THE OMAHA DAILY BEE * FRIDAY , DECEMBER 27 , 1895.
SPBG1RL NOTICES.
Ailvcrtlnrmont * for ( lime colmnnn
nlll be tnkcn tmtll IStHO p. in. for
< lir creiilnnr nml iinlll 8 p. nt. for the
nml Sntulny ci1llnnn.
rtlNrrn , 1 > y rrtincntlnpr n Tintn-
clicrk , cnn linvc ntimvrr * nil-
to n nnmliprcil letter In rnrc
of Thp Hoc. Aiiwtrpra do nrttlrc "oi1
Tvlll IIP ilrllvrroil upon prcKcntntlon
of I Inphpclc mil- . Hale * , 1 l-2o n
woril nmt Innrrllniii to n rroril
tin-rentier. XntliliiR tnUcn for IPHM
tlinti 2rc for Hrnt Innrrllon. TIPHC
nitrcrfInpniPtiln nni.it tic run connect-
llvi-lr.
HUM * .
\VAXTniJ-MAIiE
WANTIJD MVn , INTELLIGENT AGENTS IN
Omaha to orRnnlz clulxt of threp to five fjml-
UM of our famous Orchard Homes lanrH In
ri > ntrnl Mlmlwlppl. The tide of Immlnrntlon U
( tolng nouth , where lh re nr < > no hot winds , no
roM winters , no htlzxnnl * . no crop failures ,
where ( wo or three crops cnn Tie fitly" ! jncn
} -i > nr : whore there In no Mich thins as faltum If
n mnn will work nne.rmlf ns hard im he doc * In
this country : ronl summer * , mild winters ! jure
pivlnir crps of fruits and garden truck ! rlchMt
foil on enrth : beit railway Mcllltlei. Oeo.V. .
Amp * , itenersl agent. 1517 Farniim tt. . my,1Ja >
WANTED. A COAT HANDt STEADY WORK
and ( teed pay. Henry Kasaebaum , 'n'Jr'X ! , '
Point. Neb. H-ME23
61 TO JIM 1'AID SALESMEN FOR
experience not necessary ; extra Inducements to
customers. Bishop & Kline , 8t. I - 'I'MV.
3 " * * " * " '
BAI.nSMHK TO TAKI3 OHDnilB ANI > COI.-
lect : M bond signed I'V n . ; > . * , : ! fl"nl. | iv
quire. ! : eitclunUe territory : J23 o tf " " $ ? .
I'or rnrtlculnra nd.lrra * I1. O. Itox l.W. N *
H-M a.
YoiK City.
KOH HUNT 1IOUSHS.
IIOUSKS. F. 1C. DAllLINO , lUHKUU
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THL
Davis Company1305 . D 414
O. F. _ JTarnam.
FURNISHED HoTJSE FOlf RENT ; BEAUTIFUL
house , ten rooms , elegantly furnished , hot water
hent , laundry , stable , carriage , etc Thos. F.
Hall. . I6 Paxton block. P I"
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES. 0 ROOMS
nil modern , gas. fuel. Apply llyron Heed Com
pany , 212 So. 14lhBt. _ p " 6
HOUSES. DENEWA & CO. . 103 N. TH j"1.
616 NO. SOTH , 4-llOOM COTTAQE.
H.23 No 20th , 5-room Hat , nice.
1GZI N. mh , 8-rooin brick.
OmeJha Heal'Usmfe & Trust Co. , Ill 8.
FOlt RENT , HOUSE OF TEN ROOMH. MODern -
ern conveniences ; very handy to busUicsi. I.n-
qulro Of D. T. Mount , 209 3. 16th gt U-M6
t AND j-iiooafiiouscs "ON FAUKAM AND
6-room liouee on ZJd and Irfnvenworlh. cheap.
Jno.V. . llobblns. 211 N. Y. Life ] ' _
FOII HUNT , j-nooii HOUSE , s. E. cenT D
nnd Clurke. " - ' '
1401 JACKSON ST. . 7-nOOM MODEHN. 20.
4100 Lafayette ave. , 3-room modern , Jt ) .
2i)7 ) S 2Jth St. , H-room modern , JW.
209 S. 2th Bt. , 9-room modern , $30.
S175 Webster Bt. , 7-room modern. J2J.
277S Hurt St. , 7-room modern. J20-
020 N. 27lh nvc , 7-room niodoni , 120.
2 2 8 lllh at. . 7-room modem. > Zj.
2004 S. llth St. . 7-rooni ni3 < lern. J23.
Fidelity Trust Company , Ii02 Furnnm ' .
( ( r
BIX-nOOM MODEIIN HOUSE. EMILY VLACE ,
Manderarjn. D20K
18th. south of _ _ _
FOU unNT7 MorE N iinicic nousn OF n
cr 20 1 roomn at 11I-1K. N. 2'th Bt. Sec , J N.
Frenzer. ouposlte postolllce. Tel. M. D S27
KOU HENT-S-UOOXt HOUSE ANlf 1IAIIN , $1S.
Inqulru on premlsoa. 1126 So. SOth Bt .
_ . .
, g2.n. ( ;
SMALL HOUSE.Ill S. 21TH
3 TO 4-H. HOUSES CllEAI'
FOH KENT FUHMS1IE1) 11OO3IS.
THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
In board. 319 M " "
man nnd wife ; rent taken
SOUTH FRONT HOOMS. BOARD , 2303 DOUG-
, lag. , . , . t-MSlS 11
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS ;
niDdcrn convenlcnceaj G211S S. ISth street :
KUHMSHKU IIOOMS ATVD 11OA11D.
FUONT IIOOMS. WCLL HEATED ; FAMILY
board If desired : rates reasonable. 324 Norm
53d St. F-6.0
fiboMS WITH liOAHD. 2013 OOUOLAS-
. NICE WAIIM IIOOMS ; GOOD nOAHD ; RATES
reasonable. The Hose. 202' >
. FOR RENT. FURNISHED FRONT HOOMS
with or without bo.ird ; steam heat , electric
bells batha ; latei reasonable. The Midland
Hotel. IGlh nnd Chlc.mo slieets F 827-30
roil HUNT UNFURNISHED IIOO3IS.
: \VATEH IN KITCHEN ; CENTRAL :
rcnsonnblo lent : nice for housekeeping. liOS
Webalcr St. Q-MJ3C
_
FOIl HUNT STOKES AND OFFJOKS.
FOU KENT , THE 4-STOHY I1HICK IJUILDINO
nl 916 Farnnm t. This bulldlnK has a tire.
iiroof cement basement , complete steam heat-
Inir llxtuics , wiilor on ull lloois , gas , etc. Ay
ply nt tha olllco of The Il < e. _ 1-910
BTOIIE UUlLniNO AT 1011 FAUNAM ST. :
3 DlorlcD and bnxcinent : good for wholcenlo
or rirtull purposes. 514 First Nat. Hank bldir.
FOH RENT. OFFICE IlOOMBi 1C1J DOUOLAS
ct. 1 MWO
AVAXTI3I ) .
WANTED. HOME ONE TO ATI'OINT AND
HViMsre nRi-nlH In every county : Rood HJlrtry
nml coimnltulGii ; c.ipltal , 511. Addreiui n Cl ,
lieu. J MU23 27
AOENT.S WANTED TO TAKE ORDERS FOH
our relcbniti'd $ I.O ) custom pints and nulls.
Clilcnco Custom 1'nnH Co. , J03 Fifth nvp. ,
J-M9I7 Fi
WAXTBII TO KI3.VT.
WANTED. 2 OR J NICE ROOMS. WITH
bith , for lUhl liDusi-kerplng. U C5 , Uee.
1C MH33 30 *
STOHAGE.
ETORAGE , FRANK EWERS , 1211 IIAHNEY.
M 421
1'APJFKi STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
(03-910 Jones. General storage and forwarding
M 422
WAXTKI1 TO 1HIV.
WANTED , FIRE 1'ROOF SAFE ; ADDRESS I .
