Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ( TMAHA IXAILV 1VIDE : a 2fi , 1800.
SPEGIRL NOTICES
fur tlii'Ne
Tvlll tie ( iiK-cn uiidl lUittd p , in , , for Hie
voiiliin nnil uiidl H p , in , for lliu
iiioriilnur mill .Stiiiilriy < - < Ilf limn.
AilvirflfU'iliy rcijtienlliiK 11 mint-
In-rI'll rlicck , run IIIIM * IIIIHIVITH nil *
f -t\i'i'MM > il lii a Miniim-rcil ICIT ( ( lii 'iiri ?
iif Tinllrp , Anavruri. HII mlilri-isnl
ivlll ln ili-llVIT-I ) nit jirrnniliilliiii nt
llio vlifi'U < inl > , "
Iliili-N , I l-Un a tvnril flrnt lnni < rtlnii |
lo 11 troril ( lii-rciirtcr. Nodilntc tiiki'ii
for II-NH tliiin ano for I Inllrnt liini > r-
tlfltl. 'l'tll > NI > Iltlvi'l ( Im-llll-UlN IIIUHt III *
\ run ronm-iMitlvt-ly.
\VAXTi : _ MALI3 lini.I * .
WANTED. AN IDEA ; WHO CAN THINK OK
fomo simple thine to patent ? Protect your
Idem , Iliry may bring you wrnltli , Wrlto John
Wedderbmn & Co. , Dept. V. , Pnlern Attorney * ,
Washington. I ) . C. . for their II.MO prize offer
ndn llstof too Inventions wnntcil. 11-SII
WANTlS. 8ALl7sMBN rN UVKUV p"i.ACB" ;
mlnry nml commission. The Hawk * Nurfrry
Co. . Milwaukee , WU. II-M7IJ.DM *
GOODCAN\'ASSEH3 WANTED AT IMC
DouBla * . 5"'nfy ' Pl'i- ' ! " ' ! ' ] ! H-M82S IKS
WANTED7 KllATi7HNAL INSUHANCB OH-
gnnlzvn. Ooo.l pHy. V. V. Itoose , 1014 Kntnnm
lrcct , Oinnlm. Neb. H-M3M 31
MEN AND WOMKN OUT OK EMPLOYMENT
und wllllnc to work can Iforn of n permanent
iilttmllon nt good W.TKM i > y wrllln to I1. V.
II. , box 2SS. AiiRUsln. Maine. H M5I8 M
TA1LOIIS WANTED. CONTINENTAL Cl-OTlt-
InR Company. n Mnr.
\VANTED-THAYEt7fNxfsALESMBN KOU CI-
Kara , old reliable house ; experience unneces
sary ; extra Inducement * to cuttomcin ; J,3 to
JIM ner month and expenses. Chns. C. Hmiop
' & Co. . St. 1.0UIS. ll-M3r JU'
WANTED , M15N TO I.BAUN DAUUEU THADE :
only elBlit weeks required , and you can lioul
nny position ; situations or locations Riiniun-
trod ; complete otltllt of toola Klven each ntu-
rtcnt ; wanes Saturdays while learning ; cata
logues mailed free. Molcr's llarber College , S21
N. llth Sttecl. St. 1-ouls. ll-MSWi 27'
HIDE LINE , POCKET , ( KitEE ) SAMPLES ;
can't runs. , forward tinting ; liberal ciedlt ;
protecled route ; factory rated Cl ; pveral
"sh'es" earn J2t ) weekly ; communications con
fidential. Hide. I' , O. 1371 , New York.
11 M5I1 25 *
WAXTKD KKMALH HKI.P.
'riHUTV 1'HIVATi : FAMILY COOKS AND
Kcncral IIOIIFC Klrls , Beconil Klrl und ten dln-
IIIK room clrls. Conadlan Umploymcnt olllcc ,
1S22 Iluuclnn struct. C M5I7 M
\v'ANTKD-4V coMi'I-Tn.N-r aniL KOH HEN-
eral li Mitcwork In n family of two. Call nt
C3T > H. aili avc. . ' -531 51
WANTHIJ. nxpniun.vcKD sncoNn OIUL
with li'ft'rclici-8. 24 North IStli at. C M539
KOU HK.VT IIOUSK8.
HOUHIiaiN ALLPAUTSOKTlin C1TT. THE
O. K. Davis Company. 1103 Kanuun. D sn
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llOUHEA""i KNK\VA" & c6. . 103 N , IJTII ST.
JJ 5IQ
MOUi : N 1IOUSH3 O A. BTAUIl S N. Y. Lin :
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noTclK"llOUSKS AND COTTAOIM ALL OVKIl
\1B \ cUy. i to IM. ridellly. 1102
iloTTsKS. WALLACE , 11HOWN I1LOCK. 1CTII
nnd Dounlas. 3slli.
i KHOM 5 UP ; LAHOE LIST. Me
invrcttnciit Co. , 1506 DiidBB street.D .
D Sjl
A 7iBAt'TlFUL HOME IN LAKAYETTE PLACE
S-inunu. all modern ; tpk-idld condition ; nevci
bt-cn tenti'd before ; now olfcrL-d at n low
rentnt to llrst-clis * tenant. Kldeilty Trus
Company , 170 ? Knrnatn Sl. _
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HOUS ES.Ki VTH. OAHVlN"uHOS , 16IJ FAUNA *
D 8t > G
I'OIt HUNT. 612 N. MTU ST. . 7-HOO.M MODHHN
cm liuute ; CO per inc. Inijulrn un inumlises.
D J171-2
A NUMI1EU 0V CENTP.ALLY 1AJCATKLI C
room cottages ; city water In lioi c ; JS.OO and
S10W. J. II. IvclUeimey , Kaibach 1111 : .
p M221 J10
ron'iTiiNfliY w. IT MKIKLU. IBT NAT-I
Hank bH. .
2r.M D.ivcnpoi t , 7 rocins , niojeni , J1S.
2516 N. lUtli , 7 rooms , modern , $20.
2316 Spencer. 7 rooms , modern , $15.
HOU.SiS KOU HUNT. 11RMIH , 1'AXTO.V 11L1C
D M3C1
KOU UUXT KUIlXISIllSn i
FITltKISlIKI ) IIOOMS. HOUSHKEIM'INa. Iffl :
St. Mary's. K MJSJ 27 *
KUIIMKIIKI ) IIOOMS AM ) IIOAltl ) .
. . , . . . .
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AljhL
1V 1-441 f 1'IVt I.TI 1 t * .v i * ( r. ;
smaller rooms , with boanl ; rates ienwmilile :
The Hose. > 20 Harney. K M2i > 9 2G
Ni\VLY KfltNISllEU. OAS. I-'fltNACIJ. MOD
ern. from J4.W up ; sentlcmcn inelerred , 1S12
Clilenx" ' F-M42J J2
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MKItlllAM. 1-1UST-CLAS KAMI L
hotel. ! 3lh und Dodge "tieels. K Mill GJ
IKATK IIOOMS AND HOAItD ; J3.CO III' . Cl
N. 19th. r-M530S
KOU ItliNT U.M'irU.MSIli : ! ) H00.1I.S
iif uNi-'iTiiNisTiin ) itooMsT ni3 noiia
Ins. G-M3IC 25
s. : j
T trim ltUXTSTOl : S AMI OKKICKS.
l-'OU HUNT. TUB 4-STOKV 1111ICK I1U1LD1NO
nt CIO Kurnam SI. This Imllilliu Ims a llieproo
i-emi'iit b.iheinent , complete cleani li'-utliiB IU
turcn ; water on nil Moors , gat , etc. Aj-ply a
Ilia olllee of Tlio lice. I 9
COHNUll STOIIB OP LANfli : JJLOCK. PINKST
location In city for drutf store. I MJ Jll
ARHXTH WAXTTJIJ.
