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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; SUSSJDAY , DECEMBER 13. 1807.
ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM
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Mssonlc circles nro"lowly resuming their
uiual winter activity and another lmpctu
l to ho Blvfn during the coming wcok , when
the ( jrani chapter of the state will hold Its
annual 8t lon In this city , The convention
wilt bo called to order on Tuesday morning
end will probably adjourn sUio die on
Wednesday night * omo time. On Thursday
night the delegates nnd visitors will bo ten
dered a magnificent reception. All the meet-
leg * and the social event will take place In
the Mtftonlc temple , the Improvement * In
which will be completed by that lime.
It la expected that the- attendance at the
mcotlnR will be lii the neighborhood of 100 ,
the- majority of whom iUII conrtkt of dele- ,
eatca ; a number of the latter will bo ac
companied by their wlv.es. The meeting Is
not expected , to be a very troublesome one , I
Inasmuch as no very Important business Is
In sight. The election of officers will prob
ably be the most Interesting feature.
The reception to bo given on ThuiyJiy
night Is to oo quite an extensive affair.
Great preparations are 'being made for It.
The Twoaty-aecond Infantry band will fur-
n.'sh the music snd the refreshments to bo
nerved will bo from one of the best caterers
In the city. The affair Is In the hnnds of a
committee , cons'ollng ' of J. A. MaynardV. .
T. Uoblnson , T.V. . Richards , M. J. Ken-
nard , R. T. Thomas and A. T. Ayers.
During the last three days of the Icet
week Thomap H. Caswell , grand commander
of the fonthern Jurisdiction of the Ancient
and Accepted Order of Scottish Rite Masona ,
has been In the city. Hie residence Is In
Ban Francisco ar.d heIs on his way homo
from the meeting of the supreme council In
the cjsot last October. He Is one of the most
noted. Masons In the country.
During his stay In the city Mr. Caswell
Jm made hlm&elf busy In becoming ac
quainted with the prominent members of the
order The only olllclal recognition ot his
prwenico hero was given last night , when a
reception In his honor vvai held In the tem
ple betwc ° n the hours of 7 and 8 After that
ho conferred the thirty-third degree , the
highest la the craft. The candidates were
L 1) . Richards of Fremont , II.V. . Wilson of
Uiicon aid Martin Dunham and Gustave
Acilcrson of this rlty.
Eleetlors hold the high place In secret
EOC cty circles during thU month. They arc
occurring everywhere In the elate Reports
of the results In n great many of the lodges
have been sent tn The lice , but they arc
crowded out today on account of lack of
space They will be published during the
coming week.
Knluhlf of l > > ( hliiH.
Triune lodge Is making arrangements for a
public ItiFtnlljtloii of Its officers on Tuesday
evening , January 4 , which will bo lolloped by
n musical nml literary oiittrl.ilr.mftit with
dancing and light refreshments. Di. L A.
Merrlim , the cluncellor commander-elect ,
Int-nds during the com'ng year to Iraugurato
a series of entertainments In connection wlih
the business ot tbo lodge In aider to bring
the membeis and their families together lu
social enjoyment.
The Joint commltte' on Pythlim headquar
ters will be > called together alter the Im'al-
l Mco of next year's officers of all the lodges ,
and a general consultation ; vlth the n w
chancellor commanders of the inrlous lodges
will be had with 'tho Joint commlttoo.
The plan of the 1'ythUn burial plot In
I'oicst Lawn cemetery , submitted by the
cemetciy association , has been adop oil liy a
majority of the lodges In this city. There
are three lodges yot'to bo heard from. The
ac.ioclalC'n ' agicee to donate ICG sln-
glo graves for nothing , providing that
nn'anjomonts can bo made by fam
ilies to purchase at Uast thirty feially lots
at 2E > cents per square foot. Lodges adopt
ing the plan arc In nowise under any finan
cial obligations to purchase , nor can they be
held responsible for any private arrange
ments made by the { Cnlghts. Those purchas
ing family lots have one year to pay for
the same from January 1 , 1SOS.
A now lodge was last week organized at
Cortlaud. Representatives were present
from the lodges at Linco"lu , Beatrice , Wllbcr
and Uauieston.
Lodge No. " 79 of South Omaha has elected
those officers : B. n. Hawley , C. C. ; C. J.
Collins , V. C. ; J. I' . Hayes , P. ; Z. V. Hedges
M. of W. ; II. M. Christie , M. of F. ; William
Bennett , M. of E. ; S. II. Christie , K. of It.
and S. ; U. A. Carpenter , M. of A. : A. II.
Murdock , T.
Audi-ill Orilrr of United \Voi-Kiucii.
The following officers were elected by Xc-
bnjslta lodge No. 227 : Henry Drees. M. W. ;
P. A. Martin , P. ; Ed B. Wllllts , O. ; A. M.
Wcppncr , P. ; M. Hock , U. ; P. S Casey , n. ;
Joseph Voltz , G. ; B. Murphey , I. W : Frank
I'ratt , 0. W. ; Dr. W. J. McCrann , P.
Lai > t Tuesday 'cvenlnt ' ; Omaha lodge No. 18
lccled the following officers for the ensuing
term : Dr. A. Crawford , P M. W ; Lyman
Searl. M. W. ; Dr. II. A Worley , K ; w.
Broadflold , O. ; C. II. Collier , n. ; Q , W.
Lower , P. ; n. B. Yocum , R. ; P. Barrow-
clough , G. ; D. Mucro , I W. ; J. J. H. Reedy ,
0. W : T. N. Martin , T. The election passed
off quietly and rapidly , there bc'ng no con
test save for the ofllce of guide , in which
Mr Barrovvclough recelvedi a slight majority
over the present officer , Mr. Hughlltt. Dur
ing the evening light refreshments were
eerved.
The following officers ha\e been elected In
North Omaha lodge No. 159 for the term
commencing January 1 : P. M. W. , J. C
DouM'e ; M. W. . P. J. Connor ; P. , J. H.
McGuIre ; 0 , , J. S. Inure ; R. , P. II. MC-
Cullough ; P. , J. Cornoby ; R , , C. W. Brlnn-
O. . . J. P. Polen ; I. w. , w W Dutchur ; O.
\V. . C. Johnson ? T. , J. LIddell ; M. B. , Drs.
C. D. Spraguc and W. A. Hcstetter ; repre
sentative on relief board , George A , Maguey.
On Mosday evening a social time will bo had
at the hall. Addresses will be made ex
plaining tlio objfclf of the order to the mem
bers and their friends ,
South Omaha lodge No. GG has elected of
ficers us follows : John Kennedy , M. W. ;
II. J. Shupp , P. ; Jamca Qulst , 0. ; J E.
ICIndler , G. ; George W. Howe. R. ; Thomas
\V. Fletcher , P. ; C. W. Miller. R ; W. H.
Btecii'.orr , Ivor Thomas , August Miller , T. ;
Wr H , Slabaugh and W. Berry , M. E.
M ) htlC SlirllKTX ,
The trip the shrlno made to Grand Island
en last Tuesday > was In every respect a suc
cessful and enjoyable one. A'bout ' fifty went
from this city , but before their destination
Jia } ibeen reached as many more were picked
up along the route nnd fully 100 visitors
disembarked from the train. This number
did not Include the Twenty-second Infantry
Ibaud , which had been taken along to assist
In tbo festivities.
The residents of Grand Island wore given
a touch of high life. A public concert was
rendered by the bawl , which scored Its usual
1 success , ( Following was a parade and then
the hosts disappeared In the hall to deal
% vlth wUteoii candidates. At the conclusion
of the ceremonial session an elaborate ban
quet WOH enjoyed. A good many speeches
were madti before the party broke up. The
trip to and from Grand Island was made
In a special car.
The slirlnu U preparing for a social on
a week frotn next Tuesday ,
( irmicl 'Army or tlif R
General George Crook post , No. 262 , ha
elt'otoi tbo following officers for the jcar
1898 : John B , Fumy , commander ; Leo S
Ketcllo , senior vice commander ; George P.
GarllcU , Junior v Ice commandur ; George C ,
( Banner , adjutant ; Albert K. Rhoades , quar
termaster ; S , K. Spaldlng , surgeon ; Edward
T. I'ratt , chaplain ; Henry P , Horran , oillcor
ot the guard. The following delegates to
the department encampment to bo held at
Norfolk vvere also elected : Fred W. Qlmp-
Bon , Ji-fT W. Bedford , Leo S , Kstcllo , John
II. I'Icrco and Edward I. Davis , This pos
Is the banner post of the state , having now
a larger num'bor ' of members than any other
YrU'raiin'
The flrut campflio ot the Union Veterans
union and Us woman's auxiliary was holt
last Monday evening at the old Ctistcr pea
hull. Ths campfire wua well attendeJ by
T prcsentatlvci from the other veteran or
ganizations and the relief corps of the Orau1
Army of the Repub.-s , Ladlu of Garflol'1 Clr-
clo und Daughter * of Vateratia. I'ho ubjvi Is
of the union were explained In length by
Department Commander B. I. Davis and of
the "I.idle ' Relief union" by Its president ,
Mr . L. F. Brltt. An abundance of reftcsh-
Inputs nas provilol bv the ladle * , and a
Short program , jur.uist OR of ivrliAtIOIIR ,
speeches and elections on the Rramnphonc ,
nmdo the evening psss off very pleasantly
iiihl a good old-fachhni'd time \\ns tnjoycd
by the old soldiers and their families ,
Modern \Voodmcu ot Vniorlrn.
