8 TUB CXMATIA DAILY BlfiJSit ffBIDAY , DECEMBER 3 , 1807.
OFFER OF OLD FORT OMAHA
President Wattles Receives Word from
' Manager Eosawator.
WAR DEPARTMENT WILL GRANT ITS USE
( Concede * to the Kmiionltloti A * ocln-
lon the Hxolnnlvc Due of the Uc -
ervntlon nnil lliillilliiKi Uur-
j IIIK Next Vcnr. ,
I President Wattles of the exposition ro-
cplvcil tbo following tclegmin yesterday
nfternoon from Manager Uosewatcr ot the
Department of Publicity and Promotion , who
la In Washington In consultation with the
.various cabinet officers regarding the Inter
ests of the Transmlsslsslppl Exposition :
Hnvo succeeded In Induclnn the War
fltipartmcnt to Brant to our management the
exclusive free use of Fort Omaha and all
the buildings thereon during the exposition
for the usu of our association. Recommend
that formal application for a license for the
Grounds bo forwarded to the secretary of
-war by the first mall.
President Wattles BaJd ho did not undcr-
utnnd exactly the Idea Mr. Roscwater hud
in vlow In securing the use of Uieso grounds ,
but presumed It was In connection wltli the
mobilization of the militia ot the country , a
uchcrno upon which the Promotion depart
ment has been working vigorously ever Binco
the Idea vas suggested an article appear
ing In the The Bco last , March , { outlining the
Bcheme. The old quitters on tbo reservation ,
rtvlth a few rcp.ilrs < mJ some cleaning , could
bo made to answer very well for quarters
lor the state or national troops , and the
land constituting the reservation would
afford camping ground for a largo body of
itroopa , whllo the vacant land In that vicinity
( would allow of an encampment of a largo
force. | , ,
The suggestion for tnafclng a formal re
quest for the uao of the old fort will bo laid
before the executive committee tomorrow
end the formal request will bo forwarded to
( Washington. i
IMIKI'AHIM ! THIS OUNAMKXTS.
IFniiey KlxltiKi tar the nxiioNltlnu
IliilldliiKH llclu Mnuufneturc l.
The Mines and Mining building will bo
the third of the big exposition buildings to
bo covered with fitaff. The staging for the
Btaff men Is .being put In place and the
ornamental castings will soon be placed on
the outer walla of the building. This work
can > bo done as well In freezing weather as
nt any other time , the only drawback being
that the Joints and nallholce cannot be
"pointed up" In freezing weather , neither
can the plaster bo put on the plain sur
faces , but as the putting on of the orna
mental stucco Is by far the greatest part of
the 'work , the other details glvo the staff
contractors little uneasiness.
Smith & Eastman , the contractors who
Iiavo the staff \\ork on all of the main build
ings except the Liberal Arts , have a large
lorco of men at work In their new shop In
the big Mliica building , and are turning out
the big pieces of ornamental work at a
rapid rate. The molds for all of the build
ings have now been completed and the work
of casting can bo pushed with the greatest
( rapidity. The making of models and molcJ/j
1 % slow work and cannot be pushed suc
cessfully , but these preliminaries are all
01 anu ano nnisneu casts are Being
Jilted up Insldo the Mines building at an
astonishing rate.
All through the day there Is almost a con
tinuous procession ot workmen carrying the
completed caets out of the workshop and
ntandlog them against the \\alls > or posta of
the ( building , where they smoke 'like ' a cast
ing of Irca frceh from the mold. These
casts are "green , " not having dried out
fThoy have "set" nd are hard , but there Is
considerable water In them and this soon
freezes until the cast Is like a piece of Ice
Mr. Smith , sr. , member of the firm o
Emltli & Eastman , has been In the staf
nnd stucco business for about thirty years
having- that time finished the interior o.
a largo number of important public bulld-
Ifigo , among- them being the immense head
quarters of the State , War and Navy depart
ments of the federal government at Wash
ington , ono of the largest buildings of its
kind , la the world. Ho says that the freez
ingof the staff casts dors not Injure them
in the lecst , ao they will slowly dry oul
nvhon the weather Is warm enough , and thej
can bo handled Just as well when frozen as
at any other time , the only disagreeable
feature about handling them when in thai
condition being that they are like so manj
pieces of Ice and are consequently very cold
A largo portion of the decorative work for
the Mines and Agriculture buildings has
been cast and the staff workers are now en
Raged In making some of the v.ork for the
Machinery building.
JOMS AvTwnits GIIKR.V
ItnuxnN Cltj-'H Uteeuflre Promises
OimihaiiH u Meefliif ; Then- .
