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TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , DECEMBER IS , 1805. 7
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
Ail rrtlncMiiotitu for HICBP rolutnn *
lll lie * I it Urn until lit I'll ) ] i. in. fur
( lie etriiliiur niiil iindl H p. in. for the
innrnltiK mill Snnilnr pilltlutiH.
Ailvi'rllNprH ) ! > > rpnpnllnK | n iiiiin-
i-lirclc , OHM IIIMO it unit cm ml-
il to n titiinlicrpil Irller In pnrp
of TinHPPI An m T HO mlilrenHcil
IIP ilplUrrpil IIIMIII iircM'iitntlon
of HIP Hipclt only. Hn p , 1 1-So n
tlrat liiMprllnnt IP rronl
N'ulliliiMT liilccn for le
( linn BSp for llrt Iiiprtl4tn. Tlicne
nilMTllKOMH'iil * iniint IIP run conupcn-
tlvplr.
\VA\Tnn-MAi.n nr.i.i1.
WANTin-Livn. : iNTnM.inr.NT AOHNTS IN
Omnha to orgnnlz" cliil-o of three to nyi rnml-
lit * of f.ur fnmoui On-hinl Himt' latvls in
central Mlolwlppl. Tlio tM of ImffilKrit on H
BOlnc oniith , where there nrr no hot wind * . no
roM winter * . no Mlrrnril * , no crop fnlliirw :
whom two nr Hire- crop * c n lie raljfil rich
years where there l < no mic'i tlilnn in failure If
n mnn will work one-half ns hard ns IIP doe In
tliM country ; pool sumnipis. mild winters ! jure
pajInR cnipi of fruits nml garden truck. rlch"t
soli on earth : brat railway fncllltl * * . O > o > \ .
Am s , Rtncial agent. 1017 Tarnam at. , nl1'l _ >
BOi.ICIToitSVANTfJD TOIl OMAHA : AI.S-'O
mamiRi-ni outside country. Kntlroly new qo , > , ! .
411 mipcloy block. n-.MSW-I > '
SALAItV PAID HALKHMKNI OL
JW TO 1150 .
clKnts : experience not nwwuy : olro Inluce.
mVnta to customers , lllshop & K1Sllxtlh-I3r {
WANTID-AN ACTIVH AND .
man nr llrm to tike the nKcncy for our com.
prewoil post . , An excellent nrlli-lc. L'1' " " }
tlio best In the innrhei.u Thi Paul
I ) > ehlner Co. , Milwaukee , \\ls.
SALESMAN \VANTll > Ni\V : AnTICI.B. NKW
iiclieino of liilioiluclnir : Inslnlltnent jilon ; ilnr >
or commission pal.l. . Call at 1C10 " " ! ' 1
POSITIONS OPNN KOII rr.w
salesmen on fnlury : expcilence iinncce < r > .
permanent employment : Mimly n , ° " ' . . ' "
llros. , mirscpinen. Chicago. _ 1I1
WANTP.O. A COAT HAND ] HTRAOY WORK
and KOO.I pny. Henry Kninebauin , tnllor. \JoJt
1'olnt. Ncl > .
HUM * .
TVANTKO-ailAOUATK It ) II MATRON IN
hurpltnl. Address O 29. Uec uHlce. C-WS-1 , "
WANT13U. OIIH. : GOOD COOK. WAHIIKIl
nml Ironcr. 200 S , Mill u enue. C M80I 19
WANTKP. aim. rou OINIUAI. :
work , 2103Vlrt street. C-M807 13
HOUSH OIUI. FOR MONTANA : CHAMItnil-
malil , JlnlnB room clrln , laumlrc * for out of
town ; teconcl Klrl ; family cook , j.W. CanaJlan
1522 Uouclns. C Mill IS
roil HUNT iiousns.
HOU8i:8. : F. K. DAUI.1NO , OAKKUR
iiousns IN ALL I'AiiTS or Tim CITV. Tin :
O. r. Davla Company , 1G03 Fotrmm. n 111
KtTaNisiuiD nousi : KOII HHNT ; HHAUTIKUL
house , ten rooms , uk-K.intly furnished , hot water
heat , Inumlry , ' stable , carrluge , etc. Thos. 1.
Hall. , f'lO 1'uxton block. H ! ! >
8TANFOKU C1UCLU COTTACinS. 6 HOOMS
all moilcin , K.m , fuel. Apply llyron llccil Com
pany , 212 Ha. ltthfct. _ D "S
noosns. iir.N-i VA co. , 103 N. ISTII ST.
rbit nuNT-iiousi:3 IN ALL PARTS OK Tin :
city.
Special. Kl S'J. 2Stli u\e.
W No. 3Ut st.
-IIO No. 31st el.
AH mcxleni 'comciilcnccs : cheap for lnt r
months. , llrennan , Love & Co. D M34j-D2j
C1C NO. 20T1I , 4-UOOSt COlTAGi : .
1025 No. SOth. 5-room Hat , nice.
1C24 N. 19th , S-room brick.
601 No. 17lh , S-ioom bilcl. .
Omaha Heal Kstalc & Tiuht Co. , 211 8.
FOR RKNT. HQUSn 01' TKN IIOOMS , MOD-
cm oonM'iiicnces ; cry lundy to IiuslJa-ss. Kn-
qulro of 1) . T. Mount , 203 a. lull 8t. U-53C
HOUSn.S ON' PAIINAM' AND
C-i-oonl housuon 2Jd nntl .laven rth. che.ii > .
JnoV. . Ilobblns , 211 N. Y. Ufa
DnsiR.uiin s .iioou iiousn. jis.oo I-ER
month. J. F. Hal ton , 2G1G Cnpllol g jj.
UNCQUAL.LI3D , 8UMMCR AND \VINT11R :
ccnlral ; moilcrn : steam ; 3 , 5 , 0-room Hats.
Tliard. 221 N. 24lh. D-H7CU 21
TOR RENT. S-llOOM lIOUSi : . 8. 13. COU. MD
und Clarke. U
J401 JACIvSON ST. , 7-ROOM MODURN. 0.
4108 L.afa > cue nve. , 9-ioom modem , t2j.
231 S. 21th Bt. , It-room madeni , JW.
203 S. 24th t. , ll-room modem , $30.
277.1 Webstur St. , 7-ioom mudein. JJ5.
277.1 Hurt t , , 7-room modem , l.U
oa N. 27th ave. , 7-room modi-in. J20.
"W2 H. llth at. , 7-room modem , 2o.
2001 S. llth at. , 7-room m > Jrrn. J25 ,
Pldelity Tiust Cunipany. 1702 Farnam st.
1J U7 31
FOR RENT. NICELY riHlNISUKD HOUSE OK
clcht room ; ) , heslile * alcnvo nml bull' room ,
South fiont , with nil coinciilcnccn. Imiulic
2C03 Hulf-Howulil t.
oix-ltooli 'MODERN HOUHE. EMILY PLACE.
14th , south of Mamloison. U-MOJI-2J
iron IlBVr I-'UKMSIIRIl IIUUMS.
THREE ROOMS TOR HOtTSEKEEPINa TO
man nnd wlfoj IPJU taken In lionra , 319 N. IJtli.
jj AIJjj
SOUTH FRONT ROOMH , HOAIII ) , 23 3 DOUO-
las. M S13 J H *
rURNISIIED ROOMS. BTI'.AM HEAT AND
Bai ! uiiBoiinblf. 2ta N. 17th nt. U MTT * St *
2811 BT. MARY'S. I-'IJUNISHEI ) ROOMS ,
L M ll '
uoo.iis AM > IIOAHU.