Within the next few days Head Clerk C. j
\V. llanos , General Attorney J. O , Johnson ,
Director A. It. Talbot of Lincoln and D. C.
Zlnk , former head clerk and a past resident
of Grand lellnd , are expected to bo In the
city to Attend the trial of the suit Instituted
by the order to recover some (30,000 from the
i Union National bank ot this city , which had
been deposited there by Zlnlt In his official
' ' capacity. While hero the visitors will bo
I made the guests of the local members and
, will be tendered a reception. Commlttoo
have been appointed by all the camps to
take the master In charge.
Omaha camp has elected the follow Ing offi
cers : Phillip Mueller. V. C. ; A. W. Ander
son , W. A. ; J. E. Van Glider , B. ; C. W.
Bak r , E. ; C. P. Hartmann , W. ; D. G. Reed ,
S. ; Drs. Clark und Merrlam , P. ; Zimmerman.
Rclpcn , Swlgert. M.
Beech camp elections resulted as fol'ons :
A. A. Smith. V. C. ; W. A. Belknap , W A. :
Charles L. Hopper , B. ; Frank Whltmarih ,
C. ; Lester B. McConn. A. C. ; J. B. Hlmoe ,
E. ; Hans Backtnscn , W. ; Chris H. Long. S. ;
I Q. H. Parsc-ll. W. 0 , Henry , P. ; > . II. Vos-
burg , M.
The Omaha Hebrew camp , No. 4944 , Mod
ern Woodmen of America , was qulto an In
teresting one , as every -member 'took ' in great
deal of interest in electing thfrlr new officers.
The result of too ballot was as follows : V.
0. , II. Schomstadt ; W. A. , S. Woxsenburg ;
L. B. , M. Rosenblatt ; C. , C. B. McKocben ;
L. . J. Wnxsmon ; W. . N. Marks ; C. , S. Dia
mend ; U. of M. , J. Brown. They also de
cided to give a grand mnsquoall at Slxtec lb
and Capitol avenue , Crown's block , for the
benefit of .their Foresters.
I'm It-mill Onion or Aiucrlon.
lianner lodge , No. 11 , cnppul the climax
Thursday evening in the matter of attend
ance , thcio being more than 100 membeis
present. Mrs. Frances M. Ford , George W.
Ilervoy and H. M. Waring gave very Inter
esting and Instructive addresses on subjects
, of Interest 'to ' the members. Mrs. Ford's address -
. dress was on the Transmisslsslppl Exposl-
I tlon. Mis. Pugh , Mrs. Jackson and Miss
Mason contributed very Interesting numbers
to the musical program. Next Thursday
evening the .bawl . will give a public con
cert , which promises to be aery InterestIng -
Ing cntertnlime-nt. Election of oiHcers for
1858 will take place on December 23 and the
holiday .ball on the evening of December SO
In Myrtle hall.
The contest ! for the binner and other pre
miums offered by ithe supreme lodge Is now
In full .blast . , with good prospects for Banner
ledge winning the royal prize.
Wood m < n or llu > World.
At Its annual election of officers at the
Woodmen ot the World hall the following
officers were electedW. . Y Tcetzel , C. C. ;
J. A. Bowler , A. ; G. S. Meek , B. ; J. P. Lally ,
C. ; M. Kelscr , E. ; A. J. Bruggeman , W. ; W.
B. Church , S. ; J. B. Huso , M. ; AV. II. Han-
chott , J. E. Clausen. Charles Rosewater ,
E. E. Womersly , H G. WlesJ , P.
The rustic furniture at the Woodmen ot
the World hall Is the furniture which was
used In the Woodmen of the World cabin ai
Nashville. The pictures of a number of
prominent woodmen are now adorning the
walls.
KiiiuJitH or ( lie Forest.
Forest council , No. 1 , gave ono of Us cm-
: crtalnmonts on last Wednesday evening at
Its hall In Odd '
Fellows' block. The pro
gram was excellently rendered throughou
and the audience was large and appreciative
Prof. Davis entertained the audience for
half an hour by his gramophone selections
Mrs. L. V. Moise sing a solo , Mrs. Ely alsc
sang. Miss Haverly rendered a piano solo
and Mis. MoKelvy resiled , by request
"Nora Mulligan's Party. " Llttlo Miss Snow-
den gave a very pretty song and dance- with
" banjo accompaniment.
Iiiilt-l > i-inloiit Orilc-r of Foresterx.
All tbo courts of the city have combined
to hold a Joint Instillation of the newly
elected ofllcers on New Year's eve. The affair
will ibo public. It Is > to take place In Myrtle
hall In the Continental 1)lock.
Omaha court has elected the- following
officers : P. C. R. , 13. G. Brabrook ; C. R.
George R. Young ; V. C. U. , A. S. Ruth ; K
S. , W. 0. Carr ; P. S. , Robert Morlaon ; C.
A. G. Sablne ; 'S. ' W. . W. J. Blackmore ; J
\V. . James W. Trulll ; S. B. , W. D. Hamilton
J. B. , Robert Mulr ; C. D. , T. L. C. Mulr
P. , Dr. J. > M. Alkln and R. I. Mattice.
Uojnl Art-iiiiiiin.
Tomorrow night Union Pacific council , No
1069 , .iad Omaha council , No. 1791 , will hold
a Joint meeting In the hall In Thi Boo build
Ing to consider the advisability of coiiboll
dating. The first Is one of the oldest and th
second the youngest ledge in the city. 1
they wore combined they would form ona o
the biggest and strongest seciet society
lodges In Omaha. The scheme of consoll
dating has been quietly agitated for sorn
little time and It has now reached a stag
where It can be put before both bodies.
RilkliK-KM MCII'H lrHU-rnlty.
Omaha lodge. No. 1 , held Its annual clec
tlon oj officers at Its hall In The Bee build
Ing Wednesday evening. The following
were elected : W. E. Cady , P. ; J. M. Welsh
an" , V. P. ; T. H. Pell. S. ; M. Cunningham
T. ; L. B. Walmer , G. ; T. S. West. I. G. ; A
Anderson , O. G. ; W. A. Illxcnbiugh , r
Maxfleld , S. Plans for active work for th
coming year along- the lines of bettering the
business In tercets of the city wcro dip
cussed.
Xiilloiuil Union.
Omaha council has elected the following
officers : George Brush , P. ; F. M. Bell , V.
P. ; G. II. FlBseu' S. ; Robert Richelieu , S.
and P. S. ; William P. Nagle , T. ; Chailcs
E. Morris. N. ; William Wallace , C. ; M. P.
McBrWo , S. at A. ; A. Boukal , D. K. ; C.
Hardy , F. M. Bell , W. P. Sloan , T. The
council meets In Patterson hall at Seven
teenth and Parnam streets on the first Mon
day night of each month.
Guild Templar * .
Mrs , Anna H. Ilirrle , grand superintend
ent of Juvenile temples of Iowa , will addrern
a public meeting at Woodman hall. Sixteenth
street tnd Capitol avenue , tomorrow evenIng -
Ing at 7:45. : Her theme .will be : "Good
Templary and Temperance and Its Relation
to .the Home. " Mrs. Harris Is an earnest ,
eloquent speaker of wide experience In this
work. The mcd'lng Is public.
I.IHlll-H II f till.MlKflllldH. .
laurel Hve , No. 19 , last Tuesday after
noon elected the following officers ; Carrie
Scott , P. LC , ; Anna Crawford , L. C. ; Ella
Crawford , R. K. ; Carolina Doll , P. 1C. ; Mar
tha B. Walker , C. ; I/niro , B. Newton , S. ;
Carrlo Carmella , . .M. at A. ; Miss Honzlker ,
S. , ' Miss Kcnnady , P.
Soi'lclyotcx. .
Vesta chapter No. C , Order of the Eastern
Star , will give a dani.ii i * Masonlo temple
on next Tuesday evrnir.s.
An entcrti-ilfilng program has been ar
ranged for next Filday evening's meeting cf
Uvo Oak grove , No. 1 , Royal Oaka , In Labor
Temple hall.
Mrs. E. D , Watt , euproms oracle , and
Mrs 0. E Allen , supreme board of manager ,
of the Royal Neighbors ot America , are In
attendance upon a meDtlng of the uupremc
beard In Pe-orla , ill ,
Clan Gordon No. 63 , Order of Scottish
Claim , nominated Its officers for the coming
year at last Tuesday night's meeting. The
election will take place on the night of December -
cember 21 at the hall , 212 North Sixteenth
street ,
At the regular meeting ot the beaver
moon Omaha triba No. J8 , Improved Order
of Red Men , ekctc-d the following chiefs :
II N. Yapp , P. ; W. c. Congdon , S. ; W. H.
SUu ° ' Bl S' ! Jamt * CarrJ s'i A. A ,
Smith , C , of R , ; L. II. Smith , 1C , of W. ;
Harry Androeson , O of W. : James Boysen
, and C. C. Stauloy , T. , ,
I3XCITIOVRHIC ITIII3 W1II5AT 1MT.
