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THE OMAHA DAILY-BEEs WJJJDXRSDAY , PlSOBMKEtt II , 1805. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,7 JSPBOlHli NOTICES AilvrrtlnrnipnlH for Ilirnc column * Milt lie tnUrn nnlll 12iH ( ) p. m. for < lip evenlnw : nnil nnlll H p. in. for the ittornltiK nnil Snmlny edition * . AitvrrtlHorw , li > - rriiiirntlnjr. n nntn- li-red rlirrk , nun linve nnmrcrB nil- ilremicd tn n tinnilirrrit leltrr In cure of Tinlire. . Atitmrrii HO nddreodou1 will l o delivered nnoti prcHrntnllnn of the rlieek only. Iliite * , 1 l-2c n irnrd flrt liiHprtinnl to nword thereafter. NotlilfiK taken for Ion * limn ar.e for flr l Insertion. Tlip p nilvertlMPtnentn niimt lie rnii connect- lively. WANTIJI1 MAI.I3 WANTnn. LlVi : . INTni.MORNT AOKNTS IN Orrmha to otunnlic clulu of three to fly * Mml- lion of nur fnmniiii OrchnrJ HomM lnn < H In cfnlrnl MIMluMppl. Tlie tMo of ImmlRmtlnn Id Rom * nouth , wherr- them nre no hot wind * , no cold winters. nn lillKnrdn. no crop fall tire * : where tno or threr crnrn can l a raised ench yrnr : where thorp In no men thine * failure if a mnn will work nno-hnlf in hnr < > lie does In thin country : cool nimmrra. mllil winter * : mirt > | > lnn crop * of friilH sml gnrden truck ; richest neil on enrlh : t nl railway fneltltlrt. O i. W. Ames. general neent , 1617 Farnam si. . Orrmhn. nl _ _ _ Bouciroita WANTnn ron OMAHA ; AIJJO mnnHKpm out > l < le country. Kntlrely new ir ° - 411 Bliedey Mock. 11 MM9 H23' _ 160 TO $ IM SALATIY PAID BAMWMKN KOH clunru ! experience not nerewary extra In ducements to customer * . Dlihop * Kline , Ht. Ixiuls. Mo. n-MMl D57' _ M.OO MONTHLY AND KXPHNSKS TOU PKU- mnnent nKcntn ; exclusive territory : nemj ntnmp for Inforrnnllon ; our IMrpkn l emlm-npd l.y nil lending tinp'tH. Amertrnn Knrelm l-uel Kcono- mlzer , US' ' ) Ilronilwny , Now York. POSITION oi-r.N ron n\v : rusniNO BAI.TS > men on nilnry ! nxpcrlnncc unnecessary ! permn- nnnt employment ! npply now. I.ulca 1'J . Co. , Niirnerymen , Chicno. H MCS1 11 * WAXTKU F HEW. WANTED. nUADUATn Ton MATHON IN ' hoiiiltnl , AildroM O 29. Ileo clnce. C CCS It * TVANTHD , noon nun * FOR onNnnAt. lioui-ewoik , 2517 Popplcton nvcnue. C 678-11 * WANTKD. OIllL TOU OnNHRATjItOUBn - \\ork , 1130 South 23th ntrcct. C 679-12 FOR nisvr HOUSES. HOUSES. F. K. DAHLIN'O. DARKER I1I..OCIC. D 413 HOUSES IN Al.t , PARTS OF Tlin CITY. THE O. F. DnvlH Company. 1W5 Fnmam. D 414 roRNisiinn uousn ron nnNT : IioiiKe , ten rooms. clcKnntly furnished , hot water licit , Inumliy , Mnlile , carrlnBn , etc. Thot. P. IlAll. C16 I'axton block. _ P < 1S " " STANFORD" cmcr.n OXTAOES. 6 ROOMS , nil moilorn , EHM. fuel. Apply llyron Hcert Com pany , 21J Ho. 14th at. _ D 410 HOUSES. UENAWA CO. , 103 N. 15T1I ST. ( kv D 417 , a pit 6 ROOMS , CLOSETS , WATEK. COS N. 13. 'ii3 HOUSES , AM. SIZES AND PARTS OP city. F. 1) . WeaJ , IClIi and UouKlns'sts. D-M9 D13 FOR KENT , HOUSES IN ALL , PARTS Of THE cits' . * Bpeclul , 631 So. 26th ave. 41C Nn. 31st Bt. 420 No. 31 t Bt. 405 No. 13th Ft. All modern conveniences : cheap for winter months. Urt-nnnn , Live & Co. D M315 PM 610 NO. 20THnOOM COTTAGE. 1625 No. 20th , B-room lint , nice. 1624 N. 19th. S-room brick. ' 001 No. 17th , S-room brick. Omnha Real Eatnto & Trust Co. , 211 S. ISth. D M371 FOn IlENT. HOUSE OP TEN ROOMS , MOrT- crn conveniences : very Immly to bujlnejs. En quire of D. T. Mount. S09 8. IQtli St. D MO FOn RENT. C-nOOM COTTAGE FUnNISHKD complete for housekeeping. $10.00. Address O 7 , Beo. , U 061-10 * 8 AND 9-ROOM IIOtlHES ON TARNAM AND 6- t room IIOIIHS on 2M and Lenvenworth , clienp. 1 Jno. W. Robbing , 211 N ; Y. Life-bids' . ' I , 4 _ D CC2 DESinADMlE R-llOOM IIOITSE 11500 PEn month. J. F. Barton , 2610 Capitol avenuo. D 500-10 * FOR nr.NT. 3-noo.M HOUSE , s. E. COR. : ab nml Clnrlte. P-139 _ FOR nKNT. B-IlOOir COTTAGE. NO. J718 FAR- mm Bt. Hilton RoRers1 Sons. D 573 TWO SIX-rtOOM FlI\Ts7Tu AND 419 SO. 11TH St. , corner of Ilownnl. Enquire nt n. 314 , First Nnt'l Hank Building. U-C73-11 _ 3401 JACKSON ST. . 7-nOOM MODERN. J20. r 4106 I nKnictto nvi9ioiim modern , JiS. B07 H. 2ltli St. , 14-room mmlern , KD. , 2i)3 S. 24tli t. , 9-room nn > lern. J30. 277.Vrli ter Bt. , 7-room modern. $23. 2773 Hurt at , , 7-ruoni modern. P2i ( N. 27th live. , 7-room modern. $20. 2002 S. lltli St. , 7-room modem , $2r > . 20114 8. lllh Rt. . 7-room modern. $ n. Fidelity Trust Comimny , 1702 Fnrnam street. n C07-31 _ FOR IlENT. NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE OP plKlit rooms , besides nlcinc and bathroom , south front , vllh all conveniences. Inqulro 2GOS Halt Itrxuird Bt. D 237 FOR Jin.VT FUHMSIIKIJ IIOOMS. TIIREi : ROOMS FOIl HOUSEICEEI'INO TO man and wife ; rent taken In board. 319 N. JITth -SOUTH FRONT ROOM FOR TWO ; PRIVATE family. 2050 SI. Mary's avenue. E MG1S MRS. riltJIlCHlTZrTsiS CHICAQO HAS ROOMS lit $ " > 00 , IS.'W ' and 510.0) per muntli ; bnaiit op tional. E-MGT7 12 HOO.M9 AM ) 11OAU1) . 1S23 CAPITOL AVENUE. WARM FRONT loomi. F-MW3 15' EJ.EOANT 1'RONT ROOMS. rrilNlHHE'h OR unfuiiilshfil. Oood family boanl. C2I N. 23. I' M650 FRONT ROOMS , WEI.I. IIIJATED ; PAMII.Y boanl If ilrslred. Rates rvasonnblo , 221 Nuilli Slil st. F 070 KOIt Hi\T lI.M'tJH.MHIini ) ROOMS. 4 ROOMS : WATER IN KITCHGN' ! CENTRAL : ' inaK'Hiiibln ' rent ! nlco for lioiiieljeflilnB. 1702 WiLHlcr slieet. G Mr,9i ! III\T STOUTS A.M > OIWJCKS. FOR RENT-TIIE 4-STORV I1RICIC DUILDINO nt UK ) Fiirnnm slroet. This Lulldlnp ; tins a lire- tiroif ivment li.incment , compli'tu Hlvum lieat- Ini ; llxturt'H , uuler on nil llojm , m , vie. Ap ply ut tlui ollk-u of The ] ] < > ! . 1 910 AUI3NT.S AOENT8 WANTED-5IEN AND WOMEN c-lenr $ GO.QOcekly \tlth our labor lavcr as caolly as fCO.OO monthly In olhi-r linen ; (2.00 ( nmples < ice. Tlioee seoKlniTv business should uddremi .with stnmii. Men 111 Mfe. Co. . ( A U ) , IS Canal street , Cltlcato. ( J-114-Uia J1IO COAL SAVERS. ON SALE AT 1407 DOUO- lia ( trorti como , sea , or nrlto : aH nl * wnnlwl. J-M070 11 LAPV AGENTS. IIUIIIIER tJNDEROARMKNT ; quick imleH , lilif | > rollln : catalogue Int. Mrs , N , 11. Little Mfc. Co. , Ctilcngi ) , 111. J M6SS 11' STOItAOE. BTORAGK-FRANIC EWERS , Ull 1IARNEY. M-4JI PAfll'lO STORAGE ANI > WAREHOUSK CO , , OS-S)10 ) Jnniis. Ocneml uturaea unvl fonvnnllne. M-4U WAM'IJU TO 1IUY. WANTKD. TO UUY DIAMONDS FOR CASH ; mukl be a lisrealn. Addreu U 0 Deo. Deo.NMttl PJ WANTED TO UUY. A SECOND HAND SAFE , cheap for cn h. Q 19 , tills nlllcc. N C36 I'OU SAI.IC 5IISCiLLAXI30lJS. HARD WOOD , 4 ANU 6-FOOT FENCE FOR corn cribbing , C , R , L e. 901 Djuzlu > . Q-4M BKATKrf. ALL Sl/KH , T& CENTH TO $3.00. Omnlm Ulrtcla Co. , ! ti. IStli. Q-M3IC 1-OR BALE. TWO SECOND HAND SAFES clienp. Aildieis U II. ihU OII\CK. \ Q-GJ7 KNOVC'LOI'AEDIAS AND MISCELLANEOX'rt liltli grade piano. 