O. Drawer 41. Onulm , N ! H-23'
FOK S.U.i : KUUXITUItK.
ONE LAR E ACORN 11ASE IH'RNER FOH
sale nt corner uf 35Hi sliest nnd Half Hnn-nrd.
O 9I3SS'
FOR HALK-.MISCKLLAMCOU.S.
IFAHD TvOOD 4 AND 6-FOOT FENCE FOH
wuiii cribbing , i' . II. Lee , Ml DoiiKlgg.
0-413
'SKATES , ALL SI/.ES. CENTS TO is.o ) ,
umaha lllcycle Co. . 3J3 N. Kth. Q-M1IC
ONK FINE HEALSICIN NEWMARKET AT A
Ki * t bargain. KU Uojclas JIKot. a 6. liee.
Q-MKI-F3
I'El'PKR Sl'SCIALTY CLARINET AND OUT -
nt , neatly iww ; al , i Ouuble-lmirrl brocch.ljad-
Ins Run , 10 guu e. AiMrttc O ( I , r. e.
e.Q MH13 ! 7
FOH SALE. A FlflHT CLAS MILCH CO\V.
Andrew U , Julmruii , 31DS U. IHh St. Q-VDJi'
CLAIUVOVAXTS.
JHIB. DR. H. WARREN , i-
llabU biiilnes * medium ; ItU tear ct 11 } N. Kill.
8 131
MA.s.H.vcii ; , n.vrn.s , IJTO.
MADAME SMITH. : i. E. COU. "jijfii"A".N D
J > jUUi ; , room < 1 , tncl II KJin.tK.ist nnd Uitl.n.
T- - ; :
_ _ _
t "
MMK. HOWUI.L. TtJi'.KIPJI A"NI > E'J'.CTISK'
bilhs. Flnrvi pailori tntty. . : * ' > S. I'-lh.
T :
-
_ _
WME , AMKS. 'OitMEirLYOFIJT ; ' . MAS-
uuil tnlli : . i)7 ) ri. Hill si. . :4 . IXMIII 1) .
LION :
batbs. 41 ; South IH'J * IMI , uv t lii :
J end J.
VIAVA 111 TEE RLDO. , 1IEAI.T1I ROOK
frri home treatment ! lady attendant. U 4U
HATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST. T.9H S. 15TII.
U 4 28
FINE LIVERY RIOS CHEAP. ED nAUMI.BT.
17th and St. Maryi avenue. Telephone. 440.
U 417
'M.Lr EPi'ERLY CORSET MADE TO ORDER
nt 1903 Farnam. I idy agents wnnled.
U-MJ17 J 23
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS. 11ICYCLE8.
Jewelry , etc. ! strictly conflJentl.il. P. O. t > ox 324.
MATRIMONIAL CORRESPONDENCE HUREAU.
Paper and IlsU , Idc. Earth Pub. Co. , St. I/ouls ,
Mo.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR AND MOLES HE-
moved by electricity. Mme. I'ost , 319H S. 15th.
U 830
fUY TO I.OA-IIIAI. KSTATB.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , JIS N. Y.
Life. Ifinnt at law rales for choice security In
Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha city propeity.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWRST HATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnnm st. W 129
0 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farms. W. U. Melkle , Omaha.
W 430
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170Z Fnrnnm.
W-131
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrcnnan , Love A Co. , 1'axton Dlk ,
W 432
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 923 N. Y. LIFE.
W-433
MORTGAGES. O. d. WALLACE. UROWN IlLK
W 431
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnam.
W 433
MORTGAOE LOANS : LOW RATES.
J. D. Zltllc , 16th und Douglas , Omnlin.W43J
W-43J
FARM LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SAHPY. 1 TO
10 years ; low rates. Garvln llron. , 210 N. Y. U
W-437
WANTED AT ONCE , APPLICATIONS FOR
laigu loans on buslscsss property , nlso Ou ell-
Ing houic lonni ; don't wait until jour old
lofin expired , apply noiv. Fidelity Trust com
pany. 1703 Fnrnam St. W 913 J23
MOMiV TO LOAX CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS.
horBea. wagonj , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no lemovnl of goods ; strictly canllilentlnl ; you
can pny the loan oft ut any time or In nny
amount.
amount.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE TX5AN CO. .
SOO S. IGth st.
X 433
MONEY TO LOAN , SO. Gu. M DAYS : FUHNI-
ture , plnnos , etc. Duff Qrcen. room S , Ilaiker
block. x 139
I1U.SIXESS CHANCES.
FOH SALE. THE PALACE CAFE IN LEAD
nnd Dendwood. both doing Rood business. Ad
dress Mntt Klopp , Lead or Deadwood , S. D.
Y-M407
MAKE MONEY I1Y CA'REFUL SPECULATION
In grain through n reliable , successful firm : cx-
celluit opportunities tn make profit * by our new
plnns ; fully explained anil sent free : highest
references. Pattlson & Co. . 70 Omaha nidjr. ,
ChlcuBo , 111. Y M47S
WANTED A GOOD I1LACK8MITH TO TAKE
nn Interest In good blacksmith mid wngon shop.
Doliiu n good business. Apply or nddreM O. P.
Muldoon. 1GII Cumins. Y S31-2G
WANTED. YOUNG MAN WITH FEW HUNdred -
dred dollars , tn take ehargo of branch of-
llcj. Painty. J100 month nnd commission.
Legitimate business. Addiess G G3 Ilw > .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Y an 2S
FOK EXCHANGE.
EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OF LAND NEAR
Omnhn ; wlmt have you to offer. II. F. Dalloy
810 N. Y. Life Dldg. z l
CLEAR CHICAGO PROPERTY FOR FIRST
class farm near Omaha. T. B. McCulllch , sultn
GOI , Chamber of Commerce. Chicago , ill.
7.-SM-J13
FOH EXCHANGE OMAHA PROPERTY AND
tC.000.00 cn U for Chicago property. T. B. Mc-
Culloch , suite C04 , Chamber ' of Commercf. Chi
cago. Ills. 7 SM-JI3
FOK SALE HEAL ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 112
IMPROVED FARMS. G. W. CAHLOCK. 12)3
Farnam st. HE 611 Jl *
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
crtles nnd farms. John N. Frenzer , opp. P. O.
HE 4)3 )
BARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS :
sala or trade. F. K. Darling. Barker block.
HE 444
FOH BARGAINS. TRADES. QUICK DEALS ,
call or nrlto D. V. Sholes Co. . First National
Hank Illdg. RE M315 31
WANTED-LARGE CITY AND FARM PIIOP-
eitles for wile or exchange. T. I ) . McCulloch ,
sulto GOI , Chamber of Commerce. Chicago. Ills.
HE 800-J13
NOW IS YOUR TIME ; CALL AND SEE WHAT
n line six-room callage nnd lot I can Bell for
only SI,200. r. 1C. Duillns , Barker block.
RE M934 27
SIIOHTIIAXD AXD TYl'EWKITING.
A , C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 613 N. Y. LIFE.
430
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE. 15TH. FARNAM
431
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
12th and Dodge. Rooms by day nr week. 433
THE LANOE HOTEL , 003 S. 13TII ST. ; STEAM
heut ; table board , J3.00 per week. iH53
I'AAV.MlHOKliRS.
ZI. MAROW1T7. LOANS MONEY. 413 N. 10 ST.
VIMIOLSTEKINO FUKXITUKE.
UPHOUSTEHINO , FURNITURE REPAIRED
and packed very cheup this month. M. S.
Walkln , 2111 Cumins. Tel. 133L 237
non.sns
WANTED HORSES TO WINTER : BEST OF
care ; terms reasonable. A. W , Phelps & Son ,
JC > 7 N. Y. Life bld . Telephone 1034.M
M373.D2J *
HORES WINTERED : HEST OF CAHE
Riven horses , both winter and summer. Addreis.