Mayor James M. Jones of Kansas City lia
( Written the following reply to W. H. Green
phalrman of the committee having In charg
the arrangements for the trip of the Nebraska
delegation to Houston , Tex. , to attend th
fleop water convention , the mayor's lette
tearing date of December 1 :
Your letter received this morning and re
icrred to the secretary of the Commercla
club , who called a meetliiB of the otllclals
or that organization this afternoon , and thr
.Wll write you their decision tomorrow as
to the date of entertaining your committee
niicy have nn encasement for the Saturda >
nlKht that you expected to be here , am
Would rather entertain you ono day the
following week , but they are golm ? to see
K their engagement cannot be set for some
other date. I liopc a date may be arraiiKCi
that will bo satisfactory to you all Yoi
< vlll hear from them fully as soon as tholr
decision Is reached.
The letter of Mr. Green to Mayor Jones
called the attention of the chief executive
of the city on the Kaw to the torso repl )
of Secretary ClendennlnB of the Commercla
club to the request of Mr. Green that ar
rangemente bo made for affording the No
liraalta party an opportunity to meet with
omo of the people of Kansas City and In
torcst them In the Transmlsslsslppl Kxposl
tlon. Secretary Clcndennlng turned the re-
ciuest down without ceremony , saying tha
the Commercial club "had other arrange
inenta. "
Nothing has yet been heard from the Com
rnorclal club as to the result of the mayor *
action.
NchriiHkn COIIIIIIHHOII'H | | Klnnneeii ,
The financial report of the- Nebraska Kx
position commission lo the governor for tb
month of November shows the following con
dltion of the fund ot { 100,000 appropriated
for tbo exposition :
For What Purpose. Expended
to Dec 1
Ofllcora * salaries and employes'
wages . , . . , , ; : ,1S4 4
Furniture and fixtures . 159 fi
Ofllco supplies . . . . . , , , . 3,2.i ;
Construction . , . 7,2. > 5 4 (
Aerlcultural exhibit . 4.803 i ;
Horticultural exhibit . , , , . 2,116 C
Apiary exhibit . , . 4ts.
iJvo stock exhibit . , . . . . G.KU.3 ,
Dairy exhibit . ; 50f <
Florlculturo exhibit . , . 43 C
Educational exhibit . E.iww
Poultry exhibit . 1,271.1
account , miscellaneous . 3,000 , : :
Total . . $33.18lr
Of the J22.3IG.83 expended during the mont
Bt November , $18,439.75 was paid to the ex
position management for space In the varl
oua buildings. The unexpended balance o
tbo 1100,000 December 1 Is ? CCS18.5S.
for Ilo > ' nnil Girls' Ortlllcnt
'A number of very pretty designs for th
Certificate to bo gU en 'o every subscribe
to twenty shares of stock In the Girls' am
Boys' building have been sent to Secretar
l'rd to bo submitted to a competitive ex
tmlnatlon at Iho hands of a special com
nltteo. The time in which ihc-so design
Will lie received will expire at 7 p. n
jpocember fl. at which lime iho committee t
examine throe detlgna will meet and pas
Upon them.
Thin committee Is to consist of three
persons , ono from Omaha , ono from Couuc
illuffg And 0110 from Lincoln. The Omah
'member Is Will Morris ; the other two hav
not been appointed , but they will be name
t > r the members of the executive commute
W tbo Woman's iwrd ftr iha tire cltiei
( Mrs. Tleed for Council Dluffa and Mr . Sawyer
or Lincoln. The doMfcmi will bo submitted
o the committee on their mcrlta. The names
f the dcilRnernwill not be made known to
m committee until ftcr the selection , has
jccn mode.
CKYSTO.MJ ST.VTB SI AY TAICU 1MIIT.
ctlvo AVorljrrn .Vciiotlnto for I'euu-
n.vlvniiln'n Ili-prmciifntlnri.
P. T. Ford , who Is In Pennsylvania In the
ntcrcst of the Department ot Exhibits ,
writes from I'hll'idelphla that he has had a
umber of Interviews with John H , Co crso ,
rcildc-nt of the Philadelphia Manufacturers'
lub and also president of the Baltimore
.ocomotlve works. Ho reports that Mr.
onvereo has manifested considerable Inter-
st In the exposition and has promised to
make an exhibit ot locomotives and other
illway mippllcn manufactured by his com-
> any , and has also Indicated the fltcnfl to be
aken to enlist the Interest of the Manufnc-
urcrs' club In the matter of making an ex-
ilblt. Mr. Converse has also promised to
selils Influence with the governor of Penn.
ylvanla to appo'nt a state commlrwlon to
ook after the state's Interests In the cxpo-
Itlon and arrange for making a state ex-
Iblt.
