Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 14, 1895, Page 7

_SPECIAL NOTICES. Advertisements for these columns will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 8 p. m. for the morning and Sunday | edition. Adveriisers, by requesting a numbered check, can have answers addressed to a mumbered letter in eare of The #es. An- #wers so ndaressed will be delivered upon Ppresentation of the check only. Rates, 1 1.-2cn word, first inse fe & word Bercaftor. Nothing tuken for less th for tirst Insertion ‘I heso advertisements mnst 1un consecu- SITUATIONS WANTED, BMPLOYMENT BY COMPETENT STENOGRA. pher and bookkeeper. Address J 67, Dee, RN 1o WOULD TAKE A MIDDLE AGED LADY T ' home_and assist with family sew Tnis. “Address K 2, iee Abts 130 WANTED, SITUATION DY DRY GOODS | A 150 COLLECTOR ORt ctiois to handle by experienced man, With »'and bugky: city references. . Address K e office. A WANTED—MALE HELP. CUBAN FRECKLES, £C, 1101 DOUGLAS TS6-M19 CIGAR SBALESMAN WANTED, WITH Teneo and acquuintance, for northern Kansas and sonthern Nebrasia. Address . O, box 579, Bt oseph, Mo, B A HUSTLING £ insuiance trial, not 0 exe after for promot db not apply un! Average one member per day. Muti ficlal association, Richmond, Va. 13-Ms27 14 WANT SALESMEN: CAN OFFER terms; our olls are cxcellent and gus Write us. T 1A Oil Co., Clevelan 1-M35) 14+ _——m WANTED—¥EMALE HELP LADIES WANTING _FIRST-CLASS call Seandinavian Y. W. Home office. 1613 Cap- ol avenue. 311 15% NCY WORK AT HOME. Co., Delray, Mich. 131 200 AGENT MID- willing to LADIES TO 1O Delray Neealuwork WANTED, A CAPABLE INTELLI dlo aged 1ndy Tuil of busincss and Work %o secure ndvancoment. 3 66 1 . Cyea WANT FIRST CLASS GINL FOR GEN Notisework 1n small family. Must be 1 conk, come well secammended and speak Fman. Apply at 208 Half Howard § i Dpiy sy WANTED, A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE Worlk: family of six: must be a Food cook Sl 100 8. 1ith _stieet R0 —_— = FOR RENT -HOUSE 3, BARK R Bl i ot F. K. DARLD HOUS S IN ALL PARTS OI° THE Davis company, 105 Farnam. 108 N, AWA & CO. S 96 OR R f~ 6-ROOM COTTAGE, IN GOOD RI pair, cily water, $10.00 per’ month to good par- Tiew, 119 N. 3ith, 1 bluck from Farnam car line. Tnquire at Slocizel's slove store, Next to posts ofice. DoaT HOU! 35, WALLACE, BROWN BLK., 16 & Doug. D073 FOR_ RENT_2i13 Tooms, modern CAPITOL AVENUE, 11 The O. ¥ Davis company, MODERN 7 ply 1909 8. TWO DETACHED ROOM HOU Sth street. EIGHT-ROOM NEAR PAL HOUS with barn. 2114 and 2116 California street. Tnd quire 301 N. 22, D2y LARGE LIST | . WEAD, I6TH & DOUG. D-21-A3 FOR_RENT, $15 TO $10. FIDELITY Co.,” i702 Farham. DM 31 €ROOM HOU ALL MODERN CON- veniences: pleasantly located: good lawn, ete. LS. Tth; key at 7%, Wil Browne 1 TWO FLATS, s BAM, 02 NO. 16TH. D—343-13¢ TEN-ROOM DRICK HOUSE, BATH, LAUN- dry, furnace; not basement plan, Keys nd Joining. 2601 Capitol avenue. M8 1 TROOM COTTAGE, MODERN, 3013 LEAVE) worth, D—35-108 FOR nENT EIGHT-ROOM 1101 BATH, furnace, hot and cold water, gas stove, fur: nished ‘or unfurnished. Good barn, 5 20th st C. B, Hor FOR RENT, FLATS nar of Bleventh o In good condition. Reasonable terms. Inaulre room 314, First National bank bufldfng. D—M3 M HOUS 530 8. " FURNI-HED HOUSES. T—0.R00M TURNISHED HOUSE ling, Darker block, 09 FOR RENT -FURNISHED ROOMS. 21T ST, D PLEASANT ROOM, 1919 DODGE. 936 3 FRONT ROOM WITH AN h st E—133 FRONT ROOM, WITH ALCOVE. FULNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. D CHEAP, 2310 Douglas 0 THE HILL M5 and board. F—105-15 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH GOOD FRONT ROOMS & DOA! ISTH AND DODGE board; rates reasonable. The Roso, 2020 Har- ney. M7 ROOM SUITABLE FOR . WITH Termp teasonaie, pleasant location. 2310, 1 R WITHOUT blocks _from Jith P11 WITH st., fou ROOM, b, Tth FURNISI board, 015 § 1 Farnam. I VRN ISHED ROOM WITH BOARD: encia; 2013 Farnam, P MY, FRONT RC SUITABLE FOR THRER Eens or couple; other rooms; superior board. 1812 Chicage 1°--M500 FOR REN NISHED FRONT, with b ifornia F-Mi03 150 UNFURNISHED RUOMS T0 B UNFURNISHED CHAMPI Keeping (0 man and wire. 19 3 ROOMS, 1611 LEAVENWORTIL & AND OFFICES [HE -STORY BRICK BUILDI. Fainam street. This bullding has o fire. Proof coment bosoment, complete steam heat. ings fixtures; water cn all floors, gas, ete. Ap- Piy at (i officr of The Bes 1610 3 STORES, COR. 23 & LEAVEN- woith Bt A good business location. Inquire 8 o. 10th” St 30— FOR RENT, THREE-STORY AND LASEM! brielc store bullding at 1005 Farnam I first-clss condition. Suitable for any kind f business. Inguire room 314, Iirst Nagonn Dank bullding 1-M512 27 TOWN, PRIA space to Sxplain in: Veatigate. Hawley's Mfg. Co.. 118 fo. 130 S0 i & B St AGENT, MALE Ot FEMALE, WIITE 70 quick; we have something of greal impottance 10 say to you; brand new line; big mony i i; write quick or you may be too late: don't fail 1o write loday sure; Just send your address on astal; we will surprise you: be quick or you may i opportunily; $2.00 a day in it sure Augusta, 373 200 Enterprise Supply Co.. department R M. J STORAGE, BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAMA, U ov. bonded warchouse. Housshold gooda sic _Lowest rates. 