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    TITB OMATIA DAILY BEE : SAIVRDAY. DECEMBER IB. 1804.
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The Bee want columns. Thou ,
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until 12:30 : p. m. for the evening , and until 9:00 :
P. m. for the morning nnd Sunday edition.
Advertisers , by requesting n numbered check ,
can have answers addressed to a numbered letter
In care of The Bee. Answers so addressed will
lie delivered upon presentation of the check only.
Rates , l'4o a word , first Insertion , lo a word
thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25o for
firm Insertion.
These advertisements must run consecutively.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
COMPETENT OFFICE MAN DESIRES PO3I-
tlon at once. Address D 37. Bee. A M8lj
WANTED MALE HELP.
IWANTED-A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE
to do wrltlnRi send stamp for 150-page book
of particulars. J. Woodbury , 127 W. 4.'d street.
N. Y. City. D HI
WANTED-EXPERIENCED COAL MINERS TO
BO to Bhcrldnn , Wyo. Apply at olllco Sheridan
Coal Co. , 1C03 Farnam. B 492
A HUCKSTER WITH RIG TO WORK IN THE
city. 821 S. 13th8lrccl. _ HT lHL
IMO.OO AND EXPENSES PAID COMPETENT
men flrsl > ear , or large commission. Belling by
sample staple goods to men hunts. No peddling.
Experience unnecessary. For ceale < l particu
lars Kcnd stamp. Household Specialty Co. . 73
4lh slreet , Cincinnati , O. B M99) 15 *
HALEHMAN IN EVERY COUNTY. $75.00
month nnd expenses ; olllce , furniture , advertis
ing furnished , goods monopoly ; experience un-
nncessary. Address K , S. Co , K2 CJlonnade
Illdg. , Boston , Mans. II-.M9M 15 *
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
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WANTED coMrnTHNT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework , must bo n good took ; ( Jormnn or
Dane prcfetreil. Bring references. Mrs. D.
II. Wheeler. 2C21 Harney street. C 820 14
LADIES WIHHINO TO SECURE STEADY
homo woilc all wlnlcr call 318 North 15th stiert.
NVANTED , INTELLIGENT YOUNO LADY
stenographer ; one ppeakmg French prefeirtd.
'I'crniancnt position. Address D 07 , Bee.
C M9C3 1C *
FOR KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , F. K. DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
D 493
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. , THE
O. F. Davis company , -IWJ-Farnam. D 494
KELKENNY & CO. R. 1. CONTINENTAL BLK.
D"'r '
HOUSES ; DENAWA & CO. , 108 N. 15TU ST.
D $1761
FOR RENT. HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS AND BARN
on Park avc. Inquire at 4 : : S. l th nt.
D 85
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE. D18 WILLIAMS ST.
D M2I3D20 *
FOR RENT-CHIJAP FOR THE WINTER ,
ono 8-rooin house , three 6-room cottaKcs. J ,
„ A. Scott , Omalm Na'l ' ,1-Vt. D M272D2J
TOR RENT-DESIRAIlLn DWELLINGS IN
all parts of Omaha. U. H. Shcafe. 432 Paxton
block. D-33ID21-
C-ROOM HOUSE. JU WOOLWORTH AVE. :
one 3-room , 1304 California st. D 233D19 *
FOR RENT , MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE ; ATtic -
tic , stable. 20U Howard street ; apply next
door. D M5S1 31 *
HOUSES & STORES , F. D. WEAD. 16 & Douglas
D-60J-31
UASILY HEATED. ALL MODERN , 8-ROOM
house , 3010 Jones , (2).00 : also 3010 Mason stiect
8 rooms , line location , (27.50. ( S , K. Humphrey
92S New York Life. D-M847 15
FOR RENT , HOUSE NINE ROOMS ; FUR
nace , bath , etc. , at ! 2J and Farnam , 127.00
also cheap houses , (5.00 and S10 00 , dlfferen
parts city. Dexter L. Thomas , 401 Bee building
D M735
FOR RENT -ROOM COTTAGE. IN GOOD RE
inlr. city water , 110.00 per month to good
parties , 119 N. 37th , 1 block from Fnrnan
car line. Innulra at Stoetzel'a stove store
next to postofflce. D 701
120.00 ; EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ; BATH ROOM
and furnace , John R. Webster , Board Trad
building D-M770
COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS. ALL CONVENI
enccs , desirable location , three blocks from
opera house. Enquire on premises , 613 8. 17th
st. T. J. Flttmorrlt , . D-79S
ONE FLAT. STEAM HEAT. LINTON BLOCK
John llamlln , 817 Union blk. D 793
NEAT 7-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN CONVENI
cncci , 1 block from Park avenue car line. Ad
drc E. D. Uvans , care Cady Lumber Co.
D-M ! > 03 li
TEN-ROOM MODERN DWELLING ; FINE LO
cation. Apply to W. F. Clark , 2203 Douglas.
D-M810 15
FOR RENT , STORE. 1011 FARNAM STREET
six-room Main , corner Howanl and llth streets ;
llve-ioom cottages , 22 > 1 and Clnrlc streets ; rents
reasonable. William I * . Byrne , room 314 First
National bank. D MS18 15
8TEAM , CENTRAL , MODERN. UNEQUAH3D
3 , C , t > . 7-room houses and Hats , Tlzanl.ll \
N. 21th. D-TO-1S *
MODERN ID-ROOM HOUSE , JOIJ BINNEY.
U-MKU J13
FOR RENT. KLEGANT FINISHED 8-ROOM
house ; all modern Improvements ; No. 400 N.
2Jd street. U MWG 16
FOR RENT , VERY DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM
cottage on 211 li avenua nnd Farnnin street , rent
low It taken ut once. Inqu're ' Nelhciton Hall ,
D09 1st Nail , bank bldg. D M953 20
roil RENT. FURNISHED COTTAGE OF
seven looms ; 20th * Ue t , corner Douglas ; rent
moderate ; furniture may bo bought at a bar-
R.xln ; family lenvlnic city. Inquire Netherton
Hull , room Vfl , 1st Nell , bank. D M8JS lit
FOR RENT. 1MIOOM HOUSE. ALL CON .
venlences , Davenport and 19th , $10.00 per tmnlh ,
The llyrun Reed Co. D M951 16'
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
I-LEASANT SOUTH JIOOM FOR GENTLEMAN.
