THE OMAHA DAILY JIKTS : .irpIPAY. PEOJSMBEfl ( i , 1395.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
Advert iNPinrnlN for IlirVc column *
Trill lie Inken until 12t.1O it. in. far
DIG e rnltiir nml until 8 ] i. lu. for tlio
iiioriilnu nml Siimlny edition * .
Ailvrrllnpra , lijreinr < liiff n iiniu-
1 ril olieek , cni lin-o nimiTpm ml-
OrpNNpil to 11 iiiinilii-rril trttrr In
if TinIloc. . Annnrm no nililrc
rvlll ! ilpllvprril upon itrptt
if tillcliook only. llute * , 1 l-2o n
Moril llrnt ItiHprtlniu 1o n mini
Iliprpiiftcr. Notlilnit tnUrii for loan
tlmn 2"p for flrM liiNprlloii. TliPHC
nitvprlliiriiirndi iniiiil lie run cnnncen *
lively.
\VANTII > MALI ? iini.r.
WAN'TIH ) . LIVE. INTF.t.LtflENT AOKNTfl IN
Omatm to orsnnlzp club * of Ihrw to nvo raml-
UPS of our famous Orchard Hnmw Ifiml * In
central MlntMlnnl. The IM < - of IrmnlRrntlrm
h Kolns mniih , whore- there nre no liot wlmi ,
no cold w Intern , no hllzrardB. ni crop failure-is
wh re two or three crer * " " " . 'f ' m'1 ' ; nc"
jcnr ; where tlicro In no men thins n § fnlluri *
if R man will work one-half n * hard n IIP iloes
In thin country : cool Mimmern. mlle winters
mire t-n > lnR crops of frnlti anil Rnrden truck
rlcheol neil on cnrth : twit rnllwov facilities ! .
OM. W. Ames , Kcnernl agent , 1017 rnrnnm n ,
Ornalin. H-411
17500 TO HOO.OO rnn MONTH SELLING Tiir
niilff Double Retort OH On llmneri can I"1
ptflccil In nny co'k or heatlnK ntovc or fnrnnec
It produce * n perfect nnturnl RH lire : lictteran-l -
cheaper tlmn conl or woml. For tcniii mlilri-M.
Bay City Not city Co. . Work * , llay CUv XMeh.
SOLICITORS WANTED FOR OMAHA : ALSO
mnnnRcra onlMe rounlry. Entirety now ROO.II. .
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411 Bheeloy Mock. n-M ,
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IM TO JIM SALARY PAID SALESNIEN TOH
experience not n ' ary"urn. . in-
.lucemenM to customers. IlUhop & K ] " ? , , ; '
U-MMI 1)87
LotiK Mo , -
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uHfrnfaaT"MANurACTi'uiNo cosriuN :
wants flrf-l-clans nernti Ktril opportunity for the
rlRhl | . .orn. . Address Hlialn CD. , '
plrect , N. Y. II MSB
WANTED. A HURT-CLASS 1IATID WOOD 1 LN-
lnher : nne who lim Imil experience on lounKO
\\ork prefened. Ail lrp Mnrtln & TnUe. St.
Jiwpli. .Mo. H-Mj.0 7
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WANT131) . A MAN OF IIDUCATION. A 1 A1'-
npiiennince , ifood references. We will | mv
llliernl unlary to micli n man ; ncnlresa nt
once , U 8. lleo olllce. _ li u72-C
BAI.IS.MIN TO TAKH ounntts AND coi -
lect ; JOO.irt Ixwl BlKneil by 11 liuslnena firm re-
iiulreil ; i-xclu lxe territory : $ ! 500.to . J.V ) W
weekly , l 'or pirtlculara ailJrca I' . O. lnIKil. .
New York City. 11-M576 6'
Kn l'M3MAM3 HELP.
ELKOANT f'AlllNCT 1'llOTOS. z.oo rnn
iloren. Dnvlea , 113-115 So. IClll Ft. C 2
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. GOOD. COMl'R-
tent Klrl for general housework In small family
reference ! ! ; Clerman prcferrnl ; KOO-1 place for the
rlxlit Gill. Apply nt : GM Half Howard it.
C M33S
WANTED. EXPERIENCED OIRL 1OR OEN-
ernl liouiM'wnrk : refercncfa icqulrtMl. Mre K.
' Kokawnter. 1711 DUUKHH | st. C 540
GIRL rOH MONTANA : 7 WOMHN HOTHL
c , , ki. ! JM oo ; chambermaids , dlnlne room Rlrli ,
KiMirral house girls. Canadian Olllci1. 1522
. 0-M5S2 8
WANTHD. COMPirrnNT NUIISI5 GIRL ATZTOS
Capitol n\enue. " C MfiSO h
KOH III3NT HOUSES.
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HOUSUS. F. If. DARLING , BARKER IH.OCIC.
IIOUST.S IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. F. DavlB Company , 1M3 Karnam. D-411
IIOUsIFOR RENT : DI3AUT1FUL
ten roi > tni < . elegantly furnished , hot
water hent , latmdiy , HtaMo , carriage , etc.
Thos. F. Hall , 016 Pnxton block. D-415
STANFORD C1RCI.K COTTAGEH. C ROOMS ,
nil modern. Rai , fuel. Apply Ujron Reed Com
pany. 212 So. 14th at , D 410
HOUSES. IIENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 15T1I ST.
HOUSES , G. O. WALLACE , 312 JJROWN RLK.
D-418
FOR RENT. NICELY , FURNISHED HOUSE OP
ftlKht rooms , licsldea ulcovo anil bathroom , nouth
front , with all conveniences. Inquire 2COS Half
Ilownul tit. D 237
M SO. 21ST AVE. , U-UOOM MODERN HOUSE ;
ynnl S30xlC5'fcct , J. N. Ficnzcr. opposite 1' . O.
D Ml 10
> OH 6 ROOMS , CLOSETS , WATER. COS N. 13.
. . . .D-S74 DtO
123 HOUSES , ALL SIX ES AND PARTS OF
city. F. D. Wead , 10th nnd Douulas fcts.
D-M93 ! D13 _
FOR RENT , 3-ROOM HOUSE , S. E. COR. 23D
and Claike , D-13'J
KOlTllTlNf , HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE
city.
Special , ttl So. 2Ctli uve.
416 No. 31 t t.
411 No. 31st et. I
40S No. 19th ft.
All modern conveniences ; cheap for winter
months , llrennan , Lo c & Co. D M3IS D2i
610 NO. 23TH. ROOM COTTAGE.
1C23 No. Mth , 5-i com llni. nice.