10131015 Leavenworth. M-811 BTORAGE, FRANK EWFRS, 1211 HARNEY, » M7 [ ———. e L WANTED--TO BUY, WANTED 15TH 81 land ard cash. F ed, PROPERTY FOR CLEAR D. Wead, 16th and_ Dougias, N—515- 1 — L FURNITURE. | $15) WORTH OF ive months, for §30. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. HOG AND CHICKEN FENCE; HARD W0OD pickets. C. R. Lee, 91 Douglas. Q- % § BLACK LEGHORN ROOSTERS, FIRST. clags show birds; winners; cheap. Dr. Turner, 1226 8. Mth street QM0 15¢ FOR SALE, ROCKFORD AIR BRUSH, PUMP and tank ‘complete, for $2.00. Address B, J Young, Atl 1 Q- Mb18 14 MISCELLANEOUS, KLES, 1004 imm"x‘i'“‘ ¥ HAVANA FR BISHOP'S AMUSEMENT CI Saeridan, Wyo.; best show towns in Wast; good companies sharing terms R—M333 15 CLAIRVOYANTS MRS DR, WA . _CLAIRVOYANT, RE Mable businéas me (hyear ai 116 N: 16th THE GREATEET CLAIRVOYANT OF THE age, Madame Romain, has relurned by request And can be conwulted on Wil affaira of life. Thors Wishing correct advice on business, love, marriage, divorce, lawsuits, etc. can mafely Tely on the madame. She removes evil ins iinencen, reunilos ‘cruplen ‘and causts $5iedy and’ happy marciage With the one you ‘love. Bhe mukes & wuccoss where others 'fail. 'All in" trouble call and receiva prompt benefit Hours, 8 to 9, Letters with stamp answered ompily. 32 t fat A prompily. 3214 N. 16th street, fat A R A THIS AD. WITH YOU R ety are. ot Kited WIth wer Whiih 1n possessed by 1ol ation with the profeasor. will Tth of thia assertion: he will tel Whlch will convince you that he can toretenn Your fature. 403 N. 10 atreat] MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. | ) FLOOT, ROOM steam, sulphurine MUgG-16% TURK- Fentie- 8 13TH, 2 alcohol, TADAM SMITH, 502 3; magnetic, vapor, aths BATH PARLORS baths for ladies 220 South and clectric Madame Howell, foor. 7 men 2 i “MADAME BERNARD, 1421 DODGE M8 AS TURKISH BATHS, TURKISH DATHS; ONLY PLACE IN CITY exclusively for ladies. Suite 109-110 Bee bidg. MASSAGE: strect. PERSONAL. FLORIST, PLANTS, CUT FLOW Banquet, hall, resiience and ‘grave deco; 1813 Vinton street. Telephone T16. U908 AGE, ELECTRO i I!ll:.\l\‘h“ I > U-99 TR BELLE BETERLY CONSET, MADE 10 order from measure. 1509 F m street 1o SMOKE HOUSE, FING KEY WERT, CIOARS 756 M19 VTAVE (0. 516 W TLDG. TEALTI B00K FELBGANTLY FINISHED CARINET THOTC . 101 DOUGH U786 M1 Fon S PIANO TUNING MAVE Merriam, at Woodbridge Bros., 11 STOECKER'S SMOKE HOU FOR LADIES. 1516 CHICAGO WALL PAPI “CLEAN MONEY TO LOAN—KEAL ESTATE. ANTIIONY LOAN & TRUST CO. 1 loans at low rales for choice Sec brasia and lowa farms or Omata clty pupert TANCE POLICIES LOANED ON . Chesncy, Kansas City, Mo, LIFE IN or bou MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROV real estate. Brennan, Love & Co. D OMAITA Paxton bik. 103 MONEY TO LOAN AT 0. F. Davis Co., 1305 & LOWEST RATE Farnam st. W RY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOA! 3. W. Squire, 248 Bee bldz W—105 CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR, & N. Y, LIFE. ;@, WORK H ANTA FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. No SOAP WILL DO THE ALF SO WELL AS CLAUS SOAP. ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THIS FACT. SOLD EVERYWHERE. w2t THE N.K.FAIRBANK COMPANY, HicAGo. COAL. Continued. ARM FOR SALE; I CAN OFFER FOI and’ at an attractive pric ice Improved 40-acre farm, located in unty, Nebraska, near La Platte station the new fort; this is strictly second 1and. the Improvements are order; $1.200.00 cash will buy the equity farm: no trades considercd. Walte 1218 Harney st., Omaha, Neb. R H. E. COLE CO., 108 N. 1T1I. ACRES, 10 ncres on electric ‘motor line, only $200.00 per 3 HOMES & rooms $1,100.00, $100.00 cash, balance $15.00 per month without 6 rooms. brick, large lot, $1,600.00; your own terins. VACANT LOTS. 28h and Bristol, $150.00. th and Spaulding, $00.00, 3ith and Howard, W. cor, 132x132, $2,400.00. Houses for rent: largest lst In Omaha offer anything but genuine Interest sth and Leavenworth, Remember, we snaps. H. E. Cole Co, 105 N. 13th street. RE—176 13 QUIPPED FTOCK FATM, pasture and hay meadows; good bulldings, feed yards, efe. Value, $37,200; half left_on morignge; ba ty property. Address 805 Cooper building, Denver, ¢ RE-M170 16* 10) cash bal. monthly nd Grant, §1,000. jom house Just off Towe 16 and_Dougl RE—511 4 A HOME FOR YOUR WIFE, FD, 2o A PERFECT LITTLE G muss, No. 1 fob. H. Bechtel, e — | MODERN SIX-ROOM CO¥TAGE, WANTED, THE ADDRE OF NAPOLEON Richard, by his brother; last heard of at 1012 = Capitol ‘avenue, Omaha, Neb., in 1856, Joseph JUST BEING FINISHED. Richard, Lynn, Mass, U—M51 15 & NEIGHBORHOOD, FIRST CLA WITHIN WALKING D] I3 OF BUSIN CLOSE TO CAR LINE, CON TO SCHOOL. P LOT AS PART OF PIRST AYALINT. WILL TAKE' CHE, FIDELITY TRUST CO., SOLE AGENTS, 1702 FARNAM ST, W—108 W—108 MONEY property. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnam TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA — RE-6%9 23 W—109 MONEY TO LOAN O at G per cent. W. B. Meikle, W—110 LOANS ON_IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property. W. Faroam Smith & Co., 132) Farnam OMAHA REAL ESTATE 1st Nat. B, bids. WANTED, HOUSE FOR CASH. Wanted, farm for cash. Wanted, farm near Doston. Wanted, acreage for farm. $10,000 house for farm. lot' for acreage. farm for Burt Co. farm. CITY LOANS, $600.00 TO $50,000.00 AT 2400 FOR GOOD LOANS. and Douglas, F. D. —_— to borrow $4,000. LOWEST Vanted 0 1o o ) rates. Powell & Polter, 1st floor, N. Y. L. bidg. | Wanted to lonn owt $1.00. SO _W-ul | Wanted, Denvor for Omaha property. TORE DINECTORY CO. 10 WALL ST, | Wanted. house andcasiy for 0 crce. ., complle and sell nanies of bona fide [ WAnicd m for merc edstern investors who have mo o iny rant 'm for hardw Full particulars upon Tequest. Want i OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, proved farm in WELL county, Minn.; alro and all kinds of sccurity Frod Terry, 130, Ramge blo —_—— = ———— in r cou Will take In pays MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS, jeneral merch nardware, or will PeEshE T i ey ety ke horses at thelr v, For particulars MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIA correspond with E. L. Dimick, Hartington, horscs, wagons, ete., at lowest ratés in city: | Neb. RE—M5i5 2 R0 removal of koods: strictly confidential; you | === e can’ pay the loan oft at any tme or in iny | FOR SALE. FINE TMPROV amount land, 150 miles from Omaha, OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., low ‘price of from $15.00 to 2.0 406 0. 15th s, cluding permaneat wit Xits ticulars write or ¢ - = z Brown block, Omaha. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS BICYCLES. 0L . RAMGE BLOCK. ) B. HADDOCK, ROOM 4 BUSINESS CHANCES, nddress Edison Kinetoscope Co., 109 st. N Omaha, GENERAL MERCHANDISE praised value $2800—Tor sale by r once. Address A. 4. McConaughey Aurcra, Neb. FOR SALE—DRU nd physiclan’s p ser must be German. Location in a f erman farming community. Address Box South Omaha, Nel " 385 TOR SALE-BEST PAYING MILLINERY BUSI- INVOICE $2,600.00, 000.00 & yen ¥ =M ¥OR EXCHANGE 300D PHAETON FOR A DRIV Address Bee, J 6. WANTED, A BICYCLE Plano or organ. A. NICE HOME N down town lot. THAVE A GOOD 80-ACRE FARM, WE proved, Dear one of the best towns in Neb. W exchange for & good payving business; gro ceries preferred. Owners only. Box 196, O M FOR BALE-REAL ESTATE, FARM LANDS, C. F. HARRISON, $U N. ¥, L. HE-M303 A5 TOR BALE, A NO. 1 IND HAND Q-HONSE Y’“'H. steel boller, as good as ne Address . 0. Box @88 sichetboanal 17y WEGMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT ORGANS _Weodbwidge itroa..' 117 So. 1ith Q- FOR SALE. ONKE HEAVY MASTER STEEL chest, with Masier K larze firg and’ Lutglar proof Diebold sa Sari time lock. Address 1 FE this office. | Q w221 HOUSE ¥OR PLPE HANG s, merchandise. 8 AND SALES; CITY PROPERTY, Garvin Bros. 210 N. Y. Lo RE—117 1 FINE GARDEN LAND. § ML FROM F. O, W per acre. MO N, Y. L. bidg. RE—983 AUSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY. HOUBES, LOTS AND FARMS; F. K. Darling, Barker block. REi UARGAINS, SALE OR THADE IN CITY PROD- “rtles and tarms. Jno. N. Frenzer, opp. P. O. BALGA wale or U 1de. RE—881 —_ DO YOU WANT A MONEY MAKER? iR | WILL DARNUM & BRO.. 120 N, 1571 STRE Edison Kinetoscope (ellit machines), took in | only riding school in the eity. 122 5000 In less than thveo months, Hor terms T T Pur- MONEY TO LOAN "UR; M. O. DAXON, 402 N. I6TH. [ ture, plancs, hors . or any kind of — = — chattel security at lowest possible rates, which [ VICTOR BICYCLES, THE FINEST OF ALL you can pay back at any time and 'in any | bleycles. Omaha Bicyele Co., 823 N. 16th strect. amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., 12) som 4, Withnell block X113 T BICYCLES, BUILT L Western Electrical Supply Co. 432 5. BTERLI watch. WHOLESAL nam ftcet. \NE & CO., 116 Fi DI, tail’ bleycles, A TCOLUMBIA™ 1895, FINEST EXAMPLE_OF light and high grade bicyclo constiuction, Wi, Lyle Dickey & Co., 1408 Douglus St., agents. 19 UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMERS “CUMING, RKET, , 1618 Chic MO, MAUL, UNDER Farnam st TAK Wess weat of Chicago, Address box 965, Bloux | = — _City, 1o, ____ Yi$I" | CGARPENTERS AND BUILDER! ONE OF TIE DEST SIN OMAHA o= 0 w2t Sy £ satodn nan. Aoty i) JILL, PATER JoUsE =B s — . LK Barker bik.; tel. 736; shop 2211 izard; tel. 408! PARTNER WANTED IN REAL BSTATE. 1 o Uross box Sheridan, 'Wyo. Y-M53 150 LCBT. DA PARTY 1O INVEST 86,0000 T0 | TGSm TRoM DAVENFOIT AND 320 5 O tn o i Slant (hat Wil | Sunderuized” liver: and. white” poluter turn o I LOST, GREYHOU most pure whi —- e - 23 and the postoftic unted n CLEAN BTOCK GENERAL ML speetacles. It lart, Ka plano or organ, A. Hospe, ir ¥, GELLENBECK, BANJOIST AND GUITAR teacher, 1511 Cass st BUSINESS NOTICES, MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N [ DAMAG! & ) D:iNTAL COLLEGE OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL & infirmary; dentistry at cost. URGERY, FRER 16th & Cap. av ] DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 616 GRANT st 16 810 FAMILIES, L. C. OLM- worh. (51t EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. WE FURNISH FIR male | CL. £8 MALE OR FE- Ip free of charge; hotels a speclalty. City Ewmployment Bureau, 1204 Farnam, 122 o "~ DENTISTS., ' DR._PAUL, DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST, 14 ~ PROFESSIONAL. Iy " R. 16TH & CHICAGU ey small eash payment; | D HIS COAL office to 200 8. 16th st., Brown block: 19 PRICE REDUCED; SHERIDAN, D, T. MOUNT IAS REMOVE ming conl; nut, $.50; ton_detered. 