40) ! ! . buHJInc. Q-MC73 If HALE. CHEAP , fiQl'ARE PIANO. wt Clark street. ij-Mii > 3 15 FL-ALSICIN CLOAK KOI ! HAI.K AT A ClltEAT LUIJ ; i In , J , tianntnberi ; , 15Jj D ut'.c. * slr ol "J - HOOK RINDING. THR llt'RICLP.Y PRINTINCJ Co. , 114 find IK North ISth strc t. R-KS-Dll ' OR GREAT 1IAROAINS IN PIANOS SKI" \Vm. H. Schmolltr , tth Hoer McCagu btilldlnir CI.AIUVOYA.\TS. MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE- llnblo budlncM medium ; 8th year at 119 N. Klh. S 424 SIASSAon , I1AT1IS , ETC. MADAME SMITH , N. E. COR. 1CTII AND DouRlns , ro m II , secon ] noor ; mi. ace % baths T-C01.I4 * MME. HOWELL. TURKISH AND ELECTRIC bnths. Flne t parlori In city. 318-920 S. llth. T MMI MME. AMES , FORMERLY OF ST. LOt'IS. MAS- SARB and bathn. M7 S. 13th St. , 2J Poor , room 1 } . T MC34 14" MADAME GRACE LEON. EF.ECTRir. MAS- itag < > : bath pntlors hrnlthful n/id refreshing , 41 ! South llth , up tnlrs , parlors 2 and i. T M659 H VIAVI CO. , S(6 ( DEE RLDO. . HEALTH BOOK free ; homo treatment ; Indy attendant. U 4Ij RATHS. MASSAGE. MMn.1OSTr WM 8. ISTIt. FINE LIVERY RIQS CHEAP. ED RAUMLEY. 17IIi nnd St , Mary's n onue. Telephone , 440. nELT.E EPPERLY CORSET MADE TO ORDEn nt 1W Karnnin. Affenti wnntcd. U-K2-DI5 * MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS. BICYCLES. Jewelry , etc. ; strictly confidential. P. O. box 328. U-4CS MATR1MONIAL CORRESPONDENCE BUREAU. I'npcr and lists. lOc. Earth Pub. Co. . St. Loul * . Mo. U COI-Jan-e * A SELECT DISPLAY OP ART LINEN EMbroidery - broidery ! fiec le on-4 nn Wednesday and Sat urday ; stiimiilnir In latest desist" . Mr . Vnn Ho\en , 1811 Capitol avenue. U M689 U * MONEY TO LOAX REAL ESTATE. ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . S18 N. Y. Life. Lnnns nt low rates for choice security In Nebraska & Ion a farms or Omaha city property MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE O. F. Davis Co. , 1505 Fnrnnm st , W 423 8 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA real estate & Nob. fnims. W. It. Molklc. Omaha , W 430 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnnm. W-431 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPttOVED OMAHA real estate. Brcnnnn , Love & Co. , Pnxton Blk. W 432 CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 925 N. Y. LIFE. W 433 MORTGAGES , O. G. WALLACE. BROWN HLK. W 434 LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY ptoperty. W. Fnrnam Smith & Co. . 1320 Farnam W 435 MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW RATES. J. D. Zlttle , 16th ana Douglas , Omalm. W 130 FARM : LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SARPY. i TO 10 jcars ; low rates. Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. L. W-437 9IOM3Y TO LOAX CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS , horses , \\aijons. etc. , at lo eat rates In city ; no removal of Roods : strictly conudentlal ; you can pay the loan off at any time or In any amount. amount.OMAHA OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . 300 S. IClll st. st.X X 433 MONEY TO LOAN , SO , CO , 90 DAYS ; FtTRNI- ture , plunos , etc. Dud Green , room 8 , Mather block. X 439 BUSINESS CHANGES. FOR SALE A $3.000 STOCK OF IMPLEments - ments , $300 stock of confectionery , $300 butcher shop ; a Rood livery business ; Rood openlnR in any of these lines ; all In Rood town. Also some line Improved nnd unimproved farms In Missouri. Kansas nnd Nebraska to exchange for caitiff qr nestein Iowa lands. Oaks & Jockson , Sliver City , la. Y S99-DU * FOR SALE. THE PALACE CAFE IN LEAD nnd Dcndwo : * ! , Loth doing Rood business. Ad dress Matt IClopp , Lead or Deadwood , S. D. Y-M407 MAKE MONEY BY CAREFUL SPECULATION In grain through n reliable , successful firm ; ex cellent opportunities to make profits by our new plans ; fully cxplaUied and sent free ; highest rcfeienccs. Pattlson & Co. , 700 Omaha bldir. , Chicago. III. Y M473 FOR SALE. HALF INTEREST WITH A GOOD partner In u first -class meat market : reason for selllnir. other business. Address M , Box 4C4 , Columbus. Neb. Y M592 14 FEED STORE DOING GOOD UtT.SINESS. INquire - quire 815 , No. 10th street. Leaving city. ST 077-12 * FOIl EXCHANGE. EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAn Omaha. What have ym to offer ? II. F. Dalley , 940 N. Y. Life blilff. Z 441 FOR SALE , MILLINERY STOCK , SOME NO- tlons nnd Chilstnuis Roods. In n good town ; laigu business , but close out on account of poor health. Particulars Rl\un fully by ad dressing P. O. Box 342. Vail , lu. I Z 587 12 * FOIl SALE HEAL ESTATE. ABSTRACTS THE BYRON REED COMPANY. RE 442 IMPROVED FARMS Q. W. CARLOCK. 1205 Fariiam st. RE C14-J1 * BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP- crtles and farms. John N , Frenzcr , opp. P. O. RE 443 BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , sale or trade. F. 1C. Dai lint- , Barker Mock. RE 441 FOR SALE , 750 ACRES GOOD LAND IN Fnuiklln county , Nebraska , at n great bargain to close up thu nlfalrs of a broken bank. Send for ilubcilptlon and make offer. The O. F. Divls Company , 1505 Fnrnam street , Omaha , Neb. RE M579 12 TEXAS FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS , SMALLer or largo tracts ; low prices , easy pajments. We ale pieparcd to unstver questions touching thcso lands , nnd to arrange for cheap railroad fur u for uny pel-son ( visaing to visit southern Texas. Correspondence solicited. Omaha Real Estate and Trust Co. . 211 S. 18th ft. ft.RE M207 FOR BARGAINS. TRADES. QUICK DEALS , call or write D. V , Sholes Co. , Flrnt Nntl. bank bldg. RE M515 31 BARGAINS IN ACRES. FARMS , DWELLINGS and lots. F , D. Wead , ICth and Douglas Ut. RE-M93I D13 .NEW JERSEY FIVE-ACRE FARM FOR flOO.OO on Installments of $1.00 dimn nnd $1.04 n week. Land high , ilry ami healthy ; HO | | Hultnhlu for frullBegetnbles nnd poultry. Delightful cli mate. Title clear. Write nt once to Ulnley's Real r.ulnte Olllce , 211 S. lOtli street , 1'hllndrl. phla , | 'u. , RE MCS4 11 * IN THE I1ELT OF THE IHO RED APPLE , IN southern Illinois. 1 * miles from railroad via- tlon. u commercial orchard farm of 210 acres. 