1 M N. 19th , S-ioom brick.
601 No. 17th. 8-room brick.
Om.ilin Real Ertate & Trust Co. , 211 S. 15th.
roil RENT. T-ROOM MODERN FLAT. LANOE
block. COS So. 13tll. D MI05 D
BIX-ROOM"IIODIIIN HOUSE. KMirlY PLA"c5' ,
ISth south of MnnJeriion. D MI81-7 *
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I "OH KENT. HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS , MO1J-
orn comenlcnceH : veiy luiiuly ( n buslne ? , En-
qiilie ofD T. Mount , 2M . lOHi St. I-t38
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FOR IlKNT , r.-HOOM COTTAGE rURNISHET )
coniplctu for honscktoplnK. I10.0J. AiMrcfs O 7 ,
Hi : D-MI-10 *
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I AND 9-HOOM "llOPSES ON PARNAM AND 3-
room IIOUKCH on 2'M nml I.cmeimortli , chenii.
Jno. W. IloLblns. 211 N. Y. Life bldff. I
D-56J
DESlKAULllE K-ROOM IIOL'HE : J15.00 I'EIl
month. J. 1 % llarton , 2610 Capitol aM-nin- .
D OCC-10 *
NEAT COTTAGE OP BIX ROOMS AND
\\illi moilein comcnliMioeH. attrnctlva location ,
ftmr IMncUK fiiiin rlty h.ill. Apply en prem-
IhtM , HJ H. 17lh HI. _ T. J. rit/.inorrla. D "Q
FOR RENT , VIJRV NICELY FURNISHED
tuIcK irnldinee ; all muli'in ImprnM'nienti , ren-
trully located. limulio Meicei Hotel tilllce.
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FOR RKNT. S.ROOM COTTAGE , NO. 2s FAR-
mm nt , Milton Itotteri , ' .Solid. D 575
T\VO SIX-JIOOM TLATP. 413 AND 419 SO. 11TII
Kt , , coiner of llovviuM. Enquire at It. 3H ,
J > 'li t Nat'l llnnU lailldlnff. D 573-n
Kdll HK.NT I'tltMSIirj ) UOO.M.S.
THREE ItOO.M.-i FOR HOUHHKEEI'INO TO
limn and wile ; u-iit taken In board. 319 N. 17th
E
BOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO ; PRIVATE
family. 203) ) St. Mary's av < nue , E M512
FURNISHED ROOMS. )4 a. iTH
Bteain livalril.
FI'RNIKHED lOOMS FOR MOIIT
IdH-plntf at I il3 Dodge St.
FRO.Vr ROOM WITH ALCOVR , MODERN ,
W7 H. ! ; th nve. IJ 547
FURNISHED ROOM. ! 5 MONTH. 1910 FARNAM.
E-M30) '
i.'tni.M.siir.n HOOMS AM > iio.vitn.
NH'ELY FL'RNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD ?
rates nMnonuLle. The it out' , 2i)20 ) llnrnov m.
F-.M751 D8 <
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HOARD AT JJOO PER WEEK , EOtAi7Vo ANY
111 rlty , IIS Hd. iih st. HurU nnii loom , 11.00.
Plonifr Hou , Tlioin.m O'Connor ,
_ _ F JI3II DJ
JIOOMJ WITH HOARD. STKAM HEAT. THE
181 CAPITOL AVL'NUli WARM
nionia. WARMF M503 15 *
FOIl Jir.NT STOIIKN AM ) OKFIOM.S ,
VQ\\ \ RENT -THE 4-KTORV IIRIC1C Ilt'ILDINQ
at CID I amain alieet. 'lliln LulldliiK ha u tll .
pi oof cement hatenifiit , cnmielo | | Hlvam heat ,
injllxturm , uulor nn all HC-OIH , ui ; , it ? . Ap
ply nl the. oilleu of Thu live. . i-aiu
W.t.N'J'UII.
AOBNTSVANTEDJIEN AND WOMEN
clear IWWv.'iMy with our Ubor as ir n
( anlly na ICD.OO monthly In other lines : ? ? . ' > )
uniilea | free. The ecklnit lm ; n im nhuulil
a.Mre .with atainp , Mtnlll Jlfe Co. , ( A M ) ,
IS Canal lreel , Chlc.iKO. J-1H-D1C
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VANTED TO RENX TWO OI TIUUJ"FI7r. : !
nlhhoil or imfuriilnhed IXMIIIU In KounUv Place
lth lu-at for llKhl hoiiMketjiini ; MI tounl. Ad.
iluMil. . E , llonrdlct JJ13llt Hi.
Hi.U
U . ' 7I-0'
-FRANK E\VERS , \RNEY
STO11AOIJ AXli UAllfllOlHI ! t'U.
( OS 51' ) fnvt. Q.-aerul * twutv : iij : ii i\\ u Un ; .
M-4J
WANTHI1-TO
WANTED. TO RUT DIAMONDS FOR CASH
tnuit be n bargain. AdJrt O 6 ll e.
N-MS51 F3
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A RESIDENCE I'ROPKRTY 1XR Rl'OT CAS1
eontrnlly locatfl or on car line. AddreM I ) , 34
IJ 3-1 dtreet , Fremont. Nb. N-M5SI
von. .s.\i.i > -noit.sis , WAtsoxs , KTC
FOR SALE , FINE SHETLAND STALLION
nldo Shetlnnd mure pony , well brok to rlda o
drive. Address Geo. Forbes , Osceola. In.
I'-MMS 7
KOI i -MI.SCIII.AMOUS. .
HARD WOOD. 4 AND S-FOOT FENCE FOR
corn cribbing. C. R. L e. Ml Douglas.
Q-4U
FI'RNITURE ll.ROOM HOFSE. FtLL ? FIRST
clans boardcra. Inquire at store , G24 H. Ifth.
Q-MS49-D3'
SKATES , ALL SI7.ES. SS TENTS TO * t < W
Omaha Ulcycle Co. , J23 N. Kill. CJ-M340
FOR SALE7 NE\V8INOER SEwNO MA
chine ; chcnp. Address G a , Uee. Q-M533 8 *
MISCHLLA.VnOUS.
HOOK RINDING. THE RURKLEY PRINTING
Co. , 114 nnJ US North 15th street. R-1S6-D18
FOR RKNT. IRRIGATED FARM ; MILE F1U
Omaha ; ymi can clenr 175.00 an acre. H. H
Hirdpr & Co. , lire IlulMlliu. Il-r.3l-S
CLAIHVOYAXTS.
MRS. DR. H. WARREN. CLAIRVOYANT. RE
liable buxlncsi medium ; Sill year al 119 N. 16th
S 421
JIASHAOn , IIAT11S , KTC.
MADAME SMITH , N. E. COR. 1CTH AND
Douglas , room 11 , second flx > r ; mnssaec & baths
T M1C1-C *
MME. AMES FORMERLY OF ST. LOUIH. MAP
Eago nnd baths. CU7 S. 13th HI. , 2d floor , room 10
T M199 7
MME , HOWELL. TURKISH AND ELECTRIC
tatlis. Finest parlors In city. 313-324 S. ISlti.
T MS04 31'
MADAME GRACE LEON. ELECTRIC. MAS
Kigc : bath parlors healthful nnd refreshing. 41
Soutn llth , upstairs , pallors 2 nnd 3.T .
T M517 7
PERSONAL.
