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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TrES'DAY , DECEMKER 12 , 1803.
JPEG1RL NOTICES.
A DVHHTISKMESTS FOR TI1KSE COMJMN3
A will tn KkciMintll 12:30 : 1 . m. for ItiPpTentnr
find lintll 8i3Up. m.for tlio mornlnffnnd Sunday
Ailvprtlnrrn , tiy rfijiipnllne ft nnmbotrU elicck ,
PSII Imvctlielr nnsworo ndilrrHBod 10 n jinmboriHl
iptlTlncnroof TIIK UrK. ADHWITS * a atlrtn-fucd
will he ilcllvcittl upon iirrdfntntlon nf the clirck.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
nates. 1 > < C n word nml Insertion. Ion wonltliero-
Iftrr. Kotlilng taXcii for ICM lliniittfic' [ '
A \VANTnrsm ATION IN A DHt'O STOIIK
A.by n rcclHliTpO jiliariiinclut In Iowa , nun ' . ' 4. Acl-
Ireon Ilnburt T Sinnli' . Kliurnlcr. la. M07I ) 12
YOt'NO LAWY STKNOOllAl'HKH WANTS
poMtloni zyenra i'Xicrluneo | | hcsl refcrpiicc .
1 10 , llo ' . BIO in-
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"HAKER AVANTS POSITION AS SECOND
Christ Wcutlirtck , 1UM : Doilelas _ M. ,
HAMOK. THK rnr/iitKi ) COACHMAN. UKF-
Aildrrss Y : H llp < > .
it * O1
WANTED MALE HELP.
Union. tUe n wont llMl Indcrtlon.lua won ! there-
n'tUnion. Notliln ? taken fur IPM tlinn 'J.W.
SOLU'lTORH. TEAMS FltRNtsftlED : EXTRA
J 'pay to men With rlKB. Amerlcun Wrlniter Co. ,
ICOtl Itowanl Ht. 71)11 )
TJ AC.KNT3. SAt.AUYOlt COMMISSION. THK
J'ercnloHl Invention of tlio nc. Tin' Nmv 1'alont
r'licmlcnl ' Ink KrashiK 1'cnclt. Sollt < m Rlclil.
WorkHllkonmElc. ARIMIIB am innklntr fJ.i.on to
( HUiVODliorwi'i-k. Kur fnrtln-r partlciil r wrlto
the Monron Kraner Mfff. Co. , X110 , Ua Uroiw , Wli ,
WANTEO..MKN FOUTHK SOUTH IN TKN
. . l A I.oidMlana.thiap !
rtirv.Kranier A , O'HcaniI.aboraKunuy , : io : S. 1 1 th nt
iuHJl (
WANT KIHST IT.ARS SOWOITOUS. OAK
B. ' .mm $ 'J to t.'i l 'r clay. Aililresi X 113 , HIM' .
Uh J.i
TJ WANTK1) , A UKLrAHtjM MAN TO TAKIJ
.lltlini-xi'liiHlvi ) npi'iicy for Otmnlfr'H MiiRlc Ili-ml-
aohi ! WuriirH on coninilHHlon , , csniHi'lllnir lo llio
dniz trnili ) iin-fi-rnnl. lllit IniliiiMMiii'iilH to tlin
rlKlit ninn. Aitdruss Max Oe-HHlur , MlUvanUr
11" \NTii : ) , I.AIIOHKHS , ON KdTlTII OMAHA
J > wwor. HliriiBiin und Jlcllli Mtn-olH. If wiMtlm
jicnnllH worU.wfll ilont-li ! llin foroi1. Mi'lil li ! '
) . A MAN TO'TAICK CAHK ROW
and liormi mnl ilollvnr ( tonijui Oim nuiiialnUt
with Htreoti nnd with city lefrrenwu. Ajiplv HUH
Kaniain. * i.1"-11 !
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B WANTED. AN OPKICK HOY. MUST UNIlKH-
fltnnd liowa imo toleplioiiLV l > r. ICimcwati-r , ;
J-"J Ilei-linllillnif. ; Ullj It'
WANTKI . 1F YOU AUK A UATIIOUO AND
will worlt forSlH.Od. pi-r week wrlto MacCon-
nell llros.'Jfl Ai-ch Htri-ut , HoHton , MHKH/
WANTED. TKAVKWNO SALKSMBN TO UK-
votnoiitlnillinoor m-lt nH Hldi- lint * complete
llntiof Inurlrnllm ; oils. irrenHOH and BpculidlleB.
AMilrehH StoUilanl Oil ami Compound Co. . Cli've-
1-ind.Olilo. . M'ji' : ' I'J *
WANTED HKLP. '
H. IKonwonlllrHttiiHertlon , lea woiil there-
ntlL-r. Nothing ' taken t"r hmHtlmii _ _ i3o. ! "
WANTK'DV'A SKCOND out MWSTUE
V rent and tlioroiiKlily capable. Uuf < > n > iici > H ro-
citilrtil. Call lit roonr : ) M , Omaha Nallonal llnnlt
linllilliiK , Onialiu. " Mi- ! ! .
7l WANTKI ) , I.ADIKS VNb"oRNTr.EMKNT. WK
Vwlll pay yon $ ri.il to flfi.oo per wuck lode
iitrlutly honm work for \mi no paiivanUn ? nml ,
jiroiiipt paynicnt ; Bend Hi'lf-mlilrpHsoil pnvwloiKJ.
Mlierty Supply Co. . lloHton. MIIHH. ' aH ! a l-t' _
l'\ WANTKI ) . A PIlOKKSSIONAn NIIHSK BY
l'VJ elm Can-oil , J4tli and llHlreelH.Sonth Omaha.
M io 1:1 :
AI-WANTKl ) , A STODKNT NU118K AT TIIK \ \ %
\JC. A. liospllul , Coiniell Illnirt * . Mllll 10
Rates , lllea llnu cadi Iimei'tlon , $ l."lu ) Ihiu per
nionlli. Nojliliitf taken fV j * j | " 'j'i''l" ' ' ' '
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0 -HOUSES IN ALL "PAUTSr'"o'FTUBX iTV\
The O.K. Davis company , ISlKi Farnam. KU1
Ti-O-UOOM COTTAOK. MODEHN. CIIOIOK , IN
JL/Slaiifonl cli-olo. 0. S. Klruttur.-Jtll lieu bid ? .
803
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, F. K. D.VULTX , ' AUKl3Il BLOCK.-
1VNINR-HOOM MODERN HOUSE. 1IANSOOM
J-'Pl.'ico. cheap- . AV.tfrinlre. i4H Ikti. Millfi
- - HOUSE. MODERN. FURNISHED OR
D-8-ROOM
nnfimilHlied. Apply Ulii 8. lUlh. ' .11 : _
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I-FOUR-ROOM IIOUSK 11:11 : S. 17 St.l I'.OO.
D M4.12
TV-8BVKN-HOOM IIOUSK AMD 1IARN CHKAP.
J-'Nlco lawn , tn-pH , city water.clHleni , i-onicntcd
ivllarH. bath : uaar niolor. Si' owner. D , T : SUv-
CIIH , liOl Vaxioii block , or I. McClotid , N. Y. Ilf > .
D NO. I'DICAl'lTOt. AVK. , KI.KVEN' UOOMS ,
U'.lchen raiiKW , baih unit i-loHct. Hulled to
rooinura nnd boaixtcru , Geo. J. Fox.fJIH Ilarm-y HI.
,7Y mn ; so" . WITH AVK. . FINEST AND
J-'bulH 10-i-ooin ri-Hliloncc ! In tlin city , bath , Inuii
dry , city nnd olfttprn wiitcr , electrln Uc'llH. gan , fur-
naco. full cullnr and uvury oonvrjllpiici'ti , ' Jiilrd
\vood llnlsh nnd ualc llooi'H. Innulro ul 10'Jil.
_ 7liOD'J7 _
T'VBEST. . - . AND 8-llOO.M HOUSE IN THE CITY
JL/ut lowust mien. Inciidro ' _ ' 5'J lllondo.
_ _ _ | _ M801 Jl * _
T > FINK TKN-UOOM IIUICIC DWBLUNO , IN
J.J3 inlnutbH walk from btiKlnuHS ci'idrr.V. . V.
( Hark , ! ' . ' ( : '
TV FOU RENT , MODERN RESIDENCE. 10
.1-/1XIOMIH , Hill ) S. ITIh street ; liouxe , H rooniH.
water und iraH. ( I''T S. 17lh aveiino : iottnro , r >
rooms , no. * ! H. iUlh Ktreet. John II. F. Lehmann or
of Mr. Skinner , room illll. N. Y. Life. / Ml 18
rv F01l RENT , FURNISHED , PLEASANT
4-'liome. Cheap to Rood tenant. Imiuliii north-
we tconierlilHtaml Lothnnistreets. M184 111
D. TJCKOANT , STEAM HEAT. ALT. MODERN
7-rooiu brick IioiiHe. 2'Jl N.ltli. . MK07 I'J'
BA VKKY NICH K-IIOOM HOUSE ; HATH , OAS
and furnace ; SV.'i.UO. Omaha Heal ICHlate unit
Trudt.company , room 4 Iloo bulldhnr , Jl'Jilit 14
JFOR BENT FURNISHED ROOMS.