0,00) apple ami 2.000 pouch trees , consisting of best marketable late vnrlctlfs. Henry Itlnnkc , Carlle , 1)1 ) , RE-MCSO ! ! AMI LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & D. ASS'N PAY 0. 7 , S per cent \\hen 1 , 2 , 3 yean old , nlnay * ledceinuble. 1701 Farnam st , , Natllnger , Sec. 417 HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD Interest on savings. Apply to Oiniha U & 1 ] , Ass'n. 1704 Bee bide. O. M. Nattlngtr , Sec. 44 ! HOTELS. AirfNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. COIt. 13th and Podge. Roams by day or week. 453 Till : LANGE HOTEL. 602 S. 13TH ST. ; STEAM heat : table board. $3.00 per t > eek. MI53 SIIHITHAMVAM ( ) TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN 8ANTS SCHOOL , tlJ N. Y. LIFE. 4M OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15TH , FARNAM 451 DANCING. NEW CLASS FORMING AT MORAND'S tchoot , UIJ llatnry tl. Adults , Tuesday nnd Frldiv 8 p. in : children. Tuesday 4:15 p. m. , Halunliy. 19 u , m. nnd 2 p. in. Call for term * . Al\va > ( pen ; prl\at l Mons , 903 D1S L-M > IIITAICIHS : AND EMIIALIIEHS. H. K. IIURKET. FUNERAL DIRKCTOR AND mu.ilm r , Kit Clilinja t. , telephone DO. 4M VALIJIN'.KOlcUMINTEL. 10U M * - _ _ _ _ M. O MAUL. VNDKRTAKER AND EM- balmtr. 1417 rarnmn it. , Uleplune O6. C4 LOST. LOST , GORDON BKTTBR IXGi REWARD FOI return ti Mm. II , J. Abrnhnms , 1111 nnd III Farnnrn street , l/o t-M674 I/ST. BOOK , VISITING LIST REti'llN FOR rsn-nnl ti > Mrn. Mnnderson , J1W Chicago strwt Lo < t-MCS < 11 * LOST , A BLACK HORSE : STAR ON FORE . stiff In front. Address 20S ) Emmet Mrwt Lo t-MM7 1J I/JST , SMALL I1ROWN AND WHITE POINTF.l iloi ? , wmrlnp narrow leather collar , with pad lock Liberal reward for return to No. 3 < 7 Fnrnnm. Lwl : M6l8 11 I'AWMIIlOKEUS. II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 415 N. 16 ST 449 COAL. FOR BITUMINOUS COAL. CAR LOADS , FOR domestic or steam purposes , address Excelsior Coal Mining Co. , Du Quoin , 111. M169 DIS * WHOI.STKHINO FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERING , FURNITURE REPAIRED and nackeil very cheap this month. M. 8. \\tlkln , 1111 Cumins. Tel. 1331. 2 7 HOUSES WINTERED. WANTED. HORSES TO WINTER ! BEST OF care ; terms reasonable. A. W , Phetps. & Son t07 N. Y , Lite bldff. Telephone 1051.M371 M371 D27" STEAMSHIPS. LOWEST RATES TO OR FROM EUROPE nestcrn agency Thomas Cook & Son excursions. Harry E , Moorcs , 1415 Farnam St. , Omaha , M930 DU IILEMISHES REMOVED. MISS VAN VALKENRURGH DESTROYS PER manently by electricity supertluous hair , moles warts , etc. Room 416. N. Y. Life bldir. MOBS D15 MUSIC. AIIT AN1I LANGUAGE. GEORGE F. GELLENI1ECK. BANJO AND guitar teacher. 1815 Chicago st. 109 IIICYCLES. RIO BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND III cycles ; skates , 35c to $3.00. Omaha Bicycle Co , 323 N. ICth stieet. MOW JS Pure Food : ) aon er Buckwheat , WRIGHT'S MILLS , Berlin , WIs. THE DOCTOR'S ADVICE. Clara T. Tak ? our Ovarlno twice dally ICecp the bowels regular with Natrolltliic Salts. Rogers , Now York For your nervous trouble take our Cercbrlne , extract of the brain , Ihreo times dally on the tongue. J."C. S. . Albany Please print a remedy for re ducing llesh. TakeThyroldlne , our extract of the thyroid gland , twice dally. Use Natrolltliic Salts very freely. Wllioji , Balto Hnve n rash about my body have suffered for two years. My mother surtois from melancholia , In very nervous nnd weak. For yourself , our Thyroldlne. extract o the thyroid gland , and Natrollthlc Salts Glv your mother Cerebrlnp.THE THE DOCTOR. The above iircparatloniand other BpoclaltlcH of Iho Columbia Chemical Co. , Washington , D C. Including thu f.im'ous ANLM AL EXTK ACTS. nut ) NATROL1TIIIC SALTS. At nil DrueclHlH. Send for LlU > rnturo Sold by Kutin & Co. , inth For J5.00 llahn'x ritxriitucy , Oinalia , A't * . , will send you 0 boxes of Turkish Lust Jlunlio/xl Cure nllh a illst ( > irt Ipyal l/naraiitea to euro you of uny weakness j caused b i/oiiUtftil error * or attention rfrJiiMiiffullystoppi'lilRi > ' ( /'ff , < > ' i * * ' i'L briuu-iiiR buck i\\o \ itrciifjtlt ana r/f/or of f youth or refund every cent yiild to us. ! Wo ( lo not Klvo frrtt iirrsrrii > tloiu , but Klvoyou modlclnu that will cure and de velop nil parts fully. Slnglo boxes $1. Hent by iiuill. no printing on ou sldo , on recolptof prlco. ForTMtHet TurliMt Tanmjanti IVnuiI I royal 1'llls nuvur fnll to bring inetnlrna- tlonKurrlo Hie tiny , tl box , 0 for $5 by tiintl. Halm's I'hurmncy. Onmlm. Notice la hereby given that scaled m'du will be received by the board of directors of the Alfalfa Irrlnatlon District at their olllce In Ogalnlla. Nebraska , on the 23d daj of December , A8D5 , up to 10 o'clock a. m. , for $21,500 In bonds Issued by said district In denominations not to exceed 1500 , nnd drawIng - Ing- Interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum , payable seml-annunlly nt the oflico of state treasurer , Lincoln. Nebraska. July nnd January 1 of each year. These bonds are 10-20s ; a percentage of principal as pro vided by law Is payable every year after ten years. Theqe bonds were declared legally Issued and a valid lien upon the lands Included In the district in an action in the district court of Kolth county , Nebraska , which finding was reviewed on an appeal to the supreme court of the state and the Judgment of the lower court was nfllrmeU In the court or last resort. The board re serves the right to reject any or all bids. Addre'w all l > ldn to II. C. Anderson , Secre tary. OgairUla. Neh. I5y order of the Board of Directors of Alfalfa Irrigation District , made this 30th Ouy of November , A. D. 1833. M. A. DAUGHKUTY. Pres. II. C. ANDJOnsON. Sec. Sec.d220t d2-20t Pure Food : ' ; ? - Buckwheat , WRIGHT'S MILLS , Berlin , WIs. RAILWAY TIME CARD I.ca\P3 munLINQTON & MO. lUVUU.IArrUe.i OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason 3t . | Omaha 8SOam : . Denver Exnresi . . . . 9:35am : < :3 : < [ un.llk. ) Hllla. Mont. & Puget Snd rcx. 4:0jpm : 4,3i > m . Denver KMjreak . 4:05nm : ? : OSpm. . Nebraska Local ( except Sunday ) . . 7:45imi : . . .Lincoln Local ( except Hunda.Il:2Jam : .Patt Mallfpr OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mnson. SIB. | Omaha C:00pm : . ChlcttRO Vestlbulo , . . . , . 8 : Warn t:4Sam : . Chlcano Express . 4lSprn : 7-Wpm..ClilcoKO & HI. IouU Expreza. . . Sioo.mi lliiSam . Paclflc Junction Local . ; , . > :30pm : . . . . . .Fait Mall . l.fiim Leaven ICHICAOO , MIL. ft ST. PAUL.I \ " TTa" .OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason fits. I < ilm < :00pm : . Chtrago Limited ' . IQittam. . .Chicago Express ( ex. Su Leaves | CHICAao" & NOnTIIWESTN.IAiiUcT OmntmlUnlon Depot , 10th & M.ison sti.f Omalm ll00am ; . Eastern Express . 