VIAVI CO. . 348 REE HLDG. . HEALTH I1OOI
free ; home treatment ; lady attendant. U 423
11ATHS , MASSAGETxiME. POST , 319Vi S. 15TII
tI-425
FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED I1AUMLEY"
17th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone , 411.
U-427
I1ELLE EPPERLY CORSET MADE TO ORDEl
a I 1PM Fnrnnm. Agcnlg wanted. U 3S2-DJ5 *
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS. BICYCLES
jewelry , etc. ; strictly confidential. P. O. box 326
U 103
WANTED , PARTY TO ADOPT A HAIU BOY
3 months old. G B. IJce. U M513 9
9IOM3V TO LOA.V HKAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y
Life. Loans nt low rates for choice security In
Ncbinska & Iowa farms or Omalm city propert >
W 4 28
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. TIIE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1M5 Fnrnam nt. W 423
6 I'ER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. fat ma. W. II. Melkle , Omaha
W 430
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 Farnam.
W 431
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Hrunnan , Love & Co. , Paxton lllk
W 432
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 923 N. Y. LIFE
W 433
MORTGAGES , G. O. WALLACE , BROWN BLK
W 434
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED'CIT\
property. W. Funuun Smith & Co. , 1320 F.irnan
W 433
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW RATES.
J. D. Zlttle , 16th nnd Douglas , Omaha.
W 430
FARM LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SARPY. 1 TO
10 > ears ; low rates. Qarvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. L
W-437
MOXEY TO LOAN" CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS
noises , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; yoi
c.in pay the loan off ut any time or In an'
nmount.
nmount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 S. 16th st.
st.X43S
X-43S
MONEY TO LOAN , 30 , 60. 90 DAYS ; FURNI-
ture. planoj , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , Darker
block- . X 43 }
' IIUSI.VESS
FOR SALE A J3.000 STOCK OF IMPLEments -
ments , J300 stock of confectionery. } 300 butcher
bhop ; a good livery business ; good opening In
any of these lines ; all In good town. Also
sonic line Improved nnd unimproved farms In
Missouri. Kansas nnd Nebraska to exchange
for cattle or western Iowa lands. Oaks &
Jackson , Silver City , la. Y 699-D1P
FOR"SALET THE PALACE CAFE 'IN LEAD
lunl Doad\vood , both doing good business. Ad
dress Malt Klopp , Lead or Deudwood , S. D.
Y M407
MAKi : MONEY 1JY CAREFUL SPECULATION
In Krnln tlnouRli n reliable. successful Ilrm ; ex
cellent oiipoiiunltlos to mnke profits by our new
plans ; fully explained and sent free ; lilshf.it
reference * . Pattlson & Co. , 700 Omaha bldr ,
Chicago , 111. Y M478
FOR EXCHANGE.
EQUITY IN LA RGB TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Ormha. What IMM * ycu toofferT II. F. Dalley
91) N. Y. Life bhlg. 55 441 '
IllIbl.MiSS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 16.
40
FOR SALi : IlIIAL USTATi : .
ABSTRACTS THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 112
IMPROVED FARMS-G. W. OARLOCK. 1205
Fnrnam st. RE 611-J1 *
\T 1IED ROCK PRICE , LOT 21. BLOCK II ,
Wtsl End. J. M. Marslon. RE MU1-D9 *
1ARGAIN8 , ftVLnoTTTRADn IN CITY I'RoF-
citles and farms. John N , Frcnzer , r > pp. P. o.
RE 143
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lARGAINS , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
sale or lrs.dc. I" . K , Darling , Darker block.
RE 441
10.MES ON EASY PAYMENTS. BARGAINS
In lots , a , G. Wallace. Ilrowii block.
RE-U5
TEXAS FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS. SMALL
or laigo tmcts ; low prices , ea y p.i > ments. Wo
uie prciureil to unser queslluns touching
these lands , nnd tn arrange for cheap i.illraml
rare for an > person wishing to visit southern
Texas. Correspondence solicited. Omaha Reil
Estate and Trust Co. , 211 a. IStli t.
t.REM207
IARGAINS IN ACRES , FARMS. DWELLINGS
ami lots. F. D , Wend , 1611) and Douglas tit.
RE-MM1 D13
FOR BARGAINS. TRADES. QUICK DEALS
rail or wilto D. V , Bhulea Co. , Flril Null , bank
bMif , RR M5J531
1ARIL\YN JTO ) I-T. GROUND ; S-ROOMllOUSI.
nail ] , etc. ; iooj location ; il.500.00 ; ' , , ' caah. D
V , Sholcs Co. , Flint Nail , bank tine.
KH-M3H 7
OR HALE. 730 ACRES GOOD LAND IN
KwiKlln uuiinly , Nebruska , ut u me.it bargain
In close up tlie nffalis of a broken bank. Semi
for drtrrlpthn and make offer. The O , F.
Davis Company , IM Farnam street , Omaha ,
Neb. Hi-Mli9 12
10) DOWN AND 12.00 PER WEEK BUYS A
| 2' 00 10-arre faun In New Jersey , near mil-
rua.l , suitable for vegetable , fiuli ninl twullry
raUlnu. Title clear. Write for full Infornm-
tt.-vi la RlKlrv's lUiil Estate Olllce , 211 K. 10th
mien. I'lilladoli.hl.-i. I'n , RE M577
iioiisr.svi.Tunnii. .
VANTKD. HOIlSna TOVINTER. . BEST OP
mrt ; tiin reiuonaM * . A. W. Phelps & Son.
2"7 N. Y LltM bldtf. Telephone 1031.MJJ3
MJJ3 1)JI
III ll.llAVU I.O.V.V . S OCIATIO S.
SHARES IN Ml'TlTAL L & 7. ASH'N PAY
0. . , S | , er crnt wh n I. 2 , 3 jeaia old , nluiij *
1TOI Farnam it. , Natflnsfr , Bee. .
ji.
I10VV TO (1ET A HOMK OR SF.CU1U : GOOD
jn'ervil nn > u\lni ! . Apply to Omatut L. & u.
A k'n K04 lice titdtf. O. M , Nadlnger , Sec.
4 < S
DE.VI'IHTS ,
Ult. 1 AUL , Ul'NTIBT , lot ) 1JUUT OT. 444
HOTELS.
ABTNA HOt'SR ( KUnOPKAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th and DodKF. Rooms by diy or week. 452
T11K LANOR HOTEL. SOZ 3. 1JTH ST. ! STBAX
heat : table bonrd. JJ.OO per vre k. MIM
ipiioLSTiuixo ; FUHNITUUK.
, KtmNiTtmn
nnd packiM very chenp this monlli , M , 8
IValkln. Silt Oimlnjr. Tel. 1131. K7 _
MUSIC , ART AXI LAM5UAGK.
roii onnAT lunaAiNS IN PIANOS. SKI
Win , II. Schmoller , 5lh floor McCague bulMlns
onouon p. aiLLKNiiicK : , IIANJO AND
KUltnr toncher. 1815 Chicago st. 109
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AHTI.STS-dCT YOl'Il SOLA11S. HIJXTIUC
print * lit homo on ! 4 hours' nollce. Hanker
1302 UoUKlas Mrect. M5 S 8 *
STnA.MSIIIPS.