1605 F HOTELS. HOTEL DARKER, 13TH AND JONES STS, rooms at $1.50 per day. rooms at $2.00 per dny Bpecial rates to commereial and board by week or month manager. NA 1OUSE 3th and Dodge. travelers. Room Fraok Hiditeh, 959 COR. UROP! Rooms b: AN) N, W, day or week. 990 BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION. HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURI Intereat_on savings. Apply to Omaha L. Ass'n, 174 Bee bldg. G. W. GooD & B. ttinger, Sce. * BHARES IN MUTU 6, 7, 8 per cent when redéemable. 1704 Farnam st., Nat old, always nger, See. 958 "STOVE REPALRS STOVE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 DIFFERENT makes of stoves; water attachments and con- tions a speclalty. 1207 Douglas st. Omaha Works. ‘002 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES BLECTRICAL ENGINEERS A: tors for electric 1ight Kinds of electrical construction, fricnl Supply Co., 415 and 420 8, CESSPOOL CLEANER. AND CONTRAC- and motor plants and all Weatern Elec: th et 003 CRSSPOOL prices. John OPOLY Tephone MASY AL ANTI-MO! th, CLEANED Nelson, 118 S, MATHEMATHICALINSTRUMENIS ALVA chiteets* supplie A AND AR 15th street, Omaha M) CONTRACTORS. BRICK WORK: _ SIDEWALKS, CELLAR floors, etc, 304 S. 16th street; tel. 40. A, Kiewit, M55 All SHORTHAND AND I'YPEWRITING. VAN BANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Y. Life, Omaha. Ask for circular. 123 5 MEDICAL. SYPHILIS TREATED; NO CURE, NO PAY; cases on payments; consultation frée; 8 to 10 a. m., 1103, 7109 D. me 10 Cuming st., Omaha. M—792-M20% Luwyers and solicitors. SUES & Co., Bee Bullding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. &[&'NEW LIFE DR, B, 0, WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT in old undor positive written _gaarantee, by authorized agonta ouly, to ouro Weak Memory Looss of Brain and Nerve Power: Lost Manhood: uickness; Night Losscs; Evil Droams; Luck of Confitlonco; Neryousness; Lassitude; sll Drains; Loss of Power of the Genorative Organa in either sex, consod hy over-oxertion, Youthful Errors, or Lxceasive Uso of Tobaeco, Opiam or Liquor, whioh londs to Misary, Consumption, Insunity and Doath. By mail, §1a box: six for $5; with writtea guarantee to cure or rofand money. West's Liver Dills cure Sick Feadnche. Biliousncss, Liver Complaint, Sour Ktomach, Dyspepsia and Uenstipation, G114 8 tssued only by Goolman Drug Teeth Without Plates BAILEY, DENTI3T. axton Blog 16th and Farnam Sts. Tel. 1085, $5 00 | Stiver Fillings.....$1 00 Bos tTeoth, ... .. 7 60| Pura Gold Fllings 82,00 Thin Plate.........10 00 | Gold Crowns—22ic. $60) Paini(ss Extractn 50¢ | Bridge Teeth—tooth 6 00 Teeth Out in Morning, New Teeth Same Day : DR, McCREW I8 THE ONLY SPECIALIST WIHO TREATS ALL PRIVATE D SEASES, Weakness and Secrot Disorders of MEN ONLY Egery curo cuarantoed, 20 yours experionce. Byears in Omaha, 1ook Freo. th & Farnam Sts., OMANA, NEN CUPIYinE” Full Sot Teoth. Cures the effects of ¥elfnbuse, excesses, enriihions, Impotency, avieocele and constis ation. One dollar a 7 Yox, six for $5. For 7Z sale; by THE GOOD- 7 MAN DRUG CO. BANH Baby blemishes, OF BEAUTY blmples, red, rough ha fulllug by prevented by CURA AP, Most offectiy pusitylog and, eautiying soup, an wll “dn pyrest and sweetesi )2 of tollet and uursery soaps. Only N cure for pisnples because only pre. ventive of infl Holdays K tongues ‘When druggists are asked for a thoroughly reliable liniment for man or beast, they invariably find IMexican Mustang Liniment right on the end of their tongues, VICTORY FOR THE OVERLAND TRUTH ABOUT SILVER. OMAHA, March 13.—To the Editor of —_— Bee: In your editorfal on “Inharmonions fisi " . o verites” you remark: “It 1s time that Oourt Refuces to Order the Union Pacifio 0| trjands of a sound and stable currency Pay Navigation Oompany Bills, Union Pacific’securities and of properties the receivers operate. He said it was equivalent to saying the Short Line they pald over to the Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Railway company $11,000,000 This right, he sald, was one that could not be taken from them and that they were en- titled to possession of the road as provided in their mortgage, FREIGHT MEN MAKE SOME HEADWAY, Request of Sioux City Packers for Omiha Rates to St Louls Refusad, taken. It was decided to allow a rate of 25 cents on carloads of beer from Chicago to the Missouri river, a minimum weight of 24,000 pounds to the car being agreed upon. A request for a reduction in 1'me rates from Hannibal to points in Kansis and Indian territory, as against the rates from Aux Vazes, Mo., was defeated. A request for the application of Omaha-St. Louls rates on packing house products from Sioux City to St. Louis was refused. Oma were again on the top when it was declined to allow them to Sloux City on shipments of rice from New Orleans. Two applications desiring a rule allowing mixed shipments of dressed poultry, butter- ine, etc., with packing house products and dressed beef were declined. The lines of the Western Passenger Trunk Line committee held three meetings today and accomplished nothing at any of them. The general meeting was the first to con- vene, and the report of the committee on rules for the formation of subcommittees was taken up. The report was outlined yes- terday, and a few minor changes were sug- gested. None of them were made, however, and no action on the report was