3Mnm : 4:4 : > m . Vesttbuled Ltmlled . 9:20am 7Mim : . Carroll Paaiemiar . , . , , , ,10.1Snm Sl5pin : . Omaha ChlcaKo Sperlaj . 8:05nm : 4:30pm : . Boone Local. . , , . Leaves ICHICACIO. n. I. 4 PACIlciC-IArrlve'i OmahulUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Ht.i.l Om.ili.i _ _ EAST. _ - J0 : .im. . . Atlantic Expresn ( ex. Bunday ) . . . B35pm ; C:2Spm : . NlRht Exjirein . Sill.nii 4:60pm : . ChlcaKo Vestlbuled I.lmjfi ] . lS5pm : 450pm..8t. Paul Vestlbuled Llmltea. . . . l:55prn : " ; WEST. - 6l5pm. : Oklahoma * Texas Ex. tex , 8un..lO:3Sam ) : l40pm. ; . . . .Colorado Limited. . . . . . 400pro ; : * av k I C. , ST. P. . M. & O [ Arrive ? OmaliaiDeiKt _ , 18th nnfl Webster St . I Omaha l:1Sam : . Sloui City Accommodation. , , 8:15nm : 2Upm : , , , Sioux City Express ( ex. Hun..ll:6Iam ) : 6 ! < 5pm . St. Paul LlmllKi . tilOam .eaves I K. E. ft MO. VALLET. ( Arrives Omahai Depot , 18th and Webster 8t . I Omaha 2lSpm : . Fast Mall and Expreas . ClJDum 2l5pm.ex. ! Oat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex Mon. ) . . . B:3'pm : 7M.irn. : . . Norfolk Exprrei ( ex. HjnJaj ) . . . 10:55 : , 5M5pm. . . . . St. Lea\es I 1C. C. . ST. J , ft'crTS ( Arrlvet OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason 8t . [ Omaha 8:5i.im : . Kaunas Clly Day Express' . , . , " . * . 5:3 : um CKpm.K. C. Night Ex , Via U. P. Trani ! 700am ; Lea\es I MISSOUHI I'ACIKIC. | Arrl\"eT Onitthal Depot , 15th and Vebster 8t . I Omaha 0 : < 0am . . . . .31. I.ouls Express , , , , . c.oo'a'm 9:30pm : St. Louis Express > :03pm 8:30pm..II.Nebraska : Local ( ex. Sun. > > ; 00arn LoaveTl 8IOUX CITT & PAriFIcl iXrrhrs Onuh | _ Uetot , 18th and Webtler ' Bla. I Omaha 6l'pni ; St. Paul l.lmlled. . OilOara txatcal BIOUXCITT"A I'ACIFia ( Arrives OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Manon Sta.f Omaha TK)5am ) . Sioux City Passenger . , .10:33pm : & : Upm . 81. Paul Limited. . . . . . . ; iOain L avi I UNION PACIFIC. TAlRvTs OmahalUnlon Depot , lOtli & Mason Bla. | Om.iha > :10am : . . . . North Platta Esprcu . , 4:30pm silOani . Oierlnnd Limited . 4:49pm : tMpm.n : at'c & Blromtb'K Ex ( ex. Ban. ) , 4JOpu > : ! l > m..Qrjnd Island Expims ( ex. 8un..lltO ) : | > n lltpm : . Fait Mall . 10t1ii ! -a es I AVA"BAr8n riATLWAT. ' Urriris" Omalialunlon Dtpot. 10th & Mason St 1 Onmht i Opra. . . . SU LouU Cannon D H . llUam E. . II. WOQIEY DISBARRED Lincoln Lawyer IMartcl Qullty of Attempt ing to Compound a Felony. ft REFUSED TO APOLOGIZE TO THE COURT in ' I- I ilKO Cliniiinnn , Tiil * n Ocriinloti to llciiouiicr thc-i < Attorni % > * M Con- * iliu't In KrfprlllnK Him front -11'0 Hnr. PLATTSMOUTH , Neb. , Dec. 10. ( Spe cial. ) E. II. Wooley was disbarred from th practice * of law and his name stricken from tha list of practicing attorneys or this cour by Judge Chapman this morning. In render Ing his decision the Judge In a dlgnlflei manner reviewed the proceedings , otatlng th facts and circumstances which led up to th disbarment. He said that no 6no regretted the o'cps he was compelled to take In thl matter more than" himself ; that his Inter courto with the bar during the long pcrlm he had served as presiding judge had been uniformly pleasant , and that his treatmen from Ihe officers- his court and the attor neys had heretofore been kind and courteous That In this case ho had delayed action to several dayo , hoping Ihe attorney who ad milted this wrong donfr In making a false and llbcloua charge against the court would In answer to the rule to show cause make nn apology and In some manner relieve tnc court from the necessity of Inflicting a mer ited punishment , but that Instead of doing so this attorney had In a defiant manner , In open court , twice appeared and stated ho was thcro In answer of the rule of tli9 court stating that ho refused to make any showing GUILTY ON , EVERY CHARGE. The courl reviewed briefly the facts o Iho filing by Wooley of a false and llbe-lous affidavit In the proceedings Instituted to ex elude him as assistant prosecutor In the Grls weld case , stating that the .evidence adduced unquestionably shows that the attorney was guilty of corrupt practlca In attempting to obtain money from a person , accused of a felony as the price of dismissing the Informa lion , but that , worse than this , the evidence shows conclusively' that this t attorney hai mail ? oath to an alleged state of facts 11 his affidavit when ho knew his statements were untrue. That this untruthful statemen WAS unquestionably made with malice am was a scandalous falsehood , which the cvl denco shbwcd the attorney had every reason to know jvus false/ . * The court found E. II. Wooley gullly o corrupt practices In theGrlswold matter Second. That he was guilty of making ant swearing to a false and scurrilous afildavl attacking the court when he knew his utate- monts therein contained were falsehoods and , further , that he bad twice appeared a the bar of the-cotltt when In session am announced ' there , .In-ppen court , his refusa to 'make , any ansfvar to the rule to show cause why he eliouJnot | b ? punished for his unprofessional cpnduct. The dipbarmen proceedings met , tlie7 > ft'nt > roval of the bar am community generally , " 1 TO 11EVEIISKVif > OWX RULIXGS Supreme Court'AHl4oil | | , to Grant 11 Ncn Trliil I ni Iu6 Hill CHHU. LINCOLN , Dec. " ' "to. ( Special. ) Counse for Ihe state In tho'HfU case has filed a mo tion In the supreme fourt for a new trial In the motion there qre twenty-one specific allegations of crrorvouathe1 part of the court' In substance the nlVcgatlons are that the verdict Is not suslalnod by the evidence , Is contrary to law and { jntraryto Instructions of tha. court , and because or numerous r- 'rors of law occurring ] during the trjdl , . to all of wfilch the courlsel for plaintiff duly excepjed. , .Counsel 'also 'allege that no court refusfed. tu lrttruct thei'Jury to return a yer- dfct for- the sUte-Vm yfc conc.edj 'fjjld' nn'dls- 'putcd' facts In the1baserpnd'bfrc'ausetho court .erred In overruling * the objection. . ; of the plaintiff to the admission of testimony that the' Capital National bank had bden , appointed arid selected' a stale depository and ad- mlttlng that the certificates of deposit re ceived by Treasurer Hartley from his prede