THE OMAHA DAILY IVKK: MOTS' DAY, lI20EM'JVETi 17, 1f00.
.1.
SPECIAL NOTICES
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situations watki,
SITUATION WANTKD, by a flrst-clnss
salesman of 15 yearn experience In u
general line or muse, nest or rcicrencen
Address 81? So, "th St., Co, Bluffs, In.
A-M2C-18
wantkd-male HUM.
WANTED, wo havo steady work for n few
kudu mistier or booh nanus nno uni'V"1
ance. U. F. Adams Co., 1U0G Howard St.
H437
BARBKR trade taught thorougriii In short
time, catalogue and particular tree,
luurcni western Burners it""""""'
Omaha, Neb, -'
WANTKD, n good experienced .clothing
solicitor. Apply 1311 Fan-am St. Gtvid
position to right party.
AOKNTB WANTKD: Cut hollo agents; out
nt free; men or women; town or coun
try: wrltci at once. C. I. & L. Co,, Ml
Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Il-MHl li'
WANTED, irnoil mnn tn in run vasntnir In
tho country, good pay for right man. Ad
dress K 4, lice. H-M189
WANTKD, men to learn barber trade;
comtiarntlvelv mi nxiietiRe: we will EUnr-
nntco J1.1 weekly to any man graduating
ot our college either In Chicago, St, Loul.i
or Minneapolis mid agree to teach their.
.mil uiif. 111 111 IWK Illinium, v u ...
freo transportation to our most con
venient hruneli aril have ndvantjces of
constant nrnetlre. etc.. that cannot bo
had elHowhc-e. Apply by mall today to
Moler Barber Cnllcgo representative, iwJ
rarnam St., umana. ii.mjiu
COMPETENT ortlrn man. with tfi.OOO to J10,
000. can secure Interest In business that
will pay him good salary and 10 per cent
on investment. .Atiurcss u iu, nee.
1I-M212 17
MEN to represent Domestic Medicine Co.,
town, i. iiy, ia.; also ittiveruni'rni miuiui
salary, jrtumpn -o., ultima, iw,
1I-M208 20'
TWO exnerleneed salexmen wnted at once,
Atiply Room 201. McCague building. One
ror paints ami oils. i .
I'ROMINENT. houso enlarging business
wants munngcrn In western states, $100
monthly, expenses and commission, fi00
retiuireti ror mcrcnunuise. inc iinzen
Co., New York. B-M278-19
RALKSMKN. dry coodn traveling salesmen
to till vacancy In Nebraska. Will eon-
tract ror year iwi witn ngnt party, rcr
maneni position ami remunerative com
pcnsntlon. References and stamped en
velope. D 39, Pee. H-M270-30
ACCIDKNT & lira ins. solicitors. K 20. Dec.
R-M309 20
WANTKD, furniture salesninn on commis
sion to sell an A No. 1 lino of ha'lracks
and chovnl glasses. Address A. Renesch
A Co., Cincinnati. 0 II- M3ID 17
A DOUHLK entry bookkeeper, one with ex
perlenco In lumber business preferred;
stato flill particulars. Dox 3S5 Fremont,
Neb. I1-,Y3
WAXTIID riniAI.K IIKI.1.
WANTKD. 200 girls.
1624 Dodgo. Tel. XiS.
C 110
80 girls wanted. Canadian olllce, 1522 Dpugas
COMPKTKNT girl for general hnuxework.
1021 Park avenue. C-352 IS
WANTKD, girl for general housework;
good wugeH; no-washing. 2201 Webster nt.
C-M369 17' ,
WANTKD. good general housekeeper. 1117
S. 20th Avo. CM8G 15
KOll IlKMT HOUSES.
IF you want your houses well rented placo
them with Hcnawa & Co. D 112
ALWAYS moving II. II. goods. Pianos.
Olllce, l&Utt Farnam St. Tel. 1559 or 663.
D 143
IIOUSK8 for rent In all parts of tho city.
Urennan-Lovo Co., 320 So. 13th St.
D-HI
1IOUBES, stores. Remls, Paxton block.
D-l
SKK IIKNRY U. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LI VK.
D H7
HOUSES, etc.
F. D. Wcad, 1534 Douglas. .
D-44S
HOUSES and flats.
Rlngwalt, Uarkcr lilk,
D-450
S-ROOM ixouse, 27th nnd Fnrnnm StB.. all
modern. Call 2CCC Farnam or phono ER8.
D-151
HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, Urown blk.
D-452
RARN, 2024 St. Mary's Ave.
D 153
BOR RKNT. 12-room house, heated with
steam, modern conveniences, good bain
Address C 49, Bee. D 170
THREE 8-room modern brick houses. 25th
St., near Farnam. Inquire 2417 Jones St.
D-W2
ELKOANT 10-room nil modern residence:
hardwood Ilnlsh, porcelain bath, laundry
This houso Is In good condition and with
in ten minutes' walk of the center of tho
cuy; ill ii very annul neignooruootl, near
24th and St. Mary's Ave. Rent, $45.
MA1IA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th and
OM
Douglas Sts,
FOR RKNT, 7-room house, nice lawn, cor
ner 28th nvo. and Mnnlo st., $12.
JOHN W. ROIH11NS, 1S02 FARNAM.
D-M821
FOR RKNT, 1501 N. 24th St., 8-room house
In good condition, gas, porcelain bath,
rlnret, hot and cold water, large bnrn;
will rent for $25.00 per month to good ten
ant, wihi win caro lor uio property,
OMAHA LOAN TRUST CO.,
tilth & Douglas.
' D-S5I
4213 N. 24TH, now C-r. house, bath closet, hot
uiiu v.'t., nun-i rat nuuiie, till ni.
nr- nly $18 to good tenant. Wallace
Ilrown 211k. D S37
FOR RENT, 5-room cottage. 2rtth and
Blondo sts., $9. Apply it U07 N. 19th ut.
1J-M10O
R-RUOM modern house, S52t North 27th,
also 5 rooms, corner 27th nnd Plnkcey,
$10. Inquire 924 Douglas. Lauer Pros.
D-7M
MODKRN S-room house. H17 Vinton si.;
good location. . D M133 17
NO, 3S52 HAMILTON ST.. brick, a rooms, nil
inoiierii iiniirovcmeniH,
No. ll N. 25th 8t., frame, 7 rooms, city
water. $1.
Chus. K. llenson, 310 Rnmgo bldg.
D-M207 21
FIVK-ROOM cottage, modern. SOtl S. 30th
FOR RKNT. after March 1. nlnr rnnm
centrally located, with modern dwelling
apartments on second lloor. Grcenshlelds
iv r;vereHt, wi li roadway. D M220 21
GOOD (l-rnom house and barn. 270S Rlnney
$10. Henry II, Payne, 001 N. Y. Life.