taken. The second meeting was that of the adylsory committee of the Emigrant Clearing house, which amounted to nothing more than an informal dlscussion with Manager Pratt of the New York office. The third meeting was of the St. Paul-Minneapolis lines over their rate sheet, which has been troubling them sorely of late. The Chicago Great Western, which gave notice some time ago that it would have nothing to do with the rate sheet, on account of some unjust treatment it had recelved from the lines represented, had receded from its position, and was in attendance at today's meeting. The meet- ing did not get beyond a discussion. Tomorrow the general meeting will con- vene again, and the question of the Wabash becoming a member will come up, and that road, it is expected, will positively refuse to sign the committee agreement until the dispute between the Alton and it regarding Fast St. Louls rates Is settled. The Missourl Pacific will refuse to come in unless the Wabash becomes a member. The Alton has in no way receded from its position regard- ing tho East St. Louls rates, and the pro- posed conference between General Manager Hayes of the Wabash and Chappell of the Alfon, which is to settle the matter, is not likely to take place at an carly date, as Mr. Chappell is now in the south for his health, The fifth annual session of the frefght claim agents of the railroads of the United States began at the Auditorium hotel today. The report of the commitlee on amendments to the rules was presented at the opening and was under discussion all day, Fort Neat' & 1 KANSAS CITY ers of the K mphin Elecis the O1d Fonrd. » March 13.—The stockhold- nsas City, Fort Scott & Mem- phis railway held their annual meeting in this city today, and elected the old board of directors to serve for the ensuing yeur o directory s made up as follows: H, H Hunnewell, Charles Merriam, T, Jefferson Coolidge niel Thayer, John A. Burn- ham, . Jefferson Coolidge, jr., F. H. ba mon, 1% L. Higginson, B.' 1% 'Cheney, ir,, George 'H. Nettleton, 'C. W, Tiair, 1, 13 McDonald and 0. . Learned. Thi board of directors will meet in Boston in a fe wecks, for the purpose of electing oflicers, e - Kolb Will Not Set Up as Governor, BIRMINGHAM, Ala,, March 13.—The Ala- bama exccutive committee of the people's party met here with a large attendance. Cap tain B. E. Kolb and candidates on his ticket wero present. At midnight the convention adjourned, after Laving adopted an address to the people of the state in which they de- clare for law and order. They do not deem a dual government advisable, but they tdorse Captain’ Kolb's resolution that a s slon of the legislature be called con- clude by mapping out a plan of campaign by strengthening their organization and predict national success next year for Forgery, John Collins, alias Fred Wels, was bound over to the district court yesterday in the sum of $%0. Wels is charged with the crime of forgery, and the amount s 55 cents. About a week ago he went Into the store of 8. 8. Lanyon, at Twenty-eighth and Far- nam,“and had' a checkcashed for that amount, slgning the me of J. J. Johnson, The check was found to be worthless, and Lanyan had Wels arrested on the charge of obtaining money under fals pretenses, This charge was withdrawn and Weis was ed on the charge of forgery, Dunce of t o Press Feedors. ball glven In Patterson's hall under the auspices of Omaha union No. 2 was much enjoyed Th. nd march was led by Mr, W. B Benson and Miss Rose May, and was par tighbated in by about sixty’ couples. pThe commitiees were as follows: ' W. B F. Smith, The night Feeders' last Press son, master of ceremonies, Keception—J. Wolf, V. Henson, C. Jensen and W. Mickles. Floor—C. Bayer, L. Al Charon, W. Barson, J. Proctor, A. Buirball and A. Gensler, jr, Door—F. Bankel and W. Kling. e Charge Against Karminskl, Pather Steven Karminskl was arrested yesterday gfternoon, charged with shooting with ttent to kill F. Dargaczewski. The olice judge placed his bond at 81000 for his appearance Friday at 10 o'clock. The bond ‘was signed by a eriends number of his | other securitics | of property, greater zeal In their efforts ular sentiment than they have been doln t silver In 1 and, therefore, as th pare the Copper, nickel, silver paner, when sustained on a gold basis, b to educate po best. po siblo standard by which to measure and com- value ‘of all other kinds of prop- The i the put g, " and “the free silver propoganda must not HEARING IN THE SHORTLINE RECEIVERSHIP | 1 witowea to monopolize the field of con- J— trovers; tloners In the Case for Separate Re- W ALl kg B A L Ll vers—Urged the R ghts ot oL e dNMONELEAIon k NEHTBA RbMLY HHTHS, continually rung in our ears and be unan = L y ' swered? Why should the epithets “‘pluto- erats, “goldbugs” and the denunciation of capitalista and Wall street” go unchal PORTLAND, Ore, March 13.