Mr. Ford reports that the pcoplo of Pctm-
ylvanla are Interested In having their state
ako an active part In the exposition and ho
ntlclpatca little difficulty In organizing a
movement that will result In the appolnt-
nent of a commission similar to the ono now
n active operation In Now Jersey.
An exhibit of models of the battleships of
10 United States navy Is ono ot the exhibits
vhlch Mr. Ford reports ho has every reason
o bellovo will bo secured for the exposition.
[ o says ho has had several Interviews with
10 head of the great shipbuilding firm of
Vllllam Cramp & Sons , who has promised to
ct together the models of thcso ships which
ere exhibited at the World's fair and send
icm to Omaha an an Interesting exhibit to
10 people of the Inland states. A collection
if models of ocean liners Is also promised
y the International Navigation company of
hlladelphla.
for the lloyx mini Rlrln.
It Is the Intention of the Woman's board to
nstall a library of children's books In the
Olrls' and Hoys' building on the exposition
[ rounds , and every author of a child's book
vlll bo asked to contribute one copy of such
look to the library. These will servo to
muse the children and educate the parents
1 the literature best suited for children. At
ho close of the exposition It Is the Intention
f the Woman's board to distribute thcso
ooks among the schools of the transmlssls-
Ippl states In the same manner as the plc-
ures In the children's building will be dln-
rlbutcd , that Is , by awarding one plsture to
ho school which contributes the greatest
mount of money per pupil , based on the en-
ollment ; another picture to the school next
n order , nnd so on to the end ot the list of
ilctures. The books In the library will bo
llstrlbuted according to the same plan , the
letalls to be arranged later.
on the WIIIIIPII'H
Six men and 'women of Lincoln have
ormcd themselves Into a club and will at-
cmpt to win the medal offered for the
orrect solution of the tlsitrlMl puzzle which
s Issued by the WoipVi's' ' board. The
puy.zlo was printed In The llee several weeks
ago and Is a concise history of each of the
ransmlsslsslppl states with the names of
inportant personages and events left blank ,
ho puzzle being to supply these blanks with
ho correct data. The comi.C'tltlon ' Is open
o everybody aii'1 ' copies of the puzzle may be
iad by sending stamps to Secretary P. > M.
? ord at exposition headquarters.
Maps for DlNtrihutloii.
To arouse Interest and Induce the school
children to contribute to the fund for the
Girls' and Boys' building the Woman's boart
ias secured a large number of sectlinal rr.rps
of the Unltol States , which will be distributed
over tbo trcasml&jlss'ppl region under a plat
which will Induce the influx of pennies to the
building fund. The maps are about Sxli
Inches in size and will ber > r the Imprint o
the exposition in a neat inscription.
Anterr of the i\iosl | < Ion.
Some of the lumber for the Art building fs
lieslnnlng to arrive on the grounds , several
loads of Joists nnd other lighter lumber be
ing hauled yesterday.
State Superintendent of Instruction W. R.
Jackson Is sending circulars to teachers In
ho state to a'ouso their Interest in the edu
cational exhibit to be made by the Nebraska
schools.
William Foster of Saltlllo , superintendent
of the live Etock department for the Ne-
iraska commission. Is attending meetings olive
ivo stock associations and stock sales al
llffercnt points In the interest of his dcpart-
nent.
C. A. Pegler , superintendent of the poultrj
department of the Nebraska commission , Is
attending a chicken show at Auburn this weel
to secure desirable exhibits for the poultry
section , and will visit o similar event in
Geneva next week for the same purpose.
The gate keepers at the eypocjltlon grounds
Have been ir.ade happy by the erection of sen
icy boxes ! n which they may take refugd from
the cold and perform their duties at the same
time. These boxes are 4x0 feet In size am
are let Into the fence in such a way that the
gate keeper can sco pcisons or teams ai
preaching from any direction. Dy an in
gcnlous arrangement the small gate for fos
rabscngers can be cpcncd without leaving the
box. Thcfo llttlo houses are heated by a tin )
stove , which holds about a thimbleful of coal
but they send out heat enough to make the
interior like a turklsh hith when the attend
ant forgets to close the draft.
TO Cl'1113 COM1 IX O.\18 DAY
Tnko laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund Hie money If It falls to euro
2Cc. Tlio genuine has L. 13 0. on each tablet
J'UHSOXAU I'AHAUHAIMIS.
W. G. Whltrnore and son are In Omaha.
W. H. Taylor of Exeter Is a city visitor.
W , D , Farley of St. Louis Is at the Darker
M , J. Stanley of Aurora Is In the city for c
day.
day.S.
S. F. Smith of Philadelphia Is at the Mil
lard.
lard.G.