M , J. Welch , Grelna. Neb , M772
AXI >
H. 1C. BURKET , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmcr , 1C18 Chicago St. , tclephona ! M. 434
SWANSON & VAL1EN , 1701 CUMNO , TEL. 1WO.
4M
_
M. A. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM ,
bnlmer. IIH Fnrnam at. , telephone ! J3. 438
HlCYCI.nS.
J1IO BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND III-
cycle * ; skated. 33a to { 3.00 , Omaha Hlcyclo Co. .
: : i N. IGth street. MCC3-JS
EI.nCTUIOAI. TIIIJA-IMIUXT.
MISS VAN VALKENI1URGI1 DESTROYS PEH-
m.incntly by eltxtrlclly siipciiinouu hair , moles ,
\vart.i , etc. Ilwin 410 , N , Y. Life Bid ; ; .
MS
m'lLDIMJ ' AMI LOAN ASSOCIATION.
h'HAIUS IN MD7UAIJ L. & II. ASH'N PAY
f , 7. > p r cc'H uhcn 1 , 2. 3 yearn nld.aira ; ) > s
nd ma ! Ic. 1J1H Farnam * t. , NnttlnirrKc. .
447
HOW TO iT : A HOME olt SKCIJRE OOO11
Intm-xi r.n < .alri ; . Apply lo Omi'lin , U \ 11.
'n. KOI IKLldg. . iJ , 31. Nnilliiirer , Ss.i.
41 !
O. AHT A.M \MiU.UH : .
O. lJI'PIIIiRSON. . PIANIST. VOr. PARTIES ,
"liilK. cti- ; b-it iltv tettf > vct. Aitili <
A-MiiJi Merer. ISUijnil Fnrnaiu. S 2S
nioiai : * ; K. c.KLLtNiinTiF. :
t'su-t.tr. Hi : ClilotO t.
LOST.
LOST-SMALL FOX VfiRRlI.'H. ANSWERS TO
in' . or r.uuMtfr. Ror.'ura slU'ti at 101 : iuth
! M au-nuj. lan ? l ) < i
QUAKER OATS
The Child Loves It.
The Dyspeptic Demands It.
Tito Kplcitro Dotes on It.
DO YOU EAT IT ?
For 15.00 llntin't 77inruitrjOmntm ,
.Vrf , . , will send you 0 boxes of Titrbtth
J.nit Miinliuml Cure ulth n ilhllitct trynl
lltinrantcr to euro you of nny weakness
cnused by youthful error * or rrrr.r '
( frnfiiffully / / stopping night rmltilani
brlnsliiR buck tbo * lrr ///i ntirt r/j/or / of
yontli or rofiind every rriir paid to ut.
Wo do not clvo free } > rrrri'ii > ttt u , but
glvoyou niRillcIno thnt will cure and tln-
volop nil parts fully. Slnslo boxes 11.
Sent by nintl. no printing on outside , on
recylptof price.
I'or.mllrn Ttirtitth ToiMi/nnd 1'rnny
rti/iul 1'llls nnvi-f fall to bi Ing niMi lnm-
llnn.ini-cln Ilir ifiijII box , U for ? J by
mall , ilnlin's Pharmacy , Omaha.
ti.vc.rlv WOMAN
fomctl.iies needs n rollnbl"
monthly rrgulating medlcmc
DR. PEAL'S
PENNYROYAL PILLS ,
A J prompt , unfa nnd certain In remit. The genu-
'no ( Dr. IVal'sl neverd ! nutxlnt. Kpntnaywhcro
11.00. filicrmnn A MrCunne" Drue Co. , 1113
Dodc ulroet Omaha. Nth.
JAPANESE
Medicated Tooth Paste
1 the PEIIFKCTION KNAMEL POLISH. It
N mmrnnteetl to bo absolutely free from nil
nitil < or other cliomlcnU Injurious to the teeth ,
It will not tmnMi ROM or silver flllInK * , kcrpi
the teeth fiee fiom tnrtnr. polishes them to n
pcnrl } ' whltenepft. hardens the gum * , purities the
lirpHth uml leave * the month ilclltjhlflllly re
freshed. For snle by ull ilruirclst * . 23 cents.
ondnryorTcr.
jtlarrbyplilllapurnmnenlljr cured In 15 to
J35dnr3. You cnn bo treated nt homo for
jtho immo price under muno gunrnuty. II
jfyoa prefer to coma hero wo < * IW contract
to pur railroad faro nnd hotel b Us , anrt no
cbnrKO.If no fall to cure. If you have taken mer
cury , iodldo potinh , ana Btlll have ) nrhes nnd
tnlns. Mucous l'nt dies In mouth , Sere Throat ,
'liuplos , Copper Colored Spots , Ulcers on
nr purtoitho Dodr , lliilrorKvobrown fnlllns
Jilt , It 11 thlsSypiillUlo mOOI > 1'OISON that
wo ijtinrnntco to euro. Wo solicit tbo most obstl-
ntuo cases nnd challenge the world Tor n
cnnn wocnniiotcure , u'hls dhen e has nlvra73
budloil the skill of the most onilnoutpliyal *
clniiB. 8500,000 capltnl behind our Uncondl *
'tionnl irnnrnntj. Absolute proofs pent nonled on
ippllcatlon. Address COOK HKM10DY CO. .
07 Uasoula avrnple , CHICAGO. 1LI
STOCKHOLDEIIB1 MEETING.
Ofllco of Lee-Clnrke-Andreesen HurdwnrJ
Company , Omaha. Nebraska , Dscember U ,
Ib9j. Ntlco Is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Lee-Clarke-Andreeson Hard
ware company that the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the company will bo
bold at the olllcca of the said company ,
1219 , 1221 nnd 12.3 Hartley street , in the city
nf Omaha , in the .state of Nebraska , on
Tuesday , January 14 , A. D. , IS'JO , nt 3
o'clock n. m. , for the purpose of electing a
bonrd 01 directors for the company to serve
durlns the ensulliK year , nnd to transact
such other business as may bo presented at
such meetlnjj.
( Attest. ) II. J. LRE , President.
W. M. GLASS , Secretary. DH < 132t-M
STOCKHOLDKKS' MEETING-UNION
LAND COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby Riven that the annual
inoellnfT of 111 ? stockholders of the Union
Land company for tbe election of flve direc
tors and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may lawfully como before the
meeting , will be held fn the library. Union
Pacific building , Omaha , Nebraska , upon
Monday , January 13 , 1S)6 ; ) , at 10 o'clock ,
The stork transfer books will ba closed
ten days before tlio Onto of the meeting.
Boston , Ma nchUECtti. December 12 , 1S9 , " .
ALEXANDER MILLAR. Secretary.
D22 d23tm
STOCKHOLDERS' MEKTINO-OMAIIA ft
ELKHORN VALLEY RAILWAY' COM
PANY.
Notice Is hereby Given that , the nnnunl
mealing of the HtccUrmMera of Iho Ortinha
& Elkhorn Valley1 Hallway Company for
the election of seven directors and trans
action of such other business as may law
fully come before tiio meeting , will be
held In the library , Union Pacific building.
Omriha , Nebraska , upon Wednesday , the
1st day of January. 1S96 , nt 10 o'clock , a. m.
The stock transfer books \vU ! bo clo. ed
ten days before the date of the meeting.
Boston , MnssAchusetts , December 12 , 1883.
ALEXANDER MILLAR. Secrelnry.
D22 dlltm
NOTICE.
The Pacific Express Company , Ofllco of the
President , Omaha , Neb. , November 25. 1533.
Notice Is hereby given that' the annual
meeting of the stockholder. ! of the company
for the e'.octlon ot directors nnd tbo trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before It , will bo held nt the of
llce of tlie company. No. 1101 Harney street ,
Omaha , Nob. , on Thursday , January 2 , 1S95 ,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Bv order of the bonnl of directors ,
E. M. MOIlSufAN , President.
Atlest : '
WILLIAM F. BECHEL. Secretary.
Nov. 23. Dec. C-I3-2J , Jan 1. Morn.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Sailing fiom New York \VcJnosJjyi , as fuilons.