D-M2S0
FOR RENT, about Dee "X nniv n.rnnm mil
tage, 10th am' Arbor; city water and
will sell, part down, balance monthly pay
ments,
turiUD, .nj .v. , t.llij Ullllliin.
D JI3I4
3-ROOM cottuKC 315 North 10th.
D-.M3I3 17
E-ROOM house. 2517 South 31st.
D-M343 17
3511 Seward St.. new tlvo-room cottage
uir rent goou ourn una city water; rent
$15.00.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO., ICth and
WUUglttH BIS, U.Xy
GOOD 9-room house, modern convenleiioes
good location, newly nattered and renalrei
throughout. Inquire F. P. Klrkendiill &
BIX-ROOM furnished cottage for the win-
tnr Kit" M nnili ut Tt Mlrtl 10
FOR HUNT FtHNl.Mllill IIOO.M9.
STEAM hinted rooms ut The Thurston.
r, wt
FURNISHED rooms, modern. 1722 Dodge.
t. tfWU tt.
FURNISHED rooms; modern; private fam
ily, ziva tam si u-in-ir
NICELY furnished parlors for hoUsekcop-
, i. ,,nH i.l... n, f , . aim
HIK, Hint iiuui, puu.imin. .,.,. mill,
E-M332 1J
I'l HMMini) HOIIMS AMI HOAItl).
CI.KNCAlHN,translents,$1.25 duy. 1009 Doug.
1' Km
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F KA
Tho Mcrrlam, good winter home. 25 Si Dodte
l' 1S7
THK PKATT. nice south room. 212 S. 25th.
F-1H-I
l,AH(iK front room, nice, with board for
two; private rumuy. sww at. Mary s uve.
K-M:i27
FOIt ltr,.T-STOHi:s AMI OKI'ICKS.
FOH HUNT, ftnru In first clans location:
rent reuson.iblc. Apply It. C. Peters i
nrounu uoor, ueo llldg. i-xim
FOlt HUNT, tho bulldltiR formerly occupied
ov mo jieo ni ai harnam strcc. it nas
four stories and u basement which was
formerly ilsei! n The lien nress room
This will be rented very reasonably If
interested apply at once to C. C. Iloso-
wmer, secretary, room iw, nee uuiiqinK.
1 ink
QIIOCKHY, corner; factory or laundry
building. D. C. Patterson. 'Phone, H13.
J Sli J-l
KAIIOK double room In Continental blnclt;
can bo made Into very dcslrablo olllce nnd
reception room for physician. Will ar
range to suit,
OMAHA LOAN & TIM'BT CO.,
lfith &. Douclas Sts.
SPM3ND1D bulldlnR In commission district
ror rent Jan. J. u, wcao, v. uousmb,
1 315W Jb
AKTMIl .Inniinrv 1st will bnve Hue store
and basement for rent IN THK CKNTKIt
OK COMMISSION DISTRICT.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO., 16th
and Douglas Sts.
1-253
WANTKI) TO HUNT.
YOUNG man wishes room and board, walk
ing distance. Address K 2, lice.
K-ltt 15
STOHAfJn.
PACIFIC Storago and Warehouse Co., 312-
un Junes, general sioragu ami rorwaruing.
OM. Van Stor Co., 1511 Farn. Tels. 1559-03
IHJ
WANTKD TO IHJY.
ALL kinds of household goods, hotels, etc.,
in largo ur.n smau nuaiiiuicB. unicnso
Furniture Co., 140U-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.
N 101
IOUSKS to move.
Wallace. Urown Illk.
N-IG3
WtLL purchase a limited number of
umana savings uanK accounts, uronnrui.
Love Co., 209 So. 13th. N 163
WANTKD to buy, $1,000 of Omaha Savings
nanK accounts ror cosn. Auuress a iu,
Ree olllce. N M548
FOR SALE HOUSES, VB1IICI.F.S, KTC.
SKLL and repair vehicles, all kinds. 11.
Krost, cttrriago works, Htn and j-eaven.
worm. r
FOlt SA I, K MISCELLANEOUS,
HARD and soft foundation piling: hoc
lences unu ltiuuiiik. tui xjuukius w iw
DHAND safo cheap. Derlght, 11)6 Farnam,
I ft i;.!
SAFEB; buy, sell, ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 11
W Id i
SET buggy whcelH at Hanson's shoit. rear
1813 North I3tn hi. y-.Misi 19
NATIONAL cash register, largest size,
latest mane. n. . orncr zmn ik ho.
Omaha. Q-M243-18'
.MISCKI.LANKOtlS.
NOTICE country dealers. Sdhand furnlturo
and strives at lowest prices, carload lots or
less. Chicago I' urnuuro wo., nue-io nodge.
HlvJ
SELL cheap beautiful Upright piano,
inanoganv case, tuny Bur.runicru, nargain.
910 N. 26th Ht. R-678-Jy.l
GLADISH pharmacy,
12 & Dodge, rellablo
drug t:
It 72D JI"
F7NK OLD WINKS FREE AT THK
NEW WHOLESALE LMUOR HOUSE
Ono nuart bottle lino old wlno free with
encn gauon oi woirkj-, nramiy or wino
ermine vi.w) or over.
CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES A SOUVENIR
unit in unooneo. corn ai Given to eacn
lady customer with each purchase of $1,00
or over.
WHOLKSALK PRICKS FOR RKTAIL
TRADE
ny the Jug of Pottle.
CACKLKY 1IR08..
121-123 N. ICth St.. opposlto P. O. Long ills-
tntico 'pitnne in. tioous uc uvereu in city,
Depot ror .mciz nros, lioniea rieer.
Mall orders promptly tilled.
R-M231 24
CliAIUVOYAXTS.
MRS. FRITZ, clairvoyant. SID North lfith.
a iiu
MMK.GLYMRR genuine palmist. 1605 Dodge
KLKCTHIU TIlllAT.IIKXT.
xi Alitor, p.iuv ti7tL v iRtt, .,, nn r
1 oHJ IJ17'
MM 10. AMES. 1C15 Howard, 2d lloor, room!:
tncrmai uaius, -i Mias vj
PEIINOXAI,.
DR. ROY, chlrottodlst: corns & superHuous
nalr removeu uy cieciriciiy, i. jz t'reil-
zcr uik. U I7J
TURKISH baths, massage bath.i, elcctrlo
baths, ror mines oniy; HKiiieii women
massago operators; llnest equipped baths
in mo city. iiEiiniiiiiii uuiii v.ompnny,
iionms .in iu --u jicu iiiut, u I7i
VIAVI, woman's way to health. 310 Beo hlij
I.IKUKN. theatrical, musquerado costumer.
lois l itritimi. u I7S
PIUVATK home before and during confine.