Inquire 1819 Dodge. E 303
FURNIfiHED ROOM8 ; HOUSEKEEPING. W24
St. Mary's minue. E M917
TWO ROOMS , SINGLE OR ENSUITE ; MODern -
ern ; lilJO Capitol avenue. i : M5I1 17
1 NICE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
looms for light housekeeping. 1112 a. llth st.
_ _ _ _ 13 M8SJ 17
I FURNISHED ROOM 3 FOR HOUSEKEEPING
for man and wife. Rent taken In board. 319
N. 17lli street. _ U 711
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN OR
married cuuple. housekeeping. 606 North 17th.
. _ _ _ E-M935 U
TWO rtlRNIHIIED ROOMS. MODERN ; WILL
rent for light houickerplug ; no children. WOJ
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSKICEFpTNa.
JCll bt. M ry' avenut. U M9U 17 .
ROOMS AND" BOARD
FRONT ROOM. WITH HOARD. Z\)13 ) DOUGLAS
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5ouT'LF2.ONT PA wn : ALSO SMALL RMS !
rood board ) miontblt. Th Rose , Harney !
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
lu-"r'
with board. Call at 07 Dougla * .
F-JM Da
FRONT ROOM. WITH OR WITHOUT
boarU : nil ronvinlenccs ; prtvato family M ;
a totn strvnu r
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH ALL
2 ? * , convtnloncea anU Ont-clau bo rd.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD
Continued.
THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms , with all coi.veniences , for gentlemen
only ; location very desirable. Apply to 2019
Harncy street. F-889-2S'
FOUR ROOMS WITH GOOD BOARD. 2103
Douglas F 910 15 *
VANTED , A COUPLE TO BOARD IN A PRIvate -
vate family. AOdresa D 47 , Bee. F M807 11 *
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCOMMODATE
four couples with orlthout boaid. Rooms
ulted for housekeeping. 2019 St. Mary's nvc.
F M704-J3
'ARLOR FLOOR : OTHER ROOMS MODERN.
Apply 231i Douglaa st. F M9-U-1S *
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFIOES
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING ,
816 Farnam street. This building has n fire
proof , cement basement , complete steam heatIng -
Ing fixtures , water on all lloors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the olllce of The Bee. 1 910
BEST LOCATED DRUG STORE WITH Fix
tures cheap. Tlzard , 2il N. 21th " ' - .
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, ls.
? OR RENT. DESK ROOM , J5.00 MONTH 331
Board of Trade. 1-432 20
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL ALUMINIUM
Mieclaltles ; aluminium llexlble shoo soles , double
wear of leather , bread , cake and paring Knives ,
15,000 sold by agonta In ninety days , Address ,
with stamp. Aluminium Novelty Co. , Canton ,
Ohio. J M962 16
\GENTS MAKE 3.00 DAILY. NEW INVEN-
tlon. Retails 23c. 2 to 0 sold In n house.
Sample ftcc. Forshce & Makln , Cincinnati. O.
J M033 15'
SALESMEN OR AGENTS MAKE MONEY
easy Bellini ; suits to order J13.W , pants J3 , shirts
SI , mackintoshes , S3. Hunter Tailoring Co. ,
Cincinnati. O. N J-M9C1 FU
STORAGE.
ITORAGE , WILLIAMS & CROSS , 1214 HARNEY
M 50J
STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ; CLEAN
and cheap rate. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam
iEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. S.
cov , bonded warehouse. Household goods
Btorcd. Lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leaveaworth.
M 505
STORAODrRANK . _ EWERS , 1211 HARNEY.
WANTED TO BUY.
'ITY ' & CO. CLAIMS. PRITCHARD , 1712 FAR'M
N 503
I WILL GIVE 122,000 CASH FOR 22-FOOT LOT
on Farnam or Douglas between 15th nnd ICth.
J , J , Gibson. 317 First Nafl bank bldg.
SECOND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH.
Antiquarian book store. 1519 Farnam stieet.
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FOR SALE FURNITURE.
FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 FARNAM ST.
Saturdays. 10 a. m. Robt. Wells. O 507
FURNITURE 26-ROOM BOARDIN6 HOUSE ,
centrally located Rent low. A bargain. D 9 Bee.
O 591
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE. CARPETS ,
shades and furniture which have been but little
used nnd almost new ; also house for rent. In-
qulru 405 S. 23th aveune. O M9o5
FOR SALEHORSES , WAGONS.ETC.
PHAETON , BARGAIN ; NEW CLOTH , LEATH-
tr , paint , $03 ; another , $25. Drummond C'ge Co.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU BUY , BUY THE BEST ; MACKINtoshes -
toshes , rubbsr boots , arctics , syringes of all
kinds , gas tubing ; all best quality. Omaha
Tent and Awning Co. , 1311 Farnam at. Q 503
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL
fence made. C. R. Lee , 901 Douglas. Q 510
CORN FODDER FOR SALE. FOUR BLOCKS
north Lead Woiks , Ea Omaha. Tom Anderson.
Q-911 DIG *
WEGMAN PIANOS , BRIDGEPORT ORGANS.
Woodbrldge Bros. , 117 So. 17th Q-235
FIRE BRICK , CAR LOTS , $11 ; SMALL LOTS ,
S15 M ; flra clay , sand , gravel , screenings. Wm.
J , Wclshans , 331 Beard of Trade. Tel , 1039.
Q 456 D27
FOR SALE , A LAUNDRY OUTFIT , AND
building for rent ; a tig bargain for cash. Ad
dress D 45. Bee. Q-M90S U
FOR BALE. A STABLE ON 3707 N. 1STH.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llablo business medium ; 7th year at 119 N. 16th
S 511
. nKNECIA. THE MOST
clalrvojiint of the 19th century , 1617 Chicago
street. 8-M897 J12-
M SSAQIS , BATHS. ETC.
MADAM SMITH. 602 8. 1STH. 2D JLOOIl.
room 3 ; massage , vapor , alcohol , steam , sul-
phurUia and sea baths. T M60I 15 *
MASSAGE , MADAME I3EUNABD , 1 1 DODQE.
T M7i4 18
TURKISH BATHB.
TURKISH DATII ROOMS , EXCLUSIVELY FOR
ladles. Suite 193-10. Bee. Uldg. 655-
PBitBONAL.
DR. T. W. BTONE. 10 N. Y. LIFE. TEL. L
U-M7W
MACKINTOSHES & RUDDER DOOTS. 1311 FAR
U-51J
THE I1ELLE EPPERLY CORSET , MADE TO
cnlcr from measure. 1803 Farnam stre : .