ELKOANT FRONT ROO5IS. I'lJRNIRHEn OR
unfurnlalicili irooil family IwarJ. 521 X. Sk
1'RONT ROOMH. WELL HEATEIJ : 1\\MILY
twonl If Ue lri-ili lutci rcujoiublo. ' 3JI Nonh
2M t. * - '
ROOMS WITH HOARD. 2J13 DOUOLAfl.
1 * * Al i
NICE WARM ROOSISi ROOD ISOARDi ItATfiS
ifOBonnblB. Tlio Rose , SO.'O Hiirney.I"
I" Mevu Jlu
rim iiK\T-i\KUitMsinn ! UOOMB.
4 ROOMS : WATI/R IN KITPIIEN : CENTRAL
rranonablo rent : nlco far hueki plnff. 170
Wcl.ter t. a-M5' l
3 ROOMS , FURNISHED OR U
zullaMe tor hoU8fl.i-fi.IHRi . ulsj lnint iH. 109
N. Jlth. J-Mtli-19
rou HUNT STOIIUS AXD
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY IIRICU RlIILDINa
nt 913 Fill nn in ut. Thin Imllilln , ; linn a lite-
tu-oof ccnirnt l'n > euu > nt , comjilfto mcnin hvnt-
iiiir llxturi' , wntvi nn all iloom , sat , ulo. Ap
ply at tha olllce ot The lloe. I-91D
Aii.NT.S WAXTI31) .
LADT AOn.NTH ; HUlllinil ;
rjulck calm ! hu , ' proiltH ; cataU'gu fite , .Mr .
N. I ) . I.lltlo llfif , C'J. . Chlrasj , III ,
WANTEP. Aai.N1H TOH Ot'It NK\V IIOL'.SH-
hniil pi'i'lnlllia : UUKUI > J.(0 In f7.0) ) n 'lay ; l > a ) '
eeryctk. . C'cntial fupply t'j. , Cliiclnnail.
J-MS1V IS *
STOII
, FIIANK KWIIUS , 1SU
I'AL'iril ? BTOKAUC AND WAUUHOUSK CO , .
WJ-ilU Joiu-j , Gtnoinl stmato mul fonviirJIiig.
J1-1J.
\V.\VJ'IM TO HITV.
WASTBIl-KOn CV8II. VAPA.NT U > T , IN.
nMo tnll-J limit ; inuit Iw n nup : wantfl , Orulu
prcperty , luiul 1111,1 mpirhiinaiiij fur bau ! aiU
rxrhanKf. i : , r. lUnc.'r , 221 a 15 h tirorl.
WANTED , TO IH'V DIAMONDS KOU CASH :
inutt bo u baisulii.ddrej4 (1 ( a , II v
N-MKI J3
roil MALI : { ' [ .IIMTIIHI : .
OP TWKI.VIMIOOM lOl.i , . . :
central locHlhm , all In cuU urd r u' I t < t
. Spot carli , Aildr-n U J , IU > \
it ' J I
FOR BAI.K. Kl'llNITIMtfJ IN 61X-UCWM I'LV. , I
cainplclit , fur aU U'3 " .uLI i f r > > 'H , I
Tannin lrcel. O VM 1 1
ran. sALi-MisciLiAsnoifl. !
HAltl ) WOOD 4 AND D-POOT TENCH VOtl
corn cribbing. U , It , Let , 031 DouglA * .
Q 421
SKATES. ALL SIZHS. 3S CENTS TO M.
Omnha Illoclc Co. , S23 N. 1 . CJ-M3H
ONB KINH SKALSKIN NKWMAItKET AT A
great bargain. 1311 I.'ouBlas street. U A. He * .
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roit SAii-LAiiis' : inoii OIIADH HICYCLI : ,
ISDi model ; llret clnf condition O 31 , IJ e.
JII.SCKM.AMOI.S. ;
HOOK IHNOINO. THK nUHKI.RY PHINTINO
Co. . Ill and 116 North IStli street. U-IU-DH
iNi-onMATioN LBA'DINO TO AimnaT OP
pnrty who ftolc my English setter ( while , with
blnck tlck . black pitch over ono < . > < ) , "HI be
npprpclnteil anil vardcd. II , L. Fcntlp , d
1'nrk u\enuo , H-MSOJ 19 *
CI.AIHVOVA.VrS.
MIIS. DH. II. WAIlltKN. CLAItlVOVANT. nil-
liable buslncia medlumi Slh > ear at 119 N. ICIh.
MASHAfli : , MATHS , KTO.
MADAME SMITH. N. E. COIl. 15TII AND
Douglna , room 11T 2nd floor ; in.iBiaKf nnd bntln.
T 743-21 *
MME. HOWEM. . TUHIClPIt AND Et.EtTtltC
Imlhs. Finest p.irlors In city. 3:8-3:0 : H. 13th.
T M50I-3I'
MME. AMES , rORMERI.Y OF ST , LOUIS , MAS-
nage nnd Imlhs , W ! S. 13th St. , 2d 11 'or , room 10.
T MT42-21 *
MADAME GHACE LEON , ELECTRIC MAS-
* itve ; Imtli | > nrlom healthful mul refreshing. 417
Uouth llth , upstnlrs , put lorn 2 nnd 3.T .
T M7SJ-21 *
VIAVA 340 UDE llf.UCl. , HEALTH HOOK
free ; homa treatment ; Inily attendant. U453
1SATHS , MASSAGE. MMK. VOST. 31D14 S. ISTlt.
U-42J
FINE LIVEHY RIGS CHEAP. ED UAUMLEY.
17th and St. Italy's nvenuc. Telephone. 440.
U-427
nEI.I.E EI'l'ERLY CORSET MADE TO ORDER
at 1WS Farniim. Agentx M timed. U 352-D23 *
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS , BICYCLES ,
Jewelry , etc , ; etrlclly confidential. 1 * O. liox 3Z6.
U 10S
MATRIMONIAL CORRESPONDENCE 1IUREAU.
rnpLT nml Data , lOc. Earth Pub. Co. , St. L.HI In ,
Mu. U COj-JnnG *
LADIES ! I CAN POSITIVELY REMOVE THE
worst ( jrowlh of hair from fuc nnd armi.
Call at the Pailalin ToMct parlors for ono
week. Dop't fall to rfnd the iitaee. Testimonials
en Hie. Room 200 , Douglas block. Madam True.
U M715-13 *
MOX13Y TO LOAX-HEAL CSTATC.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
Life. I/oani at low ratet for choice seeiirlly In
Nebraska A : lo a fauns or Oniuha clly property.
\V I2S
MONJY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. ! ' . Davli Co. , IDOJ Kurn.ini St. \V 1-9
0 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Nch. fauna.V. . II , Mclkle , Omaha.
\V 430
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Tiust Co. , 170. ! rainnni.
v i
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , liienn.in , Loxc & Co. , 1'nxton Lllk.
\V 422
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARK. 9i N. Y. LIl'E.
. \V-433
MORTGAGES , d. G. WALLACE , 11ROWN 1ILK
W 131
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITV
property. W. Karnatn tfinlth & Co. , 1220 f.irnain.
W 133
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW ItATEs !
J. D. ZlUle , ICth and Douglas , Omaha.
\V430
FARM LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SARPY. 1 TO
10 years , low ratC3. Ourvln Bros. , 210 N. Y. L.
W 437
JIIOXEV TO LOAX CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS
horxo3agous , etc. , nt lowest rates In city ;
no icmoial of goods ; stilctly confidential ; you
can pay the loan oil at any time or In any
umouiit.
umouiit.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
3uO S. ICth st.