WANTlItT cTvPAllliE A ND S iji'c liissHJ f. DIS
trlrt. n.rcl.il | and lo."il inrcnlH In ieprccnt th
Mnuluitlan Life Imfurann- C.-inii.'iiiy of Nr\
York in N'tbmckn. and low.i : rpt-clal ler.-ltcr
v-lll bo itU'cn to each ugeni. with Ihe mop
lllii-nil brvkeritRe. or n Inn and valuable re
\\ulr.nilr.ict. . and with Mich u"i-lul ] help I
the Held nti will Insuin thn lamest moiiMiro o
me' - . - > . Kvr furtlier lurormatli-n. ple.isu nd
ilrt'J. . W. Penn SHuns , Grnc-ral Awenln. lie
llldS. . OtnMia. Ni'b. J-M2M Jt !
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WANTED. TllAVEI.lNO SALES.MAN KOI
1'CiMl liiitt'.ii manufnctiirer ; can bn used
Fl'ln lln" . Address C 3S. llee. J-nillO 2i
\V.\.Vi'-JIK ! ) It UI3.VT.
HOOMS- AND UOOD IIOMI
boirdanted Ly twu lo t\\ \ Indies nnd Ken
tlrmcn. llcfercnce * lt-iUlid. Address I ! 4i
1) ) 7. K-M5IJ : ?
OM. VAN & STOIt.VClC. 1113 KAHN'M. TKL. 1S5 :
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rAt'iKK' PTOHAOK"AND"WAHUHOUSI : co"
F0-10 Jcii'--i. Uennal i > : orui'e and ( orwnrdlnk.
M SM
SI10I1TIIAM ) AM ) TVl'KWIUTIXU ,
A. C. VAN SANT'8 SCHOOL , il'i N. Y. LIKli
S83
ATrOMAHA IHJH. COLLEGE , Iffll .t 110Uai7.\
sso
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PIUVATP. Li soN3 "iN sirdivniANix ir
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M-C3V-DII
iY ; , 41S Nls
tui
TO niv. :
LISP CITY AND KAIIM 11BAT. KSTATK VITI
Oarvln lirt-r. . 1CU KamKin Hie t , NS < ! 1
KOU SALKMISCIH.AXI : ( > US.
\ lKVKFT | 1IAHDWOOD VVOVK.N COHN CIUI1
mndf. C. It. Lee. Wl Dnii las.
ni5& iiniaLAu BAKIW : NBW &
linnd ; cafa und loci : ivpnlilni ; : conitlimtk'n
chanueJL J. J. Ucrlvlu A. Co. , 111C Knrnam
CIIIUHT.MA8 I'llKSKNTS. NI2AT AN'D Ufil'.KUI
drawlne liiitrnmrnli and nmt rluU. Alva J
arovem. 31 South Ulli sjrt'cl. ( J-MUS31
1100-JND HAND 'HO KOWLKU. JW ; OTIIUI
, } 3 10 JM. Omulta llicyclc Co. , K1 N. 1C
y tu
LAI NDUV. GOOD \VOItK AND GOOD \YAflli
Is the niotta nf the City tUeam I.atin.liy. : i
Ho. lltO t. Tel. SSI , H-1W JS
riUTZ. ClMVlllVOYANT. IW > OALIKOn
cu. b-i-J
MA.HH.UJU IIATIIH , I'.TCt
IMM. BMITII. 1IJI DOUtlLAB , nOOM ! MAS-
ftto und tmm bHth * . T mlM M *
HHH A MRS. VAPOH IIATII3 , MAMAHK. MJ
H. Uth 8t. , room 1. T 1JC
PMHSOVAL.
lUPTL'HK CUIIKB ! NO PAIN ; NO DBTRN-
tlnn fmm business ; we refer to hundreds of
imtlcnts cured. O. K , Miller Co. , 717 N. Y.
LlfeJUlIillnt ( , Omalrn , Neb. _ JJ ML
lATIia MA88AGB. MMB. POST , 3I3H S.
IAVI. HOME THBATJIKNT KOU UTK
troubles ; plijslcltn In ntti-ndfince ; c nslutn-
tlon or health book free , 319-3 lleo building.
tT-SW
I5S , YOU CAN OKT SIllUTS LAUNDP.UED
for < ic. but If you want Rood work , have them
ilnno nt Ihn City Slenm Laundry , ill So. nth.
Tel. 151. U 118 J5
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ITT THIS OUT AND PIUSSKNT IT TO I'UOC-
tnr , C1C S. ICth t. . with 11.00 , nnJ pet 12 extra
rnbln t plintnn nnd one extra cntbon
panel ; 30 days only. U-MIW 31
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I'EHMANnNTLY""ctitUD ; PAY
wht-n cured ; no ruin nnd nn dctentlnn from
hunlni-iM. Kldellty lluplura Cure , 301 Dee build-
in * , Omaha. U-M153
'Oil TIII2 ' COUliRCT PTYLK. KINISH AND
lit , nf your lln n , ronnult the Klmbnll Luiiniliv.
Shirts 12o ; collar * ! e ; cuff * Cc. U 331-21
O TO C. OLSKN'3 ItAIvBltY KOU 1IOMK-
made bread , plea tin'd cakca. &Vi Norf.i Kth.
U M3SR JI
VANTKD. A ItHSI'T-irTAIILi : YOt'NO MAN
wauM like to cnrrrapnml with reilned younit
lady ; object , nmtrlmony. Address rli.irles A.
Dunlap , genernl dcllvi-ry , Omaha , Neb.
L'-M31S 2
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INi"T.OOK"lNfl "MAN'7 37. 1N NICK HL'Sl'-
nc H. wlshel , eorivFpnndencc v.-lth ftyllsh nnd
refined lady of nicnnj * ; object matrimony. Ad-
dremi O G3 , llee. U M5IJ 27
JIOXI3Y TO LOAN IIKAL I3STATI3.
\NTIIONY LOAN & THttST CO. , 315 N. Y. L.J
quick inonpy nt low ratca for choice fnrm loans
In lorrn , norlhcrn Missouri , eastern Nebraska ,
W-SC3
CITY LOANS. C. A. BTAItU , Oi5 N. Y. LIKP.
W-SC3
.tONKY . TO LOAN ON IMPUOYI3D OMAHA
real estate. Drcnnnn. Ix > ve Co. , I'axton Ijloc ! ; .
\V-STO
.OANSON I.MPIlOVKD.t UNIMPHOVRD CITY
liroiierty.V. . Karnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Karnam.
W-871
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MONUY TO LOAN AT IXW ) UATJIS. THE
O. K. D.ivlc Co. , 1505 Karnnm at. W S72
MOS'BY TO'IJOAN'ON OMAHA rnopnitTY AT
lowcrt rat I'D ; bulldlnc luun * wanted. Kldellty
Trust company. \ \ ' S7t
MONIY : TO LOAN ON uipnovui ) OMAHA
property. I'uisex & Thomaa , 1st Nnt Ilk Illdg.
W-S75
J100. I3CO , OH UOO. K. D. WEAD , 1C & DOUGLAS.
W 1S2-31
5 I't:7f : CK NT ldONEY TO"LOAN ON OMAHA
iiroperty , Neb. farms. W. II. Melklc , 1st Null. Ilk.
W-S73
Kflo'HIVATi : MONKY 5 YI1S. W. L. SI1L11Y.
331 Chain. Com. bids. AV-C5I
WANTKD. AT ONCK. APPLICATIONS 1'OU
loans on Omnha pioperty ; JJW up ; < lon't wnlt
until your old loan expires ; upply now. Kl
dellty Triift Co. W SI373 31
MOXIIY TO J.OA.X CIIATTI-LS.
LIONEV TO LOAN ON KUHNlTfHE. PIANOS.
lion.ru , xvnsons , etc. ; nt lowest i.itcs In city ;
no lenioxal f Kooda : strictly comldentlnl ; you
can pay the Ihun off nt nny time ft In nny
amount. OMAHA MOHTGAUE LOAN CO. .
300 So. IClh St.
X-S70
ONBY T , ; KUUNI-
tuii ! . pianos , etc. Puff Clrecn , roam S , llnrker Jill :
UIISIXI3SS CIIAVCI3S.