U-JUI7
OPEN TO THE LADIES OF OMAIIA. THE
ladles from Iloston at 1819 Chicago street have
tieen very successful the past week. Do not
hesitate to call and talk with them , as one of
their methods will be sure to suit your case ,
for they have had a wide experience la treat
ing clironlo and acute diseases. Olllce hours ,
to G P. in. ; Saturdays , 1 to S p. m. Consulta
tion free. U M4 4 D2S *
DIAMOND I'HOTOa. T5C A DOZEN AT I'ROC-
tor's , eil B. 16th st. U 710-J1
A GENTLEMAN WHO WORKS NIGHTS
wants a roommate who vvoiks days ; has well
furnished dawn town room , with steam heal
and gas : cheap rent to right party. Address D
K. lite olllce. U M931 IS *
CA11INET PHOTOS , 11.00 DOZEN. LARGE
one , framed , 13.00 ; worth JS.OO. Cowan's. Ul
llroadwuy , Oxincll lllufts. U M43S D27
VIAVlT HOME TREATMENT TOR LADIES.
Health book and consultation free. Address or
call Vlavl Co. , Ill ) Dee bldff. Lady attendant.
U-MJ
MASSAGE ELECTRO THERMAL UATIIS.
chl-opodlat. Ume. I'ott , Jl ii & "th St.
COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTIONi
ashlma. bronchitis and catarrh. Home treat-
mint. S&Oi ) per month : I days' trial free treat
ment. Room tlO , N , Y , Lite Did * . , Omaha.
U-M711
A LADY THAT LIVES ON CAPITOL AVK. .
In the Jd ward , withes to see the tall gentle
man that was dressed In light ( rey suit ol
clothes that she had an offer of m&rrtace frotr
last September. Address D ( I , Dec.
U-MM3 W
MONEY TO LOAN HEAL ESTATE.
LIFE INSURANCE 1-OLICIES LOANED ON
or bought , F. O. Clicsney , Kansas City , Mo.
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. , 3IS N.Y.L1FE.
loans nt low rate * for choice security In Ne-
bratka and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk.
W-517
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , 13,000 and upward" , 0 to 7 per cent ; no
dclais. W , Farnam Smith & Co. , Ul ) Farnam.
W 519
CITY AND FARM LOANS AT LOWEST
rates. Puscy & Thomas , First Nat'l bldir.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. . 1005 Farnam st. W-513
CHAS.V. . RAINEY , OM. NAT. UK. DLDO.
AV 31)
HONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at per cent.V. . 11. Molkli' , 1st Nat. bank bid
VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Bqulre. 218 llco bids. i'TfU
CITY LOANS , C , A. BTAIin. 615 N. T. LIFE.
V * W1
1100 TO J5.000. F. D. WEAD. 16TH & DOUGLAS.
vv C04-31
LARGE LOANS , LOW RATES , SMALL LOANS ,
ihort time. II. II. Harder & Co. , Ue UldR.
W 7 ! 1
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Far-
nam street. W-M6J8
MONEY TO .LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. 1'IANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no lemoval of goods ; strictly conllilentlal ; you
can pay the loan oft at any t'ma or la any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 a. 16tli street.
X 5M
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
turc , pianos , horses , wagons , or any hind of
chattel security at lowest posslblo rates , which
> ou can pay back at any time and In nny
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. ,
Iloom 4 , WUhncll block. X 5M
J. D. HADDOCK , ROOM 427. IIAMQE 11LOCK.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CORRESPONDENCE Oil INTERVIEW IS SO-
HclH'd from partlea Batlslled with 8 to 10 per
cent In a legitimate business , Investment under
full guarantee of prlnclpnl nnd Interest ; standIng -
Ing and character unquestioned. I' . O. Ilex
605 , City. Y-M717
AN ESPECIALLY GOOD CHANCE TO THE
right party who can command H,000.00 or
J3.000.00 to enter ami old established business.
Address I' . O. IJox " 603 " , City. " _ _ _ } ; iM71li
FULLY EQUIPPED""I'LANINO "MILL , LIVE
town , notihcnst Nebraska ; exchange for lander
or sell. Address room II , Frenzer block , Omaha ,
Neb. Y M90J 25
roil HALE SALOON AND FIXTURES IN A
cnnd count v tc'v n licence to run sH n"n li .
W. S. , 310 Dee Illdg. V 017 10
7,5010D CAhH , Jl.CM.OO FIRST CLASS I'lllST
mortgage farm paper and three to six thousand
equities In cholcu Nebraska Hmls ta exchange
for n good stock of general merchandise or
hardware : will also exchange a tine clear n'sl-
ilcncc In Kearney. Tor particulars , addrosa 1506
Eighth a\e. , Kcaraey , Nob. Y M033 ! ! )
EXPORTATION Et'IlOPEAN WITH EXTEN-
she lelntlons abroad wants capltillst with
J15.000 for exportation of horses t. . > Kuropcnn
trnrket. DO p r cent to Investor annually AdD -
D & 3 , Ut otllce. Y SM9-23
FOIl SALE OR TRADE , ONE OP Tllli !
I.i > ing meat markotn on North 24tli htruel.
Stock , fixtures , hoiso and wagon , only J3M.O ) .
Hest of reasons for selling. O. 1' Hastings ,
1C1C N. 24th slreet Y MM ) ! !
- FOIl EXCHANGE.
A GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO Ex
change for young work horacs or mules.
Lamoieaux Dros , E06 S. ICth. Z-G27
II. E. COLE CO. . 100 N .15TH. WILL PAY
cash difference or assume mortgage and give
you clear property for your equity tn house
and lot. Wo always have what you want.
Z 91S 15
WILL TRADE A * 3,000 STOCK OF FINE
clothing for peed stock of dry goods. Address
D HO , Ueo onice. Z-M9H 17
CLEAR LAND AND J5.000 CASH TO TRADE
for business or lesldencc piopirty. J. D. Z t-
tie , Diown 11IU. 55 8tS-18
FOB SALE REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
eals or trade , r. K. Darling , Uarker block. ,
RE-5ZJ
FOR SALE , NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEL-
lar. cistern , city water ; cor. 30th and Saliler ;
$1,230.00 ; long time. Inquire 1113 Farnam. Sam
uel Buino RE 530
MODERN 12-ROOM HOMttCHEAP.201 I1INNEY
RE-MD43 JU
FOR SALE , AT A BARGAIN. MY RESI-
dencc , between Burt and Cumlng streets ; will
taKe ii In trade. Wra. Fleming. 14th and Doug
las. RK 'M71S
FOR A LIMITED TIME. A FINE RESfOENCE
Bite , corner Suth nnd Dodge , 110,00000 ( paving
paid ) . Full commission to agents. Wm. Flem
ing. Kth and Douglas. RE M719
EXCHANGES AND SALES ; CITY PROPERTY ,
farms , merchand Be. Garvln Bros , , 210 N. Y.