X 13S
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MONEY TO LOAN. 30. GO. 90 DAYS ; FtlRNI-
ture. pianos , etc. Duff Green , loom 8 , li.ulier
block. x lj
mrsixr.ss CHARGES.
FOR SALE. THE PALACE CAFE IN LEAD
and Deiduood ; both doing Koo.l business. Ad
dress Matt Kluup , I.ead or JJeadnooil , S. D.
Y-M407
MAKE MONEY 1 Y CAREFUL SPF.Ct'LATION
In Kraln through a lellahltaucccasful rlrm ; rx-
culle.it npportunllles lo nuke proilta liy out nctv
plaiiH ; fully explained nnd a nt free ; highest
iffemicea. Pattlsoa . Co. . 700 Omaha Hldir. ,
ChlcaKU. III. Y M47S
WANTED. $4.500 MERCHANDISE FOR SO-ACRE
llnw Impiovi'il farm , uuutlicastcrn Nebraska ;
uanted. eastern Nebraska and western loua
fiunn for I in ! so. , city propcrtsor clear central
NibraiKu lands. K. K. Ringer , 321 S. IMIi t.t.
Y M03I IS'
ULACICSMITH AND WACON SHOP FOR SALE-
BODd location. John Forney , Uaillcy , Neb.
Y-M711 2)
J3W.OO CASH WILL I1UY AND HANDLE A
Jic v buslnc-fj paying J30.00 per eek. Address
care Itee , G U. Y 61C-18 *
PATENTS FOR SALE. WE OFFER GOOD IN-
veitmi'iita In the following patuiitn , all of
ulilcli Imvc money inaUnc ; ijuallilcj'a | n.
vlti > corn-spondenci ; . Full Ueutlntluns fui-
nlshed :
Telfphone. M ,9M ; foot hook for horses , 511 543'
eloc. iiimunelalor , 405.170 ; spet'd Kcurlnit M7 -
810 ; Bnine rppar. , 533.8)0 ) : R > , llfllnx J.u-k , Mi
643 ; we-ither strip , DS'i.CIl ; stop for vplnnlni-
in , io' ] . , C43.7CS ; tas\\ \ holder , ClJ.'il. pipe wrcnci
GIJ.4JI ; linger uierclslnn dev. , f,3',2J ) ; map stand
Cli .S41 ; mraaurlng lank. S2I.SO ) ; change nial.or ,
040,701 ; hearliiR for wheel * . 519,393 ; trolley wile
rrofslng , 541.UUS ; vlip , 527,217 ; huh attacheMl ! , .
61 , disk Hhaipener , CII.8 > U ; clec. renul.il r , 54) .
C17 ; uMil. M3.00I ; nifg. milk of llnio. 5J8.577.
calendar , 531,720.
Addreiw American Ihitent nucncy. patent solicit ,
ois mid negotlatr > r < , N. W. cor. Fifth und I lum *
BtruetD , Cincinnati , Ohio , Y J1318 13
roil KXC'IIAXCiI-3.
EQUITY IN LAF.GC TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Omaha : what ha\o jou to ulTur , H , F. Dalley
840 N. Y. Life Uldg. | _ '
FOR EXCHANGE , 500 FINE TMPROVED
farm , Hhormim nmnly , Nebraalu , clear , for
Rood Omaha property fp farmlll ; imstuna
l.CO'J-aciu ranch , irood IniproxeinenU , level , ilch
land , central Nebrasli.i , for eastern N-braska
or I on a farms , \\lll iissuine. 1,300 acren tlno
land , eautern Nctra lu , JIJ.OW ; want merehjn-
diao for all or ( mil trntial properly or email
faim for one-half ; dalinco llnio ,
IOW-acrc ) wenlern Io n , nil lev'l , rich land ,
line linpiovcmenta. tU , jO ; n.int 113,000vctern
land or toivu properly , Ji&W cn h. u.ilaiieu time.
VS ) ni'iea rich , level land , fair Improvement * .
! . ' 3.00 ; 144 iic-ica , name pilct- ; : > o acic level ,
ilrh land , t\vo inllm fruni good tnnni only
IJO.W ; 4 tvns of hay tills year ; IS ) ncn > K-vol
hay land , fmr mllon In nlatlon , i2J.OO ; 'i tr.uk
S..aOi ) casJi , liahince lime ; all the nbo\e lamia
In Mcnona county , IOHO. j : . F , lllnx-er.
X-M6M IS *
GOOD , UNINCLMIIERED NE11RASKA LAND
fur n lucrative prescription drug Lualne s. Ail-
dIVBJ G 43 , llee. 2-M7S7 21
CLE\R CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR FIRST
il.im Orm near Omaha , T , 1) . McCullk-h , nuUo
C-jl , Clumlier of Conuiu'rcc , Chicago. 111.
/ 111.SOI.J15
FOR I'.XfllANaiS-OMAHA PROPERTV AND
fiS.iWJ.O ) ia h tov Chlca t prtpetty. T. U. Mi-
Cullocn. ulli ! CO ) . Chamber or Cummerce , Chi-
cas" . lliii. Z-SOJ-JIS
FolTtiALE OR TRAUE FOR HC.u7 IJSTA TE .
nmll hcttl ( Ij'nc r.o l IJUtliu'Jsf' ; \ located ,
Adduiii Carl I'flcrx , Dijut hotel , 103 Mala
ktieet , Council Ilurr ) < . 7.MS'i is
I-'Oll BALK IlKAL KSTATIJ.
AlISTRACTri. THE 1IYRON REED COMPANY.
RE-4IJ
IMPROVED FARMS , a. w. OAHI/K-IC. " ijjj
Funiar. ) st. RE Cll Jl
1IARG.UNH , SALE OR TRADE IN CITV 1'ROP-
and fuimo. John N , Funnr , opp. p. o.
RE-44J
1IOUB1M. IX1TS AND FARMS ;
talu tr ItjiliF. . K. Dulling. ll.HKor lilack.
IIU-III
TEXAS K\11US AND FRl'IT LANDS. I5MALL
ur iwiRd tiu.ttj lot. ' prlws. ca < y inyni'iin.S'o
ii-o pr , IIKI.II t.i LnJUtr < ) ui > iluiu ts'jolllus
t'.u-v UuJj , und la aiianK" ( < ' cheap lallroad
f.i.u { . , any persj.'i u-mhlnv tu VUll ) iUhcrii
Tcia'i. Uuiitapmdcnc. ' ajllclUJ. Onuliu K n !
i : > at end 'liuit Co. , ill S , 18th si ,
HU M237
F n SAT.i : IIT3AL RSTATD.
( Continued. )
I-OR RAROAINS , TRADES. QUICK DEALS.
c ll or write D. V. Sholes Co. , Fit-it NMIonil
Hunk nid . RE-M5IS 81
WANTED-LARGE CITY AND KARM PROP'
crtled for faor cxchanut. T. II. McCulloch ,
iiulto 601. Chamber o Commerce. Chlcairo , Illi.
RE 8M-J15
SHOnTHAXI ) AXI ) TYIMJXVllITIXO.
A. C. VAN RANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIKE.
4CO
OMAHA HUSINESS COLLEGE , 13TH. FARNAM
IIOT1II.S.
Atrr-NA itousn intntoruAN ) . N. w. con.
13lh and Dodge , Itoom * tjy rt y or week. 4 Z
Tin : i.ANor : IIOTKU ws s. IITII ST. ; BTKAM
heat ; tnble board , W. ( per week.
