THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , DECEMBER 27 , 1807.
SPECIAL NOTICES
AilvrrtlxcnicntH for tlirnr cnltininH
vlll lie In Urn until l-in. for the
pyptiliiK mill until H p. in. lor the
innrnliiK ; mill StindnjeillllniiM. .
Ailvcrllm-pH , ! r 'iiir llnK n niiiii-
lierpil olii-cU , ann Imvp IIIIHIVITH uil-
ilrpNMeil t n tiunilierpit li-lti-r In c-nrc
of Tlip IJpp. Aimircm no nililri'n pil
T lll IIP ilpllvpruil on iirpHpiitntloii of
tlip clipclc only.
ItntpM , 1 l-'Jc ninril nrnt Insertion )
Ic n Moril tliprpnflcr. Xollilnir tnkcii
fur lex * tlinn U.'c for HIP llrnt liiRpr-
tloii. Tliexp iiilvurdNvniPiitN numt tic
run poi
WA\TI : JIAI.I :
CANVARSnilH TO TARH OUDBHS ; NDW tINn
o ( work ; no hcn\y goods to entry : iwlnry or
commlislon. C. V , Adam * Co. , 521 Bo. Kth St.
1J-93I
BALIMIK : rnn ciaAns , 1125 A MONTH AND
cupenncii ; old firm ; experience unnecennry ; In *
dtictmentB to customeri , C. C. lllahop & Co. ,
SI , Ixiuls. 11 933
WANTHD , BAI.KRMAN TO RHM > T.I N15 OF
lunch Roodii to faloon nnd grocer trade ; itde
llnp ; cnmmlKAlnn ; Klvo rcfrrencen nnd territory
co\ered. O. A. Itnnken , 8X nroohljn nt. , Ht.
Iau\i. \ Mo. n 2Ct M
VANTKD , MKV TO I.UAIIN THIJ HAH1IKU
trade , hort and IhoroURli npprcntlrenhlp ; only
elKht wfpkt ipqnlrcd ; ronitant < "nll far wad *
Uatnt ; K'oulnn demand for men with our diplo
ma * ; complete outlH of tools dnnnted ; W\KP
nnd experience In rhnp * Baturdat beforecom -
) > lellni ? : IMS cntnlncue mailed free. Moler
Ky tem Harbor Bchool , Clark & Van Huron ts. ,
H-M232 30
\VAvnn i : 111:1.1 * .
100 aint. 3 foil ALL KINDS op wonic ;
to > 7 wtek , Canadian Office. 15J2 Douglas.
C-031
WANTHI ) . . . COMtMVrnXT QIUI. KOU SKC-
end worlt.pply No. 11ZO Park ave. C 6M
WANTED. A OOOD O1UI. KOIl OKNJMtAI.
housework , nt onro : good wages and > crmnnput
pcmltlon. B22 N. 1'ith st. O 210 27
WANTKD , OIUI. FOR 1IOUSK-
work , 418 N 2lnt. C M2C2 27'
nxi'muiiNrnn aim. ron OINIIIALIIOUSI. : %
work ; references required , no nnshliiK. 2102
Latliro | > lit. C 210 23
WANTKI ) , A nilST-CIAflS COOIC. Al'l'LY TO
Jim. James U. lloyd. 190S Davenport Ht
C M2C7 28
FOIl In\T IIOUSKS.
11OUSH3 IN AM. I'AUTS OI" THH CITY. THU
O. I' . Davln Company. 1503 Knrnain. D 035
iiousns IIINIWA & co. . IDS N. ISTII ST.
U-03G
J'IDCI.ITT IIATiQAINS. ONLY A FIJW L131T :
112 S. Jath nvniiuc , 7 rooniB , porcelain liatli. clot-ct
hot wnter , ROS , mnntelf , furnace , laundry , J30. '
Corner Slth nnd llownnl , 8-room heantlful new
uucllinR , porcelain bath , i.os ! t hnt ntcr ,
KOII. electric llsht , lurnnce , Inundry , J17.W.
2017 Mapon ntrrct , rnornH. all modern 125.
873 N. 27th a\enue. 7 rooms , bath , clopet , hot
water , cistern , furnarc , cemented cellar , 1W
feet frontnRe ; all loom * to be painted and
papered , J2U
S914 N. 2Sth nxenuc. 8 room1" , city water Inside ,
1300 bolni ; fpenl for repairs ; rent , $12.
123 ( ! N. 31st street C-rnoin cottnse. cistern , } 5.
S301 Corhy , 7 r. . city water , clutern , barn , 10.
717 S. 33d Hreet. 6-room cottat-e , city water. 18.
80th and Curtis nxor.ue. 7 rooms , line repair ,
well , cistern , barn and 1 ncre lot , JS.33.
2WJ B. 20lh Btreit 3-room cottaRe , city water , J5.
712 and 711 9. ICth Btrect , 7-rnom Hits , bath ,
closet , hot water nnd cai , J20 to } 22
2015 Izard street. 4-room lints , city uater , J7 to JD.
We have others. Fidelity , 1st floor. N. Y. Mfe.
IIOUSUS. COTTAGHS & STOUES. ALL , PARTS
of city. Ilrennan & lave Co. , 219 B. ICf.i.D33J
D-33J
HOUSES. WALI VV , ! : , IUIUWN ituuuic. ICTH
and Douglas. D 037
i.rsT. M'CAaun , ISTII AND DouarY
D 840
nousns , FLATS. OARVIN nuos. . 1513 FA
D-041
nousns FOU IUNT. : BHSVIS. I-AXTON in > ic.
J3-842
_
HOUSES , j , n. siinnwooD , 423 N. Y. LIFH.
, D 813
_ „ _
JIOVINO IIOUSEUOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Van & Storace Co. , 151l',4 I'nrnaii ) . Tel. 1533
itouan , CM so. : STH ST. , THN nooxis. MOD-
cm , $40.00 per month. Ilyron Reed Co.D9IG
D-9IG
Nicn Fivn-nooii noosn. 1120 N. i7Tit.D430
D-430
THN YHAIIS IN Tim RENTING HtJSINnSS.
I have nexer lost my clients one dollar ; that's
luck. Xy business extends from the Atlantlo
to the I'.iclflo , and amoiif ; my clients are num
bered II , KonntTf. Kounte liroi. of New York.
Ames cstato of Iloiton nnd Whitney extato ot
Washlneton ; tlmi's luck , too. I want mort ,
non-resident properties to look after. If I set
them , that will be more luck. J. J. Gibson ,
514 1st Nnt'l Ilank. D M67D
FOR RENT. lii.ROOJf MODKRN KOUSR AND
Imrn ; newly painted and pupcrud , und plens-
nntly located.
Stram-henteil Hat. he'd In the cltv. In new
Davldse building ; opposite cltv hall.
John W. Rabbins , Agent. 1S02 Farnim.
D-Oil
FOR RI3NT TWO Fm3-IIOOSt HOUSES AT
301 and 3flS N. 15th St. One ten room house ,
1'ilJ Davenport. O S. Orten. Room 2S Rarkcr
n xnoe IT *
KOIl UUXV VUHXISIIliD HOOMS.
J FURNISHHD ROOMS FOR IIOUSCIfEEPINO
for man nnd wife. Rent taken In board , 319 N.
17th. E-512
! NICK ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING. 1112 S. lllhT
E C33
MODERN * FRONT ROOMS , 1IAY
window , ho'.iBCkeepliiK. 511 N. 10th.
M221 2S
ririsinn iioims AMI IIOAUD .
THE MEItUIAM. FIRST CLASS 1'AJIIL.Y HOtel -
tel , 25th nn.l Dodse tits. F M707
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH BOARD ;
liot water heat. 2H2 Ca 3 ftiect. F 17tt 1-3"
IIANDSUMI5 TAR1.ORS EX SUIT NEWLY
ftirnUheil , also mnll > ir rooms , need board ,
The Rrst' . yKa H . -
IN I'RIVATU FAMII.Y.VITII OR WITHOUT
board. l li ( Do.lce , F MOTS 27 *
FRONT 1'ARLOR. WITH FIRST CIUSS
lin.ml , man and xvlfo or l o Ri-ntlemen : bathr
hot and CdM water ; elrrtrlo call bolU ; all
modern ccnvenlencrii , K2 N. 19th st.