RHteH , IKu a wonl tlrHl limortlon. In a word
thurejilter. Nolhlnir takuu fur II. H than ' 'So.
3-FURNISHKD ROOM , -017 HARNKY ST. /
\ U7U I'J'
E 1. FURNISHED ROOMS , AT HlLM OAI'lTOL
; avei MlUillt - : !
MODERN ROOMS , 2'J'J'J HURT.
M037D21
17. LA1UJE SOUTH FRONT ROOM , GENTLE-
Jjinmi prefecrvd. ma I Donitlas si. - UH 11 *
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-Ni\VLV FURNISHED ROOM FOR TWO ,
with or without board , tllfi N. S ! lli. MIBH lit.
I ? FORRENT.SEVERALUMKiE.ELKOANTLY
vfurntshed rooms to tri'inli-iiuni only. Iiuiutni at
K. W.oor 17th nnd Dodao. Ulit lii
1FUUNIsTlED ItOOM ! HATH : * J.OI ( MONTH.
OYlt > | l Farnam Htivet. ' 'IH lit *
Ft'RNlSHED ROOOMS FOR LK1HT IIOUHE-
II'.IN , lAlliHI. ' . " .Mlil *
JFURIBK D ROOMB AND BOARD.
IfYOI'NU WOMEN'S IIOMEUNDER CARE OF
* Wumeii'HChrlHilanukHuclalton , 111 S. 17th HI.
80U
I'HR DOLAN'.llUI AND ' 'U N. 18TH ST7
807
1- ' , HOARD AND ROOM ; STKAM HEAT. CJAS ,
oalhj * l.l ( and * .U > i > per week. .111 North 1-lth.
. MSIil 14
tUOOMS , CJOtTll TlOARD , REASONABLE. 'JIU3
JL DoiifhiH. HS7 at *
i"mCKLV FURNISHED RXMS WITH OR
.1 wllhoul udiinl ul lljoVbster , BIH N. llllli 81.
J _ - MffStl Hi *
VJINIPELV FUliNISHKl ) SOUTH FRONT. WITH
f SOUTH FUONT ROOM WKLL HL'ATED 1B21
Farnam , lill _ . '
rORRENT aiORES ANI'
1 von UKNT.TIIK'I-STOHY IIIUCK IIUILDINO
-i tllcl Fnrnain HI. Tlm bulldlntr IIUHU lln < proof VK-
menibaHeincnt.eoinplt'lK Hleam liiuitln ; llxlurtm ,
water mi all thu IlourH , sun , ut . Apply at thu of
Ik-DofThnllen.
I FOR RENT. LAIUIK il-STORY
, aru , llllli unit -avi'iiworlli I ; thirty liontns ami
ragv. J , W. tkndiy > ! J4H llou. Mill I
Fol KKNT. MY NKW IIUSINKS.S IIUILDINO
vvllli iibom l-j.ooo feul Hour Hpaco-'SixlM4. , al
Ji'Ui-ID ' Faniam utix-ut , Joliu IL V , lA'iimmui.
lA'iimmui.MUD
AGENTS WANTED.
Ratf IHu.a wonl ttrut Insertion , lu a word
Ihrrtialtcr. Nolhlutakan fur Ic than ' 'Jo.
MO'
MAN
or woman ncwl complatn of hard llcnei whlla wa
< iffariiiiiili lltx-ral Inaut'ciuents to nKcutii to handln
nur funt Helllutt inariiite.t ; herb remoUlm. No
rioney roqidrvil. Work IKIHV ahU hljl Iv prolliablo.
Kulliurtlrnlaniltyaii asU for them. The Dr. Starr
Kerb ItemXly Co. , VJ I Knit 4JrU 81 , , Chloiio , HI.
_ _ _ _ _ 4W
MKN.WOMKN. UOYS AND OIRUS WANTB1
< ' far u now biml.ieurt : $3.00 a day inadn ejMlly
tuenodull llmuu ; luiupleb IrvHi. U. Mar hill.Lock-
--tN V Ma l 12
A&KST 3 M ) TO VOQ A O8
t > oouulrr. Call U7U7 ilwolRou. 7 lo U a. ul.
857 D20 *
AOENT3 WANTED.
T-AOKNTSWANTF.D. I/MIAL AND OF.NKtlAL.
' foran.ulck uilllnir patented novelty , 100 lo 150
[ wrcont pranti rood dollcltom call make from
P100.0O to $ .100.00 ft month ; territory fresh ; wrllo
forpurtloulnrs. Tlio Ohio Novelty Co. , D J. Cin
cinnati , O. 80H
STORAGE.
Ratos. lOcnllnoe.-icli Innorllon. f l.r.l ) a line per
inontli. Nolhlny Inkon for ICB-I than gi > c.
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M-ST
ney. nun
M STOUAOB FOR HOU3EHOLI1 OOOD3 ,
clean nnd cheap rales. R. Wells , I ill Fnrnnm ,
810
M -9TOHAOK POIl CAHHIAfJES AT WINDiOlt
trillion , 1.1th nnd Dirpnport. 407 U 17
WANThD TO BUY.
Itatei IUci\von ! llMtliisTtlon , In'i wor.llliorj-
nrtcr. Nothing lakcn for less Ihiirj.'ic.
XTWST IlKAt. KSTATiB Wl Til V. I ) . WKAt )
liutli anil DoiiRlnS. MBS' !
AjtAVB" fsoii 7miooi ( op PUIVATK
1 * nionor to loan on rcnl pulnlc , llrst nuirlirai1. 1) .
V. HnlchlHon. IDS North l.Mh xttvi'l. M . ' : . . ' 11 !
1'OK SALE FUBN1TU11E.
llnlus. IViio a wont llrst limcrllon , Ic n'woM
thi-ri--iflcr. Nothluit taken fur lo.ii thnu -'c.
O -STOVES OF ALL KINDS OOOD A3 NKW
IVX'llH Auction nnd Storage Co. , 1111 F.miam st ,
FORSA1.E HORSE3 , WAQONS.ETO
IlnlcH.l ! < a woM llrst InHoi'tluiiJnn wonlllierc-
nfli'r. NothhiR taken for li-nt tliun ' . ' . "o.
I > FOH HALK , 'ONE LA1UJF ORAY TEAM ,
wclBht about u.fitHi , wiiiron and harness , nt your
own prlco. Fidelity Loan and Ouarantv com
pany , room ) , Wllhnell block , Misr rj
-A OOOD TKAM WITH HARNESS AND COAL
wagon eheap for cash. John M , Westerlleld ,
.South Omaha. MUOl ) lit
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hatct. IH'vn wonl first hmprtlon , le a wor.l
tlioreaflOr. Notlilnic taken for los * iTian -"c.
Q oNB-iiHUNswnirvnTA
oiiii pool table. iiBO'l ( I months , nn irood : IH new ,
for alu ehuait. Addroii 1 * . O. box 81:1 : , West 1'olnl ,
Nub. Hl'J
QKOtt SAI.K CIIKAI1. 1 TWO-tlKVOUITIOW
C.iiiibc | > lliiewBiRiit'r | iiri si alul 1" double I'ylln-
dcrTaylor.aJrHprlii ? , with l\vo folilcr.1 ! itoml eon-
illtlon. AddruHi for particulars Lack IUx8 , Soutli
Omaha , Nub. : )7'J )
SALK , 1'UO 1'Ul'l'lES , 1HIH
t H IIX'Qt. MJtll ) Dl !
- HUIIERMAN..tE\VELER.COR. lil .VDOIIOLAS
Q-iu
E ti : cd 18UI ) , Diamond Importer ; Ixnlrock.
Illll Jil
- HAVE Ifl.OOO.tlll FIRST MORTO.UiE ON
farnlncarOiualia.il ) PIT cent , Kilt eilce. for
stile. AddreHH Y ill ! , lien. M''iUH *
, 1 SKTI1AU KIXTUI'.KS.CONSIST-
Inir of front bar. back tor , lulrrUr , llciicor cam %
nRarcaHt' anil runnier. Hcrron. ivfrteorator. Hycrt"
tar.v , 1 Clovt'Iaiul uut'r pinup , ami 1 NiitlotialcaHh
mglBtcr. Aliuru llxltin't liuvti boi'iUinod out' year ;
Adcln'fS Jolin IK'Idi-lk , K.tlrbnry. Neb. M1KW 1H
MISCELLANEOUS.
Itatns , lOu a line i-aeh liitertlon , * l.fil ) a lino. per
nionlli. Nollilng lalcun for l s- < than 'jrie. _
iV-OKOttQK IIKANDT. VllACTICAr MILf.KH ,
-LViniB South Mth HI. , Omaha , ammimcoH that ho
IH prvparctl to do all IcluilH of Hliarinudilj. or mill
MlOIIDF ) . 10U ! ! > '
1 OMAHA POULTRY .SHOW Al.fj THIS WKKK
Vat U''tH Fan lain Htront ; Hpcolal . ittriiutlons.