G. W. Dickinson of New York Is a Mlllarc
guest.
L , fl. English ot Chicago Is a late arrival a
the Mlllard.
P. W. Plank , a Lincoln Insurance agent , I
an Omaha visitor.
F , II. Farnham of Cblougo will bo at th
Mlllard a few dctjs.
D. Jones and wlfo of Kansas City ar
storplng at the Barker.
Dr. A. P. Glnn and wlfo of Nebraska City
were In Omaha yesterday.
Ex-Dank Examiner C. F. McQrow of Hast
Ings Is a visitor to the city.
D. M. linger and W. M , Daull of Frcmon
are registered at the Darker.
Ex-Di uty United States .Marshal W. H
LIddlard of llushvlllo is In the city.
Mrs Ellen Clegs of Detroit Is to the
city to spend some tlmo with Mrs. II , H
Klngualt.
Fred Green of Now York , In advance to
"The Droadway Girl" company , can bo foutid
at the Darker.
Joseph P. Swlckard and wlfo and ten mem
hers of "Tho Widow Jones" company ar
quartered at the Darker.
Charles Carrlg and D. H. Carrlg of Platt
Center and Carper Stumpf ot Preston , ar
stockmen stopping at the Barker.
Mcesra. Jack Cudahy and Hobbb of Chicago
cage came over to take- part In the cotllloa
at the residence of James M. Wojlworth last
evening ,
At the Mllcrd ! : A , F. Laughbeln , Chicago ;
It. II. Matuuwsoii , Nevada ; H. W. Hay. Chicago
cage ; W. E. Ileynolds , W. B , Stukcy , II. F
Perry , H. J. Doderlck , H. E. Cosstrclt , fil.
Louis.
Lwo of absence for ono month , to ( ako
effect on or aout December B , 1897 , with per
mission to apply for an extension of two
mouths has been granted First Lieutenant
Harold L. Jackson , Twenty-fsecond Infantry ,
Fort Crook , Neb.
Ncbraskans at the hotels : 13 , E. Thomp
son , Grand Island ; J. F. Parkins , Mrs. Hamil
ton , Mlfcs MutifordSpringfield ; II. U. lioun-
trco , C , O. Caldwcll , Lincoln ; C , II. Alldcr ,
Ncllgu ; Mike Elruore. Alliance : George E.
Ford. Kearney ; S. U. Thompson. Broken Bow ;
W. L. Wilson , V. M. Street. L. W. Eason.
Nebraska City ; Marlon Powell , E. 0. Crab-
tree. Indlancla ; Ales , Dobson , Merriman ; A.
W. Curtis. Chadron ; L. B. Cornell. Verdan ;
W. M. Hobertson. Norfolk ; A. O. West , Kre-
( nont ; J , U. Jenkins , Scauylar ,
VANDESBERC IS IN CUSTODY
President of Iho American Business College
Under Arrest.
ACCUSED OF FRAUDULENTLY USING MAILS
United Stolen Anlhurltle * Kolloiv Up
nn Kxponure I'nlillnhed 111 The
llcp by ArroKtlnu- 1'rlu-
clpnl III the Cane.
Following The Bco's exposure a couple of
weeks ago of the manner In which the so-
called American Business college of this city
was transacting business Frank J , Vandcu-
> crg , who appears to be the president , fac
ulty , business manager and In fact the whole
hlng In himself , was arrested yesterday
morning by Postodlce Inspector St.
Clatr on the charge of using the
UnlteU SUtcn mall for the pro
motion'pt d fraudulent scheme. Ho waa at
nco arraigned before United States Commls-
loner Anderson for preliminary hearing ,
nit oa ho did not seem to bo ready
10 was given until this morning In which
o prepare acid secure an attorney.
Vandenberg was n very humble Individual
vhen the complaint was read and ho was
skcd to make n plea. Ho cald he was , not
guilty and Intimated that ho was the victim
t a hugo conspiracy In which the United
itntcs acted the part of the base and dccp-
ycd villain. At the panic time ho was so
ortnln of his Innocence that ho would bo
willing to go to jail , ho said , until ho was
cleared , If It was not for the fact that ho was
n poor health and he was afraid confinement
night bring his career to a sudden tcrmlna-
lon.
lon.'I
'I do not think there Is any danger of
that , " anawercd the United States commis
sioner , "the county jail Is a nlco warm
iKice , especially In the winter time , and I
lo not think that your health would be
ncnaccd. "
Slnco the racket failed , the college presi
dent then 'ook another tack and said ho
did rot care what happened to him. Al-
.hough bo had conducted an honest and
lonorablo business for seven long years , ho
lad Incurred the enmity of the United States
ind was being1 hounded to death 'by Its paid
ilrellngs. Doing only a poor , lonely Indi
vidual , ho ea\v no chance of winning out
against the government , and consequently
10 did not care wl-at was done with him.
