THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : W NESDAY DECEMBER 25 , 1889. 5 M
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MD-SUMR CHRISTMAS EVE
H It la Erporloncod by Omahri for the
B First Time
K * THE COLD WAVE IS COMING
l k How the Great Kcnllvnl of Peace on
H linrtti to Men la to Ho Com
M innmornted In Hnll , Church
m ami Tlinnter
H Clirlntmin Vvc
B It may bo doubted it Christmas eve in
B Omaha was over characterized by the sum
BBa mcr weather which prevailed yesterday The
BBS thermometer at noon noted73 degrees Ac-
BBfl cordlngly , licuv.v coats wore casta ldc , doors
BBfl mid windows were opened and in the hurry
BBV lng throng on the crowded thoroughfares
BBc men rushed hither and thither in their sbict
BBm alcoves The most delicate fruits Btood upon
BB& the hucksters stinds , und horses on cars
BBfl - nndprivato vehicles were balhud In pcrsplr-
BBa
BBJ This unprecedented condition of the
BBJ weather was the cause of unusual comment ,
BBfl It was appreciated by everybody except
BBJ those whoso ilno of buslnoss comprehends
BBJ poods which are in demand in wintry
BBB weather Many of these , however ,
BBB.Jocularly . remiirited that they intended
BBm M place ngain upon tlicir shelves the unsold
BBB stock of tbo past spring and summer
BB To lho poor and homeless the weather
BB has "em n benediction They hnvo been
BB Biivcd the nuffurlnK and misery of cold in
B Bb wretched liovols nnd HMcopt tenements ,
BBWjl While thousands iiavo had their season out
BBH door labor extended und their Incnmo
j swelled by what otherwise would have bocn
BBWf unearned dollars
BBSj The cold wave flair , however , has been
BBWf raised nt the signal ofUca and the scrgennt
MWJ in chitrgo at that place informs 'I'm : lies
BMWJ that the fall in tbo temporatura will bo to
BBBJ about fifteen degrees This chnngo , bo says ,
BBVJ nay tuko place before 7 o'clock tonuy
MWJ and yet may not occur until Thursday about
BBSa the sumo hour The change would bo
BWz balled by delight by all to whom Christmas
BMWT is a day of morrlment , family reunion , and
other social pleasures
1 Helow will bo found In brlof the manner In
which the great festival will bo colcbratod
MWJ' ' In church , Sunday hall and theatre
B Bfli Suuilny Schools nnd CluirchiS
B Bfl' ' The Sunday school Christmas entertain
B BB mont of Immanucl Baptist church will bo
BBVji hold this evening Something for
BBYfl everybody The liaptlst ladies mission
BBVm1 ory quarterly will meet with Immanucl
BBBK ladles on Friday , December 27. Lunch will
BBVK' bo served nt S o'clock noon and at the moet
BBBM" ing In the afternoon A cordial inviuticn to
BBVH )
BBVB' ' The Christmas oxerciscs of the Sunday
My ichnol of the Southwestern Lutheran church
M , will take place Christmas night Karo and
BBBH' mstructivo scrvtco is In store for nil who
BBB Sltall attend Everything has been do no to
make the service unhiuo a genuine Christ
mas
l At the Church of tbo Good Shopbord ,
Nineteenth nnd Lake streets , tliero will bo
BBBH grand festival services , nnd holy communion
ut 8 n. in und 11 a. tit At the llo'clock acr-
vlco special musical features will bo intro
duced under the direction of Mrs Ida May
lialdrldgo ; concert accompuuimunt by Mr
Moll On Saturday evening , December 13 ! ,
( Holy Innocents day ) the Sunday school
Christmas entertainment will bo given at the
rcsidrnco nhout to bo occupied by the rector ,
BBB Bouthwust corner Nineteenth and Locust
M
The Beth-Edcn Baptist church will have a
Christinas trco and Sunday school entertainment -
mont , music etc , Cbrlstmus night , 0:30 : to 3
BBB oclock Friends of tbo church and conpre-
BBBB gulion welcomed
BBB Al I'hlloniena's cathedral the Christ
, mas musio will bo most beautiful , Solemn
high muss will bo cclobraled nt 5 o'clock and
] nt 10:30. : Thn second choir , uudor the dlrec-
tiouof Miss Mai gle > Swift , will sing La
Hashes mass at the early Bcrvico nnd at
fl 30:301I10 : fltst ohoir will sing Morodunto's
mass in 13 Hut with lull orchestral accom-
BBBB Jiatiliuent Mr ' J. A. Uilroy of Lincoln will
HBBM 6l"K' Milord's Ave Vcrum" at the offcr-
tory
mST At Cecilia's church , Walnut hill , high
I mass will bo celebrated by Hov Father Cul-
lugahnatOuud 10:30 : oclock Miss Funnio
! • Arnold will sing Kosslnl's "O Salutnri"
! at the early service , nnd MIbs Sadie Nnsli
will slug Luzzi's Ave Mana"-attho 10:30 :
