14 THIS OMAHA DAILY KJBBs SlfN DAY. DEOJlfttma.t 218 , KS ! > 5.
SPEClRLi NOTICES.
AilrcrllocincnlM for firc ! cntuinim
Avlll lie tnttcn until ISi.'IO p. tit. for
tlie crrnlnir nml ntilll S p. til. for lie
mnrnliiir nml Snndnj' citlllon * .
Ailvrrtlnprn , Iir rcritiontlnn n tinin-
Jirrril rliccU , cnii lutrc niimTrrd nil-
drmKcil lo n niiinlii-rcil letter lit rnrc
of The HOP. Animrr * o nililrcwicil
It IIIlie itnlltrrril ni iin iircnonlntl" "
of HIP rlifi'k mljIlntc i , 1 l-2o n
r oril r < it lii-icrlloni lo n tronl
tlicrcnflor. Xntlilnu : ttiUrn for Ir
limn 2r.o for fli'Mt Inir-rtlon. TIP | P
iiiIrrrlNriiicntN IIHIH ! IIP rnn conicnu-
tlvplr.
AN R.\pr.iinNfii : ; : ) Nfitsi : WANTS rom-
tlr.n tn take entire charge of nn Infant. Art-
rtresn O SO , Hie. A-i.13-22 *
WANTED , POSITION AH LADY'S
pnnlnni npciiftomcd to and wtild Ilk" to travel ,
Addrf A. C. W. A. . Wool River , ebj . . .
AVAXTHll MALIHRL1 * .
WANTRD-LIVR. INTELLIGENT AGENTS IN
Omnlin lo crpanlzc t-lul of three to five fami
lies of nur famous Orchard Home * . Inmli In
rentrnl Ml lf lppl. Tlio tide of Immlcratkn Is
pnlns south , whcrf there Hin no hot winds , mi
roM wlntem. no bllrznlds. no crop failure !
where twu or thr o crop * , can be rnls d each
ytnr : where thrrn l < no mrt\ thing a < failure If
n mnn will work nne-lnlf rs liiuil ns he dors In
this country ; cool piimmi > ri i > , mild winters. sur
rnylnu cr ps of fruits rind ennlcn lfuch'cllr.t ' (
toll nn earth : best ralhvuy faellltlf ? . Gen.
Ames , gfneiol Hgent , 1017 F.iinnm ft- ° , | ] ] JJn' , '
EOLlFlTOns WANTKn FOIt" OMAHA : ALP
mananers outs'do ' country. Entlirly new Konls
411 FhceeyLIo * n-.Mr.yi.PM
_
WANTED. A COAT HAND , BTP.AHY
nnd need pay. Iltnry Knfjobaum. tnl "r , '
pol n I Neb. _ 11-mM
WANTED , SALESMAN FOR COMING YEATt :
lll ; ial falarv nnd \pcnres. . Address SomMr.i
Clsar Co. , Chicago. 111. _ B-MS3. 2
icTTO JK.O PAID SALESMEN FOR CIGARS ;
rxperlinc" not necessary ; cxtm Inluccments to
ciiHtoliiers. Bishop & Kline , t. ' ' "VV" .
WANTED-A SP13CIAL REPRESENTATIVE IN
everv stnti. ti travel. J7J.01 to Jtoo.OO salary nnd
ruminlsslon lo energetic younn men. Excellent
cliaiuo for teachi-i-H nnd sludenti. . lliflnesi
t.Iea'imt . nnd permanent. Splendid opportunity
to malic money. Our new plan tnkns like wild
fire. Adi1nH National I.lbiary Association. 221
Monroe ft. . Clilcnmi. "
TVANTI-i : > , MEN AND WOMEN TO WOUK AT
home ; I pay JS.OO to.5IG.00 per Week fsr mak
ing ernynn pirtrnin ; new patented method ; niiy
one who rnn tend nr write can do the work at
home. In pparo time , diiy or evenlnK. Send
for pnrtlrularR nml bcnln work nt once. Ail-
clrexs II. A. Qrlpp. Gcnnm : Aitlst , Tyrone. Pa.
Tlin 1IIIYN MAWIl MILLS , 2H CIICSTNt'T
Bt. . I'lilln. , 1'n. . wnnt n fnle. rnnn ucgunlnlcil
with the country nnd letull trade , to fell with
his other proods diy goods specialties on com
mission. ll-MI-M *
| M TO HMTEIl MONTH AND EXPENSES TO
pell clears ; exp"tlenee unnecessary ; extra In
ducements to customers , l-'olk & Co. . St.
Louis. Mo. 11-SiO-K'
SAI.I-RMA.N-HSO.I . SAI-AHY AND uxpnxsns
to n Kood mini to IntroiUicp our wines direct
/inm vtnryutiln ; opportunity for advance ; com
mission If prefened ; no expelIcnce. neoesxnry
with our complete Instructions ; encloga two
ptninpn. ( 'iiyinim Vlnpynnlt. Cellars , 121 to 117
UiUly St. , Him Krimclsco. Cnl. It tOS-22 *
THAvniTiNo"SAIISMKN : KOU wisTrnN
tcirltory. pell silverware nnd cutlery ; only ex-
perleneed men ; ulve rofeiencea. Hamilton MfR.
Co. , Chlcnso. H-871-22 *
AN HONnsT , INTIM.IGINT. ACTIVE MAN
or woninn rnn Ket n Rood Joh from UB selling
our Itnplil ni li Wnsher ; hest made wnsher ;
wipes nnd dries In two minutes : every fnmlly
wmitn one ; l.OOO.dX ) to bo mid ; hip pnilltBj no
} i tnlUlnir ; ensy Job. Address W. 1' . Il.irrltsnn &
J CJ. , Cleik 19 , .Columbus , O. It S72-22"
fl SALESMEN WANTK11 TO KHLL Ol'll "OOODR
* to the wholopnlp nnd retail trade. Our Bonds
sell on slRht. I.lliernl salary or commission
jinld. I'osltlon pennnneiU. I-'or pnrtlcularn nd-
dress Cemennlnl Manf'K Co. , Atlanta , Qa.
Knctory , Mllunukee , WIs. II
\VB nifsmR AN AO KNT IN EACH TOWN ,
n fluent spenkcr and n leader In the community
con make ? 2.10.IX ) n month. No cnnvnsslnB.
Address Ilaain 312 , 05 Dearborn , St. . Chlcmro.
S73-22 *
BciiooMtoYs nvniiY\vnnni3 TO SKLI.
clastimirteH latest writing device ; ball bearlntc ;
V no teaching ; bcnti stenoKrnnhy ; Mnniplo. Kc.
i ArlilrccpM ( own writing ) Auxlllgrnph Co. . 125 I.a
f | Hnlle ctreci , Chicago. Il-Sill 22
\
' \VANTED. SALESMEN TO HULL OUH SPOOL
I k silks , etc. , In Nebraska and the- west ; liberal
I f r > mmlpvlim. The Wnrehoufc Point Silk Co. .
j1 CliIntRO , III. H-S ) 22
WANTED. TRAVELING SALESMAN ; SALARY
anil expenses ; experience unnece > sary , Address ,
with stamp , for teply , Nntloml Manufacturing
Co. . 52' ' ) Olive street. St. Liuls , Mo. II-DiO 22'
WANTED. FIRST-CLASS .MEAT COOK ; J73.00
to I8. i.o0 month. Canadian Olllce , IKi Douglns.
11 M903 24 *
WANTED , 100 PERSONS TO PREPARE FOR
government positions under civil service ; In
formation free. Washington Correspondence col
lege. Pennsylvania avenue and 4ti : ft-eei , Wash
ington , D. C. 11 MS12 22 *
WANTED. GOOD RROOM MAKER AT ONCE
lit SchuyUr. Neb. Adduss Whitehall IKos.
11-11914 25 *
AVAXTBIJ I'-EMALB II ELI' .
WANTED. LADIES TO DO WRITING AT
home , folding and addressing circulars and sain.
pes. ! Riply In own handwiltlng , Incl. sing
ulamp. Ptrerless Co. , South Bend , 1ml.C .
C 878-22 *
WANTED LADIES OR YOUNG MEN TO
tnkx light plearant work nt their homes ; 11 to
13 per day can be quietly niado ; work sent by
mall ; nn canvassing. For partlcularH address
Globe Mfg. Co. , Box 5331 , Boston , Mass. KM.
l f > 9. C 63-22 *
IIOTEL COOK , j:3 ( ) ; FAMILY COOK , NO
washing , 15.00 ; 34 general house girls. (4.00.