"Did you not servo seventeen months of
ihat seven years' honorable business career
n the Kansas penitentiary for this same
offense ? " asked I'ostolTlce Inspector St. Clalr.
"I did , but I WEO Innocent , " answered
YanJcnberK' "In open court the district at
torney and tha court of the district of Kan
sas apologized for prosecuting me by dismissIng -
Ing the Indictment. "
United States Commissioner Anderson de
cided to postpone the hearing until this
morning , since Vandonbcrg said that ho had
been taken by surprise. The college presi
dent will be in charge of a deputy inarahul
\vhllo ho 'Is hustling bonds and .in attorney.
Why throw away your money for every now
cough syrup , when you can buy that stitudard
remedy , Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup ?
For the many bcatitlful.floners and attcnd-
uuco at the funeral of ( Waclav Slv wo desire
to thank the P. S. Tyrs , No. 1 , Woodmen of
the World Columbia cnmp. Xo. C9 , Camp of
Nebraska , 4771 ; Modern Woodmen of Amer
ica , Bohemian Ladles * Gum club , M'iss Mary
Kotyza , American Biscuit Manufacturing
company , Haydeu Brothers' , clothing depart-
rnont ; Boston Store , basement ; Lodge Bolcs-
leba , Xo. CO. J. C. D.
MRS. SO AXD FAMILY.
Personally Conducted K.vcumloiiH to
California.
VIA UNION PACIFIC ,
Leave Omaha every Friday , 3:30 : p. m. , rcach-
IIIR San Francisco Monday , 8.45 a. m. Cor
respondingly fast time to Southern Califor
nia. Twelve hours quicker than any other
Personally Conducted Excursion Route from
Missouri river.
City Ticket Offlce. 1302 Farnam Street.
Attention , .Modern Woodmen !
Neighbors of Omaha camp Xo. 120 are
requested to attend the funeral of our de
ceased neighbor , diaries Heret , at realdence ,
corner of Twenty-second and Locust streets ,
Friday aftornccn , December 3 , at 2 o'clock.
PHILIP MUELLER , V. C.
GEORGE RICE , Clerk.
Union 1'ucific.
"Tho Overland Limited. "
Tl.o most SUPERBLY EQUIPPED
train west of the Missouri river.
Twelve hours quicker than any other train
to the Pacific coast.
- Oill at Ticket Office , 1202 Farnam St.
Palmer Hotire , Grand Isl'd , Nat Brown , pro.
Frank Voilca , the tailor , lias moved to 104
N. I5th. McCacuo block.
Mead Infant Koiinil.
The dead body of un Infant was picked up
half way across the Missouri river voslcr-
day afternoon by Dan Anderson , who lives
Just south of the bridse on the Iowa Mile.
Anderson is a. watchman at the Union Pa
cific shops and crosses the river for his
meals. He states that nt noon yesterday
ho observed nothing In the spot where the
bo'ly wns found , but that on Ills way back ,
accompanied by Guy Wright of 2323 Cunilmj
street , he noticed nn object enveloped in
clothes and paper. It was found to be n
negro child and the coroner IAUS notified.
It was thought propable that the child
) nn.s dead nt birth. The open channel of
the river Is rather narrow nt this point
and It was evident that the body had been
Intended for the runnlnjj water anJ had
lodpred on the lciNo clew to the partntJigo
of the child waa found on the ciothlns.
Mrs. Mary Bird , Harrlsburs , Pa , says ,
"My ( hild Is worth millions to mu ; yoL I
would have lost her by croup bid I not In
vested twenty-five cents In a bottle of Onu
Minute Cougli Cure. " It cures coughs , colds
and all throat and lung troubles.
Tliiir.Mton IIHICM1 Fnlr.
A fulr for the benefit of the Thurston
Hllles was commenced last nlirht In the
armory under the superintendence of the
Ladles' auxllllary of the rifles. The attend
ance was very Kood for an opening nlsht
and blgfor crowds arc expected on the two
evenings diirliiK which the fair will con
tinue because of special features. Tonight
a ball will bo given and tomorrow nlnht
a bin dinner and supper will be served. The
quarters of the rifles have bten tastily
arranged for the altalr. There are n num
ber of pretty booths arranged about the
walls , at which ornaments am offered for
sale. One of the booths Is a Turkish den.
another a fortune tcller'H tent and mill
another Is entitled "Klondike , " and Is of a
somewhat mysterious character.
KtllK Souliiblf.