KOIl HALE , AUOUT 2,000 LUS. MINION TYPE ,
70' ' ) Ilia. nR.ite , 150 pjlr two-thlnl cases , 43
dniildo lion stands for two-third cni-cs. This
niHtcrlnl wna Ufed on The Onmh.-i Itt-c and la
In falily peed ctndltlnn. Will be sold cht.ip
In bulk or In quantities to suit purchns-r.
Apply In perron or by mall to The Uee Pi b-
llPhlnK Company , Omaha , Nob. Y 713
TO OUT IN OH OUT OK BUSINESS GO TO J. J.
Gibson , 5U 1st Nnt'l Ilk. - Y-3CO
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KOU HALE , KIHKT-CLASS HAKIIHY AND
reitamnnt ; only buhlnrsH of kind In town of
l.DCO Inhnbltants ; pntl.ifactory leaKnns Riven.
Krank Clruber. St. Paul. Kelt. Y M5u 25
rt s7rLTf-UAKTTiY : FIXTUHES ) C
Emerson ; exclusive trade of the trnvn. iood
rcafoni for Felling. Address S. I , . S.irkett ,
Knirnon. Nub. Y 520 2I
KOU
MONEY LOANED ON IHCYCLB3 WHEN
people expect to make an exchange In pprln
I eb. Cycle Co. . 15th nnd Hunicy. Z 2ia J ! )
450 ACUBS J10.CO ACHU AND JCOO.OO KOIl MDS.
Address C 23. lice. 2 333-25 *
KAHM NBAll SNOHOMISH. WASHINGTON.
for property further cast. Soil1C03 Karnam.
/ 3 ! ) I
KOU EXCHANGE HEAL KSTATE KOU JIBH-
i-'iindlse. Kor particulars address Ilex 264 ,
Imperial. Neb. K-M401-2C *
VO\l KXCHANoT AN ELEGANT" HOUSE
nnd lot In Omaha for ChlcaRO iiroperty ; owner
chained residence. C 32 , llee. X M418 M
KINP. TKN-A"CUB KUUIT KAHM NEAH COUN-
ell 1 Muffs , for pleasant Omaha home ; centrally
located , bemls , 1'uxton block. K M5H
40 ACUKS CLEAH WILL TAK1-"TYPEAVHIT-
er nnd cash , ( owner ) : also 72 acren near Coun
cil muffs , very cheap , some trade. Address
C 52 , Ilec. . / T.W 21
KOU SALK IIUAL KSTATE.
A15STHACTS. THE I1VHON HEED COMPANY.
HE-S78
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HOUSES , LOTS. KAHMS , LANDS. LOANS
Ueo. P. Ilemls Heal Estate Co. , Paxton blk.
HE-SI3
WU HAVE IIAHGALS'S IN HOMES : ALSO
fiuins. and want more ; list your property with
u * . Cl. M. Natllncer & Co. , 1701 Kurnam.
HE-SSO
46X140 ON KAHNAM ST. . NEAH 31ST AYE. ,
for few ilays , Jl.Oi0.V. . II. Gales , CIS N. Y.
Life. HE 510 20
MUSIC , AUT AM ) LAXCU.VGU.
y. GEI.I.ENIIECK. 11ANJO. MANDOlin -
lin and guitar teacher. Room 412 llee HUB.
Tel. I3j "X )
HECliTOLD. 1'UINTEH. IIUOWN 11LIC. TEL10U
M237 Jll
YOUH PIANO TUNED. ACTION HEGUI VTilD.
case polished , enllmntcs Kit en for lepalrs ; sat-
Isfncllon Kuuranteed ; orders left with J. a.
Cameron promptly attended lo. 305 So. 17th.
M3SS 31
KIXAXCIAL.
LIKE INS. POLICIES UOUGHT. W. P. HOLDEN
3511
DAXCIXK SCHOOL.
MH. AND WHS. MOUAND MAKE A "S
elalty by their own method of teaching youne
and oU lo become nruceful dancers In u few
private or i-lnm lessons. New clashes now
formlni ; . 1519 Unrney. 934 J-l
KUUXITimU I'ACICKI ) .
GET M. B. WALKLIN'S PH1CE3 ON KUHNI-
lure packing , rrpalrlni ; , uphoUlerliiK ; mat-
Irenes made and icnovutcd ; 2111 Cumlng. Tel ,
1S31. 3i'
.SliU'l.VG .II.VCin.VKS AM ) SUl'l'LIKS.
NEW HOME. IIOUHSHOLD AND WHITI
sewlny machine olllcc , 1511 Cap. ave. Tel , 1S7I
DUILDIXO AM ) I.OAV ASSOCIATIONS
bllAUKH IN MUTUAL I * Jt 11. ASS'N PAYS C ,
7. 6 per cent wticn 1 , : , 'S years eld ; nhvuyr re-
dccnublc , 1TOI Karnuni iil. , Nattlngcr , Sec.SS7
SS7
HOW TO GET A HOME Oil SECUHE GOOD
Intercit on savlnes. Apply to Omaha L. & 1) .
liOl Karnam. U. M. ! iattlnifir , Sec.
SSS
Il.VTII ItOd.MS.
UUHfllAN. TUItKlSIt , AND JIEDICATED
baths , to cents ; BJO ! T"luslve tleriirlment for
laillei ; evcrylhlne nt-w ; ladles' hair ilienIiiL
und Laibcr shop In connection. 197 S. lliu.
lliu.iSJ
iSJ
TYI'I3WUlTiil9 ,
GET T11IJ J1EST TYPWWniTEHS ; HUPPLICS
repairs. United Typewriter & Supplies Co. ,
ICC Karnnm street. ES3 Jun 30
DUESSMAKINQ. 11Y TUB DAYl WOHIC QUAH
iinteeJ ; prices rruionatU ; reference , U 39. llee.
M-4SO 25
DIIKti.SMAK1Ni , IN FAMILIES. MIK3
Uluitly , 4UI UurdclU. Jt-453 JU
I'AltM KOU ltr\T.
GOOD Sfl-ACUB KAIIM I'OJl IIBNT. 3' * M1L11S
wi > t nf city limits ; lr > wf > , enn buy the build *
tuts nnd rmnplel fnrtnltiK nut tit for | ttn fmm
lir * ent tenant. lln'li > , Paxton block. M til
LOST.
IX3ST-OOLD BYE GLASSES. WITH PAIIT OK
fhiln Mttacbed ; mltnble rewnrd. Mr ? . W. D.
Crawford , HW Shernood nve. Lost 411 ! 4 *
SUES & CO. ,
PAThXT SOLICITOUS ,
llcollultdlni : .
Umnlm , Nobr
Advluo nml Paiont llooK
Kit KM
RAILWAY TIME CARD
vff IirilMNClToS' & MO. iUVKIt.lArrlvcn
Omalinl'nli , > n I cpot. 10th & Mnfuii Sis. ( _ Oinuli.i
Sain Denver Express 9:3tiam :
4.Vipm.lllk Hills , Mont A 1'URi-t Snd Ex. 4:05pm :
4Wiin : | Lenver Express 4:0ipm :
Tt5pni..Llncun : ! laical ( ex Sunday ) . . . . 7:45pm :
2M : > pm..Lincoln ljcnl ( ex , Kuiul.iy.ll:30am ) :
.cnvcVlCUK'AOO. liritUNOTON & Q.Arrive | *
OaialiaL'tiluri | Depot , 10th & Ma .in Sts. | Oin.ilu
Chlcngi VestllHlo fsbunm
9MSnni Chlcngo UxprcHK < : lt > i > m
70i : > m..Chicago el Si I til.i Kxprcits. . SiOOiun
IMOam Pnclllc Junction Local BMOpm
Past Mull 2:50im :
.pn vc.rirlUCACIO , Mil * & ST. i'AUL.Arrlve. | .
UmumUnion ! | Ucpol , lOlli & Mumui ril.vj Omn.'m '
"fi :30 : | > m 7.T.CH Icnjo LI ml toil . .T"s :05nm
lHam..ChlcaK' : ( ) ' > KX | > ICES ( ox.