Canadian Olllce , 1523 Douglas. C-M904 23 *
LADIES TO SELL A NEW SPECIALTY TO
buslnepti olllces ; salary or commission. Apply
1407 Douglns street , from 9 to 10 o'clock Mon
day. C M910 22 *
roil IlEXT HOUSES.
.HOUSES. F. K. DARLING , BARKER BLOCK.
D-413
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O. P. Davis Company , 1505 Farnam. D 414
FURNI8HED li OUSE FOR llENT ; BEAUTIFUL
house , ten rooms , elegantly furnished , hot water
heat , laundry , stable , carriage , elc. Thos. F.
Hall. , CIS Paxton block. D 415
_
BTA N FORD CIRCLE COTTAGES , 0 ROOMS
all modern , gas. fuel , Apply Byron Reed Com-
puny , 212 I3 . 14thst. _ _ D 116
HOUSES. UENEWA & CO. . 103 N. 13TH HT.
_ D-417
FOR RENT-HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE
city.
Special , S51 So. 20th aye.
(16 No. Slit ft.
420 No. 3ltt kt.
403 No. ISIh t.
All modern conveniences : cheap for winter
months. , lltcnniui. l.ove & Co. D MCI5-D2J
616 N6r20TH , 4-ROOM COTTAGE.
lt > 25 No. Mill , ( room flat , nice.
1624 N , 19th , fc-room brick.
CO I No , 17th , 8-ruom brick ,
Omaha Ituil Ettutu & Trust Co , , 211 S , ISth.
_ _ _ _ _ D-M3i
FOR RENT. HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS , MOD-
cm convenience ; very handy lo busUiens. En-
qulro of D. T. Mount , 209 S , Kill it. D-53a
I AND 9-ltOOM lIOlsES NFARNAM AND
t-room house on IM and Leavenwoith , cheap.
Jno. W , Rcitblns , 211 N , Y , Life Bldg.
D-563
_
FOR RENT , 3-ROOM HOUSE , S. E. COR. 23 D
anil Clailte , _ D 199
tm JACKSON ST. . 7-ROOM MODERN. J20.
4106 Lafuyetlo uve. , 9-ruoni modern. 125.
207 8. 2ltl , 81 , , 14-room inixlein. JW.
209 S. 24th ! , . 9-toonx modern , (30.
2775 Wtbuter H. . 7-rooni modern , (25 ,
2773 Buit et. , 7com modern , 120 ,
(26 N. 27th live. . 7-room modern. 120.
2002 U. Hth et. . 7-ruom modern , ! 2 .
2 04 H. lllh ut. , 7-room modern , | 2X
Fldtllty TiUbt Company , 1702 Farnam ft.
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. EMILY VLACE
IStli , south uf MnnJtmon. It UC3I-23
FoifTlENT , MODERfTBRICK HOUSE OF 13
or ill rromn at 114-116 N , 25th it. Bee J , N.
Frtntcr. opposite tKiitulllcc. Tel. Kt. D-827
DESIRABLE K-ROOM HOUS iT tllM PER
month. J , I1" , Barton , 261H Capitol avt-nue.
_ _ _ _ D 82i.4 !
FOR RliNT-6-ROOM HOP8E , J7.00 PER MO. :
city water ; to people that pay rent In ad
vance. 119 N 37th. Take Farnam car. Htoettel ,
lioxt dour to P. O. , D-W3
FOR RENT-f-ROOM HOUSE AND BARN. II ! .
Inquire on premier. * , 1126 So. J9th tt.
[ D-U2-27'
_ _ _ _
FOR RENT' HOUSE OP 10 ROOMS ; MODERN
convtnlfncf * . 11)19 ) Cats M. Apply lo Jut. Mc-
Ktnna , I'lrK N.tlonul bink , D-U4-M *
rou
( CVnilmtttt. )
TKN-NOOM tllUrK ,
f ct Il.inscom pArK. J. C1 , McKtlt ,
7'.3. n
N 1'ivn-nooM POT-TACIT .
lent rcpnlr , jai-il. ilelnched. utrctt tnr line , FM
Ohio Mrrtt , ch ip to right person. 1) . I !
Wheeler , Jr. , Dotiglm , IMIr. U-SM 22
niaiiT noo.M DITACHII ) iiorsn. sm ror
nvc. , near H n > cnm pnrk. nil modern Jmprovt-
menl * In thorough repair , rent 131.0" . Appl >
Omnhn I.onn nml Tnut Co. . I ) mVS-U
ran nnvr KiriiMsimn UOOMS.
TitrtKi : HOOMH i-on norsnKnEriNO TO
mm nnJ wife ; rent taken In board. 31J N. 17th.
K MKS
BOfTII PnONT IIOOMS. UOAllU. "OS DOUO-
8TKA.MllfUTttll EUrtNISIIElJ ItOOMS , XKAfl
N. Y. Life bullillnK. Address O 11 , lice.
E SSI-SZ *
KOU ir.NT. 11OOM IN rniVATB KAMII/T
ttoll Incntnli Icforenccs required. Address O
M. Dee olllce. K M857 2J
IiSIHAHM3 : MOOM IN' 1'IUVATK KAMlt.Y
centrally located , to married coupin or irentle-
moil nrxklng < | Ulft home. Address O 01. Il c.
K-M9H 2J
TIIM.HI1I2I ) IIOOMS AM > I1O.VH1) .
nooMs. WILI. UIATKD :
Imnrd If dcplrcdj rules reasonable. 321 Narlh
nboMs'wiTinioAHD. 2013 nOUOLAR
NICE WAUM HOOMB ! COOD ! HOAUD : HATES
icnsunnble. Tlio llcse , 2020 llnrney.K
K MSOfl J16
ROOMS ; WITH noAiin ; AT
South 19th tllect. F MSM 28 *
NICK1.V KfHNIRlir.D HOO.M8 WITH AM.
modern c'ltivenUnccc , Rood board , neir cnrner \ \ ,
; -,33 yt. Mnry'B iivcnuc. P SSMI *
Till * CA l'ITOU 1T22 CA1MTOI. AVKXl'K ; 1 > K-
shnltlc looms nnd board ; tinnMcnln noconimo-
dAle-d. P-WS 22
I-'Oll HUNT UXKL'IlXI.SIIMn UOOMS.
\ IIOQMR : WATKIl IN KtTrilfiNj CRNTHAI- !
rcasonablo lent ! nice for hjuirkecMng. 1702
\Vebster t. O MMiJ
TWO OH THltRR ROOMS POll I.H1HT HOUSE-
lirrnlng or sepututely. COC North 17th ,
O-MS 22
L'OU III3NT ST011RS AXD OIWIC13S.
FOR HUNT , THK 4-STOm * IiniCIC 11UILUINO
at 911 Fnrnnm st. This building 1ms a llrc-
pionf cemenJC basement , complete fiteam heat-
in * Ilxturcs , water on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at t'e otnce of The Uee. I 010
AGENTS WANTED.
\VAXTKD-I.ADY AOI3NTS. . HYORIA COn-
sets arc the best fellers. Illg prollts. Knsy
work. Catalogue free by sending to Western
Corset Co. . St. L/ouls , Mo. * J
CASH I'AI1 > FOR YOUR NRIOIinOIl'S AD-
dresi > es : also newspaper clippings. J20 per M.
Horn ! stamp. Adv. Clipping Uurenu , Mahler
blk. , New Yoilt. J
AOKNT.S MAKK MONKY AND PLENTY OF
It Felling our aluminum novelties. Illustrated
cntaloKUp. prlec HsU , free : ten cents brings a
sample. Novelty Introduction Co. . 209 State st. .
Chicago. % J
WANTED MEN TO SELL Ot'U HAnVRSTEU
and harnoxH oils on rnmmlsslon. Address \vlth
reference , Atlas Oil Co. , Cleveland , Ohio. J
WANTKD AOKNTH FOIl OUH NEW IIOUSf5-
hold Ppeclaltlcs ; wages } 3 to $7 a day : pay
every wrek. Central Supply Co. , Cincinnati ,
Ohio. J
.VOHNTS WANTED MOHRY "STORR" IUJIIN-
IT with now fluted shade and new "adjustable
feed" for 1SC6. now ready. Also new "Parlor"
lurner Just out. Sampler of 'ioth styles for
testing for 13.00 cash with onler ( half price ) .
Wrltn for Illustrated literature , patent nnd
agencies reports. Guaranteed no "renewals"
lequlred. Testimonials of wealthy merchants ,
principal cities. Also of national men every-
l ) dy knows. The best la always salable. Morpy
Oas llurners captivate ami hold the good
opinion of the public. Exclusive monopoly of
pale given parties having Hpondullx ( Imp ° cunl-
OUK , don't bother please ) . A. G. Morey , La
Grange , 111. , Inventor , Patentee & Manufacturer.