} St Phillips , 813 North Nineteenth street
K Cclobratlon of the Holy Lucharist on
mMBSJ Christmas day at 0:30 : a. m. Christmas ves-
mMBB ) hiis ul S oclock The cnildrcu's service and
M Christmas trco will bo held on Thursday
M oveulng St Steuhou's day , at 8 oclock All
mMBB | tbo children of the congregation will bo reM -
M tucmDercd
Christmas day services at church of the
BBBBa Good Shepherd , Niiiotoonth and Lnko
streets , will boas follows : Celebration of the
mMBH holy communion , 8 nm und 11 am : grund
mMBH festival services with sncclal musical fca-
mMBSj tures , under the direction of Mrs Ida May
llnldridgc , with cornet uccompanimout by
M Iilr Mall , at 11 am All scuts free String
I brs cordially welcomed
J The Kountzo Memorial Sunday school
> Will celebrate on the evening of Thursday
I Christmas services will bo held on Wodnes-
BBBBf
BBbVJ The First Baptist Sunday school has its
I Christmas programmo on Wednesday even
BBBB1
I ' 1 ho South Tenth Street Methodist Sunday
I Bchool will colobruta with a trco on Weduos-
H tiuV night
V At baints' chapel , Twonty-first and Clark
I streets , the Latter Day Saints Sunday
I ( IlIiooI will carry out its annual programmo
BBBBf it interesting features Friday evening
BBBBa St Unrnabas Church Nineteenth and
BMBH California streets , Christmas ilay plain celebration -
& ebration of the Holy Eucharists ut 7:30 : a. m ,
mMBBJ Choral celebration at 11 a. tn On Thurs
mMBBJ flay , Friday and Saturday the lostivnls of
M Ht Stcpheu , St , John and Holy Innocents ,
1'lain colebrntlon at 7 a. m. each day
mMBSI _ The children's service and Christmas tree
mMBBm on Saturday afternoon at 8 oclock All the
children of the parish , Including tbo babies ,
pro Invited and expected to bo present , as
they will be rcmombored ,
BBBBW ST JOHNS COU.KOUTE CHUUCn
1 bo services at this church will bo cole
bruted with becoming pomp and splendor ,
U'hu ludlcs of tbo Altar society have bcea
busy for tbo past few weeks In preparing
nibs , soutauos and surplices of beautiful design -
sign which will bo used for the first tlmo on
this occasion The well tralued und greatly
admired St Johns choir has for soma tiuia
boon rehearsing the elaborate musical pro
gramtno wlilch will bo re n do red during the
Borvicus The lloral decorations of the mar
bio altars and tbo evergreen festooning of
I the walls und pillars of tbo church , which
woru In charga at the ladles of the Altar society -
ciety , are of ruro tusto and beauty ,
M 'J ho services common-oratlvo of Christ's
nativity will bo us follows 1 AtS o'clock u.tii-
u solemn high mass will bo celebrated , at
h which Kov A. Avorbock , S. J , , will bo cole
br nl ; lie v. J. Matthery , deacon , and
] Mr Ii Hcnnoman sub-deacon. During the
I mass tbo choir will render Farmers mass m
> ] li Hat Thou will follow low masses every
liulf hour At 10:30 : a. m. a second solemn
high mass will bo offered with Hov J.
Matthery , S. J. celebrant , Hov J , do Schry
BnBBW var < J-ideacon , am' Mr Ilonnamau , S. J „
BBBBb < ub-deacon , Mr F. X. Mara , S. J. , acting
BBBBB muster of ceremonies Hov Thomas Flu
BaBBfli Herald , S , J. , president of tbo college , will
preach the Christmas sermon
BBBBa' ' During this service , the choir , assisted by
Mrs Schcuck and Mrs Oudahy , will glva
BUBBtl a ou Weber's beautiful mass in G. The
Mandolin and Guitar club , under the dlroo-
BHBBtl ; i , ? , of l > ref SutorU , with Miss Loretta
Dallono as harpist , will aocompaay tbo choir
at both the fire o'clock and 10:30 : o'clock ser
' vices , Tbo well-known orpanist , Prof J , A.
Echenck , will proildo at tbo orgnn
The ehoir comprises the following mem-
BBB
J Sopranos Mrs Cudahy , Mrs Bethke ,
BflBflfl JSjr" . Schenk , and tbo Misses Delloue ,
U'Uourko , Longpry and Buumor
BBBBtl1 Altos Mrs Laano and the Misses Burkly ,
; MoNuughton and llurkhard
BBBBB Tenor J. U. Doyle
BBBBBl Bassos H. V. Hurkloy , llrowu , Oimslead ,
. Murphy , F. J. Uurkly aud George J. Paul
The uiternoou sorvloo will tuko place at 1
t o'clock , and will consist of rosary and bono
m' diction of tbo blessed
sacrameut , The Acq-
Hi
lytbtcal society of Crclgliton colloso , num
bering forty members and which has had n
great shnro lu making the services of St
Johu's so linpresslvand so much admired ,
Will assist at nil the scrvlcos
( l.ti saints cnuncn
Christmas eve fostlvul oveusong , 7:30 : p. m.