.o.ivc.i H'HICAOO ft NOKTinVKST'N.IArrlveg
OmnhUUtilim | iH-put , lOtli .t M.I.IUI : Stu. | Onulia
Ol.'min Knstern Kxprcus 3MOpnt
4l. : > p.nt YoMlbuliM Llmltoil SMOpm
: , : : . : i > m St. I'.iul nxpror * 0:301 : m
BMOam St. 1'ntit Llmltr.1 9:05im : |
7:3iMin..rarroll : ft Slniix City I < ocnl..lt:10pm :
G:3t : > | > m Omnha Chicago Special SWun : :
Missouri Valley 1/ocal y:30.un :
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LonveiT ICIUrAClO. "n7 ! . & I'ACIt-'IC.IAVrlvos
OnmlmfUnlon Repot. IClh & " MJEOI SJaj "
KAST.
tOMOam..Atlantic Kxiiruss ( p.x. Sunday ) . . CX"pm :
7uOiim : Nlglit Kxprcea 8:15im :
1"OpiM..CIik-iiK' : ' ) Vcrtlliulcil Llmltcil. . . . l:3.iin : |
4Cini..St. : | 1'aul VentlbulcJ Llmltcil. . . . r.S3iin |
WEST.
lnpm : . . „ _ . . . , .Colorado Limited lj0j"i'
Leaves ) C. . ST. P. . M. & O. ( Arrives
UnmlmfUnlon Depot , 10th & Miuon Sts.j Oniiibn
12:30ptn..Sioux : City Express ( ex. Sun..U:53am ) :
8:15am..Sioux : Clly Accommodation. . . . S-.OOpm
Cl5pni : St. Paul Limited. 9:10.im :
Om.V.ml Depot , 15th and 'Webster Sis. | Omnha
Cipm : -rSt.
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Leaves" ! K."C ST..L & "cril. , . . . . . v.- ,
OmnliniUnlon Depot , lOlh & Mason Sis.LT.-i.n | _
:05aiii.7 : KnrinR City Day Express. . . . OMOpm
10Oipm.K. : ) C. KlRht I'.x. % la U. P. Trans. CiSOtini
leaves. | - AIfssotftM'ATIKIc" : . f.\rrlves
Oinau : ( _ Dcpot , l.'lli nndWcl _ ter Sis. | _ Omnlm
3:00ini..Ncbinrltii : & Kansas Limited..123r.pni .
! ) : ; opm Kansas City Exprrsa C:0"am
2:1."pin..Nebraska : Local ( ex. Sun. ) . . . . 0:00am :
U-UVCH | S10DX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Airlvc *
Oina'.ial Depot , l-'lh and _ W lnter St . 1 Onmlia
uiiin. . | . . . St. Paul
:
Lcnver | siOl7X CITY ft PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaha | Union Depot , lOtli ft Mo ten Sts. | Uinalia
B:4'Min ' St. Paul PaBscnser ll:10i > m
T:30im : Sioux City Passenger 0:0.im : |
r , : pn St. P.iul Llinlt''d 9i'JO.iin
Leaves | tTKION' PACITir1. jArrlvi *
OmalinUnlon | Depot , lOtli ft Mason Sts. ( Onulia
8:2"am : Overland Llml'-'il lV : > pm
CrWpni.Iii'-ifce & Stromsb'K Kx. ( ex Sun ) . 3SOpm
5:3."pm.Urand : lelaml Kxprefs ( ex. Sun ) . ? .iVij > m
33Cpm | Fast ilnlL.j . . . . . rHi-ojm
Loiives'lVAltAMiriiAILVAY. . [ Arrives
Om-iliiill'nlon Deimt , lUtli ft Mason Hs. ( | Oinnlia
4:30nm : : ir.0am :
DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY
All Druggists.
No. 3C11.
Report of the Condition of
THE SOUTH OMAHA NATIONAL RANK.
At South Omaha , In the Stale of Nelirarka , ut
the ClOfe of business. December 17 , 1800.
Loam nnd discounts . J 491,787 4S
Overdrafts. secured nnd
unsecured . 4.0ID 1C
17. S. bonds to scciu-e cir
culation . 23.00000
Premiums on U. S. bondi. . 2,000 00
Stocks , xcciirlllctt , etc . 21 , MG IS
Hanking houxe , fuinlturc
und flxtuic * . 25,332 09
Other real estate and inort-
KaRes owned . CG.411 91
Duo from national banks
( not reserve iijicn'Ji ) . J 21.519 18
Due from elate banks and
bankers . 2.717 13
Due from upprmcd rercrve.
URents . . . . . . . 2JI.8C291213,12920
Checks und other casi :
Items . 79.70673
Notes of other national
hanks . 1.C93 00
Fractional paper currency ,
nickels anil cents . 275
Lawful Honey llcscrve In
Hank , viz. :
Specie . 32,87900 /
Lesal tender notes . 13,624 C 123,107 48
Hedcmptlon fund with U.
8. treasurer. (5 ( per cent
of circulation ) . 1,12500
Total 11,017.91020
LIAIIIL1TIES.
Capital Sitock paid In * 100,00000
SnipltiB fund . ' . . . . . 75.0CO 00
Undivided prolltH. less e.x-
l > rnsi > ! ) nnd tuxes paid. . . . 19.C35 Cl
National bank notes out-
gtunllni ; - 21.SSO 00
I nil. to other national banks. 92,031 31
Due to state banks nnd
bankers 17,222 S3
Individual dcporllsubject
to check 313,23092
Demand ccrllllcntes of ile-
po lt 1.S7S 70
Time certillcaleu of de
posit 28,202 2S
( \-rtined checks S.SCJ 15
Cashier's checks outstnml-
Ins 2C2.WC 45731.494 CD
Hllla payublu 20,000 00
Tot.1l Jl.017.910 39
State of Nebraska. Counly of Douglas. , KS :
I , II. C. llastwlck , cashier of the ntiove-named
bank , do solemnly Mvcnr that tin- above state
ment Is true tu the best of my knowledge and
belief. H. C. HOSTWICIC. Caflilcr.
Subscribed and fworn to befoie me this 21th
day of December , 1S8C.
II. r. MILLKH.
( Seal. ) Notary Public.
Conect Attest :
J. II. MilIAim ,
THU.MAN lll'CK.
OUY C. I1AHTON.
Directors.
NOTICE TO 8TOCKHOLDKKS.
Notice la hereby Klvnn thnt the annual
meetliiK of the stockliolderB of the Omnlm
Union Depot comrmny will liu hulil ni. tin-
olllco of the Union Depot company. t the
hisiulqiinrtera of the Union 1'nclflc Iliiilway
company. In the- city of Omnha , on the llth
dny of January , Ib07 , at 11 o'clock : , u. m.
for thu election of directors ana tntiiH-
nctlon of nny other luminous thut may
legally como before the meeting.
Omaha , December 21 , 1MXJ.
J. a. TAYLOH.
Sec. Omaha Union Depot Co ,
n 22 d 20t E
UNION LAND COMPANY.
Notleo IK hereby ufven that the nnntml
mc-etliiK of the mocKhoIclcrs of the Union
Laiul company for the election of flvo di
rectors and the transaction of such other
buslncRH IIH may lawfully como heforo the
meetlni ; will bo held nt thu olllco of thu
Kcnoral Hollcltor , Union 1'aelllo ImllilliiK.
Omahn. NcbranUa , upon Monday the lltli
day of January , 37. at 10 o'clock a. in.
ALEXANDUii MILLAH. Secretary ,
lioaton , Mass. , December T , HDii.
D22 (122t
.Sliu-Uliolili-rn .11 IT 1 1 n u.
Olllco of Lce-Clarku-AndrcoHcn Hardware
Company , Omaha , Neb. , Duu. 12 , HM :
Notice IH hcroby Klven to the 8toekholdcrn
of the Leo-Clarkc-Andri'csen Hardware
company that the annual meeting of the
BtoclihuIdiTH of the company will ho noli :
nt the offices : of the ttnld company , NOH.