Life. RE M233
BARGAINS. SALE OR TRADD. IN HOUSES ,
lots and farms. J. N. Frcnzci , opp. V. O.
RE MS32 J8
FOR SALE. LOT 60X150 42ND AND MASON.
125.00 cash , J10.00 per month ; price 1700.
Omaha Bicycle Co. , 323 N. ICth St.R
R E 831-23
$3000 CASH BALANCE , VERY EASY , NICE
cottage home. We have 'em from 3 rooms up.
II. U. Cole Co. , 10S N. 15th ,
R-E-91J-10
IRRIGATED FARMS NEVER FAIL ; FRUIT ,
potato , grain and stock farms for sale on easy
terms ; correspondence solicited , n. II. Palmer ,
room 306 , People's bank , Denver , Colo.REM930
RE-M930
WE HAVE FARMS FOR SALE IN AUMOST
every county In eastern Kansas and southwest
Missouri ; It will pay you to Investigate our
"cash rent plan" of selling farms. Wo can
give you better terms than an > body ; farms
Improved ; possession soon , J. H , llrady ,
Crawford bldg. , Topelta , Kan. RE M9iG ! Jli *
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER. 13TH AND JONES STS.
75 rooms at 11.50 per day.
DO rooms at ROO per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Room
and board by week or month. Frank Hlldltch ,
manager. 632
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13lh and Dodge. Rooms by day or week ,
633
COZZENS HOTEL , 8TII AND HARNEY ;
( team heat , electric bells , telephone , baths , ex
cellent culsene , elegant rcomi , 11.00 per day ;
Jl.OO and upwards per week. K
UNDERTAKERS AND EBIBAIiMERS
H. K. DURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 1613 Chicago St. . telephone 90. US
SWANSON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AND
cmbalmers , 1701 Cumlng at. , telephone 10CO.
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND J3M
balmer , 1417 Farnam st. , telephone 223. US
C. W. UAKER , UNDERTAKER , 611 0. 13th 8T.
133
HAY AND GRAIN.
BUY YOUR HAY DY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE
buy hay. A. H. Bnyder , 1515 Burt it. Tel. 1107 ,
613
NEBRASKA HAY CO. , WHOLESALE HAY.
Grain and mill ( tuff. We are always on thi
market to buy or isll. 1402-1-6 Nicholas t.
t.SIT
HORWES WINTERED.
ADDRESS BARTON & PHELPS. TEL. 1054.
107 N. Y , Life bid * . M42SD31-
HORSES WINTERED , 3.00 AND II00 PER
month. Address Hopper Bros. , Elkhorn. Neb.
MS37 27-
OPTICIANS.
OMAHA OPTICAL CO. LEADING OPTICIANS.
J. F. Ponder , manager. Eyes examined free.
122 S. 16th t. , In Klnster's drug store 411 17 *
WHOLESALE COAL.
JOHNSON BROS. , WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
all kinds of coal. Correspondence solicited.
Farnam itreet.
MASQUERADE COSTUMES ,
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES CAN RENT
uniquerado costumes at 114 South 16th st.
U1-D1I *
PLUMBERS.
JOHN ROWE & CO. . PLUMBING STEAM AND
bo I water beatlnr , cu fixtures , globes. 421 8. IS.
6(1 (
JOB PRINTING.
REED JOB PRINTINO CO. . FINH PRINTING
of all klada. 17th st , ! ) bulldlnff. Ml
DENTISTS.
Vtt PAUL. DENTIST , KM HURT BT14 }
Gives
Perfect
Satisfaction
Wherever
Tried.
SOLD KYL'HYWUEnB
THEN.K.FAIRBAHKGOHPAHY , CHICAGO.-
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUND ;
ttoragc batteries recharged ; electrical and gen
eral machinists ; superior work guaranteed.
Omaha Electrical Works , C17 and 619 8. ICth st.
BU
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND ' CONTRACtors -
tors for electric light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Electric
tric- Supply Co. , 418 and 420 S. 15th at. Gil
LEATHER"BELTiNcf. CHAs. A. "SCIUEREN
& Co. . Mfg. 30C So. 12th st. 817
STEAMSHIP "LINE.
ANCHOR LINB MAIL STEAMSHIPS-SAIL
regularly every Saturday from New York for
Londonderry and Glasgow. Clrcassla , Decem
ber 22 , 2 p. m. ; Ethiopia , , December 29 ,
7 p. m. Saloon , second class and
steerage , single or round trip tickets from
Now York or Chicago at reduced raini to the
principal Scotch , English. Irish and all conti
nental points. Tor money orders , drafts , out
ward or prepaid tickets apply to any of our
local agents or to Henderson Bros. . Chicago.
BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & U.
Ass'n , 1704 Bee bids. U. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. ASfi'N PAY
C , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old , always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam St. , Nattlnger , Sec.
515
COAL.
D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HI3 COAL
office to 209 U. llth St. , Brown block. CS2
BHERIDAN COAL , EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTE
for hard coal , and $3.50 ton cheaper. 1G05 Far-
cam atrect ; main entrance Board of Trade.
633
LOST ,
LOST , LADIES' I'OCKtVJTOOK CONTAINING
> 5.0D on 21th lC't ) ccnbii.ni-er ; and Blnney.
Finder will recel\ e rev.'anl liy leaving name nt
Hunter's grocery tore. , 1 910 11 *
LOST , LADY'S IlLACM * . POCKETUOOK , CON-
tnlnlng J.'i.OO , on 21th , l > cnnh/i Sponcei nnd Bln
ney. rindi-r will reoy\ir , ic\\ard by leaving
same at Hunter's grocef 'stfire. M957 13 *
WTOVE REPAIRS.
STOVE REPAIRS FOT { " W.OOO DIFFERENT
makes of stoves. Water attachment and con
nections a specialty.W120J Douglaa street.