WANTRD AC1ENTS. CANVASSERS , MALE OR
female ; something new In ladles' shoes of great
merit : big pay nnd exclusive sale guaranteed.
Addreps Manufacturers' Shoa Co. , 433 Union St. .
Lynn , Mass. J
WE DESIRE TO NEGOTIATE AVIT1I TRAVELIng -
Ing and local salesmen to handle our brands of
fine case goods , "Old Rrookle , " "Oscar Pep
per , " etc. : nlso our line of line Kentucky whis
kies nnd wines In barrels : commission , or sal
ary and expenses If preferred : reference re
quired. AddrcBS U. II. FoushcG & Co. , Lexing
ton , Ky.
AOENTS WANTED 'EVERYWHERE ; J4
, dally sure ; many arc making double this selling
aluminum novelties , the new substitute for sil
ver , unlarnlshable , wears better , costs less ,
llbeial terms. Write for full Information and
culnloKUP or tampte 10r > . Aluminum Nove'.ty
Co. , 23.'i Droadway , New York. J
AOENTS-DEAL DIRECT WITH MANUFACturer -
turer : new goods that well. Send lOc for latest
novelty , "The New Womnn , " nnd Illustrated
catalogue. G. C. V'lnlng , Mgr. , 23 Randolph
St. , Chicago , J S67-22 *
AGENTS-COLD GLASS NAME PLATES.
numbern and signs , readable darkest nights ;
samples loaned. Thomas & Co. , Englewood. III.
AGENTS TO HANDLE Ot.'R SUPERLATIVE
gaslight burner. Makes kerosene lamps give a
Lrllllam gaslight. No chimney ; no wick : no
srnoke ; cheaper than oil. Samples free ts those
meaning business. Address The Superlative
Mfg. Co. , lloom t\ . World Ilulhllng , New York.
J-SS7-22 *
WANTED , AOENTS ; 11IO PAY AND CHOICE
tcirltory ; pays sick , accident , d'ath and endow
ment bencll's. ' Addiejs American llenevolent
association. St. Louis , Mo. J S03 22
_
AGENTS FOlf COKE DANDRl'FF Cl'RE ;
worst caseB dandruff curej In three to eight
days ; never known to fall. Coke Chemical
works , 171 Randolph Ftrcet , Chicago.
J S92 22 *
STORAGE : .
STORAGE , PRANK EWERS , 12H 1IARNEY.
[ M 121
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
50S-910 Jones. General storage and forwarding.
M 423
WAXTBD TO 1JUY ,
LAND-IF YOU HAVE A LARGE TRACT OF
good land In the corn growing section you wish
to dispose of , 6W to3.000 acres , address Henry
I ! , Smith , Falls City , Neb. N MS5 < 22
roil SAKE MISCEM.AXKOUS.
HARD WOOD 4 AND 5-FOOT FENCE FOR
corn cribbing , C. It , Lee , 901 Douglas.
Q-423
SKATES , ALL SIZES. 35 CENTS TO J3.00.
Omaha , Itlcycle Co. , 323 N , IGf.l. Q-M3IC
ONE FINE SEALSKIN NEWMARKET AT A
great bargain. 1311 Douglas meet. G 6. nee.
Q-MMLF3
FOR KALE LADIES' HIGH GRADE HICYCLE ,
U9j model ; first class condition. G .St. Hex ,
Q-723-1C *
FOR SALE , PINE I'PIUGHT PIANO ; CHEAP ;
cu'jh or payments. 1S1U South Plflpenlh street ,
Q-M839 20
PEPPER SPECIALTY CLARINET AND OUT-
tit , neaily new ; also double-barrel brtech-load-
Ing gun , 10 guage. Addrets G Cl , lire.
lire.QM913
Q-M913 27'
CI.AIUVOVAXTS.
XIR8. DR. H. WARREN , CI AIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable bunlnPEs medium ; 8th year ut 119 N. Hth.
S-421
31 ASH AC313 , I1ATIIS , ISTO.
MADAME SMITH , N , E. COR. IOTH AND
l > ougla , room 11 , 2nd floor ; mufxanf and batlin ,
T-S57 2S
MME. IIOWELL. TURKISH AND ELECTRIC
baths. FIncft parlors In city. 3:8-320 : H. 13ih.
T-MM4-31 *
MME. AMES , FORMERLY OF ST. I.OUIH. MAS-
ugu and batlis. 507 H. 13l st , , 2tl floor , room 10 ,
MADAME LEON. ELKCTHIC1 MASSAGE
luiths. 417 Houtli llth street , upntalit ; parlor * ,
S and 3. T MW6 2S
I'KIISONAL.
VIAVA S4 < BEC nLDO. . HEALTH BOOK
free ; home treatment ; lady atlenJant. U 4ZS
11AT1IS. MASSAGE. jfME. POST. J1014 S. 15TH.
FINE UVKHY HIGH CHEAP. ED IJAUMLEY.
17th and St. Mary's avenue. Telephone. 440.
U J7
PERSONAL ; A NEWSDEALER WHO DON'T
cun-y "Art Studies from the Nude" l < bthJnd
the times ; If h don't have It nd S5c for beau ,
llful ChrUtmaH number or Jl.W for 4 , All differ'
? nt , lo ArllkU' Pub , Co. , S7 , fit , LouU. Mo ,
l' M5 U >
HELLC EPPKULY CORSET MADE TO ORDER
at 1KM Faru m. AcaU w nt d. U MI-U2S *
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS , niCYCI.KX ,
J welry , etc. ; Mrlctly conn.Untlnl. . P. O. box SIS.
If 105
MATRIMONIAL CORRR.'PON'DR.VCR HUIlRAtT.
Paper and ll t , lOc. Earth Pub. Co. . St. I nils ,
Mo. unsJ nO
I2.VOO REWARD TO ANY ONR OIVINO MR
Information of the present nhrrraliouts of
Kdwnrd Kahn , uliout 2 ? > ears of ngci l > orn at
Thalfy , Gerniflny , lived or traveled out of
Omaha In 1SS7 < ir lfS : nlso all Information re-
gardlns him ; cominunlcntc to hl brother , ner-
nnrd S. Kahn , 7J5 E. College Mttct , riarksvllle ,
Tenn. t'-MSU 23
St'PERPLforS HAIR AND MOI.EM REmoved -
moved by electricity. Mmc. Post , 31D < i 8. 15th.
U-SSO
DO YOU SPECULATE ? THEN PEN ! ) FOR
our book "How tn Speculate Successfully on
Limited Margins In Grain nnd Stock Markets. "
Mailed free. Cimstock , Contex & Co. , Illalto
building , Chicago. IT-
LL PREDICTIONS MADR MY YOU THRE1 !
years ago have come to paia. L. R. French ,
Mlllersliurg , Ky. Thousands testify that 1 read
the past nnd forrlell the future ; send dnlc of
birth nnd lOc for n skMch of your life. L.
Thomson , Astrologer , Kansas City , Mo ,
U SCO-22 *
HOW TO ItECOMR LAU'l-TL PHYSICIANS :
course by mall. Ill Health University , Chicago.
U MillI 23 *
PERSONAL : "TIIR CELEIIRATED NANA : '
perfect reproduction SuchorowsUy's J8'OUO.O )
painting ; slr.e. iGx" ' ) , 51.W ; 11x14. M cents ; mixlled
by Artists' Pub. Co. , ilept. 45 , St. Louis , Mo.
U-J9I 22
ROOKS , VERY CHOICE , AT GREAT 11A11
gains. 403 Ilea Ilulhllng. U ! )17 ) 22
MOM3V TO IOAX-HIAL ISSTATK.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y
Life. Loans at low rales for choice security In
Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha city property
W-42S
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , It03 Farnam St. W 429
fl PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. U. Mclklc , Omaha
W 430
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Parnnm.
W 131
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. IJrcnnan. Love & Co. , Paxton IJIk.
W-432
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 23 N. Y. LIFE
W 133
MORTGAGES. G. G. WALLACE. I1KOWN 11LK
W 131
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith i Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W 135
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW RATES.
J. D. Zlttlc , 16th and Douglas , Omaha.
Omaha.W
W 430
FARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARPY. 1 TO
10 years ; low rates. Qarvln Uros. . Slo N. Y. L.
W 437
MOX13Y TO LOA.V C1IATT18I.S.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. . at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
amount ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 S. ICth st.
X-438
MONEY TO LOAN , 30. Co , M DAYS ; FURNI-
tur * . pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , IJarker
block. x 439
11USIXI2SS CHANCES.
FOR SALE. THE PALACE CAFE IN LEAD
nnd Dcadwood ; both doing good business. Ad
dress Matt Klopp , Lead or Deadwood , 8. D.