I'rnmiiecn of Ilcnvj- Shipment * Cnuno
n Ilrnclloii.
CHICAGO , D.'c. 11. The wheat market
this week bas been remnrkablo for the fnct
that It has retched the highest prices that
have been made here since the summer ot
1891. From Do cents , the December cloMng
prlco a week ago , that month rose a cent on
Monday , 2'i cents on Tuesday , 2 ccnta on
Wednesday and on Thursday made the ru-
markablo jump of 8"-i cents to $1.09. Nat
urally , trading was heavy , and at tlnus the.
market was wildly excited. Yesterday a
very substantial reaction occurred , Decem
ber closing at $1.03. Belief In the existence
of a corner In that option was Intensified ,
though dealers Credited with being members
of the combination strongly deny that such
a , thing exist ; , May wheat was also strong ,
especially during the latter part ot the week ,
hough suffering In yesterday's reaction. It
shows an advance of 1 % cents , the closing
price jestcrday being 91V4 cents.
Reports that the holders of contract wheat
til through the west were preparing to ship
t to Chicago were confirmed by many firms
and undoubtedly had much to do with the
decrease yesterday. Two factors entered Into
.ho virtual stampede of the shorts. Notth-
vest receipts were much more moderate nu < l
[ hough only once during the week falling
: ielovv last } ear's figures , yet It was qulto
jonerally believed the end of heavy receipts
was In sight. By far th most Important In
fluence , however , was the statement , which
was confirmed , that members of the so-called
Imll clique had made arrangements to ship
cast by rail all wheat delivered thorn on December -
comber contracts and hod made advantageous
storage contracts In the east , Indicating a
letcrmtnatlon to keep the market as bare as
liosslble of contract grade wheat. The con
tract stocks Increased only 355000 bushels
'or the week , notwithstanding heavy receipts.
The spread between December and May has
now widened to 1114 cents. For a time dur
ing Thursday's oxcltemont It was as much
as 14 ccnta.
CHECK TO TII13 IRISH TV STOCKS.
Hull Clliiiu * FlnilH SovurnI .Sl
llIockM In the AVny.
NEW YORK , Dec. 11. The stock market
responded with apparent readiness * during
the early part of the week1 to tie manipula
tion of the large operators who have cm-
barked upon a. bull campaign. But as the
week progressed < the bull element had sev
eral adverse factors to contend with. Weak
spots developed In the market and the vig
orous support offered proved unavailing to
prevent declines In individual cases , which
spread through the list , ana by Friday aft
ernoon had effectually 'broken ' the market.
The president's message on Monday dls-
closed tlm fact that ithero was no disturbing
prospect on the horizon of government af
fairs. The buoyancy In Sugar and rumors
of an extra dividend gave an Impetus to the
rise. The excellent showing of railroad earn
ings In the statements for the fourth weefc
In November offered a very substantial ba
sis for advances In the rillroad list.
All sorts ot statements on "good authority"
were offered as to the intentions of North
ern Pacific directors to declare a llbsral div
idend on the preferred. The stocks Of the
local traction companies were rushed upon
confident assertions that 'the ' underground
rapid transit plan would fall of endorsement
by the court. The Vandeibllts were ag
gressively raised .by . the bull clique for
effect on ths market , but nil this failed to
offset the realizing sales of traders , large
selling for London account of all the Inter
national stocks , disappointment o\cr the
lack of an extra dividend on Sugar , the gov
ernment's course In the matter of the Kan
sas Pacific sale and other adverse factors
Prices , which -were at one < lme 2 to over
4 points higher than Saturday's close
vvere sharply clipped > by Friday's reaction ,
though net gains of over a point remain In
a large number of shares. Dealings In .bonds .
have been of very heavy proportions all
week and prices are materially higher all
around.
INSIST ox iio-wra
CIicri > IcComiiilttcf 'Voiv ' on KM Wny
to WnxliltiKton.
ST. LOUIS , Dec. 11. The Cherokee In
dian delegation , -which Is on the way to
Washington to appear before the Joint In
dian committee of congress , arrived here
late last night. The party will stop in the
city a day or two iboforo going on to Wash
ington. Speaking of 'their mission to Wash
ington , Hon. S. U. Walklngstlcknho Is a
Cherokee senator , said : "Wo go to Wash
ington ito use every honorable effort to pre
vent the proposed abolishment of our trlbil
courts , and to head off the Impending change
by which the president of the United States
will have the power to sanction or approve
the acts ot the Cherokee national council be
fore .they . become laws. "
"Chief Ishpereher of the Creeks has a plan
by which the tlndlans are at some tlmo to
become part of the United States as an In
dian state and I "bellcvo his Idea , so far as
I understand It , Is a good one. "
IT.NSIOXS FOll WKSTUHX VKTCUAVS.
Stirvl\-or of l.iitcVnr ItcmemlioriMl
1 > tinO < > iiral ( io\i-riiiiiiirt.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ll.-Opeclal.-Pcn- )
slons have been issued as follows :
Issue of November 21. 1837 :
'Nebraska Original : Tilghmnn A. II
Berkley , Lincoln , JO. Original widow , etc. .
Molvln.a E. Lewcllen , Auburn , $ S.
Iowa Moses Hush , Davenport , $ G. Hester.
ation nnd reissue : Milton L. Godiey ( de
ceased ) , Eldon , $12. Increase : Illley C
Whltmtirsh , Vail , $8 to $12. Original widow ,
etc. : Minor of John P. Klnncy , Des Molncs ,
Colorado Original : Uladen Asliby , Canon
City , JO. Original wldow.'etc. : Special De
cember 1 , Mary Ann Hlghtovver , Grand
Junction , $ S
Montana RelsFue nnd Increase : Charles
C. Sargent , Nashua , J10.
AtoirrtN ElrutliH Were All .Viitiirul.
NEW YORK , Dec. ll.-Chnrles Kanolll ,
the baibcr who has collected Insurance
upon the HVCH of four wives , a motlier-ln-
'aw , a daughter nnd nn employe , nnd has
pleaded guilty of defrauding an Insurance
company , was aguln iirralgned In court
today nnd remanded for further examina
tion. Ills counsel stated thnt xho vvns
anxious that the police should h.ive every
opportunity to assure themselves that the
curious sequence of deaths was from
natuinl causes. The prisoner expressed
himself perfectly willing thnt the body of
Jennie Sunnier , his fourth and last wife ,
should bo exhumed nnd examined for
traces of poison , The body , which wns
Interred at Astoria , L. . I. , will bo taken
out of Its grave today ,
AIiilinloiiH I/I 1 1 > rut ii re for
CHICAGO , Dec. 11. Ira Nelson Morris ,
sonot _ the millionaire pucker , Nelson
Mori lit , tins abandoned the career of letters
which ho entered some months ngo by pub
lishing 11 small volume of travel , Huwill
enter his father's ( Irm , "With the irmly
Winds : A Jnunt In Venezuela and the Wt-st
Indies" Is the title pf Mr , .Morris1 first nnd
only book. "A million mt-n can vviltu
books , " dec-lured the older Morrln , "but
few lutve opportunity my son enjoys
to become preat In thu business world. A
book Is rend by few ; n largo commeiclul
enterprise , well conducted , la a blpsslnn to
the world ut large. "
Him ! Tlii-lr Victim on tinTruck. .
ST. L.OIU8 , Dec. Jl A special to thn I'ost-
Dlspatch from Carthage , ( Mo. , says : At
Culfton , the junction of the St. I.ouls &
San Fr.Uiclbco nnd Port Arthur nillioacU- ,
n mnn nnm-tl Hlnsrmun , from Monctt. Mas.
held u ? und robbed of } 1" hv tirco hlsh-
way-men last night , After taking his mony
the robbers marched their victim down tin-
'Frisco trick , and binding his hunda and
feet , tied him to the rails to be mangled by
the llrst passing train. Fortunately for
Illnsman. tmveral people cnnm alonff the
Hack xoon ufter nnd idea ted htm. There
IB no cue ! to the perpetrators of the outrage.
Jiillirnitut AunliiM ci Our Company ,
CHICAGO , Dee , 11 , Judge Sevvan of the
United States circuit court today ordered
the United States Cur compuny to pay the
Central Trust company of New York , wl hli
ten tlayp , $2,018,703 for principal ana Interest
upon niortgnfe3 nnd bonds. In cuf-o of
default the company's plant at Hegewlseh ,
a suburb of Chicago , is to be Hold ut auc
tion. i
CHAIlMiSTON , W. V.I. , Dec. 11. The-
Board of Public Works today received n
Ickgram ( ram Hunting-ton stating that ex-
Sccrctury of State W. n. Chilian U there
and had arranged to pay the shortage of
} ) , OGO to the etate , Mr , Chllton sold eomo
timber lands for { 23,000 , the deeds
recorded today. , , j
SPECIAL 'NOTICES
Ailvcrtlsrim-nts It\r \ llicac column *
lie tnUeiintitll 12 m. for the
ntiil unlit S l > . tn , for tl > c
nuil Suniliiy editions.