Nu palling tile 23th uf Uec-inbr.
isio.
Teutonic. Jan. 1 , 10 n. in. ; Ililtannlc , Jan. S. 11
u. m. : Majestic , Jan. IS , 10 a. in.- Germanic ,
Jan 22 , I'J u. in.
United Statcsand Roynl Mnll Steamers.
Saloon passage1 , 5.V ) nnJ upunrd , accuiillng tn
steimer belectwl nnd location of berth.
Second cabin ? : ! nnd $1' ' ) un Maj-iCtlc aiu Teutonic
DHAFrf payable on di'mniul every u hero In
Great Hrltaln and Ireland sold at 1cmes ! rates.
For In.-l'ectlon of plans of strumcia and nny
further Iniurmattcn apply ta local ngcnts or dhiut
to II. MAITLAND KEHSEV. O'l Ac't. 2J IJ'way
N. Y. N. ANDERSON , O'l W'n Ant. .
241 POIJTH CLARK ST. CHICAGO.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
I.eavrs IIJURLINGTON & MO. HIVEH.IArrhsJ
OmahalUnlon Dpot , 10th & Masun Hta.l Omahu
S:30am : Denver Express 9:3nm :
4.3-ipin.Iillr. Hills. Mont. & f'ueet ami Ex. 4:0pm :
4:32pin : Denver li'nircai 40um ;
7OEpm : .KcbratUa Local ( except Sunday } . . 7J3pm :
. . .Lincoln Local ( except 8unday . . .ll:25 : > ni
t45pm..Fn ! t Mail ( for Lincoln ) dally. , ,
Ltuves ( nilCAGO , ntJRLINOTON & QjArilfei
OmahnlUnlon Depot , 10th ft Mason Sts.f Omaha
S:00pm. : . . Chicago Vcitlbulo , , . . . 800am ;
t-.ltam Chlcaso Expiess 4tl5pm
7'50pm..Chicago & St. l-nul Express. . . 8:00.im :
llSam Pacific Junction Local B'.JOpm
. . .Fast Mall 2:40pn : :
U-a\es ( CHICAGO. MIL. A HT. PAUL.IArrlVfs
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. Omah.i
CiOPpm.T..Chicago Limited . * , . , 8G3am :
1045am..Chlcago ! Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . ! i3rim
Liaven CHICAOO & NORTHWEST'N.IArrhes
OmahalUnlon D pot , 10th A Ma n Sts.f Omnhn
IICnam : Eastern Express , , . 3lOpm ;
4:4i : n Vestlbulert Limited 5,43pm
7:0'am : Cariolt Passenuer lOMOnni
fi:4Spm : Omnhn Chlcauo fipecl.il. . 800jm ;
40pm : . . . . . .Iloone Ixicnl 9:30am :
Missouri Valley Lcnl 9:30.im :
Leaves ICHIOAOO. R. I. ft I'ACIPIC.IArrliri'
OmahulUnlmt U put. IQtli & Mason Sla. | Omaha
_ _ _ EAST. _
lClOam. : . . Atlantic Express ( cjcTsunday ) . . 5l : on
6Jpm : . Klcht Express . 8ilam :
4Mpm : . ChlniKn Vestlbulcd I.Imltec'i. . . . , l:3pni :
; tQpm..Bt. Paul VtstlbuUd Limited. . . . liSipn :
WEST
; IJpmOklahonm , t Texas Ex , us. Sun:0:8im :
l40pm. ! . . , . . . . .Coliirado Limited. . . . .4:00pm :
Leaves" ! ( . ' . , BT. P. . M. k O TArVlJeT
OmaluDcpot. ! _ 15th nnd AVobttcr fits. | Omah \
C:15am : . Slnu-c City AccommoJallon. . . SilSpm
12. 15pm. . . Sioux City Expriex. . Hun. . . .ll:55im :
* < Spm. . . . . . . . ! . , _ P uf
LenveiT T K. " . E. ft MO. VALLETl ( Amvej
Onianal peiiotlilh nnd Web ter fits. I Omaha
" '
; ; 15pn\.rnrt Mall und'E ni fss . BTssFm
2 : pmex. Dnt. ) Wjo. Ex. ( v-x Mon. ) , , . SiS pm
7Mam.Ki.riolk : Expren ( ex. Sunday ) . . .10:2Sam :
HJnm. . . . . . . St , Paul Eipicjs. . , , . 9lOam :
LenveVT * K. C. , ST. jr& STlf. ' ( Arrlret
OinahaUnon | ! Depot , 10th & Mmon Stsj Omah *
C0am ; . Ksnuti Oily Day Express. . . BtJOnm
Ji < 5pm.K. C. Nlsht Ex. Via U , P. Tr n . 7:00.im :
"
MISSOURI I'Afirif. lAirlVrt"
Ptput. JljlhandWeb ter Sis. I Omaha
lOHOam ? t. Loul 1'nprcai.T , . GloOam
l : > 0pin Pt. Louis Express , , : OSpm
8IOpin..ll.Nfbraika : ixxal ( . Pun.I t:00am :
L -ave I flIOUX CITY"Tk PACIFICi | ArrU >
Omaha ) lirputi.15th n < l Webitrr 8t . I Omaha
E'pin7 ; St. Paul Limited..7. . . SilOom
Loatcal SIOI'X C1TT * PACirfO. f
OmahalUnlon Depot , lilli ) & Mason feU. | Omaha
TC..ani. , Slcuic City Pai.s iKer.,10:40pin :
6 ; < iini | . . . . . . .Bt. Paul Llmlt.vr..i..JLV. . : SOam
"
I.tnvot" ] ' TWIO.V PACII'ldi JAflves
Or..aliaUnlon | Dvpot. Ulli & Mason Sl . | _ pmaha
8:10nni.Norti : ) 1'Iutlo Exprcis.7 4:30pm
f:10am : OveiUnd Limited 4Upm
. ! Jpm.Ucat'r & Stronub'c Er ( ox. Sun. ) . 4:83pm :
l:4ipm..lJran < l Ifland lUpresk (01 ( , . rfun..lJlUpn' ) :
j . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mall . . .102i ! n-
? .ravnTl WAIJABHirAIMVAT. rArriTfs"
OinalulUalon Dfpol. Mill A Mjtan Bts.lOnnhi
. , , . . . , St. i oult Ccnnon
M&a j m i W &m
si. ' FIRST FREE RIDE ,
ah ! .b.
1' From tlio Son Francisco ArRottnut.
> *
A young man \p. \ , n , shabby , light coat , Its
collar turned up tn cdnccal the lack of linen ,
sat on the back 'sftjis ' of a tiny house tat-
Ing the last crnmb < of n col.l lunch. Ho
looked wretchedly > tllJ ; wlut Is more , ho
looked , at the momdnt exceedingly embar
rassed and uncomfqrtablo , for he could not
avoid hearing what' was said of him In the
re/cm close by , by the woman who , n few
moments earlier , had given him his first
meal that day.
"My Und , " said the voice , "but I'm sick
of tramps. That's the third one today , and
every last one of thorn as able to work as
I am. This one don't act like a regulir
trnmp , though ; he's kinder good-looking , but
awful dissipated , I guess , and his clothes
Itok likeSim Patch. Likely he's Just get
ting over a tear and spent his last cent.
Tl-at's the way more'n half the time. "
The man "who didn't act like a rcg'lar
tramp" set his cup and saucer awkwardly
down ou the steps and rose to his feet , lit
did not w > 3ni to know Just what to do next ,
and looked around anxiously In search of
some way of Having without passing tha
open window ; then turned with the courage
of despair and. pulling his shabby derby
well on his head , llmpoJ hastily toward Iho
gite.
gite.Ones oiitsldo. he looked half resentfully
toward the obnoxious window , and then ,
with n grim smile , thrust both handd Into
hU pockets.