Y M407
MAKE MONEY DY CAREFUL SPECULATION
In grain through n reliable , successful firm : ex
cellent opportunities to make pioflts by our new
plans ; fully explained and sent free ; highest
references. I'attison & Co. , 70S Omaha Illdfr. .
Chicago , III. Y M4TS
A FIRST CLASS ROLLER MILL ; CAPACITY
75 bbls. per day ; location eastern Nebraska.
Address C. R. Tefft , Lincoln. Neb. Y S25-24
FOR SALE OR RENT , HOTEL , SOUTH OT-
tumwa ; nineteen guests' rooms ; only hotel on
south side ; good location. WMlc for particulars
C. 13. Norton , Ollumwa. la. Y M836 22 '
WANTED A GOOD BLACKSMITH TO TAKE
nn Interest In good blacksmith and wagon shop.
Doing a good business. Apply or addreca O. P
Muldoon , 1C14 Cumln . Y J551-26
SPECULATORS CAN MAKE MONEY IN
wheat , cotton , stocks nnd provisions by sending
orders to responsible houses. We are repre
sented on the principal exchanges
; can give
references. Our book "
, "Profitable Trading , "
nlso market letter. Is free. Orders taken upon
small margins. McKenzlp , Turner & Co 418
Western Union bldg , . Chicago. y _
WANTED , PUSHING AND RESPONSIBLE
man In each city or town to take exclusive
agency for the Field Germproof Water Filters
A rare chance to make money. Address Henrv
Glcssel & Co. , 43 Franlclln at. , Chicago. Y
FOR RENT , FIRST CLASS SALOON. A D -
dress G C7. Hee. v _ i.w
WANT A PARTNER WHO WILL FURNISH
me JSo.OO per month for 4 months to Kelp open up
a g'od gold claim In the gre.it Cripple Creek gold
district. My title l.s perfect ; believe It will
make us big money In the spring ; good rtfer-
enc < H. Address D. . A. Porter. Glllet , Cole
Y S76-22 *
A FIRST-CLASS CHANCE FOR A GOOD ] ) US-
Iness man lo take the management of n branch
office In Omaha for eastern manufacturers-
iness nlieady established nnd olllce now In good
running older ; J350.0) cash required ; non- but
"
llrst-clnss salesmen need apply nnd those" who
mean strictly business. Address for three days ,
O 62. Uee.
Y 915 J2 !
FOIl EXCHANGE.
EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Omaha ; what have you to offer , II , F Dallev
940 N. Y. Life Bldg. Z itl
CLEAR CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR FIRST
class farm near Omaha. T. B. McCulllch , suite
004 , Chamber of Commerce. Chicago. III.
55-801-J15
FOR EXCHANGE OMAHA PROPERTY AND
$6,000.00 caeh for Chicago property. T. B Me-
Culloch. suite 604. Chamber of Commerce , Chi
cage , Ills. 55 SOO-J15
TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY , FARM
land or caeh 240 dozen ladles' and misses' straw
huts ; all good shapes. Address G 51 , car * this
office. Z MS41 22
_
TO TRADE FOR STOCK OF GROCERIES ,
house of 8-rooms , good bus , corner. Apply I ,
C , Vapor , 2019 Claik ,
SALE OR TRADE. FARM 1C3 ACRES 6 MILES
county seat , Edmunds county. South Dakota.
worth J10 acre , for flour , feed , hay , corn , outs ,
wheat , oil meal , anything In feed line. Malic
offer. Win , Austin , Hill City , S , D , X 875-22 *
FOR EXCHANGE , A NEW MODERN RESI-
dt-nco of 10 rooms at Kearney , Neb. , for n ock
of general merchandise or bouts and nlioes' '
buildings cost 17,000 to1 construct nnd aie ic-
plctt ) with all modern city conveniences. Title
good nnd not encumbered. Address Midway
Long Co. , Kearney , N b. X KH-ti *
TO TRADE-ALMOST NEW GOLD WATCH
nnd chain for a bicycle. Inqulie nt grocery
store , 2310 Cumlng st. X 877.22 *
TO TRADE-PARM AND CITY PROPERTY
for big block of goods ; will pay some cash.
Addiess H. Velth , Huntings , Neb.
/ M8S9-23 *
roil SALU-HI2AL ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
HE 442
MPROVED FARMS. G. W. CARLOCK. 120J
Fnrr.am st , RB 614 Jl >
TEXAS FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS. SMALL
or large tracts ; low prices , easy payment * . Wo
are prepared to answer questions touching
these lands , and to nrriuige for cheap rallroud
fare for any peison wishing to visit .oulhern
Texas. Correspondence solicited. Omaha Real
Estate and Trust Co. , 211 S. JSIh st.
st.REM207
1AROAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
ertles and farms. John N. Frenrer , opp. P. O
RE 443
IARGAIN8 , HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ;
§ lo or trade. ' F. K. Darling. Liarker block.
RE-44 (
'OR BARGAINS , TRADES. QUICK DEALS ,
call or write D. V. Bholes Co. , First National
Bank Bldg. RE-M515 31
VANTED-LARGE CITY AND FARM PROP-
ertles for ealu or exchange. T. B. McCulloch.
suite C04. Chamber of Commerce , Chicago. Illi ,
RE-SOQ.J15
GREAT BARGAIN. FINE PROPERTY ON
paved itrfft , modern , good Income , at half
its cash value ; will take our equity In ca h
or trade ; a tplemtld chance to double your
money. II. F. Williams , room 411. McCaxuo
ldofk. RE MSJ4 25
A Jl.CM.OO HOUSE AND 1500.03 PIECE OF
ground chrap fcr spot cash , J , Anderton. 17
Baiker block. „ RE SC3-2S *
MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM LANDS FOR HALE.
The undersigned will sell some Improved plan
tations In Uvaquena county , In the fertile Mis
sissippi bottom , adjacent lo the river , In quan
tities to suit sealer * on easy terms. Apiily to
Robt. J , Turnbull , Duncnnnby , litaquena , Co. ,
Mill. RE
MAKE OFFER LOT 13. RIXK'IC 1 , LOWE'H
iiibdlv. . on grade , WxlS * fret. Addiess owner ,
G 19 , lift. RU-MWS 2J
FOR SALE. TWO NEW COTTAGES ; CELLAR ,
ci ttni. city witter , (1,200.00 ; long lime. Apply
1318 Farnam.
Mi'sic , AIIT Afi
fiotuip : : aKi.iiwfitt . IANJOAND
Ktiltnr lencl.tr. 1115 ChlCMif % t , 1M
fiuio ) ! coi'iTR OP SHEET ' 'MrBicT "WORTH
from Ki ronld to ll.oo. n S 4 rents P r ropy-
Call at A. Weber ft ScnsiHll Dodge.
1'IANO ill'YEHS WANTHHl " "AH " WE INTEND
to close mil nil idnnos ami Bfcnns. Call nl A.
\Vober & Son > . Hit Doilgf. , , Hi Z2
4iO ( Ilt'NULES 1JEPT E S'lOJ-lN HTHINOS , 4
IcnRlhs. nt I ! per l > undie.lhr c Is n rhnnce for
vloiinli : i < to tf > ck up. vnll. at A. Weber ti
Bon's , UK Uodge. , _ . " S < 3 J2
Gt'lTARS. VIOLINS. XrANro.NS. AC-
rordeons , banj s , tltherc , MA1 , are wanted for
Christmas prctentH. Call nt A. Weber * Son's ,
14H Dodge , where you buy thm nt you price.
817 22 *
WANTED , 100 PIANOS TO TUNE. A. WEBER
and Fted Weber , practical tuners , ll4 ! Dodtt * .
SIS K *
O , F. M'PIIERSON. PIANIST , FOR PARTIES ,
socials , etc. : il > t > cllv ( references. Address
Adolph Meyer , 15th nnd Famam. ttKJ "S *
WANTED , PIANOS , ORGANS , GUITARS. MAN-
dollnx , double bncgot nnd other Instruments
which ncd repairs ; bring to A. Weber & Son ,
1114 Dodge. S49 22 *
SIIOHTIIAM * AXD VYI'ISWIUTING.
A. C. VAN SANTS SCHOOL , 512 N. Y. LIFE.
4W
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE , 15TH. FARNAM
WANTI3I1 TO IIOUUOW.
WANTED-TO " IlohltOW * JCO Ptm" SIXTY
dayn an first class collateral security. Liberal
Interest. Address G & 6 , Bee. 831-22 *
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13lh nnd Dodge. Rooms by day or week. 4J2
THE LANGE HOTEL , 002 S. 1JTII ST. ! STEAM
heat ; table board , 13.00 per week. M45J
PAWXIIIIOKEIIS.