cessor in office were' ' , deposited In said bank under Ihe depository law , and In admitting evidence that Hartley had presented a claim against Kent K. Hayden , receiver of ths Capital National banlt , for unpaid amount of certificates of dep'oslt. In addition to this counsel for the state will contend that Charles Sumner , one of the Jurors , was unfit for service , as he was asked whether or not be owned any bank stock , and had replied that he owned pome In Ihe Columbia National bank. J. H. Wright , ono of Hill's bondsmen , Is a director in that bank. J. H , , McClay , another bonds man , Is cashier of the same institution. There is eome of the appropriation left with which to start a new trlaUlf one Is allowed. It Is expected that the supreme court , when It convenes tomorrow. ; .will rule upon the al leged errors. SCOTT CALLED DOWN AGAIN. The supreme court has granted to Attor ney William D. Beckett of Omaha a per emptory writ of mandamus , commanding Judge Cunningham R. Scott of- Omaha to settle and allow a bill of exceptions In the case wherein Scott had fined Deckett for contempt of court. On the 17th of August Scott Imposed the fine and ordered Heckett to lie In Jail until Tit was paid. Slnco that day Decltett has vainly tried -to get bis case before the supreme court. A bill of excep tions was prepared by his attorneys and pre sented to Scott , but the latter Insisted there was no necessity of hurrying In the matter. Beckett did not wish to pay thE'-flno , nolther did he want to lie In Jail. Accordingly , he &ant an attorney to Lincoln and secured a suspension of sentence pending a hearing in the supreme court. The bill of exceptions has alnca then been frequently presented to Scott for his signature , but without avail. Meantime the attorney general wrote Ucckett that unlera his bill cf exception ? was filed Ills appeal would be dismissed. Thus he was between two fires. Th ? writ of man damus was granted Saturdiy , and today Judge Scott's answer was resolved at the office of the clerk , , of the supreme court. Scott tays the writ' had been served on him the evening previous and that ho had at once settled and allowed the bill In obedience lo the pommands of the court. RECORDS AnE , INCOMPLETE. There Is coiH'Mi-rablo comment around the state house concerning the fact that In the report of the State Relief commission to tha governor no Itemized account of cilice ex- icndltures was reucUreil. These are lumped n the sum of $9VOO ; There weretwcnty - 'our employes ofi.ihq , commission engaged n the work at dlfrtri'nt times , but no ono can tell from tria-icTport submitted what was the pay perodlem , week or month of .head assistants. ifotaB. Jonep , ex-secretary of the A , P. A. , headed the lUt as "ac countant. " How tfuctf he was paid by Secretary - rotary Ludden nobodyi knows. At the- office of the state auditor nfl light Is thrown upon lie matter , for theh'rcu'son tliat the State Re- lot commUnlon wjil _ . very close corpora- Ion. Nn lUmlzedi/.yonchera were presented to the auditor. ThWe | tlre $50.000 approprla- Icn was drawn oijl between February 7 and April 3 , In five warrants of $10.000 each. riieaj were sold anS 'th' ' ' money dlslrlbuted among railroads and Employes of the corn- , it t * for bilious * t ess , bilious h'e'ddache , dyspep. .ia heartburn'1 ' liverdiz , , , torpid , ziness , sick headachebad taste n the' mouth , , coated tongue , loss of appetite.sallow skin.etc , , when caused by constipation ; and constipation is the most frequent cause of all of them. Go by the book , Pills ice and 250 a box , B&ok free at your druggist's orwrite B. F. ! ! en Co. , 365 Canal St. , Mew York. Annual ulss more than ( .000 OM Unas , nilwlon , mV there IK no publlihod record to how It wns applied. A reference to th recently published report will nhow that "Ac counlunt" Jones took particular pains to e that no Mtlaractory nccounllnft of Ihe funds appropriated was nmile to the ptihlle. Governor Holcomb h a appointed Kdlto C. I ) . Cun ; > er of Uavld City as a member o the visiting nnd examining board of the Soldiers' and Siltors' home. He succeeds A. It. Drown of Hastings , whose te-rni has expired. Adjutant Oenernl Harry has Issued nn order to the captain of company II , Kirs regiment , X. X. 0. , to call a meeting of the company on the 2U > t Inst. to elect a MIC ccsor to Second Lieutenant Lester I ) . Glen son , whoso t rtn of office has expired. Mr. Curtis L. Day , brother of the presen deputy attorney general , arrived In Lincoln this evening , nnd will tomorrow lecture be fore the law school of the university. There Is n stronr ; probability that the 8ti prema court will tomorrow hand down n de cision In the penitentiary cane , In which Warden LeldlRh asks for n writ of man ilnimia to compfrl the- Hoard of Purchase and Supplied to furnish maintenance for the con vlcto In the penltenllary. This afternoon the poliosnrrestod a colorec man named Hud Orlttcr , who Is wanted In Omnha for strlk'ng ' another man with a bil liard cu ? . A committee of the Federal union Is engaged - gaged In soliciting donations of food for dis tribution among the deserving poor on Christ mas day. The distribution will be made from thp hall of the Federal union. Tomorrow evening In Heprissntatlve hal company D. First regiment , Nebraska Na tional Guards , will give a grand military ball SUIT AGAINST TUB 'UOCK ISLAND. The case of H. C. Young , administrator of the citato of Ellsworth H. Morse , against tha Hock Island Ilallroad company , Is being heard In the district court. Deceased was a travillng man for the Kansas City grain house of Counsolman & Co. He had charge of their buying and superintended their ele vators. At the time of the wreck on the Hock Island August 9 , 1S94 , he was In the smoker and was killed. For the crlino o ; wrecking this train George W. Davis has recently beer , convicted , and the company will base Its defense on tills fact. The- still Is brought on behalf of the estate. The vic tim's mother , brother and sister reside In Crawford county , Ohio , Nearly all the wit nesses In the Davis trial have been sub poenaed for the defense lu the case. An other defense will bo that Morse traveled on a pass , and that on , this account the road ts not llabla In district court today tha suit In ejectment brought by the Klkhorn Railroad company against II. M. Leavltt to secure possession of the coal yard property north of this city was dismissed. Omaha people In Lincoln : At the Llndell E. A. W. Snell. J. J. Smith. F. L. Munn. At the Capital I. W. Carpenter. At the Lincoln John T. Burke. George- . Shafer , Frod'J , Adams , C. W. Hicks , J. M. Morrlssy , J. D. Barnes , Frank Sharp ? , C. M. Hallor. UXIVEKSITY MIUIAHV OI'KAMl ) IIiillilMiiiiKIClIIIloe ThrunKod tvltli Iiitcri-Mli-il CItlxfiiH l.iiNt lOvi-nliiK- . LINCOLN , Dee. 10. ( Special Telegram. ) The attendance at the formal opening of the new university library extension building this evening greatly exceeded expectations. The three principal lloorii of the edlflca were thronged with guests from 8 o'clock until 10. Tha reception was held In the- spacious art gallery in the north wing. Here Governor Holcomb , Chancellor MacLean , the board ol regents and Daans Sherman and Heese stood In line and took the hands of the hundreds of guests who flled before them. All the main rooms , class rooms , lecture roonui and laboratories were handsomely decorated anil the apparatus of various educational branches tastefully arranged , In the reading room of the library proper chocolalo and wafers were served at small tables. Many handsome pic tures graced the walls of the art studio. Prominent among the guestu was ex-Gov ernor Flfer ( Private Joe ) of Illinois. Ho was accompanied by Lieutenant Governor U E. Moore , with whom he- ( Private Joe ) was a classmate. A large number of the mem bers of the- legislature were present , and with the exception of State Audllor Move and Attorney Gdneral Churchill , now m Washington , all hc department state officers. The musical features of the reception were opone-d by the University Glee club , followed by selections by the col lege band. On all sides were heard flattering expressions of appreciation of the handsome building and Its modern appoint ments. TO SAVE WALKER'S NECK. Petition Iloliipr Circulated nt Lexing ton In HIM Favor. LEXINGTON , Neb. , Doc , 10. ( Special. ) A petition asking the governor to commute the sentence of Walker to Imprisonment for life Is being extensively signed. Walker Is under sentence' to ba hanged January 12. A large number of people are convinced he is now crazy. A death watch has been placed over the prisoner , and some preliminary ar- rungsmMits nre being made for the execu tion. tion.Tho The populists are contesting the election of W. C. May , who , was elected county clerk by s'x'etn ' plurality. Mlscoun's are the grounds set up In several precincts. The repub licans arc confident a recount will increase May's majority. Sam Wo Tni , the Chinaman who gained fame ao a candidate for mayor last year , has been brought up In the police court. Sam was charged with assault upon a white man during a game of cards. The prosecuting at torney asked Sam to show how ho assaulted th ? man. Sam asked : "Shall I do alamo ting to you ? " "Ves. " "Allee light ; " nnd before the attorney could get away , Sam had jammed him up against the wall and was giving the attorney a prac tical demonstration of bis slugging .ability. Sam wai finally acquitted. J. S. JOXCS NOT GUII/I'V OP MUIIDKU. ConMtnhlL' Jfi-ry I'cck'N Slayer Shot In .Self-DereiiNe. LINCOLN. Dec. 10. ( Special Telegram. ) The Jury In the Jones murder case , which re tired late this afternoon , at 8:30 : this evening returned a verdict of not guilty , J. S. Jones was placed on trial last week for killing Con- sttblo Jerry Peck , at the town of Martol , this county , nearly two years ago. Since that time he has been out on ball , The defense was Eclf-dcfense. Tha shoollng In which Peck met his death was the result of a quarrel , and evidence waa adduced at the trial that i'eck had on several occasions threatened the Ife of Jones. Delinquent City Olllclnl oil Trial. GIIAND ISLAND. Dec. 10. ( Special. ) The Hal of Edward C. Hockcnborger , ox-secretary of the Doard of Education , for embezzlement , was begun tn district court today , So far the work of electing a Jury has occupied the entlrn time. The trial U cxnected to take .hree or four days. Will Eager , a tramp barber , has been brought from Falrbury by Chief of Police : lyan of this city and will be arraigned for lurglary , having , as strong clrcumntantlal evidence Indicates , broken Into Frank Adams' confectionery etoro in this city Sunday even- ng and stolen $29 , UeniUe of J. M. WllllniiiH. SYRACUSE , Neb. , Dec , 10. ( Special. ) J. M , Williams died at bis residence here last evening. Ho had suffered for some time with iirlght'o disease , but heart failure was the mmedlate cause of his death. Mr , Wllllami was born In New Canaan , N. Y , , June 21 , 1S2C , He came to Nebraska eight years ago and to Syracuse two years ago. SInw living lore he has made a hort of friends. The uneral will take place at the family residence tomorrow at 2 p. in. I'et Stock HlMMV Oirnril , GHAND ISLAND , Neb , , Uc. 10. ( Special Tclfgram. ) Entries for the fifth annual ex hibit of the Southern Nebraska Pet Stock and Poultry association closed tonight with about thirty entries. Secretary A. M , Work of Hailing * is here. He considers the dliv ilay a fine one for the season. The first day f tlio exhibit proper Is tomorrow , llody n f nn I'ukiioivii 31 nil Found. HBO CLOUD , Neb. , Dec. 10. ( Special Telegram. ) An overturned wagon was dis covered by the roadtildo ten miles northwest of town toulght , and under the vehicle an unknown man , dead. The coroner has gonb out , Piles of people have piles , but DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve will cure thorn , SANTA FE RAILROAD SOLI ) Reorganized Company Did it in for Sixl ; Million Dollars. PROCEEDINGS RATIFIED BY COURT Onlj- One lllil Wn Miide on I lit- Prop erty llulder * of Trlneo lloiulx Klip n lrotr < it Attnlnnt the Proceeding Otlior * I'nileiit. TOt'KKA , Kan. , Dec. 10. The long peeled anil much talked of sale of the Alchl ton. Topcka & Santa t'o railroad took | > tace In this city at 2 o'clock today. The pro ceedings required but a short time fcr the sale proper to bo made. Immediately time nftor Judge Henry C. Caldwell convened the United States court , for the purpose of hear ing the Kport of the master In chancery , con tinning the salej and transacting such other business as was rcccssary to complete wlm Is the largest deal In the history of railroad na\M \ In the world , The tnlc was made from the stairway 01 the cast side of the Santa Fo depot In this city. The steps were occupied by representa lives of the Union Trust company , oulcers o the old and new Santa Fo companies