1219. 1221 and 1223 Hartley fureet , In the clt >
of Omaha. In the xtatu of NobraHlm , on
Tuesday , January 12 , A. D. 1S07 , at ' 3 o'clock
p. in. , for the purporc of electing a board
of directors for the company , to ervo dur
ing thu ensuing your , nnd to trammel uuch
other business as may bo presented at nucl
meeting. ( Seal. ) II. J. LKE.
Attest ; 1'renlilent.
W , M. GLASS. Secretary. Decl2d22t
_
WILQOX. COMPOUND.
COMPOUND.s
Bafu ami sure rrllt-r , nuver ( all. ( _
arolmltallimi. Alnlliru-Kht ] } . Wrllufur
ir tiKin' triiarit rin'i : . Vvu.cox it EDI-
CLNfi CO.i Sa bV. KltfUUlgt.i 1'illUtiu. , 1 %
BAD FAILURES IDRT TRADE
Holiday Buying Has I ! on Mostly in the
Lower Fricec Goods.
EFFECT OF HARD TIMES STILL APPARENT
O IITII ItnllromlN SlnUi- the HM |
Sli < > \ > IIIH : of KiimliiKN fur ttio
l-'li-st Half of I > i < L-tMiiliri-U. ( i ,
Truile
NEW YOUK , Dec. 21. 11. G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Hcvlcw of Trade tomorrow will
Buy : Tlio failure of twp Importnnt banks ,
tlio second in size of business nt Chicago
nml the oldest nt St. rani , with sonic others
dependent on them , closes not favorably a
j month , which promised jo end with only mod
crate commercial disasters. U does not
lessen the effect of th'cse failures that ono
was caused by enormous loans In aid of
an electric railway and other concerns , and
that the Other appears to have resulted
from heavy ventures In unsaleable real es
tate. Since several thousand business men
nnd depositors are for the lime embarrassed
as much as the speculators that cruised the
trouble , the breakdown Is thu reverse ot
iiopcful at present , although It comes when
money markets nro well supplied and
when no serious effect on business is to
bo apprehended.
Other Important events of the week nre
.he failure of the billet and rail pools to
Und a basis for agreement nnd the some
what general discharge of hands or reduc
tion of wages In the shoe manufacture. The
iiollday trade has been.fair , but generally
In articles of medium grade.
The fall In steel billets from over $20 to
about $10 nt Plttsburg and In steel rails
from $2S net for mills to $25 , less brokers'
commissions , produces so great a change In
other prices nnd conditions of business that
the meeting held hero tthls week for the
purpose of reviving pools nnd fixing prices
influenced operations throughout the coun
try. Hut no agreement was reached nnd
meanwhile contracts have been made coverIng -
Ing the wants of most producers for three
months nnd some for tlio whole- year 1897 ,
nnd It Is said that such large contracts
have been mndo nt $ tcr at Plttsburg and
$17.50 nt the east.Ucssomer pig hns de
clined to $11.15. and gray rorgo to $9.G3 nt
I'lttsburg. while bar nnd other finished prod
ucts remain unchanged , though lOO'.flOO
bundles of cotton tics have been contracted
for at CO cents per bundle. The produc
tion of coke Increases "rapidly , O.COO ovens
bring In blast , with an output of 97,155 tons
for the week. Scarcely nny business has
been done In the minor ; metals nnd $11..17
Is quoted for lake copper$12.85 for tin and
$3.05 for lead. (
In the cotton manufacture- there is further
decline In some staple- goods and tak
ings by northern splinters are disappoint
ingly light. Print cloth ' ; ; accumulate nnd
do not advance. Sales of'twool are restricted
by the general conviction thnt prices asked
by Interior holders camipt bo realized , nnd
then * In considerable -disposition to unload
speculative purchases-.at seaboard markets.
Most manufacturers llavp' more wool than
they have orders nuiL.atlurrs meet , as yet.
no satisfactory tlemnnU Ici goods. Sales of
wool were only 2.C33.noO pounds at the chief
markets against f > 011,300 pounds for the
satno weelc.lait year. ! ' *
Wheat hns grown n little stronger In
splto of the disturbance qflihc Chicago mar
ket. Exports have been 1.471,413 bushels ,
flour Included , for flrcclnyp and 8.S92.6S7 for
four weeks , against 8,037.ir ! > 9 for the same
weeks last , year , v/hHo/from Pacific ports
the Increase has been icfptc. Western re
ceipts are still small , ; mnquntlng to 8-l5fi-
C31 bushels .In threeweeks of the month
against 11,3-14,559 last , yjjar. The volume
of business ' ? advances considered , is not.
large ; ' ' . ; / . . . - " ,
Payments through clearing houses have
been for theweek 25 per 'cent ' less than
last year and for the month thus for the
dally average Is 9.8 per' ' cent less than last
year nnd 20.8 per cent' less than In 1S92.
Failures for the week have been 297 in the
United States against 322 last year , anil
forty-four In Canada against forty last year.
Tbo aggregate of gross earnings of nil
railroads In the United States Is $12,017,12(1 ( ,
a decrease of4.5 per cent compared with
last year , and of 11.1 per cent compared with
corresponding timeof 1892 , the latest
period of ordinary business prosperity with
which comparisons can now be made. Of
the sections of the country In which rep
resentative roads have reported , western
roads , including the grangers , make the
most favorable showing. Southern and
southwestern roads report a small loss. In
the other groups reports nre ns yet Incom
plete. All clnssps of roads report a decrease
compared with both years with which com
parison Is made. Trafllc on nil roads has
been far from satisfactory for several month < <
nnd ns yet there is little Indication of im
provement , but the heavy losses In grnss
earnings reported by many roads are not
entirely due to loss of trafllc. The falling
off In traffic has been greatest In the blub
class freights , nnd the loss In gross earnings
Is consequently relatively larger than the
loss in trnfllc.
_ _ _
.STOCKS MAni : A KAPII ) liKC'OYKKY.
ri'i'lN Suy the Krlwhl Over
Culm PiiKMt-il A ny ( luli-lilj- .
NEW YORK. Dae. 21. Ilradstreet's re
view of the stock market will say : A rapid
recovery followed the depression In stock
values at the end of last week. The street
quickly realized that the situation created
by the senate foreign relations committee
In giving a favorable report on the resolu
tions acknowledging Cuban 'Inileiicndenco
lacked the gravity of the Venezuelan matter
a year ago. London failed lo show any
fright nnd buying from thut quarter was
supplemented by largo purchases to cover
short contracts , no that on last Saturday
the market regained more or less of the-
ground It had so rapidly lost nn the break
of Friday , tlio 18th Inst. The- current
uosalp ascribed no small portion cf the bear
covering to Washington Interests , which
liutnrally tended to diminish the fears that
the Cuban resolutions .would lead to Rerlnus
action , and the fact that thu senate Itself on
Monday laid them over until after the holi
day recess , together with Indication : ) that
the house would fall to concur in the pro-
ooscd action , deprived the matter of signifi
cance. The market consequently tended < o
Improve uMll further , , during the earlier
portion of the week ow continued short cov
ering and en the boHef"that the adjourn
ment of congress forltf two weeks' recess
vould afford opportunity , , for a spcculalvo
llscount of the Investment ! demand and im
provement in business' that Is looked for
\ftor January 1. This dlnpoaUlon was , however -
over , checked by the development of bankIng -
Ing troubles In the wcsOncludlng : the fail
ures of the National nrtuj ; jof Illinois in Chicago
cage nnd of the Hank of Minnesota In St.
I'aul , both Institutions bringing down with
hem a number of mlimr- banks nnd firms
In their respective vicinities. The disturb
ance In the financial situation nt Chicago
bad , however , little or no Influence here ,
as the superabundant'tnipply of funda en
abled the Now York'1 banks to render nil
needed assistance to , their Chicago corre
spondents without in any way curtailing
their own loans , and while speculative in
terests at Chicago nro naturally threatened
ho fact that their activity 'has been con-
Incd to local enterprises and was almost
entirely based on local capital prevented the
Influence from extending lo thla center.