LOWEST IIATKS TO Oil TUOM KUIIOPE
neitcrn afjency Thomns Cook * Son excursions
Harry U , Moorcs. 1113 1'arnam st. , Omahn.
M5W D13
AMI HMMALMRRH.
n. K. nunKKT. ruNnnAL ninncTon AND
cmtr lmerlCl jChlcaRO l.lelcplioneJ90. M
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SWANSON & VAL1EN , 1701 CUMINd , TEL. 1W *
&L O. MAUL. UNnnRTAKKIl AND KM-
l ahnfr , H17 nnrnnm St. , telephone 225 , 456
] | ICYCLi.S.
mcYCLKS CI.IANKU AND STORED THIS
winter for 11.50. Omnha lllcjTle Co. , 3Z3 Nn
16th st. M3M D3
PAWNIlIlOlCnilS.
II. MAUOW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST ,
SHORTHAND AND TYPHWIUTING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , C13 N. Y. LIFE.
450
OMAHA 11USINKSS COL-LKCSn. 15T1I. FARNAM
451
GOAL.
von ntTUMiNous COAL. CAR LOADS , -ron
domestic or ntc m purposes , addresi Kxcelslor
Conl MInlnB Co. , u Quoin. 111. M169 DIS'
IIL12MISIIE9 IIIJMOVKI ) .
MISS VAN VALKRNIIURCIU DESTROYS PKR
mnnently by electricity nup.nlluoiis hnlr , moles ,
warts , utc. Room 416 , N. Y. Life liMK.
M5 D1
DAXCI.VG.
NKW CLASS FORMING AT MOUAND'S
school. 1510 llnrney it. AJults. TuevJny and
I'rlday , 8 p. m. : children. Tuesdny 4:13 : v. m. ,
Saturday 10 a. m. nnd 2 p. m. Call for terms
Alwioa cpen ; prl\atc lessons. P63 TM5
LOST.
LOST , SUNDAY NIGHT ON SHERMAN AVn.
motor , between Bouth Omalm and Kountzo
Place , ladles' Bold watch nml clmln. Reward
If returned to 15th und Jl.irlha. Mlsi M.
CoJlnlinn. Lost 543 5'
LOST , A SBALSICIN MUFF NRAR IIAYDKN
llros. , Saturday e\enlne ; leave at 3301 N. 21st
for reward. Lost 5oO 7 *
LOST , A LAROn NKWFOUNDLAND DOG.
had on leather collar , with dog tap 061 rheteil
to aamc Return to 403 1'uxton lilock ( ind re-
cclvo rcwajd. Lost SC5-3
LOST , A GOLD BIOYCLR MKDAL , SKT WITH
Jeuels and name.MA. . K. Proulx. " enpraved on
back. Finder please return to Ilee olllce. ? .
Last M5SJ "
Slierlfl'H Sato.
By virtue of an order of sale on decree
of foreclosure of bill of sale Issued out of
the district court of Douglas county , . - Nebraska
braska , nnd to mo directed , I will , on Man *
ilav , the Kith day of December , 1893 , at ten
o'clock n. m. of said day , nt premises num
bered 908 and D10 Jones street. In the city
of Omaha , Douglas county. Nebraska , sell
ut public auction to thu highest bidder
for cash the goods and chattels , the prop
erty of Krnest Rlall , described In said onjer
df sale ns follows , to-wlt :
All hi- ) household furniture , books , pic
tures , then on storage at G. Pegan's , 314
South Twelfth street. In Omaha , and more
particularly described as follows :
Two (2) ( ) I3alld bureaus ; one (15 ( dining
table ; one (1) ( ) lounge ; one 0) ) mattress ; two
(2) ( chairs ; one (1) ( ) range ; three (3) ( ) stove
pipes ; one (1) ) elbow ; two (2) ) bales of bed
ends ; one (1) ( ) chest ; one (1) ( ) center table ;
one (1) ( lawnmower ; twenty-four (21) ( ) boxe-f
containing books ; one (1) ( ) hose reel ; one (1) )
stand ; one (1) ) bundle of carpet ; one (1) ( )
table ; two (2) ( ) stands ; one (1) ( large box nnd
contents ; seven (7) chairs ; two (2) ( ) chairs ;
one (1) ( ) case chairs ; one (1) ( large crate ; one
(1) ( large box household poods ; two (2)
bureaus : three (3) ( ) bed lounges ; fifteen (15) )
barrels nnd contents ; one (1) ) set table
leaves : six (0) ( ) chairs ; one (1) ( ) cane seat ;
three (3) ( ) stove zincs ; two (2) ( ) wash stands ;
two (2) ( ) rolls of carpet ; two (2) ( ) baskets and
contents ; two (2) ( ) kitchen tables ; one (1) ( ) box
nnd contents ; one (1 ( > shovel ; one (1) ( ) large
crate nnd contents ; ono (1) ) large box ; one
(1) ( ) case and stand ; ono (1) ( ) long case ; ono
( l ) sofa ; two (2) ( step ladders ; two (2) ( ) IronIng -
Ing boards ; ono (1) ( ) bale ; ono (1) ( ) box and
contents ; one (1) ( rtunil ; one (1) ( case and
contents ; one (1) ( ) bale ; two (2) ) bales of
chairs ; one (1) ( ) case and contents nnd easel ;
subject to a mortgage of fifty dollars ( fOT )
held by the Dewey & Stone Furniture com-
l > any ; also all his office furniture , then con
tained In rooms 207 nnd SOS McCnguo build
ing : Twp (2) ) roller top de ks ; one (1) ) flat
top desk ; one (1) ) table ; three (3) ( ) revoIvltiR
chairs ; four (4) ( other chairs ; all pictures
then In said rooms ; one (1) ( rase for paper ;
ono (1) ( ) copying press and bath , belonlng
o him and then In his possession at the
> lnces mentioned aforesaid.
Said goods and chattels td be sold to
satisfy American National Hank of Omaha ,
plaintiff herein , the sum of live thousand
: wo hundred nnd twentv-nlne dollars nnd
forty-eight cents ( Jj,223.48) ) , with Interest
thereon from soptemuer 23 , K'Ji. as follows :
On the sum of four thousand , four hundred
mil thirty-nine dollars and fourteen cents
( $1,139.14) ) thereof , nt the rate of ten (10) (
ier cent per annum , and on the stiln of
even hundred nnd ninety dollars nnd thirty-
four cents ( $79031) ) thereof , at the rate of
Eeven (7) ( per cent per annum.
To satisfy the costs of this action the
sum of twenty-eight dollars and twenty-
hree cents ( $28.231 , together with accruing
costs , according to a Judpmont rendered
ty thujllstrlct court of said Douglas county ,
at Its September term , A , 13. , 1SD3 , In a
certain action then ami there pending ,
vhcreln American National Hunk of Omaha
vns plalntllT and Krnest Itlull nnd John
i. McCaciio were defendants. Omaha , Ne
braska , December 6 , IS'tn.