Ilient; uauiea uuujitru. urs, utirgot, L'(i20
liui'tietic. u 170
HKWINO machines rented and rennlr,.,!.
rent H I'f r muiim, aufi'ia-n lur un Kinus
of machines. The Singer Manufacturing
Wu,, vti uuui;inn uiuiuuiiu its.
U 178
IMIIVATE hosnltal for ludles before ilnr.
Ing continement; bablea adopted, 1136 N. 17
u 177
PLEATING nnd skirts, nil kinds; buttons
mndo to match. Omaha Pleating Co.,
1U.I jiilllKlun. U IJO
LADIES' Jackets nnd tailor made suits nl-
tereti, citaucu, repuircti. M. K.jei, si)7 M. 17.
u 131
FURNACE work. STOVK work, tln.sheot
Iron, galvanized Iron, zlno and copner
wors. uonri riifiipeM piuce in mo city,
lavage's Tin Shop, 2S22 Farnam St.
U-3SG
CALENDARS.
Burkley PrlntliiL- Co.
U-MU9 D20
$050 8TKINWAY upright plnno, latest stylo
case tur sine cnenp. .tuuri'HS u js, nee.
U-on-Jy.l
COSTUMES for rent, 331S S.
Sack
:0tlt, Mrs. 8.
V M J1P
MOXKY TO LOAX-IIEAL ESTATE,
LOANS on eastern Nebraska nnd western
Iowa farms nt 6 per cnt; borrowers can
pay $100 or upy inultlule: any Interest
date: no delay. llrennan-Lovo Co., 509
ao. istn nt., umana, Neu. w ik:
MONKY to loan on Improved Omaha real
estate. urennan-L,ove uo., suv ao. inn.
W IS3
.MONI'.V T( LOAN-HEAL IINTATII,
$1,000 nnd upward to loan on Improved city
property and farms. V. rnrnnm Smith &
uo., i3.v fnrnam. w iw
I'HIVATU money, 5, S. 6 per cent; no de
my, uarvin tiros,, ins rarnani. t
WANTKD City loans, bonds and warrants.
ucorgc. & t--oti)pany, ioui xarnain sireei,
v isa
MONBV In any amount nt B, fi'A 6 per cent.
J. W. KOniJIKB & CO., 1802
FAKNA.V. HI.
W iSG
WANTKD City nnd farm loans: also bonds
and warrants. 11. C. Peters & Co., 1702
j-arnani si., nee uiug.
W 190
PIUVATK money. F. D. Wcad. 1521 Douclas
131
MONEY to loan on farm and city property.
lowest rates. O. V. Davis Co., l&os Karnam
v IS I
MONKY to loan at S and 54 per cent on
Omaha property. W. 11. Mclkle, 401 8. 15th
n m
FIVE per cent money. Hemls, Paxton block,
MONKY to loan on first-class Improved city
property or ror bulldlnR purposes, j-nyne-Knox
Co.. New York Life. W 433
Jl.fO) TO LOAN on real estate:call at once.
iu. J. Kcnnaru e aon, jiu-jii urownuiuc.
PTIIVATK money to loan.
J. 11. Sherwood,
W-491
aw n. l. i.tre.
IO.EV TO I.OAX CIIATTKI.S.
THK OMAHA MOJITO Ad K LOAN CO,
n,-tnlillhrtl l!a2.1
Will make you a loan on furniture, pianos,
live siock, etc. iou Keep uie prupcriy.
Or If you havo a permanent position wo
will make vou a SALARY LOAN without
Indorser or mortgage. Wo loan from $10
up. You can get the money In a few
hours after making application and you
mnv nuv It back In 1. 2. 3. 4. G or C months.
Others claim lower rates, but all wo ask
Is a chai.ee to make comparisons. We
charge nothing for papers or tiling and we
give you the full amount of tho loan In
cash. We are tho oldest and largest loan
company in Omaha, our motto is "to try
ton lease."
Telephone 22j.
300 South 16th St.
X-496
MONKY MONEY
LO A W IS O SALARIED PEOPLE.
No endorser of mortir.igo required
LOWEST RATES, EASY PAYMENTS and
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
OMAHA CREDIT CO..
Room 020, Fifth Floor, New York Life Hid
JL IJ
"SALARY LOANS"
TO EMPLOYES
NO CHAnOK DEDUCTED IN ADVANCE,
NO CHARGES FOR DRAWINO PAPERS,
"QIJIKT"
IOFFICK,"
"KASILY"
"FOUND."
"AMERICAN"
"LOAN"
"CO,"
Room (Ml. Ren Ilulldlng.
Open 8 a. in. to 8 p. m. and noons,
Rebate when loan Is paid before due.
X-M7S5
MONKY loaned salaried neotilc holdlnir per
maneni position wirn responsioie concern
noon ineir own names wiinnui securiiv
easy payments. Tolman. 700 N. Y. L. bld:
MONKY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew
elry, norsea, cows, etc. c". i . nccu, si h. ij,
X-tVH
SALARY LOANS. CHATTEL LOANS. .1,
w. TAH.OB, sin First Nat. uanK hicir.
X-W5
MONKY TO LOAN ON
Furniture. Pianos. Diamonds. Watches, etc.
Privately on payments No charge for
papers, ueruek's l.uan cu., isoi var
nam street, upstairs. X GCfl
MONEY loaned on nlanos. furniture, liornfi.
cows, jewciry. uuir ureen, ii uarxer uik
X aoo
LOANS TO SALARIED PEOPLE.
with partial payments on note; no mnrl'
gage or security: ausoiuteiy connncntiai
POSITIVELY LOWEST RATES: loans ...
other companies taken up. Room 303, Pax
ton Block. RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
X-507
LOANS on furniture, pianos, diamonds.
jrn f, y ,111,1 paiuiicn, .iii'iiJ uiii'n.
TON LOAN Co., R. 21, Frenzer blk.. 15th
uiiu uuuKt, upp. uiu x . vj. uneii rvciiiuki
X-M170 J12
CHATTEL nnd salary loans. .Toe H. Pleas
ant, &l iiurker uiock. x M1B7 jix
CHATTEL nnd salary loans. Joe II. Plcns
ants. M Darker block. X-M157 J13
MONEY TO LOAN ON
FURNITURE. PIANOS, or any valuable
security, nt very LOW RATES on
pnyments. No charge for papers and
NO QUESTIONS nsked your neighbors.
UERGKRH LOAN CO.. 1504 I'AHNAM, over
iiurungton tickci uince.
X-S5'
UUSINESS CIIAKCES.
JIM CASH or ensy payments buys 25 strictly
lawrui tmcKci) sioi macmnes ror arinKH.
clgnts or cash: will earn $2 and upward
weekly each. Earl, Clark & Co., Furni
ture Aianuraciurers, imicaco, in.
