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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1897)
TITE OMATTA DATLT UTtSK ; StTXr > AV , TANFATCY 0 , 1807. PBOlRliNOTlOBS fur tlicii * colim Trill lie 1 ii U oil until litno ! | i. iii.t HIP rvonliiic "ml tin ) II H ] i. in. for < in or M I MIT ninl Hiiinlny cilllliinx. Ail\erllnrrnf by roinirnlliiK n tin liprpil clii-oU , PIIII luivi * niifwem i ilrr wnt l > n iniinlicrcil IrUcr In ri of The ICP. | Aninprn N mtilrcdn nlll lie ilcllvcrcil tin iircHOiiditliin < | IP check on I- . ' Itnli-H , 1 l-c ! n mini flr < l Inxcrlli la n noril thereafter.otlilnn ; Ink for U-HH llinti ane for ( lie llr * ( lnn < lion. ThcMc mil crllKPiilcntH inni ( run feiiiNcctill < ! > . \VAVni > SITUATIONS. WANTED ; nmisTnr.n rn/ in.it Irl , * een > enr cxiierlenee , Al refercm till or country work , on * nl ry or xxorklnic tenet , cnimlilc of tnklnn OHIO of stock. A < Mr 1) 5 , Ilee. A 737 : WITH TI very lipgt refi'ioncen xxotiM like n io-llloii housekeeper. I ) C , Dec. A 73S I ANTnn. ori-ici : WOIIK ; NO oiucrrn to louvlnu city. AiMrpm I ) 13 , Hoc. A 7Cfi ! AVA.vrnn MAI.I : HII > . WANTIID. AN IDIIA. WHO CAN THINK i Hcina flmple thing to patent ? 1'nitoct y < Ul en 8 , they inny lirlni ; toil xxcnlth ; write Jc \\'olilcrliiirn it Co. , Dcpt. V. , 1'ntitit Attorno ; \Vnxlilnifton. U. f. , for their $ ! , prize ot nml n list of 200 Inventions xvnntpil. 11 C3 TAILOHH WANTUIJ. CONTINENTAL CITIng Ing Company. _ 11-M17 \VANTii : > . THAVnUNd SALttSMHN FOK < KIITB ; olil reliable house ; experience unnoc eiry ; extra Inducement * to customers ; 175 JIM | ier month nnel expenses. Cling. C. IHal & Co. . HI. Louis. 1I-M320 JU JIH.V WHO WILL WOHK roll 1 A DAY ; HA nry or commlrrlou pnlel , CHCIcn Sonp & M Ho. , Cincinnati , Ohio. _ 11- UO PISH 11,000 CASH I'OU DISTmillTTU circulars ; enclose Cc , U. H. Dlstrlbutl Ititrenti , Chicago. II- IXJ.VT I1IJ HAim UP ; I TOOK Mil. COhl ] ndvlcc ; took ngency for now Aluminum KOO niul other i-peclnHlou ; elegant , catchy feller cuntomors delighted ; permanent business ; make J5 to tlO n dn > , xxorli 0 hours ; no caplti Write II. World Mfjf. Co. , Columbus , O. 11-727 3' _ jso A witit : : SALARY AND nxpnxsns PA ] snlcrincn ; experience not necc sury ; pcrmnne position. The \V. J Kline Co. , St. l.ouls , Jl II-M73J TS' _ _ MAicr. MONIY nv"sii.i.iNo WHAT SIM Itcdf , nilury paid. Thomas Co. , KtiRlexxoo " . 11-731 3- . , fALi.s.MiN TO SHI. itealcni , JICO monthly nnd expenses ; cxpeikn unnecessary. Clinton Cigar Co. , Chicago. 11 750 3' iNd HALIHMIN : , TO siu , TO i\i em , J100 monthly uml expeiiies ; experience u necccjnry. Write for particulars , Acme riKi Co. , Chicago. 