AilvcrdmTM , ID * rrijncjitliiK n mini-
lieroci clioulc. en ii liiwc nit T ersi rut-
ilrcsmctl tn ii mimltrrcil letter In cnrc
of-The lle. . . \iiM-rrcrs no nitili vdRol
lll lie ilfllvorvil on prcucnlnJlon of
the clicck only. '
HntvH , 1 1-au n unr < l rtrnl limer < loii
Ic n itnril tln rpnf ( r. .Notlilnpr Inltcti
for U-HM tliuii a.o for tlic first Iimer-
iloti. TliCHo nil\rrtUciiivntH iinmt be
rim consceiitlely. .
AVAM'KD SITUATIO.NS.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER DESIRES
sewing In families , cos North 18th St.
POSITION WANTED BY A RETIRED AND
experienced mcrohant nil tt collector or man-
nger ; can furnish good references and trcurlly.
U 21 , lice. A 380-12'
WANTED. POSITION BY BOOKKEEPER ; to
> cnrB' experience ! icfercnce tlrst-dnss. Ad
Urcss Ross , room Ml , 1st Nat. Hank bUlK.
A 45 * 12 *
A3 nooTcKEEpER OR ci.EitqiCAi. WORK.
can give beet of references : no objection to
leaving the clly. c t . llee. A 383-18 *
AVANT13I > _ MAIiU III3I.P.
CANVASSERS TO TAKE ORDERS ; NEW LINE
of work : no heavy goods to carry ; salary or
commission. C. F , Adami Co. , 521 Bo. 16th St.
I-932
SALESMEN FOll CIGARS. J12S A MONTH AND
expenses ; old firm' experience snnccessarv :
Inducements to customers. C , C. Blsliop &
Co. . St. Louis. 11 933
WANTED , AN EXPERIENCED uuuo , BALES-
mnn for Nebraska and contiguous territory , by
a prominent manufncturcr of Pharmaceuticals.
State age , married or single , UnKth or. nc-
quntntnnrc on territory , amount of sales , sal
ary expected , etc. Address Vf , 28 , I ord &
Thomas , Chlraso. B-M3C7 13 *
S1HPCARPENTERS. FLANKERS AND
caulkers wanted Mornn Bros. Company , SMp
Ilullders , of Seattle , Wiis.ilnKton , wnnt fltst-
class mechanics who nrc experienced In vest-
cm river Fteamcr conrtructton , for work on
fourteen steamers and twentvfotir barges now
being built by them nt { Seattle , Wash. , for the
Yukon Companv , Andicw F UurlelKh , Presl-
dent , all ot there vestcls to be complete and
In .service on the Yukon river. Alnskn , Jjcxt
spring. Wages 33 cents per hour. Steady woik
In it contpnratheU mild climate lit Seattle.
\V'e nrc prepared to offer free transportation
from Seattle to the "Klondike" to a limited
number of Ilist-clntis mechanics , who will re
main In our employ until the completion of the
work. Apply In person nt our oltlce In Seattle.
Wash. , with unquestionable recommendntlon" )
BR to ability Only Hrst-cHps mechanics , wlt.i
their tools , wanted T.io factH ale Plated
above , and we- have no time to carry on cor
respondence. Motun Uros , Co. . Seattle Wash.
YOFNG MEN TO LEARN RARMER TitAnE ,
growing demand among barbers for graduates
of this svMcm. a graduates placed this week nt
peed wages ; only eight weeks reqtilrol to com
plete ; two j cars' npprentlccshlp Hned tn two
months ; vvo offer special Inducement n iw bv
presenting complete outllt of tool" , Illustrated
catalogue mailed fre- . Molar Sj'tem Ilnrber
School , Clark and Van Ilurcn sts , Chicago.
R-M3S3 !
WANTED , TWO ( FIRST-CLASS TEA AND
clear salesmen , usblfsB'to write unlcsre von hive
an eMall'shcd trntia In lhe = e go-d ? In N lirn kii.
II. C ri'hcr , Ch'0 > BO. ' T3-M371 10
GENERAL SOLICITORS AMONG FARMERS
and others ; stockdnveitmeiits : no competition ;
Incorporated , exclusive , territory , big cninmln-
slon. Address C J2 , " - - *
WANTED , SALESMAN ; SALARY PAID
weekly , experience unnece sarjpermanent. .
Hrown nrothers Co. , ChlcaRO. n
SALESMEN1 "WANTED TO SELL UY SAMPLE
ntholefnle ami retail goods pell on BlKht.
salary rmd commission Address Centennial
MfK. Co. , 493 Sth AVe. . New York Clt\ .
i | II J1313 S *
A. SALESMEN T6 SELL CICJARS TO UEAL-
eis ; salan , JCO.CQ , to 7 0000 per month nnd ex
pensed , exporlen'O unnccessan permanent po
sition. The De Morn Cigar Co. , Springfield O.
' " n
AAA WANTED , MEN AND WOMEN. YOUNG
nnd old , to work for un-ln their owa > homcs In
spare time , day or evening. We pay $10 to J15
per week no canvahslni ; , any child fcnn do the
work , send address todiy. We send woik nt
once. II. A. Grip , Uept. 377 , Tsronc , I'a.
( -n
WANTED , RELIAI1LE AND WELI < RI5COM-
mended men , all nationalities In every city ,
to solicit BUb crlbers for Illustrated Mngazlr.es ,
In Eneltsh , Germin , rrench. Swedish , Nor
wegian-Danish , Bohemian SpanUh , Italian ,
Ilollandlsh , rolhh. Slavonic , Hungarian. $1
per jcar Commissions and salary. Appllcints
state nationality and correspond In English
Address , Subscription Department. Poljplot
Publl'hlni ? Co , St. Louis , Mo. 1 !
ARE YOU A CATHOLIC ? ARE YOU UNDM-
plo > td7 If so , and > ou are nllllng to work to
pleise employer , write John O'Toole , 331 Dearborn -
born St. , Chicago , III. H-
OOVEIINMEXT POSITIONS. DON'T PIIE-
pare for tht postoftlcs or other civil service ex
amination wlthrut seeing our Illust'nted eita-
lofjue of Information Sent free Columbian
CornKpondcnce College , Washington , 1) . C.
H M3S7 IS *
WANTED TWO SALKSMEN IN ItONDED
Whlnhy for western tcrrllon' . A1 refern i-H
required Adc ess J. Guentncr , P5 Tlnndolnh
St. . Chlcagn. n M3K-lt
WANTED PERSONS DI IRINO EMl'I > OY-
ment or homes In the south to send for our
list of one thousand manufacturers , merchant * ,
etc. . who are emplojlng men ml women in
southern states , also how to obtain free ticket
south nnd oilier valuable Information ; sent
postpaid for ! 5 cents , silver or stamps. South
ern Immigration Co. , Jacksonville , l"l.i.
H 210 12'
r --Mnv TOR SAMPLING , Dis
tributing circulars , sign tacking and selling our
new sonps nnd spc"laltle , nt home or traveling ;
siilarv $10 weekly nnd expenses , Schncfcr D-os. .
Mllnauluv. WIs. H-3-0-12
i " TTIM * VtM VI J7H A WEEK-NEW LINE.
Great merit , qulclc sellers to all merchants.
Hush right now , Addreps , stntlng crppron f *
Traders' Dcpt. , 102S Cuthbert St. , PhlladdpM i.
n K9 II *
CI.EHKt AND CARRIERS FOR THE OMAHA
postofllec , examinations soon ; 3,0 ) npmlnt-
ments In postofllcu F ? nlco Ins/t year , full i r-
tlcular nlont nM cove nment po'lt'ons B lar'rs
dates of examination , etc. . and b-autlfiil A Icn ser
or Wn hingtnn Trff National Correx'vnHoiro
Inst. , Dept. K , Washington , D. C. B-W 12
fi.Z'o A Y"EAR SALARY , PERMANENT SIT-
uatlcn ; pleasant employment ; want ROO < J
BKents , male or female ; write Immediately.
Mlzpah Medicine Co. , Monsey , New York
n 440 12'
WANTED EDUOATHD MEN TO HANDLE
quick selling ChrlstmnH presents among le-
llglous people. S Paxton block n M4 < 5 IS
WANTED , MAN TO SELL OUR NEW ADJIIFT-
nMo FUHtiender to the retail trade ; HW.OO per
mrmth rnfilb' made. Address , with nlxmp , the
Adjustable KusnenJcr & > . , Kcnrnov , Nb
11-433 1S
WANTED , A ItOY AI1OUT 1C YEARS OP AGE
for ofllce work. Address C 27 , lleeH422
H-422 12
ACTIVE SALl JJIAN TO SELL TO DEALERS.
SCO to ? 175 monthly and expenses ; experience
unnecessary. Apris Cigar Co. , Chicago
. , , IJ 118-12 *
WE WANT A ri'AV CAPAIILE MEN TO SELL
our Walker Telephone disk , J2 000 a > ear
easily made by Kf'Mi salesmenj every telephrne
user bu > s at iH htj re"ommended by every
telephone exchange ; retails nl tl 50 ; lares dis
counts to ngentsi ktnidy Income for year's sup
pljlnu the nddltldnal rolls of paper required ;
can be Instantly attached to any leleph n' .
Address The I ) , Wait Mfg. Co. , Clnelnnntl O ,
II-38M2 *
,
„ . Uri.
ZOO TIEMAKEII8 FOR ARKANSAS AND IN.
dlan Terrltorv : UWrtlc at stump , good llmtier
I'.fberg 1H rn'iiain , 11-4CO 12
' '
' < > i LA1IORE1IH TTf'rA'MSTKHH AND STATION
men for levee .VOrJi , south. In Ml sl lnn | .