Admluslon , aiUillH , 15 ccntH ; uhlldivn.,10 ccnlH.
Mi37 ! HI
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CLAIRVOYANTS
Ilatcs , lOc a Itnooach Ins'-rllon. $1. fill i a Him par
month. Notlihn ; taken for loss tliunTu ; .
S"mt97NAlrarKV. . 7AUUENrc iivbv7\NT ,
rcllablo business medium ; nihycarut llUN.lllth.
Sin
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MASSAGE , BATHS. ETC. , ,
Kales , lOo a line nac.h limc-rtlon , $ l.no u line per
mojilli. Nollihit ; taken for lens than 'J-Tu.
VI MADAMK. SMITll r.flo S. llTII , 2
1 room : i. jMiHKigcvuiioralcoholHlcani.Hiiplinr- |
Inu anil HC.I batlm. M17i ! 1U *
' MMU'LA IlUE , MAS3AOK , 410 SO. IfiTII.
. M570D Ul
T'-MMK.CARSON ' , 1.1SL , , DODC5LAS. THIRD
floor , room 7.iias , , ) > aifo , ulcolnjl , HiiloHnr , and
aeabalhs. HI'214 17
MME. STOWK. MAGNETIC IIKAI.KK. P.OOM
Ti HOHotel , IlrmiHWlok. M'jlH : li
PERSONAL.
UatfiB , lOoiilliiui'nch Ins-jrllon , * l.SUa Unu per
nionlli. Nothingtnkrn for ICSH than ' - ' . " > c. .
U MASSAOK TUKATMENT.J-U < KOTRrt-TnKH-
mat liatliH. Scalp and lialrtro.itini.Mit. irianlcnru
andcldropoillHt.MrHl > osl.ilKS.lStli.WUIinclttilk : ! )
811
U IP YOU K.VnNKSTUY DKSIHK QU.IOK. AD-
vautasoouH. liunorablo inari-lairn Hoiil. ( lOu for
Ni'W Yfar'H Ninnboi1 Malrhiuinlal KUWH. Mnrcur ;
mailed In pliiln Boalod envelop. JU'rcniv'U'JS Kaat
lilli Htrci't , Nuw York. Jl , 1:111 : , U7'
TT-VIAVI IH A HOMB THBATMKNT HHAT..TII
Uhook andconHiillallon five. Scnd'iiainniiOl N.
Y. Life Illdif. Lady atUuiilaiil. JLS77J2 *
U FOR A CHRISTMAS OUT. DO NOT tfAII. , TO
Klvo onn that 1 plcaBum Klvlns , ustitiil and
lastlnir. Tlm llclit riiiinlnir Donu'Hlu ! Howfm : mil-
rlilnn IH n wrffol iri'asuix1. I'or Halo by K. L. I.ovn-
Joy , 118N.lf.lhBl . ' 1113 SO *
U-$1.FOR ! I''CABINET 1'IIOTOS , Ot-'E HxlO
very t > est of yonrttelf , worth $4.01) ) . i.A nice
holiday preHfml , by pivHcntlinr this coupon .at
Co .ill's L'l''i ) CumliiEr si. ; good for It ) ilaya. *
MONEY 1O LOAN REAL ESTATE.
RatcN , lOuallm ; each IiiHurllon , $ l.fi ( ) a line pur
monlli , Nolldnj ; taken for li'Bs limn ' 'fit ,
ir MONEV TO LOAN AT TXIWEST RATES.
> The O. F. Davis Co' . , 1S05 Farnam Bt. Bir.
TIT LOANS ON IMIMIOVKI ) AND ITNIMPJIOVBD
' 'city proiHjrty. * .1.0(111 ( anil mnvanlH. rt lo im per
cutnodolayH.W.F.irnniiiSmllh.V.Co.ii' ; : > UFarnaii
. 81U
. . Y.
I.Ho. Irmls al low niU'.i foroholco nncnrlty on
Cebniska und Iowa farnm or Onialiu city property.
817
\I7-MONKYTOLOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
' < < Iriipi'ovi-iland mdniprovod Omaha iv.il estate ,
1 to'fiyears. Fidelity Trust Co. , 17U2 FariiHin.
\V-MONEYTO LOAN AT CURRENT RATE-i ,
' ' Apply to W. ll.Metklo , Flrnt Natlojia ) Ilk. bid ; .
1 till )
HT-MORTOAGE LOANS , A. MOORK , 3(14 ( N. Y.
Llfu . lll-J7 )
\ \ -WANTED , AT ONCE. AI'l'LIOATIONS FOR
llrst elans loans uu Omaha pi'Opnrly from
& ! .OUit ) $ ir > , ( H > l > . Fidelity Trust bompany , 170' . '
Kariuim hi.clly. tilt ) ill
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Raten , Uki u Hun each liiKerllon. $1 , fid u llnu par
month. Noililiift taken for | IBH than ' 'Su ,
w will loan you liny Mini which you wluli ,
ill or lark'e. ut Hie lowent iMmrttbln raioa. In thn
uidckcHl posBlhlillnie , uiiil fur any It'iiiilh of tlmu
'o mill yon. You can pay It back In nucli limtulli
menlH UH you wlnli , when you WHI | | , und only
pay for It UH Ions UH you keep It. You can boi-rou'
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HOUSEHOLD FIIRNITURR AND PIANOS ,
HORSES. WACUINH AND OARRIAOES.
WAREHOUSB RECEIPTS. MERdll ANDISK
OR ANY OTHER 8KCHIUTY ,
Without publicity nr removul of propurty.
OMAHA MOHTCiAUB UAN ) CO. ,
illMl SOUTH 1UTII STREET ,
Flmt floor above tlm nit-eel.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST ANIK1NLY INCORPOR-
ATKD U1AN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
: v'-iVo You\v"ANT MO'NB vi
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;
: Wo will loan yon AN YUUM you \ \ lull on your
tPURNITURK. PIANOS. HOItSES , WAOONS.
ICARHIAUKS. WAREHOU.SK RKOEIPTS , etc.
; Wo Blvo prompt alteniloulo ull appllcalloiiH ,
: nnil will carry your loan an lonjr an yon wish ,
: Youuaiir hu' < > timeout ufrurrylm ; your loan
; by a payment at any thne.Tlieiii IH no publicity
.or removal of properly.
; flDKLITY LOAN HUH ANTEE CO. .
; Room \VllhllPll block ,
: Cor. IDtliund ILtmcy Hta.
Hal
X \-MONEY TO LOAN , 70'J N. Y. LIFE IILDO ,
Ml54 JU
-MONKY TO LOAN1 ON HORSES. WAGONS.
pianos und furnllnru of all kinds , ItUblucHi
il. Fred Terry , room 4110 , Runiro block ,
MU8U
V -WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE-
-Acurltjj mrictly uouliaeiillal. A , K Harrln , room
1. Continental block. 8'"J
BUSINESS CHANCES ,
Itatou , looa line each liiaerllon , ft. 50 a Hiiu i > or
monlli. Kolhliur lukun for le a than u&r.
location : cheap far ciiah. Uooil roa * < ) ii for
. AdJrem.V l.Hgoomco. 010 II'
IN AN ESTAUUSIIED
eiw M. ll.cart of itoiit-
. Omaha , Mob. M3ta 1 j *
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Y -WANTED. I'ABTNEK WITH * -J.OOO IN A
wrll-o lablUlicd dry vooiU and fnruUhliir
ualiutuilua (0 < Kl OUcklldl * town , Aildruk * f
IS , Omaha Deo. 9VJ-I3
BUSINESS GUANOES
Continued
Y-FOR flALK. AN INTEREST IN A MANDFAO-
turln ? plant with position In the ofllcc If no dp-
nlrwl ) , $10,000.00 loflfi.oiM.ooc.uli rodtilrcil. No
trailed comlderod. The company
llnliM tmdn on n n'A'ly aclllnic artlclo at n front
pront , AclilrcHHSaO Hoe. MM
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-A VAVOltAliLR OPPORTUNITY TO F.NTKR
nn old.ent.iblliliwl buqlnnsi. Will bopnJamin
nry 1. Incrnaio of I > IIHIIPM. | intklnT ilnilrxliln ad-
dltlon.il cnjiltil wldch may t nctlre or allcmt on
Buaranteoil lefrltlmalo mtnrn1 ? . Corre pou'lonco
or Intprvlnw solicited. Win. Flemtnir & Co. . llth
nnd Douglas Btfcel. MuiM
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-WANTED , RY CHICAOO HOUSE , OOOD
man wllli omn IIIPAIII lo hamlle Ncbrafka busi
ness wltti office. In Omaha ; salary and expense !
paid anil uxtm pf rccnlnce alloweil. Appllcatloim
to recolve attention nhouUl nlalo business export-
rnco. If any , tilno name nt least onn refcrencu.
Adilress "llnslncss , " care Pnxion liotnl , Omaha.
M11H 12
V -WANTED ASH.KNTOR ACTINO PARTNER.