I'-:03 27
NIPIJLY Kl'KNISIIKn I'RO.VT ROOM , MOD-
rrn conU'iileiu'en , prlv.ito rnmllj. " 02 S. saiii
[ AROI : HOUTH ROOM. STEASI HEAT."noAhiv
'
refcience * 202 N. ISth , F M270 ! S *
roil HP.NT UM'UHMSHini ROOMS.
I OR I FOR LIOHT HOUSEKEEI'INO ; MODern -
ern conMMlcnci'K , walkliiR dlttancp douu town ;
near car line ; no children. Addrcis C 42. Rat.
fJ-M51
rou UI\T s'rouis AMI
FOR RENT. IN THE 11EE DUILDlNn :
One larKe corner room , Zd floor , with \uult and
private altlc uuter. etc.
One larRe front n oni 2d iloor , dlvldi > 1 Into two
rooms by partition , water , etc ,
Ono In mo corner room , M door , with \ault.
walrr. etc
Oi\e front loom. dUlded. by partition , sa Iloor.
One corner room with \uuli , 1.1 floor.
Olio larKO ro.itn. 3tl Iloor. with partition dividing
It Into onebirua ruom and two wnallcr prltaio
rooms ; watrr. tc.
TT" larsc Kround llgor roum , fronting 17th St. ,
Wllll MlUlt
Several nun II room * on 4tn llaor. with vault *
All theio room * are hunted , v UH iteanu eluctrlc
IlKhts , fiipplle. ) with llr t cluni Mnltor pcrvlce ,
ilo\ntor : > run day and all nlclit ; bullUIni ;
utrlelly lluprcof. Apply to Superintendent ,
Iluoitl 101 , Ilia bulldtllic , 1 133
FOR RENT-DESIC ROOM IN UIIOUND FLOOR
office , lift bulldluni water , utejin litut , elrctrli-
lUlit nnd janitor service. Apply to Superin
tendent , IV tiulldlnr. I 197
FOR HUNT TUB 4-STORY UIHCIC
at tia Farnam SI. ThU bulldlim lias 11 llrt proof
cement batemtntatcr ; on ull tlu r . tf f it- ,
Apply at tha onice of Th lice . I W
IIOTUI.S. SI OR US. UEMIS , VAXTON
1-M4IXJ
FIRST CLASS llUAT MARKET IXJOATION
COJ Il e , I-M'14
AUKXTS W'AM'KD.
iQENTS WANTED. Al'I'LY PACIFIC ML'TUAL '
Ufa In * . Co. , A , V , Todd , KVII' | ul : , , > 40 Ileo
Mdtf. J-Mr Jt
STORAfiK.
VACIFIC HTORAQK AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
l > Joncn ) KCD I storage and forwarding.
l U-941
SToninn.
( Continued. )
OM. VAN A STOnAOC 1511'i FARN'M.
M-943
FRANK KWERS. STOnAOR. II ItARNKr.
HanllnR an-1 packing , cheapest rates. Tel. KG.
' M 50
l-'l'UMTfllU KOII SALK.
NEW HASEIU'llNER. IIIIST MAKE. rHK
MeCarnnr. 1911 t r"j"R ; _ O-MOM
WANTED TO SELL FURNITURE AND LEAHfi
of hotel , Rood location ; rail nt No. 108 N. " ' "I
Rood reasons for wnntlns to fell. O M2 4 K' _
KOII SAI.K 3IISCI5M.AXKOUS.
SAWDUST , RULIC Oil BACKED-CRlliniNO
and hog fences. C. R. Lee , Ml Douglas.
2KD.HAND IlICYCLKg. OMAHA. IllCYCLU CU.
IIARNDY & UKHIIV , SKATBS. KG TO .W )
skates sharpened , 15e. Omaha lllcycle Co.
NKW IlICYCLflS FOR SALE LKSS THAN
factory CMU First clam sewlntr iiclilne * from
$18 up. Nebraska Cycle Co. , 1st
1'ATENT UriUOHT PIANO , 817 8.
2ND-HAND H1CYCLES. OMAHA UICYCL CO.
11ILLIARD HALL AND "OWt.INO AMJBY
dolnc qood business : cstabllsTred ,
box 25 , Johnson , Neb. Q
FOR BALE. 4 FRF-SH MILCH COWS ; NO. 1
milkers. Call on A. Wcllman , :314QVc1'j ? ;
OOOD ROLL TOP DESK. FOR HALE. OMAHA
School Supply Co. , cor. llth and IInrn \2"lsj1 \
CL.VIIIV4JV.VXTS.
PROP. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOYANT. PALMIST
nnd astrologer , has moved to 1709 DodRe street.
Prof. Whitney has nn equal In RivlnR udj Ice on
love 1-iw. deeds , wills' , mining , divorce , chanson ,
Investments , patent- ) and all buslnerf of n llniin-
clal nature. RfudlnRs : Ladles , to cents and
Bents Jl. ReadlnRH Klven by mall. Olllce and
private residence. 1709 Dodge street. Olilcc hours
from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Telephone. l ° la-
, IIATHS , KTC.
MME. IIR1SSON OF PARIS GIVES ALL
kind * medicated baths und massage. 107 N.
12111 St. T-M2J2J4'
ELECTRO MAONETIC TREATMENTS AND
mn'oage by Laura EllUon , 119 X. lth St. ,
room 13 , T MCC3 27'
MME. AMES , MASSAGE AND RATHS. lf.23'4
Howard street. T M275 Jin2
MRS. DR LEON , 13LECTRIC MASSAOE RATH
parlor ? ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. llth , up
stairs. T-M27C Jnn2
tMHt.HOXAli.
VIAVI CO. . UTERINE TROUBLES , 3K.-S UEI !
Rldg ; physician conuultatlon or health book free
U 953
UATII9. MASSAGE. MME. POST , 313IJ S. 15TH.
U-951
CIXJTHE3 CLEANED. PRESSED AND RE-
palrel ; day or night ; dress suits far hire.
IMntorhim , N. D. Cor. 14th anl Farnam. Tel.
OC3. U 855
MME. URUE. . VAPOU AND MASSAGE
1112 Farnam. U-MS5S D29 *
LITERARY ASSISTANCE : MANUSCRIPTS
picparcd , rcxlftd or corrected ; letters of nil
de crlptoni ! written ; experienced newspaper
man In charge ; all business confidential. Ad
dress P O. Mox 017 , or call for Interview at
olllce. 415 Dee hide. U 17S J3
HAVE YOUR GARMENTS MADE RY "OREEN-
berc The Piofesslonal I adlcs' Tailor , " 170S
Webster. U MS&7-J1S *
_
FREE DENTAL WORK ; OVER SOD 1'ERSONS
took advantage of the free clinic at the Dental
college , cor. 12th and Pacltlo streets , last
month ; after January 1 there will be twelve-
chairs rceencd for cleaning ut teeth free of
charge c\ery Wednesday morning from 3 to 11
o'clock. U-M3M
_ _ _
STYLISH DRESSMAKING , REASONA1ILE
price , nt the Joy Tailor System School of
Dressmaking. 312 Karbach block. Misses Campbell -
bell & Caewell. U-M428 Jll
_
PRIVATE HOME FOR HD1DS REFORE AND
during confinement ; babies adopted and cared
for. Removed to 113i * > N. 17th. U MK4 27 *
KLONDIKE-ARE YOU GOING ? IF SO GUT
Inside information by sending name nnd ad
dress to R. Uox S27. New York City.
MOXUY TO MAX UU.VI , ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN AT IXW ) RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Fainam St. W 950
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . ! 15 N. Y. L. ;
quick money nt low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , US ) Far-m.
W 068
MONEY TO LOAN' . UEMIS. PAXTON IILOCK.