Christmas Day Morning prayer and holy
communion at 11 a. m.
The music at the Christinas eve sorvtco
will ho :
Angels Sing Sullivan
Magnificat nnd Nuno Dlmlttls in 11 flat
Calktn
Anthem
The Hollowed Story Uurgmeins
( Alto and solo chorus )
Let Us Now Go Kvcn Into Hothlehom
Sul Ivan
( Male chorus )
No7aroth . , . , Gounod
( Hnntone solo ami chorus )
Now Kalsa Your Sor.g on High..Saint Scns :
Full chorus
Offertory enrol , Noel Traditional
Itecesslnnal Angels From the Itraltns
of Glory Smart
The music at the 11 o'clock service on
Christmas dny will be :
Processional Hark , the Herald Aniroli
Slug Mendelssohn
Vonlto Georgian
To Douni Laudamus In D . . . . .Uarnby
JubUntoDeo In D Sullivan
Anthem The Morning Stars San ? To
gether For AntlphonnlCholr..7.Stnlnor
Offertory My Heart Ever Faithful..Bach
Violin obligate bv Mr Lent ? .
Communion service In H flit Stalnor
Hccesslonnl Anyels from the Hoalms of
Glory Smart . . .
The musio will be rendered by the full
vested oholrof thirty boys and men nnd Miss
Kil.ibolb Pennol , solo contralto ; W. S. Mar
shall , organist ; Thomas J. I'ennel , choir
master
The church will bo handsomely decorated
for the Christmas season , the croens having
boon sent especially for the purpose from
Pannsj lvanln
C\STEM.AIl SUNftAT SCHOOL
Following is the programmo of oxcrclsos
to bo given by tbo Castellar Street Presby
terian Sundov school on Christmas night ,
under tuo superintendence of B. N. Ilobort-
xon :
Song Gather the Children In By school
Invocation..By Pastor , Hov , f. M. Wilson
Class oxcrclsus . . . . . Miss Alexander's ' class
Anthem Select nunrtotta
Hocltation v Olnnnlo Crosby
Song..Miss Sounder aud Miss Woods classes
Dialogue ' . . ' . . . Infant class
Anthem Miss Wilson's class
Song By school
Class bxerciso . , , . Miss Cases class
Dluloguo Miss Koss' class
Scripture selections Miss Dicks class
Song In font class
Hocltution Charlie Coes
Anthem Mr Wilson's class
Dialogue..Miss Johnson's aud Meeker's class
Song By school
ClltlllClI OF THE HOt.Y FAMILV
Solemn high mass nt 0 n. m ; celebrant ,
Rev MM. . Bronsffcest , S. J. : deacon Rev
P. C. Koopmuns , S. J. ; subdeacon , Hov J.
Otten S. J. Special musical programme by
tbo Holy Family chuich choir ; low mass at
7 and 0 oclock '
Second solemn high mass at 10:30 : ; celebrant -
brant , Hov F. O. llillman , S. Jdoacou ;
Rev M. M. Bronsgeust , S. J. ; subdoacon ,
Rev J. Otton , S. J. Sermon by Rev W. T.
Klnsolla , S. T , professor of rhtHorlc nt
Croighton college The music nt this inaHs
will bo rendered by Mr nnd Madame Massy
Howard , Miss Vapor nnd Mr C. E. Burke
Prof ICahn will preside utthoo' .gan ; ves
pers and benediction ut 4 p. m.
A beautiful cantata , "Santa'Clnus and Ills
Friends , " will bo rendered at Trinity M. E.
church , corner Twcnty-ilrst and Blnnoy ,
Wednesday ovenlng Every member of the
school will receive n gift A , delightful time
is untlciimtod Frlonds of the school cor
dially invited
Ilnnny l < lttlo One > .