Omaha Stove Repair TV.grlts , D50
ITOLEN TY PEWRITI RSlvfrt OFFERED FOR
eale should make you KUnlclous ; funny they
are mostly Smith's. Try one and you will
undersland uhy. Full line of supplies. Smith-
Premier Co. , 17th and t'Arapm , telephone-12SI.
, -j na - Mi-
CARPENTEHB ANDiBUILDERS.
. E. MORRILL , CARPENTER AND BUILDER ,
paper hanging and signs , brick \\oik and plas
tering. Olllcc , 4'J5 ' B , llth St. , telephone 40S.C37
C37
CORNICE.
WESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZED
Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mary's avc. G55D21
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND. N.
Y. Life , Omaha , Ask for circular. C61
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. P. GELLENBECK. BAKJOIST AND
teacher , 1810 California street. 814
BIC STOLES.
M. O. DAXON. 402 N. 16TII. 535
OMAHA JICYCLE CO. , 323 N. 10TII ST.
50
GRINDING.
RAZORS. SHEARS. CLIPPERS , SKATES ,
etc. A. L. Undeland. 100 S. 14th. Z.C3
DRESSMAJilNG.
IN FAMILIES , 4J1B GRANT.
tS7 D-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 713 N. It.
BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Dec
K. OMAIIA , Neb. Advice FHEB.
RAILWAI TIME CARD
Leaves iBUHLlNQTON & MO. ItlVEIUAirives
Oiphhal Union Uepot , 10th & Mason 8ta. | Omaha
10:16am Denver Exiirteg 9Marn :
455pm.Hlk. ; Hills. Mont. & I'ugot Snd. III. i:10pm :
4:3ipm : Denver Express 4:10pm :
C:45pm..Nebraska : Local ( except Hunclay ) . . 7:45pm :
8:15tm..Lincoln : ; Local ( except Sunday.lliiJam )
Leaves IC1UOAUO. UUKl.INU 1'U.N Ac 1 ] i Arrives
OmnhalUiilon Depot. IQIh & Hasan Sts I Omnha
4 : < 5pm Chlcaco Vestibule vxj.im : !
> :4&am : Chicago express 4:20pra :
7Wpin : Chicago and Iowa Local 8uu.un :
U : 5am Pacllle Junction Ixical CilOpm
. MIL. & UT. 1'AUL.IArrlves
OtnalialUnlon Depot , 10t' > & Mason 8ts. | Omaha
"C:00m : Chlcaco Limited 9:30nm :
llilOam..Chicago Express ( ex. bun. ) . . . . C'.lSprc
Leaves IClllCAUO & NO1UHWESVN. I Arrives
Om 'ii > | U. 1 * . Depot. 10th ft Mmon Bis ) Omaha
If.OSam Knstein Kxnreis 6:3i : > i > m
4:00pm : Vestlbuled Limited SMJam
CKam : Mo. Valley Local 10:30pm :
t4ipm ! Omaha Chicago .Special tilSpni
Leaves I CHICAGO , It. L'4 J-AClt'lC. | Arrlvca
OmalialUnlon Depot. 10tiMaaou ) Hts. | Omaha
EAbT.
lliOOam..Atlantic Eicress ( ex. Sunday ) , . , 0OJprn ;
6:2Spm : NlKht Kxpress SiSOain
4:10pm..Chicago : VeatlbUled Limited. ! . . lMpm :
U ; 5pm..Oltlahoma Exp. ( tua P. ex Sun..ll:30pm
"
6IIam.Oklahoma : & Tcis Er. ( ex. Sun..ll:30pm ) :
I'.lOpm Colorado fLImlted 4:00pm :
Leaves I C. , 8T7 irTll. & O. lAtrlvcj
' OnialioJ Depot 151hand _ | ycBater 81s. I Oir.alia
9JOam..Nebraska : I'aessngor ( daily ) , . . , 8:15pm :
4:3Spm..Sioux : City r.xpress ( ex. Sun..ll:50am ) :
6lOpm ! at. raul/i.lmUoiS.t 9lOam :
, . . .
Depot 18th andJ Vijluter His.
"Leaves ! K. C. , ST. J , iFc. li. ( Arrives"
OmnhalUnlon DfpoJ , 10th & Mason Stt. } Omalia
tt5am : Kar.fum City Day Einrpss , . ' . . . C:10pm :
* L av5 j MISSOUHI"I'ACIFIC. . [ Arrived
Omahal Depot 15th and Webster Sts. | Omaha
t4iam ; St. Louis ixpress 6:00am :
:50pm. : . . St. Louis Express C.OSpm
HlOpm Nebraska Local ex. Bun. )
Leaves ] HIOUX ClTY & PACiriO | Arrli J
Omahal Depot lith and Webster Sts. I Omaha
eUupm .St. 1'aul Limited. > SMOam
Leaves ! SIOUX CITY & 1'AClVlC. TXrrtves"
jpmahalUnlon Depot lOth & _ Hason 8ts. ) Omaha
CTuam . . .bluiu City 1'umenter . li4Jpm ) ;
, .Ht. 1'aul Limited . MJam
Lojives | 'UNION 1'ACIt'IC. " ' ( Arrives
Omaha ] Union Depot. lOlli & Mason Sts. | Omaha
10 00am . Kearney llxpresj , . . . . , . . . S:45um :
liltpm . Overland Flyer . 6:3jprn :
SilSpm.Beatrlce & StromibgEx.ex.Sun ( ) . J : 5pm
I : > 0pm . 1'acino Express . 10:65am :
Fast Mall . tilOpra
WA.I1A8H 1UILWAY. [ ArriviT
maJiajUnlon Depot. IQlti tt Mason Bta. | Omah *
liipia : at. Louis Caaooa Hall U. pm
This extraordinary Rejuvcnator li the mnsl
wonderful discovery of the BKO. It hns been
endorsed by tholcadlngnclentltictncn ofKutopa
KUd America.
U it < 1 y n n 13
purely vege
table.
Itudjan Btops
Picmatufcr.css .
of the discharge
In aj clnj'3.
Cures
'
BEl'OBS
Constipation , Dlzzlncja , Fnllliifr Bentatlon %
Nervous Twitching of the oycs und o.her J aits.
Strengthens , Invlsorntes nnd tones tl.o cntlro
Bystom. llndyun cures Debility , Ncrvousncrs ,
Emissions , and ficvclopes nnd restores weak
organs. Talus In the buck , loses by day 01
night nrobtopped quickly. Over i,000 ! private
endorsements.