HONE ? TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OXA1IA
real estate. Urcnnan-Love Co. , 219 S. IClli.V9CO
\V-9CO
J100.0M.OO SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
llrst-claps Improved Omaha property , or for
purposes. Fidelity Trust Company.
c rnn , CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE. PROPerty -
erty of non-resldcnta caied for by W B.
Melkla. rirst National BanU bids. Omnlia.
\V-8C3
rnit CINT MONEY. Ji.ooo AND UPWARDS.
nn Ktlt-adReu improve. : .Gnaui.i resl estate.
Bemls. Pniton block. W 23
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
estate In Omafm , Council lllurfj nnil South
Omaha. Puwy & Thomas , 103 rtrat Nutlona , !
Dank , Oniahn , VT M10G
WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY IXJANS.
R. C Pctcru & Co. , U. S. Nat. Dank bli ! r.
W M4JS
; , oco.oo OK usss TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
Omnlm rral estate at 7 per cent. No commis
sion. Address C Cl Ieooffice. ! . W M70i
310 Mi Y TO 1.0X C1IATTE 1.6.
119 TO 10 CCO TO IX5AN ON
iinijMnot.u KL'HNrnmia AND PIANOS.
' JIORBES. WAGONS ANO rARWIAOES.
\VAUE110UHE UicKIP18 : , ETC.
nt lowrst rates In
Onmha. Routh Omnlia anil Council niufO.
No lemoviil of Roods : strictly conlldcntlal ; you
can pav the loan off ut any time or In any
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE IX ) A K CO. .
1'C Houtli ICth St.
THE OLDEST LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OftlAUA.
x sot
IIUS1.VKHS CIIXVOHS.
TO OE1 IN OR OUT OP HUSINiam GO TO J.
J. G Hi-son. Oil Klrst Nat'l llnnk Y 163
llESTAl'RANT .SnATINd 1 < W PEOPLE DAILY
at 230. meals. J. J. ( JILson , 511 Firm Nal'I
bank. Y-MCifl 27
_ _ _ _
TOR RENT-CHOICE ELEVATOR PROPERTY
cloue to Onialn , cheap. C. 1' . Harrison , 912
New York Life. _ Y 'OI SO *
rOu"RENT , IIRICIC HTOREItOOM. CO.N2. . ALL
convenience * : liot lonitloii In city. ; splendid
Imxlneffl town. John H. Ltmliile , West Pnlnr ,
Neb. Y Mill
_ _ _ _
KII n "nxo a .v.v < ; i : .
DRUG 8TOREVANTUD. . TOH WHICH WE
will trada city properly unJ some cmli "K. "
eae at rarrler 33. Omaha. Neb. Z M.OS jan7
WILL EXCHANGE VERY ns
e'er.rocant Omaha ! < > U for CMctiKo pinni'ity.
Addreisllti full particulars , llox 2f2 Onmlia.
'
l-'OK M.UaC llIiAU USTATfi.
PLACE 1IAHUAINH. { 5.SOO. 13/IM TXJ
15,600. J. J , Gibson , 614 Writ Nat. Hank bide.
HE-Wffl
KARM I.ANDS , C , r. HARRISON. 01 ! N. Y U
RE-MS-Jan-lG *
LIA11UA1NH. 1IUUSKH. LOTS AND 1'AltMH ;
tale or trailt F. K. Darling , llaiker.Dlk . ,
HOUSErf. LOTS , FARMS , LANDS. LOAN8 ;
alto Ilia Iniurincc. Demi * , 1'axton block ,
HE-MITt
LOO AN VALLEY 1'ARMS AND MERCHANT
iH < \ IluuUlKML'er & Clrmcnu , I.jons , Ne
braska. P.E-MSC9
NEW" COTTAGE. MONTHLY PAYMENTS. CM
llco IHJif. BK.-MSSl
. nuiLoiNa. a no UND w * < i FEET.
naylna 14 per c nt srotsj price J1POOO. Aridresi
0 S8 , Tlca. lti-MU3
HOUSES \vivriuii ) .
HOUSES WINTERED ; REST op CARE ; RATES
U per montU. W , U. Owens , 3607 Center itrett.
GOOD STAULES , I1EST OP CARE , tl AND M
month , A. W , 4'lielps & Son , : 07 Now York
Life. TeL 1C5I. -43
PAAVXIIROICUUH.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. S N , U ST.
LOST.
LOST. LA nut ; ST. nniiNAnn POOS AN-
wer the name of "Ilex. " lUUirn to 10CJ
Oporsln Aand rrtelva reward , lost MC9I
MJSIMA'NMl HUUK. AN lf 1C1U M1TS ON
DoviKlnx utreet. Plrnler please return to US
Houtli KUhteenth street. Lost MJ73 IT
LOST POCKUTItOOK ON' DOUGLASIII-
twwn Fourteenth nml Eighteenth. Klmlcr lib-
etnlly rennnled on tclurn to Thompson & .
's. Lost-M2Jl 27"
LOST. KYEai.AS9iH. OOLD Hilt. HKTWEKN
Douffla * nnii Fourteenth , ami Sixteenth nml
Farnnni. Hcturn to KC9 DctiRln street , nnd
receive IS.M rcwnnl. Ixut-C53 24"
smvixo M.iciiixr.s AXI > SUPPLIES.
NEW IIOMK. HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SHW-
Ins machines & supplies. 1514 Cop. nvc. Tel. 1574
i -ors
SMOHTII.VM ) A.VU TVPinVIUTIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. S1J N. Y. LIF
97 :
AT OMAHA 1JUS. COLLEOE , 1STII & DOUOLAS.
97J
H. n. noYLES , COUHT nnroiiTKiu PRIVATE
leuons ; day nnd evenlnr. 407 Uee Bids.
-074
OMAHA SHOUT-HAND COLLUdn.BOYrTs
Center. M313 Jnn7 *
COAL.
T , nnsT. CHEAPEST , pmcn
W.75 per ton. 'Phone 84S. Harmon A Weetli Co.
ICG
DI1KSSMAKI.VU.
TO DO DIinSSMAKINQ IN
families solicited. Mlsa Sturdy , ZC04 Davenport
St. 911 D-M
TYPEWHITIJUS.
AVD SOLICIT AND FUItNISlt POSITIONS FOR
StenoRrnpliere tree. The Smith-Premier Tvpe.
writer Co. Telephone. 1281. 607
FIIUMTCIIR P.VqiCKD.
M. S. VTALK1N. 2111 CUMINQ. TEL. 1331.
-976
XOTICIJ or .sTocicnoi.nuHS jinir
SfCH-UhnlilrrV M
Omnha & Klkhorn Vnlley Railway com
pany : .
Notice In hereby Riven that the animal
meeting of the stockholders ot the Omaha
& Klkhorn Valley Railway company for the
election of seven directors ami the transac
tion of such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting will be held
In the olllce of the general solicitor , Union
Paultlc bulldlnsr , Onmha , Nebraska , upon
Wednesday , the 5th day of January , IsDS ,
at 10 o'clock a , m.
The stock transfer books will bo closed
ten days before , the date of the mcotlns
ALEXANDER MILLAR ,
Secretary ,
Boston , Mass. , December 14 , ISO" .
StiX'UIioIilrrn * MtM-l lujr.
OFFICE OP LEE-CLARKK-ANDIIEKSEN
Hardware Co. , Omaha , Nebraska. Dec.
11. 1S97.
Notice Is hereby plven to the stockhold
ers of the Lee-Clarko-Andreesen Hardware
Co. that the annual mcetlnir of the stock
holders of the company will be hold at the
olllces of the s\ld company , 1219-1221-1223
Hnrney street. In the city of Omaha , In the
state of Nebraska , on Tuesday , Januaiy
11 , A , D. 1S9S. at three o'clock p. m. , for
the purpose of electlnj ; a board of dlrectors-
for the company to serve during the ensu
ing year and to transact such other business
as may bo piesented at such meeting.
II. J , LEE. President.
Attest : W. M. GLASS , Secretary.