and newspaper men , while a larg ? crowd congrc- galed on Iho platform. At 2 o'clock Judge J. II. Johnson , master In chancery , announced the proceedings whlcl wore about 1o take place. Ho explained the preliminary mattcro which led up to the re ceivership and pubscquont ordtr of sale Is- yued by Judge Cnldwell , and * proceeded ti read the order of sale , which was a long and tedious Job. At the conclusion of the reading of thi > order of sale. Gfrorgo Whltcomb of the flrn of Fuller & Whltcomb , lawyers. In thlslty. read a protest against the sale taking place and based It upon the statement that some of the bondholders of the St. Loula & San Francisco claim that control was secured It that property by the Santa Fe by fraud. The protest represented PcaboJy , Whlttredgc S. Todd of London , who hold $12,200,000 of the 'Frisco bonds. The notice. In the shape o protest , was served on the purchasers o the Santa Fe , In order to preserve the rights of the claimants In tha event thy cheese to begin further litigation to secure what the ) alleged Is due thorn. The second protest waa read by Charles E. Small of Kansas City , a number of the law flrm of Gage , Ladd & Small. Ho repro- renled A. O. Guthrlo and \V. C. Howe o London , who have | G29,000 of the bonds o the Chicago , Santa Fe & California , the branch of the Santa Fo between Kansas Clt > and Chicago. This Is a portion of the original Issue of $14,530,000 , of which all has been surrendered by the1 owners except Ihe amount specified above. ONLY ONE DID OFFERED. The protests having been read , Judge Johnson look his position as otllclal auction eer and stated that ho would proceed to sel ! the property which had been described In Iho nolle ? of sale. Ho thereupon asked for bids upon the property. Edward King , president of the Union Trust company , bid $00,000,000 , and , there being no olher bidders , Judge Johnson declared the property sold to Mr. King , who also repre- sinted E. C. Bosnian and Victor Morawetz. Mr. Deanian Is the counoH for the reorgani zation commltte ? and Mr. Morawctz IB a member of the committee and represents the Dutch bondholders. The sale concluded , the officials adjourned to the United States court room , where Judge Caldwell convened court. The report of Judge Johnson as master In chancery was submitted and placed on file. The decree of the court was then read and agreed to by all parttE-j In Interest. A few minutes pasl C o'clock , Judge Cald well , In chambers at the Throop holel , to gether with the attorneys and ofllclals of the company , went over the decree , to be certain that correct copies had been made. This concluded , Judge Caldwell signed the decree confirming the sale. A short lime afterward ho left for St. Louis In company with Gen eral Manager Morrll , Special Master Ily- nolds and L. F. Walker , general solicitor for the St. Louts & San Francisco. Though the sale has been made and con firmed , the property sold under the executlcn will not pass Into the hands of tli ? new company unlll January 1 , This Is merely for convenience ! In keeping the accounts of the company. A transfer at this time would necessitate the closing of accounts lo date and Involve a largE. amount of extra work. WESTEHIV 1 > IM2S OUT OF HARMONY. IlooU Iilnnil HcrvcH Kotlcc it Will Meet the IliUiof CIIIIIII < -OI-N. CHICAGO , Dec. 10. It IB possible that a big open reduction In freight rates between Chicago and the Atlantic seaboard may bo made within the next few days. All sorts of rates are now In existence and the standard Ines are accused of being Ihe chief offenders. The agreement of Ins presidents and general nanagers of the Central Traffic lines to maln- aln rates seema to bo a dead letter already. Provision rates hove been cut squarely In ialf and th grain rates are not In much better condition. A meeting of the Chicago coirmitteo of the freight lines was held today and the advisability of making the rates vide open discussed. No action was taken , > ut the situation la too serious to admit of Is continuing much longer as at present. If ho tariffs arc not restored within a few days he effect will be to dial the new Joint asso ciation of the eastern lines a heavy blow. . It will show , In fact , that It has really no power at all. A slight crash has come between the Hock eland road and the ntw Western Passenger association. The road 1ms sent notice to the chairman that It Intends to meet several of he rates made by the roads of the Central Truffle association for sevfral meetings. The chairman has ruled that the roads have no right to make the. rates , and that Individual action by any road of the association Is only allowable when an emergency exists , and the oad has no time to get a ruling from the halrman on the matter. The Hock Island has not mad } any reply to the ruling of the halrman us yet , but It Is not likely to wlth- Iraw Its rates to the meetings specified In ts notice to the chairman , A special meeting of the Transcontinental acsenger association has been called for Do- ? mbcr 19 , A proposition has been made that II circuitous roule rates be withdrawn and hat tickets from Los Angele * and other Call- ornla points to Chicago and St. LouU and 3hlcato ; via New Orleans ba withdrawn. It s also proposed to stop the rale of tickets rom California points to Omaha , Council Huff it and Sioux City via Kansas City at hort line rates. TO 1IHIOAIC IIIIKAI ) WITH TIIUKSTO.V. Sctiintor I n vl I ill to Ilniifiii > t nMli Dillon Pni-lflc ! Itiillrontl .Mi-ii , The beads of tha departments of the Union Pacific system have decided to tender a din ner to Senator Tliurston on the occasion of Us severing hlo connection with the com pany as Us general solicitor. This acllon was decided upon at an Informal meeting of ho heads of some of the departments the other day , and a letter was addressed 10 the bonator asking him to make a date. Senator rhurBton will bo homo during the holldayo nd has named Monday evening , December 0 , us a time agreeable to him. The dinner will b9 given at the Mlllard hotel. There vlll bo a few Invited guests In addition to ho heads of the different departments of the oad , with which ho has been so long Identi fied. _ ( iovi-riiiuoit AlliMvcil ( o IntiTx-nr. SAN FHANCISCO , Dec. 10. United States Circuit Judge McKenna today decided that he United States government had a right under the Tlitirmun act to Intervene In iho ult between the- California railroad commit- eo and the