11 729 3' i : MUM TO AI > VIHTIBU : "i.u : tro , " the moilirn rcourlns yonp ; tnck p | r illstrlbiito clrculnrH , place Famplvn , oidcin , etc Fte.idy work , salary tlO wtckly nnd pxM | > rie The I.ustro Co. , Ciilcago. H 72S S * WANTHII , rou TIII : customs , railway null nnd other vxninlnatlai to bo held goon In thli ftnte ; lirlRht. ) oui nnd mliOlc nRid men to prepare bj mnl fplendld clnncc ot nppilnlm nt. i-nrtlculnm fr nlout nil Kovrrnment positions. National Co letpcmlrnrrItmtllnte , Dept II. , Wnslilnwtn 1) . C Write today. , H 733 3' I.KAIIN A TIlAOi : ; YOHNfTjinN Oil I.AI5H tnuRht enBinxliiff nt Imme In C months ; pv > ! 0 to JIM ) n week. Sent lOc for Instructions Wonvor Kngrnxlnu Co. , Olenn blilp. . Clneli nntl , Ohio. 11 729 3 " . . . MIN "ij to tnck up nch.'lllHliiK ilRns ; cxehislvo terr tory. JMK ) earned weekly working for ui thcwe mpnnlnff bu lncs . inclose- lOc for pos nse. paiklns samples , etc. Wilson rhrmlc : Co . T > rone. I'a. II 77C 3 Mi.V TO HUM. t'ANDV TO THI2 HKTAl trnde : steady cmplojini'iit. experience ui necessary ; } 75 monthly salary nnd oxpernes t com ; If offer satisfactory , nddrcsi with pal tlculnra conccrnltiK jourself , Consolidate C'anJy Co. , Chlcaso. 11 7S3 3 VVANTIM ) , MKN WISIIINO To"TAKIj"CIVl' ser\lco exnmlnullons ; icon to occur In Omah : for po tolllceclerks nnd carriers , to write fn xnlualilu Information ( free ) , U. S. llurcnu t Information. Cincinnati , O. 1 11 "SO 3 i.Anns-To TUY MY nnMnnr KOH SIIIMH : Huous hnlr ; sure , quick , permanent , harmless many tentlmonlala ; sample rent , sealed , free llutli 1 > . DcVere , box 431 , I'hlladclphla , I'o. C _ _ WANTKU. WOMAN TO MANAOH nilANCl olllcc ; small capital. Address , with stnrm _ C. ee. _ C-752 . - > AN inupATin : I.ADY WANTINO A a oi position , npply to Mr. P. nt Merchants' hotel Monday. Jnnunry 4 , from 10 n. in. to 3 p. m. C 743 2 _ BTIIONO , oiinnmNT ainu n to 10 YIAHI of nge. to nsslst In house work ; wages small work llcht ; German or Swede. Call nt .111 Corby st. C 742 3 _ WANTIID-A YOUNG I.ADY OP OOOD AI' penrnncc to trnxcl. Apply nt once , room 7 , No 119 N , lUth et. C 741 3 " I.ADV AaiNTS WANTnD TO SitJ. MSin Rule's fiiinntm toilet prep.irntlons ; agents inak IHK f i oin IJ3.M ) to J100.00 per week , write fo imrtlculnrs. Address Mme. M. Yale Clilcnco _ _ ' " _ _ a LA Dins TO TUY OUIl IlKMEDY roil VII imilo Oleorders ; sure , peimanent , hannlcn i-caled trial package free. Ohio Medical Co. SC iast 1'Diirlli M. . Cincinnati. O. C 710 3 TIN : PIUVATI : FAMILY cooics : } r.oo A xxcck ; ten Konernl house Klrls ; illnlng-rooir Blrls. CunaillHii olllcc , 1522 Douglan.C . C M771 4 WANTED. AN EXPEiiiENCED NUIISI : OIIIL for txxo chllilren ; refe-rcncea required Aililresi 2M South Seventh street , Council niuffx. C M7S2 5 roii iinvr notions. JIOUSES IN ALL PAIITS OP TII13 CITY. TlTT O. P. Davla Company. 