Omaha lodge , No , 33 , National Reserve as
sociation , last night gave another of Us
winter entertainments , the affair this time
bclnK n , "stag sociable , " A very pleasant
evening was nient by the members and
their friends , The early hours were spent
In card pl.iylng and then an Informal mu.
slcal and literary jirogramwas rendered.
Bones were sungby Jo B.irton and H. W ,
Weir , piano selections aero played by I ) ,
T , Stelmbuugh and J. A , McKunnn and reci
tations were delivered by Fred Cuscadcn ,
Lunch I.\UB also served ,
J. A. Perkins of Antiquity , 0. , was for
thirty years needlessly tortured by physi
cians for the euro of eczema. Ho was
quickly cured by using DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve , the famous healing salve for plica and
skin diseases.
Xorth Oiiinhn 1'leiiMirc Club ,
The North Omaha Pleasure club guve Its
regular bl-wcekly dance In the Thurston
miles' armory last night. At least 10.
couples enjoyed nn excellent program of
dances. The master of ceremonies waa M' ,
Falconer , and the committee In charge con.
Mated of T. Barry , J. Hllea , F. Ourdlncr ,
C , Hello , B. Meaney , O. Peterson , A. Mohr ,
I. . . Shannon , J , Cuvaimugh , H. Leary , W ,
nobertH , J. McDcrmott and 13. Gardiner.
.Mnrrlntie JJecintcn.
Tlio following marriage licenses were
Issued yesterday by County Judge Baxter :
Name and AildrcsH. Ago.
Charles W. Starch , Douglas county 3 (
Dora Bohc , Douglas county. . . , , . , , . , . , 1 !
Charles B. Dcane , Arapabpe , Neb 62
Mary Cltmong , iicdley , Q.M.rtrunliu. . t <
Liuuor Dcalert and Dru iite
oiinnu ov-trui : COUIIT.
Vntll ( lie further order of ( liln
court a rpHtrnlrttqir order lit nl-
Inwril , rrMrnlainfr the until tie
fcnilniitx , 1'roll It I" Moore * ,
ItoIuTt i : . I , . tiiordmnii , I ) .
OreKory , J. II. i I'eiilioily , W. C.
llullnrclV. . , | . \Velfiliniin , mill the
Ilnnrit of Klrcmnd 1'olloc Com-
.inlHnloiirrN of luo clly of Onmlin ,
nnil cncli of them , their iiRcnt * ,
Tncrvnn H nnil employe * , from
MolleltliiKlulvlnlnpr or liintrnct-
li\K nny person , tinrliiernhln or
enrporntlon Hint HIP unltl World-
llprnlil npu-Kpnpors nrc the
proper iKMvnpiipern In which to
Inncrt the liquor notice * , or
from ilolurr nny net or ( hli > T to
prevent , hlnilpr or ilclnr i '
permm , purl ncrnUlp or eorporn-
tloit from ndvertlnlitK In the
plnlntlfT'M ucMTHpnppr ( The
Oiiiuhii i\piilup : HOP ) , IIM hy the
.term * of HII | < l rpK ltitloii IN con
templated , or from lit nny innii-
nee enrrj Inu- out HIP Mnlil rcHO-
ludoii In DIP letter or Ntilrlt.
NOITICH OK WA11MXG.
TinInn - miller ivlilt-h liquor UCCIIKCH
mil ilriiKKlHtn' perniMH nrp irrnutcd. re-
Hi I r ON nppllcnntH far ilie MM mo to pub
lish notlcvM of their nppllcntloiiN for
two weekN In the newspaper hiivliiK
I hiInrKext circulation In the comity.
\iitlcc In hereby nerved upon nil per-
NOIIH Intending ; to apply for lliiuor
ICCIIMCH or drtiKKlNtn' permltH that The
) iunhii I2vcnliiv Hue IN the paper hin-
IIIK the InrKPKt clreiilntlou tu DotiKliiH
county , mill Hint to comply with the
In they must nulillHh their iiatloen
n thnt pupcr. Xn rpHOlutlon adopted
> y nny Ilonril of Tire mill 1'olloe Com-
lniloiierN or by nny oilier liourd cnu
leprlve It of ItH rl UtK or lie liliidliiK
upon nny liquor ilenlcr or driiKKlxt.
\otlce It nlno nprvcil that The ( ) mnhi
KrciiInK lloe irlll liiHUt upon ItH
rlRhtn IIM the pupcr hiivlnpr the
circulation in DongrliiN comity by
every remedy neeorilpil miller the law
anil thnt perMoiiN who dlMremird the
Imv liy pnhllNhliiK iioticert of applica
tion for llqunr HrciiMCN or dniKKlnlH'
permltH In nny pupcr other thnii Tin
Omaha KvpuliiR ilec ilo io nt their
risk.
r Tourist Sleeping d.ir Serviee
to TexiiK I'nliilN.