Y-503
I A-VI tltTVQ linTf ItilflPADf In nthnlnanln l...nl
........ .... l.- nna If 17 Tnn-an... Till.
liven OlUl'lU bUUUSi IV Alp A 44 1.1, ci nun JlltV
FOH SALK, bakery, rostiiurant and gro
Y-M175 22
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
me country, guuu pay ur rigiu mnn. Aa
ttrcss K uee. r-MW
VOR HALE, clean stock of uenernt milnn
about $0,000: win tiiKe part good real
estate; no western land. Merchant, box
3162. Fairfield. Neb. Y-M203 17
$10,000 STOCK of genornl merchandise In
nortneasiern weorasKa; last years sole.
$4S,lw: BtocK rresn; a snap. For tmrtleu
lars address D C7, Bee.
Y-M172 17
FOR SALK. a modern 50-hirrel steam rol
ler mill in n goon east wenrnsKa county
sent, larce territor- unti goott nusinoss
Atiuress n 16, jiee, umana. v flizsi 21
FOR SAIK (nnl trade), stock general mr
onaiidise; goon locnuon; u you mean nusi
news address loci; dux lis, Hteiin. Neb.
Y-M3I3 18
FOH EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCIIANOK. landH. stocks of iroods
town property; traties ror everyoony. is,
ij, Towusenu, i.emars, ia. u jtiiaj iu
$15,000 WILL trado one of the best located
modern nouses in west umana, clear oi
Incumbrances, for land In western Iowa
eastern Nebraska, northwestern Mlssour
or northeastern Kansas: valU3 of nron
ertv. $15.110: will tako one-third In hind
and give long tlmo on balance. Land
which Is heavily Incumbered will not bo
considered. Olvo location nnd description
Ol num. .iuuiumi juhj nee,
X-M218 ?!
MEDICAL.
LAD1KS out of health llnd prompt relief.
iiox .n, umar.a, ncd. uonuueniiui.
-510
DR. LE DUE'S Female Regulator, nosl
tivoiy wnrranteu m cure me mom atuu
born cases of monthly stoppages, lrregu
lartttes, obstructions and suppressions
brought on from whntcver cause; $2 a
nackairo or .1 far $5: acnt anywhere ore-
paid on recclitt of price. "The Kldd Drug
Co., liigin, ill, Americnn utuce, retnu
wholesale. MverH.nillnn Drusr Co.. Omaha
M. A. Dillon, South Omaha; Davis Drug
jo,, uouncii luurrs. i- uu line or ruuoe
gooa,
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWHITIXO.
A. C. VAN BANTS School. 717 N. Y, Life,
523
HOYLES' CollcEe, court reporter principal
ueo mug. an
NEB, Bus, ft Sliurtliond college, Boyd
Theater. 525
GUKGG Sht-rthand. Orn. C. Col. 10 & Doug,
;'B
LOST.
W i.iv HEWAiiu ror the return, in goo,
co union, iu mv iiiiick. wnitu iinu t:r
Kngllsh setter do it. No nuestlons asked
Illuck eitis, largw blaok spot over i'ft
klduny. tan on lower Jaw, and on for.)
icaa. i.oi! it. uroau niuzzie, trim inoKer,
nunui hixiy pounds in weigiit. L, i
Randlctt, ut Mc.Cord-Br..dy Co.
I.ost-M22S
IMAXO TUNING,
WK tune your piano for $1.50, Itoss'B Art
- Store, 1521 Dodge. Tel. 1315. -WJ
I'UII MAI.I-HKAI, I'.sTVTi:.
AHK you watitiiiK to doublo your money on
cnoice rarminic latins in i'oik, .-Norman,
Ited Lake ami .Marshall counties, Minn ,
lied Hlver alley, ask for plats and or
culars, success certain O. H. Harris, W
South 15th st , Oinnha. 17"
KT m show you two of the cheapest
seven-room modern houses In Oniuha, one
b'.ock from car line, $2,250; easy payments
Others eounlly as cheap. (Sen, W. llol
brook, W7 Ilrown Ulock. HK-M1M-17
C. V.
HARRISON, BARGAINS. 913 N. Y. L,
RK-122 J9
HOUSKS, lots, farms, lands, loans; also lire
Insurance, uemis, i-uxion uir. iik n
MtOPKRTV bought and r.ojd; money
loaned: rents couccieu. v. i,. jonnson
Co., 314 So. 15th St. RE 102
,AND. C. B. Burrows, Noriolk. Nebraska.
iu.-nu dig
CHAS. K. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
HIS-.ild
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho
Union Pacilic iiniiroaa company, m. a,
McA'.laifttr land commissioner. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Omaha, Neb.
RK Sll
SEE IIKNRY B. PAYN"E, 601 N.
Y. LIFR.
RE-512
BARGAIN In Inenme nrotiertV!
3 6-room houses, newly paperetl ami painted,
in iirst-c asts repair; anutiiii rent, otu.ij.
l'Hre. ,4.0111.00.
Tho Byron Reed Co., 212 S, Hth st.
XWs .tWd It
A GOOD INVESTMENT IN THESE:
ttStt J... ,..... 1 1... ..mfu Z
$S00 Cottage, H lot; rents $10; near 29th and
Sewnrd.
$1,100 7-r. house. Bristol st., rents $11,
$1,100- Lot, 2 cottages. 3 blocks Ame Ave.
ear barn, rental value $15.
$1,500 Corner, 2 cottages, cltv water, rental
value $20, ten minutes' wnlk from P. O.
$1,500 Rees st., near 25th, 2 cottages, rental
value 515.
$2,600 6-r. cottage, modern, barn, lot 3,1x112.
pavement paid, choice location, nenr lugn
school.
2.750 Modern, now 6-r. house, X. 19th, rents
$25.
$1.201 19th and Chnrles, rental value $55.
UEUHMK U. WALLACE, UROWN Hl,l.
RE 18S 15
HOUSES WINTERED.
HORSES wintered, $4 pr month. J. W.
Phelps, 277 N. Y. Life bldg. 'Phone 1051.
M-783 J3
PAWNHHOKEHS.
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable accommodat
ing; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
-628
STAMMEU.IXH AND STUTTERING,
CURED.
Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramgo Bldj:.
MIItROH FACTORY.
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvercd. 70S N 1C.
MECHANICAL DRAWINGS, ETC.
MKCIIANICAL DRAWING, working draw
ings, tracings, etc.; charges moderate. R.
Kdwards, 300 Sheely block. M-350 22
LESSONS IN EMBROIDERY.
PRIVATE lessons, embroidery, Battenbur
point ince. noi uoiigms. .-itt t,
TICKET IIUOKEII.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P.
II. Phil-
bin. 1&05 Karnam. -ieiepnonn iw.
-1
FtRNITURK REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M. S,
Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
-627
IllltnS AND TAXIIIF.RMY.
STOCK'S Bird Stora
1603' Leavenworth.
-535
DRESSMAKING.
IN FAMILIES.
Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 26th st.