Dlld 32t
'
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Union Ele-vntor Company of Omaha :
Notice Is hereby Riven that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Union
Elevator company of Omaha , for the pur
pose of electing seven directors and auch
oilier business a may properly come before
the meeting : , will be held at the office of
the general solicitor , Union Pacific building
Omaha , Nf > b. . upon Monday , the 3rd day
of January , 1S98 , between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. nnd < J o'cloc : : p. m.
The stock transfer books will be. Rinsed
ten (10) days before the date of the moot-
Ing. ALEXANDER MILLAR.
Secretary.
Boston , Mass. . December 12 , 1S37.D14m2H
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
iJnlon Land Company :
Notice Is hereby clven that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Union
Land company for the election of live di
rectors and the transaction of such other
business as may lawfully como before the
meeting will bo held at the ofllce of the
general solicitor. Union Pacific building ,
Omaha , Neb. , upon Monday , the 10th day
of January , 189S , at 10 o'clock a. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten days previous to the meeting.
Boston , Mesa. . December , 20th , 18D7.
ALEXANDER MILLAR ,
Secretary.
Dec. 20 to Jan. 10.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Notice Is hereby plven that the annual
meeting' of 1he stockholders of the Omaha
Union Depot company will be held at the
olllce of the general solicitor of the Bur
lington & Missouri River Railroad In Ne
braska In Omaha , Nebraska. Januaty loth ,
1S98. at 10 o'clock a. m.
The meeting will be held for the election
of a Board of Directors nnd for the trans
action of such other business as may come
before It , Including action upon the ques
tion of a dissolution of the corporation.
T. L. KIM BALL ,
President.
Attest :
J. G. TAYLOR.
Secretary.
Omaha , Neb. , Dec. 17 , 1897. D21D 20TM
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids for the construction of the
Power Plant Building on the Exposition
grounds will be received until 11 o'clock
a. m. , Wednesday , December 29th , ' 97 Plans
and spi'clllcatlons can be peon at the De
partment Olllce , corner 13th nnd Spencer
Sta. . or acts will be furnished bidders at
coit.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
I119- ! . , , , ? " . P. KIRKRNDALL.
Mgr. Gr'ds and Bldgs Dept. . Transmlssls-
and International Expo.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids for the construction of the
Colonnades connecting the Administration
building with thp Agricultural and Mines
and Mlnlnp bulldlnps , on the Exposition
grounds , \\lll be received until 11 o'clock a
in. Wednesday. December 29 , 1S87 ,
Plans nnd specifications can bo seen nt the
Department ofllce , corner 15th and Spsnccr
streets , or sets will bo furnished bidders at
coat.
The right Is leservcd to reject any or all
bids. P. P. KIRKENDALL.
Mgr. Cirds. & Bldjjrt , Dept. ,
Tr.insmlHslsHlppl and International Expo.
M&E until 28th n. m.
KANSAS CITY , hi" , JOSEPH
& Council Illurti Railroad
"Thi llurllnuton Haute"
Ticket Oltlce. 150 ! Farnam
Btrect , TeUpbone : M. D pot ,
Tenth anil Mai on streets. Telo.
phuiieZS. .
Leave. Arrive ,
Kansas CliyTDay 15x. . . , 8Cj ; am * 6iapm
Kantus City Ntirht Ex. . ' 10:01 : utr < IS'J : ant
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD
Oeneral Oirice * und Ticket
OMIce , MerclmnU Nallonal liank
llulUllng. 1134 Famam Street
Telephone 101. Depot. Fifteenth
unJ Webitt-r B'reeti. Telephon
HiS.
Leave. Arrive.
Kaniaa and Nebraska
Limited 3:05 : pm i:3J : pra
Kar-eas Clly and St.
Iuln Cxpreis : JO pm 6:00 : are
Netraika Ixical . , . , tI : ) pm SMS am
Dally. Dally except
IIMI.H
( Conll
aCHlCAGfefej. PAUL. M1NNH
polls "fc * * Omih.i Unllway
General olllces , N > bra ki fit.
\Ulon. Fifteenth anJ WohMer
Ftreeln. City TkKft O ncf.
HU Fnrnnm Street , TtlenhoT1 ,
. . . . jt. Fifteenth and Webster Sticets.
Telephone , HS5.
* Arrlre.
Bloux Cltr AccommoJa. 8-V > nm S.IO pm
Slonx Cltr Accommoda. :50 am 8.20 pm
Illalr , Kmerson , Sioux
City , Poncn Hartlng- . „ ,
ttton nnil Hlonmflelil. . tti ! W pm 11:5J : nm
Sioux Cltv , Manknta , St. „ . . _ . _
pm 9:10 : nm
Paul. Minneapolis
,3J
, , ; , SMS am
" " "
' Dally , Dally" - , , } " . " Sunday
only " ' * Tliln trnln stoixiii'at stations Florence
to So. Blair. Inclusive. Sundays only ; on week
days So. lllalr only.
HFilKMONT , RLKIIOHN AND
Mlssoonrl-Valler lUUwny Gen
eral OIHccs Unttoil States Na-
tlonl Baals nntldlnir. Ronth.
west Corner Twelfth nnd Fnr-
. „ nnm SJrets Ticket Onice ,
HOI nirnam Street. Telephone. Ml. Depot.
Fifteenth nnd Webster Streets. Telephone. 115 ? .
Leave. Arrive ,
Hastlnpi , YotR. Divli
City. Superior Geneva.
rxcter and Sfward. . . . 3:00pm : B.OO pm
Norfolk , We t Point nnd
Fremont ; * * 7BD : nm 10:25 : am
Lincoln , Wnhoo nnd
' nn %
Fremont .IT'75
.
" . rn
Fremont Local "J .JW
Dallr. * ' PnltJ * except Sunday , Sunday
only. " " Dnlly cx fpt Saturday , " "Dally
cxcen * Mondni * ,
CHICAGO ft NORTHWESTERN
Rallway-fClty Tlck'-t Omce ,
1401 Farnam Street. Telephone
5Cl. Depot. Tenth and Mason
Street * . Telephone 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Missouri Valley. Sioux
(
Minneapolis'7I..T B:40 : nm * 10 : 3 pm
Missouri Valley , Sioux
City ; ; * 7SOnm : B:03 : pm
Dennlson , Carroll , AAl \
lnU6 " 7:20 : am 0:05 pin
EaMern ExprcsB. DCS
Molncs , Mars.ulHown.
CVaar Itaptd , Chicago " 10:4o : nm 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Flyer. Chicago . . . .
and Emit : 3 pm 4:10 : pm
Fast Mall. Clilcaso to.
Omaha * 3:10 pm
Missouri Vallev1 , Sioux
City. Pt. Paul. Mlnnc-
tipolls Limited . . . . . . 5:1. : . pm 9:30 : nm
Omnha-ChlcaKO Special. 6:30 : pm ill' ) am
* Dally. " DJlly except Sunday
SIOUX CITY .t PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Olllces. United
States National Ilank Dullit-
Ing. S. W. Corner Twelfth nnd
Farnam Streets. Ticket Olllce ,
HOI Farnam Street. Tclcpnone
SGI. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster Street * . Telephone -
phone 14J3.
.Leave. Arrive.
SIOUT C | ly , Maiiknto. St.
Paul , Minneapolis . . . . 5:53 : pm 3:10 : am
Dally.
UNION PACIFIC "THE OVER-
laml Route" General Ofllces. N.
E. Corner Ninth nnd Fnrnam
Streets. City Ticket Ofllce , l.03
Fnrnam Street , Telephone 310.
Depot. Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Tpietihonc 128.
128.Leave. . Arrive.
'
for , Lake ,
wes'crn points . . . . . . . . . . .tj ' 4:15 : pm
Tnst mall train for
Demer , Salt Lake.
Pacillo coast nnd all :
western poln'B 3:30 : pm 10SO : am
12:20 : pm
12:20 : pm
. "llQCIC ISLAND &
Ultnroad "The Great
Hock Island House" City
Ticket Oillce. 1323 Fnrnnm
Street. Talephonc" KS. Depot ,
Tenth rtnJ Mason Streets.