JOHN C. DUEXKL ,
Sheriff of Dotmlas County , Nebraska.
HOWAHD 11. SMITH. Attorney.
Doc. Rl , No. 232 , American National Jlnnk
of Omaha vs. Krnest Ulall et al.
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Prank Erne Showed Up Very Well Against
Iho Colored Champion.
HELIGONIAN'S ' RUSHES WERE INEFFECTIVE
Crnuil AViin rtlth tlir HulTiilo Lnil mi
Cbeere.l Him 1lvipntrillpltlicr
One nf tinrialitem Si
sorely Mnrkpil ,
NEW YOUK , Dec. G. There was a very
large attendance of club members and guests
at the New Manhattan club tonight to see
the ton-round bout for a decision between
George IJIxon of lloston , the featherweight
champion of the world , and Frank Erne of
Uuffalo , who aspires to the championship.
There were three bouts on the program. The
curtain raiser was eight-round go at HO
pounds bc-twecn Matt Matthews of New
York and Tom Frnzer of Ilrooklyn. In the
sixth round Frazer was almost out when
the referee stopped the bout after one minute
nnd thirty seconds of fighting and declared
Matthews the winner.
Jim Frntiey of Portland , Ore. , and Harry
Fisher of Ilrooklyn were the next ones In a
bout of dght rounds. The inert weighed
about the- same , but the Portland man had
the advantage of about two Inches lu height ,
Francy had a decided advantage In the open
ing round , but when the third was over It
was a case of go as you please. After one
and a halt minutes' lighting In the fourth
round Fisher got In a right-hand upnerctit
on Francy's neck and ho foil flat on his back.
Referee Sagel picked Franey up to avoid hav
ing to count him out , sent the men to their
corners and stopped vho bout. Fisher was
declared the winner. The match was at
catch weights.
Brno then entered the ring. He was han
dled by Charley While. Dlxon came In two
minutes later , attended by Tom O'llourko.
The boys weighed 120 pounds each.
Round 1. They sparred for nn opening.
Dlxou led nnd landed on the shoulder ,
llcth led the left and fell snort nnd clinched.
Dlxon again 'fell ' short und Krne clinched ,
DJxon landed on the face with the left ,
13rne sent his right to the body. Erne was
very clever and got Into n clinch whenever
Dlxon would lead.
Hound 2. Dlxon sent hli left on Erne's
face and Erne put his on Dlxon's face twice.
Then he put hla right ovur Dlxon's heart
twice nnd two lefts on Dlxon's face nt close
quarters , lioth countered with their lefts
on the face. Erne swung his left nnd
tapped Dlxon lightly on the Jaw as the
colored boy wns getting' out of the way.
CHEERED THE HUFFALONIAN.
Round 3. Erne followed Dlxon up and
got his left on the face In Dlxon's corner.
Dlxon rtiHliod , but Frank stopped him with
a loft hand Jab In the face. Dlxon put his
right In hard on Erne's body. Erne evaded
Dlxon's rushes nnd got his left Hush on
Dlxon's face. The JlulTaloiilan wns greeted
with cheers ns he went to his corner.
Round 1. Dlxon rushed twice , but Erne
stopped him. Frank landed on the colored
boy's faee with his left. Erne stopped two
left hand jabs for the ilbs and landed once
more on the face. Dlxon swung his left
for the body , but fell short. Then he rushed
a dozen times , but was cleverly stopped
each time. Finally Dlxon crossed over his
right on the side of the ho.ul.
Round t > . Erne put his left on the face
nnd Dlxon countered with his right on the
head. Dlxon landed right and left hand
suing ! " on the head and again his rlplit on the
face. Eine countered with his right on the
body. After n break Dlxon got his right on
Ilrne's left ear. Erne's cleverness In
stopping the rushes of. tne champion was
loudly applauded.
Round ( i. Dlxon rutlied. out Erne got out
or the way. I'Jrno sent a clean left to
Dlxon's face and George responded with his
left on the neck. Both countered hotly
\vlth lefts on the face. Dlxon landed right
and left on the neck. During the remainder
of tlio round Erne broke ground nicely and
Dlxon failed , to llnd him.
Round 7. Dlxon rushed twice nnd was
stopped. Erne landed his left on Dlxon's
face three times in rapid succession without
a. return. Dl\pn put In his left on the face
and Erne repented the blow , following It up
with a good straight left on the nose. Dlxon
landed a right band swing on the neck and
jabbed his light and loft on the same place
There were frequent cries of foul from
Erne's partisans on account of Dlxon
swinging his right while Erne's hands were
engaged In a clinch. Charley While and
Tom O'Raurko Indulged In a wordy war over
the tactics of the colored lad , and White
called the atlentlon of the referee to Dlxon's
methods frequently.
RUSHES CLEVERLY'MET.
Round S. Dlxon rushed again and again ,
but Erne met him cleverly. Dlxon landed
his left on the face heavily , but Erne went
back with a similar blow. During tljo lat
ter part of this round there was some llerce
fighting , both men breaking about even In
punching and clinching , nnd Dlxon's left car
wns bleeding.
Round 3. Dlxon landed a hard left swing
on the j.iw and Jabbed his left on the face
Erne hit him on the back of the head with
his right. Dlxon rushed matters , hot Erne
was there before him every time. Dlxon
landed one heavy right on the head , which
dazed the IJtiffalo lad not a little.
Round 10 and last. Roth countered on the
face with the left. Dlxon landed heavily
with the left on the face and beds * nnd a
right hand swing on the back of the neck.
Erne got In a straight left on the face ; again
on the jaw , Erne broke ground frequently
and llnnlly sent his left twice to the face.
Nothing further was done until the round
ended.
The referee declared the bout a draw and
the spectators wcro well satisfied with the
declplon. Hrne was warmly congratulated
ns ho was leaving the ring.
CLAHIC'H COMPI.AI.Vr SUSTAINED.
( Mvilerx ill Gentry mill Joe 111(111011 (
Ordered to Pay Entrance l'"ee.
CHICAGO , Dec. 5. J. Scott , owner of
John II. Gentry , nnd John S. Taylor , owner
of Joe Patchen , were today ordered to pay
the Lincoln Pnilc association , Lincoln , Neb. ,
each $7i.entranco money for breach of con
tract , and It waa ulso ordered that they ,
QUAKER OATS
The Child Loves It.
The Dy.spiptlc Dcitiutnl.s It.
The H pi euro Dotes ou It.
DO YOU EAT IT *
Notice nt SnIiuf CollnU'rnlN.