II. MAROWITB LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 10 ST.
449
HUILUIXC ; AM ) LOAN ASSOCIATIOXS.
SHARES IN M UTUAL L. & II. ASS'N PAY
C. 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 yenra old : always
redeemable. 1701 Farnam St. , Nnttlngcr , Sec.
HOW TO GET A IIOMR OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha , L. & O.
Ass'n , 1704 Bco bldg. G. M. Nattlnger. Sec.
44S
UIMIOLST13HIXO FUHXITIIIIE.
UPHOLSTElUNd , FURNITURE REPAIRED
nnd packed very cheap this month. M. S.
Walkln , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331. M7
UNUUHTAKUKS AXD EMIJAIMiilS.
II. K. nURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer , 161S Chicago st. , telephone 90. 454
SWANSON & VALIEN , 1701 CUMINQ , TEL. 10CO.
455
M. A. MAUL , UNDERTAKER AND EMbalmer -
balmer , 1417 Farnam Bt. , telephone 125. 456
DESK nOOM WANT13D.
WANTED , DESK ROOM IN NEW YORK LIFE ,
lice or Knrbach building , or on gruunil lloor
on Fnrnnm or DouglaR Htrcets between loth
nnd 17th , or on cross streets. Addrcpft Q 54 ,
Uee. ' . M83S 22 *
HOUSES AVIXTI3IIUD.
WANTED-HORSES TO WINTER ; BEST OF
cnre : terms reasonable. A. V. I'hclps & Son ,
W7 N. Y. Life bids. Telephone 1034.M
M 373-D27 *
HOURS WINTERED : TIEST OF CARE
Klson horses , toth winter and summer. Address
M. J. Welch. Gretna , Neb. M772
UICYCLISS.
RIO BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND DI-
cyclee ; FkntfB. Kc to $3.00. Omaha Bicycle Co. ,
S23 N. 16th Btreet. MCC5-J8
LOST.
LOST SCARFPIN. TURQUOIS SET WITH DIA-
mcmds. Return to Bandlc .s cigar store. 304 S.
I6lh Bt. , and receive reward. Lobt SCO-22 *
LOST GR EYIIOUNDTLIGirr BROWN , WHITE
ppot end of tall. Return 340S Karnam at , : ro-
wnid. Lost-8ei-23
STRAYED OR STOLEN , DEC. DTH , BITCH
roach dcjr , one black ear , J3 icwa-d. 2W3
Churles Bt. Lost mSJ4-SI
LOST , FRIDAY EVENING , A HH'E HOL-
Bteln cow. Retuin to 2015 Pierce street nnd
Bet reward. Ixist M903 23'
LOST , FRIDAY EVENING , DECEMBER 20 ,
between Capitol uvenue nnd Hnrney street ,
small gold watch , with letters H. A. T , en-
Braved on case ; the Under will be liberally re
warded by leaving It ut the Chicago Strain
laundry , 321 N. 16th street. Richard James.
I.ost-MMS J2
EM3CTUICAI. THI3ATMEXT.
MISS VAN VALKENnURGH DESTROYS PERmanently -
manently by electricity superfluous hair , moles ,
warts , etc. Room 416 , N. Y. Life Bldg.
902
MEDICAL.
LADIES-DR. HAWTHORNE'S FEMALE REG-
ulatlng nnd Tonlo 1'llls arc woman's mire
friend. Never fflll. Absolutely safe. At drug-
Klsls or dent sealed. 12.00 per box. Hawtehornc
Chemlcnl Co. , Philadelphia , Pa.
FOR MEN DR. HAWTHORNE'S TABLETS
check at once ; cure In a few days , fl per box
( HMiled ) . Hawthorne Chemical Co. , Philadel
phia , Pa.
IRRIGATION BOND SALE.
Notice Is hereby Riven that sealed pro
posals will be received by the board of
directors of the Middle Loup Valley Irri
gation district of Blalne , Custer nnd Valley
counties , Nebraska , at their olflco In West
Union , in said district , up to 2 o'clock p. m.
of the 6th day of Jnnuury , 1SD9 , for JIOO.OOO
of the bondH Issued by said Irrigation dis
trict : { 90.000 of said bonds belnir In denomi
nations of $500 each , 'nnd $10,000 of snlil
bands belns In denomination ! ; of $100 ench ;
nil of snld bonds drnwlnjr Intercut at the rate
of 6 per cent per annum , payable neml-un-
nually. Tha principal and Interest of unlil
bonds payable at tlio olllce of the state
treasurer of the state of Nebraska , Bald
bonds belnK payable In Installments ! as fol
lows : $5,000 thereof payable In eleven years
from the date thereof ; , $0,000 payable In
twelve yearn from the date thereof ; $7.000
payable In thirteen years from the data
thereof ; $3,000 payable In fourteen years
from the date thereof ; { 9,000 payable In fif
teen years from the date thereof ; $10.000
payable In sixteen years from the ilnte
thereof : $11.000 payable ! In' Pevonteen years
from the date thereUf ; $18,000 payable In
eighteen years from the. date thereof ; $15,000
payable In nineteen steam from the date
thereof ; $10,000 payable Un twenty years
from the date thereof r *
The board of directors'reserve the right
to reject any nnd all bids ; Address all bids'
to Charles Nlcolal , secretary. Harsont , Ne
braska. Hy order of tK i board of directors ,
made this 9lh day of Oneomber , 1893.
GKOIiaiO QAilHISON. President.
CHARI.IJS NICOLAC.feecretnry.
\ > , f Deelld 201-RI
-It ! . (
STOCKHOLDERS1' MEETING ,
Onice of Lee-ClarkeTA'narccpen Hardware
Company , Omaha , Nenrufica , ( , Dscember 14 ,
895. Nonce Is hereby given to the stock-
lolders of the LJc-CwrMer-Andre < ? nen Hard
ware company that thpinnnual mcotlni ; of
ho stockholders of tuu.company will bo
iclil nt till ) olllceH of 'the Huld company ,
219 , 1221 and 1223 Harneyietreet. In the city
of Omaha , In the tp > t of Nebraska , on
Tuesday. January U , A. ' D. , 1898 , ut 3
o'clock n , in , , for the purpose of electliiK n
board of directors for lh ' company to servo
during the ensuing year and to transact
such other biislnefrt IIB may bo presented at
such meeting.
( Attest. ) II. J , LEE , President.
W. M , GLASS , Secretary. DHd32t-M
iinititv'.s iin.vs Avciti : si.iii'v. :
lloitr HovFtilorii .Mlli-n I'crolicil tin n
WMU.MM llciifh U'ltluint WnUltiu ,
Linn Ilorry has a big chicken farm In
West Iluxton and has several hundred hens ,
retails the Portland Treps. Ho brings many
CBKS nnd chickens ( dtnd nnd dressul ) to
Portland , He leads his wagon the night
Geforo nnd starts nt 3 n. m. He 1ms only
to hitch up the horses flnd drive off , Ho did
so last Monday morning. U Is n drive of
wventcin miles to this city. He reached
hero nt Just about sutirlw.
As he approached the United States hotel
lo deliver some- produce someone shouted nt
li'm and nsk him If he had brought his
hens to market roosting on the crossbar un
der the wagon. He paid no attention , sup
posing the man was guying him , Hut when
he stopped at the hot : ! and others called
his nttcntlcn to four hens roosting under the
wngon nnd just waking up , It was doubtful
which was the moat nstonlaio ! > ) , Mr. Ilcrry
or the hens.
Two of the latter were panic-stricken nnd
started down Federal street. Ono was
caught on Temple street nnd the other got
down almost lo Exchange street before It
wasv captured. The cook at the hotel bctlght
the four hens for $1 and took them homo.
How many hens were asleep under the
wagon when Mr. Berry started from homo
ho can't tell , but It Is very possible that there
were more than four.
WHITE STAR LINE.
galling from New York AV'ciln ° ; inyH ] , ns follows.
No Killing the 2jth of December.
ISM.
Teutonic , Jan. 1 , 10 n. in. ! Ilrltnnnlc , Jan. 8 , 10
n. m. : Majestic , Jnn , 15 , 10 n , in , ; Get manic ,
Jim 22 , 10 n , m.
United suites nnd Hoynl Mnll Slcnmern.
Snlnon imfsnKe. MO utul upwnnl , nccimllnB to
Mcamer pHectcil nml location of tierlh.
KfcMnd cahln t."S nnd M ) on Mnjcctlc ami Teutonic
imAKri jiuynlile on ilemnn'l uvcryulitre In
Oront llrltnln nml Irelnml fold nt lowest integ.