Prenmturcuesainimislmpotenpy In the first
Btago. ItlsnfyiniitomoftemlnalweaUne'sniid
b.arrcnne83. It can be stopped In 20 daya by the
use of Hud van. , , ,
The new discovery wtsnado by the Special
ists ofthoold famous Uiutrun Mudical IiiHll-
tutu. His thostrongeit vltallzcr made. It la
Very powerful , but harmless , fold for fl.CO a
pacKngoor ti packages for 5.00 ( [ plain scaled
\VrIttengunrantfOglvenforncure. ) . If
you buy six boxes and aio not entirely cured ,
six morowlllbosenttoyonfrco of all charges.
Sand for circulars and testimonial * . Addicss
HUDSOfl MEDICAL INSTITUTE ,
1032 MARKET ST. ,
SAN FRANCISCO , CALIFORNIA.
At a good restaurant
. . . ° * . . . . . >
von often onlrfi' Ihosoclt'lleatncII.ilie.s with do-
llcloim BIUC"S. which you do not hnvo nt
home. Hut did It uyur occur to j on that with
Liebig COMPAjxlY'S
EXTRACTOFBEEF
nn n slockqr banls. yon could have Ilioao very
tllHhc.sinndo In your o\vn kitchen ?
Miss- Marie Parloa
tclln yo how. ,
t 100 of norrcolpei lent postpaid
by Uaiichy ft Co. , ' . ' 7 1'arlt
1'lace , Now York.
Cures the effects of
self-abuse , excesses ,
emissions , Impotency ,
\arlcocclo and const'pi-
tlon , One dollar n l ix ,
Blx for J3. For sale by
THE GOODMAN DRUG
CO. and LESLIE &
LESLIE , Omaha , Neb.
Curio Case
Wo can only Rive n rough Idea of the
shnpe of tills cabinet ; Ha decoration and de
tail nre beyond nny attempt of the engraver
The entire cabinet Is finished In fcolld ma-
hotrony nnd marrjuettry.
Kvery openlns , panel nnd Joint Is framed
In brass , Hrass bands , collnrn nnd mouldings
of the most elaborate character hnve bs
employed.
The cabinet within Is carpeted with slllc
tapestry of a rare floral pnttern. IleneatU
the lloor la nn enclosed cabinet for private
treasures. The back of the cabinet la lined
with rich plush , and the shelves are cov
ered with the same material. The glass
front in double-curved ,
It Is one of the beat curio cabinets wu
have ever offered.
Wo nro showing many new nnd novel
styles In that always useful article , the
"Parlor Cabinet. " The assortment now In
perfect will It be so a week later ? Make
your selection now whllo our stdck Is com
plete ,
Charles Shiverick & Co.
FURNITURE of Every Oo3crptlD.I !
Temporary Location ,
J2OO anil J''OH LtHttylna Straal.
HOTEL BLOCK.
-Mr"it" /'TTWC1 IVMirirjtircuiiilnrii / . (
±
W
l t/UxbiU Trrlloru HVI'IU/.IH.
It ) ou don't believe we ran euro your c&s ,
. oniB to our onice and see vvhat e can do far
you. We are the rnly specialists who will take
> our case on small weekly pj > m nts and fur *
nlih all medicine * free. Connultatlon free. Cor
respondence solicited. Cure guaranteed In CO to
ID < laya ORIce open on Wednesday and Saturday
erenincs. from 1 to t. Office hours t'3Q a. m. tu
CIO p. m. DIN8MOOR REM1SDY CO. .
Room lit , New York Life Building. Omaha. ,
UM Uaiaolo Tempi * , Chicago ,
FOUR ACES DID THE QUEENS
Judge Baxter Listening to the Details of n
Poker Gamo.
WOES OF A MAN WIID TOYED WITH A TIGER
Mot tlio I1rnn In It * Drnvor I.ulr nnd Now
Them U n Suit In tliu Courts
An iiiti-ViiUlnt | ; lilted
Judge Baxter Is ho.trlni ; Hie case of Samuel
Meyer against the Union Stock Yards
National bank and the Nebraska hlvo Stock
Commission company cf South Omalm In a
suit to recover the sum of $13D allcsed to be
duo on a check muJo to Thomas Moody , n
live stock dealer.
Behind this suit there Is < | ulto a little
story of how Moody got fleeced out of the
money while on a visit to Denver , and after
losing tlio money ho stopped the payment of
the check. From allldavlts In the case It
seems that some tlmo ago Mr. MooJy visited
Denver , nnd In the course of hU wanderings
around the city , stopped Into "Soapy"
Smith's place on Market street. This place
Is conducted as a cigar store , but In the
rear of the store there la n small green
covered table over which many of the hang
ers on whllo away their time In ascertain
ing the value of four aces and full houses.
This Is what they were doing when Moody
dropped In. Ho wanted to be sociable , and
after Inquiring the limit of the stakes and
the ante ho pulled out a wad of green
backs nnd took a hard In the game of poker.
Ho met with varying success for a time ,
until dually he diew four queens. Ho was
Eiira that this was n winning hand , and he
determined to spring a coup on the moun
taineers. Ho would just give them a touch
of high life , so to speak. Ho didn't have
money enough to play ns high as ho wanted
to , and offered thecheck. . None of the
players would cash the piece of paper , but
finally Smith did so , and Mr. Moody bet
the whole amount on the hand. When It
came to n show down It was found that one
of his opponents held four aces , and ho
scooped In the big pot , whl o Moody didn't
have money enough to buy a night's lodg-
ItR. Ho protested that the game was not
on the square , but to no purpose. Tlio check
\\as turned over to Mr. Meyer , who tent It
to Soutli Omaha for collection , but before It
was paid Mr. Mnody protested against pay
ment , and now iuc/or Is trying to bring the
aid of the courts to his assistance to recover
the cash. In his own behalf , Moody alleges
thai ho Is not a gambler , nnd Is unused to
the dark ways of running up a cold dock.
In the afternoon Moody's nttorrey present
ed an nllldnvlt fiom the defendant to the
effect that ho had been drugged In one cf
the saloons near Smith's place and did not
know anything from " until G o'clock on that
day. Ho Is of the firm belief that some of
Smith's gang spotted him as \lctlin on his
arrival In the city , and arranged matters so
that ho was drugged and then they robbed
him of the check. Ho denied signing or giv
ing the check to any one for any purpose
whatever. Ho alleges that the check must
have been stolen from him wlillo ho was In
a dazed condition. Expert testimony was
given to show that there was considerable
resemblance In different slg atures made by
Moody and the one endorsing the check
which was the subject of controversy.