Prices were , therefore , only slightly effected ,
and at the end of the week thu market OB
sumed a dull holiday appearance , the chief
activity arising simply from tlio deslro of
professional traders to close up contracts
and stand clear of the market over the three
TH' .MtM-lliiK Union iii > -
viiliuCompiinx of Oiimliu.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the Dtockholdcra of the Union
Elevator company of Omaha , for the pur-
poxo of electing HOVOII directors nnd mich
other business us may properly como before
the meeting , will L-o held nt thu olllco of the
General Solicitor. Union Pnclllo building ,
Omnlm , Neb. , upon Monday , the -Uh ilay
of January. lSfi7 , botw.eeu the houra of 10
o'clock n , in. , and C o'clock p. m.
The stock transfer 'hookn will lie closed
tea (10) ( ) days bcforn the Uato nt the moot-
In ? . ALUXANUHH MILL Alt ,
BeiTctfiry ,
Boston , Mass , , December 7 , 1SW3.must
must
days' holiday , which results from the clos
ing of the Stock exchange on the Saturday
after Christmas. As there * Is a considerable
short "Interest " outstanding , this tendency re
sulted In a conilderablo covering nnd gave
a tone of strength to the concluding trans
actions of the week.
NOTHING HUT HOLIDAY IH'SIM S.
rprl'M Iti-iiorlM Kvi-n Hint In He
llt-liMV HIP Avrrimr In Amount.
NEW YOHK , Doc. 21. Hradstreefs to
morrow will sny : The arrival of the holi
days nml the period of annual stock taking
have further cheeked the volume of whole
sale business. Only filling In orders nre be
ing received nnd trade is slow. Hetnll de
mand for holiday goods has been active , but
, It ' la for cheaper grades than In previous
| years. In other Hues the distribution of
merchandise J has been smnllcr at n number
of distributing centers. Failures of Impor
tant banking Institutions nt northwestern
cities tend to unsettle confidence In com
mercial nnd banking circles. Very few
salesmen remain on the road , but most of
them | nro preparing to go out within a fort
, night. The moderate trade revival which
] followed j the last presidential election hr.fl
been disappointing In that , ndo ! from
j Christmas | , business has been more unsatis
factory for n month past than nt n corresponding
spending period In many years.
The shake-up In the Iron nnd steel prices
Is nearly complete , nnd quotations for Hesse-
mer pig Iron nnd for steel have got down
lo the level of those for other staples. The
billet pool line been patched up nominally.
Anxiety Is felt In the Iron and steel trade
as to the uncertainty ot the price of lake
ore utider the now combination to control
that staple.
Freer receipts of corn tend to encourage
high crop views and account for the reac
tion In price. Lard nnd petroleum nre
lower.
Unchanged quotations nro reported for
wheat , Hour , sugar , pork nud coffee , as well
ns for print cloths , although heavy , stocka
of the latter nro having a depressing effect
. on the market , and likely to cause a rc-
stitctlon of output In the near future. Exports -
! ports of wheat , flour included ns wheat ,
from both coaatii of the United States this
week amount to 2.111,702 bushels , against
3,512,000 last week. Exports of Indian conn
this week head up well , the total amount
being " ,179.000 bushels , as compared with
2,814.000 last week. 1.S39.000 bushels In the
week ono year ago and with very much
smaller totals In like weeks In the three
preceding years.
There nro 327 business failures reported
In the United States , twelve less than last
week nnd eleven more than In the corresponding
spending week a year ago. There were
forty-eight business failures Ira the Dominion
of Canada this week , against thirty-nine laat
week and thirty In tli'1 week a year ago.
AIMMIOVKS TIIU CKUTIFICATKS.
TroiiHiiry Ilt'imrinirnt AolH I'lioii Kx-
position MiiHiT * .
"John A. AVakefleld , Secretary Transmls-
slsslppl nnd International Exposition ,
Omaha. The Treasury Department has ap
proved the certificates and has notified Presi
dent Cleveland that the exposition manage
ment has compiled/ / with the act of congress.
Merry Christmas. D. H. MEUC13H. "
The foregoing Is a copy of a telegram re
ceived at noon yesterday from Congressman
.Mercer. The certificates referred lo are
the documents forwarded last Saturday by
the exposition officials to Congressman
Mercer , containing the Information requested
by the Treasury Department regarding the
total amount of subscriptions to the exposi
tion , the legal evidence of thu Incorporation
of the association nnd similar Informa
tion.
tion.While
While there la no legal requirement mak
ing It obligatory upon the president to mike
ofllclal proclamation to the world thnt Omaha
Is to hold nn exposition In 1S9S , It 13 gen
erally understood by the exposition officials
that Congressman Mercer wll ) use every
effort to Induce President Cleveland to
immediately Iraue such a proclamation. The
local olllclnls were greatly pleased with the
information contained In the telegram
quoted , heretofore , and say that this removes
the lest vestige of doubt regarding the sup
port ot the enterprise by the national gov
ernment.
HOOMI..n AN EXPOSITION SITU.
I''air ' AKHiiflntlnii Will TontU-r I'NIof
HIiiU- niljCJromiil.s. .
The executive committee of the Omaha
Fair and Speed association at Its regular
meeting at the Commercial club yesterday
decided to offer the use of the State fnlr
grounds to the exposition association for
the big show of 1893. The offer will be
made subject to the contract with the State
Hoird cf Agriculture. A committee was
appointed to obtain the consent of this board
to the offer. It Is understood thnt the state
board does not intend to hold a state fair
during the exposition year. The fair grounds
will be offered with Elmwood park , as a
oite for the exposition.
The committee discussed at some length
matters In connection with the race meet
of next June. There was a little talk of re
ducing the purses , hut no nctlon was taken.
It waa nlso reported that steps hart been ,
taken to assist the state board in making
up the deficiency which existed In Its treas
ury after the atnto fair of this year.
A special auditing committee reported
that it had found that the accounts and
reports of the secretary nnd treasurer wcro
In excellent condition. The report was ap
proved.
Mui-ilcri-il liy Itoliliei-M.
MILLINGTON , Mich. , Dec. 21. James
Itrown. CS years of nge , died this morning
from wounds Indicted by a robber who s'lot
'aim ' In his home last ulsht. The thief , with
n companion , bound , uapged and chloro
formed TIroivn and 111 * wife anil ransacked
the house. On Urown'H offering Homo re
sistance he was shot. The ball lodged In
the left side.
FOHIH'AST OF OIIHISTMAS WKATHI3U
SIIIMV > ! ny IalI in South nnKoln , lint
NfliriniUii AV1II Only Ilnvi * < ; iouix. ]
WASHINGTON , Pee. 21. The forecast
for Christinas day Is :
For Nebraska and Kansas Increasing
doudlucBS during the day , with warmer
south winds.
For Colorado Partly cloudy weather ,
probably followed by local showers In the
afternoon or night ; warmer in southern
portion ; variable winds.
For South Dakota I'urtly cloudy and
probably llKlit local IJIIOWH ; warmer In
eastern portion ; south winds , shifting to
west.
For Wyoming Gcncrnlly fair ; south to
west wind * .
For Montana Fair ; west winds.
For MlHsourr. Generally fair ; warmer ;
south winds.
For Iowa Fair In the morning ; Incnns-
IIIK cloudiness ami probably threatening
weather in the evening ; warmer ; south
winds.
Local Iti'i'onl.
OFFICE OF TUB WI3A.THEH RUHKAU.
OMAHA , Dec. 21. Omaha record of rainfall
and temperature , compared with correspond-
Intr day of the past three yearn :
1SOS. 1S35. 1S3I. 1893.
Maximum temperature. . . 20 Si 37 57
Minimum temperature. . . IS III 2S12
Average temperature 22 33 32 50
Rainfall T T T .48
Itecord of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day und ulnco March 1 ,
1S3G :
Normal temperature for the dny 21
Deficiency for the day 2
Accumulated ilellulcncv since March 1. , 127
Normal precipitation for the day. . .03 Inch
Deficiency for the day 03 Inch
Total precipitation since Mcli. 1 31.92 Inches
KXCCHH since March 1 -1.62 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period , 1S93. . ll.Ollnchcu
Deficiency for cor. period. IbOI. . II.7C Inches
Til 13 HKAI.TY aiAIIKKT. , .