For Inspection cf pinna of rtennicra nnd nny
further Infornmtlon npply to locnl nucnts or direct
to II. MAITLAND KKllHIIV. ( VI As't , 2fl H'wuy
N. Y. N. ANnrcnsoN. rn Wn Ant. .
211 HOt'Tlf ' CI.AHIC ST. . CHICAGO.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves IHUnLINQTON & MO. RIVRIUArrtvea
OmalmiUnlonL _ > Jpot. 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha
'
gSOam ; T..Dcnver Express 0:35am :
43iipm.Illk. ; Hill" . Mont. * K'get sml Ex. 4opm ;
4i5pm : : Denver Exnrcsk 4:05pm :
7OCpm..Nebraska : Locnl ( except [ Sunday ) . . 7:45pm :
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday.ll:25am ) :
8:45pm..li'a : t Mall ( for Lincoln ) dully. . .
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. ( Omnhn
ElOOpm Chicago Vestibule , 8:00nm :
9 : < Sam Chicago Express 4Upm :
7-Wpm..ChlcnKo & St. Louis Express. . . Rooam :
lliSSam Pacific Junction Local G:30pm :
Fnut Mnll 2MOpm
Leaves ICIIICAno , MIL. & ST. PAUL. I Arrives
OmahaUnUmpcpot | , 10th Ik Mason BU. | Oninlia
*
6:00pm : . .Chicago Limited S:03nm :
10 : < 5am..Chicago Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 32tpm !
Leaves ICHICAfio A NOnTHWBST'N.IAirlves
OmalmlUnlon Dtpot , I0th & MasunSts.Omalia _ | _
ll:00am.77.r : Eastern Express 3:10pm :
4M5pm Vestibule , ! Limited 6:45pm :
7:0 : : nm Csrroll Pnssenner I0:40pm :
G:4Spm : Onmha ChlcBro Special 8:00am :
4:30pm : lloone Locnl 9:30am :
Missouri Valley Locnl 9:30am :
Leaves ICHICAdO. n. I. a PACIFIC. I Arrives
OmahnlUnlon D pot , 10th & Mason 8ts. | Onialm
EABT.
10 : < 0nm..Atlantic ExpresB rex. Sunday ) . B:35pm :
CJSpm : NlBht Express 8:16nm :
4HDm : ) ChlcaRo Vestibule.Llmlteu l:35ptn :
4:50mn..St. Paul Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l8Spm
' '
' '
WEST.
CMGpm.Oklahoma& Texas Ex. ter. Sun..10:3Sam ) :
-Opm Colorado Limited 4:00pm :
fcvreTT C.7 ST. P. . M. * O Arrives"
Omalial Depot. 15th nnd Webscr Sts. I Omaha
" 8lS : nm Floux "city Accommodation. . . 8lCpin :
12:15pm..Sioux City Express ( ex. Sun.l..llS5nm :
C:45pm : . . .St. Paul Llmltee S:10n :
Leives I K. . KMO. . VAI.LET. ( Arrives
Omaha ! Depot , 15th and Webster jita. I Omaha
"SilCpm Fast Mall aiid Express 5 :35pm :
2lSpm.ex. : ( Bnt. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex Man. ) . . . 6:35pm :
7:50am..Norfolk : Express ( ex. Sunday.10:25am :
545pm ; Si. Paul Express 9:10am :
Leaven I 1C. C. . ST. J. & C. n. [ Arrives
OmahaUnlonpepot | , IQtli & Mason Bts.l Omahj
9OSam..7..KnnnH : City Day ExpreBS 5:30pm :
9:45pm.K. : C. Night Ex. Via U. P. Tians. 7:00am :
Leaves I MISSOUIU I'ACIKIC. lArrlvcg
Omahal Depot. 15th and 'webtter Sts. I Omohq
JoT40am St.'Louls ifxprcss 6:00am :
9:50pm : St. Louis Express 6:08pm :
8:30pm..fl.Ntbraslitt : Local ( P * Sun. ) 9o9nra :
Le'avTTI SIOUX CITT & PACIFIC. ] A rrves
Omalial Depot , 15th and Webster Sts. I Omaha
C 45pm St. Paul'Llmltcd 9loiTm !
Leaves I SIOUX CITT A TACIPIC. ) Arrlv s
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Ets. | Onmh
7:05am Sioux City Passmser 10:40pm :
B:4Cpm..1. : . . . . . . Paul Limited 9:30ani :
Lea"veT I UNION PACIFIC ; TArMves
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sin.I Omaha
9:10am.T : Noith Plotte Expiess 4:30pm :
8:10am Oveiland Limited 4:4Spm :
:3 : pm.l3cafce & Stiomsb'i : Er ( ex. fiun. ) . 4:80pm
S:45pm.Orand Island Expresi. ( ex. dun..13:10prr
z-Knm Fast Mall 10:35 : l ,
Leaves T WAHASH'ttAILWAY. JArrlvei
OmahalUnion Depot. lOlli t : Mason StK.i Omiilia
< -,1irm Bt. Loiila Cannon 'Jail ll65an !
NOTICE TO PIIOPBUTY OWNERS.
To nil property owners from Military ave.
to Center street , between 40th street anil
west city limits , who will be affected by
proposed levy to cover the cost of opening
u street along' Sadl > creek :
You and each of you are bercby notllled
that the city council will sit as an informal
board of equalization In the city hall , on
Monday evening , Dec. 23rd , 16D5 , at 8 o'clock
p. m. , for the purpose of considering the
proposed plan of assessment to cover the
cost of opening n street along Saddle creek.
All property owners In favor of or opposed
to the proposed assessment are requested
to bo present Ht such meeting- .
BEECIIEH HIGBY , City Clerk.
Dil-22-23
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-UNION
IjAND COMPANY.
Notice Is herebv given that the nnnunl
ineetlnir of ths stockholders of the Union
Land company for the election of five direc
tors nnd the transaction of such other busl-
nefs as may lawfully come before the
montlnir. will be hold In the library , Union
Pacific bulldlntr. Omnhn. Nebraska , upon
Monday , January 13 , IMG , at 10 o'clock ,
a , m.
The stock transfer books -will be closed
ten days before the date of the meeting.
Boston , Massachusetts , December 12 , 1S93.
ALEXANDER MILLAH , Secretary.
D22 d23tm
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-OMAHA &
ELKHORN VALLEY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
Notice Is hereby given that the nn mm I
meeting- the xtockholders of the Omaha
& Elkhorn Valley Itallwny Company for
the election of seven directors nnd trans
action of such other buslne. a as may law
fully come before the meeting , will be
held In the library , Union Pacific building ,
Omnhn , Nebraska , upon Wednesday , the
1st day of January. IdyO , nt 10 o'clock , n. m.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten daye before the date of the meeting.
Boston , MawsnchUFettc , December 12 , 1SU3.
ALEXANDER MILLAR , Secretary ,
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-UNION
ELEVATOR COMPANY OP OMAHA ,
Notice Is hsreby given that n meeting
of the stockholders of the Union Elovntor
Company , for the puriroHo of electing f-even
directors nnd the transaction of nuch other
business aw may properly come before the
meeting- , will be held In the library , Union
Paclllc building. Omahn , Nebraska , upon
Monday , the lath day of January , 189 ! ! , be
tween the bourw of 10 u. in. and C o'clock
p. m.
The stock transfer books will bo closed
ten days before the date of meeting.
Omaha , NebraBka. Decembsr 21 , 1S95.
S. 8. ll. CLARK , President.
D22 d23tm
_
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING THE OMAHA -
HA & REPUBLICAN VALLEV RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Notice IH hereby given that the nnnual
meeting of the HlorkhulderH of the Omuha
& Republican Valley Railway Company ,
for the election of seven directors und the
transaction of nuch other liuslnc-KH us may
properly name before the meeting , will be
held In the library , Union Paclllc building ,
Omaha , Nebraska , on WedneKduy , the let
day of January , 1KH1 , at 10 o'clock u. m.
The Hock books will lu closed for that
purpose ten days before the im-etlnt- .
Boston , Mns achiwett . December 13. 1SS3.
ALEXANDER MILLAR , Hccretnry.
Pfll n
UULEI end
Finer and Heavier Frames , $4 , 5 and Upward.
EYES TESTED FREE
OMAHA OPTICAL COMPANY.
LEADING OPTICIANS ,
J. F. PONDER , 222 So. 16th 8' . ,
Near Farnam.
IN KINSLBR'S DRDrt '
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF RES
First Diiitribution of Qnrmonts by n
Practical Oharity.