JL Kcmleimm or lady of ( rood uildreHS. for : i first
t'l.iss now nnd ftmnll umlertnklnei no trade ; uo
risk ; Biu-ce.ss asmnvd. AiUlrens Y-il. , lice.
lice.V'211 I"1
Y-OOOD STOCK OF DllttOS FOR SALE ! ONLY
Block In a Hood town In lown. Address YHil. UPC.
2S"i I'J *
FOE , EXCHANGE.
Uati'H , 10o a. line each liiHTllcm , $ l.i"0 a lluo per
monlli. NothliiR taken for less Unit 23c.
f/-\ OWN 100 FARMS IN NEIIRASKA. KANSAS
f-innil Dakot.i. Will rn-11 cheap or ( Txchanco for
mdsu.horHci ! and calllu. Add. Ilex 70rr.inkfort.Int
Z-STOCK OP MILLINERY AND NOTIONS ,
want horses and cattle. Ilex ' 'US Frankfort , 1ml.
y-CLKAR KASTERN NEIL- LAND TO EX-
so for mdse. P. 0. Ilex HOJ , Fremont , Nob.
V RO ACRES CLEAR LAND TO TRADE FOR
- < itroeor.v Block , Prlco. $ a.OUl.oii ( ) 4 miles from
Central City ; 40 ncrei In cultlratlon , balance ) 111
for cultivation. Address lock box 40t : , Central
City , Nob. MI7U IMS'
V 100 TO l.'JOO ACRES CLEAR IILACK SOIL
"amlcush forimlso. D. J. Wilson , Norfolk , Neb.
MtlitS DU4'
y-FORSALKOR MXCHANOE. OOOD LIVERY
A/barn In itoocl town. Will trade forwtock of poods ,
lianlwarc , rood work horses or for Rood land ,
ll.tvn Rood land In South Dakota will trade for
Block of trooils. AddruHS , J , H. Knglo.Ma CI rovela.
7HiiaU ! !
y-FOUEXCHANOI'J.QNE IMPORTED CLYI1ES-
AJcluli1 Htalllou , 7 years old ; tuketi first premium ;
ulso Hnveral work hoi-Hes. Will Hell cheap or ex-
uhaiuro for land , il , L. Roasltor , Silver Ci-eok , Nc > b.
Ml III 14 *
. yF01l SALM OR EXCHANOK FOR MURDHAN
'Jdlhu , cheap , laml In Ilex llutto. county. Neb.
AdUrc s Lock Ilex 71) , Alllanci ; . Neb. Mil. . i ! lilNeb.
r/-CLKAR AND INCUMDERKD FARM LANDS
/j\a \ I'XChaiiBh 'for ceneral merchandise , bontH
und HhoeH , hurdwaro nml Implements , nt uclual
valttu. Land Is well Hltualed litLotip and Custer
eoimllns. Improved or unimproved. AddrcHS
Lock H x in , Tuylu.Neb. . Mlil4 IB'
y-AN'KAST FRONT ( iaj-S FOOT LOT. INSIDE I
/-Jmllo chvle. doar. worth S. > , < IIO.UO ( , lo cxuanco
for house and lot. Fidelity , 170a Fnrnam t.
r/ -1 LOTS , IDTII ST. , JUST N. OF HICKORY ,
J$1.000.00 each , lo exclianeo for house ami lot ,
Fldollly , 170'J Farnam HI. yil ! 13
ZA GOOD HORSE AND I1UOOY OR UPRK1HT
piano and a little cunli will bo taken .IH iHt pay-
menl on new four-room IIOIIHU und full lot ut bottom
tom IlifiireH. AddrcHH Y it' ' , Ilpis , ai7 111 *
y--l 0 ACRF.S GOOD IMPROVED LAND IN
> "Fiirnacoeciiintv " , Nebraska , to Iracio for iner-
chanilJHC. I. W. Hnlllnirer. IniOKene. la , 'J''IJ la *
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
RaloH , lOoa llnoeacli hmertlon , $ l.r l ) a line per
month. Nothing taken for lens than -Tie.
FOR SALE.
A choice , well Imnroveil40-acrcs tract In Sarpy
county , within onu mile of the town of L'l Pintle ,
and only three miles from new Fort Crook ; two
railroad stallonn near by ; taxes light In lids
comity ; nearness to Fort Crook , Omaha and Sotilh
Omaha Insures good and porniancnl markets for
garden truck , small fruits , butter , circs and poul
try , besides usual farm products. I can offer this
splendid property at an attractive price fova short
time. Waller G. Clark , I'-'IS Humpy st. ii7 ( ) Dlil
USINESS ULOUK FOR SALE OR TRADE
eastern Nebraska. P. O. box 1011 , Creston. Neb.
M718 DJ5 *
AROAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND-FARMS. SALE
orlrade. F , K , Darling , Darker bllt. ' ' 820
| ? RU1TFARM AT A RAHGAlN.7l : AORKS 1 >
I- miles from llnillH : 4' > 'i appln lrpc'sr ; .0 ( ) bparlnif.
crapes ; 100 cherry trees : ul ) plums. D..J. Hiitcli-
Insoii & Co. , 01 " Il'ilway , CoinieU Blurt's. .MOOil J5
T7OR BARGAINS I HAVE HOUSES ON VATl NAM.
-L HI. , ' . " . > il Ht. . Ilimlolte St. . 1 illli and Mason and
several In South Omaha. Way down prices. Also
farniH for nate and exchange. II. J. Kendall. l07 !
So. Kith Ht. . 121) J8
A$2,000.00 LOT WITHIN 1 MILE CIRCLE ,
clear , for $1.00.0(1. ( Why lock up your money
when yon can llnd an Investment like this ? Fldel-
lly. 170'J Farnam si. , ' "Jii 15
NICK 4-ROOM COTTAGK. $1,100.00 ; $100.00
cash. $10.00 pcv month. A nice ii-room collajie , ,
$1.200.00 , $100.OU cash , balance 4 years , worth
SiMIOQ.OO. Fidelity , 1 ( I'J Farnam HI. 'J'--1C
HORSE3 WINTKBaD.
Rates , lOoalluecach Insertion , $1.50 a line per
njoiilli. Nolhlug taken for leas than i5c.
H1HORSES
HORSES WINTERED AT WINDSOR STAIILES
inth mid Davenport. Will receive tiest of cam
Terms reasonable. M)81 : DU *
HORSES WINTERED : * 4 PKR MONTH. AD-
druss Hopper Ilros , , Elkhorn , Neb.M597
M597 D22 *
ORSES WINTERED. ADDRESS A. W.PIIELPS
, t Son , ' . ' 07 N. Y. Life bnlldlns , telephonn 10 1.
) OOD J7 *
OIUSES WINTERED , $ : i.0 ( ) AND $4.00 A
month. Address Hopper Ilros. , Klkhorti , Neb.
Mlll.-i JO'
HOUSES WINTERED. $ ti.0 ( ) PKR MONTH ,
-llcared foraiulilnllvnrml without eharirn : cotnl
care irnarautectt. W. II. Mlllanl.'Omaha Nat'l bank.
Ml I'J i0 !
TTORSES WINTERED. FAIR ( MOUNDS ; * ! k $3
JJ.DIO. . : hay & grain twice a day/ ; every horse box
uUlll. lUiincy llroi. or J. \Vltliro\v. . Te.1. lOtl.
' ' ' ' .
M''ll.V
LOSX.
Ratcn , Hia u word llrnt Iniprilon , lo ci word'
theroattnr. Notldii ! , ' tiiknii for IUHS than U o.
$ . ' 3.00 REWARD. 1 WILIi PAY THE AI1OVE
rinv anl for ihu mcovcry of - ' ( fold watchi'i'
from ! IOO' ' Chicago utreet , Kuveniluir .
One ladles' liiintlnir ciH ! Swlun wateh. oliaBoil cane ,
No. In caHO 'JUU'.IL' , iiiimo T , C. I.udmolo limlde.
Hhort h'old olialii with rlmr and drum attached. The
other , open fac-i' , marked on bark \V\VhllouTiib. , .
Anuddltlonal reward of Mfi.lio for the armHl and
coin-lctloncif tliu tliloven. A.S.Volcntt , 210 M'
OST-fiOfiD RINO , l.ARQE SET. WITH
Initial "S"vllh U 'chip cllamnndH. Ix'avii at
ilninch , V Co. , tilth and llnrnoy , and 'r vt > lvo ru-
waitl. " M'.MII ! ! !
LOST OENT'S OOMJ-FIM.KD HONTINO CASE
wutcli. bftwi'cn Omaha and South Omaha. Ru-
tnrn lo I'.HB ( 'lilfaircMind get tvwniil. M''ll HJ'
IOST KNOI.ISH SETTER PUP : IlkAflK. WHITE
J.inil tun ; uiiHwrrn lo naiiio of I.IHIo , Liberal reward -
ward If rolnriuMl tollliiehartv fallnry. Mt ! to I'J'
DRESSMAKING.