The Sunday school of the First Christian
church hold a very pleasant Christmos enter
tainment nt the church lust evening Tbo
Sunday school turned out en mussa and pre
sented n lovely plcturo with their smlllug ,
expectant faces Mr Slaybough , tbo super
intendent , presided
The exorcises were hold In the church
proper , and consisted of nn address by Mr
Giltord en the origin of Christmas , followed
by a short talk by the Rev William Hoyden
of Chicago on the effect of Chri3tmus , point
ing out the influence of Christmas and its at
tendant services on the Christian world , ns
compared with the entire absence of such
iulluet.ee lu countries where tbo gospel 13
not generally recognized
Little Miss Nettio Lancaster gave an ap
propriate recitation in a very pleasing man
ner
ner.This closed that part of the entertainment ,
nnd n grand rush was tnado for the Sundav
school room below , wnoro a largo sleigh leader
or Christmas things were In waiting
Candy , popcorn and nuts were distributed
generously , and more substantial gifts in the
shopo of books , toys , etc , were also Issued
, to the Joyful crowd of young children and
these of riper years
At the Theaters
Boyd's opera house will bo tbo scene of a
very guv and showy attraction , tbo same
bcinglllco & Dixcy's "Pearlof Pokin " with
its first production in Omaha Tbo box
oftlco sale of seats opened yesterday , and
tbo rush for tickets Indicates crowded hous
es at both the motlneo and night perform
nnccs Tbo company , beaded by Louts Harrison
risen , Is In tbo city now
These champions of Irish comedy , Fergu
son nnd Mack , will make moro fun than any
body in "McCarthy's Mishaps at the Grand
ontra house They propose to break loose
about 3:30 : p. m. , and keep tbo sport going
through afternoon and night performances
At the Eden Musco there will bo a per
formance every hour during the entlro after
noon nnd ovenlng
There will bo u grand fancy dross carnivnl
on roller skates at the Coliseum tonight
AIbo a leagua polo game Gold medals will
bo given for the Uucst costumes worn by a
lady and gcntloman
ADolueo ol" Gilts
Never In Its history was tbo Omaha post
ofllcoso badly Hooded its it is at present , not
with tbo aqueous element , but with Christ '
mas gifts
Monday and yesterday tbo corridors
of the building were crowded with
people Impatiently waiting with bundles
n their arms to see it tbey were within the
four pound limit necessary for their transit
through the mails Two policemen were
needed a greater portion of the time to keep
order and sea that everyone hold his proper
place in the line Finally Mr woodward
had to put a deputy at bis window to weigh
the parcels while ha stopped out in the corri
dor with his scales and throw bundles oft
and on tbo bulauccs as fast as bo could re
ceive them
The clerks In tbo mailing department
were almost In dospalr at tbo sea of
bundles great und small before them
Thera wus almost everything con
cclvablo weighing four pounds and less
wrapiicd up aud sent as u mcsser.gor of joy
to soma heart , There were albums , slippers ,
books , fancy work , silver ware , boxes of
candy , toys , cigar boxes und a wilderness of
odd-shaped bundles whoso Interior could not
even ba guosina The clerks worked like
ocavors , hardly taking time to wipe the
bonds of perspiration that gathered on tholr
brows For u tlmo yesterday it was fcarol
that tbo oftlco could not bo cleared before
Saturday , but by noon the llow of gifts
began to Iessou and the clerks hope to get
all tbo bundles on their Journey by this
evening
Hall
Tbo Omaha Schuotzaa verola will give a
grand ball and concert in Gormanla hall to-
nlgnt for which unusual prepara
tion has been made The concert will com
prise the following features ; ' • Sharpshoot
ers march by Sohuako , potpourri
Dream of a Musicluu , " by Hara ;
declamation , bv Louis Hocli ; Lalmo Tota-
ulo , Migaoa , by Mils Mlua Brandt ; pot
pourri , Crazy Ideas , " Edward Dwariak , by
Misses Almu Peters , It Itosicky , L. Nell
man , aud Messrs , A. Peters T. Kaufmann ,
W , Howan W. Bockhoff Ii Kaufmann und
E. Dwarzak
Tbo riret annual mask ball by tbo young
men's Hebrew literary association for the
bonotlt ot tbo Sundav school will be given at
Washington ball Christmas night Ladies
will bo admitted free Musio will bo fur
ulsbed by the Musical Union orchestra
Hoadacbo , neuralgia , dizziness , nervous
doss , spasms , slooplcssnoss , cured by Dr
Miles ' Nervine Samples free at liukn &
Co 's IStb and Douglas
THE CIT1' COUNC1U
A Short Hosslon or the City Fathers
nn Ciirlstmni Krc
There were cloven councllmon at the
Christmas bossiou last night Mayor
llrontch's tetter announcing the approval ot
of several ordinances was the first subject
considered and was approved Then a
second communication from the chlof execu
tive announcing that ho had vetoed the
ordinances providing for the grading of
Thirty-second street from Paclflo to Popple-
ton avenue , and to stop the work ot filling
Twonty-fourth from \Voolworth nvouue to
Hickory street , was approved by the council ,
which decided that as tbo funds for this
purpose were exhausted operations should
bo stopped until the present councils term of
oflleo had expired
St A. D. Balcombo , chairman of the
board of public works , sent In a letter say
ing that he was In doubt regarding the
amount duo the Harbor Asphalt Paving
company for repairs under the contract of
ISsp , and their bill ot $1,400 , was rororrod to
the city ntlornoy
Spraulo & Co have a claim against the
city for work done , and threatened to sue
on account City Attorney Webster re
ported that ho could compromise for $ .103 ,
und was Instructed to settle on that basis
The bonds of Mnvor-olect Gushing in the
sum of $25 OOJ , with II W. Yutos , W. A.