WMHSHTAKKUS AND KSIllAIiMISHS ,
H. K nUHKRT. rUNHRAI. tllUKCTOK AND
cmbnliner , 1618 Chicago at. , telephone ' 09. > ' _
BWANSON & VAMUN , KOI
M. A. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND HM-
balmer , 1411 Farnam st , , telephone 225. 4 6
I1ICYCM3S.
11IO IIAIIOAI.N'S IN HECOND-HAND IJI-
cyclMj skates. 35o to Jl.W. Omaha Itlcvclo Co. .
3Z3 N. ICth street. MCC3-J3
IIL'II.IJIXG AMI I.OAX ASSOCIATIONS.
SHAKES l.V MUTUAL U & n. ASS'N TAT
6 , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old ; nlwoys
ledeemablc. 1701 Fnrnam st. , Nattlnger , S'C.
HOW TO orrr A HOME on SECURE noon
Interest on FnvlnK . Apply to Oinnhn. L. & u.
Asa'n , 1704 Hen Llilg. ( J. M. Notllnger. Sec.
443
\viNTnuii > .
WANTED-HOHSES TO WINTER ; UE3T OF
care ; terms rensonable. A. W. Phelps & Son ,
SOT N. Y. I.ITe lildg. Telephone 1034.H
H 373-D2T'
HORES WINTERED ; "EST OF CARE
Blven horses , both winter nnd summer. Aunrtus
M. J. Welch , Oretnn. Neb. M7T3
1 AWN1IUOKKHS.
51. MAUOW1T2 I.OANH MONEV. 418 N. 16 ST.
CO A I , .
TOR BITUMINOUS COAL. CAR LOADS ,
iloniefttlc or steam purposes , ndtlrcss l.xrelslor
Coal Mlnlntr Co. , Du Quoin , III. M1OD1S *
Mt'SIC , AUT AMI IjANCJUA E.
FOR GREAT I1AROAINS IN' I'AINOS SEE
Win. II. Schmoller. 5th lloor McCaque building.
OEOUOE lQCM.ENIJKCIC. . BANJO AND
EUllnr teacher. ISlj Chicago st. 109
m'IIOIHTI3UIXG FUUXITIillK.
UPIIOI.STEniNG , KU11NITUKE REPAIRED
arul paclceil very cheap ( hli month. M. S.
Wnlhln. 2111 Cumins. Tel. 1331. 237
LOST.
STHAVED-FROM 1S13 SO. Kill , A LIGHT
Jeiscy cow , bras1 * thlmhli * on one horn. Tele-
jihonw 172C. II. II. llojneld , Lost-SOS-lT *
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Office ot Lee-Clarke-Andreesen Hardwars
Company , Omaha , Nebraska , December 14 ,
1S3D. Notice Is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Lec-Clarko-Amlreesen Hard
ware company that the aniuml meeting of
the stockholder of the comruny will beheld
held nt the olllCeq of the said company ,
J219 , 1221 nnd 1223 Harney fctreet , In the city
of Onmha , in the stnto of Nebraska , oil
Tuesday , January H , A. D. , 1S36. at .3
o'clock p. m. , tor the puipose of electing1 a
board or directors for the company to Kerve
durinp ; the ensuing year , and to transact
such other business as may be presented at
such meeting.
( Attest. ) H. J. LEE , President.
W. JL GLASS , Secretary. Dlld32t-M
December Specials . . .
COSTUMERS Tivrlvc pattoriM to nolect from
jirici'B SL'.uO , S4.00 , spj.OU , * 7.flu , SSJO.OU aart
Sl'1.30.
Chas. Shiverick & Co. ,
l-'iiriilturi' and Draperies 12tu and Uouclas
RAILWAY TIME CARD
I.tHVPs InunLINGTON fc MO. niVEU.IArrhes
OmaliaUnloji | Depot , 10th & MUS.OII Jjte.f Omaha
' "
6:30am : 7. . .Denver Expreis . . . , 9:3am :
4:3'.pni.IHKHills : , Mont. A Puset Hml r.4:03pm :
4Upm : Denver Hxnrcn 4C3pni :
7-OCpin .Ncbraalta Local ( fxcei > t fiunday ) . . 7:45 : | < m
. . .I.lllCiln Local ( exrept KuiiJayl..ll:23am :
Ij4jpm.rast Mall ( torLlncnln _ < dally.
.
OinahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts.f Omaha
C00pm ; Chlcauo Vettlbuln S.'OOam
9:4am : Chlcoso Expiets 4lpni :
74riOpm..Chlcnijo * fit. Loul < Exnrf . . . S : iam
ll:3'am : Pacific Junction Local r30pra ;
Hut Mall , . . .
Leaves ( CHICAGO. MIL. & BT. I'AUL.IArrlvts
OmahoUnjonpepit | , 10th & Maeon Sls.f Onmha
'
6:00pm.r : . . . .C.MCBBO Limited .T.7. 8:05am :
10:413111..Cl.lcaco Express ( ex. SunJqy ) . . .
Leaves ICUICAOb & NOnTIIWKSTN.IArrhej
OmihilUnjon Depot , loth & Maion 8la. ) Omaha
ll:00am. : , * , r Kflstern Express. , . . . , , „ " JjlOpm
4:4'rm : Vpsllbiildl Limited r4pm ;
7Vam ! Cnrroll Pasjeneer I0:4i : > iim
ri.ijpm Oiimlia Chlea o Special 8:00am :
4r.0inn : Uoone ] x > cal t:30am :
Missouri Valley I.Dcal , . , , . , . . 9:30am :
U A03 jCIIICAnO , n. I , i I'ACIPIC.IAttlrei
OmnhalUnlou Dtput. 10th K Mu on Sln.l Omaha
KAST.
] 0:40am.Alliuitlc : Exprea.iex. . Sunday ) . . . 6:3Inm :
6 : : pm Nlcht EXPIM . , , , . 8trun :
4Wi : > m ChloaKo veitlbutcit I.lmlteii llSpin :
4:50 111 . .81. I'aulVf _ t iuled Llralted. . . . lS5pm
WEST.
CilSpm.Oklahoma . Texas Kn. is- : .
'j 2Eg ; . . .Coioradn
I aveTI C. , ST. P. . M. a O rre
OinahniDejiot _ , 15ti | and Webster Stt. j Omah.i
( ! lUm , . . / .Sloux City Acrom modal Ion , . . 8l5pm :
It.Upin.Sioux City Expreji ( ex. Sun.l..llUiirn :
t45pm Bt. Paul MinluV. ; 10jni
Depot. Jth andWeh ' _ lcr tita.
Lea\e > I K. C. , ST. J. & C. H. , , , . . . , c
OmahalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason 81s I Omaha
90mu..Kanii.is ; City Day Expre . , . , , 5:20nm :
tilipm.K. C. Nlfc-lit Ex. Via U , P. Tran . 7:00jm :
Leaiesl MIPSOITItl PACIKia JArrTCeT"
Omahal Depot. Utli nndWeb _ ter SU. | Omaha
10:40aTn : , , . . . ? t. fxiuls Rxprcts . C:00am :
: Jpm . St. Ix > uli Exprejj . :0lpm :
Jt : SOpm..fl.Nebailia _ Locaj ( ex. Bun. ) . > ; 03am
Unv * I 8IOUX"ciTY t"J < AClflc. i ArrlvrT
Onulial Uepot. 15lh aud Webster BU. J Omtha
' '
8l5pn'i ; . . . . . ' . .at. Paul LlmlleJ . 't:10om :
Leaves SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC. lArilveT'
OirMialUnloii Dtpot , 10th 8. Mason Bti.f Omaha
1 : 3 m Kloux City I sangT , .10:4)pm :
Clilm : St. Paul Limited 9:0aui :
L ave I UNION PACIFIO TArruTT
OuiaholUnloa Dtpot , IDth ft Maion 8U. | Omaha
:10am North Platte Expiei * 4:34pin :
Leave * | WAI1A8H RAILWAT. trin
OlnahaU. nlon Dtpot. ; 0lli & Mi ton fitu ' Omaha
. St. Louli Cannon"Ual ! UWau
Beccliam'spiUs arc for bilious ,
ness , bilious-headache , dyspep
sia , heartbufn torpid liverdiz
ziness , sick headachebad taste
in the mouth , ' 'coated tongue ,
loss of appetjto.sallow 3kinetc ( >
when caused1 by constipation ;
and constpattbn ! is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book , Pills IDC
and 250 a box. Book free at
your druggist's orwrite B. F.