M977 JS'
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry: hlrts, 7c; collars,
zc; currs, ic. ivsu Ltavenworin. xei. ai
-530
CARPENTERS AND JOHHERS.
ALL kinds of carponter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. t. ucniuree, zotii
und Lake Sts. 370
JUNK.
B.AM. Junk house, J. Milder, Prop., dealer
In all metals, bottles, etc. Carloads n
specialty. S01-SO3 Farnsm, Omaha, Tel, 2378.
521
TlANCINn.
MORAND'S winter term for children be
gins next Saturday; beginners, 10 n. m. :
advance. 2 or 4 i. in.: high school class.
8 p. m.: adults, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p
m. j'rivaie lessons tinny, waiiz ami
two-step guaranteed ror ?s. creiunton nail
-SU-j-4
ACCORDION PLEATING,
ACCORDION nnd sldo pleating, cheapest.
pest, quicKcst. Airs. A. u. .iarg, v fat
tcrson Blk., 17th and Farnam Sts.
622
FURNITURE BARGAINS.
We have bought the entire stock of Wolf
.acharla. 1207 Farnam St.. amounting to
$3,000, at 50c on the dollar, Tho lurgor
portion neing Holiday goons, we are will
ing to close them out at 15 per cent profit.
unn i ran to inspect tins un oeiont pur
chasing. Remember tho place. Enter
prise Furnlturo Co., 102-101 South Hth,
corner uouge, m ;si
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg,; Tel.
lflrti; Alice Johnson, D, O.. ladies' dept.;
Gld E. Johnson, Ostcopathist, Mrjr,
-518
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O., of Still school,
Klrksville, Mo OM Paxton Blk. Tel. 1307.
-519
FARMS FOH RENT.
29-ACRE fruit farm for rent on Calhoun
road near Florence. Iu lino condition.
Bemls, Paxton Block, 791
8UE8 & CO .
Potent Lawyers
Bet Bldg., Omaha, Nab
Patent BookFrao
PATENTS
GUARANTEED
LEGAL NOTICE.
STOCK! IOLDKRS' MKKT1NO.
OITico of the Lee-OliisH-Andrecnen Hard
ware Co,, Omaha, Neb., Dec. 8, 1P00.
Notlco Is hereby given to the stockhold
ers of the Lee-Glaas-Andreosen Hnidwurj
Co. thnt the annual meeting of thu stock
holders of tho company will bo held at
the olllces of hnld company, 1219, 1221 nnd
)223 Harney street. In tho city of Omaha,
In the state of NebruMkn, on Tuesday,
January C, A. D 1801, nt 3 o'clock p. in.,
for tho purpose of electing a board of
directors for th? company to serve during
tho ensuing year, and to transact such
other business a may bo presented nt such
meeting. II. J. LEE,
President.
Attest: W. M. GLASS.
D9 Sltin Secretary.
GOVERNMENT NOTICE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OIllco Su
pervising Architect. Washington, D. C.
December 5, 19W.-SKALKD PROPOSALS
will tin received at this ofllce Until 2 o'clock
p m. on the 7th duy of January, 19)1, nnd
then opened, for the plumbing und finish of
the toilet roomw for the V. S. Custom house
building at Portland. Oregon, In accordance
with drawings and specifications, which will
bo furn'shed at the discretion of thp Super
vising Architect at this olllce, or ut tho
ofllce of tho Superintendent of tho building
at Portland, Oregon. Jumes Knox Taylor,
Supervising Architect.
Dec. S-10-12-11-17-19 M
RAILWAY TIME TAlll.l.
BURLINGTON fc Mis
souri River Railroad'
"Tho Burlington Route"
General Olllces, North
west Corner Tenth nnd
Farnam Streets. Ticket
Olllce 1502 Farnam Stteet.
Burlington Station, Tenth
TeleiiluiK. iju.
and Mason Streets,
Toioiinone, va.
Leave. arrive.
Hustings nnd
.. .,, ...a. S. 10 tun ui&tptn
Lincoln,
McCook
T ft. h
1,1111 lllil, I'VIIH'I, UIU-
Colo
ratio, Utah. California. a 4!2j pm a .t;w y.m
Lincoln & Black lll'.ts.-ii 9:W pm a $:!.. am
Montana, Puget Sound. .a Diuo pm ft 0:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mali a 3:t) pin a 9;li urn
Wymore. Beatrice nnd
Lincoln nsiiuiim titiiuu tun
Denver, Colorado, Utuh .
and California a C:4j am
South Bend, Louisville,
Plattsmouth b 3:33 pm uu:uo nm
Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth
and Paclle Junction... it T:M) Pin a 8:20 am
llellevtle, l'lattsmoutli
and Pacllic Junction
ul2:10 am
a Dttliy b Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. Jo
seph Council IllufTs
Railroad "The Burling
ton Route" Ticket Oltlre,
1502 Farnam Street. Tele
phone. 250. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Streets, Tele-
nnone. 123.
Leave.
Day Kx. ,,a 9:20 am
Arrive,
a 6:25 pm
a 6:15 nm
Kansas City
IflltlflUM (ltV
Night Kx .tilU',30 pm
Ut. t.mtl Fiver for St.
Joseph ami St. Louis.. a o:iu pm au:iu pm
a Dally.
CKiCAOO, BURLINGTON
& Oulncy Rnllroatl "The
Burlington Route Ticket
Ofllco 1502 Farnam Street.
Telephone, 250. Depot,
Tenth and Mnson Streets,
Telephone, 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
nnl . a 7:00 ,m nl0:25 pm
Chicago Vestlbuled Kx.. a 4:0" pm n,:i.. nm
Chicago Local KxprcsH.n 9:.Vl urn a 4:0o pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm a .'Jo tun
Fast Ainu " i""
a Dally.
CHICAGO, ST.
Mlnnennolls &
'AUl
Omaha
Railway "Tho North
western Line" General
Olllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, lSlh nnd Webster
Sts. City Ticket Olllce,
1401 Fnrnnm
Telephone, iitii. ucpot,
15th and Wcbsttr Sts.
Leave.
,n 6:00 am
Arrive,
a 9:10 pm
nll:10 nm
Twin City Passenger
Omaha Passenger
Sioux City : North
east Nebraska
.a 3:45 pm
a Dally.
FRKMONT. ELKIIORN&
Missouri Volley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line General Olllces
United Stntcs Natlona
Bank Bldg.. S. W. Cor.
Twelfth and Fornm Sts.
Ticket Olllce, 1401 Farnam Bt. Tel,, 601. Do
pot, 15th and Webster Sts. Tel., 14iS.
l.enve.
Blaok Hills, Dcadwood,
Arrive.
