald that they had examined the question on all sides, and while the report was all right in many respec s. “It is a hard matter to cut salaries, but the occasion demands it, and in many instances we would be justified in doing it. If we do not make some reductions the taxpayers will be dissatisfied.” SUITED LIVESEY AND JENKINS. Jenkins was in favor of the report just as it was, and he would be willing to take the entire responsibility of its passage. “I am in favor of raising salaries instead of reducing them,” he said. ‘“There is no one in this court house getting more than he honestly earns, and a great many receive less, and if T had the power 1 would advance their pay. I believe in paying a man what he Is worth, and If any employe of the county is not worth what he gets, 1 say discharge him.” Livesey was in favor of the report, as it was the best that could be made. He did not believe in cheap labor in the court house or elsewhere, as his experience had always taught him that a cheap laborer is dear in the ‘end. The question was then put to a vote, re- sulting as follows: Yeas—Jenkins, Livesey, Sutton; nays—Williams, Stenberg, The petition of E. R. and J. G. Meyers for a private road from their farm in the southeastern part of the county to the county road, which was referred to the committee on roads, was denled upon recommendation of the committee. The reason of the adverse report was that there was nothing in the petition to show that the parties who owned the land between Meyers' ranch and the county road had refused Meyers the right (o pass over their lands. GAVE HIM AN INCREASE. In the matter of the petition of Charles Unitt for an increased percentage for col- lecting delinquent personal property taxes of the years 1890, 1891, 1892 and 1893, the com- mittee on finance recommended that, owing to the great distances to be covered and the difficulty of collection, the percentage allowed for collecting the taxes of 1892 and 1893 be raised to 8 per cent. The committee on finance, to which had been referred the application of George W. HIll, county superintendent, to have the county treasurer ordered to transfer all bonds, fund moneys of school districts 11, 24, 55, 61, 17, and fractional 2, now in his hands, to ‘the ‘special fund of these districts, recommended “ that the petition be granted for the reason that these districts have no outstanding bonds now, and have other uses for the money. Adopted. Rats and cockroaches killed by millions with Stearn’s Blectric Paste; 25c. ———— Lowest Rates Evor Made to the South Will be in effect via the Loulsville & Nash- ville raflroad on March 6, April 2 and 30, 1895. Round trkp tickets will be sold to points in Kentucky, Tennesses, Alabama, Mississippl, Georgla and West Florida and one way tickets to Florida at about half the regular rates, Ask your ticket agent about it, and if he cannot sell you excurslon tickets write to C. P. Atmore, general passenger agent, Louisville, K George B. Horner, D. P. A., St. Louis, Mo. , or e PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS, W. M. Bushman is seriously ill. E. May, Portland, Ore., is at the Millard. G. W. Hull, Denver; is registered at the Dellone, A. J. Burrus and wife, Chicago, are Del- lone guests. M. L. Lawson, Marion, Ia., is registered at the Millard. R. G. Fleming, Missouri Valley, Ia., is an Argade guest, F. A. Schlick Is registered at the Barker from St. Paul. Peter McDonald, Alicel, Ore., is registered at the Paxton, George Douglas and wife, Sioux City, are Millard guests. Charles J. Devlin and wife, Topeka, are at the Paxton. R. J. Russell and wife returned from New York yesterday. William McGargill and wite, Imogene, Ia., are at the Arcade. George W. Veal, jr., Is reglstered at the Barker from Topeka. B. Beits and wife are registered at the Barker from Den Colo, W. B. Ogden and wife, Sundance, Wyo., are guests at the Merchants, George W. Sanborn and wif2, Astorla, Ore., are guests at the Paxton. Commissioner of Public Lands and Build- ings Russell is registered at the Arcade. Receiver Frank Trumbull of Denver fs at the Paxton, accompanied by Mrs. Trumbull. Hon. A. E. Cady of St. Paul, Neh, cx- chairman of the republican state centrai com- mittee, was in the city last eveniig. John D. Moore, representing the National Cigarette company of New York, can be found at the Barker while in the city. At the Mercer: ©. W. DBloodgood, F Wright, B. B, Andrews, Chicago; B. F. F king, B. 8. Paddock, Sheridan, Wyo.; W. C. Wyman, Chicago; W. R. Alexander, Wahoo; . B, Ganssen, St. Louis; Charles Lacey Plumb, J. H. Baird, Chicago; W. C. Reiley, St. Joe; C. O. Carpenter, Abilene, Kan.; . L. Clark, George Bain, Chicago; Ira Mallory, Grand Island; Alblon Smith, Holyoke; C. Kirk, Grand Island; Albert Watkins, Lin- coln; Otls L. Benton, Oberlin, Kan.; F. G. Harris, Lincoln. Neb at the Hotels. At the Paxton-Juan Boyle, Kearney; H. 8. Manville, Tilden; L. Walker, Beatrice. At the Millard—N. B. 8. Odell, Fullerton George A. Neely, Lincoln; J. B, Dinsmor Button. At the Dellone—J. 8. Waverlin win Crabtree, Norfolk; T. F. French, Lincoln; 0. O. Boyder, O'Nelll. At the Arcade—Ed Rublow, Plerce; 8. A Ferguson, Norfolk; Ed Everly, Griswold; J. B, Burkley, Elrumshurg At the Merchants—W. E. Whitcomb, M. N. Boyder, Pender; C. C, Mason, E. Upahill, Chadron; Mrs. H. Mahan, Grand Island. B INJAIL TILL HE ANSWERS Gambler Donnelly Refuses to Tell the Grand Jury