This departure Is inaugurated by the Mis
souri , Kansas & Texas Hallway company.
They will leave Kansas City and St. Louis
Tor Galvestcn on the nlRht tralun of Decem
ber 7 and 21 , and all other homeseckers' ex
curston dates.
JAMES BARKER , G P. & T. A. .
St. Louis , Mo.
GEORQB A. M'NtITT , D. P. A. .
Kansas City , Mo.
IIOJIRSK15ICI3IlV HXCUnSIOXS ,
Via 'Hock ' lulmnl Houto.
December 7 and 21. For full Information
call at city ticket office , 1323 Farnam street ,
or write C. A. Rutherford , Omaha.
I.OCAI.
The women of the Krsox Presbyterian
church will hold a church fair and give n
cnurcli supper at the church pirlors this
afternoon nd evening.
A complaint charging adultery has been
lodged in police court by Vf. J. AVclls against
his wife , Carrie Wells. The co-respondent h :
the case is WlliUm Duncan.
Mro. Katlp Champion of DCS Molncs , la.
has asked Chief Gallagher to locate her son ,
Hm old Champion , who ran aivay from tola
homo a abort time ago and is supposM to be
in this city.
Matron Ryan has received Rcsie Casper , a
young girl from Sioux City , who will be sent
to the Homo of the Good Shepherd. The
girl Is barely 14 years of ago and was
rescued by ( Matron Tnurston of Sioux City
from a house of ill fame.
Chief of Detectives 0. M. Capron of To , eka
Kan. , requests the local police to bo on the
lookout for a young man named William
Brown , uantcd for burglary. ISrown Is sali
to have robbel his mother , Mrs. Alinnlu
Drown , of a gold watch and chain and to
have shipped them by express to this city
Ho Is then nllcgcd to have followed them
here.
here.While
While- drunk Wednesday night C. E. Jones
visited the- Hats at 1121 Dodge fittest ant
attempted to throw the occupants into the
street. Ho was overpowered and sent to the
station. Yccterday morning he to'.d Judge
Gordon that he had no remembrance- the
affair as ho was drunk and was not respon
sible for his actions. The Judge , however
thought different In regard to the last portion
tion of the statement end accordingly flncc
him $20 and costs for his fun.
mill ) .
HOIIST Clmrles , ngcd 43 years. Fnnornl
from residence , 2124'Locust street , Friday
at 2 o'clock p. m. Friends Invited.
Spleaidid
Service
to Peorla
Chicago
St. ,7
Kansas Clly
Denver
Short Lino.
Quick Time.
TICKET STREET ,
1502 Farnam St Omaha
Bail-
Bearing
nccognlzlnff the superior quaTitles of thl
machine , tbo Transmlssiaalppl Exposition
have adopted It exclusively
Kmbodlcs best points of all other machine
and lias many features distinctively Its own
Wrlfe u * .
UNIIED mmim m SUPPLIES co. (
1011'nriinni St. , Oiuuhu ,
SOO DtU St. , Uc Motucs , Itu ,
5
Sco them '
In our l
\ Indow
V * I TODAY
's the 999
, , , ' 7lIlS-lUtll > AY nwrniHg at nine o'clock ire
mill let loose those t'cooi'tl-ln'cttkliiyjluo tlollni'
mtittt. Ao/ they are nntjlue dollar utiitn. Then ai'a
eight iJollnr , nine tlollm' , ten tloJInr stnttn , ( Ic endittg t
on where yon nee them ontaitle of here. IF/iuii I/IHI neo
necord
breaking them 11 tut IDwontlcr how wccfiitHcllthciitforJlt'c
Suits
tlollarn ainl ntalse a jtrojlt , bnt we do. The IVcurimfin
notion ofprofltn in reckoned It1 linen. T/ICHC Hit its tire
iitrictly all wool. They arc inittlc from a hunilxome
dark cheviot in the new ittylc in visible } ) Iitil. They am
faced back to the arnipifs with filename cloth. They
arc lined with good tnibufanfial Italian cloth , nothing
fancy. They arc cut in the fashiomtltla ! button sacks.
They look well , are made wall , will fit well and wear
well and well , they're Jtre dollars ; that'it all.
wo let
them
loose
Wo deslro to announce to our patrons that
wo have augmented our force for the holi
days by the addition of two registered phar
macists for our prescription department and
a young lady whose cole duties will be 'o
.iresldo over our cigar department and sell
Huylor's candy ( for which wo are exclusive
Omaha agents ) . Wo have lately made some
material changes In our store which will
wo trust cuablo us to not only maintain
our reputation for "having the goods" but
also make it possible to servo all at all times
with both neatness and dispatch.