"Not n penny In either not even a knife ,
' ' " Well who
and 'looked dlsslpotel. ,
wouldn't look dissipated after tramp'ng as
ho had for a week past , with nn empty
stcmach and a sick heart , cind that Irre-
sletlble small voice nt his car with Its
eternal comment of "Fosl ! fool7 ! Ho rubbed
his unshaven chin In dismay , and the grim
smile wavered and melteJ Into n piteous
trembling of the mouth.
H was not because he was wild or ex-
ttavagant or Ignorant that he had come to
this pass ; but bscause he was n mad. weak ,
conceited young foci , and tears of bitter
self-pity sprang to his eyes.
As he limped en through the heavy wlitta
dust he had a feverish vision of himself ns
' .10 landed In San" Francisco some twelve
months before- , with more money than he had
ever had In his life , with a good suit of
clothes on his back and his little cockney
heart swelling with pride and condescension
prldo In his own prowess In having cut
loess from the grind of a London office anJ
the galling tie of a too fond mother's apron
strings ; condescension toward people In whosj
midst ills lot was cast , showing Itself In un
amiable desire to overlook their sad lack of
the "little things" to which he was accus
tomed , and to forgive thalr mistaken nation
ality.
After nil , what a BOod time he had looking
rsund and Incidentally lording It ovsr the no
lives , who took him'1 for "no end of a swell. "
I3ut It had madtiir big. hole In his small capi
tal and ended In a giDat fizzle after all. Ills
palo face flushed hotly ns he remembered t'a ;
night when his tallfsllcw countryman with
the clear-cut face" > and lazy voice had called
him a "damr.txl , IHtle. city clerk" for trying
to cut him out of a'Oance with pretty little
Miss Kate ; and aiott' , he had lost his head
and flown at his antagonist with s/.irlll-volced
threats , whllo the"other "being a rial
swell , " he reflected ; Bitterly had held him
self.
self.So
So had ended , ilrt' itorpest humiliation , his
one little splurge'ln ' soclsty , but he had soon
plucked up heart rig'tlln , upheld , as always ,
by that fa'al conviction t'jiat somewhere or
other .an Eldora6"laawaiting { } hla advent.
It was this Idea , Indeed , which had lc-l him
to throup hls'-post In London' , and. persuad
ing his mbtlftr'-'td'lTust him with the'family ' ,
fmioVrd Kavd'hcr/iwini'lilg ' i'sUr-sfto g'nteel
poverjy on NoUlng-.HIll , while Vi" & came out
lo this great new'Vbrld to make fortune ! for
them ell.
California ! What It hod meant to him In
these days ! What dreams of pleasure1 and
gold , what fibundancf of opportunity to do
and dare ! And here > was tns reality to bo
faced.
Again , this old , mad confidence In a coming
prosperity had brought him down Into this
southern country to be snapped up by the j
first land shark rne.encountered , who" , having
: atlsfled his hunger , had tossed him aside to
be further despoiled by robbers of less stand
ing In soclo'.y.
And noall this delusion seemed to have
fallen away , and ha ! one hops , hs ! one de-
olre , was "to get out of .this , " to get nway
from these brown hllU , dusty orchards and
sluggish , artificial streams and back to th4
nols ? an.I bustle of city life. Ho longed for
San Pranc-ltuo , sa lately scorned ; langed for
the rush cf the cars , the jostle of men , the
smell of the streets , feeling that there ut
least It was more like home , and people
Knew a gentleman wncn tney saw mm.
Hut hi ? toes were out of hla boots , and
"he lookJd dissipated. "
* * * * * * *
A turn in the road brought him to a rail
road crossing , and he called to mind the
advlca of an eld trainp whose blankets ho
had i&ared In the dry bed of a creek a few
nights bpforo :
"Stick to the tics , mo son , If yer In any
kind uv a hurry , but country roads Is the
lay for good vlttls and plenty uv oppor-
toonltles. "
Well , ho wns 111 a hurry , no doubt In his
mind aa to that , and , with fresh courage ,
ho left the road and started up the track
to the licrthward.
It was ? tlrcscme walking. Ho Iml not yet
IcnrneJ the trainp trick of fitting his gilt to
the short , yet Irregularu distances between
the ulerpen' , ami thfr track had not been
filled In. Occasoiclly ! ho tried to ease hlnir
self by walking on the rallu , but hl.i head
was not Hteady encir-i , and ho jarred his
aching joints r.t each misstep. Su ho plod
ded on i.iE-c'.ianicJll ; ' , with his head down
and his mind wanJerlng alinlcojly among
the little details cf recent experiences.
Something mifrgo.itod the night when li ?
camped In an orchard with 8me college stu
dents who , were picking fruit at BO much
an hour during vscallon , and who we're euch
decent follows for Americans. The songs
they snug , the yarns they told , their endless
pranks , and helped him to a few hours of
honest pleasure , and , strangely enough , given
him n now Idea of tha dignity of labar.
Of course- , having met these young men ,
ANNUAL NOTiail OR COHI'OUATB IN-
The Lep-ClarkeKAndreercn Hardware com-
piny , a corporatitin orcnted under the laws
of the state of Nebraska In compllnnc ? with
Iho laws of the' atMf In that behalf pro
vided , hereby gives fnotlce Hint tbp amount
of nil existing debtu'of said corporation nn
tM ? . the 27lh day dt December , A. D , J8D ,
Ih 170.8W.C8.
SlKiioil by Ihe.ncsaldent and a majority
of the directors of.nil { eorporntlon the day
nnd year last irforfsald nt Omaha , Neb ,
fli'lj ' ; LHB.
President of the
1 Lce-CIarke-Andrecscn
Hardware Company.LEE.
LEE.
, ANDRBISSKN ,
. . OLA83.
f CLAHKH COIT ,
Directors of tlip . , , Loo-Clarko-Andrpesen
Hurdwaio Company , D27 D Itm
" " "
KIffip" ; MKKTINO-UNION
KLKVATOIl CtWr ANV OF OMAHA.
Notice Is hre1)j < > lven that a meeting
of the alocUliolilem.nf the Union Elevator
Company , for the , pujix'se of electing seven
'
directors and' thu.ltranactlon of fucb other
business OH may properly come before the
meeting , will b hhltl In the library. Union
I'nclfle buildingOrnalin , Nebraska , upon
Monday , the 13lb day of January , 18D3 , lis-
twccn the licura of 10 u. in. and G o'clock
p. in.
The stock transfer books will be closed
ten dayu before the date of mectlm ; ,
Omaha , Nebruaka , Dcremhir 21. 1W5.
B. II. il. CLARK , I'realiltnt ,
D22 (123tin
STOCKIIOLDKHS1 MBRTINa TIIK OMA-
VALU8Y
Notice IB hereby clvon that the annual
meeting of the stockliolilcni of tha Omaha
& Republican Valley Ualhvuy Company ,
for the election of uevsn directors ami ( ho
transaction cf tnirh other buslneus IIH may
properly com Ui-iorQ tlia meeting , will bo
hela In tbu library , I'nlon Pacific building ,
Omahu , NebniHka on WcilnwOay , the lit
iiy of January , 1890. at 10 o'o'ook u , in.
Tim stock bookj will bi clwieil for that
p urpose ten day * before the meeting ,
fr onton , MnsHirhUK.tts. n cpniber n. 1895.
ALEXANDER MILLAR , 8ecrtury.
D22 ailtm
ho was now fully convinced thU all Amsr-
Ican students worked their way through
college and were Immensely Industrious and
wholly unconventional , not the least like
Oxford or Cambridge men ; but , no doubt , It
was all right In America.
All the same. h rhould never feel quit ?
nt home with tbess "Yankees , " as ho dilbbe.l
them all In his own mind ; and he rccallc.l
the plcaiunt thrill of sympathy and good
fellowship that had pissed over him one
day when a reluctantly-opined door bad
disclosed a sharp-featured little woman , who
greeted him In no pleasant tones , but an
unmistakable London accent.
"Von can't get nothlnk 'ere , young man , "
was her Inhospitable griding.