Notice Is lierby plven that the under
signed , the Union Life Insurnncu company
of Omaha , Nebraska , will , on Saturday ,
Hie 23th day of Docemlxr , A. P. . 18D5 , at the
hour of ono o'clock and thirty minutes.
j ) . m. , of ealil day nnd at the cast front
door of tliu county court liou.su In the city
of Omaha. In the county of Douglas nnd
btate of Nebraska , under and by virtue of
a power at milo dated January 10 , US ! , mude
anil executed by H. C. Cushlnff , In favor
of tie | said Union Life Insurance company
of Omaha. Nebraska , proceed to sell twenty-
llvo (25) ( shares of the capital stock of The
I jultuble Trust company of Omuha , Nc-
braEku , of the pur viiluo of ono hundred
dollars per share , ami which shares are
evidenced by the ccrtlllcate number thirty-
one , Ifsued by the Raid The Kqultable Trust
company of Omaha , Nebraska , on the 8th
day of July , A. D. . 1831. to II.G. . Gush Inc.
as owner. Bald sale will bo piudo to satisfy
The Union Life Insurance company of
Omaha , Nebraska , the sum of two thouaanil
dollars , together with Interest on said sum
at the rate jof live per cent per annum from
the 1st day of February. 16)3 ! ) , for the pay
ment nf which cum said shares of stock
aie pledged as .collateral security. THU
UNION 1,1 FK IN8UHANCK COMPANY OK
OMAHA , NKHHASKA ?
Hy WV. . aiormnan , Its Attorney ,
Notice la hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the. board of directors
of the Alfalfa Intention District ut their
olllce In Ognlalla , Nebraska , on the 23d day
of December , ISllj , up to 10 o'clock a , m. , for
! 1,5CK > In bonds Usued by said district In
denominations not to exceed JMO , and draw-
Inu Interest at the lute of 6 per cent per
annum , payuble scml-annually at the olllce
of stnt3 treasurer , Lincoln , Nebraska , July
and January 1 of each year. These bonds
aio 10-20sj u percentage of principal a pro
vided by law Is payable every year after
ten veurs. These bondu were declared
legally Ituued and u valid lien upon the
lands Included In the district * In an action In
the district court of Kolth county , Nebraska ,
which llndlne was reviewed on an appeal
to the supreme court of the state and the
judgment , o { the lower court was ulllrmed
In the court of lant resort. Tha board re-
servea the rlKlit to reject any or nil bids.
Addresi nil bldx to H. C , Anderson , Hecro-
tary , Ogaiollu , Neb. Hy order of the Hoard
of Directors of Alfalfa Irrigation District ,
made thU 30th day of November , A , D ,
1895. M. A. DAUOIIBUTVPres. .
II. C. ANDEHSON. Sec.d22)t
d2-2)t
with their horsf * . be Bii nemleil until the
order In compiled with. Tht' wai one of
the numerous decisions renchp < l today by
the bonrtl of appeals of the American Trot-
tint ? association , which lifts boon In ! > e < don
at the Auditorium hotel since Tutnl.iy.
About 100 decisions were hnnded down today.
The charpo against the owners of Oentry
and Patched a9 that they fulled to keep
nn engagement to rnce nt Lincoln.
I'AS.HIMJ linUHKMK.VS AIMMLVLS.
Nntloiinl .Vn nolntliin HoltixtnlvM Sev
ern 1 nml llofuxi-H u Couple.
NEW TOniC , Dec. S.-Aniong the ca < cs
decided by the board of review of the Na
tional Trotting association today was that
of Q. O , Notions of Grand Hapld ? , Mich. ,
accused of fraud In the $10,000 Alcyron-Nel-
son race nt Itencon Park , Huston , In 1SS ! > .
llobens had applied for permanent rc'.nslitc-
ment , but the boatd would only continue
the temporary reinstatement granted him
nt Chicago loit year.
Dr. J. 13. 1 . McCusky , Lancaster. Pa. ,
who was expelled for Informality nnd wtong
opinion nt Le ( irand's track in 1SS2 , wat
ordered reinstated , ns the bmrd considered
ho had been sulllclpntly punls'lioil.
T. H. Uavls \Vllllnmyon , Pa. , applied
for the rplnstatcmont fur himself anil his
horses. He was Ru pemled nt Lykeim , Pn. ,
on August 31. 18D3. The boant found that ,
nlthough Davis withdrew hli horses In the
customary way , It was n violation of the
letter of the law , nnd the practice at the
track. A flno of $100 wns Imposed nnd
Davis suspended until It Tins paid.
The application for telnstntcment of
Daniel li. Hoyer of AVIgsburg , IM , . who
una expelled on the charge of "ringing"
Honchmnnt1 , nllns Peter , wo1 * denied.
Queens County Agricultural socloty made
application for n rehearing of the , old Queen
Hess case. The mnro fell In the race > nt
Mlncoln , L. L. nnd failed to llnlsh. The
judges allowed the man * tn start ngnln
and she won the race. The board decided
that the Judges were wrong In allowing
the mnro to start ngnln nnd directed the
owner of Queen Hess to refund the ptlze
to the sectotnry for distribution , llo will
stand suspended until the money Is paid
over.
The board went Into executive session
after luncheon rows , but opened up Inter
to hear Mr. John Horilon , sr. . In toferonce
to the case of St. Stephen' * Park associa
tion of St. Stephen * . Ninv llrnnswlck.
ngnlnst George Cnrvlllo of St. John , N. H.
The bonrd reserved Its decision , nnd then
resumed Its executive session.
MAimu Ac.iuis TO KIKIIT KIT/ .
Dun Stuart PutN Up ii I'urniof .f 1O.OOO
for ( InCoiilr t.
NGW YOUK. Dec. S.-John J. Qulnn ,
mnimger of Peter Muhor. met Dnn Stuart
this morning nnd agreed to a light between
Mnher and Kltzslmmons. Qulnn heard
Stunrt'H proposition , which wns for n light
with KllzHlmmons for n $10,000 purse nnd the
championship 1-elt , to be held near 101 Pnfo ,
Tex. Qulnn assented to It nnd cnllcd for
articles of ngeement. Stuart suggested that
they would better bo signed outside the
state , and Qulnn acquiesced , The date se
lected Is cither February 13 or IB. A tele
gram wns sent to Fltzslmmoni , asking him
If this dnte wns satisfactory.
The light will bo for n purse nnd the
heavyweight championship. The amount of
the purse will probably be $10 , < > 00 , but It Is
understood Hint Qulnn wishes to have It
$15,000. When the articles are signed the
principals will put up W.SOO each us n guar
anty of good faith. It Is proposed to pull the
light off In Mexico , Just ucroo the Hlo
Grande from Kl Paso. It Is planned to
erect , there a tent capable of seating 30,000
persons. It was agreed by Qulnn nnd
Stunrt that the stakeholder must be a man
who does not I've ' In the state of Texas. The
articles of ngrement will be practically the
same as those agreed to by Corbett nnd
FltzHlmmon = . Stuart 18 empowered with
full authority to make the match with
Maher , but Fltzslmmons linn stipulated that
he must llrst make n formal request for
Corbett to meet the Australian In Mexico.
Fltzslmmons nnd Muher have met before
In the ling. They fought ut New Orleans
on March 2 , 1S92. and Maher was vanquished
In twelve rounds. Maher was knocked out
by Joe Goddard on December 8 , 1892. In three
rounds , fought In the Coney Island Ath
letic club's arenn.