—United 37 States Distrlct Judge Bellinger today denled silly charge that the law of 1873 was the petition for a modification of the order result -of a conspiracy and was secretly appointing E. McNefll receiver of the Oregon through R hould Ratlway & Navigation company, 8o a8 to ab: | met_and its falsity_exposed. Those of us who were in commercial business at solve him from the payment of Indebtedness | that time. were slad (hat. as a result of contracted by the recelvers of the Union Pa several years' careful discussion, limitatio cific fn their operation of the Oregon Raflway | wera put to the use of so heavy, unwieldy & Navigation company before the appoint n;;\ Im’lvu\';‘nh‘n‘!ln currency as we had rl-ux:‘\ it A AEDRMIE YRRVl sliver to be. How many persons wish to SRV ICLUSOPRENLEERCSLVeTE, earry more than $10 in silver at a time in The accounts involved fn the contest are, | thelr pockets? The banks of an eastern however, all to go befors a master in chan- | clty at one time before the war were com cery, except those on which payment is urg-| pelled to refuse to receive more than $50 ent, and such are to be provided for by spe- | in silver at one time on deposit, as they clal orders of the court ou application and | fOUId not induce their customers to recelve ‘ ELL Dol It In large amounts, and it lay useless in hearing. thelr vaults, So, too, we find that the sec x-Senator Sanders of Montana, one of the | retary of (le treasury reported in 1889 that attorneys of the American Loan and Trust | he had made great cfforts to put the silver company In the Oregon Short Line & Uta x{”'( g the Tk IhY «kul.nn-\i. bu i SR g e AT returnsd (o the treasury nearly as fthern r Ivership case, today began th rapidly as it was s out, As subsidiary argument against the demurrer to the bill | yidne? the peopls lke a. sufclent amount The proposition laid down was, he said, that | of silver to be in circulation for use in small the road must have the present receivers, | transactions, but are unwilling to use it in though they are receivers of other and com- | large amounts. munity roads. This, he claimed, was not The talk about a bime ¢ standard s equitable, even though the proposition was | nonsensical. Commerce determines values, made by eenior security holders, because | not legislation; and commerce has sottled those security hoiders were interested In | upon gold as the loast variable of all Kinds should be operated in the interest of protect-| orty. Sea shells, pelts, tobacco, copper, sil ing the securities of thesé other properties, | ver and other articles have been used as and was incquitable to the junior lien hold- | Standards of value; but as a basis of cur. ers of the Short Line. The only right the|rency and a medium of exchange each in American Loan and Trust company claimed [ 'Urn has had to yield to a botter standard, at in these proceedings was that secured to [ the demands of commerce. As well might them by contracis that they acquired when | Wo elamor for the return of tho omnibus and the stage coach as for a return of the silver standard. and have their rizht uses in cur currency: but a: stand- ards of value they are as is horse power to steam and eloctriclty. Smart_young men, like Mr. Bryan, who have never had experience in commerce or finance, may talk very glibly about such matters, but the fact that the business men of the country are almost un tions at second hand. As to the cry of silver was caused by the law of 1873, that the decline in the price of wheat othor products was caused by the tization of silver, and that our hard tl are the result of the operation of that those of us who were observant of events aware of the inflation of credits, the rag speculation and the over investment of surplus capltal of our own and other la nimous, with- SR _ » ut regard to party affiliations, should caus, CHICAGO, March 13.—There were several [ {hem to pause and reflect. Outside of those mestings of railroad men in Chicago today, | whose business Is affected by the silver min- but none of them accomplished anything, | IN interest, they will find that their follow it S eSoentin PR ng is largely composed either of place with the exception of the western frelght |y iqrg, or of men whose wives or mothers men, who managed to get through with con- | have managed nearly all of the expenditures derable business. They met pursuant to | of their lives, except for the indulgence of e adjournment of yesterday and were in | thelf appetites. | But few of o over Sadden aallehn ol oir | handled as much as $50 in silver at one close session ell day, and will continue their | 1o consequently, they are not competent mesting tomorrow, when their docket Wil | to form an independent opinfon upon the probably be cleared and an adjournment | Subject, and have simply recelved their no- that the decline in the valuc and and demone- mes law and e of the nds clearly foresaw the coming of the financial stringency and the coMapse in values. cannot continue always to borrow from You the future; the time for settlement must come— and it came. If there had been no disturb- ance of the tariff and no free colnage agita- tion the effects of the contraction would have been more lightly felt in our country and stringency would have been of shorter d tion. The fall in the value of silver and of other things was simply coincident was entirely independent. the ura- that and Not only has there been over production of silver, wero hoarded for their hiding places, while the increased ductlon of gold, porcelain, nickel and al inlum has made silver less necessary many directions. The probabllities now but the immense quantities which many years came from pro- um- in are that silver will never regain its former ratlo to gold, and all attempts to give it an arti- ficial value will have but temporary suc and will but aggrevate tho evils of the uation. T. G. 15 e STRICKLER CRAZY, OR OMAHA, March 12.