Paxton and Joseph Garnoau , Jr , us sureties ,
nnd that of Pnllco C.ludgo-olect Holsloy , iu
the sum ot f lO.OOd , with C. C. Clark , F. 11.
Johnson nnd Fred N'vo ns surotlos , were ap
proved
A communication from Chlof Scnvcy an
nouncing that stneo March 30 lines to the
amount of 5181.33 had boon imposed on mem
bers ot the pullco , nnd asking that the same
bo turned Into the pollco relief fund , was ro-
eclved The council declined to act nnd the
matter was referred to the commlttoo on
pollco
A lengthy petition from residents nlong
Ames nvcnuu rcgnrdlng Ettcct car service
was rend The petition asks that the Omaha
Btroct railway cotm > any bo required to ruu
motor cars each fifteen minutes from Six
teenth to Thirty-second streets The mnttor
Was laid over
Councilman Wheeler wanted the surplus
material belonging to the city at Klnth and
Howard streets fonccd m to prevent Its
boinc stolen The matter was referred The
board of public Works was ordered to causa
the stroct sweeping contractors to clean all
streets Included in their contract before winter -
tor sets in , at a cost not oxccedlng 10 per cent
ot the net cost , Including use ot machinery
The amount duo Benjamin F. linker , the
RUpcrintcndont of the old city hull , flDSSS
was ordered paid , after which the special ap
propriation ordinance for December , amount
ing to t23,7i3.2S , wus passed
The Omaha Street rallwny company fllod
n petition asking for the right to build a line
ucioss a corner of Hanscom park this was
objected to , but was finally settled by refer
ring to the park commission , after which the
council ndjourncd
Keep your blood pure and you will not
have llionnntisin Hoods Snrsnparilliv
purifies the blood , and tones the whole
system _
AMUSKMENTS
Tbo Omaha Guards laid asldo their mili
tary habiliments last night , donned the garb
ot burnt cork artists , and appeared as min
strels in a programme of fun and frolic at
, Buvd's oucra house for the entertainment of
their frlonds us well as the pecuniary Donellt
of themselves as an organization The show
opened , ns all minstrel shows open , with a
first part , revealing some thirty or forty
members of tbo company nil blackened uo
uud looking like real professionals Captain
Schnrff sat In the middle and conducted
matters On the bono end were F. A ,
Stevenson , who told nearly all the stories ;
J. E. Aitchison , J. S. Woodburn
and AV CoHuxwhllo the tamborincs
were manipulated by Charles F. Reed ,
II T. McCormick , V. S. Purlelph and M.
liheom ' 1 hey had a good number of spicy
Jokca mat were well cracked nnd several
clever sonu'S well sung In addition to what
tbo end men said ucd did B. L , Searle , a
baritouo aluger , sang The Boatswuin1 ;
Robert M. Wier tonor.gavo Angels Watch
ing Baby Sleep , " and Walter Dale sang 'JO ,
Sweet Violets , " also "My Sailor 13oy loin "
Mr Rbeoin , J. S. Woodburn , F. A. Stephen
son and Charles F. Hoed Jiud respectively
tlicir topical songs : "I Ought to Ho Thank
ful for 1 hut , " "I Loaned My Sun day Coat
" " Time and Old
to Mnlouuy , Many a ,
Very Old " The rest of the programmo
consisted of singing , dancing and other
specialty work A. E. Catnpboll gave 11 subre
drill , William Marsh und Gcorgo Hvdo a
banjo duct Ed Ilalley a clog dance H. B.
Mulford a cornet solo , and C. II Goodnouuh
a drum solo Ono of tbe most pleasing feat
ures was the quartette singing t > y Hobuit M ,
Weir , Walter Dulo B. S. Senrlo and d. E.