Rules , Honllniiiicli ) : Inxnrtlon , $1.50 a line par
month , Nolldntr taken for lu i thin J3u.
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" \\rANTED.KlNB SKVVlNIi ; I.ADIBS' AND I1A1IY
' uuttttHu ) xlully. ! Mre. llnrtoii , I7i4 Capitol
avenue. M12S JH *
ENOAOEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN
Kimtllej ) Bollcltca. r MlHHStunly. 4'JIH Nluholau.
' MIO'J ]
MUSIC , ART AMD LANGUAGES.
Rules , KHiallnaench Insertion , fl..lOa Unu par
month. Nothing lakun for IDHK tlun U''C ,
G. OBI.I.ENI1F.CK , IIANJOIST ANUTKACHER ,
. 1810 California Ht. .IU
G.MHH.
MHH. THOMAS. AUTIST. HAS 8KVBUAI , OIL
aiid vttltiri'olor p.iiiitlu < M for H.il . Piipllacatf
now Join clasi. Studio , 'J I Ilarker Itlovk.
Itlovk.M070
M070 1S
XJND ERTAKER9 AND EMB ALEMKS
UateH , lllo a llnu oacli limcrUon , f l.nil a line per
month. Nothln ; taken for loss luan ySn ,
-/Jacobsileeeasefti later wlthU. . O. Maul ) , iindor-
takcranduinbahncrHUM. lUtli ht. Tel. tH > D.
H31
H.1C. . UlIItKETr.KIINKltAIr IIIHI-MTOR
. riubalmur. HUH Cldcaro Ht. T l. Uu. HIJ ;
SECURITIES FOK SALE.
Italea , lee aline each lniirlloii , Cl.nOallno par
month. Nolhlnv taken for less than J5c.
I claKHinortiran'tt on Omaha protwrly lu MIIIIIH
of * 2fiU.on in tJ.ooo.DII. No iH-onrly ) IH hem i than
a good first morlcajti ! . K.'u UH bufarii m'lltliiL' nn
Iiivcblineiil J-'Ute'.lly Trust cviiiiiiy | : , Jlou nidi- , .
LTCiind tlo-jr. t > 87-Ul
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WANIED TO BOHBOW.
RitoH : , HMa Him oicli liihtirlfou.fi. 5(1 ( u Him per
nionlli. Nulhiiit taken f r lens than i3c ! ,
IOIIT TO TKN I'KU CKNT PAID ON ANY
HIIIII ot inom-y . laau Mtiurwl by tli'at morUJZd
ou tfuotl On.ili4 ivjil v.-ilula Alex Moore , 50 1 Now
TorkUfob'Jlldln ; MSIt Di
111 * ) .
Goaic , Sea ; , tvil , bolt ; rinse , rinse away , . ,
And scarcely See the board at all , upon a washing day.
For SANT LAUS SOAP U doeojlhe work ,
And toil iathnnged to play ,
While Raify ffj.figs
the laundry maid ,
Upon \V'a'Mfin day.
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO. ,
Sole Manufacturers. CHICAGO , ILL.
.SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
Rates , Uleu Hnneaeh Insertion , $ l , . * > 0a llnu per
month. Nothin taken for teds Ilian We.
LADiES .V ! > 7KNTLMKNupOON
acqun a worklnir.knoWliMlcn of Hhorthand nnd
i.viii'wrllhnr ut A. C.Tini Saul's school of nlmrt *
liand , Oia N. V. Life , Typpwrlters to rent. 8'JS
PAWNBROKERS.
Rales , lOoil line naeh his rtlou , $1.V ) u line per
monlli. Nothlnc taken for less than 2. < c.
T SONXENI1KRO , DIAMOND IIROKER. litcir.
v DoiiffldH Ht. Loans money on diamonds ,
watches , etc. Old iroltl and stiver bought. Tel. 1538
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SCALES.
Hatu , .10callnieach liiserlUiu , * l.r > l ) a llnopo
nionlli . Nothing liikoiffor IOHS limn 'Me ,
. \ AND SECOND II AND W7AI.KS.AM. KINDS.
Nr.\V llonlcn li Sulluclt CO. , Laku nt..Clilcniru
STEAMSHIPS.
. STKAMSHII'S. NKW
YOKK.LONDONDKUltY.'Uit.ASKOW. ' Fniiic li :
Dee. 'J. 1 li. in. ! Ktldopla Dw. 1li , 11 a. in. : Dcvonla
Doc. li. p. in. ! Anchorla Do S. .M , : i p. in. Saloon ,
wcond c\iw \ and Hlt-orairc ratlin on lowosl litrnm to
ami from Iho principal Sootoli. Knsrllsli. Irish and
nil Continental points. KxeiirHtoni Irom ChK-airo
arriving In tlinn to Hpcnd Christmas lioltdaj'H at
lionic. For money orders. draflH. outward or prepaid -
paid tickets for ClirlHtnni < i i > ivH > 'iitn apnly tti : iu.v of
onrlocalasBiiU. oi-to 11KNDKIISON HUOTIIERS ,
CHICAGO.
-Till : KKAI.TYMAltKl'ir. .
INSTRUMENTS placed -on - record Decem
ber. 0 , 1SU3 : . . , ' , ; : }
WAUIlANTY..D.nD.'t. |
C A Oalcs and wlfu et nt. to I'lorencu
Onkley , llOxMO feel euni-30 fcotn of
nw corner lot -1 , block 'T.-K Ills wood. 3.000
Florence Oakley to CoclllaD'Horinan ,
sumo /.i.-I . 3,000
Edward Cnssldy and wlfo to Andrew
Madson , lot 'J3 , block 'J.iMlsiourl Av-
piuio | iark . - . . \i. . . . : 050
G W Amos and wlfo lo .MiU'tlili Joy , lots
HnnclO. blook4 , Aiiic-0l'lac 1,000
W 9 Itrooks to G W Aine6l Jt'J4 , , block
4 , same . -.1 400
G W Amns nnd wlfo to W itf * Hrouk .
lot'J4 , block 3 , same..r..u \ 000
E I ) Troup and husband to H Iv Davis ,
lotiJ'J , hliwk-13. and lota-V'Jloek 17 , .
Orchiirn 11111 . . . . . . . . . . , - , 2,000
Lij Uecdund wlfo to ( Jlttlsdan Kcld-
gnrd , lot 2J : , block 2 , Hnzol.Torriice. ' 462
JoinOli Kratoulivll nnd JwIWio ; Anna'
Wlllo , u 35 fuul.lot 5-illoi'jJS , SnUillv ' ,
of .1 1 HQdlck'H nclrtJiT.i > . . . . . . . . . . , ' , ,3q9Q.
gA..llllon to ,1.IJ , .MeOrpnoUl . Jql. lU-w--
Ijlock4 , Schrlver l'laro..wii < / 800
E I. Wcstou mid husband lo A M
Weston , lot 5 , SuitnysldivndU ! w 30
foot of o GO froi ! lot 2t'Mllurd ) ! seiyn
ndd ; . . . : . . . . . . ; ? ; . . 7,000
J M llolblo and wife to Hurulr I'ontn ,
. lot 22. block tU. ! IliinVeatii I'ltico. . , . . . 1
Sarah I'ornn nnd husband to M K
Hi'tliln , Hiimo r , 1" '
A J Droxcl ct. ill to Uinuhu lii'ldgc und
Terminal Railway oninp'nny , 7.93
acres coniinenclii ; ; ti ) rods w-of so
cor no 15-1&-13 ; 'J04x09 fcot com- .
nionclng2G4 feet n of no cor block
310 , Onmhn ; lu.xao rods COIIIIIUMH- :
Ing 50 rods w of so cor ho 10-10-13. . 180,330
Union Slock Yards conrpiny : to John
Cnlok.lots 1 and 2 , block 14,1st , add
to South Omaha , . . . 100
M T Harry nncl wlfo lo , J N I'ren/ur , .
lot 1 , block 2.1'lalnvuiw ' . . . . . 900
Louis Shrooclor , IriHIeoto John
_ _ Kubat , lot 19 , block 14 , Ilroivn I'ark' 300
QUIT CLAIM IBiiH. ) :
J L Brltton nncl wlfo to G \ \ C'unnlii- ! ,
ham. lot 40. Hurt-Oak' : lot H , blck
10 , K V Smith's add , and lot 3 ,
block 21 , Walnut Illll D24
Ernest Illhl and wife to-\VK I'lmii ,
lots 1 and 2 , block 10 , Hchluslncor's
add , , 1
Anglo-American MortgiiKO and Trust
company to U R Ilunnerford , lolH ,
hloolc3 , Lukoviuw..i. % 1
1IEKDS ,
G A Ilcnnctt , shcrin' , to J Molklo.
lots 17 and 18 , block 113 ; 'Dnnclco
Place . " . . . . . . . . .J > . . . 7
Total amount of transfer $20-1,827
BUREAU. SUES A : CO. . HOLlClTOUH.Haa
llulldln' , ' . OMAHA. NBU. Aclvleo KillH
RH1LWHY TIME OHRD
> ,
Omaha | Depot llllli and M-JHOII Sis. | Omaha
4.15 pm .Chlnairli VustlUiilu. . . . . . . . . II.rui am
11.45 am Chleaih aui
.7 M'J pm Cldcavo Ic low.i Local. . . , ,
11.Mum . .Loc'il
'LO ivo
O.uah'1 . _ .