"Can't you glvo mo n bite of bread nnd
cheese ? " he stammered. "I I'm an Eng
lishman , n n a Londoner , like yourself , " he
added hastily.
The door , which was within an ac ? of
being closed , was Jerked open Again , and
there wns a warmer tone In the woman's
voice ao she exclaimed :
"Well , 1 declare ! you're cool , to be sure.
'Ow did you know 1 was a Londoner ? " nnd
t > ho bestowed n suspicious glance nt him.
"Oh , " ho gasiped , helplessly , "by well ,
your garden , you know , the wall flowers , and
the cr well , the general looks of things
and you've the London nccsnt , you know. "
"So've you , I must say ; and that's a. Nlng-
Il3h 'at , I'll bo bound. You don't see that
cut of n 'nt In this coutnry , " was the gracious
comment , and after another moment of
hesitation : "Well , slcp In. I don't 'old
with 'elplng your sort much , but you look
a decent chap. So I'll glvo you a cup o'
tea nnd n bite. "
She talked on volubly ns she prepared n
place for him nt the untidy table , questioning
him as to his people and the cause of his
present condition. Then , ns he sat down lo
enjoy hlo s'rong tea nnd bread and jam , she
chatted of her own affairs , nnd gave him
minute details of her former circumstances
ami present prospects. Only five years since
they left their London " ' "
'ome , hut It
sesmed "hages" to her , not but they were
much better off.
As she talked on ho began to consider
whether It would not bs well to offer to stay
on here and help them a bit , so he wan
somewhat disconcerted when , as soon ns he
appeared to have finished his meal , the
woman firmly told him that " 'cd best be
moving on now. " for. she proceeded to ex
plain , as If guessing his thoughts , her hus
band would not hear of having any young
Englishmen around. "We've 'ad them , " she
added , "by the dozen , and a pretty set of
useless scamps they turnM out , and now It
fairly puts 'Im orf Ms 'ead to oea one 'ang-
In' around. W'y ! w'y ! " she concluded al-
nwt proudly , "If 'o Was to come along now
and catch mo torkln' to you nnd glvln' you
tea and things , 'o mightn't say much to
you , but 'ed give me 'All Columbia , I can
tsll you. "
He had no very strong sense of humor ,
Ihls lltlle alray Londoner , but the Idea of
this bright-eyed little woman getting "Hail
Columbia" at the hands of an Indignant
Ilrltlsh husband struck him as delightfully
abyjrd , and had brought him to the verge
of laughter on moro than ons occasion.
It ? smiled even now nr th ? recollection ,
and raising his head , looked forward along
the track In search of some place to rest.
Away In the distance he could tec a group
cf tall .eucalyptus , near a low-roofed build-
Ins , and gi'.sscd It to be a ctatlon. Stoop-
Jng down , tightened the lice of his worn
shoo In a vain emlenvor to keep It from
chafing his foct ; then once more set off along
the tlfs.
Snmo lines of a "Barrack Room Dallad"
fitted themselves to his snorf , painful steps
on the wocdcn sleepers , unu were repeated
over nnd over again , like a feverish dram :
"Then 'ark nnd 'cod yo. rookies ,
That Is always grumb'.ln' sere ,
Theie's woracr things than marching
. I'Ynm UmbnUa to.Cnwnp3re.
* And If yo'vo blister * on yer 'cosr !
And they feels to 'urt ilko 'ell ,
W'y. drop some taller In yer rocks ,
And that will make them well. "
And so on. "Yes , that will make them
well ; oh , that will make them well drop
coino taller In yer socks , and that will make
them well" and then all over again pltc-
ously , until hla longing for the cool , sooth
ing "taller" bscams almost unbearable and
ho cursed the author of the tormenting lines
for a tantalizing brute.
The wretched llttla descried station , with
Its barrsn platform and huge water tank ,
aomed- veritable paradise when at last ,
wllh bloodshot cyea , parched throat and
gasping breath , he staggered up. Ho held
his grimy handkerchief under the dripping
water and mopped hlo face , then threw hlm-
salf do.\n In the patch of shade which the
tank afforded.
Alter a time ho roused himself and looked
about him. This was no place to step , he
felt sure ; he must get on get on but how ?
The station was a mere siding , without a
nouse in cignt , ana in uotn ulrjctlons tne
trick stretched away wearily , Indefinitely ,
hopelessly.
An empty box-car on the switch attracled
his attention , and lie approached it with some
Idea of taking refuge In It. Perhaps they
would accidentally shut him In and carry
him off. If toward San Francisco , well and
good ; but they .might cart him back Into
Iho country he had taken such pains to get
away from. No , thanks ; ha would not risk
It. Yet. what a blessed thing It would b :
If ho could got a lift on Ihp road I Surely , It
could be managed somehow.
Why net turn "reg'Ur" tramp and stsal a
lido on the break-beam of the next noith-
bound train ? His cour.ig > rose with the
thought. Ho crept in under tha car and
examined It carefully cramped quarters , but
safe enough apparently. Merely a matter
of holding on tight , and , of course , he would
no' , bo fool enough la let gr. There might
bo no train passing until morning , he * knev , ' ,
but In the meantimehe could rest In ths
Btmdow cf the tank and try to keep from
Belling hungry.
It could not have b en more than an hour
Inter , however , when a Ions , dec'p-toned
uhlsllo In the south put him on the alert ,
nnd from that moment until the train was
within n few rods of tli ; station his sus
pense , was great. Would it t'top ? If It
stopped , would he be- able to do what he
wished ? Not If the train hands saw him ,
ho knew. Instantly he loft bis pest and
stationed himself en the far aide of the
empty cir , with his eyes fixed on the coming
train. A moment later a puff of white
oteam , followed by a sharp whistle , told
him that the brakes were on and the- train
uouU [ Hop.
Should ho try IL ? .He glanced down at
hki weary feet and decided.
It was , niter all , not a dlfllcult mUtr. ;
when the train had stopped and th pantIng -
Ing engine was busily refreshing Itself at
tbo tank , to slip from his hiding place , and ,
watching liln opportunity , slip between the
wheels and crouch , half sitting , half reclin
ing , on the hugs axle-tree. Ht > strudk lib
head heavily against the flooring of t lie-
car In hla haste to get hla feet off tlio
ground , but he hardly noticed It , ns he
laughed "Here , goeu , " In answer to th ? con
ductor's careless "All aboard ! " and all his
old school boy capacity for enjoyment neenuJ
to rise up in him , as , amid a audden jirrlng
of chains , the clang of the slow engine ball
and the escape of air from the brakca , the
\Yho3la began to turn , and the- train was off.
Instinctively he tightened his hold en the
Iron rod In hla left hand , and It was well
that be did i'j ' , for the beam on which he
crouched jarrrd heavily on the badly-jointed
rails In a way that shook him to the mar
row.
row.Click ; Click ! Cllckety , cllckety fast'r
and faster well , ho wac In for It now. The
ground seemed turned to water , which
poured out beneath him In a dizzying flood.
Hold on ! Ah ! Just In time ; another mo
ment ami he woull Imvo been overboard ,
Hold fast , now , with shut eyes , for the
clndom flow In cloud * , and lie grasped for
breath at they struck him cruelly In the
face ; and , half suffocated , he twisted lila
head around and pruviJ Uls face ugalnat Ills
sleeve.
"Hold fast for your life , my friend ! Got
to do It now , for when will this be over ? "
How far would they go bsfore they
EloppertJ Ten mllez ? Twenty ? AVho could
toll ? Could U be oveti half over ? No , only
liegun , ho knew , and this awful noise grow
ing worse and worse. How could ho think ,
how rould he breathe ?
It wan the noise ' , thlu horrible , echoing
roar , which was' belting the life out of
him. Ho was sick , dlizy , blind , and , for A
few moments , quite mad. He yelled , Ju i
to prove to himself that h couM hear hl
own voice , nnd then , after n bit , bccnmt
conscious that ho was still yelling and couhl
not stop.