Aitchison The pcrformanco ended with n
burlesque entitled The Oolnb , or Brigands
In Clover , " In which Stephenson , Reed
Iilicem , Lucy Dale , Colfax and McCormick
displayed themselves ns actors
During the show quite n severe accident
occurred to Lyla Johnson , ono ot the euards
Wbilo walking abont the stage ho stejiped
off into the elevator shaft and foil to the
bottom , a distance of twelve or fifteen feet
Ho sustained a fractured fore arm and was
badly shaken up Ho was carried into a
drug store across the alley and had bis hurts
attended to by a physician
Had It not boon that the entire Pearl of
Pokin" company attended "McCarthy's Mis
haps , " it would hnvo been given to a very
Hinall nudlcnco at the Grand opera house
These visitors drew quite an uudienco for
Christmas ovc , nnd the show was well ro
teived
An Ahsolnto Cur * . i
The ORIGINAL ABIE1TNE OINTMENT
is only put up In largo two ounce tin boxes ,
and is an absolute euro for old sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands and all skin nrup-
tions Will positively euro all kinds of piles
Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT Sold by Goodman Drug communy
at 25 cents par box by mall 30 cents
" \Vu arc the People
Buslnoss men from Nebraska for Chicago
cage , Milwaukee and all eastom cities
will plonso no to that by the now time
schedule ( In oiToct from and ultor No
vember 17 , 188 ! ) ) , they can arnvo at
Omaha about 4 p. in , can do business or
visitwithOmaha merchants and frlonds
for nearly two hours und can then tuko
the through Pullman sleeping car ot
the Chtcnjjo Milwaukee & St Paul
rallwny short line fast train nCOmuha
depot of the Union Paclflo railway at 0
. ra ( sttppor served on dining car lcnv-
fi Council Bluffs at 0:30 : pm ) , and
nrrivo ut Chicago at 9B0 ; 11. m. ( break
fast also served on dining car ) , in nmplo
tlmo to make connections with the fast
morning trains from Chicago on the
principal onstorn and southeastern
lines ; or if desired , passengers for the
cast can remain over in Chicago a few
hours for business or pleusuro and re
sume their journey by the afternoon
fast and llinltod trains ot nil the east
ern roadB
In nddition to the foregoing , another
through short-lino Iroln leaves Omaha
dally at 0:10 : a. tn , and Council Bluffs at
0:40 : a. m. , arriving in Chicago at 0:50 :
a. ra , making close connection with the
oxpresB trains ot all eastern roads
For tickets and further particulars
npplv to the nearest ticket agent , or to
F , A. Nash , general agent , 1601 Furuam
street , Omaha , Neb
An Unfortunate Girl
Miss LIUlo Peturson , a young Swede girl
aged about twenty , applied at the pollco sta
tion yesterday for relief , She claims to have
been In this country tou years and has lived
la Omaha ubout a year , A short tlmo ago
she wus tukon sick and applied to tbo Open
Door for relief Tbey told her at that place
that they could not keep her and sent bor to
the poor farm Here she says they turned
her away because tbe doctor said she was
not sicic She claims to bo ill aud wants
roller
Allies * Norvoniul I.Ivor Pills
An Important discovery They act on tbe
liver , stomach und bowels through the
nerves A now principle They speedily
euro billlousnoss , bad taste , torpid liver ,
piles and constipation Spieudld for men ,
women and children Smallest , mildest ,
surest 30 doses for S3 cents Samples free
t Kuha Si Co 's , IStb aud Douglas
WANT TO SERVEI THE PEOPLE
Comblnoa In the Counoll and These
Dopondln r on Thorn
CANDIDATES LIKE MOSQUITOES
Mnyor-Iilcot CushlfiR In n ticnernl
Manner Outlines the Policy
AV 111 oh Ho , Proposes to
Pursue
TI10 Polltlent Field
The various slates that nro being made by
the political managers nro numerous That
a vast number will bo broken will readily bo
seen by glancing over the cntuloguo The
principal light is , of course over the presi
dent of the council , who promises to bo a
very lmnort.int onioer in the city govern
ment because It has boon rumored that dur
ing the first year at leastof lib ofilclalcareer
Mr dishing will devote morn tlmo to con
tracting thnn to the mayors ' oflleo
W. F. Ueehcl Is n candidate , and it Is said
will enter tbo battle with four shro votes
Tnomns Lowry of the Flist ward claims
thrco billets bcsldo himself , whllo Ld
O'Connor Is also nn nsphunt
A caucus of the Lowry clan was
held Monday tor the purposc.so O'Connor's
friends say , of downing the councilman from
the Fifth
Davis , the convention engineer , also has a
desire to prcsldo over the council , but even
his most ardent supporters , who , it is need
less to say , are the Broatch men , concede
that ho has not the gbost of a show , and nro
grooming Wheeler of tbo Fourth for the
position
Upon the organization of tbo council de
pends the selection of the city officers There
nro am cat muny trades being arranged , nnd
you vote for my mnn and Ill help you out
will bo the order of the day
The office of city clerk has many aspirants
Joe Southard , the present Incumbent , of
course desires to bo reinstated , but it is un
derstood that his Oiauccs are not as good as
they might be , some Of his former support
ers having deserted bim Al Sorensen and
Hurry Counsmnn.ono of Southard's deputies ,
are malting n strong light
The position of garbngomastcr is sought
nftor by numerous parties The present In
cumbcut Goldsmith , hopes to rotnln ILwhilo
bis brother-in-law , Lazarus , is striving to
obtain votes enough to secure the place
Owen Slavm of the street sweeping firm ot
Fanning & Slavln , is also an applicant
The position of plumbing Inspector Is be
ing sought by a number R. D. Duncan ,
present Incumbent , will make nn eftort to
stuv where ho fs , whllo SymondB , of the Arm
of Symonds & Blake , Graham Park , M. B.