10.ir.am . , " . ' . .Denver ExpniHi.T . - ! i.l.Tii :
KM.'am . DoadwuQil Hxpres-i. . , . l.lflpni'
4nupm , . DtmVer Expreni . 4. input
U.COpm . .Nobr.uUu Mual iKxnflitHanl , H.ripii ) :
H.lSuml. . Lincoln ( Kxcnpt Siini..lt.'J.'iam
l K.C. . Hi"J. .veO. il. | Airivui
Omaha I Dppot llllli and Alittoii.Rtt. . I Oniuliii
11,43 nmI..Kansan City Day'ExpreiH , . . . ! f > .3.1pn
Jj. 3piill : { . U. Nltlit Kxp..vln nL'.Traiij.ill.f.llajn
' . ' .in pm , OvnrUnd I'lynr I ll.iUVi ; | |
: i.43i > tn Uoatrlcq A strcnin.jj'X.lox ( Sum , 1 - . : i ( ) p.u
Ojnalia Omaha
ll.l : , ' > piil.Chicago | Ilnill"l
( Ex.S.ill..Cld .
U.JCiim Mo. " "
Leavun I
Onialial ' Dypot l3ili _ aiilVjib } ' aL IJil'VC '
. . St. r ulExp'rji ( > ii O.oo am
10.00 pm " ' '
0.10 pm Dally ( t'S .Sinn X P."l' ( ) iii'il
leaves ftaT. p. . Mr fO. | Arrives
Omaha . Slliami Wi'liHlcr-SU. j Oinah k
"fiTcouni" . .SuTux City AccommpdiiUon. . , n.o.lpm
l.inpm Sioux City KviirtMi ( i : < c."Biui.ll'.MOpiu )
fi,4,1pm St. Piil | Llinltnl. ; , ' ; . . . . H.V.Iu'41
B.lOpiu Oakland I .inaaiu r ( Ex , Sun.)1 H.I."Jam
- XiTY\V PAlI''or ! ' "I Arrive *
Omuha Depot.10 am' Maivy 8t . I Onialrt
* 0.5.iaiii . S"lo"nx t'tly Pasrmter..I " Irt.-'Opm
_ 4.00pm jj M. Paul . . ; . . . . . .mi
feavu * "i
Omaha' Duixit. I I OlUUlU
"h.45pm | " . St. Paid Untiled. . . . , , ( H.U.'i
_ ; 'CliluagoLliiiUcil . I tv.'it
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UMA1IA& Sf , LOUIS , . \rrtveii
Onmlialll l * . J > epot. lutli nml Maroyl OuiaUa
' .5 pm | " .St. i/ouucjiuuoo liaim
DIRECTOR J11LIARD TALKS
What Ho Lonruod About Railroad Matters
at the New York Mosting.
UNION PACIFIC REORGANIZATION DISCUSSED
Coiircs anil tlio Hoard * tif Dlrcctorn
Aluy Acrtto Upon So in o I'tnu by *
YVIllch : thu Drills of. tlio
Uniiil .Miiy Itu .denied.
Mr. Joseph II. Mlllard , who returned from
Now York Saturday , where ho wont to wt-
tend a meeting of the Union Paclllc board of
dlrcutors , talked pleasantly to a resprosenta-
tlvo ot Tun Bun yesterday about Union
Pacllic affairs.
"Tlie incoting of the directors was called
to take action with reference to the death of
the late Frederick Ij. A mo * and to elect a
successor to fill the vacancy. Appropriate
resolutions were passed nnd Oliver Ames ,
second , was elected to his father's position
in the board. Beyond this there was little
done , as the receivers are the real kings un
der the present condition of affairs. "
Speaking of the efforts being made to
arrive at some plan of organization Mr. Mll
lard remarked that a full meeting of the re
organization committee was held last
Wednesday In Now York , called for the pur
pose of hearing the Individual opinions ot tno
men on the situation. "Tho meeting was
preliminary in Its nature , " said Mr. Millard ,
"and naturally there wore us ninny theories
as there were members present. However ,
I anticipate that within four or six months
the rcorganlmion will bo perfected , .which
is a consummation devoutly to bo wished for.
Of course there will be some members of
congress who will Oppose any scheme of reorganization -
organization , nut with Colonel Brlce uschair-
.nian of the senate committee on railroads and
also a incmbur of the reorganization commit
tee it is natural to presume that some nlan
of scaling the debt will bo devised.
"It wilf bo impossible for the rcmd to
shoulder a weight of nearly R00)0d,000 ! ( ) of'
debt without some hblp from the holders of
*
the 'nlbrgsges , bonds and collateral trust
notes. The covernmeut should wipe out the
mortgage debt entirely , wash off the slate
as it wore , and allotv the bondholders tu ar
range for ila proper care.
"Aid is desired for the Nicaragua cnnal
project from the government , and 1 don't
know but wiint the government should ex
tend the aid , but I would be in favqr of
Riving the aid outright , as should have been
done in the Union Pacific cases. "
"Ilow.long do you imagine the receiver
ship will continue ! "
i "Well , that's mighty hard question to
I answer. Maybe six mouths , maybe two
j years , and , possibly , considerably longer ,
There are so many interests to bo consid
ered that a scheme of reorganization will
necessarily take lots of time for Incubation.
I have faith , however , that some acceptable
method of reorganization will shortly bo
submitted to congress for ratification.1
Talking to a railroad man yesterday
aout ] ) Union Pacific affairs he was emphatic
in his denunciation of ( . 'buries Fraueis
Adamswhom he charged with wrecking the
system. "Tlio Homage received from Adams
rest the Union Pacific millions. The Oregon
Hallway & Navigation company , the Union
Pacific , Denver & Gulf system and the con
tracts with tlio Milwaukee and Rock Inland
were parts of Mr. Adams' theoretical aOmin-
istration of Union Pacilie affairs. Not
only did this Boston litterateur a'nd
scholar agree in the Oregon ( { ail-
way & Navigation company case to
assume all the indebtedness of tfiecompany ,
but he agreedto p.iyii per cent interest ml
the ; Btoclr , n Iq't of'rotten ships cominij.to the
Union Paelllct ns part ot the system. Now
tlio truth of the matter. Is the Union Pacillc
would be enough sight hotter off without
either the Denver & ( ! ulf and ihe Oregon
Hallway and Navigation company. "
TUIIIMII. ; i-oit KKUICIVIOK.
lie Will Tnko Olinrcii of llio Union 1'ailllc ,
llmivrr & dull iullr ; < m < l.
IP.NVF.U , Dec. li. Jiidgo Hallctt in the
United States district ' .emir | ; this afternoon
appointed Frank' riinjbull of this city it's
receiver for the Union. Puciiie. _ Denver &
Ciiilf railway. The appointment is the re
sult of a compromise agreed upon ycsturdny
by tlio Union Pacific ! people nnd ox-Governor
KvaiiB nnd his irieuds.
At yestorday'ti conforcnco the Union
Pacific representatives positively retimed
to c'oiiscnt to the appointment of any man
named by Governor ISvuiiB. U'ho Union
Pacific then proposed to submit six
names and allow Governor Kvans to mnke
his choice from this list. This was njjrood
to and the Union Pacilie presented the fol
lowing : General (5 , M. Dodgo. H , I1. Smith ,
formerly general manager of tlm Kansas
J'acillojC' . Fiahor , Morgan Jones , presi
dent of the Fort Worth & Danvnr ( JUy road ;
W. A , Detiell and Frank Trumbnll. Gov
ernor Kvans promptly selected Mr , Trum-
bull ami B. il. II. Cluvlc ratified the selec
tion. 'J'ho vt'golver's bond was placed : . I
i'JNJ.OOUand bo Illed tomorrowTlt | > : i | -
pointmcnt is a decided victory for Governor
Kvans , but at the saihd time is Satisfactory
to nil 'parties interested. The now receive1 ? IH
pronounced a capable man of the highest in
tegrity , Ho Ims been in active railroad
work for fourteen years , was auditor for the
receivers of the Texas IVclllct. was auditor
of tbo freight department of the Missouri
Pacific for several years , Is now president of
the Citizens Coal company of this city ,
which is if Union Paclfiu cancorn , und is a
director of the- Denver Tramway company
aim Union National hank , both of which uro
owned principally ' by Governor Kvans and
his friends.
TruinbuU has been for years the agent for
James FlominluK of Dundee and other for.
olffn' investors , and U a personal friend of
Macon & Phcips and Kennedy Todd & Co.
and several other Now York bankers.
lUtllit'd tlm
ST. fvOinst , Dec. 11. A mooting nf tlio
stockholder * of the Iron Mountain railway ,
held here today , ratified the recent purchase
by,4Jiocire | < ; tor.H of thai line of the Houston ,
Central Arkansas & Northern road in
Arkansas , and itylll shortly bo turned over
lo the ) Iron Mountain.