Hot Springs n 3:00 pm
a 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm
Hnsttngs York, David
o 5:00 pm
b 5:00 pm
city, superior, uenevu,
Kxeter und Seward.... b 3:00 pm
Norfolk, Verdlgre and
Fremont i 7:;iu nm
bl0:25 nm
Lincoln, Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 am
;iio:2Ti am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
a Dally. U Dally except Bunuay. c aun
day only d Dally except Saturday. e
Daily except .tionuay.
CHICAGO & NORTH
western Railway "Tho
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket Olllce, 1401
Farnam St. Telephone,
E61. Depot. Tenth ami
Marcy Sts. Tclcphono 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Dayllgh
Chicago Spec-
cial ..
.a 7:00 am
.a 1:15 pm
all:30 pm
a 8:40 nm
Chicago
Pasenger
Eastern
Exnress. ucs
Moines, Murshalltawn,
Cedar Raulds and
Chicago , nl0:55 am
Kastern Special, Chi
cago and East a 4:55 pm
Fast Mall, Chicago to
Omuba
a 4:05 pm
a 4:05 pm
n 2:45 pm
a n-00 pm
a 2:30 am
Omaha-Chicago Limited, a 7:15 pm
Fast Mall
Cedar Rapids Passenger
Eastern Exnress b 9:00 nm
a 5:30 pin
a Dally, b Dally except Saturday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad The North
western Lino" General
Olllces, United States
National Bank Build ng,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
and Farnam Sts. Tleket
uince. nui rnrnnm tit. Telephone. D61. Do
pot, Tenth und Marcy Sts. Telephone 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Kxpress n 0:55 am ul0:25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:35 pm a 8:15 nm
Sioux City Local a 8:00 urn u 3:50 pm
a uuuy.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISl
and & PnclMc Railroad
"Tho Great Rock Isl
and Route" City Tick
et Olllce, 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 42S,
Depot, Tenth & Marcy
Sts. Telephone. C29.
Leave. Arrive.
EAST.
Dcs Moines and Daven
port Local a 7:25 am
Chicago Kxprrsu bll lo urn
Des Moines Local a 4.20 pm
Chicago Fust Express.. a 5:00 pm
Des Moines, Rock Isl
and and Chicago a 7:40 pm
WEST.
Lincoln, Colorado Spgs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
West , n 1;30 pm
Colorado, Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer u 5.20 pm
1111:35 am
n s:lo cm
a 4:15 pm
a 1:25 pm
a 9:35 pm
a 4:13 pm
a 9:50 nm
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
road Omaha, Kansas City
& Eastern Railroad "Tho
FIliaaTOlFmWI Olllnnv llollti," Tlelcel Of.
llIJIIIHflllbJ ,Uv, HIS Farnam St. Tele
1 au as am mi phone, 322, Depot, Tenth
and Marcy Streets, Telo-
mmmmm phone, w.
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis Cannon Ball
Express a 0:03 pm a 8:20 am
Kansas City and Qulncy
Local u 7:00 am a 9:00 pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKKK
& St. Puul Railway City
Ticket Ofllce, 1501 Far
nam Street, Telephone,
284, Depot, Tenth nnd
Mason Streets. Talc
phone, 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Kx a 6:00 inn a 8:05 am
Chicago & Omaha Kx,.b 7:15 nm b 3:10 pm
u Dally b Dally except Sunday,
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Olllces and
Ticket Olllces, Southeast
Corner 14th and Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 101. Depot,
union oiaiion.
Leavo.
Arrive.
n. 6:30 pm
u 6:15 nm
St. Louis and Kuiisae
City Kxpress a!0:00 urn
K. C, St. L, Express.. . al0:10 pm
Leavo from 15th and
Webster StreetH:
Nebraska Local, Via
Weeping W.Uer b 4:15 pm cl0:4d am
a Dally, b Dully except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC'THK OVER
liind Route" Generul Olllces,
N. E, Cor, Ninth und Furnum
Streets. City Ticket Ofllce, 1324
Farnam Street. Telephone, 310.
r Depot, Tenth and Murcy Sts.
Telephone, 629,
Leave. Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Tim Chicago-Portland
Special a 8:20 am a 7:30 pm
Thu Fust Mull . ...u 8:50 nm u 3:25 pm
Tho Mall and Express. .all:35 pm u 1:75 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express, .b 4:05 pm 1)12:30 pm
Tho Pacltlo Express.... a 4:25 pm
The Atlantic Kxpreas... a 6:50 u in
Grand It-land Local.... b 5:30 pm b 9:35 urn
a Dully, b Dally except Sunday.
I U L I N O : SOBNTRAL.
Railroad City Ticket Of
fice, 1402 Farnum Street.
Telephone. 215. Depot,
Tenth und Murcy Streets.
Leave. Arrive,
Chicago Kxpress
...nll:10 am a 4:05 nm
Chicago Limited .
Mluiicur.ollH und
Paul ExpresB
MlnneupolU und
Paul Limited ....
Fort Dodge Local
...u i;u pm
St.
,,.b 7:00 um
a 8:05 am
b 9:40 pm
a 8:05 am
St.
r
'..a 7;I5 nm
from
Council ill iinu
...b 4:30 pm
b 8:16 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Ofllce, HIS Furnam
Street. Telephone 322. De-
Sot, Tenth and Marcy
treots, Telephone. 029.
Leavo. Arrive,
Cannon Ball"
a 5:05 pm a 8:2u am
warn
St.
4r
llflLWAUKW
V
Bt. Louis "
Kxpress
a Dally,
MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS
Big Bend Fltcsr Oompanj Oleum Up a
Successful Season's Work.
CYANIDE PLANTS ARE DOING GOOD WORK
Slinu mut'a l'lft-Ttn Plant nl the
Esnirrnliln la Untitling Strndll)'
nnd Turn I n k Out a Nice
' Profit.
DEADWOOD, S, I).. Dec. 16. (Special.)
The two New -York City capitalists, Messrs,
Roeslcr and Johnson, who have been Inter
ested In the Big Bend Placer company on
Rapid rher, have Just mndo a visit to the
Paclola district, where they Intend to be
come owners In somo quartz ground, Tho
Big Iletid company cleared up $35,000 from
Its placer mine on Hnpld river for ft three
mouths' run, Tho company owns about 6,000
feet of old placer beds along tho river which
Is turning out to be a bonanza. Tho gravel
averages f0 cents per cubic yard and In
some places the values run as high as $10
per yard. The company has not closed down
for the winter. As early In the spring as
possible the plant will be enlarged to han
dle 1,000 yards of gravel per day. J. C.
Sherman of l'actola Is also a heavy owner
In the com pan
Gordon Richardson of tho New ork
CAcmlral and Helloing company has pur
chased the Wootl Tin mine which Is located
threo miles east of Keystone, the considera
tion being $6,000, Tho mlno whh owned by
Lewis Evcrly of that camp. The mlno will
bo wnrkad for Its rpodumcne, which Is to bo
shipped east for Its value lu llthlu. The
mine will bo placed In a workablo condition
Immediately.