Free , J. M. Rose Samuel I. MorHsoy.Georgo
Jones , James Murphy , J. Craig and foreman
Fltzpatrick of Spcllman's are among the
crowd Murphy wants tbo place because he
Is president of the plumbers association
which not long ugo fought the mastorplumb-
urs whllo tbo rest want It for whut tbero is
in it
Jerome Pontzol , W. H..Long , Sam D.Ned-
ro.v.Georgo Luke and A , J. Hurt are tbo can
didates for clerk of the police court outside
of tbo present incumbent , J. B. Bennett ,
who seeks to retain it for ucotber season ,
l'untzcl claims to bo leading man in the race
Tom Rllcy wants , Io3lah Kent's position ns
street commissioner As a ground for his
chum ho sets up that he has been here thirty
tbreo jcais and knows Just what the city
needs of this oQice Ho-also asserts that ho
should have the office because ho was cheated
outot the dctnocratiqjiuroination for sheriff
lust full when the convention of two years
ugo virtually ntrreeil to nominate him
The mayor-elect asserted yesterday that
ho had more applications tiled with him than
be could.tako care of , nnd remarked that ho
would bo compollcd to rent larger rooms
There is a crowing fooling among the dem
ocrats that Broatch is having n great deal to
say regarding the coming udmlnistrntion
Curtain it is they are together a great deal
of Into A reporter called upon Air Gushing
Monday und found Broatch there giviuir
words of ndvlco and counsel , the nature of
which could not bo ascet tallied
In conversation regaiding his policy Mr
Curbing could not btato his position
definitely Ho was in favor of tbo continu
ance of public Improvements , and wanted to
see tlin city piozross in the future As regards -
gards a financial policy ho was not in u posi
tion to speak ut this tltno As to his appoint
ments he would not say who bo
would scloct for the various posi
tions Ho bad absolutely not determined
upon a singla man as yet Tbo
Sunday law will bo enforced as announced
prior to this time Mr Cushing said bo did
not prnposo to violate any pledge made by
the Durty The saloons must remain closed
As to tbo matter of his being absent for a
year or auy great part thereof , he positively
denied that fact Ho bad bean elected by
the people as mayor ana proposed to servo
them Ho would bo found on duty ns often
us uny of bis predecessors There were no
now features in local government that the
mayor-elect could recall that ho proposed to
experiment with , although if an exigency ro-
qulrnd ho might adopt some now measures
The city's interests were paramount In his
inind and whatever presented itself Ina
favorable light would bo adopted
Beoehum's ' Pills euro bilious nnd nervous ills
CimiSTMAS MGI1T.
GRAND
FANGY DRESS
Carnival enROLLER
ROLLER SKATES ,
In the Cohscnm Flnost Rink in America
700 pairs of Skates to Hire at 10c Eacli ,
GOLD MEDAL
CnTJ Fanciest Lady's Costume
rUH Kancicat Gonts1 Costume
Also League ! Polo Gnmo , Ponnnnt $500 ,
between the
Omaha Guards and the Millards ,
Genornl skating frcJin 2:30 : to 10:30 : p. m.
Amission 25o. Music To con
clude jW ' th a
grand ball
Tllnk open evoryuTuesday , Friday ,
Saturday and Sunday evening for general
oral skating „ . „
Polo lbugue gamojs qvory Tuesday and
Friday v ,
Children's Saturday afternoons , 10c
K JAVA * MOCHA
ED tCC * P'rfKt Art Album containing 24
rlftt Beautiful Pholograplu representing
, Teaand Coffee culture , will te tent
on receipt of your iddreit , ,
' CHASE & SANBORN , 139 BraidSt , Boston ,
Western Dept 80 Franklin St , Chicago , III
PRACTICAL PRESENTS I
Parents who arc desirous of securing for thefr boyspractical and appropriate prcs- H
cnts , will find our Boys Department the best place to get them Can you think of l H
anything that will give your boys more lasting pleasure and comfort than a nice I l
suit or overcoat ? We are showing handsome styles for big and small boys , and 1
the tremendous cut we have lately made on our finest goods , places them within |
the reach of all The styles of suits we arc offering at $3.5o , $4.90 and $ $ .50 you H l
will not find anywhere else , except you pay twice the money for the same l l
goods In Children's and Boys Overcoats we oiler extraordinary bargains as we 9 H
arc determined to close them out One small Jot of extra fine Children's Over H
coats , of elegant designs and neatly trimmed is marked at less than the value |
of the Cloth We have never cut so deep as we did this time They must all go H l
before New Year and the prices are made to move them fl l
FURNISHING GOODS
Our Furnishing Goods Department is a regular Bazaar for Holiday Presents HIH
Nowhere can you find a finer assortment than we carry , and you will not find H l
anotherplacc that sells them so cheap I H
Embroidered Silk Suspenders Silk Umbrellas ; HH
Silk and Cashmere Mufflers Fine Gloves 1911
Silk Handkerchiefs Choice Neckwear HH
All these goods we sell as close as the Staple Articles No fancy prices in I1H
our store You will save about 50 per cent on all purchases made in our Furnish [
ing Department 111
Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets , 1
BICE & DIXEY'S '
_ 0 _ tVcrlS I'nmom Production ,
c = " Pearl "Pekln
0 _ With tlio Krolnent Coini'dinn ,
TMXSDAr LOUIS HARRISON ,
NIGHT and
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Dec 25 and26. 60 ARTISTS 60
• ruaPF Aa i'resontert by this Com
PERFORMANCE K0 Niglita in New York
1'itiCKS-JI.M , fI JSo nnd 2'mMntlnco Trices , Mo.c5i
end SL beau ko on sulo Tuctidar morning
Friday and SaturdayDac.27 & 28
Saturday Mattneo
William Gillette's American Play ,
" held JSIlEiSW
BY THE 111 Ofl
Illustrated Magnificently byMost
Perfect Cast and Excellent
Scenic Effects
Regular prices ; scuts will bo put oh sale
Thursday ,
APOLLO CLOD CONCERT ,
MOSDAV , DECEMJBEK 30 , 1889.