1503 I'ariinm. D-C30 nousis ; IIUNUWA & co. , jos N. ISTH ST. D-C37 MODERN' HOUSES ; C. A. STAItlt 525 N Y I.I Pi : , D-CJ8 cuoici : nousis : AND COTTAOIS ALL ovin the city , i to JM. Klelellty , 170J Fanmm hi. IIOUSIIS , WALLACE , IIHOWN IJLOCIv 1GTH anilDouBlns. D CIO IIOUHIH. I.-HO.M n UP ; I.AROC LIST. MC- Cacuo Investment Co. , 1500 DoJeo stict-t. D-C11 . _ " " A iiKAimpuij IIOMC IN IZ\"KAYITTIJ"IM.ACG 8 rooms , nil modern , splendU condition , nc\er l > een rented before ; now offered at n low rental tu first clnrs tenant. Fidelity Trust Company , 1703 Karnam st. U 642 JIOUSIIS FLATS , O.UIVIN 11IIOS , 1013 PAIINAM D-CU Ken IUNT : , 512 N. SDTII ST. , T-IIOOM MODIUN house ; 120 IICP month. Inquire on premises. U-frll A Nl'MllKIt OP CKNTHAM.Y I.OCATHD. 5- loom cottages , city water In house ; JS.OO nnd J10.W. J. II , Kclkenncy , Knrbach block. D M2.il J10 POH HIINT 11V W. II. MCIKLi : . 1ST NATO. Hunk bldg. 253J Dnxenport T rooms , modern. JU. 2510 N. 19thxJ rooms , modern , J20. 1310 Spcnixr , 7 rooms , modern , | | J. p-Kl IIOUSKS FOII ni.VT. : IIIMIS , PAXTON iii.i ? D-M3C1 MOIiilN : C-HOOM HOUSK ; PINU CCNTIIAL location. E31 Bo. JUt street. D-Ma POU HKNT. iiiOANT : 8-IIOOM HOUHIJ NHAll Hanicom park ; modern ; splendid nelKhlHirhood ; 135.00. Ulckli. 30C N. Y. Life. -M7I1 3 NI\V : COTTACII : . con. sorn AND SAIILI : t . ; cellar , cistern , city xxuter ; only J3.00. in- HUlro 1318 Knrnnm. D-7S8 3 roil iii\TKiiii.M.siiin : HOO.MS. i-M7ic.c " s NiciFuiiNiRiiui ) nooMsj uniiTTT6ij5iT. kceplnit. 1112 H. lltli. 1J-MC92 JC JHJAtrriKUL. LA1KH3 PHONT HOOM ; HAY window ; mcHlern ; with or without board. 611 North 19th. II-MC'JI J3 * Pl'ltNIBHHD 11OOMH. 170S Douglas. i-72l-8 jnMiNi8iiii : > nooiiH ; iKUJaiKiupiNal steam hcut. J313 Douglas. . 12 M770 C * UUOMS AM ) IIOAHI ) . MuituiAM KTii ANiTuoBai : i'-MCU J UOO.MS AM ) IIOAHI ) . ( Continued ) DnumiTrt i. pt'iiNiKiini ) IIOOMR , wr Ixmrd , terms reasonable , The AUmny , : Douglas. F-MMI J ( 1IIIATKI ) IIOOMS AND IlOAHDj 13.50 UP. N. 19th. K-MMC-J ] IIOO1I3 POIl LIOIIT HOIJSKKKKI'INn A ! single room * nicely furnished , Wi N. Uth si r-joi-3 POII j OINTI.HMIN OH MAN AND wn desiring good rooms nnd Innrd , private fnml home comforts , address D 4 , Ilee. P 741 3 IH.KOANTI.Y PUltNlHIini ) 11OOM3 P ( IlKht hniisekeeplnt ! , or rooms with Mrst-cli board. Mrs J , II. Webster , 207 8 , 2tti ( st P-770JI NIPHIA PUHNIHHHD HOOMS ; STIW hent. Pundt residence , 21 ! Hotith 17th. P-773 1 TWO ni.nflANTI.Y Kl'HNISIir.D 1100 with nlcoxe ; with nr without bonrd , or I light housekeeping. Ill S. 25lli. P 7S7 3 SOPTII HOOMS. WITH BTHAM AND 1IOAII references. 20S No. ISth. P M7S1 4 FOR HIJ.NTlIXKfHMSIII2l ) IIOOMS HOO.MS. 15H IOP ( las. O 777 3' rou unvr STOIIUS AXD oriicis POU HINT , TIII : 4-sToiiY IIUICK iirii.D .nt fill I'nrnntn Ft. T.iH building hns n llrcpro cement baFcment , complete steam heating II tures , water on nil lloors ; gns , etc. Apply the olllce of The lice. I-OK COUNIH : sTonn ov I.ANOI : IH.OCK , PINI : ; location In clly for dru ? store. 