Telephone- .
Leave. Arrive.
VestlbuleTniproaa . - ' < * ) pm 1:15 : pm
Lincoln. Colorado SPSS , i-
! pm 4:23 : pnr.
Chlcaso. Des Molncs 4r
Rock Islana " t * < : w pm 8:15 : am
Atlantic Kxpress. for
Des Molnen sn l eail-
crn points . { , . . . - t ? P ra 5:33 pin
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
Paul Railway City Ticket
Olllce , 1001 Farnam Street.
Telephona 2S4. Depot. Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone
12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Chlcaco Limited Ex. . . . 5:45 : pm 8:03 : am
Omaha ana Chicago Ex 11.:00 : am 1:30 : pm
Dally.
WARASH RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE , 1416
Farnam Street. Telephone. 32i. Depot , Tenth
nnd Mason Streets. Telephone. 123.
'Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express . . < * 4:30pm * 11SO : are
XEW TW1 E Of BIXI3. .
The Krlc OrilerN Forts * I ooomotlvcn ot
Iniprovoil DoHlKii.
The Chicago & Eric railroad Is building
forty locomotives of an entirely new type
for use on tlio main line between Chicago
and New York. The most striking fcaturo
In the new engine Is the position of the cab ,
which Is placed In front of the steam dome ,
leaving the boiler and firebox Immediately
over the driving wheels. Several advantages
are claimed for this arrangement. The en
gineer Is given a much clearer view of the
track ahead , nnd has better control ot the
machinery. The heaviest part of the locomo-
tlvo Is over the driving wheels. The area
of the boiler Is considerably Increased and
the cost of fuel Is greatly reduced.
By an Improved arrangement of the firebox
the chccoest kind ot fuel can be used , and
'
the saving on that score'is uatd to Inconsid
The ne\v engine can also be built
Tor IS per cent less cost than the old typo.
It Is lighter and tha wear and tear on the
tracks Is expected to bo much less In cense
quence. Two firemen will bo employed on
each engine , ono to afoovel ccal and keep up
fltcum and the other to assist the engineer.
The now engines will attain much greater
speed and do muro work at less cost than
the present locomotives. The Erie adopted
the now engine after a test of oeveral
months. Sorao old locomotives were remod-
elpd on these lines and employed in freight
ind passenger service with satisfactory le-
IM2X.SIOX.S Ji'OIl WHSTBHX VnTISH.WS.
SurvlvurH of Lulo U'ur Itciiii-inlirn-il
liy Hit ! * fiiTn-rnl ( Siivoriiiuuiit ,
WASHINGTON , Dec. 2C.-Speclal.-Pen- ( )
slons have been ISHUCI ! AH follows :
Issue of December 10 , 1S07 :
Nebraska : Reissue Jarcd Ayer , Omnlia , $4.
Iowa : Original Tj3.faytte Stevens , Cedar
Knlls , J10 ; Frederick B.r.Hpes. | Bowen , { ( i.
Increase Edwin M , tflke , , Fort Madison ,
? 1C to tn. Reissue Cltui'lbs Bnchman , Ot-
tuirmn , $10. Oilglnul widow , etc. Laura O.
Stoddunl , Hutler Centett l Emily A. John
ston , Columbus City , W.ITH ,
North Dakota : OrlBlMTirvlns W. Shel
don , Xo.v Hocloport , 18. , „ ' ,
South Dakota : Otlglnal-'rvldow , etc. Eliz
abeth A. Jarvls , Hurotli W.
Issue of December 111K07 :
Nebraska : OrlBlnal-Alicl- , Lincoln ,
JO ; Davlrt K. Williams.Ilepubllcan City , Jfl ;
Jnmes A. Tullcys , IledCluud , t , Additional
Charlea M. wyman. Cli-iirSvater , J10 to Jli ;
Jesse B. KIllRoro. Indlnibla. ) JS to J12.
HolBRiio Special , Dpceinlidr' ' 15 , Christopher
C. Hldoll. Kullton , $8. T .
losa : Original WarrunaW , Jones , Alden ,
{ 0 ; Klnloy M. Onff , Wnpnllfi. ja ; Georee SI.
Shearer. Ottumwa , tG&i4iiuel ; AV. llc-
Cllntock , Brandon , M ; Frank Lorence , Chur-
dan , * J ! ; David D. Davia , Cbtumbus City , $0 ;
Friend Cook , Des Molnfep' JS. Additional-
Special , December 16 , Almerln Peck. Afton ,
W to $12 ; William LevrtsfaJIenlo , Jl to
4 < \ < t v iau - * T 11(141(1 * t , VfcUtlUftj A * JluiJt fU IU
$10 : Qtiatat Simuelson , New York , $8 to $12.
Heljsuo and Increase John W. Stanley ,
Leon , $ S to $14. Original widow , etc , Agnes
ICbrhurt , Davenport , 18.
Colorado ; Oritrlnal Benjamin F. Ileece ,
Oolden , $8 : Patrick Layden , QeorKotown , $ S.
Increase William SI , Clark , Denver , $ G
to $ S.
Wyoming : Original John F. Hlff , Green
niver , JO.
Montttna : Original William 41 , Belvldge ,
IlllllUBS , $3 ,
South Dakota : Restoration nnd reissue
Nnvman C , NaHti , Canton , $ J. Original
willow , etc. Slary J. Noble , Manchester , $ S ,
ItuliUIti * for ClirlHtniim Dinner.
DENVER , Dee. 23.-I'araou Thomas Uz-
zell distributed 3,000 jack rabbits among
the poor people wife , applied for them this
forenoon. Theno rabbits were shot In t"ie
annual hunt at Laniar , Cole , Arrange
ments are btliiir inado to feed 2.001) people
at the anmr.iV ChrUtmni dinner at the Uz-
icll tabernacle next Tuesday ,
ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM
Itpecntly Illshop McFatil of Trenton , nrtil-
Irator ibctwcon the rival organizations of "tho
Ancient Order of ribcrnlar.8 , an
nounced to the joint committee Ills decision
and a plan of reorganization to put It In
effect.
Tlio orjratilwitlon epllt In 1838 , the chief
differences between the two factions being
as to T.-hother the American organization
should bo subordinate to the organization
In Ireland , and whether the privilege ot
membership should extend to thee of Irish
descent through ono parent or only to per
sons of Irish descent through both parento.
There seemed to bo no way of ending Uio
strife until last August \vhon a commlttco
form each organization met at Atlantic City
In joint convention ami agreed upon Bishop
McFaul to settle the difficulties.
Bishop McFaul's decision is na follows :
" 1. The namn by which -Iho reunited or
ganization shall bo known Is 'The Ancient
Order ot Hibernians ; ' the words 'In America'
shall bo added only to designate the country
wherein the organization Is located.
" 2. The constitution In use previous to
disunion , and adopted at the National con
vention held In Cleveland , O. , May 16 , 18S4 ,
shall bo taken as the groundwork to which
all necessary amendments shall be made' ,
"At thn atlonal convention , held by virtue
of this decision , amendments shall bo rcc-
ommondej by a commlttco of five- members ,
appointed 'by ' the permanent chairman , and
said amendments may be adopted by the
convention after they shall have received
the approval of the aibltratnr.
" 3 , The qualifications for membership In
the order are enumerated In article x ol
the above-mentione.1 constitution. Among
others , the following will iho found : 'No
person ahall become a member of this order
who Is not Irish , or ot Irish descent through
ci'.thcr ' parent , & c.
"Thla qualification has been the c'niso ot
much discussion In past years. I am sat
isfied , nevertheless , that Its rctcnllcn Is nec
essary Tor the continuance , gro'vth , and
prosperity of the organization Inhla coun
try. A mere restrictive qualification may ,
perhaps , bo better In Europe ; but In Amor-
lea It wpuld be suicidal , owing to the fre
quent inarriaRcs of the Irish and their de
scendants with other nationalities.