Judge Baxter held that the cheek had not
boon feigned by Moody and that the phlntlff
had not fully established Moody's Identity
as the man who ga\e the check to Smith.
He also held that Moody was entitled to the
money which the check calls for , and ho
dismissed the cases , against the Stock
Yaids bank and ths Nebraska Live Stock
Commission company. He will retain the
money In his possession for some tlmo yet ,
ns the plaintiffs gave notice that they would
fllo a motion for a new trial.
fitolcn by Dm Hired -Man.
Frank Baker Is a well-to-do farmer living
near I'ender , Neb. He conducts his farm on
money making principles , and until recently
had a husky hired man'In his employ. One
day last week Dakar knocked oft from work
for a fe.v days , and with his \vlfu , went to
visit some friends , leaving the hired man In
charge of everything. The hired man Im
proved the opportunity , caused by the ab
sence of his emiVjyer , to largely lncic ! > o his
bank account. He loaded up a bunch of
fine , fat hogs and took them to Wlnslde ,
where he so'd ' them at a good figure. Then
ho went back nnd stofu about everything of
moveable value In the house , packed all In
a box and shipped them to Omaha. Ho came
down after them ThursJay night , but in some
manner he had received a "hunch" tunt an
olllccr was on the lookout for the claimant of
the goods. Constable Allen was at the depot
with a writ of replevin , and n warrant for
the arrest of the hired man , but his bird
was too wary , and failed to fchow up , so he
had to take the poods and let the tnicf get
away. The hogs were located In the South
Omaha stock yards , where they were ra-
plevlned by Mr. Baiter before they could
find their way Into Mr. Cudahy's big packing
house and be made up Into sausage and
hams.
hliocp II id hituyeil r'ur , Fur Avvny.
George W. Boyer nnd Charles W. McCoy
have commenced suit against Charles H.
Reynolds and Andrew D. Hullt to compel
them to make an accounting of the business
done by nil of the parties under the firm
name of Charles D. Reynolds & Co. Ths firm
was organized for the purpose of buying and
selling live block and during the past summer
A
Severe
Winter
is especially trying to people
with weak lungs. The great
est care must be exercised and
every liability to cold carefully
guarded against. Should a
cold be contracted , followed
by a hacking cough , fickld ap
petite and the o'hsr well
known symptoms of consump
tion , use should at once be
made of
A sc'cntific preparation of
OZONIZED COD LIVER OIL , with
GUAIACOL
THE KIND PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE
It contains the elements nec
essary for a speedy return to
health , The Oil supples the
required , nutrition , the Gtiaia-
col destroys the tuberculosis
germ , while the Ozone fur
nishes rhc active principal of
life. It is superior to all other
remedies for the cure of con
sumption , and is easy to take
FOR SALE BY
KUHN & CO. ,
10th and Douglas 8troot8
OMAHA.
here were purchased 5,000 head of Colorado
and Mpxleun theep , which were taken up Into
vestern Nebraska nnd South Dakota , where
a portion of the animals were sold at a Rood
irollt. The plaintiffs allege that they have
not yet received their share of the procefda
and ask for on cqnltnblo adjustment. The
court has Issed an order restraining the de
endnnts from disposing of any of the property
itnd to prevent lieynoKls from leaving Douglas
county. Reynolds denies that such a firm lias
? ver been In existence nnd will make answer
o the suit before January 14.
( tunic \\lin from Hunk.
The Charlei McDonald buik of North
I'latto recovered } S9I from the I'.icltcrs Na
tional bank of South Omnha In Judge lllalr's
court yesterday afternoon. It was n suit tn
recover tjtls ttmounl In behalf of Abshlro &
? onway of North IMnttpvlio arc patrons ot
the McDonald bank , The evidence went to
show that on the > 3d of lait August Abshlro
Conwny shipped two carloads of cattle lo
.he commission ( Inn of lloytr & Co. of .South
Omaha. This llrm cold the cattle and clo-
msllod the money In the 1'nckers National
subject to payment to the North 1'latte Ship
pers through their bank. The nc.xt day the
[ 'ackers National discovered that lloyer &
. had overdrawn their account , so they
! tit held on to the money to prevent nny
losslble loss. The North I'latto bank tried
o collect the money , nnd on bulng refused
payment began suit lo recover It. The Jury
wrought In a verdict for tlio full amount.
Coii lili < nilily I'.tttMl DIIVVII.
\ ] ury In Judge llla'r's court awarded Krank
lohnson $1 jesterday for the damages
sustained on account of being arrested by
Officer Arnold on June 2 , lSKi. !
On the above dite Olflcsr Arnold was palrol-
ng a beat In the lower end of the city nnd ho
alleges that ho saw n man wandering around
n an aimless manner. He suyj that the man
could not glvo his nnmc or any account ot
ilmself , so he sent him to the police otatlon
'or ' sale keeping. Friends of Johnson teen s-
cured his release and he was not prosecuted
under any charge. Sometime ago Johnson
lied a suit for J 1,000 damages against the po >
Iceman nnd Ms bondsmen and secured the
verdict as stated.
of thn ( . 'nnrH ,
Sheriff Drexcl has net yet liken Sam I'ayna
o the penitentiary as has bo n rspirted.
The Meyer Hellman administrator case U
still occupying the ntlcnllon cf Judge Dullle.
John L. Webster has brought suit flgajnat
ho Hank of Commerce to recover fees which
! i alleges tire duo him for legal services ,
Unlge Ambrose Is hearing the case.
Today Judge Keysor will hand down the
leelilons In the following coses : Charity
Smith vs Divld Mount , Ann K. Campbell va
M. J. McCafticy , Novel Markwood vs F. W.
Kitch , Samuel Hllchle vs C. Uowley.
George \V. 1'ayno has commenced suit In tie !
llstrlct court against 1'hllo Hmnsey to re
cover $1G7039 and Interest due on a Judgment
vlileh ho was awarded In Mexico In 1891 , but
which his never b-en paid.
Dr. James A. Kelly of South Omaha was
nrrosttJ yesterday on complaint of Klmcr K.