Allen Co. , 365 Canal St. ,
New York.
Annual > nlen mor * than 6.003 000 bozH.
( Mj- mama nsod Wool Soap ) ( I vrlsn nitno bad )
WOOLjS/VSvrWnotBltrlnle It
U used In the laundry.
TTnol Soap Is delicate anil retreiblmr for bath rur *
poses. The best cleanser , lluv a bar at vour dtalen.
lire sires : toilet and laundry.
Raworth , Scliodde 6t Co. , Makers , Chicago.
3CnathninBt. . Uotton. iTJ I.ponarrt Bt. ,
Now Tork.ta ; CUostnul St-.SL Louts.
Pains
and anxieties can bo relieved to n cer
tainty by using
Or Chevalier's
Female
Pills.
Price , 81.00
If yon are tinid''nntlj doubt as to
what will rcllwe yon , send for those
pills. Sent scaled beourely by mail on
receipt of price , , , ' / ,
i
Stisrman 6 McConnell Drug Co
1513 DoilgroJst.iOMAIlANEa. (
Be Sure J
It's -Pure
s
You don't wan to eat 'adulterated
btick\vjieat oruibuckwbe tnlthat isn't
' ' " '
buckwlieatat'all/ ' " ' " - '
is an honest product. Nothing but
plain buckwheat of the very best kind
At Your Dealers.
C hlolicater * * l nsU0n vi&intma tjrann.
ol ouA Only CcAutur.
SAft , ilwaji rtlUHi. yiDiia
liI JOT Cktcfiettm tfialttk
tirnnJ la Red au4 CyM m 1 lll3\
| t > or , icilO wli'a Hui ilUij. T keno
no other , Jtr/uj ) JonicfBUiiu l'l ( < -
tlemand fm'faffonl. Aiprnfslttl. or lend 4 r.
la ttfirapl ftr particuliri ,
ilold ly al
ForJj.CO Hithn's J'iriruifirjOnta'ta ,
fb. , will Mind you 0 loxcs of Turlih'i
Lost Manhood ( . 'tiro wllll u dl.illncl lfj.ii
| f/iiiii-niilrc to euro you of niiy woakno
' citlsct : ! by youthful crrorj or ertrstlro
tiitilntf , fully stopplliz ntyht vmlmlo
liriuslnR liaulc tlio atrrniith ntid vigor nt |
ydiitli or refund uvcry rent jjaifl to uj ,
\Vo do not Ivu ' / j > r rr/i / on , but
I glvoj'oii mcillcl'xi that will euro anil itn-
1 vcloi | nil | int3 : fully. HltiKlo boves $1 ,
Spniby niiiil. no printing on outsldu , on
lovolpt of price.
For l.Hillci-Tnrlililt Tans/and ; I'enny
cunl l'lll. niivur f.ill to lulu ) ; inrtmltiiii-
I llun ture In Ilin ilufi. Si box , ij for 85 by
) mull , ilalin' . I'liannauy , Dniulm.
EVERY
f-omcilnirs ncoda n rellabb
nifltitbly ri'i.'UlallnK medicine
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL pLLS ! (
A''iprcinpt. r.iffc nnd cortolD In result. The genu.
lno ( I'r. ' ivnl'rit n pr jrnTinoInt Vnt anyivtcrft
11.00 , Sherman & ( ' fcCunnell Drus Co , , HI )
Uodge street Omahairf < b.
{ Teeth'"for $5.
All work done In the
"iJafJ professional man-
'iuli1'nnd ' Guaranteed as
- rpi eutiued.
& D . WITHERS , 4th Hoop , I
* Drown Block. ' ' ict'h and Douglas Sts. *
' Toliphdne 1775 ,
TIIH i AII ic IST.
INBTllUMENTS'plAped on record Ujcember
17 , 1835 ;
WARRANTY DKEDS.
East Omaha Land company to Carter
White Load company , lots 1 to 2i ,
block C , In subdlv of a ' , lot 6 , Kaat
Omaha . . . , . . . $ -
Mrs A Q C HemmliiK to K II Hem
ming , s > t lot 23 , Kalrmont 1'lace . 1
Loulu Bchroeder , trustee , to Prank
Hwoboua. n % lot 22. bloflc 13 , liroivn
park . . . . . . . . . 125
Sumo to Joseph Kovotny , a Vi lot 22 ,
bl3ck 15 , s.imo , , . , . , . , . , 125
W 1) Mead. Jr. . anl wife to Ulof Llnd-
b-ien. lot 11 , blocks , Kmllck Park . . . . 1
DI5BO8.
Special master to Stockton Heth , lot
4 , Crezcent park . , , , . 3,010
Same to 1C A Andcrron , uxecutor , lot
7 , Bclby'H subdlv Jn 2J add to South
Omaha , . , , . . . . . . , . . 900
J Ii Pierce , receiver , to Michigan Mu
tual Life Insurance eoinpun- ,
reel In ne nw 15-15-13 , . . , . ,
Toul amount of transfers
CHARGE FRAUD IN FAILURE
Creditors of II , B. Nisaloy & Oo. Have the
Partners Placed Under Arrest ,
DRY GOODS FIRM A COMPLETE WRECK
Clinttel JlorlMrnK * ' " CiMi-rlnw Hie
\Vholf Stui'k Pllril mill n llciu < > '
Slii-rllT In 1'iis etiMloii of
, the .Slure.
LINCOLN , Dec , 17. ( Special. ) As forc-
slndowcd In The Dee this morning , the dry
goods house of H. R. Nlssley & Co. did not
open its doors today , owing to the filing ot
chattel mortgages Into yesterday afternoon
to the amount of $16,700. Today warrants
were Issued for the arrest of Nlssley and
his partner. Edward II. Wells. They were
Issued upon a complaint subscribed
to by S. II. Ilurnham. cashier
of the American Exchange Na
tional bank. The criminal proceedings
are the outgrowth of the failure. When the
bank got wind of the failure It oued out
a writ of replevin , claiming the right of pos
session under n chattel mortgage given sev
eral months since for $10,000. At an early
hour this morning the writ was served. A
request for possession was made upon L.
C. Burr , attorney for some of the mort
gagees. H was refused. Deputy Sheriff
Dillon secured entrance to the store by
means of a crowbar , shattering the windows
and seme of the furniture In liU effort * .
Then ho removed the sign announcing that
the store was In the possession ot the mort
gagees and put up another announcing that
the sheriff was In supreme charge. The
mortgages tiled last night run to H. B.
Claflln Co. for $3,500 , to the State Journal
company for $350. to Hargreives Bros , for
$330 and to Amoa Nlssley , Pennsylvania ,
brother of the head of the firm , for $12,500.
L. C. Burr , attorney for some of the mort
gagees , says the liabilities of the firm are
$25,000. The Block Is said to have cost
seme $35,000. C. E. Tlngley , owner of the
building. In the county court this morning ,
began suit for unpaid rent and Issued an
order attachment thereon , Nlssley and
Wcllg were admitted to ball In the sum ot
$1,000 each , which they gave.