1 335 JH Acn.NTSVA.Tnn. . WANTID. CAPAHI.K AND'SUCCESSFOL DI trlct , special nnd local ngcnls to represent tl Manhattan Life Insurance Company of Ne York In Nebrnikn , lown nnd South Dnkot special territory will be Khpn to cnch iihcn with the most liberal brokerage , or u long ni \nlunblc renewal contract , and with nuch sp clal help In the field ns will lrnurc the Hnje measure of success Per further Informntli plensc nddrcsi J. W. Dean S : Sons , Oener Agents , lice bldg. , Omnhn , Neb. J M230 J12 AQHNTS MAKtTTf. 00 To"jFsloO A DAY 1NTP.C iluchiK the "Comet , " the only Jl.fO snap Flu camera midc ; the grcnte t seller of the cei tury ; general nnd local ngenlH wanted n oxer the xxorld ; cxcluslxe territory ; xxrlte ti day for termi nn.l . snmlcs. | AlKcn-OleaM Co. , X 25 , Ua Crojsc. WIs. J-M717 H AOHNTS WANTI3D TO Sin.L PATKNT TUAC fasteners ; rclli nt slsht ; used nil nny bugg : outnt free to those meaning buslnrst. ( le Novelty Co. . Noblesxllle , Ind. J-749 3 WANTHD-LlVi : AQKNT.S IN HVIHIY COU : ty , city and stntc xxc t of the Mlsulsvlppl , I sell the Inteit , enrlcst Felling , best pa } It nrtlcle In the market. Address A. D. Gl.mce ; C12 Commercial Hulldlmr , St. Louis. J-743 3- MC IN STAMPS OETS AOENCY ANI > SAMPL nrllcle an > ] full particular * ; article nloi xx-orth J5 CO or money refunded. } | 00 per monl easily made. ( Ladles or cents. ) J. E. llnto Omalm , Neb. J 717 3 * OASLIC1IIT IN EVEUT HOUSE , NEWTS thliiK out. Attaches to ordinary lamps ; r chimneys ; pnfp , economical ; outfit free t nrtlxc xxorkeri" . either pex. Standard' Urn- Co. , M'f'rs , , CovlnKton , Ky. J 716 3 AOHNTS , Hl'STLEIlH. MAKE K I > A1LY SELI Ing only rcvnlvliiff grliMlo enke turner ; rninpl ! 0c. O. E. Jllekel , pole mfg. , llaxerhlll. Mnsi J 731 3 WANTED. AOENTS TOIl OtTIl NEVVVATEP. proof nnlicFtoit , rlay cooking xx-are ; xx-nrces , i to | 7 n day ; pay every vxeck. Cei.tnil Supnl Co. , Cincinnati. O. J 7S1 3" AVANTiiT ( ) ItHNT. ROO.M AND DOAIID WITIt PRIVATE TAXI lly by yoniiB lady ; central locntlon. near en line ; pnirnundliiKS must bo strictly first-clap ; Address D 7 , Ite-e. K 750 3 &TOIIACI : . OM. VAN S. STOHAGn. 1113 PAHNAM THI * J53 M-CI ; _ _ " PACiriC STOHAG13 AND WAUnHOUSlTco" S08-S10 Jones. Gencial storage nnd forwnnlliiK M-C4C _ AVAvrnn'ro nuv. H. OND-HOHSi : WAGON SUITAllLH POIl COAI hauling. O. W. Douglas & Co. , 13th nnd Call fornla. jj 721 3 rou SAI.H ruuxiTuiin. [ 'Oil SALI3 CIIKAP , HAD1ANT IIOMn III3AT Ing ktove ; nlinoat nexx- . Address D 12 , Hee. 0-775 3 _ _ _ _ _ rou SALnj : iuAi'isT IIAHDWOOD WOVUN COHN being mail. ; . C. U. Lee. 001 Douglas. Q CIS (100-2ND ( HAND TC POVVLUU. $50 ; OTHHH wheels , 13 to 120. Omnhn llicyclc Co. , 323 N. 10. Q-51 1 _ "OH SALi : . AN OLD KSTAHLISIIP.D HCAI estate nml Insurance business nt Sout.i Omahn. Address C CO , lice. Q MOJI-J * ; n\V YI3AIVS PHCSHNTfl. NI3AT AND fill ; draxvlng- Instruments nnd materials , Alvn J. arovcr. 