rnotntAMBiK : *
PAUX I.
L Freedom In Soiik Marsctmer
Apollo Club
5. Aria ( Lb Clill Pleuresmea yen * Ma3oenet
Mrs .lulla L. Wyinan
3. Thou Art MyJJream , barltone.and
luirmiilDK accompaniment Metzger
Mr U. IS Abliolt and Apollo Club ,
( AtMy Window , . . Johnes
i. The Mermalden Longfellow
( 'Twas April , . , .Nevln
Mrs Wyinan
6. Olil If inn foul i..Thayor
Mr Julei Lumbard nnd Apollo Club
I'AHT II
L At Karly Morning . . . . . Abt
Apollo Club
3. Sonc Ui Wanderer Schubert
Mr Jules Iumbard
0. PlUrlni's Evening Hong Kuclren
Apollo club
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jira ttyman
1& A Wet Sheet and al'loivlngSea Lloyd
Apollo Club
Admission by subscription tickets only.mhtch
can b bad upon application to Mr , Colbroolc ,
ltul i'urnamor at Max Meyer tires .
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SYPHILIS
C&u bo omed In 20 to CO davs t > y the
usd ot the
Mafic Remedy
Forsnloonlr brthe Cook UcraoJy Co , of Omnhn ,
Nebrastn lYrlte tons for tbo names and address of
who have luon cured nnd from whom wo
lave permission to refer , tirphllli 1 * a dlseaso Hint
LnsalTriuri bullied the skill of tliuuinst eminent purst
dans , , , and until Hie dlMcoTery of tbo Coolc llempdr
lo'sMAilUllKMI' ! UV " not ono In titty OTorhavlnit
thedlseasolias been cured Wo guarantee to euro
any case ttint cun bo produced These who huvo
tukon mercurypotash a s.sucus altcrnasor other
advertised remedies , with only temporary uenotlts
can now lie permanently cured liy tlio uio of the
• • MAGIC IlltMKIiY" of the Cook llemody Co , Omaha ,
Neb Uowaro of Immltatlons It Is Absolutely lui *
possible for for any other person or com pany to have
our formula or any remedy llko It In effect and result a
The Cook llemody Co , has been lro.itInn potlcnts for
four ynarsami havoalwnys nlren pqrfea satisfact
ion Titer nro financially responsible , havlnir a capl *
tal of orer laW.IW , making their Kuarantuo seed wo
solicit tbo most obsttnato cases-thnso who have
tried every known remedy nnd lot all hope of recov
ery Correspond with us and let us put you In poss
ession of evidence that couvlncLS the most skoptkal
Mark what what wo sny : In the end you Mi'tiT use
our "HAMIOHKUUUV" before you can bj perms n-
cntly cured It Is tbo most berolo blood puilllerover
known , Writ for particulars All lotiers couuden *
tint
PAiniflU no sure you are catting the Cook
UHUIlUis Kemedy Co'a Single llemody
2uuo others are genuine I'artles clulmlntf to bo
ueents for us are Impostors and fraud * , full partlo-
uTursfree Address all communications to
The Cook Remedy Co ,
Rooms 418 and 419 Paxton Bloc * .
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KHAllflES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
It cm beytYen In acup ofceffto r ten * or In ur *
ttelttvf food , without ths knowledge or th patient ,
If neoMiAi-jr. It la • biolutuly h nnloii and will effort
permanent and apeedy ourr , whethov tbe patient U
moderate drinker or an alcohol.o\rre cc ) VtliVA KU
FAIL8. It operates o quietly and With auon cer
tainty that the patient undarcoei no inoonvenionee ,
and era ha la aware , hit complete reformation U
effected , 48 pace book of particulars free
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLBSALB DBALEB8 IN
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Itti J Jjoat-Collar Sprlngi and all the
VjtSSsSty la' ° t uovcltlcB for the holi-
r Our largo and fully lllattratea
J catalogue mailed to dealers only
g r All mall orders receive our
' r P prompt and best attention
Address 11T-410 N. Fourth St . BtLoulaMo
IJDSEPHGILLOTff
STEEL PENS
GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1839.
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