—To the Editor of Bee: Does the true physician scatter ulcer to all parts of the body to effec cure? evil is driven to Kyner sireet, opposite home, or to Farnam street, opposite home, its cure 1s effected and the p benefited thereby? Has he studied mu cess sit- D. WHAT ? The the ct a Does Strickler belleve, if the social his my iblic nici- pal government 5o little as to be ignorant of the fact that the acknowledged aim_ of public benefactors s the control of the social and not the exploded idea of destroying evil i? Is he ignorant of the fact that in all great centers of population the Vidocgs, the secret controllers of sin, desire the thieves' resort, the barlot’s home, the fount of any wicked- ness localized, the better to control it, with the stringent and improved sanitary and sinful conditions, it possible under the public guardians? The have it watchful eyes of soclal evil and, laws of all the has been as far away from our homes as was possible to place it; it has been in a locality families need never frequent. On the b of the river, could we easily push it all to the waters' embrace and have it all away, and build a Chinese wall against more entering, what a golden city we w our rink over float any ould hav. But is this possible? Can we d¢ what has never been done? Can our one young commlssioner (young in years, young in experience) ac dom cannot? There can or should by one motive in the resolution of Commissl Strickler—either the lessening of evil or its better handiing by our polic partment. Does he belicve his bill wil ompiish what all Christen- only one the social de | do this, or Is it a blind bid for the approval of certain people of cur all the best motives imaginable, are igno the ver shinplest laws and truths facts of good government? It is to be h that our police commission, some of t men of wide municipal experience and mature years, will bar any such dissen tion and scattering of this element from community, who, with rant and ) hem d of nina- the Nows of th State T lley CHICAGO, M that W. W, Dakota Sunday n the Pinkerte declared tin they 1 apparent that calling himeelf ¥ way of Tampa, F to locate him located his man Vera Cruz, Mex rest of Taylor. been received fro PIERRE, S Sheldon admits prized to sec W. oon. The station last suspleious charac the ance in Boone, injured by the that came Into morning. Kell He wa the. on for Thursday For Nebraska snows and part ture. For Missourl colder in the For Towa—Ger ture Thursda, For South Precipitation 1, 189 Normal precipif Fxcess for the ¢ To! Deficlency since Locat Fla., that governor say anything definite. give credence to the report of Taylor's caps ture, but know nothing definite. LODGED THEM IN CELLS. Light Local Snows, WASHINGTON, shifting to weste! Normal temperatur Dellciency for the day. ation preeipitation sine Roports from Other TAYLOR LOCATED IN MEXICO arch 1 press dispatch from Tampa, Fla., Taylor, treasurer th had Mex officials i had no Phelps, v Authorities Feel Oertain They Havo at Last Oaught the Absconder, PINKERTON AGENCY CREDITS THE REPORTS of the Defaulting urer of South Dakota Be- 110 Chicago, Lacking ¢ Although Yet boration. 3.~The Assoclated announcing o defaulting South beon arrested last was shown today to 1 this city. They direct information from their men regarding his arrest, but they, admitted that the last word received from thelr operatives who have been following Taylor, was that the ex-treasurer was sup- posed to have safled from Havana, Cuba, for Vera Cruz and that the detectives belleved they were close on his trall. The Piuker« ton people also admitted that telling of the capture gave the correct allases of the de- tectives who are aftor the man, and it was the officials belleve the story. The news of Taylor's arrest came through the chief of police at Havan under the name of Mason, and a_companion . Cuba. Taylor, ent to Havana by everal weeks ago, and the chlef of police of Havana was paid $2,000 The chief of police finally on a , and Taylor on his arrival in that country. A dispatch from Tampa to are no fresh developments regarding the ar- o further information has m Mexic D, M he Ta W, are of the gang that la, a fe one of their number was killed hal a cers while trying to arrest Omaha and cloud Lacal sn nerally Maximum temperature. Minimum_temperature..... 2 Averaze temperature. Condition of temperatiire und tion at Omaha for the day and since day March t declines, murder Foltowed Rising Temperatare. March 13 steamer bound for was arrosted says_thero arch 13.