"It hai been assorted that this qualifica
tion opens the way to objectionable member
ship. J do not concur In this view. It Is
by vote that a candidate Is received or re
jected , and , as this U a sufficient safeguard ,
an additional means need not bo selected ;
and ono that will lead , sooner or later , to
the extinction of the order In America "bust
be condemned fl > y every member who has
the welfare of the organization nt heart.
"Moreover , as ths Irish have alwaja been
Juotly proud of the part taken by their he
roic ancestors in the cause of church ana
motherland during- the dark ngcs of per
secution , this organization will only bo tru ;
to Ita best tradition when It cultivates and
encourages the patriotic pulsations of every
heart in which circulates a single drop of
Irish iblooJ.
" 4. The quarterly communications , after
the national convention held in accordince
with this decision , ehall be manufactured
and Issued , subject 1o the approval of the
national chaplain , by the chief executive
officer ot the order In America , until the
European branches of the order shall have
united , and < i member of itho Jrlsh hierarchy
shall have certified to the National chaplain
that the united 'body ' Is In harmony with the
teachings of the Catholic church. Then , as
provided for eUowhcro In this decision , the
question of receiving the quarterly com
munications' from Europe may bo consid
ered.
"You have como together like true and
honorable men , willing to make any sacrifice
for unity and harmony ; you liavo resolved
that all differences shall he forgotten , and
you are determined to act for the best Inter
ests of your church , your race and the gen
eral welfare of your organization. Your
brothers In Europe are equally magnanimous ,
and will , no doubt , cheerfully follow your ex
ample. I suggest , therefore , that the new
< : blef executive officer , elected at the national
convention , held by virtue ot this decision ,
communicate the chief executive officers
ot the European branches of the order , and
advise them to unite by 'some such feasible
means as you have selected.
" 5. A ibond of friendship , unity and Chris
tian efharlty shall still exist between the
American and 'European ' bodle . This bond
shall be the 'transfer card' from either Euro
pean branch , which shall 'be ' duly honored ,
as 'hereinafter provided , by the order In
America.
" 0. The plan of reorganization , which Is
hereto attached. Is a part of this decision ,
and embraces allimattcrs appertaining to rep
resentation , conventions , credentials , prop
erty , transfer card , constitution , ritual , gov
ernment ot organization , etc. "
The quarterly communications referred to
In the decision are the passwords.
The plan of reorganization referred to pro
vides , In brief , that all the divisions now
composing the minor organizations of the
American branch and ot the Hoard of Erin
shall remain undisturbed as now organized
and shall comprise the units of the reunited
organization ot the lAncIent Order of
Hibernians. Where there are two subordinate
lodges claiming the same number , provision
Is made for renumbering.
In counties -where there are two county
( board's they are to be superseded 'by ' a single
county organization to die composed of an
equal number of delegates chosen from each
of the rival divisions In that county , 'Where
there are two state organizations In existence
they ore to 'be ' superseded by a single ono to
bo organized by delegates from the now
county boards. A'fter ' the state boards arc re
organized a national convention Is to bo
called by dllshop McPaul and a single na
tional organization formed to succeed the
two present organizations. The convention
will bo held In Juno or July of next year nnd
it Is probable that Trenton will bo llxcd upon
for the place of meeting. l
Tiio due iilon will bu of Interest In this
section' ot the country , for the disaffection
spread hero , although It was largely con-
flncdi to the east. Both organizations liayo
followers In this ftate.
Onlcr nr JloiliiiL-ii.
The following chlefti were elected to fill
the chieftaincies ot Yalrnundaksls trltbe for
the first six mo cos ot the great aun 407 : L.
M. I'lckctt , S. ; Frank Brown , S. S. ; George
Goodwin , J. S. ; Harry Waller , K. of n. ; Dan
McGrath , K. of W.
Whlto Fawn council , No. 9 , has elected
the following officers for the next term :
Lizzie Pelronet , P. ; Emma Hlgbsmlth , W. ;
Harry Anderson , P , ; Harry Yapp , K , of H. ;
Suslo Plckett. A. K , of R. ; Anna Crawford ,
P. A public Ir.stallutlon of officers will occur
on the sleep ot the eighth aun , cold moon ,
G. S , D. 407 , In the hall at Labor templo.
The officers elected In Mlncshako council
for the cnsulcg term arc : Grace Duncan , P. ;
Nellie Qulnn , W. ; Luello Jackmon , K. of H. ;
Wllhelmeua Ilyers , K. of W. : Clyde Kings-
bury , P. ; Bmma Stanley , A , K. of n. ; Mart'a '
Klrkondall , P. A cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to alt members of the order to at
tend the Installation of officers on the sleep
of the first sun' ' , cold moon , G. S , D. 407. A
splendid lunch will bo served-and dancing
Indulged In , The teepo Is In Labor temple.
The women of Alfaretta council give their
annual great sun masquer&do dance on the
sleep of the fourth eun , cold moon , G , S , D.
407 , at Thurston Rifles' ball. The patron *
ot first-class dances look forward to this
event with pleasure , and It goca without
saying they will not be dlsappo'ated. '
Nellie Gray and A. J. Aultliaus of Alfaretta
council have taken the trail for the hunting
grounds of DM Molne to spend Cbilttinaa
with friends.
\Vooilim-ii of tlit * Worlil.
'New camps of the order have recently been
Instituted at Johnson , Neb. , and at Panama ,
Walnut , Logan , Neoln , Barling , Wood
bine and Hancock , la. Sovereign Commando , '
Root , Sovereign Clerk Yates and Sovereign
Manager Farmer and others of the sovereign
office have attended open meetings at these
places , which baa resulted In much good.
A new ( eaturo to bo inaugurated In all
lodges on the flrat day ot January will bo the
saluting the flag of the country , The Hag
under the new ruling Is to be placed at the
bead of the forest , being conspicuous upon
npproachlnc the center of th < * forest. This
fcaturo will tend to teach to all woodcraft
| the true principles of partotlam and love ot
1 country as taught In the ritual of the order.
This la to bo a part ot the opening ceremony
at all times. <
Omaha grove , No , 1 , Woodmen Circle , will
glvo n card party at , Red Men's hall , Contl-
neutalblock , Thursday evening.
The Christmas tree entertainment given
by Alpha camp , No. 1. Woodmen of the
World , In their nc\y hall on Sixteenth strcol
and Capitol avcnue'on last Thursday evening
was an Immense success In every way. It
wan gotten up on the spur of the moment
and over 1,000 gifts wcro distributed and
every ono ot the 275 children present received
rrom two toiflvc presents from Santa Glaus.
The children wcro entertained with games.
Ono of the features of the evening waa the
contest for two special prizes for the girl
and hey who had the most fun In an hour ,
The winners were 3-year-old Miss McKelson
and G-year-old Master Ururgmnnn. After the
children wore entertained the floor was
cleared and Until midnight the grown pcoplo
danced ,
\Voiuliucn of Aincrlpn.
The local momboni ot the order were dla-
appolntcd last week In their expectation of
being able to greet a number ot head officers
at a. public reception. The distinguished
visitors wcro hero for the purpose of asslsti
Ing In tbo suit In the federal court against
the Union National bank , but they at once
left when they foundl that the case could
not ibo heard. The trial was continued until
January 5 , when It will ccrta'nly ' be com
menced. The head officers will bo here
again ofc that time acid the reception was
therefore postponed until then.
Clover Leaf camp. No. 8 , Royal Neighbors
ot America , South Omaha , has elected the
following officers : Jennie Hainan ay , P , 0. ,
Emma Fisher , 0. ; Emily Hazell , V. O. : Ada
Clements , R. ; Kate Reese , R. ; Amy Sher
wood , C. ; Grace Knight , M. ; Joiilo Heath ,
I. S. : Alberta L. Day. O. S. ; Mary Hruce , P. ;
W. H. Slabaugh , P. ; Martfca Jacobs , M. ; Nina
Cockrcll , captain ot degree staff.
Ivy cump , No. 2 , Royal Neighbors ol
America , has elected the following officers :
Mrs. Kate Remington , O. ; Mrs. Cliailes Al
len , V. O. ; MUs Helen Wlnans. R. ; Mrs.