MUUP1IV AVILL O TO TIII3 COURTS.
Ills I2iiitl > vrN llnc-U Him In ( lie Fluln
for ItHliNtiltriiirnt.
WESTBORO , Mass. , Dec. G. Interviewed
today on the subject of the suspension of
Murphy by the League of American Wheel
men racing board , Mr. Elliott Rurrls ? ,
managing director of Humber & Co. . said :
"I have Just received n telegram from Mr
Murphy stating ho will nirlve In New York
on Saturday.1' Asked If Humber & Co.
would take any legal action In the matter ,
Mr. lltirrlss said : "I am satisfied that
Murphy Is Innocent. No evidence that has
been given to the public by members of the
racing board proves Murphy guilty of nny
agreement with Cabannc nnd Titus ; In fact
all the evidence shows that Murphy refused
to enter Into an agreement. I am await
ing Murphy's return home to decide what
our action will be.
"The counsel of the company has Just
rendered an opinion on the subject In which
he says : "The racing board has , by Its pro
ceedings In Murphy's cane. Inlllctcd upon
him a serious personal Injury , to-wlt :
Practically debarring him from obtalhlng
a livelihood In his customary business. It
Is n body without authority. To my mind
Its nctlon Is tantamount to n conspiracy , ns
the board has acted without any legal au
thority Kach Individual can be held
responsible ! for nny damages that the suf
ferer may undergo by reason of the action
of the board
"In regard to prizes won by Murphv be
tween September 2 and the date of his
permanent suspension , I have been advised
that If the courts Pot aside the sUKpenslon
of Murphy the promoters of the race moots
where Murphy has competed will bo obliged
to deliver the prizes to him. "
WHIST Toim.vAMK.vr OIMSXS TODAY.
Council IlliilfN ( lie Src-iii' of ( ho Li-nnuc
Convention.
SIOUX FALLS , S. D. , Dec. G.-Spccnl.- ( ! )
The local whist team which will contest
for honors In the annual meet oC tliti Cen
tral Whist league , which occurs Friday
afternoon nnd evening at Council Hluffs ,
left for that city today. The Sioux Falls
team Is made up of II , L. Tllchurils , W. L
linker , J. H , Gates and J. K. Haughton.
This team won the last annual conte't
Iti Sioux City , und hns nlnco defeated Sioux
City's team once and the Cedar Itnplds
team twice , but was defeated by the latter
team In the third contest The Central
Whist Iragun embraces the following towns'
Cedar Haplds , DGH Molnes , Pouncll llluffH ,
Sioux Ollv , Omaha , Dennlxon , Lincoln ,
Hlcux Falls nnd Yankton , ThU city also
sent two other single tennis to take pail
In the contest for pahs.
SIOUX CITY DPCr.Special ( Telegram )
The Hnwkoyc c'tib will send J II Preston ,
H. F. Hedges , A. Van Wagoner and T W.
Knapp to the Interstate u-lilpt tournament
to bo held nt Council Hlull'a Friday after
noon.
llnlii .Mude ( lit * Truck Ilenvy.
SAN FRANCISCO , Dec. G. Heavy rain
spoiled the going at Inglesldo today Just
as the track was beginning to dry out.
Vlnctor. the crack 3-year-old of Iho Kim-
wcod stock farm , won n ho pleased In the
handicap from Potentate , with Grlllln up
Two favorites , ono second choice and two
outsiders were the wlnnerK. Hummurles :
First rnce , seven furlongs : Cun't D.inco
won , Doubtful necoml , LaVlentn thltd.
Tlmo : laiU.
Second race , six furlongs : Carmcl won ,
Johnny Payne second , IJIIly a , third.
Tlmo : liU',4 ,
Third race , five furlongs : Phllornena won ,
Service second , lied Will thlid. Tlmo :
l:0 : i ,
Fourth race , six and a half furlongs :
Vlnctor won , Potentate necoml , Pefcador
thlid. Tlmu : 1-2IV4.
Fifth lace , llvu furlongs : George Miller
won. Princess Hose second , Hcddlng third
Time : 1OI'J : ' ,
.Sporting llrlcfH.
It has hern definitely decided that the
Mudl&on track will nut be icopenid for win
ter racing.
F. J. Titus. Iho BUfp'nded bicycle rider ,
announces he will 'appeal bin case to the
League of American Wheelmen national
assembly.
The Bcores In Thursday's pool champion-
hlilp games were ; Sherman , 131 ; Klolllo.
110 ; Horgan , 100 ; Walsh , 127 : KeOKh , 128 ;
Kliy , 100 ; Clearwater , 123 ; Sutton , G ,
A dispatch from London tayw Hint Jem
Smith and Dan Crecdon huvc boon matched
nt catch weight ) * before the National Hjiurt-
Ing club. The light will come off Janu
ary 27.
President Kvnns of Heddlng college.
Guleshurg , III. , hns prohibited foot b.ill
gamva by stud nta of that liiHtltiillnn. He
says the/ game Is n dlfgruco tn civilization
and compares with bull lltjlils nnd prlzs
lights.
The Judges In the recent motoeyclo content
awarded the gold mc-dnl fur safety , eime nf
control and absence of noise lo the Morrlx
& Solomu machine of Phllad'-lphlu. Flrut
prize for speed went tn the Dtiryen motor.
H. Miller of Decatur. HI. , wa- awarded H
prize for good performance run ! economy of
operation.
o
A. O. Hartley ol Magic , IM. , write * : "J
feel It a duty of mine 10 Inform you and the
public that DoWltt'd Witch Hazel Silvp cured
me of a very bail casu of eczema , It alto
cured my boy of a running sore on uls Its.
FRANCIS IS TRANSFERRED
Now Gets tlio Territory Between Chicago nnd
Missouri Hlvor ,
CHANGES MADE BY THE BURLINGTON
to llo
1'liuH-il ITnili't * Cliiii'Ko of .Mr.
Knxtln ( iiioMMt'n UN til 1'rnn-
Uurllngton railroad circles were decidedly
excited over the oxcltu'he ' announcement
made In The lice yesterday of plans for a
complete reorganization of the passenger de
partment of the system , to take effect ou
January 1.
John Krancls , present general passenger
nircnt 'of ' the llurlliigton linen west of the
Missouri , will succeed Mr. KttstU at Chicago
as general passenger agent of the lines be
tween Chicago anil the Mlfvsolirl rlvtr.
While there has been some talk In Hurling-
ton clrclfa of such n change fur a year or
more , there was nothing tanglnlo In the talk
until Wednesday , when Mr. Krnncls received
a telegram calling him to Chicago nt once.
Kven now the local olllclils liavo no dennlta
Information on the proposed changes , but
accept the Information given them In The
IJoo telegram from Chicago as authentic.