Cyniildr Plnnl Is llnay.
Tho Shawmut Mining company of Boston
Is now running steadily with tho new flfty
Inn cyanide plant at tho Esmeralda mine In
Bliiektull gulch. The stock of this company
has gone the highest of any other new com
pany In tho Hills. Tho company has been
promoted by Edison Dewey of Boston, a
cousin of Admiral Dewey, who visited Iho
Hills last summer and purehaed tho Kb
meralda nnd Story Brothers gold mines,
which aro free-milling propositions with n
cvanlda annex. It Is estimated that tho
Ksmernlda mlno has 300.0CO tons of oro
blocked out that will nverago $8 per ton
gold. In this same district there aro several
other gold mlnoB. notably tho Dead Broke,
owned by a Dcadwood capitalist, tho Boston
South Dakota nnd Golden Oatn company's
mines. Tho district turns out over 150 tono
of oro tier day.
Tho Imperial Mining company has well
tinder wnv a shaft on tho north end of Iho
American Express mine on tho BlacktBll
Bldu of the mountain. Tho company has
bonded a largo number of mining claims in
this district which show oro shootb or con
sltlernblo size. About the Hrst of tho year
tho company will commonco the erection of
u 100-ton cyanide plant In Deadwood.
A temporary nhutdown has been mado by
the Detroit and Deadwood company nt the
"00-ton cvnnldo plant on Annlo creek. u
was found thnt tho oro was not being
crushed fine enough. A set of rolls de
signed especially for this mill Is being
mndo bv tho Gates Iron works of Chicago.
Tho plant has been running on about fifty
tons of orn ner day from tho old tiouin
nnlmtii eotnnnnv's around and from tho
Alameda group of mines, recently pur
chased from capitalists at Montreal, Can
adn. The cyanide process Is adapted to tho
ores.
Ilnrillii Cnninnny Heaumi's.
Tho Consolidated Hardin companies have
cotcmonced clearing out tho Chicago and
Two Bit shaft, one of the old properties
of tho Hardin companies, which haB been
idle for over two years. Tho llvo Hardin
companies have been consolidated and
tho work of developing Two Bit basin will
he confined at ono Bhaft for tho present
Work will soon be resumed at the original
Hurdlii mine In the same camp and ship
ments of oro will be mado to tho Dead
wood smelter. Evory calculation Ib being
mado this winter by mlno owners In the
Two Bit, Strawberry nnd Galena districts
for a railroad from this city to those
camps, to be built early in tno year, inero
will bo as much need for a railroad to the
mines east of Deadwood lu fllx months as
there Is at tho present tlmo to the Bald
Mountain district. There Is a well-fouuded
rumor thnt tho Galena Mining and Smelt
ing company ot Now York City, formerly
tho old Union Hill company, will complete
, In tho near future the large smelting works
i 9t Kdgcinont. Tho company Is working
thirty miners at tho Hoodoo and Kuroka
mines In tho Llttlo Strawberry district
and a great deal of smelting oro haB been
blocked out. Tho completion of this smelt
ing works would mean the shipment of a
great deal of oro from tho district. Tho
sale of the Dakota Maid mine to French
capitalists will also mean a large ship
ment of orn. It will not be long before
the Oro Fino mlno will bo reopened by
tho Goldcu Reward Mining company for
Its galena ore, to be used as a flux lu the
company's smelter. Tho Original Hardin
company would ship 100 toim ot oro per
day if thero were railroad facilities. The
Cora gold mine, located near Galena, has
been sold to A. H. Oloson of Deadwood
who did t lie buying for Colorado parties
Tho old Davy twenty-stamp mill haB been
leased and as soon as It can bo repaired
It will be started up on Cora ore. The
working of nil the mines In tho several
mining districts east of Dcadwood would
mean as much to tho business men ns a
Homestake.
Work mi the llnele Sum.
The Clovor Leaf Mining company of
Wibaux, Mont., has nearly completed tho
erection of a hoisting plant at tho old
Uncle Snin mlno on Klk creek. The stamp
mill has been repaired und the breaking of
oro will commence sometime in January,
Tho Undo Sum mine Is located about olgh
miles southeast of the HomeBtnko ntld Is
Hupposed to bo at the southern end ot tho
HomcsUko ore lode. There are a numbe
of mtncB along tho liomcstako belt that
will soon become producers
H. II. ArniBtead of New York, gonernl
manager o! the Galena Mining nnd Smelting
enmpnny, has been out to tho mines nenr
Galena to mako an examination of thu
work done. Thu company owim over 3,000
acres of choice mining ground which has
lice u quite thoroughly dcvolopcd.
The general superintendent of the newly
orgnnlzed Black Hills Belt Doveloptncn
company of Colorado Springs, Colo., which
contemplates tho development of a largo
block ot ground immediately south of the
Homestalco possessions, 1b to bo a Lead
luminous man, according to rumors. One
of tho best posted mining men lu tin Hill
Is P. A. Gushurst, ux-mayor of Lead. It I
Ktated that ho will havo full charge of the
development work ot thin great property,
Tho first allotment ot machlnory for th
new hoisting plant Ih expected from Denve
iu a few days. The shaft will bo started
near Kirk ami will bo mink 300 feet deep
without n stop, it is expected tnut the
llomcstako oro ledge will bo oncoiintcru
at that unptn, Tim snart will go down
until It finds ore, If It bo to the 1,000-foot
level. Tho Crosby-Hhrlch syndicate of Col
oradu Springs, Colo,, Ib backing tills big
enterprise. Mr GiiHhurst, the new super
Intend! nt, In a personal friend of T
(irior, tho nupcriritcmicnt or tho gren
Homrstnke company, and it Is believed that
this mutual friendship will be of benefit
to the explrllatlnn of the Belt Development
company. Tho development of this bloc
of ground will be watched with unusual
Interest by Black Hills people, for It will
settle tho question, whother or not '.he
HomcMnlto ore lodo extends southward
from Lead,
The British-American Gold nnd Copper
company of Detroit, Mich., Is contemplating
the erection of n 100-ton rvunlile nlnnt nt
It gold mine In Butcher gulch, east of thH
city. A shaft has been sunk about 250 feet
mid considerable cross-cutting has been
done east and west.
Nit Verdict fur Sirs, AeUertiiiin.
ATLANTIC, la.. Dee, 16. (SpecUl.i The
Jury In the Ackcrmaii Against Meredith
damage caso was dismissed last evening,
after being out since Tuesday afternoon.
The suit Is one in which Mrs. Henry Acker-
man sues c. P. Mircdlth for damages.
claiming Injury to health on account ot tho
Jectlou from the family resldcnco on fore
closure. Tho Jury remained out Tuesday
night, but Wednesday and Thursday were
Bent to a hotel. They were unable to reach
n agreement, however, standing seven to
llvo In favor of tho defendant.