Southern I'arlflc railway en the question cf a reduction of freight rales engrain grain , amounting to & per cent. The court xprmtf ] the nplnlon that th Intervention will net nffccu the question at lisun or the Ight rf the commission to reduce. Further tearing of the taw was ii iXjionej until the flrtt Monday In January , VUll llUrlltl HllH XOt II NBW YOKK , Dec. 10. A npiclal to the Swilng P&st from Montreil fayu : Sir WIN lam Van Hurna siild today , regarding till rumored rr * < lRn tlon of the prrdJcncy of tha CAn.vllan Pacific rtllroid , thai the report wa nothing but an Idle Mreet rumor. ItnlMvn ) NiiIcK nnil I'rrioiinN. Oener.il Passenger Agent liomax of lh Union IMclflc l homo from Chloauo. Jack Maclean , relief agent of the Union Pnclflc , IMS returned from n western trip. Fred Wild. Jr. , general freight ngent of the Union Pacific , Denver & Oulf , Is In Iho clly. clly.Frank Frank Washburn of Ogdcn , nupcrlnlendent of th ? helM doputmcnl of the Union Pacific , la In the city. W. C , llirnrs , traveling pas anger gnt of the Missouri Pacific , Is In the city , after n trip through the west. General Manager Dickinson of the Union Pacific has gone to Atlanta to visit the Cotton Stales exposition. General Superintendent Hester and Super intendent Levey of the Iowa Hues of the lUtrltngton , ore In the city. Arthur 11. Smith , assistant general prs- fengcr agent of the llurllngton , Is In Chi cago. He wilt return today. Hob Sutherland , superintendent of the Ne braska division of the Union Pacific , has returned from a trip over the company's lines In Nebraska. 1099Q : SOUTH OMAHA NEWS The Hoard of Education met last evening to dltKMiss Iho advlsablllly of renting rooms to take the placa of the Twenty-fifth street annex. W. I ) . Check and A , N. Hagan wore appointed a committee to draw up n contract for tho. leasing of the second floor of the Ahrnm block on N strecl , between Twenly- fot-rlh and Tw only-fifth. Hobcrt II. Mont- gctnory was authorized to take the contest of tlin saloon license case In his. own hands and settle to the beat advantage. Mr : Ilrucp was appointed to take thfr placJ of Mr. Gideon on the committees he was on when ho resigned. Mrs. While U Di Mrs. White , Sixteenth and O streets , ap plied to the pollc > station last night for some thing to eat. Slid said that her husband left here two months ago for Kansas City to Ipok for work , and slnco he loft she had not hoard from him , The police supplied her wants and will assist her In getting work. 1'Vnrn Slip HtiH Iloi-ii Ed Ward , until lalcly un employe at Swift's , has been missing for five weeks. When Ward left his family ho said that he was going to Iowa for a few days. Since ho left his family has not heard a word from him and his wlfo now begins to think that she has been de serted. _ MiiKlc C'lly tiONnlii. W. J. Stephen has returned from a trip through Illinois. The Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet December 22 to elect officers. W. C. Heeler has returned from a month's visit with friends In Pennsylvania. The Kings Daughters meet Thursday after noon with Mrs. Donna Allbery , S1G North Twenty-flflh street. Miss M. E. Cassldy of Moorfleld , Out. , and Mrs. George Cassldy of Shelby , la. , are the guests of J. H. Smiley and wife. Joe Neenan , Twentieth and J slreotg , re- pcrts the loss of a ton oMiay and a lot of corn which was In a wagoii standing In his barn yard. Sam Dryfus'of Omaha fell on the sidewalk at the Exchange yesterday nhd hurt his head. Ha was taken. Into an office and a doctor dressed the bruise. Last night August Erlckson , 410 North Twenty-fourth slreet , was cut over the right eyeby the explosion of a pop bottle. A doc tor dug out the broken glass. Erlckson will recover soon. The members of the Christian church have moved Inlo their new building , cornsr Twenty- third and K streets , and commenced n re vival meeting. Hev. H. E. "Wllhlte- Cotner university , Lincoln , la the evangelist. The boiler for the steam healing apparatus In the new city hall arrived yesterday and will be placed In position today. Pipes ar being placed In the building , and It Is ex pected that within a week th ? plant will be In operation. The Woman's Relief corps elected officers last night as follows : Mrs. J. AV. Cress , pres ident : Mrs. Sylvester Chcsly , vice president ; Mrs. Foster , Junior vice president ! Mrs. Nora Williams , chaplain ; Mrs. Laura Former , con ductor ; Mlas Oday , treasurer ; Miss Georgia Chadd , guard. Jlnrrlnuro The following marriage licenses were Is sued yesterday : Name and address. Age. Charles Sidney Culllnglmm , Omaha. . . 32 Alice Chase , Omnhn . 21 Mike Alfmana , Omaha . 47 Naomi Vunnuttn , Omaha . 21 Will D. Barnes. Omaha . 23 Grace Sebrlng , Omaha . : . 19 Gustavo A. Johnson , Omaha . 2.1 Lena Jacobsen , Omnliu . 20 Lyman O. Pcilcy , Omaha . , , . . . , . . 29 Nora H. Gibson , Omuha . M Henry Schraedcr , Douglas county . 20 Anna Lunge , Omaha . 21 lloynl A roll MIINOIIN ( iriuitl Today the Nebraska grand chapter , Royal Arch MUROIIH , open * In annual session nt Matonlc hall. About 200 delegate * will lion n attendance. A large number of them are already bete. Grand High Prlesl Frank Uullard of Norlh Platte and Grand Lec turer Houert K. French of Kearney nre In ; ho city. Lust evening the degrees of the chapter were conferred on tbreo uppllaintH jy Bellevuc chapter , which was followed jy a banquet , tendered the visitors by both the local chapters. _ A. G. B rtley of Magic , Pa. , writes : "I feel it a duty of mine to Inform you and the public that DoWItt's Witch Hazel Salve cured no of a very bad case of qczcma It ulso cured my boy of a running sors on his leg , WU.VTHHU FOHUCAHT. Fnlr Wrnllirr with Northerly WlmU for \ < 'I > niHkii. WASHINGTON , Doc. 10. The forecast for Wednesday Is : For Nebraska and Kansas Fair weather ; lortherly wlndH. For Mlwwurl Generally fair weather ; vesterly winds ; warmer In the eastern por- Fo'r Iowa Generally fair ; westerly windn. For Houtli Dakota Kulr ; northwesterly vlndu ; colder Wednesday night , OFFICE OF THR WEATHER OMAHA , Dec. 10 , Omuha record of tern- peraturo and rainfall , compared with the corresponding day of PMt r a Maximum temperature. . . . C2 31 21 17 Minimum tempcialure , , , . 32 30 14 2 VveraKo temperature . 42 32 18 10 Toclpltatlon . 00 ,0i .02 .CO Condition of temperature and nrcolpltu- QUA'CER ' OATS The Child Loves U. The Dyspeptic Dcrauudu It. The Hplcuro Dotoa on It , DO YOU EAT IT *