Anna Price , R. ; Mrs. Laura Davis , C. ; Mrs.
I. Gramly , M. ; Mrs. Ida Hradtord , I. S. ; Mri ,
Lucy Stone , O. S. ; Mre. Jones , Mrs. Schncll ,
Mrs. Martin , M. ; Mrs. Sarah Miller , Dr. C.
F. Clark , P.
Fi-iid-ruiil Dillon of America.
Banner lodge last Thursday elected the fol
lowing officers : Dr. II. A. Worley , F. JI. ;
George Holtcu , T. ; Robert E. Strlngfellow ,
P. ; Mrs. E. H. Holton , T. ; Mrs. L , M. Kocse ,
M. ; J. H. Mason , S. : D. R. Ennls , T. Oscar
Poterscti , G. ; Selma Peterson , G. ; D. W. lod-
son , S. ; R. 0. Ualley , S. ; IA. J. Whldden , S.
The lodge his completed all arrangements for
the holiday ball on the evening of Decem
ber 30.
A numbci" of the members of Mcndamln
and Banner lodges vlflted lienscn lodge
Wednesday evening , whore a royal reception
was tendered the guests. Arrangements are
being made by Ikuson lodge for nti enter
tainment to bo held In January.
At last ( Monday night's -meeting of Mon-
dainta lodge , No. Ill , a musical program \\as
rendered by Adolph and Chris Thleci. To
morrow night tbo lodge elects officers and the
committee on by-laws will report.
Audi-lit Order of United Worlcineii.
Local members of the order will lie Inter
ested In the fact that recently the grand
legion , Select Knights , ot Kansas , changed
their assessment plan flora the giaded tc
the classified system.
Social Io3ge , No. 102 , Degree of Honor ,
lias elected the following : Miss Mattle Kelly ,
P. C. of 'H. ' ; "Mrs. " J. C. Oopeland , C. of H. ;
MUs 'Flora ' A. Patten , L. ot 'H. ' ; 'Mrvs. ' Mae
Kelly , C. of C. ; Mrs. Luella H. Haft , R. ;
Mrs. Kate Gilder , 'P. ' ; ( Mrs. iBmlly B. Lan
caster , 'IU ' ; < Mrs. Anna Grass. U. ; Mrs. R. N ,
Dodson. I. W. : Mr. W. H. Haft , O. W. ; Jlrs.
'P. ' A. Folllnsbce , T. ; Dr. E. E , Wormsly ,
M. E.
ICniKlitn of the MnvculiecM.
Gate City hive , No. 9 , Is preparing for a
public Installatlcn of officer , ? .
Superior Deputy Johnson organized a new
tent at Nebraska City this week. On Janu
ary 4 quite a number of the knights of this
city will assist In exemplifying tbo work
there.
Lady Holllrter inlve gives Its flrat enter
tainment Tuesday evening at Sounder's hall ,
Twenty-fourth acid Cumlng streets.
Paplllkn will be the next of the nearby
towns to be Invuded by the Maccabees. A
new tent haa been organized and will bo In
stituted after the holidays.
of I'ytlililH.
At a late session of the grand lodge of
Illinois the reports showed the state had
516 subordinate lodges with a membership
of 38,519 on July 1 , a decrease for the year
of G89. Sick and funeral benefits of ? S5-
713.26 were- expended during the year. The
a.ssets of the lodges aggregate in value $333-
374.79.
In Missouri , according to the reports at the
last Grand Lodge session , there are 30.718
members , a decrease of 761 for the year.
The number of lodges Is 2G7. The benefits
amounted to $19.529.05. The total assets
aggregate $326,047.68.
Sons anilj IJntiKliterH of Protection ,
This Nebraska secret organization Is get
ting ready to ceiobrato Us first anniversary
next month. Although not yet a year old It
has already a 'membership ' of over 1,000 , has
paid all death leases In full and has over
Jl.OOO in the reserve fund , which under the
constitution of the order must be Invested
In mortgage bonds on Improved farms In
Nebraska. The headquarters are at Lin
coln.
In this city Isabella lodge. No. 14 , was re
cently Instituted and has a large member
ship. It gave a social and dance In the Cou-
tlncntal block Tuesday ,
of the KoreHl.
Supreme Guard C. II. Roediger of Indo.
pondenco has been In Omaha ca a business
trip the last week.
Deputy S. C. Botkln Is spending the holl-
dayti In Minneapolis.
Garfield council , No , 2 , South Omaha , has
elected officers as follows : S. J , Welsch , C , ,
C. C. Gooden , L , ; John Deadly , B. ; H. V.
Pcrsolls , S. ; Clyde Storms , C. ; A. Bock , H , ;
E. Carlson , I. C. ; J. Bbcrl , O. G. ; F. Kern
and C. C , Goodcn , T. The council will on-
tortalu Us .members und friends at a smoker
tomorrow evening ,
Trllie of lieu Ilur.
The local hive has elected the following
officers : Gcorgo HI. Lowls , C. ; T. L. Mc
Donnell , P. O. ; A. C. Kaer , J. ; Elizabeth R.
Gllle , T. ; C. D. Allen , S. ; L. E. Lucas. K. of
T.j Mlnnlo Schrader. C. ; Fred Glllo. O. : W.
E , Putnam , K. of I. G , ; F. J. Glllo , K , of
0. G. The officers will 'bo ' Installed on the
evening of January B.
The members and their friends will be
tendered a social entertainment at the home
of Miss flattio Getschmann , Fourteenth and
Pine streets , on next Tuesday evening.
Tto'ill OllUx.
After much trouble and work the order re
ceived Its charter tram the state to do busi
ness a week ego yi-ntcrday. The work of
booming the order will be at once taken up.
Toward this end a public mcetUig , cnteitaln-
meat and concert will be ibeld on January 0.
At the same time the officers of Live Oak
lodge , No , 1 , will bo Installed. They are to
bo elected next Thuruday evening at a meetIng -
Ing to bo held at Labor temple.
Order lit SoiitlUli ' 01111111.
Clan Gordon , No. C3 , has elected officers an
follows ; Charles Macadam , C , ; Andrew Pea
cock , T , : William Llddell , C. ; James C. Llnd.
cay , S. ; D. II. llrotchle. F , S. ; Tuomaa Mel-
drum , T. ; Dr. W. II. Hobb , Pj George Anderson -
derson , S , H. ; William J , Hlilop , J. H. ; Wil
liam Chapman , S. ; J. I ) . ( McDonald. W , ;
llborcaa Falconer , jr. , S. ; J , C , Buchanan
and George W. McDougall , P. ; Wllll-im -
Hampico , 8. B , ; James Uowlo , T ,
'Royiil ' Illdiliiiule'ru.
On last Thursday a now castle WHS organ
ized at Haatloas , wltlt the following officers-
O. W. Tlbtits , P. I. P. ; Samuel Mattocku ,
I. P. : W. S. McKlnnor , 0. C.j Rev. J. 0 ,
Power. W. 13.j Percy A. WclM , T. ; Cturlfi
F. MoMlllfn. W. ; Thomas Slofkln. B.J
George I ) . Myers ; II. ; George Whcclor , 0. ;
.John P. IMndgett , S. : J. A. Kennedy , A , 13.
AVIlkenson , W. C. : Leroy Iloyce , Cor. S. !
Turner W. Cower. C. of A. : Frank W. Wat-
kins. J , J. Simmering , Benjamin Urqtthart ,
V. C. ; W. 11. Lynn. Frank L. King. M. B.
Jl
now TIM : cutnvs vnnin IHHSKO.
U -Iin1liin ( "miiniUtlniier Tell * of nn
Inelili-iit In Motitnnn.