There Is something of a story In the pro
motion of Mr. frauds. It Is gem-rally known
In railroad elides that he has not been In
accord In his Ideas of rallioad business with
General Manager iloldrcgc , ami In fact for
more than a ysar , the t\\o gcntlcmjn have
hardly been on speaking terms. The caiibes
for the dirtcionccs are not fully Known
further than that Mr. Fwncls has opposed
the liberal policy of HID management In fur
nishing transportation for political purposes
and has accordingly Incurred the dU'pleasura
of Mr. Holdrcge. It Is known that Mr.
Holdrego has been anxious to get Mr. Fran
cis out of his present position. Mr. Frauds ,
however , stands high In the Ilurllngton coun.
elU , and has had liillunice that prevented
his suffering ut the lumly of un unfriendly
general manager. The present change Is n
promotion for Mr , Francis , and ho and hla
irnncral manager are both sunmvipil in tin
pleased with the change.
Mr. Frnticls has been In the railroad serv
ice for twenty-throe years. Ho began as tel
egraph operator on the Grand Trunk at
I'rcscott. Out. , In 1872 , and came to the Ilur
llngton In 1SS1 as chief clerk to Iho division
superintendent at Lincoln. Two years later
ho was appointed chief clerk to 1 > . S. Kustls ,
who was then general pasucngcr agent of the
U. & M. In this city. In 1SS5 he was maJe
assistant general passenger agent of the
road , and when Mr. Kustls was promoted to
be general passenger agent of the Q. In 1888
Mr. Francis was made general passenger
agent of the I ) . & M. , the position which ho
holds today.
There. Is n good deal of speculation ns' to
who will succeed Mr. Francis as general pas-
Heiiger agent of the D. & M. The road has
followed civil service lines pretty closely In
the matter of. promotions In the Omaha gen
eral offlces. Mr. Francis followed Mr. Eustls
from chief clerk to general passenger agent
and Arthur 11. Smith has fallowed Mr. Fran
cis. Ho. came here from Lincoln and took
the position of chief clerk when Mr. Francis
was made assistant general passenger agent.
Then when Mr. Francis became general passenger -
senger agent Mr. Smith was made his ass'st-
ant. He Is recognized as an able passenger
man , familiar with the work of the depart
ment and thoronghly qualified for the promo
tion to which ho Is entitled by the civil serv
ice rules and which hi * friends hope he may
secure In the reorganization of the depart-
ment. W. J. Kcnyon , who Is now general
freight and passenger agent of the Chicago ,
jMuiuiKiuu i > iuriiiern , me ai. I'nul line of
the system , 1.4 also mci tioncd as a probable
successor of Mr. Francis.
Ilnril C'oul lint CM Co tip.
The coal rate war Is sioposed to be at at
end now. Yesterday all of the roads between
Chicago and Omaha advni ccd the- rates or
hard coal to $3 a ton , within 25 cunts a toe
of the price- that has prevailed for a numbci
of years.
It is a little lats In the season for the
cbango In rates to have any effect upon the
coal business in Omal-a or the west. The big
bulk of the coal business was done during the
fall mouths , when rates were completely df-
morallzed and anthracite was being hauled
for $1 a ton or less. Then , after the bulk of
tlio buolness had been done , the roads gener
ally agreed upon a $2 rote und the restocking
was done at that figure. Now , with the win
ter's supply all In , the roads have decided to
be decent and comply with the terms of the
recent freight agreements and will maintain
rates , while there is nothing to do in that
line , at $3 a ton.
A I'liuii for Mr. JVOOHCT.
H. B. Keeper , who made a reputation here
as a good railroad man and a good follow , as
contracting freight agent of the Missouri Pa
cific , la slated for another Job and a promo
tion. He Is now at Salt Lake as commercial
agent of the Missouri Tactile. U lu under
stood that he is to be made I'aclflc coast
freight agent of the Missouri Pacific , with
headquarters at San Francisco , succeeding
George 13 , Magulro , who has resigned that
position. _
- 1. 1 n I. nml CoiiplIiiKH.
General AgEiit Phllllppl of the MUsouri Pa
cific Is In Atchlsoii.
Passenger Agnit Godfrey of the Miusourl
Pacific Is In St. Louis.
The Denver & Hlo Grande will build n line
from Denver to Cripple Creek.
Superintendent of Telegraph Korty of the
Union Pacific lias returned from Chicago.
It Is reported that the Northwestern Is
figuring on building into Denver from Su
perior.
In bringing the Ilostonlans from Dsnver to
Omaha the Hock Island made the run from
Garland to Phllllpsljurg , on the Knnswj di
vision , a distance of 140 miles In ICO minutes.
Hot 1'MroH on a C'olil Day.
ALLiGAN , Mich. , Dec. C. TheChafoe
block , the largest business structure In the
town , burned at un early hour this morning.
Loss , estimated at $100,000 ; partially insured.
Th ? first Hoar was occupied by stores , and the
tecond anil third by a number of families.
Several pcrtouu had narrow escapes , but no
out ! wau tterluusly hurt.
HOHTONV1LLB. Win. , Dec. C. Tie ! Oroen-
villrt hotel , located bix miles fast of here ,
burned to the ground this moinlnt : . V/llllam
Iteutcr , an employe of the hotel , was suffo
cated und was taken from the burning build
ing dead. Sevcnil members uf a medicine
( roupo escaped death by Jumping from the
second lloor windows , clad only In thulr night
robes ,
SAN FHANC1SCO , Dec. G. The world's
largest battery of dynamite guns was given
its official test today , The battery Is In the
Presidio reservation ou a high hill southeast
COO yards from Fort Wlnllelil Scott , The trial
was satisfactory In all respects. Thn tests
wcro made directly under the supervision of
the government board of olllcors , which liaa
the acceptance of the guns in Its hands , *
Kui-fi'lli'il It * Cliarlur.
I10STON. Dc , 5. Tlia Masyaohuietta Ship
Canal company , an organization that was
formed for the construction uf n canal across
Capo Cod. failed to deposit * IGO,000 forfeit
money with the treasurer of the common
wealth and accordingly the act passed by the
last legislature In relation to the construc
tion of a Hlilp canal acroti Cape Cod becam *
null and vnld at midnight ,
Th Mi.ilfl-ll .llutlicr
Has found l' ' at her little one * art > Improved
mete tiy the pleanant laxative , Syrup of Klga ,
when In need of thtr laxative effect of A
gentle remedy than by any other , and that
It li more- acceptable to them. Children
enjoy It and It bunvflU them , Tlie Iru *
remt-dy , Syrup of Flga , Is manufactured by
Hie California Fig Syrup Co. only.
dm Nil I lluvvuivyur Iti-xlurui.
NKW YOHK , Dec. B. A cablegram wan
received In tlili city last nlglu , giving offi
cial notlcu of the resignation of Theodora
llavdaiejer , consul general of Auvirla In this
city. Mr. Havemcycr resigned Hires weeks
ago Letauio of a prosurc of his pilvate
business affair * alter holding the position
for twenty-five ytir ,
One Mluute Couch Curu Is a popular remedy
for crojp. t'afe for clilldicii mid adult * ,