Til Coiiiultir ( ; liHHBrf in
A special meeting of the west of the Mis
souri Itlver freight ratorommiUco will beheld
held nt the Mlllard .hotel today at I ! ) o'clock ,
called for lite nurpdsaof considering chances
lu rales to mm from Colorado points.
Nut II | > fn Kx | > oclutloui.
New YOIIK , Doo. U.Tno annual report o
the Kvausvillo i , Terre Haute railroad for
thoyp.ir cnrtltift Juno W. shows : Not cnrn-
lues or J.'V/J.OT'Jj ilccroaso , : } ll7.r > Mj surplus ,
JoH.Orj. Tlio president' * report stntc * Hint
the ex | > et'ttitloli9 of World's fair trank'
were not realized , nml that largo amount *
were oxiMMiiloil to rnnblo llio roinuauy to
hnndlo tlio heavy tr.inio lookotl for. but
which tint not inatcrl.illr.u.
soiD TO Tin : niii roint.
Clitcacn A rml.-rn llllnnl < Itnitcht I > T Hi
( > ri > nt AlHrkry yy toiu.
NRW YOIIK , Dcv. ll. lt la announced that
the Chicago ft , K.itcriijlllnols has been sold
to the Ulg Four vouin.iny. The transfer \vlll
ho made , It is said , on February t. Tnls
gives.the Big Four nn independent entrance
to Chicago.
CiilfAno , Dec. 11. 1) . W. llillnrd , troav-
urer of the Chicago , t lstorn Illinois road ,
said today ho had no information roirardlm ;
the sale ot the ro.id lo thn Big Four. "I
can neither deny nor confirm the slory. "
said Mr. Hlllard. "Mr. Porter , our i-halr-
man , Is now In New York City , nnd wo hnvo
had no notice from him that such it chnngo
would lie made. The Chicago & Eastern
Illinois rbsid owned thu tine-fifth interest
In thu L'hlc.'iiro & Western Indiana
ioad.vnlt > ti has elaborate tracltnee and ter
minal facilities , By tliu purchnyc of the
01110110 & Knstorn Illinois the
Big Four will thus acouro an
ctiti'nuro tt > Chicago 'Indrppiident '
of Its prrspiit tracknpo over the lllhipls Cen >
tral. The Chicago it Western Indiana has a
Chit-ago depot , while the Big Four at pres
ent uses the Illinois Central Into which Its
trains are run.
KmiH.15 City Worlu'd lip ,
Kansas City Is oonnldorahly wrought up
ovcran Interview attributed ton Burlington
man published In TIIK BKK December ,
wherein the stntcmcut was made that "the
raise in grain r.itCs would not affect Umahii
particularly , except , if there was n grain
market hero 11 would put u'on n parity with
ICuims City. "
Tlio "Burlington man" looking nt tlio
matter from n .siiperclllcial standpoint was
probably rlifht , but when ono llrm can soil
700,000 , bushels of corn , as it did last week ,
Omaha deserves to bo classed as ciulto us
strong n grain iniirkoi as Kansas City , and.
therefore , entitled to some of thu loaves
which Italians City has enjoyed for years.
Mr. Crosby , speaking of the matter tills
morning and giving a reason for the ralso
which uas brought down on his head the
condemnation of thu trainmen of Kansas
City , said to a Tuts Bin : man : "Tho chamro
In the grain rates to Kansas City was
simply a recognition of the rights of Omaha
as a grain market and n desire on the part of
the Burlington company to do Omaha justice
without discriminating In favor of oraunipst
oilier Missouri Ktvor towns with which it is
in competition. "
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH"OMAHA. .
.lolin It. Slieriunu SiiucveiU Ondiiliy In Stock
YHrilH liiiiiipaiiy Dlroi'tiiry.
At the annual meeting of tlio dlrcetcfrs of
the Union Stock Yards company yesterday
all of the old directors , with the exception
of A. E. Cudnhy , were rc-olertod. Mr. John
B. Sherman of Chicago was elected In his
place. The directors elected all of the old
ollicers , as follows :
John A. McShano , president ; William A.
Paxton , vice president ; Colonel Sharp , sec
retary and treasurer , and W.N. . Babcoek ,
general manager. Mr. Babcoek will not make
any chances in his corps of assistants.
. Mint Comply \vltii tlin Law.
The law requires that all drusgls.ts who
desire to sell liquor for medicinal or other
purposes must first take out a permit , to bo
granted by the city council. The fiscal year
in South Omaha for this sort of business
begins in June. NOt a single druggist in the
city has over taken out n permit as yet , and
yesterday morning Officer Mitchell was
detailed to go among all the
druggists in town and inform them
that they must take out their
lormlts at once _ pr quit selling any liquor.
The law makes it optional with , the druggist/
whether ho tuRes out the permit , but .f < ihe
iocs not ho must 'not sell liquor in any form.
I'ho prieo'of the permit Is $10.- '
After Onlrov Mitchell hart waited upon all
of the gentlemen who deal in drugs hero he
said to a reporter for Tin : BEI : that to.a man
they had agreed to llio thsir applications for
i permit at once ,
I'arlinl OviM- Hotel l''ir.ilt : nri' .
Cliarlrs Ilcchtof Choyoilnoiind Peter Gees
of this city are lawing over the posses
sion of n lot of furniture in the Hilcy hotel.
; ioos traded fyv the hotel propertv aiid'aflcr
li o got possession of the blouse Ilcii'lit replev-
incd the furniture , claituiTuTtliat it was not
included in the deal. The case was first
called in Justice Hodges' oourt , but u change
of venue was taken to Justice Levy's court
yesterday morning. A few years ago Pelei
Lioos was considered to bo a wealthy man in
3muhu , , but lie has traded around until he
has about swapped himself out of nil his
earthly poscssloim.
Ninu lluiirn it itiiy.
The worknicn atlhoCudahy packinghouse
began working nine hours a day yesterday
morning. They begin at 8 In the morning
and quit at ftiuO In the evening.
In the department whom the men nick
chickens the number of workmen has been
so great that the pickers would run out of
poultry before the day was over. Some of
the older hands kicked on this and tlio re
sult was that the force was red need yester
day by laying off about twenty plokyrs. Sonus
of the most rapid men in tins department
make as high us $ ( a day.
I'lrKt Ward Si'limil Opnnril.
The oozy now school housout Twenty-sixth
and F streets was occupied for the llrst time
yesterday. Thisslruoturo cost $10,003 and isa
model building , rontalninir all of the modern
improvements , and is situated on a sightly
lot on the hill. The pupils assigned to this
school are those living north of .land west
of Twentieth streets to tie | Union Parlllo
tricks. This dues not include those who
lire far enough advanced to attend the fllgh
Achoo ) .
Ill ) * tel
Poundmnstor Cuiumlngs hitched bin team
in' tlio alloy by Brewer & Bloan'H furniture
store and while ho was absent for a few
moments n thief stole Bovcral clo/.en eggs
that were In tbecoiivo.s'nuco. The thief cqulcl
have had several pounds of butler also , but
was evidently satisfied with the OBKS. Chief
Beckett had bought thu CL'gs , but Cummlngs
is the only loser ,
ili'i' * 'nf VclnrHiiH Kntnrliilii.
The Daughters of Veterans gave a very
enjoyable ontcrtalr.mcnt ( it Knights of
Pythias hall last ni'-jln , Those who took
part In tlio program wiire : Hnv. li. I/ .
Wheeler. Miss Jessie K.ivago. Miss .lonnv
JJCY.V , Miss Jennie Cottrcll ami Mr. Clnujes
M. Ilinsoii. Following the program , u
splendid lunch was Nerved.
l''ullrcl tu ( Jut u < ; iiiiriiin ,
Mijor Walker nnd ' Couycllnioti .Schultz ,
WA'n" n. ICoutsUy and'.Muialy | were Iho only
membora cif the city council who assembled
at the meeting l Bt night. Tlio mayor do-
clarcd the meriting adjinived until next Rlon-
day nlglit ut Ti)0 ; ) o'clock Hhnrp.
Muiiii City tiu4nii. |
The wife of John J , O'Kourku ' is on the
sick list.
John Carroll , wlfo and son nro all down
with la grippe ,
Low Olex is under arrest for committing
an assault upon Frank Trouba , The row
occurred over u job at ono of the packing
houses-
Marcna , the .l-mouths old daughter nf Mr ,
and Mrs. George Parks , who live ut Seven
teenth and Missouri avenue , died yesterday
morning.