Whom He Brib d. A CITY OFFICIAL FOR 81,800 Taken Refore Judge Scott and Committed Until He Shall Change His Mind— Allowed to Con Party that Took the Money. doubt did & comes to terms with Judge Scott he may, do a whole 15t more before he again walks the streets of Omaha a free man, or rather was a knights of the green cloth in this city. was employed in several houses devoted to tho fickle goddess, last with “The Denyer, by the grand jury as & throw some light upon the methods pursued by the gambling and was selected before that body yesterday, and was a_good Among other statements made by he had paid §1,800 to a eity, official for protection to his business. WOULD NOT TELL TO WHOM. “To whom did you pay this money?" he “I will not “To whom did you pay this money?” he was asked again. “I refuse to answer,” he replied. The jury then took Donnelly in charge and Judge Scott's court, complaint was read. “So you refuse to answer the grand jury, sald the court as he glanced at the rebellious witness. Do you know what you are doing?" nelly merely nodded as he romained stand. ing, with his eyes riveted on the judge, while a commitment was being made out. not séem to understand anything about it as Judge Scott had the law regarding hard labor and bread and water read by the county a No answer. WILL MAKE HIM ANSWER, asked Judge gazing with rising color several minutes, “do you still refuse to an- swer the questions put to you by the grand y? 1 will mako you answer them if I have to keep you in jail for the remaindee not bear the light of day? such a business is stamped out of this eity forever the better it w Do you know the enormity of what you ara be for the people. were better for you, and better for soclety, had you strapped a couple of pistols at your belt and made people do your bidding with than that you should to tell the truth and the whole truth befora the grand jury, and then set that body at Y you have de- fled this court; you have defied the law, and have defied the people. the law will stand it? will give you a chance. If you do, I will let you go.” WANTED TO CONFER, “Judge,” faltered Donnelly at this polnt, “I did not refuse flatly to answer. I sald was that I would go out and confer with this man to whom I gave this money and try to have him agree to have his name mentioned.” “That is not what the complaint says,** re- plied the court. “and if it were, you could not You have nothing to do with outside parties when you are before the grand jury, and the law s not going to accommodate you until you and your party come to an agrees But I will make you answer, jor at least T will give you until the end of my term Mr. Sheriff, take the pris- oner in charge until such time as he changes take an oath Do you_think 1 tell you no. Will you answer? to think it over. Donnelly was committed without bail. Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne s splendid to entertain your friends with, boguet and delicious taste is unrivalled. e A ANNOUNCLMENTS, Herrmann, the Napoleon of necromanoers, will undoubtedly pack Boyd's theater tonight, and from all reports it will be well deserved, as Herrmann is understood to present this season the most britliant entertainment he has ever offered to the public. present organization is a very elaborate one, as he carries a special Izader of the orchestra, carpenters and mechanies who, under the direction of the magician, are incessantly contriving new surprises, special scenery, and an entire calcium lighting plant, 50 theater-goers can look forward to a verl- table epactacular production, gorgeous electrical effects and sur- and In it the magleian in the character of Mephisto and Herrmann n the role of a handsome young artist, who, having rainted the picture is overjoyed at its coming.to tife miraculously before his very eyes. In this beautiful idyl songs and dances, together accompanying music, making it the most highly embellished act ever contrived, or “After the Flood,” 15 a clever and comical invention in which Herrmann from a small ark which ho has shown to b3 void draws forth an entire barnyard of animals But perhaps the ““Asiatic Trunk will be found to be the most bes no one has yet been found who could solve the mystic workings of the apparent mirach:, a woman in a s and suddenly sh Herrmann's an electrician, In the “Artist's prises are introduced, of his ideal, are Introduced, wildering of any, as for Herrmann ties in two truni is scen free and another woman totally different from her found in her Herrmann's tacular dance creations are expected to make Herrmann also ap- and Saturday and Saturday matinee, presenting on that occasion a speeial program of interest to ladies and children, ack, locks he veritable sensation, As living pictures are at present in great Manager Bugene Robinzon, who this season presents an en= tirely new version of his most popular suc: “Paul Kauvar,” says with some that the colebrated dream scene in the second act of “The New Paul Kauvar” will in point of number of people (over 100), impressiveness of scene, surpass anything ever the famous rtain that this effort on his part wiil meet with unqualified approval by the the clean and cess—towit: dress and grouping, next for two nights only. et ALTY MARKET, NSTRUMENTS placed on record February WARRANTY DE o ' le:nl il Hoppe's Honan T C Hayward and wif W H ¢ u'l'umr, . 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