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Thurs
day , December 21 , 1S&0 :
WARRANTY DEEDS.
E. R. Fogir , rec. , to II. Hall , lot 3 ,
block 3 , Potter & C'x 2 < ! add $ 140
Same to Joseph Mitchell , lot 2 , blk .1 ,
Harno 140
Saiiio to William and Ciitiino Fltz-
patrlek , lotI , blk 3 , Harno 110
S. 10. YoungH nnd husband to J , A ,
Sundoriund , lot C , blk 17 , Hunscom
place CCOC
F. T. IlnyoH to M. O. Hiiyen , mum of
n 71 feet , lot 1. blk 3S , and u Cl feet
lot 1. blk 33. Omaha 1
S. T. Atwatcr to J. It , mine , lot 4 , blk
1 , ThumiiE-on & O'H add 1,075
DEEDS.
Sheriff to Samuel Hawyor. tola 1 to 35 ,
33 to 52. Si to 56 , 58 to CO , OJ to Cl , O )
to 71 , Ka ; > er'n add , , , , -1,720
Total amount of transfer : ) , . . .JI1.722
UNION PACIFIC FINANCES
Receivers Mnko Their Report for tlio Mouth
of Ootohor ,
SHOW A DECREASE IN THE SURPLUS
Jxornl Tluiio of Corrp-
nliiiiiilliiur Miinlli Lust YiMtr ,
lint Are AliHiirliiMl liy 1 -
l'ritNPi ! >
The report ot tlio receivers of tlio Union
I'.iclilo railway system for the inontli of
October , ISUC , 1ms Just been iMiioil. The
earnings niul expenses of the month nre
eomparcil with the month of October , 1S95.
The gross earnings ot the main line show
nn Increase of $17CS1.-IG , but ns there \v a
an lucrc.180 In the expense , cxeliulln ; ?
tnxcs , of $1D.114.S2. ! the Increase in the sur
plus amounts to only $1.250.01. The Krowa
earnings of the main line for the flrs.1 ten
months of the present year amount to $11-
*
SJ3.3C1.07an Increase of $12315.15 over the
fjrcwa earnings of the name period of 1S95.
The expenses allow an Increase of $1-11,161.21
over those of the ttrnt ten months of the
preceding year , leaving a decrease In the
Miirplus for the ten mouths of $12'J , 119.00.
The Kress earnings of the Oregon Short
Line Utah Northern railway In October ,
this year , were not so croat by $12,790.73 ns
they were In October last year. While the
earnings went down the expenses went up ,
the Increase In the expenses bolus $28,099.75.
The decrease In the mirplua amounts to
$70,890.48. The comparison In the carnlnjfl
and expenses of the Short Mnc for the first
ten mouths of 1S95 and 1S9G l more favora
ble to this year. The gross earnings In
creased $15C.-I33.47 during this lime , and the
expenses Increased $100,222.31 , leaving an
increase In the surplus of $30211.13.
Kor the month of October the St. Joseph
& Grand Island , now n separate railroad ,
showed an Increase ot $1S,017.SJ 111 Us grosa
earnings , and nu Increase of $31,25S.S1 In Its
expenses , leaving a ilccrcnBO in the surplus
of $13.210.99. The gross earnings of the
llrst ten months of the year were $ rl,925.cr >
greater than they were during the corresponding
spending period last year. There wan also
an Increase of $32,411.G3 In the expenses ,
making the Increase In the surplus $29.51-1.02.
The gross earnings of the Kansas rily &
Omaha rend for October , 1S93. were $7.R3.r.2l.
nurlug October , ISflfi. they wrrp $10i .4S
an Increase of $3,878.27. or $1,043.08 more
In the Increase than the entire carninpit ot
October. 1S03. The earnings of this vo.iit
for the first ten months of 1S ! > 5 \\o--e $ r.7.-tsfl.S
Kor the same period this jenr thev were
$02.351.58 nn Increase of $34.SC5.30. The ex
penses Increased but JI.OS3.a9. malting an
increase In tin surplus of $30.781.91.
The central branch of the Union Tactile
shotts an Increase ot $2.170.S ! ) In the surplus
of October ISilfi. over October , 1S95 , nml an
Increase of $ S8.17r.M ) In the mirplus for thi
ll rat ten months. The leaseil branches of
the central branch show an Increase of
$10li"1.91 in the earnings of October. 1S9C ,
over those of the same month last year.
The expenses decreased $800.21. making on
Increase In the surplus of $10932.18 The
comparison for the ten incntlis shown an
Increase In the surplus of $23.358.20.
The comparison between the inuntlxi of
October. 1S)3. ! ) nml 1K % . for the grand total
ot the entire oystem shews a decrease In the
surplus of $ S9.595.SG. There wan nn Increase
ot $ 19,378.rS 'u the gross earnings , but the
expenses were Increased $138,974.-II. The
grass earnings of October. 1S9C were $2.fi22.-
202.2(1 ( ; the cxpemca were $1-159.112.12. The
comparison between the first ten months of
the two ypara for the entire system Is very
favorable to 1800. There Is nn Increase of
* 5 > 1.H ( > 5.12 In the gross earning and an In
crease of $132.939.01 In the cxpenaoR.lcavlng _
an Increase In the surplus of $108.063.51.
MUST PAY Tlinili KAIII2 Oil WALK
TltlifN lo "OnpHlM" of llnItnllrnnil
Cinnpiuili-N lo Hi" Cii < < > ir.
Asked If the railroads are going to keep
the solemn vows registered t last week's
meeting of the local pr.cs committee to hold
down free transportation to close lines dur
ing 1807. an omclal of one ot the prominent
railroads of Omaha , who was present nt
the meeting , yesterday answered a lice re
porter like this ; |
"Tho question of paises Is one that la
greatly disturbing the minds of railway
magnates nt this time. New Year's day
Is a period ot good resolutions , nml , like
hades , rail roads are filled with them. The
fact about tl.Is pass matter Is that western
communities have bccomo omo\vhat demor
alized by the Is&uance of n much free
transportation. On eastern lines there Is
comparatively little given.
"The railroads west of the Missouri river
have been the principal sufferers by the de
pression am" short crops of the past few
y"ars , and It would have been to their ad
vantage since 1893 had they not been ro-
qulrsil to turn n wheel In the wcotern .
states. The general managers of the west j
ern lines met In St. Louis n ( short time ago \ I
and ngrcrd to cut down their lists of passes j
very materially. This action has been sup
plemented by the local associations through
out the west. The movement has been most
strongly urged by the stockholders of tin-
various roads , who are Insisting more than
ever before on economy In this respect
, , -if ttntil-irl V TJln t-PRtllt will 1m thnt .1
large number of people hereabouts who have
( lashed the convenient pasteboard for sonic
years will now have to travel lcs > s or pay
full fnrc. The railroads mean business this
trip. " . _
DHXTO.V MAY .SUUCI5HII NXYDRIt.
Spt'i'iilitdoo on Itoi'U iMliiinl'N Onniltit
It U currently reported throughout local
ra-Ilwuy circles that George II. Denton wll !
bo the new general agent of the lloclv
Island's freight department In this city.
Xo coullrmatloii ot this report can now be
received at local olllces , as Jlr. SnytUr has
not returned from Chicago.
The news of Mr. Ucnton's appointment ,
however , comes from a reliable source and
Is generally bollevc-d. Ho Is now stationed
at Council muffs , having charge of the Hock
Island's freight department there. Ho has
been there for three yearn , bufore that time
having charge of the Hock Island's olllco at
Stuart. la. Ho la about 35 years of age
and enjoys n high reputation among his fel
low railroaders. ,
( IvtH Another I'lniir.