Tomorrow morning E. H. Wooley , the
Lincoln attorney recently debarred by Judge
Chapman , will go down to Plattsmouth to
begin his fight for reinstatement. In Judge
Chapman's court he has filed a motion to
have his disbarment net aside and vacated
on the ground that no charge : were made
and filed In any proceedings to disbar him.
Should ho fall In the present proceedings he
will at once appeal to the supreme court.
Judge Lansing has decided that the claim
cf the county of Johnson against the estate
of T. W. Lowrey , although filed after the
statutory bar of time , Is nil right and ought
to be allowed. The estate appeals and will
SCB what the district court will do In the
promises. Originally the tnxes amounted
to $340. hut Interest charges have run the
total to $817.
From the Christian Church of Bethany
Christopher Owlngi and Mrs. Moss have
been expelled on the charge of "indiscreet
friendship. " Nothing moro than Indiscretion
Is charged by the church trustees , but there-
Is said to have been eo much gossip that
it was deemed advlsiblc to disconnect them
from the sanctuary.
L. J. Fowler , who runs n small grocery
and meat store , was today added to the list
of Lincoln's Insolvents. Ho has given chat
tel mortgages to Mrs. Sarah Chapman and
Mcta Wood for $370 each , and to Gsorgo
Fowler for $130.
The gle-o and banjo clubs of th ? State uni
versity will give their third annual concert
Wednesday evening. December 18. Several
box parties have batn arranged for the oc
casion. The following will act as patrons
and patronesses of the concert : Mesdamss
MccLoan , Buckstaff , J , J. ImhofT , Fechet.
Sherman , R. E. Moore. Richards , H. II. AVI1-
son , C. C. Burr. C."H. Morrlll , C. H. Gere.
The program will consist of typical college-
music. -
Omaha people In Lincoln : At the Llndell
W. A. Travis , E. T. Margaret , W. J. Colvln.
At the Capital W. T. Holdon. At the Lln
dell W. M. Burgess , R. P. Hamilton , Fred
J. Sackctt , H. G. Harte.
I.UIDIGII STIM , IIU.VS TillPHISO.V. .
i In Control nml Viialiiitod nn
to Hie Chlirrhlll-UllHKcll Hoard.
LINCOLN , Dec. 17. ( Special. ) Warden
Lcldlgh says that all rumors that he Is being
supplied by the Board of Purchase and Sup
plies or the Board of Public Lands and
Buildings with anything In the shape of
maintenance for the convicts In his charge
are false. Several papers in the state have
circulated the report that the board had been
supplying him with such maintenance dur
ing the pendency of his mandamus suit
against the Board of Purchase and Supplies
at the rate of ll'/i cents a day psr capita.
"They have not , " said the warden today ,
"given mo as much as 11 cents all told since
the controvcray about putting Contractor
lleemcr Into the penitentiary came up. In
fact , it would bs Impossible for them to dose
so , as they will bo obliged to secure ray
signature to the vouchers before they can
draw 1 penny of the legislative appropriation
for the maintenance of convlctn , and I am
sure I have signed no such voucher. How ,
then , are they going to get the money to do
in They attempted to Bend me some coal
through Beemer , but I refused to receive
it unless It was directed to the penitentiary.
It comes to mo billed that way now. Mem
bers of the board nay that It makes no dif
ference what the decision of the supreme
court Is In regard to the mandamus suit , I
will get nothing at all for the past , but only
for what lo supplied In the future after the
decision. I think , however , the stale of Ne
braska Is good for all Ii contracts for
through Its legal officers. "
At present the warden Is purchasing all
the euppllcs necessary for an economical
conduct of the penitentiary. Today ha re
ceived two carloads cf flour bought In the
nsms of the elate. One thing that evidently
puzzlei Warden Leldlgh U ths supreme
court'u construction of the term "man
damus. " The warden snyo he Instituted n
mandamus suit under the Impression that
such an action would ba given Immediate
prccedenco. Every other suit of the kind
that has been commenced In the supreme
court had been given dispatch but this one.
It has now ben delayed nearly three months ,
Cliurolion lo Unite ,
NEBRASKA CITY , Dae. 17 , ( Special )
Sines the resignation of Rev. T , K , Hunter
as pistor of the First Presbyterian church
In this city , a movement Is being made to
ward the uniting of th > First Preibytcrlan
and III' Cumberland Presbyterian churches ,
At a Jo'nt meeting held a ghcrt tlmo ago ,
coirmittees were appolntcU from the two
church's , and It U probable that the con
gregations will noon meat under ono roof ,
A light rain visited this city bat night ,
attended with much electrical disturbance ,
The local merchants icpsrt the holiday
traiJo good , and that the farmers t'iem
contented.
Sheriff Hubbtll yesterday took to the pen
itentiary Hamilton Thompion , who will servb
one year fat stealing $78 from the saloon
of Oeorgo Qanz.
COIIK-H < o firlcf.
STHOMSBURO , Neb. . Dec. 17 , ( Special
Tel'gram. ) Swan Benson , a laboring man ,
was arrested a few days ago for fcrslns th *
name of J , F. Lswer dn numerous checks
on the Farmers' and MeiclianU' bank of thin
place. Ho Is now In Jail , Ono of the checks
was given to A. W. Ar.deuon , a merchant ,
amounting : to $10.60 , and was refused by the
bunk. Anderan went to His wife of Benson
and by Inllnilditlon succeeded In securing a
bg ! melt of flour and a tm irl cf potatoes ,
leaving the woman In destitute circumstances.
This afternoon a committee cf Indignant cltl-
Kent waited on Anderson and gave him until
Bunlcwn to return the propeity or suffer the
cciuenuences. _
St. I'ltul Crlmluiil
ST. PAUL , Neb. , Doe. 17 , ( Special. )
Cctmty Judg ? Hannibal baa bo.'n busy trying
cilm'tial cueu. Baturdcy Jack Crawford wai
an cited for abusing hU v > lfe. The judi ;
let him off with a line and cos's. The tumo
day Nutbanlel Cornett was arrested for beatIng -
Ing hla father. His trial hag not jet btnn
hal.
hal.Yeit'rday
Yeit'rday Countable Holdn went to the
farm of Peter Johnson to arrest him on the
charge of threatening to shoot M man. John
son cet upon and beat the officer badly on
the head and face with n nngon spoke , but
the officer finally succeeded In knocking
down and arresting him.
n.u > iintcnomtnn rnit vn.uts.
Ilitwklnx * Trial nt llonlrlrr
ttotm > InlcTeMliiHT Alnttcr.
BEATRICE , Dec. 17. ( Special Telegram. )
The second day of the trial of the HawKins -
Kins case has been full ol Interest and has
been listened to by oven a larger crowd than
ntttnded yesterday , everybody being anxious
to hear the testimony ot the ex-city clerk ,
J. T. Phillips. Phillips took the stand ut
11 o'clock and remained until 3:10. : Ho
made no attempt to conceal his own guilt
and was positive in hli testimony ns lethe
the guilt ot Hawkins , and stated that no
Inducements had been held out to him to
turn state's evidence , but tint he was doing
S3 bccaiipo he wanted to make n clean breast
of It by telling the whole truth and have
It over with. He testified that General
Colby , who was employed to defend him-
sflf nml Hawkins , had threatened him In
thn jail , and told him that It ho nttemptod
to stick Hiuklns , Hawkins and himself and
friends would dog him lo his grave. He
stated that crookedness had been carried on
In his office under Mayors Fcgg , Phillips ,
Shultz and Cirablc. Ho did not renumber
of duplicating any warrants while Tail or
Ebrlght were mayor , although ho might
have done so.