—Governor would not be sur- lor return to Plerre however, to Other state officers Number of Hard Vagrants Find Thelr Way Enshly to Jail Among the number who applied at the police night for lodging were tramps, who were locked up and booked as twenty e police say that created a disturb- sw days ago, when and others nd some of his offi- them. The gang yesterday afternoon was driven out of Miszouri Valley yesterday One of the number gave his name as John Eagan, but was recognized as John an old time crook of Omaha served a term in the Nebraska penitentiary. sent up from Omaha for larceny. The police are of the opinion that in Kelly they have a man who is wanted at Silver Creek charge of until the case is thoroughly investigated. who has He will be held THER FORECAST. by Slowly The forecast Kansas—Light local y weather; winds shifting (o easterly; slowly rising tempera- nows In the morn- ing, followed by fair weather; north winds; outheast portion. falr; north winds, y; slowly rising tempera’ Bakota—Fair: warmer Thurs- day evening; winds shifting to southeast. Loeal Record. OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA, March 13.—Omaha record of tem- perature’ and rainfall, compared with the corresponding day of the past four yenrs 805. 1894, 1893. 1892, 1667 35 30 3 2 24 L9 48 B D06 .00 .01 .00 precipit arch .85 . 26 201 jnch .02 inch . .28 inch 1 . A7 inch ations at 8 £, M North Pi Valentine. Coleago ... St Louls. .. bt Elsmarck St Vincont Cheyenne. ... iles City wiventon elow zero, John Bates of in the city. 1. Sfson from I T. Turnyea Toklo, Japa Mrs, H. § Barker, the Dellone. Charlle Roberts & Byrn Charles Hubner of t Is visiting Mrs, J Jewel, indicates trace of p Montre D. 8. Jones of Marlon, 0., is at the Barker, 13 registered at awnee City, Neb. representing a t b, 1 at the Millard atrick of representing ry g 3. Chastain at the Hotel al = 23 | 22 B3 | B& sramioxs. | ¥3 | 3 wtATE OF ad | 3 WEATHE, 2z | o 2 5| E% Omaha. G| Clondy, Snowing. udy, bt Cloudy. ur Clondy. Snowis Snowin Cloudy. L00(Cloudy. T Clear. .00 | Cluar, 00 115 in the city. Nebraska City News the Barker a firm of Kansas City, Mo, M. D. Waixel, a prominent turfman of Ghi- ago, has been the guest of Thomas H. Griffin Richardson, sods company of Bt riverside to our home sides, and that their | J0¢ Mo., is among the Barker guests. legislation will be to control it with, if Charles Holton hufl!m-nn«‘p nag necessary, more severe laws, more stringent | 8. Kohlund, press agent, Sclls & regulations and keep this evil in Omaha, | circus, can be found at the Hotel Barker. what other police officers of other cities have | M. Bauer, chief of the fire department of termed it, “under the best control of any | Nebraska City, and Oscar A. Dammun, assist- city of our continent.” — BLACKSTONE. | ant, were in the clty yesterday inspecting : - - some of the fire Aghting equipment with a ¥ire in'a Hothouse. view to purchasing a chemical engine similar The hothouse of DeWitt €. Sutphen, in | to the one in use here. the rear of his residence, 211 Emmett| At the Mercer: John H. Heimbeucherr, 8t. street, was totally distroyed by fire last | {oujs; C, Kirk, Grand Island; E. C. Sildorf, :m:ht The h‘--' |I< |'“”|””"“Iymx have umivl'n Chicago; G. Gallaher, Kansas City; G, W, rom an overheated stove which was used in | g 3 Lw J i ea ok ich was used 101 Sprake, 'A. L. Nields, St. Joseph, Mo.; W, W, B e Tin ware debtenyer "85€ | Mitcheil, Wood River; R. C. Hasson, South Sutphen estimates that the loxs wiil ex-| Omaha; H. P. Shumway and son, Wakefleld; ceed 3600, E. G. Hampton, Minneapolis; N. L. Porter, P H. C. Pleulell, Hampton; Ira Mallory, Grand VHE REALTE MARKET Island; Joo J. Hoehstader, Baltimore; Char) e ¥. Day, St. Louls; L Tanner, Olicago; INSTRUMENTS placed on record March 13, | o ji, Swingley, Beatrico; Louis Poters, New LU - e York; R. H. Foster, Minneapolls; Joe Brigs- 5 WARRANTY DREDS, Kkern, Emerson; 8. Abram, Chicago; W, T W Templeton nnd wife to Altred Dur- J i ley, 1ot 14, block 1 Walnut 111l 3 6,000 | Williams, Cedar Falls, Ta. ¢ Hansen ¢ > Kate Rich, nij - Dt 1Y Lake's ‘Buds M o Nebraskans at Loval fotols > Anna T, 'ioi 18] At _the Victorla—B., W. Ganning and @, pd sirlp adjoining..... 1,80 | 5 ook, Lincoln, roat "1t 8, Block " NG At the Windsor—N. R, Rush, Wahoo, and A Sl s |Co€ Clark, Columbus. iisbana " to "Axei Hirom At Murray--§tuart Shears, Lincoln, 3 ch 36T, Houtlt O 100 | and ¥. T. Post, Tekamah, 8 J Tuttle to Leopudine Sehestedt, lot 6, .| At the Millard—Rtev, P. H. Hines, Fre- block 7, Dupont Place | mont; J. W. McMichael and W, E. Dell, O F Davia company to same, 1ot 4, blick mants & W ) wame. .. o blck a0 | North Pla A : Leopodiiio Sehestedt and Rusband 16’6 i At the Colonnade-G. Weeks, Grand Davis company, lots 41 and 4, Clark Island; M. B. Turner, Elk City; and 0. L. Place ... y < 1,60 | Cronin, 8¢, Paul QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. At the Paxton—C. A. Collard and_ wite, J W Bliott to M L Elllett, lot 2], block Kearncy; A. B. Schrauiz, Fairbury; D, M. 3, Hawthome add; lot 6, block 1, Clit- Platt, Red Cloud; ¥a Tucker, Howe, fon Hil 1| At the Dellone—J. Creagon, Tekamah; H., N § sorenton Lo Omebs logs and Hulkd | Brown, ¥remont; W. C. May, henburg; o'l Suaoclation, Jot B 00K Al MO hi ®| L. . Hilton and J.'W. Boxgs of Bialr. 10, block % Lake's 8dd " M1t 0] AL the Arcade—D. 8. Blatte Lincoln; DBEDS 1A, Castle, Hastings; 7. Sturk and J. W. - Marshall, Lincoln: J. D, Johnson, Kearney. Special master to Richard Goodman. lot chly J otk 0 and o 14 feet lof 28, W A Hedick's the Merchants—R. 8. Humphrey, Lin. F Nivtreth i A * a1 |coln; 3. D Bruner, Alblon; G. Krumm, Tl | ). T Rogers, Fremont, an: - Matal amannt of tranafers 367 | Ceaimer. Alliande