BRANCH NEEDLEWORK GUILD ESTABLISHED
I'lnii of ( Iprriidoii ( o lie Similar to
TIOM | < > of Kii.ttlaiiil , with Itn
I'liriuiHc * lo Help tlio
1'iior I'coiilt ; .
The flrPt ilUtrlbutlon of gnrnicnts by Omaln
members of the Needlework fliilld of Amer
ica wns mad ? last Tuesday nttrrnoon , when
nearly 200 articles of clothing and house linen
were apportioned amotiK the various chnrlt-
nble Institutions of the city. The children
t'jeni ' to hnvo been nearest the hearts of the
workers of the Guild , for more than half ,
possibly two thlnls , of nil garments received
\vero distributed amoni ? the proteges of the
Children' home , the Crccho nnd the Child's
hospital , the other beneflclnrlco belnfj the
Hurt Street Home , the Traveler's Aid nnd the
Open Door , bwldca a few Individual cases.
The Needlework dulld Is new In Omaha ,
nllhoiigli It Is ten years pines 1adyVolvetton
of England devised It. In England It Is es
pecially stronR , over 52,000 Karments being
displayed at the recent meeting In London.
The duchsss of Yc-rk and her mother font
C.7SG from the group of workers of which
they nro leaders. In this country Mrs. Le'vl
I * . Morton Is honorary president. In Chicago
there Is a very active branch , whose recent
annual collection amounted to a number of
thotit nJs of garmcntp.
The organization Is very ( simple. Rich
member pledges herself to glv * two new gar
ments n year. If she will auk ten others to
do the came .oho becomes a director , with n
vote In the distribution. Each section con
sists of a prcsldsnt , i-ecrotary , nnJ at least
three directors , each of whom Is responsible
for the collection of twenty-two carmcnls. or
a to-al ! of 110 for the ooctlon. When ten sec
tions have been formed a city branch may be
organized , the presidents of sections being
vice presidents thereof. Once a year , prob
ably In Novc-mbsr , lo held the annual meet
ing and division of garments. Aside from
this thcio are no meetings and there are no
dues , fines or fees , except His two new gar
ments , which may bo for men , women or
children. The garments arc divided among
the various charitable organizations In the
city , no attempt being made nt Individual
distribution. The women who were at the
meeting yesterday were enthusiastic over the
success , nnd decided that It was.an Ideal way
of givingIt was Indeed a very pleasant
sight , the tables plied high with all kinds of
warm clothing , fresh and cUun and. new.
Mrs. C. P. Humphrey nnd Mrs. J. W. Van
Nostrum ! arc president and s.'cretary respect
ively of the only complete section , the others
being only partly organized.
AV. C. T. U. Xoti'N.
The Omaha union of the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union will hold a parlor
meeting with Mrs. Laura Chlttenden , 203S
South Twentieth street , on Friday evening ,
DJcember 27.
Mrs. E. L. Wo : < l will pptak upon depart
ment woifc ; Miss Lula Smith will give recita
tion and Prof. Shadrock and daughters are
Invited to give Instrumental selections. Light
refreshments will be nerved.
A work ; among mothers and children Is
taken up by tha same union In th ? neighbor
hood of Eleventh and Cass s'.rets. Meetings
are to bo held weekly In the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union coffee house. A
mothers' meeting will be held there on the
afternoon of January 7 at 3 o'clock. Re
freshments will be sarvcd.
The next regular meeting of the Omaha
Women's Christian Temperance union will not
occur until January 8 at 3 o'clock p. m. , In
the Commercial club rooma
v Y. W. C. A. .Nolow.
All of the classes will enjoy n two weeks'
rest , with the exception c ! ih * .wo bible
classes , which will take but one week.
A new class In elocution will bo begun
early in January , and one at guitar and
mandolin.
There Is a demand for German , and a new
class In French will bo started soon , nlso
In dressmaking. Those Interested must apply
soon , as the plans depend largely upon the
demand.
A Christmas gospel meeting will b& held
In the rooms in The Hes building Sunday at
4 o'clock. Miss Caely will lead , and Miss
McCague and Mlos Hungate will sing.
St. Mnry'H Avenue Ilcvlvnl.
Since the first announcement was made
of the special evangelistic services to be
held at St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church , commencing Sunday , December 20 ,
the interest in them has steadily Increased.
They will be In charge of D. M. Hartsough ,
whose work is charactorlzsd by "business
and hard sense , " and he Is i > ald to rank
with Moody and Mills for effective results.
Prof. Handenschlld comes with him to take
charge of the music.
FIi-K < MctlioilInt'N ClirlNtiiuiH.
The Sunday school of the First Methodist
church will have its Christinas festivities on
Tuesday evening. A cantata , Introducing
brownies , fairies , Santa's workmen , a boys'
drill , a grand parade and Santa himself , lias
besn prepared. The classes of the twhool will
make their offerings to the poor and to
benevolent causes. The Sunday school rooms
will bs elaborately decorated with holly ,
evergreens and Christmas trees.
iiH Srrvlee at 1'coiilo'x.
Christmas services at the People's church
will b3 on Christmas day , as follows : Sun
rise meeting at 7:22 : o'clock ; Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor , leader , Mr ,
Hay Jester ; prnlso meeting at 8:30 : o'clock ,
led by John Dale ; What Hath God Wrought ?
0:30 : , leader , Mr. J. B. Wilkcrson : 10:30 : , tli3
pastor , Charles W. Savldge , will preach a
sermon appropriate to the day ,
.SrriiuiiiN for Worldiijc I'cojilc ,
Rev , A. Holden nyles has commenced u
scries of Harmons for working people. They
are at the old City Mission building , at 7:30 :
o'clock. Prof Bhaddu'ck will meet those who
wish to sing at the services at 7 o'clock.
I.Ol'llI I'llljllt I'OrcCMKlH.
Rev. J. M. Wilson will preach on "The
Advent of the First Great Soul-Winner , " and
"Come , that Ye Might Have Spiritual Life. "
The Omaha Philosophical society meets at
Washington hall at 2:30 : p. m , lr. ) Wheeler
will read a paper on "Tho Plillotcphy of Eve
lution. "
First Church of Chrht. Scientist St.
Mary's avenue , nrar Twenty-seventh Urcct.
Service nt 11 a , in. Lsiun tcplc : "The
Birth of Jesus. "
Unlversallst nev. Dr. Augusta , J. Chapln
will preach at 10:45 : a. m. Subject , "Jesus
by the Lakeside , " No evening service. Sab
bath pchcol at noon ,
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian Church 108
Nicholas street , K , Tongc , pastor. Sunday ,
10:30 : a. m. , "Tho Eagle's Nest ; " at 7:45 : In
the evening , "The Flrat Chrletmas Carol. "
First , Presbyterian Jlev. S. H. McCormlck.
pastor. Subject 10:30 : a. in , , "The VUlt of
the Magi. " Subject 7:30 : p. m , , "Jesug the
Savior. " Ctirlt'tinnH ' music at both services.
The Seventh Djy Adventlsts hold B.rvlcei'
cacli Sabbath ( Saturday ) at the church on
Cumlng and Eighteenth rtrcctt' . at 11 a. m , ;
also Sunday at 3 p. m , J. H. Rogers , pastor.
First Christian Morning sermon topic ,
"Tho Meaning of Christmas. " Evening ,
"What Has the lilrth cf Christ Don ; for the
World ? " Christmas entertainment Tut-hday
evening ,
People's Church The paetcr , Charliu W.
Savldge , will preach Sabbath morning and
evening. Subject In the morning , "Tho Holy
GhoBt. " Subject In the evening , "What Are
You Waiting For ? "
Kounlze Memorial Lutheran Rev. A. J ,
Tiirkle , pastor. Preaching by the pastor at
10:30 : a. in. and 7:30 : p. m. TheClirUtmas -
tldo will furnish the theme for the sermons
and music. Special bolos and anthems for the
festival occasion ,
Sunday eervlca at St , Mary's Avenue Con
gregational church , Dr. Duller , pastor. At
10:30 : a. m. Miss Lillian Terry , the church
sololbt , will lead a selected quartet In a
program of Christmas music. At 74B ; ,
evening , at the Men's club service , Mine. J.
Stewart White will render two soprano toloa ,
With violin obligate by , Mr , Charles Illgglna ,
the local virtuoso , who will aha glvo two
violin tolen. Or , limlcr " 111 Rive An nbbrc-
vUted aildrtM ,
Kirtt Itapttei-llov. W. llelllngs , D.D. ,
pustor. Sunday , preaching nt 10:30 : a , in.
nnd 7:30 : p , in , ; Sunday school nt noon ;
YoutiR People's meeting * t 0:30 : p. in.
Wednesday , prayer meeting Ht 7:30 : p. in.