Hold enl Htild on ) If mot down you go ,
to be ground to ft jelly In that AW tut torrent
below. Who would know him ? No one. In
deed ! And the little mother ncross the c.V
Stopl No time' to think of her.now , or ol
anything or anybody but himself ; only time
to clutch the rod still tinner In one hand
nnd hug the fenceless beam with nil his
might with hla other arm ; to pray mutely
that ho might be spared this awful death ,
and to curse aloud this flc-nd of a trnln that
wns whirling him away Into a mad eternity
of noise.
t * * * * *
Wns he dying nt last ? Or yes no ! A
faint quietness semed to steal over him.
Click ! Click ! The sound of the ties once
moro. Ah , thank OodI they were slowing
IT.
IT.Click ! Click ! slower slower yet. A Bid
den tightening of the rods about his head , n
sighing along the nlr-plpcs , nml the trnln
had stopped.
Ho opened his eyes , nnd wttli n mighty
effort unlocked his cramped fingers ; 'his
llmbi wore numb and lifeless , nnd for a mo
ment ho feared he could not movo.
"Oct out of that ! " thundered a rough
voice , and ho was nware of a dark taco
peering at him between the wheels.
As ho crawled out over the gleaming rails
ho wondered , vaguely , If the man fancied ho
wore being obeyed. Well , they were boll
sultsd , for nh
Ho slaggcred forward nnd fell prone on n
low , brown bank near the edge of the rails
The brakcmnn. swinging hlmslf once more
on the moving train , cast a convenient cloi
and nn ugly wonl at him ns ho lay , The
clod struck him sharply , but ho neither fell
tt nor heard the otth * of derision cast at
him from the cars.
llrokoii Out ivltli Holla.
"I have been taking Hood's Sirsaparllla
and It has cured me. I was all broken out
with bolls ou my back nnJ face , nnd was
aliu troubled with a pain tn 1117 back so that
1 could not sleep nights. After taking two
boltles of Hood'H Sarsaparllla I was entirely
cured. " Mllburn Brundage , Cairo , Nobr.
Hood's Pills euro sick headache.
SnXTIWCKH KOll M1XOH CHIMINAI.S.
.Main Sidney Clvni n Term of T < vo
Ycnrx nt Lincoln.
Judge Scott yesterday sentenced Sam
Sidney to the penltenllary for two years.
Sidney severely cut Officer Baldwin In the
throat with a razor whllo the olllcer wna nt-
t-'inptlng to arrest him for beating his wlfo.
Sidney made a defenra lhat he was drunk
when ho committed the deed , hut ho told
the court yesterday that ho wns not In-
t xlcatcd at the time. He said that he
thought Ofllcer Baldwin had no right to nr-
reat him without a warrant.
Mike Carey , convicted of assault with In
tent to do great b : < llly Injury , was brought
up for sentence , but got off easy. Chief
Detective Cox appjarcd In his behalf and
staled that the man whom Carey had cut.
a negro named JelT James , was a haul char
acter and had been arrested a number of
times. Carey said that he haJ njvcr been
arrested before during a residence cf forty-
eight years In America nnd twenty-five In
the city , and thai he had served IhrJe years
In the rebellion. He said that lie wno com
pelled to cut James to prevent an Injury to
himself. He showed n scar where Janus
had first hit him. On these statements )
Judge Sc > tt granted n motion for a new
trial , and Carey at once pleaded guilty to
the charge of assault and battery. II ? was
'cntenced to the county jail for eighty-five
Jays , to begin frcm the time he was ar
rested , October 5. This will allow him to
be released on December 20.
Stephen Hall , convlcted of robbery , was
also up for sentence. Ho'had pleaded guilty
to another charge of burglary on which he
had been sentenced to ten years In the peul-
lenllary. On Hall's statement that ho had
never committed a crime before , Judge Scott
suspended sentence In the robbery case on
condition thai the prisoner behaved hlmsilf
while he was serving his ten years. Hall Is
a member of the so-called Bruton gang.
Henry Dean , another member of the gang ,
who Is held as a witness , the case against
him having been nolled , was ordered re
leased.
SHE W3PT 1IOT1I IIKD AND IIOARI1.
Mm. Meyer * KornakcH Her ItiiMlinnil
nml Flcex.
Mrs. Meyers , a petite brunette , called at
the police stallon yesterday and asked Cap
tain Haze If eho might have the protection
of an officer for a short period , while she
rJmovoJ her trunks from a room at Fourteenth
street and Capitol avenue to the depot. An
Inquiry as to why shs wanted pollc * protec
tion elicited several chapters from her his
tory.
tory.Mrs. . Meyers was born In St. Joaeplv Mo. ,
of parents In go-d circumstances and re
mained there until she was IS years of ago.
Later she unfortunately became associated
w th some young people sportively Inclined ,
but eoon tired nf them and , her parents
being dead , at her own requ st she was
sent to tnu rctorm acnooi at ucncva. Aiier
learning a useful trade and remaining
there foi two years , Mrs. Meyers , whose name
at that time \\-is Ste'le , went to Denver nnd
mot Meyers , whom she married. Meyers anJ
his wlfo came to this city , but have not
lived happily together. Wednesday Mrs.
Meyers dechl d to leave the home provided
by her husbiml and to llvo with some friends
In St. Joseph. While she was talking to tlio
captain yesterday , the anxious husband
appeared upor tha scene and cndcaVcred to
rcarrangf matters by getting one of the
ofllcers to Intercede ) for him and act In the
capacity of peacemaker. This was an ovor-
ilghl , for taking advantage of her hualund
being abient from their rooms , she sllppoil
out of the ccurt room with her escort and
th > lust heard from her she was on Iho road
lo the depot with bag and boggago , cnroutc
to the friends in St. Joseph ,
Acts at once , never falls , One Minute Cough
Cure. A remedy for asthma nnd that fever
ton condition which accompanies a severe
cold. The only liarmlpti remedy that pro *
duccs Immediate results.
nurtured Itediuond'n .SnriiliiN ,
Sergeant Ilor wns standing on the curnor
of Twelfth strct and Capitol avenue when
a colored mnn , Bud Patton , chanced to pass.
Patton had gene but a short distance from
the officer when William Redmond , another
colored man , who had Imbibed too many
cocktails during the afternoon , rusheJ from
the Midway unison , and , unoaklng up be
hind , aimed a blow at Patten's head , The
oflloer Intercepted the blow and Immediately
placed both parties under arrest , charging
Itedmqnd with un assault and retaining 1'.it-
ton complaining witness. The trouble
arose over a girl with whom Redmond baa
kept company , and who has lately trans
ferred her affections to 1'atton'n keeping.
Redmond was fined ? 8 and costs yesterday.
Moft complexion powders hav ? a vulgar
glare , hut Pazzonl'o lu a trim bcautlfier ,
whoso effects are lasting.
Hiole from n Pour Woiiinn ,
Mis , Mary Bowers , living ut Tenth and
Nicholas Kirotts , slated that she was robbed
Wednesday pf ? 1.75 which bhe had eavccl nnd
with which she Intended to buy herself a
pair of shuts for a Christmas present. Mrs ,
Ilowcrs IB very old and evidently v ry poor ,
3ha saya aho has had the bare necessities of
life during the tall and early winter and that
It was only through the Mrlcteiit economy
thnt eho was enabled to save this xmnll
amount In order to give herself n OhrMmas
trfat. Her house was broken Into Wednesday
whllo uhe was at the dinner given by the
Palvatlon Army and the monuy purloined
from nn old skirt which wag left hanging In
a clozet. Mra. Iowrs ) enapecU a mci : who
ns been hanging nrcnind her house for some
tlmo past. _
Will I'roJiiilily ION ) IlH Foot.
M. II , Hcgerty , n motcr conductor , llvlm ;
pn South Twelfth street , mot with nn acci
dent Wednesday that v/lll probably mult In
th losu of a fool. Hegerty Is a conductor
ou the Hantcom park line , but was sent , out
on the Walnut Hill line Wednesday. In
switching his car at the north end of the
line ho caught hln foot (41 ( the snitch and
was knocked down and run over by the car.