Etberg. 1314 rontbht. 11-400 12 *
iMALi ; I1ULP.
100 cmu.s FOII KINDS OF WORK ;
to 7 week. Cai dlan Ofllce , 1122 Douglas.
WANTED , GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
warli : no waihlnfr- Ironing , Mrs. Jan B.
Melkle , 2117 Wlrt t. C-M3J4 12
WANTED , A Nl'HSC C1IUU 113) ) B. SOTII AVK.
C-i8-18
*
COOK AND IIOIIBH MAID WANTED ; COOK
inuft he thoroughly competent ami house niulil
ctllclent anil * xpnenc' U. none other * need ai ply
rtfcreiictn required ; apply on Monduv nnj Tuv .
day nurnlngB from 10 to 12. Jlris. llutidemon ,
3100 Chicago fit. c 351-12
WANTED rllTVik 1O DO
work for us at the ' hoinee , Clem f'o
KIlD J-ADIES OP OOOD
to i-ll the l urU Skirt , ll'tr ' money for
right I rty , AdilreM l'arl Skin Company. 21
Arcade. HocliMterNy. _ _ f git IS *
WANTED , IllliqUT Ql\Uj \ I'OH 'fM
work : peed wt llguren nnil quick. Apply llr ,
Heldy , NetrtmKu Clothing Co , C-MIM H
iZTnira TO DO wonic AT IIOMI : NO CAN-
vanning : three months' work guaranteed : end
Bluinji for sample und particular ) ! of work. In-
UrmUlonal Co. , Third Avc. , New York.
C-I1S-U *
\VAJiTnnFGMAi.r : IIRI.P.
( Continued )
WANTED I.AHT nnADEIlfl TO TELT. US
what In the lonerat vrt c tn the nibl . If > nu
enn Sell us In wl-ot chnpter It IK we will irlvo
you iprl e of 1100.01. If more limn one pemm
nnincTfl correctly tte will Olvlda cnoh fqunlly.
With your nnsnn fund 10 ccntu for our new
Illirnry , ot U complete rooks , n prnml nrlis In
thcmwlvc * . AiMr < i Kcylon Hook Co , 1111
Arch SU , Phllndelphla , I' < u , C 4H-12 *
UMMEH TO ir > O VI.A1N RHWIJCO AT HOME :
It M per dnvj four montnv woik Runrnntwli
Hcnd FtnmpMl , nddrc . f < l env-eiopJ for pirtlculir * .
Wllday A lliuton. PhlladclphU , I'a. C6 12
CLAPS COOK AND SECOND OIRI , AT
once. 1711 Dodge street. C MI31 1S
ron ntiXT tiousns.
HOUSES IN AM. PAHTS OP THE CITV , THE
O , r. DnvU Company , 1V rarnnm. D 1JJ
HOUSES. DENEWA & CO. . 10S N. 15TII ST.
D-930
IlXnaAINS. ONLY A PEW MJl'T :
S24 N , 2th Avc , 7 rooms , linth , clo et , hot
nntcr. Ra , furnnce , fin * comllllnn , only J29.
073 N. S7th Ave. , 7 rooms , bnth , clotei. hot water ,
cl'tern , furnace , cemented cellar , SCO feet front-
aces nil rooms tn he painted nnd tmptred , 120.
1928 S. iSth St. , 7 roonn. city , water InoMc nna
cistern : entire bnune newlv pnpcre.1. Hent , m.
t" > U N. 28lh Avc. . 8 rooms , city water ln lde , J300
bclnir tpent for repairs. Hcnt , 112.
1S22 N. 31 t fit. , B-room i-ottnKe , cistern , J ? ,
SMI Corliy , 7 rooms , city wntor , cistern , him , t\0 \
2707 Cnldwcll St. , 5 rooms , city vvnter Inside , S10
2521 B. ISth St. . 4-room cottdge , city water , fj.
712 and 714 B. 16th St. . 7-room Hals , bath , clofct ,
hot nntor and ens , > M to J2S.
? 015 Iinnl St. , 4-room flats , city water. J7 to M.
We have others. Fidelity , 1st floor. N. T. I.lfa
D-M104
HOUSES. WA1.LACE , BROWN BLOCK , 1GTH
nnd Douqlns. D 037
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES. AM * I'AllTS
ot clly. Drennnn & Love Co. , 215 S. IGtJi.
D-83J
LARGE LIST. M'CAGUE , 15TH AND DODGE.
D-940
HOUSES , FLATS. GARVINi BROS. , 1C13 FAIVM
D-S41
HOUSES KOU RENT. 11EMIS , PAXTON 11MC ,
D-S < 2
HOUSES. J. S1IEUWOOD , 43 N. Y. Uffi ,
D 313
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Vnn KiHtornge Co , 15HV4 rnrnam. TeI.'lG59
D 545
HOUSE. TO SO. 2STII ST. . 10 UOO.MS MOD
crn , J40.CO per month. Ujron Ueed Co.D910
D-910
HOUSES ALt.l'AllTS. WEAD , 1C .t DOUGLAS
D-47S U15
BTEAM HEATED HOUSE , son IIAHNEY.
ItENT I.AHGE NINE-ROOM HOUSE
neir Cnllfornln nnd J2d Sis. , nil conveniences :
with or ttlthout barn , Inquire 500 N. Y. I.lfe
bulldlns. D S2i
. I.AIIOE 8-noOM HOUSE , MODern -
ern , No 1320 I'nrlt nxcnue. Inquire nt SirO
S 33d street , or cnll telephone 1227 nftor 0
o'clock p. in. D 11140
roil IlENT , EI.UOANT K-llOOM HOt'SE , ALT.
inmlirn Improvements. 1'or Information cnll nt
National ClothlnR Co. , corner 14th S. DnislSt. .
D-313-12
_
" "
rUHNISHEI ) HOUSE , 8 HOOMS. KOUNT7.E
Plnce , Wlrt St D-M36S 15
fl-HOOM MODEHN HOUSE JI5
month. 831 S. 21ft St. D 3S2-1C *
5-nOOXI HOUSE. 1120 N. 17TH.
17TH.D
D 430
HOfSi : AND IJAHN rUI.t , IX3T ; RENT. J3
Inquire 724 N. Y Utv. D-3SH-1J *
TO RENT 2-STOHY HOtT.SE , 7 GOOD ROOMS
2 < H I'llnknov St. nonr exposition $ S vi > ry
cheiip Stringer 1522 DolRrSt. . D 3M-12 *
TOR RENT A 1S-I1OOM , STRICTLY ALI
modern IIOUFO. cintmlly Incnteil , pro\ldltiK
furnllure cnn be sold. McCngue Inve tm nt
Co , UCG Dodge. D-45G 12
KOIl UK.NT Ft'HMSIICn HOO"IIS.
TWO rilRNIPHED ROOMS : CAN HE TSEIV
for light hou kecplng. C S3. Hee. E 432 12
FOR RENT. DOUDLK PAIllJOItS , TOGE1IIEI
01 ponirate , vvlth orIlhout boird 1SH
Doclpc st. E 423 12
ri'RNISHED ROOM , WITH CLOSET , 1IEA1
nnd BUS 2208 Dousln * . E SlC-li *
ONE I AROE FINELY TURNISIIT-D ROOjT
modern reasonable rates. 118 S. ! 3th St.
E-3117-12 *
ELE ANTllY Ft'HNISHiro ROOMS FOI
light houfekecplng , everything llist-elaFs. 2U
S. 24th ft. E 102 12
noons A.MJ iiovun.
STEAM HEATED ROOMS WITH BOARD 2M )
Hartley. F-MO-D-12 *
THE MERRIAM , FIRST CLASS FAMILY HO
tel 25th and Dodge Sts. I' M7'tf
TAKlTsHERlilANTvE. CAR TO N. VT. CORner -
ner of Exposition grounds and put up nt tin.
Saratoga , best (2 a day house ; boarders , $30
to $3.00 , first week , $2 ; one mcnl free ; \ve me
making a reputation now ; after the Exposition
opens we will make ironey ; nil modern con
venlenrps. Telephon" 'Ml K M713 122
NEWLY ITRNISIirD ROOMS. WITH ROARD
hot water heat. 2103 Ca s street. r 17G .13 *
ELEOANT FRONT ROOMS. RTEVM IIPAT
nrst-clnso honid. 182) ) Capitol Ave. F J42-12 *
NICELY ri'RNISHED FRONT ROOM , MOD
ern conveniences ; pr'lvatc family. ' 02 S. 2St
F 310-14 *
street. -
ROOMS AND HOARD. STEAM HEAT PRICE
reasonable. 1011 Davenport F 3'2-lD'
IN PRIVATE FAMILY , WITH OR WITHOUT
hoard. 1819 Dodge. F-MM1 13
ROOMS , FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
cheap. MS So. 25th Ave. * P M449 14 *
HANDSOME LARGE SOUTHEAST ROOMS
prlvnte iPiliUnrc ; fte.nn , telephone , tlrst-olHp
boird refenncrs. 502 No. 18lh. F 148 12 *
ROOMS OPPOSITE SIIR1NER , 25SI ! L\'tNEY
F M13q 1C *
NIOI3I.Y FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOI
rent with hoard In private family. tv\o block
rrom cms VU1 S ITth St F-39S-12 *
-OR nnvruvKiin-Msiinu HOOMS.