The many friends of D. L. Sturgls , for
merly contracting freight agent of the Chicago
cage & Northwestern In this city , will bo
pleased to learn ot n deserved promotion he
lias just received as a Christinas present.
Advices received in Omaha last night nro to
the effect that ho has just been appointed
general agent In charge of the freight and
passenger departments of the Kcnoslm &
Itockford division of the earno system at Kn-
clno. AVIs.
Mr. Sturglu was located hero for seven
years , und resigned last Juno because of un
pleasant relations with a Biipurlor tifllcer.
Ho Is n young man yet , having recently ee'.c-
hrntod the thlrty-flfth anniversary of his
birth. Ho commenced railroading an a
fireman ; was later nn engineer ; \va soon
nmde h conductor , nml then seeured n good
hold In the freight department of the North *
western.
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Sny Itntcn nri > \ \ > 11 Mnliilnliinl.
CHICAGO. Dec. 21. The western Mllroad
managers say that never before In the his
tory of American railroading has there been
a time when the rates , generally speaking ,
were ns well maintained ns now. The year
has been full of the rtxirg.tnlrMlons ot the
different an oolatlons. both for freight and
IKtMCMKer * . nnd the reorganisations * cem to
hnvo berne excellent fnilt. The year lini
been n hnrd one for most of the roxds , but
the malingers say that they have little to
complain of. If only the volume of trnlllc
were a little larger. That , however , l
on the Increate. nd all of the roads are
looking for larger trade nfter the holidays , 5
XVtv ( "omiuitiy Incorporate * .
MNVOLN . Hec. 21. ( Special. ) The cer
tificate of organization nnd Incorporation
nnd articles ot association of the ( iv.uul la-
land , Hastings A Southeastern Hallroad com
pany were Died' today with the secretary
of state. The new company , which yester
day purchased the road nt a sale held In
Hastings , la composed of Morris A. Heed ,
Michael A. Hnrtlgan. John J. ConouRhy ,
( Jrnnt Forbes , William V. McGco nnd John
O. Drew. The capital stock mentioned In
the new articles Is $3,100.000. The highest
amount of Indebtedness to be Incurred la
$3.400,000. or two-thirds of the amount of
the cnpltnl stock.
Cut Itnli-i fiir n ( ' .vi-lo Slunr.
CHICAGO. Dec. 21. The various passen
ger agents have ngrccd upon a rate of cno
fare and a third for the round trip for the
cycle show to be held nt the Coliseum In
Chicago under the ninplces of the National
Hoard ot Trade of 'Cycle Manufacture.
January 23-30 next.
ItcKiilnr ( lum-trrl.v 1)1 vlili-nil.
NK\V YOHK. Dec. 21. The directors of
theDclawaro & I.ackawanna railway have
declared the regular quarterly dividend ot
19i per cent , payable January 20.
ltilUviivoUM nml 1'iTMonnlN.
Qp'ieral Agent Nash'of the Milwaukee re
turned yonterdny morning from Chicago.
General Solicitor Kelly of the Union 1'a-
clllc spent \Vcdncsdny In Lincoln on n legal
errand.
The freight department of the Klkhoro
rend iont out yesterday nn nrttstlc reminder
of the season , wishing thorn n merry Christ
mas nnd n happy New Year.
Assistant General Freight Agent Snydcr
of tlio Hock Island will return to Omaha
this morning , bringing his recent nppolnt-
ment , as n Christmas * present , back with
him.
him.H
H Is probable that the suit of the Clover
Leaf roads against the railroads In thn
Central Trnfflc association for unjust dis
crimination against It will bo settled out
of court.
Krank Trumbull , receiver nnd general
manager of ( he Union Pacific. Denver &
Gulf , parted through Omaha yesterday. Ho
Is on his way to Denver to spend Christmas
with his family.
The Union 1'acinc has just put ono of the
handsomest little wagons In Omaha on the
streets. It Is the new mall wagon of the
company , and the Union I'aellle uhlcld on it
can be Been for a couple of blocks.
( leneral Pntwonger Agent Ijbmax nf the
Union Pacific , who recently returned from
an extended trip through the east , nays
that while the passenger Iralllc In the weal
Is not heavy , It compares very favorably
with the light trafllc of the east.
All the ru > Ilro.ids In thoslato have agreed ta
malto a one-fare rale for the round trip from
nil points In Nebraska to Lincoln January
-1-6. with final return limit on January U.
The occasion ut the reduced rnto Is the In
auguration of the new state olllcers anil a
frea silver convention.
I'KltSO.VM , I'AKAdt.VI'IIS.
H. G. liny of Cheyenne r.-ns In the city
yesterday.
Charles H. Nelson of Deadwood was In the
city yesterday.
J. H. MncColl of Lexington waa an Omaha
visitor yesterday.
13.V. . Nash returned from an extended
eastern trip last nliht.
Leo McShaiio Is home from school spend
ing his holiday vacation.
V. M. Stewart of Huffnlo Gi p , S. I ) . , was
among yesterday's arrlvnls.
1) . T. White has gone to St. Joseph to
remain over ihe Christmas holidays.
Gordon Clarke Is home from Chicago uni
versity to spend the holiday vacation.
Captain Palmer , who has been In Lincoln
for a few days , returned home lust night.
Dr. Hcrt Nye left ln-t night for Valley
Junction , la. , whcro no will rejoin hLs
wife.
C. II. HIanchard , W. S. Summers and W.
12. .Clarke wcro Lincoln people In the city
yesterday.
G. 1) . Miner returned homo yesterday from
Phoenix , Ariz. , whcro ho had been for txvo
months past.
Ira Darling of Chicago , who lias been in
Omaha for ' .lie past few days on business ,
left for * homo last n'ght. ' '
( > . K. Lcmmon and wife , Miss Kilna I.em-
ninli nnil Mlxa Unsn Hnn nf Hnnlil flltv worn
Omahn visitors yesterday.
W. C. Irvine of Hess , Wyo. , manager of
the Ognllalu Land and Cattle company , waa
an Omaha visitor yesterday.
J. C. Overtoil of Chicago , Inspector for
the Pullman comixiny , who bus been In thn
city for a couplet oil df.yH , left for humu lust
nlcht.
Miss Alice llrome , stenographer for tlio
Pullman company , has gone to Nor/oik ,
where she will vUlt lelatlvta during
Christmas.
Nebraskans at tlio hotels : L. Hand , Ne
braska City ; 1) ) . W. Woolvorton , I'lurce ; J.
M. Doughty , Lincoln ; George C. llarker , Hc-
ntrk-e ; K. K. Krisble , Klgln ; O. Colt , 15o-
atrice.
A. C. Dunn , city ticket r.gent of the Union
Paclllc , nud Actuary Alexander ot the mas-
tur-lii-rlianccry's olllco of the same road , nc-
compnulcd by their wlvta , went to St. Paul
yesterday tu Hpni-l the holidays.
LIICA2. IIKJJVITIKS. jj
Them will bo u tama ot association foot it
ball at the Young Men'n Christian nsKoclntldn
park thin morning at 10 : i. m.
The government Inspectors nro maklni ;
their regular visit to the revenue olllcca In
this city. The work Is being done by C.V. .
Seawell and J. U. Kalvey.
Holler Iimpcctor Unltt has caused the ar
rest of Gcoigo DalluB , cnglnuor at the Young
.Mim's ( 'hrlHtlan uasorlntlon building , on
tbu charge of running his plant \vlthout a
The postufllre will bo open today from 9 to
12 o'clock. The money order department
will bo cloyed all dny. There will bo onu
delivery and nne collection iu the morning
by the carriers.
Here is
a picture
that women will wonder at , one
of these days. They won't
understand what the woman ia
doing. Even now it looks
queer to the users of Pearline
to see a woman doubling
herself up over a wash-tub.
This old-fashioned , backbreaking -
ing way of washing clothes by/ /
rubbing them to pieces over a
wash-board can't last. It isn't sensible. The way that is
surely taking its place the easiest , quickest , most economical
way is washing with Pearline , No soap with it that's
entirely needless nothing but Pearline.
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