DeWltt'i Llttlo Early Ituers tlio pllli that
euro couitlpaUo.t and blllciuneii.
LEG-PULLING GROWS VIOLENT
Number Seeking Subordinate City Positions
IB Legion ,
HARD TO GET THE SLATES JUST RIGHT
"llnl. " lliilooinlir .Slnlril for n ititlt wllb
utiil I'rod fru'Uott to
HiMlvrn n IVixltloii with
As IMS than two weeks will bring ths
present city administration to nn end , tlio
scramble for tlio minor | ioslUons In the gift
of the Incoming olltcInU becomes Interesting.
As tlise positions nro mainly nnJcr tlio con
trol of the recently elected city treasurer ,
comptroller nml clerk , these three onicInN
have to bear the brunt of the Attentions of
ambitious patriots. It Is generally conceded
that Clerk HlRby will not make Any niatorlal
change In the personnel of his force , so ho
has csctped the pressure In some degree ,
but Treasur r-clcct Kdwnnls , and Comptroller-
elect Weslberg Imvo been very much In
evidence as objects of attention from the
rabble of ofllco seekers.
Edwards Is very r-tlccnt In regard to his
appointments and about all that Is known
Is what Is Indicated by the unities on his
bond. It Is conceded that Charley Saunders
will be deputy treasurer by virtue of the fact
that his father Is Kdwards' principal bonds
man , and It Is she understood that U. I ) ,
llalcombo will Imvo ono of the positions
In tlio ofllce In return for the use at .Major
St. A. D. Dalcombc's nnme en the mine
document. Saunders hag had no experience
In munlclp.nl affairs and thcro Is u strong
opposition to his nppolnlmcnt as deputy ,
which may result In relegating him to some
less Important position. U. 11. llalcombo 1ms
held s.vsral city positions. He was deputy
cleric under John drove * . Ills familiarity
with city business Is cited In Ills favor In
the present case and no particular objection
rws been heard to his appointment.
About the only thing that Is known for
curtain In regard to the comptroller's forca
Is that Kr.'d Si.ckttt will bo deputy comp
troller. Mr. Wcstberg himself says that ho
will probably appoint Snckott , nml this Is
taken as fliml by the other candidates for
the place. Sackett has been slated as deputy
clerk of the district court and tlio announce
ment that hi will accept the comparatively
less dcslrahlo position In the city Imll Is
regarded an an Indication that he has given
up the contest for the county position. Mr.
\Vtstberg has not announced the mines of
any of the minor employes In his ofllce , but
It lo slated by a politician , who claims to
bt on the Insldp , that ho Intends lo inatco sev
eral changes In the present force. According
to this authority there Is only ono man In
the onice who may be mire of staying and
are two Ol thrcn who Imvn nlrmilv linen
slated for retirement.
The scramble for the position on the Hoard
of Flro and Police Commissioners , which will
b ? vacated byV. . J. llroatcli , Is regarded
with n good deal of Interest , mid as the tlmo
approaches at which the appointment must
bo made , the candidates are Increasing their
efforts. According to the best Information
obtalnnbln It Is mid that the appointment llea
between John Grant and H. F. Cady. with
the chances In favor of Grant. There are
half a dozen other strong candidates , how
ever , and no one La yet claiming a sure thing.
Make a note of It Twenty-five 'osnts buys
the best liniment out , Salvation Oil.
,
WHY THIS KESEKVE MEI.THD AWAY.
Hnlniicc of Truilo AttiiliiHt the United
.Settled In Cold.
CHICAGO , Dec. 20. A special from Wash
ington to the Inter Ocean says : The Investi
gations which the republican members of the
ways and means committee Imvo made Into
the * workings of the new tariff law developed
one of the most important facts In Its bearIng -
Ing on the gold exports , one which has not
boon much considered In this connection. It
Is found that the Imports of the first year
unaer the new law amount to over $108,000-
000 In excess of those under the last year of
the McKlnley law. This means that $106-
000,009 In gold went abroad to pay for these
Imports In excess of the amount sent abroad
for that purpose during the preceding year.
Not only this , but It | y alee found that the
exports were $73,000,000 less In the first year
of the now law than In the lust year of the
old law , which meant ) that wet received $73-
000,000 less In gold from abroad for our ex
ports than under the la.'t year of the McKln
ley law. Put these two facts together and It
Is easy to ECO that the conditions as to re
ceipts and payments of gold In the flrat year
of the old one have vastly changed , the real
difference ) against us amounting to $179,000-
001) In gold.
A. O. DartUy of Magic. I'a. , writes : "I
fesl It a duty of mine to Inform you and the
public that DiWItt's Witch Hazsl Salve cured
mo of a very bad cnio of eczema. It also
cured my boy of a running soreon his leg.
Ci 1C .V Ell A I * BULKS TALKS TOO MUCH.
1'reHldeiit Cleveland Slay Axle Him to
IleHtrnlii III * ToiiKiie.
ST. LOUIS , Uec. 26. A special to the
Globe-Domocrat from Washington says :
President and Secretary of War Lament arc
seriously considering the advisability of si
lencing General Miles. That they are much
Incensed by the IndUcrret tallc In which the
general of the army has he-n Indulging re
garding 4ho weakness of thin country'u coast
defenses and the general Inability to go to
war with assurances of HUCCO.-U can be posi
tively stated. General Miles In his latest
i > r > : cci ! In Philadelphia hai > brought them to
the limit of their forbearance. There not
only did General Miles blazon the defensoIcHS
condition of his country , but the whole under
current of tli ? position taken by the president ,
lib chiuces for acquiring the title of lieuten
ant general have been lesrened , It la thought ,
> y his recent utterances.
One Mlnuto Cough Cure la a popular remedy
'or croup. Sato for children and adults.
IleeaiiHe She LIIM ! Her PoHimn.
NEW YOUK , Dec. 26. Mrs. Isabella J.
Irving U not Ilkily to survive the ehoclc
which she Buffered last Monday when she
discovered that the $20,000 In bonds and
securities that constituted the moat of dor
Fortune had been stolen from a nafe deposit
vault In this city. Today ho wan very
low and lur friends fear that her death Is
near. The rslatlvej of Mm. Irving say
that the olHcen of the safe deposit company
deny the story of hrceny of the necuritl3 ,
claiming that they have moi > t probably been
mlElald , They were last teen In October
when Mr a. Irving cut the coupons from them ,
and aho declares that afterward uho delivered
them to the vault. Mrt. Irving l > the
mother of leabel Irving , a member of the
Lyceum Theater Stcrk company.
Ono Minnie Cough ( ! uri < ls harmless , pru-
duc s Immediate results.
Ill Ill-Mlltlltll ( 'IriMIIIIHUmiM'H ,
Mrn. Coles , an aged and bedridden woman
Ivlng at C2G South Thirty-third xtreut , ha *
applied to the county commissioners several
linen for assistance , but her appeals , up to
he present time , teem to have been made
n vain. Mrs. Coles In a confirmed Invalid
and Is entirely helpless. Her husband , John
Coles , U an army veteran and drawn a pen-
Ion of $12 pur month , hut for soma reason ,
t IB said , ban refused to gharo thU small
mount with his wlfo , or to In any wuy Hiip-
xirt her. Mm. Coles In ut present living
vlth a daughter who Is vald to bo In neudy
Ircumstanctu and Illy prep.ired lo take care
f the mother ,
K < ! ! Till UN of MtixlitliuiK.
Thomaa J. Kelley gave an Interfiling talk
Jii "Tnnnhautcr" yesterday at his ttudlo
n the McCague building , for bis pupils and
heir friends.
The Instrumental and vocal Illuttratloni ,
ngcthcr with the Informal lecture , went
U'uncd to with much attention by about
urty people. Thin morning at 10:30 : lie will
ppak on "LoUtngrln. "
fiowltl'a Little Karly Ul& : ; cure ladlgca-
tlcn and bad breath.