Patrick Coyle'x son , ugcd IS months , died
Sunday morning , Tlm funeral took place
from the residence at Twenty-first and
Brown streets yesterday afternoon ,
Dutec-livo Milt-lull has investigated the
case of George WHldtm , the colored man
who claimed to have bcvu given the slip by
John Kesner , a rancher who owes him for
eight months work. Ho ilnds that Keener
passed through hero on Thursday with
twenty rars of rattle , but did not stop. ' Ho
took nis stock to Chicago. Ho told Ills hired
inon to get o if at South Omaha und ho would
meet them uptown. Instead of mooting
them ho went on lo the \Vhito City , Itg&v.w
has a desperate creditor in Wlljuiis''liow-
over , as the fellow says hovlll get his
inonny if helms to walk back to Montana
and lake It out of Ku uor's hid * . J
DEATH IORKS IN THE LIQUID
Farther Facts Abont the Kind of Oil SoM
in Nebraska. *
± . . . _ ,
DEALERS 'HANDLING THE DANGEROUS STUFF
llio AUuelilng of Knlia llraiuti Oil * Mora
DrHdly Than llyiininito Are Snlil by
tlin 111 ; Monopolies to the In.
iincrtil Doitltr * .
It It not to 1)0 supposed thnt the oil com-
mnlcs nro only soiling their lighter utul In *
fcrlor oils throughout the slntu , ill smaller
owns unit out-oMhc-wny plai'oi , nltlioiisli
the temptation 10 tto so is obviously grout.
The sumo high iiotvcnlngo of ilelleloiit stuff
sold In Oinahnr Lincoln mul otlior Inrao
cities ot the state. Nor UOPS It follow ilmt
, ho Standnrd Oil company Is . tlio only vlo
utor of the Inw. The ronsoii that the Stanu-
nrcl has appeared a the chief recalcitrant l.t
bei'iuiso nearly all of the samples solootod nb
antlom wore from stocks sold by tnog \ > \
nonopoly. Out of nil the samples secure-it
only thrco were from other companies , ono
from the Colorado company mentioned In a
imvlou.H article , nnd two from Scliuilolcl , '
jchiirmcr A To.u'lo , the only company that
ms boon iiblu to maintain Its aultiulo for
voars as the compalltorof the SiutmutiK
[ loth of the samples from consignments sold
by the Soliiiraicr people should hive boon
condemned by the inspootors In compltnncu
with the luw , nlituntgu they \voro cxcotlcnb
IHiinnianU , but both \votu solil for what
Lliey really were , no false values utUuhcd
by the slmiilo application of a different brand
on the etuis of the barrels.
One of those .sample * was from M. N. Snyder -
der , druggist , at Ponder. It was a peed u'r-
tlcio of prime white , but It hart onouph latent
daiiKor concealed In It. to omit n decided
llusli at'.iS = > . It should have been rejected
for iliinnliKitiii" , purposes by the Inspector
who pasfcod lipjn It. If It was over Inspected
at all.
The olhor sample was talcen from the steele '
of. U. H. Uvuns at Union , _ It was Water
white , of tin excellent quality , but It became -
came daiiRCi-ous when heated to IKS3 , Us Hash-
iiiff point. This was sold to Mr. Kvaiis under
the misleading name of'liiO'1 water white.
Its burning point was not IM ) ' , but l'J4 = > ,
where it was just as volatllo and dangerous
and possessed all of the characteristics of
gasoline. H was plainly the duty of the in'
Hpcctur under the provisions nnd require
ments of the Nebraska law to condemn it ,
and see to It tliat It was taken out of the
state.
Under a False Ilnind.
A sample supplied by George M < Chenery ,
a ilriiKfjljt of McCook , was nnothcr Indiu.i-
tlon of how ttio Standard worked him for a
Inichur price uy unixlng what has every In-
dlcMtlonol being u false brand upon common
water white and tinning' into eocene. So
far as the Nebraska law is concerned it. must
bo considered a safu illumlnant , for its fliiali-
ing point was 10'2 = , which. was Justi'i0
lower than the Nebraska Inspector found It ,
to bo with his hair-triBer apparatus.
Not one : iample fount ! with tliu merchants
of Omaha met the requirements of the law. ,
All were positively dangerous , nnd their con
sumption explains the frequent lamp explo
sions that have occurred in the city. From
a grocery utoro located ut 'Jl'J North Six
teenth street a bottle of alleged headlight oil
was purchased that had bccu
supplied the dealer by the Stand
ard company. Under the test
it developed Into a dangerous gasuous com
pound , with a positive Hashing point of 115 ° .
The dealer was selling it ai 15 cunts a gal- .
Ion in the belief that it w.is headlight oil ,
and that the company's guaranty that it Waa
" 175 tcst" earned with it thoussunincft that
it was safe and reliable , with' no"po3sibiUty
of tin explosion unless the lump was.set on *
red hot stove or the house wns.iiflrc. , . , , .
" \Vlr.il. it Cro.is-Kyod Girl C.iiiltl In.
A sudden ] .ir or commotion around the
family lump at ulRht , or a cross-eyed hired ,
girl manipulating tlio/ kitchen lire in UH >
morning , would furnish all the adjuncts nuc-
cssai'.y to necessitate a call for the lire de
partment and the coroner.
At "The State1' grocery on Kist : Douglas
street a oottlo of thosame stuff , light , white ,
gasco.is and dangerous , was pur'clrjscd.
Here it was not headlight , but simple water
white , and was sold by tno Standard luoplu.
at 8 , } < f cents a gallon nnd retailed by the
dealer at I'J , cents. The most crucial tcstr
falloJ to reveal the slightest difference of
any nature between It and the Sixteenth
street alleged headlight. It developed tlm
same gaseous energy at the curlier stage *
and the same .vicious Hash at OS0. '
The will of the oil company made It water
whlto at one' place to meet the demands of
the customer and Headlight at the other for ,
the snno : reasons. They wore simply two
samples of the same , ell , drawn from the
same storage tank probably on the same
day , and delivered by the same built wago'u
within the same hour. Neither should havu.
been sold for any other purposes than hydro- ,
curoon fuel oil. If they were over Inspected'
the inspector could not have been in the
immediate vicinity of his machine when It ,
\ vn nt off.
From the foregoing It may bo safely pre
dicted that more than IK ) tier cent of the oils'
sold in the stale today nro deficient and un
safe and do not meet the requirements of
the law. It is. not unlikely , It is morally cer
tain , that the oils now ; in stock among' tlm
mo. chants of Ncbrnsku are llghtcriuid more
deficient tliun the samples tested by Tin : ,
HUB , for it is a rule common with oil com
panies to push out the lighter grades of oil
In cold weather , when their ctiaractcr is Jess
liable to bo detected. In warm wnathcr the
Joss by evaporation is greater In lighter oils ,
and in cold weather heavier oils , especially
cheaper grades , like prime white , that con
tain lots of par.Ullne' , congeal and cannot bo
sold satisfactorily.
Hem In Mulco H Tc l.
It may bo of interest to the people of No-
brasku , in view of the fact that the HttuoV
nil Inspection law affords thorn little or no
protection , to learn that they can In a rrndu
way arrive nt some approximate idea of tliu
character of the illuminating oils offered' '
them by a home-made Inspection , Take n
small fruit or tomato can nnd Jill It half full
of oil. Then sot it in n larger can and pour
around It warm water , letting the water
How over the sides of outer vessel , Suspend.
nn ordinarily correct thermometer in the ait
nnd wntch its reading. ! closely , Gradually
'
Increase ttie tomnuruturo by pouring warme'i *
water into the outer can , and thus raise the
temperature slowly until It is above | ! W3.
Then get n piece of small cord und w.ax Ib
with bccHwax , Light this nnd bring into
close contact with the oil in the can , but do
not toucti the surfuc ? . Continue to raise the
temperature until the oil will take lira unit
burn frauly. This U the burning point , nnd' '
if it burns before your thermometer records
a temperature alwvo-iir : > = ttie oil will not
stand the legal , test nnd cannot bo consid
ered safe. This test is the original cruJo
lire test of forty yearn ago. It will ha 1 111111-
eurate , but it is better than no test ut all , _ ,
\Vlinr Hie Hi lie 1'uclilr ,
AH dny yesterday crates of blooded fowls
were arriving at 1201 Fiiruam street , where
the utinuul show of the Omaha Poultry Fan
ciers association will V"K'n ' today. I'hu
entries are coming In raphltv , anil it Is ex
pected that everything will bo ready for
opening at U o'clock this morning.
Thorn will bu upwards of TUU birds on ex
hibition altogether , wtiluh will Include nil
the choice titock of Nebraska und lowu.
breeders. The managers uro onUiusfastlii
over the interest manifested mnl OXH | > CC
that it will bu ono of the most auccusftful
poultry show * ever given in Nebraska
DoWItt'H l.lttlo KarJy . fcmall plllt.
Ha re pills , best pills.
llu Want * Kitiv I'nriiltiirf.
fxcal Foroimt Onluml.IIunt will goto
Washington this week to endeavor to in.
duoo the doiartmcnt | to make some pro *
vision for furniture for the weatlxjr burp.ui.
The department cotuenteil to the necessary
upprplirhitlon some time ago , but ? -it was
ovtir iieu by Secretary Morion. ' Inthn
nfot/uinio llio bureau headquarters nro al <
fnost entirely without furniture tor oven w
place to keep the papers und records Of tliii
onire.
Pills that euro sick heaJacUo : UaWltt'i
l.lttlo ICarly Hlscrt.