318 j-'outh 15th street. Q M14i S IMITH PUIMIIH TYPHWHITKH , IN PIHST- class condition. Aelilreui L. H. Coman Frc- mont. Neb. Q MK9-J4 Ilin & 11UHGLAH SAFK8 ; NEW & 2ND hand ; safe nnd lock repairing ; combinations changed. J. J. Derlcht & Co. , 1116 Puinmr. . Q M900 G _ OH SAI.LPHiSII JUHSCY COW. MO N. 23d St. Q-M707 4 _ "OH SALi : . HIIMINQTON TYI'RWIHTCn , llrst class condition , at a bargain. Address I > 2 , Ilee. Q-72. S HHSHY CO\V. JUST FRKSII. IIIO MILKHH. large tents. % ery kind , handsome ; regUtcrcd butler record 15 Ibs. per week. D 0 , Hee. Q-753 3 _ win cunn POU CONSTIPATION ; SIND we for formula. Adtlrcss II. T. Co. , Ccn. ! Del. , Omaha , Neb. Q 751 3 * tOO HU. COHN , ICC. NI3AH STATION ; ONI3 year cilb rent free. W. L. Selby. Q 7CO 3 AUNDHY. GOOD WOHIC AND GOOD WAGHS Is the motto of the City Steam Loundry. 211 So. llth St. . Tel. 201 H 119-J5 CLAHVOYA.VrS. .UN. . PniTZ , CLAIIIVOYANT. 1509 CALII'OU- nla. S 234-J5 * SIASSAOI : iiATiis , ITC. Mi : SMITH , 1121 DOUGLAS , HOOM B ; MAS- and eteam baths. T S17C7 9 : iSS AMHS , VAPOH HAT11S , MASSAGn. D07 B. 13lh , room 3. T 1CS-JC * IUHSOXAL. UI'TUIli : CtJIinD ; NO PAIN ; NO UnTUN- tlon from business ; we refer to hundreds of patients cured. O. n. Miller Co. , 717 N. Y. Life building , Omaha , Neb. U C49 \T1IS , MAHSAGi : . MMK. POST , 319Vj S. 15TH , U-C50 is. YOU CAN oirr SHIHTS LAUNDIIUD : for Cc , but If > nu xx'ant good xxork , luixo them done at the Clly Steam laundry , 211 So. llth. Tel. 25) ) . U 11S-J3 JT THIS OUT AND PHKSCNT IT TO 1'HOC- lor , C1C S. ICth st. , with U.W , nnd get 12 extra llnlshcd cabinet photos nnd one extin carbon llnlshcd panel ; 30 da > aonly. U M1I9J3 U ITUItn PRUMANIJNTLY CUHHD ; I\\Y whaii cuied ; no pain , no detention from busl- ices , Pldcllty llupture Cure , 301 Ilee bldg.Omalm - . U J ANTI3U , MiN AND WlAlCN TO Iso our goods In nery county In Nebraska ; : oed pay ; rend rtump for particulars. 13. S. 'o. , 1019 llarney St. , Omaha , Neb.U U 21 J28 AIUlY-WHlTi : TO IIANDSOMI3 RADIUS > r honorublo men ; many rich ; tend lOa nrd oln corresponding club. Hex 1513. Denxer , : olo. U-MTOO 7 kDY PAUTNnil ; SMALL CAPITAL ; IIUHI. ness pajlni ; J30.00 tu J40.CO i > er week. D 10. lee. U 774 3 HOON TO WIVnS ; WIVnS WHO , UNI/OH- unutely uro not mothers , but are desirous of wcomlni : maternal , by consulting Mrs. Greene , h moit eminent maternul rpiclallit known , kill be convlncfd that all obstacles ran be re- noxed by natural causes und the coxcted icon obtained ; all diseases peculiar to women uccetsfully treated ; no invdlclno used ( no lirlillun science ) , no money rcceUi'd until