Ir
ul
1513 Dod o St. , Omaha , Neb.
Middle of Bl ck.
DUFFY'S
POBE MALT WIIISKET
Ail Druggists.
Latest 1898 patterns.
All styles , sizes and prices
from
We show the finest line in
the city and you make a mis
take if you do not see us be
fore you buy.
Hilton Rogers&Son ,
14th and Faruam
KOD A KS
and
CAMERAS
Moke Valuable
Christmas Gifts.
The annual family gathering at the chll-
drcn'e Christmas tree , group * of friends
gathered to i > asn winter's evening all
make delightful Indoor subjects for winter
Kodaking , inlillo the fields and trees In
snowy garb make quite aa beautiful subjects
for outdoor work na do the green grovca
nnd meadows of summer.
Vat n ICoiluk on Your ClirlxtiiuiN JM.
$ 1.00 ( o iur..o ( ) .
The new Kodaks all take our Light-Proof
Film Cartridges and can bo
LOADED IN DAYLIGHT
The Dltiiiioiul Cnincrn ni $15.00
Is a fine Instrument , Mall orders solicited.
Catalogue free.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO , ,
rnoTOGRAjuno SUPPLIES ,
FRrnnm flt , 0wz , Pnxtoa
THE GREATEST
From our great Clothing Purchase of
Ab Kirschbaum & Co.
of Philadelphia , at
Goes on sale Friday Morning.
SUITS AT MIn -
In all regular sizes from 34 to 44
also slims and stouts.
BOYS' VERY FINE
Long Pants Suits wotof50 ! $3.95
AH sizes from J3 to 19
THE FINEST BOYS'
Knee Pants Snitsswortha4-50' ? '
Reefer styre sizes 3 to 8 Plain double
breasted in sizes 9 to J6 ,
BIG STOS.E. .
msasm&mmesxiBssss&s&ffi
A Blue-Black Kersey
Overcoat $4.00
nnil tlie ink dial mnrkc-il ( Iiln nclllnf ; iirl ' < - nn < Jn > t-oul tlcUi'l If
HCiirvely ilry , HO lo | > fiik , for ( lint Mlilinnciil rt-nulK-il UN only tnilny.
MiirUt'il 91.00 In iilnln flKiir 'N. Mfc-IcNH IlKiircH uulle irnc yi'l ninvcr-
fnl ciiiniK" to eroNM ( he mlvfrdzliiK Ilur. We anlniirllly ullllmr to
lie luvoNllKiiUMl IIIIOIL ( lint cliilm. If MIIIIP niHerllHliiB Unr olV 'r a
IjUO.OO overrun t for IjKJ.liH , mill of ouiirHU K you nrti foriimi ( < i * ( { )
dioiiKli 1" K'1' "t cnmo II TC nnd eoiiipurc II T\UIi'our ' 91.00 oneIf
OIII-M IN not hotter II IN unri-ly not Inferior , ' 1'lint v o lire nlllliiK to
prove nt < lie eMiciixu of our KrouliiK iioimliirUy.
If HOIIIC vtluily ndverlUcrH , liriiKKliiiv iiliuiil liclnir Iliu only nml < li
Kren < en < iiulillc Iii-nvfnvtorii , in llilw KlorloiiN land , nuil liii-ludluHr C -
OIT Inke , nlo nu < oeru < M of viiliunnil n klilnlnu : c&iiniiili' of CI-IIHI
Icnii itonilurN , will kluilly iiriivc to the pnlille Hint they ilo wrll n ln-1-
tcr overetmt f r 91.00 , Ilieii T C nicrco to iii-KiiinviL-dit" mnierliirlly
mill Hleii iiMldu deffntvil.
'l'hec o crcont lire itiiule In Mnek ntjlf , ironil nnil IOIIB , velvet enl-
Inr mid IIy front. The cloth l of niXmifly l lKf ( l vtool nnil liilMteil
cotliiu Illllnir" , whleli iintnrnlly niiiKeH ( lie elotli llriner tlinil It Khnl
of cloth recoinnienilrtl l > y HOIIHI IIM lielnw 77O5-IOOOO pure n'ool or
nny otliur iicrccnliiRe , thnt IH iiiiz lc eien a weaver T ho Kt-ew
Bray hnlrcil in the IIIIMIIICMM.
on link for II. We don't mint It
Anil > our inuiu < > hunk nn MOIIII im >
you arc HntlMlleil Hull lie de erve 11. ,
OI'B.V KVUXINGS 1'lLli U O'CLOUIC.
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