Miller , who caused a warrant to be Issued by
Justice- Smith charging Kelly with practicing
ncdlclne nnd surgery without flrH having
iiroonrod a state license ns required by law ,
Dr. Kelly has been practicing medlclno In the
Magic City for the past several years.
Judge Ferguson Is hearing the divorce suit
of Fannie Page ngtliut Rlam M. Page. The ,
iletalls are not fit for publication. Mrs. Page
ulleges cruel conduct , neglect nnd divers
other reasons why slio should have a legal
separation from Ivlam. All of the evidence
was not In when court adjourned last night ,
nnd Judge Ferguson continued the hearing
until Monday morning.
Whllo walking along North Seventeenth
street on the 24th of last Juno , John Flem
ing stepped on a defective place In the side
walk nnd was thrown against a telegraph
po'e with such force ar to cause him great
bodily Injury. John says that ho Is an clec-
trotyper and can earn $20ft per month , but
his lilnchs prevented him from working for
soma weeks. The full laid him tip and his
uoctor's bill amounted to ? 1GO , For the loss-
of his time nnd suffering John wants the
city to pay him $5,500 and costs , for which
amount ho has begun suit In the "district
court against the municipality.
Catarrh Is n constitutional disease. Hood's
Sarsaparllla Is n constitutional rem.dy. It
cures catarrh. Glvo It a trial.
CLOSF.D THE SESSION.
Mnsoin Hold Their Aniitml Meotlnff nnil
P.locc Olllrorfl.
The grand chapter of Nebraska lloyal Arch
Masons concluded the annual session Thursday
light. Tlio motlns was held In Masonic hall ,
Sixteenth street nnd Capitol avenue , where the
lollowlr.g oflcrs [ were elected : Frank 13. Hul-
lard. North Platte , G. H. I' . ; C , J. I'helps ,
Schuyler , D. G. II. 1' . ; C. C. Illttenhotise ,
Hastings , 0. K.j n. H. Henry , Columbus , O.
S. ; W. T. Whllmarsh , Omaha , G. C. ; J. J.
Mercer , Omaha , C. II. ; James OInsmore. Heb
ron , G. P. S. ; George B. Whitman , Oxford , G.
H. A. C. ; J. 8. Harmon , Tecumsch , G. M. T.
V. ; H. A. Thnrton , Lexington , G. M , S. V. ;
JV. . Maynard , Omaha , G , M. F. V. ; Jacob
King , IMpilllon , G. S.
Lait evening n banquet was given by the
lied Cross at Masonic hall. It was followed
by a ball. A large number of society people
of Omaha and other cities In the state par-
tic pated. _
Tor a morning nip a bottle of Cook's Extra
Dry Imperial Champagne Is the thing. H will
muko a wiener of you.
TH Y CANNOT AGBEE.
Conimlisloiii'r.i Ajjnln Postpanii Srlootlnn ot
n Now I'lrn Chliif.
The selection of n new chief of the flro
department Is still In prospective. The
Uourd of Fire and I'ollco CommlHalonera
held unothcr executive session yesterday
afternoon , but when the doors were opened
they announced that no notion had been
lukcn nnd thnt the matter sf.od exactly
where it did before the meeting1. Thcro was
evidence of a decided dlffcrulico of opinion
on tlva fncos of the members , nnd they
hurriedly separated nftcr tlio manner of
inc-n who bud cntliely failed to net to-
irotlicr
When Mr. Hcdell flrat arrived In Omnha It
was expected that he would be eli-i-ttil at
otife. It la now claimed Hint Mr. HlrlcUlcr
Is not prepared to vuto for Mr. Itedcll , and
B.A Mr. Coburn nmltet no secret of the fact
that ho Is for Mr. Sailer lh matter will
bo allowed to haw ? flro until Mr. Smith recovers -
covers fiom bin recent Injury and can ba
present. Mr. iinlter'H friends nto cxertlllfT
all their Inllucnco In his behalf. Mr. Iledell
went b.ick to Phlcngojaat nlclit.
The popularity of Chamberlain's Cough
Uemedy nnd the high esteem In which It is
held leads us to believe It to bo an nrtlcla of
great \vorth and mcilt. We have this pleas-
tire of giving the experience of three promi
nent citizens cf Rcdondo IJeach , Oal. . In the
nso of the remedy. Mr. A. V. Trtidcll saya :
"I have always recelvtd prompt relief vvhon
I used Chamberlain's Cough Kpwdy. " Mr.
.lanua Orchard says : "I nm satUflcd that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy curfd my
cold " Mr J. M. Hatcher says : "For three
yearj I Imva used Clmmbsrla n's Cough Uem
edy In my family and Its results have alvvayj
been eatlsfactory.
Spnrtlni ; ( ! iin lp.
The cportlng department In very lull , con-
talnlng all the late gorislp nf the turf , a
iplntcd budget of wheel ncw.i , a review nf
the late foot ball season , uhootlninuws K.I lor o
and a complete and Intereillni ; coinpeiulluiu
of local athletics of all kinds.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou
bles. Trial size , 25 cents. All druggists.
IU'.AI/1'V M.\llKii. :
INST11UMKNT8 placed on recent Dec. 13 ,
IS94 :
Ellen Wntts nnd liu lmn < l to I , HoliUun ,
luls I tu anil C 41 frrt loin C f > 10 , l > lni > U
U. Waterloo , , , . . . } 1,000
A L Norbcru ami hunbanj to ! ' IVoj.l I , lot
D , Muck 11. Orchnrd Hill DM
Tliomaa Hoctnr und wife to J U Wnltuiv , n
W feft. let 13 , Mock 61. Houth Omalm . . . . . 890
Q H Muck and wife to U r Adams Cu , lot
21 , lil' lt 6 , Walnut IIHI . . . . . . . . 1,000
Ni'llle I1 Wllllsmit to II O Hand , I IH 24 und
23. Htevvart 1'Uce , , 1.500
J K Mrllrlile nnd wife to I * J Ilamimn , lots
,6 ami 7 , Mock S. Wt-st fumlnrf tV
John Hcluiinoclifr to OV Cook , lot I , liloclt
t , Durton'x suMlv. . , , , , . . , . , , , . , , , 109
Q A Ntlinn to Jovphln > I'lUviT , Vs lot 12.
Wofk 'A , " l'io"iu"l I'loco . . . , , 7W
llclDirilltan I ml and Trust company to
Alfred Mayliew , lot i , block t , IJurr IMai-o W
Total amount of UnnsUrs. . , . , . , .HIV