Walnut Hill Methodist Preaching 10:30 : a ,
m , and 6:30 : p. in , Sunday school , 12 m.
J. .M. Glll.in , superintendent. Junior league.
3:30 : p. in. Kpworlh league , 6:30 : p. m. All
cordially Invited. C. N. D.uvson , pastor ,
Central United Presbyterian Church-
Corner Twenty-fourth nnd Dodge strtcla
Alexander ( lllclirlst , pastor. Services morn
ing und evening at the usual hours. Sabbath
school Christmas entertainment Tuesday
ovenlne.
draco Lutheran cliurch , Twenty-sixth street ,
lietwetn Popplaton nnd Wool worth nvenuey.
The pastor , llcv. I.ntliT M. Kuhn % will prcnch
nt 11 n. ins on "GoiVu Presence , the World's
Trno Joy , " and at 7:30 : p. in. on "Powerful
Foolishness. "
Park Avenue United Presbyterian Subject
of morning dlecourse , "Tlio Song of the
Angels. " Subject of evening lecture , "Tho
Wcilpys In Amcrlei. " Young People's Chris
tian union servicent G:45 : p. m. Edgar
MacDIll. p.-Mt-r.
Hcorgnnlicil Church of LnttT Day Paints-
Morning service , 10:30. : Subject , "Is W-cdl-
cnce Necesvjry7" Socl.il porvlce , 2:30 : p. in.
A Hale Smith , president of tlio Nebraska
Mission , will speak at 7:30 : p. in. Subject.
"Object of llaptlsiu. " Frederick A. Smith ,
pastor.
Westminster Presbyterian Dr. Jehn Gor
don will preach nt 10:30 : on "The Shepherds
Watchliii ; Their Klerk. " At 7:30 : there will
be a sang service. Christian Kmleavor meet
ing nt 0:30. : Tim Clirls'liu.is ' entertainment
of the Sunday school will be held Tuesday
evening.
First Connrogatlonal Uev. Austin Ilazen
will prfneh Sunday mornlnn at 10:30. : No
evening service. Young People's Society of
Christian Kmleavor at ft p. in , Speclnl music
by chorus choir , under the direction of Prof.
L. A. Torrona Mr. W. T. Tabor iIvus ; nn
org.in recital nt 3:30 : p , m.
Church of St. Philip , the Deacon Twenty-
first between Nicholas and Paul streets.
Topic 11 n. m. : "Hell ; " 4 p. m. topic : "The
Doctrine of the Apostolic Succarslon of the *
" ! hrlQlnn MtnU-frv ' DotTnli , , AII.A * . , \\'ll _
llnms , rector. Christmas day : Holy com
munion , 6:30 : n. m. full choral service with
sermon 10:30 : a. m.
Calvary Ilaptlst church Twenty-sixth and
Sownrd strefts , Mrs. Anderson , pastor. "The
Divine Father and Our Friend , " will bo the
toplo for tlu morning : "The Lord's Prayer ,
and Exalted at Last , " will be the fifth talk
on "Jcssph" for the evening fervlce. Special
music by a largo chorus choir. Christinas
cantata by the Sunday school on Christmas
nlcht.
Trinity Methodist Elaborate Christmas
services will be held Sunday In thin church.
The pastor , Rev. F. II. Sanderson , D.D. , will
preach In the morning on "The Child of
Christmas , " the chorus choir , led by L. H.
Cnpelaud , rendering Clirk-tinas anthems.
Appropriate solos will be sung. In the even
ing a sacred concert will be- given by the
choir. Jacob Fawcett will deliver nn ad
dress.
AVI/.AIII1 IIUHH.IIAX.V.
CrcutvN r < iiiN < crimtloii Aiiinnir tinCo -
loNlInlM of < 'liliin < < Mrn.
The guide conducted the party to the hous
of the Nlng Yung company , on the third floor
of which Is the temple of Nlm Kwan Sa Ny.
the Chinese god who brines good fortune ,
relates the San Francisco Examiner.
Arrived in front of the altar at the rear of
the apartment the cicerone pointed with
pride to n hideous Idol woarlng gray
whiskers , explaining that this deJty wa
15,000 years old.
"And how old Is this one ? " asked Herr
mann , pointing to a tiding with a fnco like-
a petrified sneer. The guide bent a startled
gUnce upon the grinning musk and gasped :
"Him new Joss , " supplementing this In
formation with a tcrrrnt of Chinese that
speedily brought every person In the room to
the front of the altar.
While they were gazing nt the "now Joss"
Herrmann called attention to the presence
of another monstrous craatlon at the other
side of the platform.
This was a goggle-eyed little old man , with
a thick lip perpetually curled In scorn of all
things human or divine a cynical epitome ?
of some artlst'o sarcasm upon the facial ex
pression of what men call gods.
As the observation cf th : crowd of Chinese
settled upon the second apparition they be
gan to murmur. Some of them snatched up
joss sticks and llghtej them and others be
gan to scatter about the room little red pa
pers perforated with square holes. It was
evident that an lmpresnon ! was becoming
nrovalont In the nssemblv that the Temnle of
Gocd Fortune had been Invaded by the Genius
of Evil.
"Thesa gods must have blown In , " sug
gested one of Herrmann's party.
"And this one seems lo have blown out
again , " said Herrmann , pointing to the
empty space occupied a moment before by
the god of the nrrcstul glbb2r.
The crowd of Chinese was becoming more
uneasy. The temple was rapidly filling with
th9 Incense of txindal wood punk. There
was a surging movement toward the place
from which the gctl of the frozen leer hud
disappeared , and Herrmann passed In front
of the nltar and took his stand close to the
pop-eyed deity.
"What is the matter ? " he Inquired of the
Interpreter. "Ask the temple guide to ex
plain this mystery. "
The questions wore propounded to the man
with the skull cop , but he wns too excited to
answer Intelligibly , anil his Incoherent reply
was drowned In the- Jabber of his country
men.
men.Herrmann changed his position again ami
called attention to the fact that the other
god was no longer In Its place.
When the Chinese fully comprehended the
situation the roar of nstonJshment , mlngletl
with rage at the white man , whom they
more than suspected of being- responsible for
this unseemly performance In a sacred tem
ple , was deafening.
Herrmann and his party took advantage of
the turmoil and uncertainly to Blip down the
stairs , and their pace wns rapid out of the
Chlnesa tiuartcr. for the Interpreter In-
formed them that there were enough hlgn-
binders In that temple mob to avenge 100
sacrileges , and willing enough to Immolate
on that altar nny number of conjurers caught
"monkeying wlih the go-Ja. "
TIII ; POLAR \KJirr.
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Cannot Aiir | | 'Hnti' KM 'JVrrorN.
Constantin Noeslloff , reporting his scien
tific researches In Nova Xembla , furnishes
an Interesting description of his sensations
and experiences during the long arctic night ,
which began In November and ended Janu
ary 20. September was pretty comfortable ,
ho bays. Then suddenly snow covered the
mountains. The Samoyedes , his only com
panions , put on their winter clothing , the
fishing boats set sail for Archangel , the
giound froze , the nun lobt Its warmth and
heavy snows fell , Winter had come. In
earnest. On the day when the sun showed
lUelf for the ln t time nil handa went out
of doors to bid It farewell. It remained In
Eight for half nn hour only. Kor a few
days longer there was a morning twilight.
Then this faded and gave place to black
night. The stars ehono the whole twenty-
four hours. The -huts of thu colony were
burled under the snow , of which thick whirl
winds filled the air. The wind shook the liuta
to their foundations. Sometimes for days
together the Inmates of different huts could
hold no communication with each other ,
though the huts were side by side. If any
cue went out liewa'u seized by tha wind , and
had to be dragged back by msana of ropes.
In this darkneas and ilcsolatlun the aurora
boiealls did much to cntnlaln and cheer
them. It lasted Homollniss fcr five dayy In
succctston , with splendors of color that Mr.
tries In vain to deucrlb ? . To cnlnv
the spectacle he utcd to remain for hours In
i hole In the mow , sheltered from the wind.
"I have never son : anything more terrlblo
tlinn a IcinptRt during the polar night , " uaya
Mr , NoBslloi ? . "Man feels himself over
whelmed In Immensity. " When there came
a lull In the storm the men ventured out to
breathe the air and purge thulr lungs of the
exhalations uf the smoking lamps fed with
acul oil.
Twlllilit ; appeared again In the middle of
January , and on the 20th thu tim rose above
the horizon , while the members of the llttlo
colony stood In lln- facing It and fired a
salute. No one had dUd or been seriously
111 , but all had the look of corpse ? and were
an feeble as convalescents after a long sick
ness. Health returned with the
of the mm.