the vtlred rrsults are obtulntd. Mrs , Green's lutlioda nrei bated upon scientific principles , ml are Indorsed by eminent ploslolans , sur- eons and cltUens of Chlcugo and other cities. In. ( IriThe xvlll remain here but a short Ima und can be seen at the Mrrrlum hotel , illi and Dodge ttrvcts , from a , m. until S . ui. v ry day. U 7U 1 * ( Contlnueil ) iNLAiiai3 : vorn HPSTS. LADIHS , 4 TO Inchm , nt home , xxlth Dr. Conwny'n Hust T lolds , nt trining cost ; JI.OOO for a case xxe c not ; those developed In jnst i : > enm pmxc ' permanenlj senlnl facts , 4e stamp. Conx' ' Specific Co. , 133 Tremont St. , Hocton , Musi U-780 ! WANTHD , tlllNTLUMAN COIMinSPONDi : by refined middle need lady. Addre s Hex Panning , loxvn. U 754 ; VIAVI ix > u trrniuis'n THOUHLIS. : 348-8 11 bldg. Physician , conciliation or health b < free. U 7 ! MO.MV TO LA.\HIAL IJSTATI : ANTHONY I/JAN & THt'RT CO. , 313 N. Y. i quick money nt loxx-rales for choice farm lot In loxxn , northern Mlssouil , caetcrn Ncbras ! W-M CITY LOANS. C. A. STAHH , 23 N. Y. LIT W-tt MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPIIOVI'.D OMA1 real estate , llrennnn , Loxc Co. , Pnxlon bloi W-CS LOANS ON IMPIlOVnD .t UNIMPHOVCD CI' propel ty. W. Parimm Smith & Co.U0 Pnrna W-C5 MONIY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVID OMAI proiierty. U. S. Moitgngc & Trust Coinp.il Ncxv Yolk. POKPV & Thomas , Agents , No. Plrat National Hank Hldg. W 05 MONRY TO LOAN AT LOU' llATCfi ! TI O. P. Davis Co. . 1505 Pninnm St. W GO MONM3Y TO IX3ANONOMA i/l'llO loxxcst rates ; building loans xxnnted , Kldel Trust Company , 17C2 Purnnm St. W K jioo , $ : co , on ; oo. P. D. WIAD : , 10 & DOUOL ; W 1S2- _ c PIH CINT MONIY : TO I.OAN ON"OAIAI property. Neb. farms. W. II , Mclklc 1st Natl. W-CC _ _ _ _ $700.00 TO LOAN ON MUST MOHTOAOn S curlty. W. A. Spencer , 1C14 Karnam Bt. W-M7C2 MOXUY TO I.OAX CIIATTIiS. MONP.Y TO IXJAN ON PUUNITPUH , PIANC horses , xxngons. etc. , nt loxxest rates In clt no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; > can pay the loan off at nny time or In n amount. OMAHA MOHTGAun I.OAN CO. . CCO So. 10th St X-Cii , MONCY TO LOAN. 30. CO , 90 "DAYS ; "PUHN ture , pianos , etc. Duff Green room 8 Harker b ! X-Gffi Ht'SIXKSS CIIVACI2S. I'OU SALI3 , AHOUT 2.0M LHS. MINION TYP 700 Ibs. agate , 150 pnlr two-third cases , double Iron stnnds for txxo-thlnl cnscs. Tl material xxns used on The Om.ihn Hee , nnd In fnlrly good condition. Will be sold ehe , In bulk or In quantities to cult purchase Apply In person or by mall to The Hco Pu llshlng Company , Omaha. Neb. Y 71 ! TO GnT IN OH OUT OV Hl'Sl.NT.SS GO TO J. Gibson , Oil 1st Nal'l Ilk. llulldlnff. Y 3C ( MI3AT MAllICnT. J3M ; HKCCIPTS J25 Pi : day. J. J. Gibson , 014 First Nntlonal bank. Y 11595-J 10 ixm SALI : , NI\VSPAPIH AND .1011 OPPIC ImoxMi us the