SUITS OF UNFURNISHED ROOMS , MODERN
610 H. 29lh St. G-3S4-12'
IXR RENT FOUR UNFI'RNISHED ROOMS
modern. C21 > & S. 10th st O 4',7 12
FOII ni : > T.sTouns AMI OFFICHS.
FOR RENT-DESK ROOM IN GROUND FI.OOI
ofllcc , Dee building , vvnttr , bteam hcut electrl
light and janitor tervlce. Apply to Supcrln
tendent , lite building. 1 137
FOR RENT THE 4-STORY RRICK RUILDINT
at 910 Fnrnam St. This bulldlnx has a flreproo
cement basement : vvnter on nil lloon , trns. etc
Apply at the olllce of The lice. I-010
FOR RENT-IN THE BEE BUILDING :
One lure rornci room , 2 > 1 door , with vuult am
pilvcto olllce , v.ntcr , etc.
One lurct front room , 2d floor , divided Into two
rooms by partition ; water , etc.
One large corner room , 2d fluor , with vault
water , etc.
One front room , divided b > partition ; third floor
One corner room with vault , third floor.
One large loom , thirl ( lour , with partition dlvld
Inn U Into one large loom and two pma'lt
ptlvate rooms ; water , etc.
Two Inrso ground lloor rooms , fronting 17th Bt.
with vault.
Several email rooms on fourth floor , with vaults
All lhn > o rooms are heated with steam electrl
Ilirite , supplied with flrat class Janitor service
En > vntorH tun day anil nil nlgnt , bulldlni ,
strictly firepioof , Apply to Superintendent
Itcoin 104. lice hul'.dln ? . 1-188
HOTELS STORES. 1IEMI8 , PAXTON IILK
1XJR RENT. 30 } M IT. IHHPK MOREIIO' ) !
nnd liH.emcnt In Rood loc.Tlty In Arllmrtin
Neb , Inquire o. trunteeH cr seereta y of Wafh
InKton linUc. I. O , O. F , AillnglOti , Ncl
W .1 Crpnisferetiiry I
A i3.N'i'.s WA.vrnn ,
A INTH MAKE * TO m A DAY HULMNO
ouiiiopular prlo ' 1 cnmeiasi mnst iirofltnhl
BKer.ts' line tin the m.irl.ct ; gcnernl nnd l-oi
aei-nlH antnj , I n Cro ta Camera Co. , X ' 9 I
Crcm'Win , J M3CI 12 >
AOKNTS WANTED. APPLY PACIFIC MI'TIIAI
Life Ins. Co. , A. V. Tool , , sen'I agt , . 310 Re
bide. J M2-J3 J4
AOb'NT.S MAKING t 0 TO ' 10 A WKEICi eJRE\T
( st affpnts' H ller ovr Invented : h.th rnnvni
sine nnd ccni > rnl agents nrodril : full jiirlii-ulnr
by mall. Mrjnpjo Ntg. Co. , X10 , Ln Cioi-w
Win. J-JI37) ) K <
AGENTS WANT13D IN EVERY TOWN AN
county In the ITnlUd 8tnte to sell th" lates
SmokelPi-s Frying Pan : odorleEg and smokplrii
HinU'thliu- und a regular gold mine ti
men nnd women canvasscm : ono can IM so ]
In cv ry fRmllvj B xl pay ; nd M een < r fo
full B'IO ' Kimple , jiccket moilel and cxcliulv
rontruli name lirrltory uanled and for u.llln
prlce-i and dlicounm. Address Iho llevprldi ;
Mfg. Co Ilex fC3 , IlRltlmore , Mil. J
\\1DE AWAKE MEN AND WOMKN , CAN
positively make tlOO to J200 ptr'nionth an
( xiifiiKfg handling' our "Wonder Hoap" an
Family RlttaU ; puslneue pleasant Und pprman
nt ; e'frlf ce not nrcttiury. no rl kj n
failure ; man In Itulne clain173 W In on
we k , another In Nebraika. H2.CO the flrit day
woman In Oregon made IW , only the * wh
mean butlne thould write nt nce for proof
nnd full particular * . M , A , Church & Co
MoiTUtown , N , J , J-39MI *
iA UXTS AVANTUH.
( Continued. )
° P WEAITII . .
AND FAME W1M.
. , , ,
Ktntcel fmplnj incnt lo energetic l dlm of
rennemtnt. A rnre opportunity to m k n Independent -
dependent Income Permits of truvel or home
work. Aadrc Drawer V , P. O. ClilcnKc J-
" NT"NT ' SEND'FOU
/NT uin MONEY.
frc famrlc nnd pirllcular * . Rtnndard Ink
Powilfr Co , . 154 P ul St. . New York
AOKNTS WANTED"EVKRYWH ERE. W DAH.r
niadp e-nsllv : inn t lhi | > r l plan known ! Roods
In con lant domnnd ! write tnlny for fiiii In.
formntlon , Aluminum Novelty Co. , SW Ilrond-
vvay New York. J 447 12 *
_
VOENTSWANflit * : NEW NOVELTIF.M IN
Photo button ! " and Jewelry , send for HUislrate-d
circulars. Gaily Novelty Co. , 12 Washington
St. , Chkro. . J-441 I2
OENTS TO HANDLE THU "ONE MINUTE
SoMerlnR Pencil : " no ncld , ro ln or soldorlnB
Iron uiwl : sample tree. Wm. M. llun i > n A Cb. ,
O-ilcsvlllo. WIs. .1 437 12 *
IRIOIIT. I3NERC1ETIO MAN OF GOOD AD-
drrs , to solicit orders for leading fncjclo-
rcdla : good commlrslon < pild. Inquire between
B nnd 7 at room' < 0. Atcado hotel
J-M4M 1S
JANVABS1NO AGENTS WANTEIJ ! WHO
wnnt to rnrn n much n nnyonp can turn
with the l.ikpulde Sentence iiullrtfr for souns
children ! Hdy aitont In Gardner , Maw. , hooked
CO orders her flr t week ; rommltflons J27 M ;
several Inexperienced camn pprs hnve rmde
2.vO to II CX > per day , Special Inducements to
loonl canvassers dc'ltlng to rarn peniinnent
positions HH traveling' Renernl ngentn. No ot'ier
peni-ral n pnts desired. Addrets School Princi
pal , llox 24 , Chicago Lfivvn. HI. J 3' < l-I2
AOENTS MAKE MONEY SF.I.l.lNO INCANdescent -
de-scent gai light buriifrs : lots of M I3c , mantfN
ISc : complete lights 31o and COc ; singly ( Be ;
cash vv Ith order. U. S. Light Co. SSI W
Mndlion St. , Chicago. J 400-12 *
30 WEF.KLY TO GIVE AWAY TOILET SOAP :
samples free. D. D. ForMiee Co. , Cincinnati O.
VANTEO. SALF.SMEN ALREADY ON THE
road for staple sldo line George A. linker
KCo. , South Rend , Ind. J-417-12'
TO
VANTED. Ft'RNISHED ' ROOMS 1'OR UO1IT
liousokeeplnR. liy man nnd wife , near city
hull : sltto terms and particulars. Addrois
C 32 , Reo olllce. K 433 12 *
STOUAC5K.
'ACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
903-010 Jones ; general storage and forwarding1.
M-54S
OM. VAN . STORAGE , 111IV4 FARN'M. TEL 157)
M-049
FRANK EWERS , STORAGE. 1214 HARNEY.
Hauling- and picking , cheapest rates. Tel. SSI
M S30
\v\vrnnTo IIUY.
WANTED. A MEDIUM SIZE FIREPROOF
safe for cash , give dimensions nnd price. Ad
dress C D. Ree office. N M233
WANTED , TO HUY VACANT 1X1T IN
Hnnscnm Plant' ' or Windsor PI ice. Addroot r * 31
Hee. N MI3I 12 *
WANTED. GOOD. FRESH IX3VV , NOT PAR-
tlculnr ns to breed. Room 1 , N. Y Life bldp
N-12I 12
FOll .S M.U
FOR HALE , ONE P. P STEWART UEATINO
stove and one * two-burncr Kaeollne stove. In
quire i020 Fitmift St. O M313 12"
FFRNITt RE OF C-ROOM FLAT FOR SALE
Flat for rent , good location. Address C 23
Uee. O 102 12
s\Liiumi i : . < s , "ivtrcovs ETC
FOR SALE CHEAP HOUSE , SPRING WAGON
harncFB und buckboard. Inquire 526 S 24th ave
P-42G 12 *
FOR S 11,13 IIISCCLMMSOUS.
SAAVDUST , BULK OR SACKED-CRIUBING
and ] \oe \ fence. C. R .Iec , 901 Douglas.
Q-931
2ND-HAND BICYCLES. OMAHA BICACLE CO
Q-902
LATEST STYLES LADIES' CAPES AND JACIC-
cts , eas > pajmentB. drop postal , will call will
sample. E , Illrsh. 10M K > r.cr Ave. Q-OW D27
HARNEY & BERRY , SKATES. 33C TO $3 CO
skaLca sharpened , Isc. Omaha Hlciclc Co
Q-920
GOOD SECOND-HAND SAFE CHEAP 114 S
13th Q-M30G 21
FOR SALE. POSTOFFICE CASE , ISO CALI
boxes , 21 lock boxes , easy terms. Also for salt ,
or trade. ICO acies of land In Hitchcock Co.