Ilttltlr of Wlillmlone.
ABERDEEN. S. ., Dec. 16. (Special.)
Tho Dickey County Veterans association
has appointed a eouimltteo to get n, cor
rect history of the battle of Whltcaton
and to memorialize congress for a suitable
monument to be erected on tho ground and
for a sufllrlent reservation of land to cover
ho battlefield. In September. 1863. a fierc
battlo was fought nt tho point nnmed be
tween the soldiers of General Sully's expe
dition and tho Sioux Indians, In which'
twenty-nvo soldiers were killed.
WjnmliiK Auditor's Estimates.
CHEYENNE Wyn., Dec. 16. (Special.)
Stato Auditor Grant's report, Just Issued,
estimates tho expense of running th state
government for the next two yenrs at $(!,
095 nnd the stato revenues during that
period nt 67fl,f.OO, or $62,000 more thaa es
timated expenditures. He recommends
legislation taxing car companies, guaranty
companies nnd loan and building associa
tions.
KILL THE IIANIllll'FF GERM
Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till Yim
llecollte llnlil.
Modern science has discovered that dan
druff Is caused by a germ that dlga up tho
scalp in scales, as It borrows down to tho
roots of the hair, where It destroys the
hairs vitality, causing falling hair. and.
ultimately, baldness. After Prof. Unno, of
Inmburg, Gormnny, dlsrovored tho dandruff
germ, nil efforts to find a remedy failed
until tho great laboratory dlicovory was
mndo which resulted In Nowbro's Homi
cide. It nlono of all other hair orcnara-
Hons kills tho dandruff germ. Without
dandruff, hair grows luxuriantly. "Dc-
Btroy tho cause, you remove tho effect."
WILL MEETAT SCRANT0N
Aiiterlcnn I'ederiillon ItiElrpta Sam
uel Gitniprrn in Prraldcnt and
CIiihi-n Session.
LOUISVILLE, Ky Dec. 16. The twen
tieth annual convention of the American
Federation of Labor adjourned sino die to
night after selecting tho city of ficranton,
Pa., for next year's convention. Tho fol
lowing officers were elected for tho ensuing
yoar:
President Samuel Gomucrs. New York.
clgurmakcr, re-elected.
Secretary Frank Morrison, Washington,
printer, re-elected.
Treasurer John D. Lcnnon, Bioamlngtou,
111., tailor, re-elected.
First Vice President James Duncan, Bos
ton, granite cutter.
8econd Vice President John Mltcholl, In
dianapolis, miner.
Third Vlco President James O'Cor.nell,
Washington, machinist.
I'Oiirin vice President Max Morris, Den
ver, rptall clerk.
Fifth Vlco President-Thomas F. Kldd,
Chleitgo, woodworker,
Sixth Vlco President Dennis A. Hayes,
Philadelphia, glass bottle blower.
These oHlccr8 will composo the new
executive council of the organization. Mr.
Duncan, who was second vice president,
succeeds First Vlco President P. J. Mn
gulre of Philadelphia, who voluntarily re
tired on account ot HI health. The remain
ing vlco presidents wero all elevated ono
degree except Dennis A. Hayes, who Is u
new man. Tho selections wero nil by ac
clamation, except for tho place of sixth
vlco president. For this ofllco thero wore
nominated: William D. Mahon ot Detroit, of
the street railway employes; Honry Black
moro of St. LouIb, of tho carpenters; Fred
erick Knccluud ot Boston, of tho painters
nnd decorators; James O'Connor of Chicago,
of 4tho musicians, and Miss Alama Esther
King ot Pittsburg, Ind. Mr. Blackmore de
clined and Mr. Hayes won easily on thu
first ballot.
For frutcrual delegate to the British
Trades council the convention selected Dan
iel J. Keefe of Chicago and Joseph Valeu
deuo of San Frnnclsco. John II. O'Brien of
Bontou was chosen fraternal delegate to
Canada.
During the day the convention' transacted
a large amount of business, but roost ot tho
resolutions passed upou wero of a technical
character nnd uninteresting to tho Islly.
Anothor preposition for direct trade auton
omy wbb disponed of by reference to the In
coming council and n vast number of reso
lutions providing for boycotts on various
institutions throughout tho country, which
It was claimed employed nonunion labor,
wero similarly acted upon In spite of the
vigorous protests of dolegates, who charged
thnt Biich r.ctlon amounted to an evasion of
tho Issue.
Many havo lost confidence and hope, ns
well as health, bocauso they thought their
kidney disease was Incurable. Foley's Kid
ney Curo Is a positive euro for the dis
couraged and disconsolate, Tako no other,
Dillon's drug store, South Omaha; Myers
Dillon Drug Co., Omaha,
LAZARUS STILL AFTER FEE
Lute Dudley Steele's Attorney 2eta
Itentrnlnlnu: Order Served on Mer
I'unlllr Cnmpiiny'a Directors.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Deo. 16. (Special.) A
temporary restraining order Issued by Judge
Thnyer of the United States circuit court at
St. Louis, on application of Henry L. Laz
uniB of New Orleans, wbb sarved on A, B,
Weakley, W. II. Crulg,C. E. Jessopp, S. C.
Woodson and Milton Toollo, directors In
the Dudley M. Steele Mercantile company,
this afternoon. Tho order restrains tho do
fondants from selling stock owned by that
company In the Steele-Smith Grocery com
pany of Omaha.
The plaintiff, Judge Luxarus, who Is also
a director In the company, states In hln po
tltlon that ho Is engaged In litigation
against tho Dudley M. Steeln Mercantile
company and has cause to fear that the al
of the stock might prevent tho collection of
any Judgment ho might Bccuro against the
defendant comrjnny.
Judge LazariiB was attorney for Dudley M.
Steeln for a tlmo after the Steelo & Walker
fuiluro In thlb city In 1894 and claims $52,
000 attorney fecB. The claim wob contested
by tho estate after Steele's death and the
matter has been In court ever since. Sev
eral decisions have boon rendered against
Judge Lazarus, but bn nays he will spend
the remainder ot hla life In litigation rather
thun lose the fee,
(itoaeii I'rlFiiils' Uc hiilillltntloil.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dee 15,-Telegrami
wero sent out from tho supreme headquar
ters of tho Order of Chosen Friends In thin
city today culling ft meeting of members
of the supremo council, supreme trustees
it nil past supreme councillors In this elty
next Tuesday for thu miriiOHfi of uruanlxlng
u now fraternal henellclary association
Tbn oblect nt the new nrirnnlzntloii will he
niz
tn reinsure members of the Order of Chosen
Friends, whleli by ordor of court yesterday
was placed In the hands of Cyrus J. Clark
as receiver, Mr, Clark and J, II. Linn, su
preme recorder, have gone to New York to
Investigate the uffulrs ot tho order there.