Ashland Ncxxs ; good ns licv will Invoice Jl.BOOOO ; sell for $1.000 ; $ .00 cnsl for buslnc-rj , the plant x\lll haxc to be moxej Address Gco'gc U. 1'lcKctt , Ashland , Neb. Y-MtSl J3 ' PIUST-CLASS HHTAIL Ol I'OU SALn. A - business ; no trades. Call on or address W. 1 Center. Port Dodge. In. Y MC94 J7 roil SALI3 OH nXCHANOK J20.COO Oo"pAlD I' stock In a jobbing lioiuo of cxccllvnt reputi tlon xxlth n Rood tindc. Tiie paity oftcrliK H stock Is n salaried olllcer nnd the purchase If a man of good cxecutlxc ability nnd di slrous of accepting an actlxc potHlon , may I cUeteil to tieoillcc. . Addril s Poxxell k Potte : 1017 Parnam ttreet , Omaha , Neb. Y 725 11 313T HIGH QUICKLY ; SHND KOH "MO I > xe-ntloiiH Wnnted. " ndgar Tnte & Co. . 2 H'dxxny , N. Y. Y MONnY. IP YOU WANT TO LPAHN IIO\ you cnn make money In Wall rtrvet on $ , nnd upx\nids , Fend for my plan of ppeculatlo ( free ) 13. Mortimer Pine- , Hanker and Ilrolcei 44 Ilroadnay , New York. Y 737 5 * [ 'Oil SALn CHEAP. IIAKI3HY. ItnSTAUHAN' and confectlonarj ; stock nnd fixtures , In toxv of 3r,00 ; excellent location und doing n goo business. I'or further Information xxrlte J. I lAila. . I'ulls City. Neb. Y M70S 4 NVKSTIGATI : ri iTi ; jFsr WILVT YO xx'ant ; stock of hnrdxxarc , furniture , etc. . etc Inxolce $ CCOO , neat nnd clean , three room : rent cheap , no trade. Address D 3 , Omah Dally lice. Y ipncuLATons. ATTENTION ; THADE TJ commodities dealt In upon the Chicago Hoar of Trnde ; send your orders through rcsponslbl house ; our olllce nearest pits ; xxlicat , proxh Ions etc. , noxv offer exceptional oppnrtunltlc for big profits ; ve hnxe made money In specu latlcn for our cuBtorners ; send for booklet c margin tradlnc nnd statistics ; nlso dally mm kct letter , both free. Write II. II. ll.iuma & Co. , Chicago Hoard of Trnde llldg. , Chicago Y 735 3 * I13ND POIl "HOW TO SPECULATE. " PPL ] Information about trading xxlth small capita In grain nnd provisions : mallei free. L. 11 Jamleton ti Co. , Members Open Hoard o Trade323 Hlalto Hldg. , Chicago. Y 763 3 roa i3.vciiA.\ri3. IONEY LOANED ON 1HCYCLES WHU.N people expect to make an exchange In spring Neb. C > cle Co. . 15th nnd Hartley. X 219 J9 NIAH SNOIIOMISII. WASHINGTON for property further cast. Selby , 1C03 Parnam 'A 3-J4 _ nitEOATED NCHIIASKA LAND. CLEAH > 6ll Equity In Onuha business block ; oxxi.er wll be In city January S. Call on or address J. J , Gibbon , 014 1st Nntl Hang Illdg. X-WS-J8 0 nXCIiANOn PrN13 PAHM , ICO ACHES ; half under cultlxatlon , central Nebraska , line Improvements , OCO bu. corn In crib ; xxant Etoch groceries or cencral merchandise. Address D 8 , Hee. _ _ K 709 3 N ELEGANT , MODEIIN , TEN-UOOM HOUKi ; und lot , xxlll take some certificate's of depot-It Omaha Sax Ings bank. Address 1) 14. Hoe X-77S 3' rou SALI : iiuAL IJSTATI : . U&THACTS , THE IJYRON HEED COMPANY. HE-6C3 , ' 13 HAVE HAHGAIN8 IN HOMES ; ALSO farms , and xvant more , lUt ) our property xxlth us. G. M. Nuttlngcr Ai Co. . 