Neb. Address P. D. McCormlck. Grctna , Neb
Q-M303 13
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANO. S17 S. 1CTII.
Q-M3IO 11"
NEW HICYCLES FOR SALE LESS THAN
factory cost. First cl isa scnlnp : machlnoB fiom
$18 up. Nebraska Cjcle Co. , 15th Harney.
Q-M295 Jan. C
FOR SALE , YOUNG , FRESH JERSEY COW
4C02 Center St. Q M350 12
FOR SALE ] SECOND-HAND STANDARI
tvpewrlter ; flrEt class condition ; price J23 00
If taken bv the 15th. C 17 , Ree. Q-4'13-12'
FOR SALE. OLD VIOLIN1 WORTH 1400 : WILI
Fell at ICO If taken thlH week. 709 N 32 < l st.
Q-421 12'
UPRIGHT PIANO AND HOR = E. MUST 111
sold. Cottage. 2322 Hnrney St. ( J 4M 1 !
IIARDMAN PIANO SLIGHTLY USED. A BIG
bait'uln. 214 So. ISlh , Q-M4CC IS
CI. 1IHVOYANTS.
SPIRITUALIST SERVICES , SUNDAY , 2M : AND
7:30 : p. in. , Morund'fc hall , Hnrney , Mr. Hull
ere it ticbatennd theological scholar , \ \ I
lecture , followed by Mro. Clara Ferris , ofle
brutfd lest medium. Small admission.
S-MSC2 12
PROF WHITNEY AND PROP PIERCE. Till
phenomlnal mediums , are heic to stay ,
Pmf Whltne ) , the clairvoyant , slamli without
rival nnd Is Indormd by I > otli press nnd public
This crc'it medium Lenri , the reputnt on of beln
the Btrongptt nnd the finebt magnet medium In
the world.
Theic art- mediums of all kinds nnd clrs ofi , hu
when you have live op | > ortimliy of wclnR sue )
woik us this medium ilwt you will siy. ullhon
fcnr of rnntmdlctlon. thnt Prof. Whitney ha
no rival In his line of work.
At the penncoK. which nn > held thrcfnlghtB In
every week Tucwliy , Thursday nnd Knndn >
PVonlngH rlll cnn como nnd re"Plvp a mefsau
from your deceased friend ni relatives ellhiT
by slate or tippvvrlttl , rnl' ' 'fo your frlfnd < co-n
foith from n > lrt : land ns plain no 1C they v.en
In life.
Th'iso tests nrc benutlful nnd are Just ni repro
scntnd.
No doubt jou liavo nt dlffonnt times when rr id
Ins tl-e iiewpiMpfrii notice ! Iho ndvertlsvjn"nl
of dlfTPrenl peopUvvhc claim lo do the cam
work thnt Prnf Whitney pnumi tales In h's ad
vtitlsenient , hut whi-n sou call nt IlKlr olllo
jou fall to SPIthfte lesls tnrrlid throuah.
Thrro In no nsfcrtlrn maile by Prof. Whltne )
that he will not mnlsp good If lou nn
skeptical , or ln"Hnol to be , g and IK ) convlnefi
of thu tiulh of this.
Go nnd c > i < iinimlcut < > vlth jrur fnlher mother
sIsKr or brother This In Ilia npnoitunlty of a
llfn time , nnd It mimt b * ivin In ord r to lie
appivclatod ,
Hiinduilii nf our Om ilm reiplc ImvP cnnsultri
Prof. Whllnpv nnd have had their trtmblcs
trialo nrd trlbulM'ons c-Tid en cd le'ivlnu a ron
tent" ! mind nnd a hnpny hoirl , nnd all pronounce
nounco him a plfnomlnnl master of liln hit ; !
art.
At f-.o seance nf Welnendnv nliht laft a certain
Indv of this city rec inlzcd her Inmband. vvhi
camp lo her In full frrm nnd I ro Kb' ' her Ix-aull
fill irses Til's ' wai a mopt convlnrlTR IH
a.nd nnv re-sin dnnbtinii IK' t'lith of this imiulf
go nnd M > convinced Hint It Is no humbug
Ah ml twenty nthcr peojilo re-elved cr-mmunlra
tlnn ? from IlK-lr departed frhnds the rnm
cvciilntr and nil pronounced II tin tmst wondei
fill Icsl meeting thev avof Hlicni'ert ,
Thn clnlrvf > > nnt iradlnuH by P.of. Whitney ni
true nnd coricrt In every particular. lie read
your past , present nml futu-e from fie cradle t
the travo
The luipnlnrm ! nnd contentment now In Iho lmm <
of irnnv In Otruh'i Is due lo the powers of thl
windirful mrd'um ,
Cla'rvfvH.T ' if'd'ni-i by inall compV' ? . I idff-s
< l and gcntli-men 12. Write at once nnd Irrirn
wlmt HIP fiitur > * holds In skun for ynu Don'
dclny , ne delays are somttlnic.i fatal. Hen
yc-ir. month and dit < - f j mr birth , niil In r < -
turn > ou vi III ret a sketch of y ur life rcm
pletp , Prlci n ( the rfllpej I/idps. | r/ > rents
and rnntu 1 Pr-f. WhHn-ynnd Pnf Pierre
1K2 H'vvnrd t. cor , of IClh ft , , Omnlri. Nfl
Ofllru hours from 9 n m , lo 9 p. in IVniinnnl
of dlseakp fr'-p , PM elcn , B MI'S 12
THE FtTfuiii ; "AND TH"E PAST im. A"
Wheeler , pfjchlc and s < Unll''c palmist , an
trolcrer teacher nnd deinnnstratnr ( if occul
phllo < phy : horrncnpe-s ran , rt-cdlnril by mal
give date of birth enclose MOO nnd tu
ktRinpr , Persons dolrlnir private ronsullu
lions on business , ct < - . , are ti'iUMtted lo milk
iipp Intmrnt in advance , Olllce In f elghto
block near pnloIce ! ! roorrw 9 and 9'4 ; hour *
9 to 12 m 2 to < ! ; 7 lo 'J p , rn. Telmhone
1SIO Omulin , S-427 12 *
K , IIATIIS , UTO. ,
MMU. HRI8&ON OF T'AIIIH 5TvE8 A LI
kinds medicated baths nnU niarsagp 107 N
121 iPt. '
T-MZ32-J-4'
MRB. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATI
imilornj rmtful and curative , 417 , 11th , up
talr . T MZ75 12
WME. AMEH , MAHSAGB AND HATIIH 1C19VJ
Howird tt. T M2SO 12 *
MADAM SMITH. 1115 DOUGLAS , MAfTsAfTll
Uiia bath * .
nn , 1I.VTIIS , KTC.
( Conllnurd. )
. . MASSAGE. UIUIIA. 1M.1.1RON.
Crounne lilk. , 119 N. ICth it. , room It vpUatn.
T-r -
VIAVI CO. . TJTERtNK TROl'DI.ES , S4S I1KII
RIdgi chjslcliin , coniultfttlon cr IK ft Ith bm > k frer
U-M3
1ATH9. MASSAGE. MMI5. POST , MjiTfTrnTii !
U-9M
CLOTHE. ' CLEANED. PRESSED AND HIJ.
pnlrcdj day or nlRhti dress suits for hire
Pnntorlum , N. E. Cor. Hth nnd rnrnam , Tel
MME. LA m K. VAPOR AND
bnthB. 1112 Fnrnnm. U-MV > S D IS *
.ITERARY APStSTANCE ! M VNUSCRIPTH
prepared , revised or corrected ) letters or nil
descriptions vvrllten : experienced newspaper
man In charRo ; all buslnrcnnndontlul Ad-
dn s P. O. Rex SJ7 cr cnll tor Interview t
ofllc * . 419 Hce bldg1 , uUS JJ
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE AND
dnrlni ; confinement. Bibles adopted nnd cnreil
for. ItCtt Coining. uM237 1J
TO ALA8K.VANY ONM5 WIRltlNO TO SKNO
experienced miner to ROld fields eonnilt E. It.
Cljnc. room 3SS , Omalm National bihU.
U-MSI4 12
FREE DKNTAL WORK ; OVER SOO PERSONH
took ndvantngc of the free clinic nt the Dental
college , cor. Ulh and Pacific streets hm ,
month ; after January 1 their will be twelve 1
clmlrs reserved for cleanlns of teeth free ot
chnrire every Wednefday moinlng fiom 0 to 11
o'clock. U MC
WANTED , FAMILY WASHING AND IRON.