The state rested at 4 o'clock and thfr de-
fcnso began taking testimony. Tli ? scenes
In the court room during ths taking ot Phil
lips' testimony were at times quite thrill
ing , tha court on stveial occasions finding
It necrj-jnry to reprove the contending at
torneys for their conduct. In the case now
on trial the charge Is that of fraudulently
obtaining the mayor's signature to war
rants , the frauds consisting of the wntr
commissioner placing his O. K. upon spur
ious bills , thus obtaining \\arr.inls and pro
curing the monsy upon them. There nn >
other cases against Hawkins yet to ba tried ,
In which ho Is charged with forgery.
KAUMI2MS co.vvn.vnox AT HASTINGS
Urt'linriln ami Siixnr llootx tin * Subject
Of AlllIri'HHCN.
HASTINGS , Dec. 17. ( Special Telegram. )
The Fanners' Institute , which was held this
afternoon , was the most successful and larg
est attended of any meeting of Its kind hsld
in Hastings. Chairman Hart called the meet.
Ing to order and Introduced Prof. Taylor of
the Nebraska university , who spoke for over
an hour and answered all questions put to
him. He snld orchards never got too old
for a light cultivation , and where moat people
ple make a big mistake is by putting protec
tion on the north side of orchards In place of
the south side , as It Is the sun and summer
winds that hurt the trees. Mr. Richardson
also enclco for a long time upon the cultiva
tion of sugar beets. He said that Nebraska
was the best location on the globe for raising
sugar beets , and that It was no longer an
experiment , but a profitable business for the
farmers of the state. Thsre were many
prominent business men at the meeting , who
were deeply Interested.
Tliri-nton to Move tlio
FREMONT , Dec. 17. ( Special. ) There Is
some talk that the Valley will move the depot
at Dodge about half a mile east of th ? town
In order. It is alleged , to spite the people
who have brought suits for damages caused
by the lire there. The company is said to
liava purchasc-d forty acres of land adjoining
the tracks half a mile and to have had It
platted Into lots and blocks. The town Is
rapidly recovering from the effects of the
fire , and fine brick blocks are being put up
In place of the old wooden onfs that were
burned. Should the railroad company remove
the depot , as It Is rumored. It is doubtful If
they can got much of a town on the new
site. The buildings arc of too substantial
a niture to be moved , and the people would
probably prefer to stand the Inconvenience
rather than Incur the expense of building new
cues.
cues.A
A great deal of Interest Is being taken In
the Ish murder cose hero on account of Mrs.
Ish having formerly been n resident ot this
city. The city circulator of The Bee re
ports the wlo of a large number of addi
tional coplei en account of the full accounts
of the trial it contains.
( overiior IIolcomli'H .Movement * .
LINCOLN , Dec. 17. ( Special. ) Governor
Holcomb will not be present at the opsn-
Ing of the stat ? Irrigation convention at Sid
ney tomorrow. Ho will , however , arrive
In tlmo to be present the second day. He
Intended to leave tonight for Sidney , but
find * he cannot jet away befora tomorrow
noon , going by the way of Valley. Deputy
Secretary of State Evans left for the scene
today , and R. B. Howell , secretiry ot the
State Board of Irrigation , Is already tn route.
N-jarly all the delegates appointed by Mayor
Graham and President Harwood of tlio Lin
coln Commercial club have gone , or making
preparations to get away.
nt ltnii < lolili. |
RANDOLPH , Neb. , Dec. 17. ( Special
Telegram. ) The wedding of J. M. Meyers ,
formerly of the Reporter of this place , and
Miss Llla E. Hammond , daughter of James
Hammond , occurred hero this evening at G
o'clock at the Baptist church , Rev. R. K.
Pierce offlclatlng. The church was beauti
fully decorated , and filled with Invited
guests. The guests repaired to the hotel ,
where a reception was held from 7 to D. The
couple look the Short Line train at 9:20 : for
Nclleh , the former homo of the groom.
where they will reside In the future.
Dlnlrlet Court nt AViilioo.
WAHOO , Neb. , Dec. 17. ( Special. ) Dis
trict court convened yesterday afternoon with
Judge Dates on the bench. The first cas ?
on the docket ID the Basye murder trial which
will doubtless consume the whole week.
Counsel are empaneling n. Jury and will
hardly get through with this preliminary part
today. Quite a number of criminal caaeti
are set for trial this teim of court , but court
Is likely to adjourn about Christmas until
after the flret of the year.
Part of n Kami Sinking ; .
EXETER , Neb. , Dec , 17. ( Special. ) A freak
of nature , which Is causing no little com
ment at this place , Is the cave-In en the
old Hugh Wilton farm north nt town. The
nolo Is abJUt two feet ncrosa at the top and
from eight to ten at the bottom , and la about
fifteen to twenty foot deep.
Coni'lderablp gold has been discovered In
a sand pit three miles southeast of town
and In a sixty-foot well about the same dis
tance northwest of here.
reunion Kxniiilncr llronn In llrtlrr.
ASHLAND , Neb , , Dec , 17 , ( Special. )
Bvart Brown , pension examiner , a son-in-law
of Dr. Slmlngton'o , and an old Aahland boy ,
In company with bin wife , vloltcd here for the
patt couple of day * . Mr. Brown ha < not fully
recovered from the Injuries received About
the head and face by the assault mad ? upon
him by the Cuppy brothers nt Avoca , la.
Klori-nrf llnli'InT Slioji Ilohlicil.
FLORHNOi : . Nab , , Dec. 17. ( Special. )
Charlc * KloiT * butcher chop was broken into
last night and $25 worth nf lard and meat
Hlolcn. Entrance was made by prying open
the front door with a bar. A wjgon wjt ,
used to haul the meat uway. It Is supposed
the theft was don ? by paitlus living north
of Omaha , as Indications iioliit tlut way.
I'olk COM ply IMMrli'l UiiHrl.
OSCiOLA , Neb. , Dec , 17. ( Special. ) Dis
trict court for this county convened yester
day morning with Judge Hubert Wheeler
presiding. There ore forty-one cawo on the
dccket nnit no criminal cases. Th'H ' Is
Wheeler's last term of court In the county ,
for as foon as his tc-rm of olllce U up he ,
with his family , will move toLlncoln. _
I'ollc-c I'lr.i tit u Kiwlllvr.
PLATT3MOUTH. Neb. , Dec. 17. ( Spe-
dal.-Last ) night the police arrosUd Al
Harkens , charged with robbing George Gallagher -
lagher of J125. Four ehoU veru fired at the
fugutlvu before ho wculd halt.
I'yflilim Hull til 3U-CooI ; .
M'COOK , Nob. . Dec. 17 , (3c'al ( Tele-
gram. ) Tlio Nebraska brlmds band , Kiilr.litu ,
of Pythias , of Ih.s city opened the tocUl tei-
10.1 here tonight with a crand masquerade
bill.