When I took charge of the olllco of In-
dlnn nffnlrs I found the Crow Indians wan
dering over what wna Known ns their reser
vation In Montnnn. write * Hiram I'rlco tiv
the Davenport ( In. ) Republican. This reser
vation contained 4,713,001) ) ncrcs ot land nnd
these Indiana were making no attempt to
Biiln iv subsistence "V cultivating the soli ,
but on the contrary wre living the llvos
ot ronmlnff Indian * nml wen * known ns
the "Wild Crows ot the mountains , " In my
minimi rei > ort ns commissioner I save fho
condition of these Indians as I found them ,
and suRKTsted that they bo removed to the
valleys ot the IR ! | Horn anil Little 1UR
Horn rivers , where there was timber nnil
water , so that they might bo Instructed Iti
the direction of civilization and eventually
eeuso to bo rovln ® nomads , supported l > /
the government , nnd eventually beeomo
jieacrnblc self-supporting cltlzenx. On my
recommendation tbo secretary ot fho Inter
ior asked congress for an appropriation to >
build Homo lojr cabins , such n many whlto
men settling In n. new nnd timbered coun
try frequently live In and such a. ono ns I
once built and lived In myself , Congress
took the matter under consideration and.
tlnally appropriated $10,000 for the necessary
building ! * . Then with the approval of the
Bccretnry of the Interior I advertised fop
bids to put up these cabins as dwellings for
the Indians A house ot some kind la nn
essential feature and toelp to civilization.
In answer to the advertisement a bid was
received to do the work for JTO.WO. It did.
not require a very largo amount of llnan-
clal or business ability to decide that JTOW
could not be pnla with $10.000. Then I held
nnotncr conference with the secretary ana1
It was decided to advertise ugnin , which.
was accordingly done , and In answer to
this the lo\Yost , bid received \\i\s \ Jllt.OCO.
The road to success , In this nttompt , to
make Industrious citizens of the Crow In
dians , seemed to be blocked , lint I had
undertaken the Job of substituting the sonra
of the husbandman for thn "whoop" of thu
Crow Indians , nnd wnn reluctant to aban
don U and acknowledKo defeat * So I suld
to the secretary , "I have as * employes of the
Indian olllce four sidnl | agents , one oC
whom I t'hlnk ' Is familiar with frontier lift
and knows how to handle an ax. Now will *
your consent and approval I will send him
Into the timber In the vtillcy of the BigHorn
Horn and Little Hlg Horn rivers and au
thorize him to employ n few men who know
how to handle nn ax , and In thl * way t'heso '
houHeH can In built , and the $10,000 appro
priated by congress e.in bo used to pur
chase thu lumber for the roofs , lloors , doors
and glass for the windows. " This plan waa
adopted and the result was that , whllo
Bomo Rip Van Winkle icd tape was dis
pensed with , the Crown were started on < v
now line of life , which bids fair to rcduco
the number of wild Indians and Increase.
the number of those \\lio may eventually
become luw-abldliiB and respectable citi
zens.
And all this b.ts been done without creat
ing any dellclency In any branch of govern
ment appropriations , nnd without the viola
tion of any law or rnsulntlon ot congress.
The grand , icsult Is t'hat ' whllo the Crows
have been given n fair start along tlm
pathway that leadi to Industrious , self-
supporting citizenship , over 3.000.000 ncrea
of land are no longer held as Indian huntIng -
Ing grounds , but can now bo utilized for
the bcnellt of all citizens. All Indians need
educating along imlustilal lines , before they
can become valuable as citizens ,
TO cum : : 001,11 i.osu DAY
Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money It It ( alls to cure.
25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
l > U7//liK CLUH.
55-DIA.MOND.
1. A conaonant.2. Exactly suitable. 3. A
lord's estate In lands. I Played In water.
5. A very well known plant. C. Kinging a
boll to announce a death. 7. Part ot a
bridle. S. A domestic animal , fl. A con
sonant. A. W. K.
TiG RIDDLE.
I'm jrrcatly Iprlzed and In demand
By rich and poor throughout the land ;
From newsboy up to millionaire.
All my great usefulness declare.
In character I'm fair and square-
In form perhaps you'd call mio spare.
I have no hands , or legs , or feet.
Yet In my way I am complete.
My owner must observe some care.
For usage rough I cannot bear ;
For should he strike me , much I dread !
I should Hare up nnd lose , my head.
I'm ke.pt nt home , hut I do not doubt
When my work's done that I go out :
And , strange to say , although I'm prized ,
When I RO out I am despised. JOSIE.
in-FOUR DEPENDENT DIAMONDS.
"Upper Lett Diamond 1. A vowel. 2. An
abbreviation for a sum ot money. 3. A.
largo city In Nebraska. 4. An article. 6. A
vowel.
Upper right diamond 1. A vowel. 2. A
period of time. 3. A beautiful stone worn
as an ornament. 4. An abbreviation denot
ing more ot a similar character. B. A
vovrel.
Lower Left Diamond 1. A vowel. 2. A
unit. 3. The opening- between two lines
whoso points meet. 4. A kind of tree. 5. A
vowel.
Lower Right Diamond 1 , A vowel , i ,
Used to agitate air. 3. Masticated and
swallowed.1. . A weapon used by tbo nn-
clent gladiators. 5. A consonant * PAX ,
53 REBUS.
BNOTSECNATSMUCniC
COME 13 Y
The above Is good advice. JOSH5.
09 CHAHADED STATES.
1. A girl's name and from iwhat th
farmer makes his living- .
2. An exclamation , away up , nnd nn ex
clamation.
3. A girl's name and a garden tool.
4. Performing- ablutions anil a weight.
5. A girl's name , a drunkard und a vowel.
i 1C
CO-CIIARADR.
To COMPLETE a ONE you cut off his
TWO ,
Which ucerns a remarkable thing to do ;
Yen It In true , though the atatcmcnt ttecms
tall.
Take the TWO from a ONF3 and then find
ALL.
A perfect FIRST has a SECOND , of course.
Like a cow , mK. \ > \ . n go it or a horse ;
Hut If of hia 11WO ! > oor ONE Is cheated ,
Stransi > thouRli It poems , he's merely COM
PLETED. ELLSWORTH.
01 SQUARE ,
1 , A certain style of architecture. 2 , A
bird of beautiful plumage. 3. A fold , 4.
Scrubbed. B. To declare or nlllrm. C.
Wanted. PHILAMEL.
C2-NUMERICAL.
2-3-4-1 The nnmu of thn first man ,
( i-9-7. Used for heating and Illuminating.
S-0-10. A vehicle.
C-4-3. To run about.
COMPLETE Is a large Island near Africa.
I3KHT.
03-CIIAUADE.
A rich old ONE lives down the street-
Today IIO'R fce.liiK ! quite COMPLETE ;
For he's Rotting feeble and old ,
And scarccly'B TWO to count his ( fold.
A. W. 13
OI-PALINDUOXtn ,
K-N-1-I-N-K.
I nm n word of letters cloven ,
Backward or forward spelled ullUo ,
The Indian used to gather ina up
Far nshatV To Hinoko In his pipe !
JOSIB.
C3-HALF BQUAIII3.
1 , A small round moulding ; . 2 , Struggles ,
3. A thrce-loBBftl Iron frame. 4 , A. larca
Btream. C , To dcclaio positively , G , To ob
tain , 7 , A conjunction , S. A letter ,
PJIILOMKJC
Last week's unsworn :
< 7- C
11 U T
U l U B D
O U H T A 1 N
| T K A 8 K
D I 13
N
4t-IIot-hed , hotbed.
43- 8 H B I , P
H O V E T ,
B V A D H
L E D O E
V I * 1C 13 T
to Too many cookH spoil the broth.
61 C a n a r D
H a d j .1
A re t1 C
H u H K
L o t h 13
K x p n K N
H hade S
Clmrlcs Dlckena.
62 My-mneet-heart , my sweetheart ,
53-idam : Hat , loin , sour.
01 Jlad-l-son , MadUon ,
TRY GBA1H-0 ! TRY GRAIN-0
Aak your grocer today to show yon
package of UUAIN'-O , the new food drink
that takes -ho place ot coffee. The chlkj.
ren may drink It wltlmut Injury aa well at
the adult. All who try it , like it. QUAIN-lS
has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java.
but It U made from pure grains , and th
most delicate stomach receives It without
distress , ' /i the price of coffee. I5c and 2M
per packauo. Hold by all grocer * .