INC ] ; vvork No. 1 ; price chiMp. Address c 2 ,
Ree. U441 IJ *
CUTAlT.\NlMEtl CURE - INDlGIJSTioN AND
oiitlvHiess cliro.1 without mcdlcliu'- free on re
ceipt of nlninp , Address D , A. , isl1 * Onk si. ,
e'hlcngo. U 432 12
STVLlsTl DilES MAKINo"PEASON'AlILn
price , nt the .lov Tnllor S > nem Hoinnl ot
Drt-ssnuklng , 31 : Knrbach bio U Ml c-s
Cumpbcll A : Cnswell. 1' MI5S .111
ENI.VROE YOUU llt'STS. LAI fTis4 TO 10
Inches nt home , with Dr < 'OIIVMI\'S Ilust Tnli-
lolds , nt timing loot ; $1.00 > for n cnso we cnn-
nol , thtw develoio | < l In past 12 veirs prove 'tis
porminent. scaled fuels 'c stamis r nnny
Speclllc Co. , 2 Paik Sauaro. Huston Mn s
U r5 12 *
A piiirrr-Y FUUNPH OIHU AGE 2 > HAS snOW , -
OW , will Inherit } 2f n moirs w.nild mnrrv I'n-
clllc Agency , 110 Ellin St. , Snn I'mml i > , I'nl
AMF.RICAN L\DY O' . ' FINE APP11HMT3
nml rptlted illRpisltlnn , l.-urv cnpll il $1" "M In
come , but vor > lonrlv. vII npprp air busbind
ot esllm.ible clinrniter IMumhla. ? n E I t
Bt. , New' York. F ( Ii 12 *
FEMALINE , THE miHATKST"rT RlflN I'llll
world for nil fematp tlnuti'cs Itenudlrs at
Stnti Hepiirtinent. 2 7 q 21th t Mrs ,1 11.
Web ter. Ftnte muniKrr 1 u I v. *
LADIES' FRIEND , roll MARRIED OR
sltiK P. safe and sure , never hns fnl'ed rent
with full illreitlons In Uriel conlldennto Jim ,
no pulillclt\ for J3CO , find nt unco Ad- i
dreU ylipp 1' (03 ( IS * 1
FREE l.KSSONS IN EMRUofn1TlY DAH/V7 ! 1
stnnipltic done ; llnlti icd pieces fur snli > M'S .
Frank Leslie. Woman's i\ihnngc : F 4CI 12 *
MOM'.V TO LO lNHi\I. HV | 1TI3.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES THE
O. F. Dav Is Co. , 1C05 Farnnm St. W9G
"
ANTIIONY LOAN S , TRUST IX > 31 % N Y
quick money at low rates for choice farm lundi
In Iowa , norlhern Missouri , eaitLrn Nebraska.
W-3o7
LOANS ON IMPROVED . UNLMPRavlfl ) CITY
properly. W. I'nrnnm Smith \ . Co. , 132J Fu 'm
W-95F
FROM J1CO I'VWARD. F. D WEVU TcTH
and Dougbis. W 473 UH
MONEY TO LOAN. 1ILM1S , 1'A.VlCMTiiuje iCT
\ \ 9C1
_ _
MONEY TO IJDAN ON IMPROVED OM AHA
leal ettate. IJrennan-Lovo Co. , 21S S nth
' \ nth9CO
JlOO.fOO 00 SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN O.V
nrst-cliss Improved Omaha prope-tj or for
building purposes. Fidelity Tiust Comp.mj
W " > 52
c'pER CENT MORTGAGES FOR HALE PR < 5pI
erty of non-refldenls cnre.1 for bj W I ! .
Melkle , First National Rank bldg. , Omalm
W-1C3
C PER CENT MONEY , } 1 COO AND UPVVARDsT
on gllt-e < lged Improved Omaha real estate.
Hemls. Paxton tilock. W D23
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED R E AL
estate In Omnhn. Council Illuffs and South
Omaha. Puscy & Thomas , 603 First National
Bank , Omaha. W M100
WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANS.
It , C. Peters & . Co. , U. S. Nat. Rank hide
VVM433
MO.XHY TO I.0.1\CIIATTii.S.
"
$10 TO HO.OCO TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANO3 ,
HOUSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. ETC
at lowest rates In
Omaha , South Omaha and Council Illuffs.
No removal of goods , strictly confidential n
can piy the loan off at any time or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
COG South ICth St.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMMIA
X-M4
IlUblMS&S CIIAXCHS.
TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO 1O J.
J. Gibson. 514 First Nat'l Haul- . Y-5
FOR SALE. RESTAURANT , JOHN JACOn-
son , 1004 No. ICth St Y M3JJ 10 *
FOR SALi : , A GOOD PAYINO ROOK STA-
tlonery , confectionery tobacco nnd clqnr stor *
In bherldanVo. . Address UjcU Hex 12
Y M3I8 1 !
FOR RENT , A FINE RESTAURANT , PARTLY
funilshtJ of hotel nn European plan Call nt
once at Ko 10k-10 Njrth 13th St Y 3W 13'
AN OPPORTUNITY OF INVESTING t4f > 00 AND
taking It all rut the first jeir and then hiving
a better buslncs * : than when started AVant
a man to take out third Interest nnd contiol
on salary Pleafe do not UIIFMIT vvllhoiit jou
mean buelncss , as this Is no fake Addi na
C 20 , Bee. Y M3CO ! . !
FOR HALE , RESTAURANT AND LUNi'H '
room ; S sleeping rooms In connection Addict *
Ick Itox 2 < 1 , Valley. Neb Y M377 12
FOR SALE. WELL IXiTARLISIIED I'VUN'Ol
bnkrry in good location , for suitLhe.ijr guod
reason for telling. Address C 2S Hit
Y-M4.0 14'
FOR HVLE , AT A. IIVROVIN KTOi K Op *
ilniKS ar.d llxluros In good live Nebraska townj
( jood tradu mil pro pects. Addriss C 30 dec.
WANTED N.OUNtl MAN TO TAKE e-A | | ( ill
of Omaha brnntli offlcof e'h'ins ' Mamifnc-
turlni ; Co. TCI mnn who cnn Inv t st } i/M In
Jl.O'l In Block to l - e.inlid and furnish AI
refni-nor-s , n llbcinl mlarj mid p rccntiige prop-
oslllnn will le made , Don't answer If > nu
bnvin't the inoncj. or If vim innnot fiiuilfh
tlui renulrod ri-'e. < nc < s. Adhe'H "Hicict.iri "
701 , 703 and 703 Ponlluc Building , Chlui8 > , III.
" \ \T-4I6- . *
KI/ONDIKE-PEROONM HAVING FACILIT ES
to p-11 'hurts fn I irp" corporations hlolieKt
refinnceH , cnn Join Its p pi-dlion | for Kl nd k ;
paxsiiro an'l ouflt f < rar fn . Addicst ? sa-
tlnmil Klondike. Mln'riir ' nnd TmdlnK fninpiiny.
2 ) BiMiilwny New York. Y 4U 12'
FOR SALE , HOTEf. WITH FURNITI Hi ; AND
barn , chenp Addrcfew George Poterrrn Elk
Point , Bo.DiI : T MII3 13
JI.COOOO , AVAIL YOFRSELF OF THIS MODW
of acquiring wealth , by It many homes urn
tlio ruclplenls of fortunes giil < l < n shower , no
conimciclal or rpecu'ntlvo inlfrprlce t < | unl
tti > ( iur surplus dolbrs will do II ; lu t xeiwiiii
we realized more tl.nn JllWlOO per montlr.
write for imitlrulnrs Condtn & Co Ilitn
Block , Covlnglon , Ky Y W5-1J *
J237 AVERAGED EACH WEEK LAKT FIVE
years by pl.iiln 110 dhlddiJs paid vvetky ;
cnn withdraw nt nn > time , < lumen if n life
time. C. E. Cooper & Co. , Covlngton Ky
WANTED , e'APABLE MAN WITH II < > 00 TO
carry stock of ioods und innnugihrnnch fir
CillerRU house , sala y tlZ'i p-r month nnd all
txponstH ; aluo cxtrn p.'tc ntngc , pcriiunent
pitltlon with good future iinifpcctf Addriim
Jamt Barton , 123 Frnnklln i-'I , Clilcnro
KOU I\CH : \\i ; : .
WILL KXCIIANOE VERV IJI.hlltAliLKI
clear vncnnt Omahi loin fir Chi ugo propo ty.
Address with full particulars , Box 2C2 Omnluu
DRUG HTOHE WANTF.D. FOR WHIOH WH
will trade city prop rty and mmc rnn 'K
cnru of Cnrrlir SC , Onuha , Neb , H M3'iH Jan7
200 ACRK FARM WEHHTfHiTo MO fl W )
to e-xclmnjic for reildsnto prmx-rty n line
farm. W. I , . Ktlby , 34 Ilcniril of Trade
/4 142 12
} 100u ( .0il OF GOOD MINING HTOl'K TO FV.
cliariK" for clly or K < " " 1 faun i > ro , < rlr. I" or
cloto Invollbutlon , Addresu c J5 , lit
FOR HALE Oil TIIAIJI5 FOR TMl'ltOVFI )
farm one 10-ronm hc.uH' , corner lot rxnl41 , and
pnu 2-ronm lioum. lrt (0x128 , all III KW.il it-
pair ; both on 17th it. , ono block from c\ >
jiosltltin ( .rounds , and mine from 16IU ; l . car
line , AdilrtnH J , J , B. , 3S N , Hill t Omaha.
' MI23 14 *
IXR.flAL13 OR TRADE , KQl'ITY W - -
fruit farm , 3 mlt | from Council Bluffs. 011-
fcl Av . , Council Bluff . "Wra. Wlld . owncli'