L
Dr , Bulfii Cough Syrup U the best In tha
market. A Mngle bottle will convince you
of Us excellence. Try 1U
NEBRASKA DAIRY1IES MEET
Eleventh Aunu.il Convention of the Stoto
Associatiou ,
VIOLATIONS OF THE LAW COMMENTED ON
( o 111 * Morp ( lip IIONiiH of
In ( tip Craft
Tliiin AIIJ Itpnl
1.1NCOI.N , Dec. 17. ( Special TcltRram. )
1'roslilcnt StotifTcr prc ililcJ nt the opcnliiR
tills evening of Uio eleventh ntmuil mectliig
of the Nebraska Djlryincu's association. U
vut9 held In the chapel ot the Stain university
anil Chancellor MacLcau ilcllvercil the nililrcsa
otjDlcomp , tolilrli J. H , Unshton re-
ipondei ] . The cliancfllo.dlrcctcil nttciitlon
to the ( act that at the recent meeting ot the
bard ot regents n resolution \\as pasrcd
favoring catabllshnicnl at the state farm
ot n dairy school. The Ilimncjs of the unl-
voialty woulil not- admit ot n prcat outlay nt
present , bin n u'.artonlil certainly bo nnulo
with Ilia hope thnt In the tuturo It would tia
fa\oreil with successful development , Ac-
canltiii ; to the report of Secretary Uasoctt
th oleo law pas < ed by the lat IcRlslnturo
Imi been mcnsurnbly successful. What
naj iu\v nceilcil to make It practical was n
Plate dairy commlaalon , authorized to tntorce
the h\v. Violations \\cto more the result of
iKiiornnce than willful dcslKn. The conditions
of the liw In Iowa were shown to bo qulto
favorable. In that state a commission saw
that the provisions of the law wste carried
out , I'ollowlnp ; Is the financial portion of the
secretary's report :
PINANCIAI * CONDITION.
Ilocclpts. C.ish on hand , J707.C2 ; received
for memberships , $38 ; re-celt od for advcrtlsc-
monts In proKrnm , JU.SO ; recalved from
state appropi lotion , $722.95 ; totnl , $1IJ13.37.
Uxpendltur&a : Kxpunso annual meeting.
$130.10 ; posing ? , $51. CS ; special meetings ot
directors , $28.15 ; publishing umiuul report ,
$280.70 ; expense special committee , $10.79 :
premiums daliy exhibit , $41.75 ; Htcnog-
i.ipher's services , $00 ; stationery and print-
In K. $33.40 ; salnry of secretary , $300 ; Inci
dentals , $45.55 ; cash on hanil , $501,45 ; total ,
$1B13.37.
The amount approprlatoJ by the legislature
was $1,000 , but this money CJM only be
drawn as It Is wanted for use. There Is ro-
mulnlnc In the hands of Iho siato $277,05.
The prognim this evening was o-iillvonol
by the University Olco and llaujo club , which
favored the delegates with several numbers.
The dslry exhibit will be open tomorrow In
Giant Memorial hall , and It Is said the dis
play will exceed that of last vpar. Resolu
tions \vere passed thanking the legislators
who last winter worked and voted tor the
oleomargarine law. The program for tomor
row will begin at 9:30 : a. in. with the report
of the treasurer and appointment ot com
mittees , Papers will bo read by P. W. Cul-
bcrtson , Archer , Neb. ; B. J. White , Brighton ,
Colo. ; Ij. F. Sloddnid , Kearney ; U. F. McIntosh -
Intosh , Omaha ; John Uetlmno , Lincoln ; 1) . 1' .
Asliburne , Qlbbon , and Dr. A. T. I'ctcrs ot
the university will read a paper In the oven-
Ins on "Anthrax , or Ulack Leg In Cattle- . "
Mr. Mclntojh will speal : upon the "Farmer
Mint's Dairying. " 1'rof. C. F. Curtis of
Amos. la. , will rend a paper In the evening
on "The Dally Cow. "
in Itevival nt llvrlln.
BERLIN , Neb. , Dec. 17. ( Special. ) ROT.
C. Lauensteln of Nebraska City , assisted by
Presiding Elder Jacob Tanner of Lincoln ,
has bsen holding protracted revival meetings
at the German Methodist church. Many
conversion ! ) have been made.
Missionary Young , the Methodist organizer
and promoter of church work. Is endeavoring
to form a union Sunday school at this place.
A meeting was held In the school lioime last
Sunday for tills purpose.
O rii nil Jury Onllcil In IliiinlKon County
AURORA , Neb. , Dec. 17. ( Special. ) Judge
Wheeler called a grand jury In this county
last week and It spent six dayo In session ,
the result of which was a few unimportant
Indictments. It was called mainly to try
and discover something about the burning
ot the court house two years ago , which
many think was Incendiarism , but nothing
sufllclent for an Indictment was found.
Blood and nerves are closely related.
Keep the blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparllla
and you will not be nervous.
I.nct Ilolli 1,1 fin nd ToulH.
DETROIT , Mich. , Dec. 17. A special to th
Free Press from Owosso , Mich. , Hays : Ths
woodworking shops of the Toledo & Ann
Arbor road burned last evening. Hurry Kenney , -
noy and Fred I'ease , wotkmen , rushed to
eecure their tools. Kenney got out , but la
so badly burned tliat he probably cannot re
cover. Pease was 'never ' seen again until hia
charred remains were found after the flro.
rnt'lIUCount Jeweler IiiNoIvuiit.
SAN FRANCISCO , Dc. 17. Flvo crcdltow
of Louis Braverman. the head of a largo
Jewelry houseIn this city , liavo filed a pijtl-
tlon asking that ho bo declared an Involuft-
tary Insolvent. Although the claims reprc-
Bsntsd by the petitioners amount cnly lo
$22.000 , It IP tald thnt nravcrman's liabilities
exceed $250.000. Many of the creditors resldo
In New York and other eastern cities.
The perfumn of violets , the purity of the
Illy , the glow of the rose , and the flush ol
Hebe combine In Pozzonl's wondrous Powder.
I'rerm l < V < Ml < > rn ( lull Work.
CLEVELAND , D.'c. 17. The presses In all
the largo Job printing establishments la the
city arc Idle today on account of the press
feeders' strike , which wan inaugurated at J.
II , Savnrje & Co.'s printing houseyesterday. .
luivlni ; become general. The feeders demand
on advjnco averaging about $1.715 per week ,
which the proprietors > far refuoo to accede ,
Ono Minute CouQh Cure is harmless , pro
duces Immediate results.
WKATJIUIl VlliCA.ST.
I'll I r nml AV 'HIT | y AVliulx I'roiulHiMl
for A'clirimkii.
WASHINGTON , Dec 17. The foiecaat for
Wednesday Is :
For Nebraska Fnlr ; westerly winds.
Kor Missouri Local rains ; slightly cooler ;
ulnilfl Hhlftlng to iiorthetly.
For lovvn Fair ; westerly wlnda.
For Kunuatr Fair ; clcarlni ; In thn eastern
p-jrllon ; noithcrly winds , becoming vail-
able.
For South Dakota Oimerally fulr ; west-
eily ulndM ; slightly co'.dcr ,
Iiortnl Itfi'oril.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER HUIIEAU.
OMAHA , Deo. 17 , Omahu record of tern-
neratun * and talnfall compared with the
coneHioiidlnif day of past four yearB ;
1WJ. 18U 18J3,1S32.
Maximum temperature . . , 33 47 41 2J
Minimum temperature . . . 3 23 U I.
Average tcmpcrutuio . . . . .J. ! 33 2 JO
1'ieolpltatlon T .09 .to .O-
Condition of teniDorntmo and prculplla-
tton nt Oniuha for the day und lnce Match
J , J893 :
Nut mat tompornturo 27
Kxrcts for thn duy fi
Acc'iimulated excotH Hlnco Mnrrli 1. . . . . . tl * >
Nuimal precljilltttlon 03 uch
nellelonry for ttiu 'lay. 01 Inch
Totnl since March 1. 20.78 jnclies
Ucllc'li'noy slnt-o Match 1. , , . IQKInchej
from SliitluiiN nt U I > , 111.