1701 Parnam , HE CC3 OUSES , IXTS , FAHMS , LANDS , LOANS Gio. 1' . Hcmls Heal Estate Co. , Paxton blk. Ui-tCI k'lHOINIA AND TIIE CAHOL1NAS ILLU3- [ rated , " gives general Infoimatlon about the three stntes , nnd detailed descriptions of line rarms for sale ; photograxures of buildings mil scenery. Sent postpaid foi 25c. The South- ira Pnrm Agency , I.jnchbuiy , Vu.HE HE 730 3 \ FINE 40-ACHE PAIlir , NINE MILES lorth of the postolfice , vxlth 000 bearing np- dc trees , largo ( intimities of small fruits , pear , .herry , plum and other trees ; good house , icarly ncxv ; price $100.00 per acre ; Improxe- nents nro fully xxorth It. II. II. Harder , Agent , 70J Pnrnnm , Ilee Uulldlng. HE M7G3 S O.CO POU FINE PULL M-FOOT LOT , WOHTII 000.00. Wo nro authorized to offer 10 lots In the lorth part of the city , within txvo blocks of ho motor nt $200,00 each , on easy terms. In- eiest nt G per cent. These lots were put on ho market nt $700.00 each. Many In the- same iddltlon Iiax-o been sold xvltl In the last three ears nt $150.00 to $50000 each. They are the iest Inxestment In Omahn. nnd will ull.be sold nslile of two xveeks. Cull nt once for further mrtlculnm. Fidelity Trust Company , S. IJ. ! or , lice Uldg. HE M7GI 5 JOO nUYH 1JOT ON CENTEH STHKET. tlth frnnll cottage ; one rnlle south of court louse ; on grade ; shade trees ; easy terms l > ron It. Hastings , 212 So. lull st. st.UE786 UE-786 3 IIICYOMJM. C'YCLES ; COO PINE SECONDHAND WHEELS II makes , inrlit bo closed out. 15 to $10 : write or descrlptlxo lists. K. T. Mend Cjclo Co. , Ihlcago. 'E INS. POLICIES BOUGHT. W. K. IIOLDEN ceo uwi.vn MAciuxns AXO SUPPLIES. W HOME ] HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE mlntf machine olllce , 1014 Cap. Ave. Til. 107) ) . 67' PAU'MIHOKICUH. MAUOW1TZ LOANS MONKV. 413 N. 10 ST. (71 LOST. liST , ON DECEMIinn G , HT llEtlNAHD I'll months i Id $ . (0 ( rexxnrd for bin return E. U Hobcrtson. > T.n nnJ l.cnxcnxvurih _ _ _ _ THlfpAHTY WH7 > TOOK THE LAD1EI xxork lioxes nt C. Wultrknnson's carpenter slu nt 2th nnd l axvfiniirtli streets return tV same or $10 ami nlnimig xvlll be snld , Lost 72J--4 * . - . - LOST , JAN. 1ST. TIIUEE-STONI3 DIAMON ring , between 2ltllnroi Tpinpleton nxe. mi Omnhn Printing Uo.-iiUclu.rn to 22SI Fnrnnn I < nrgc rexxnrd , Lost 761 3 LOST OH STOLEN ; iiAHK GHAY ANOOH , cnt. having collnVI , Vlth henrt-sinped pail lock ; goes by the .nnroo of "llaM. ( " Hexxnr xxlll be glxcn tor lil wturn to li'3 ' DodKe si ii < \ , Ix ) t760 3 " * rAl1l"rOII ! HUM' . i r GOOD SO-ACHE KAljlTi > POU HENT , 3 < J MILEi west of city limitslessee ! cnn buy the build Ings and complete farinltiB outfit for $000 fron present tenant. Hcmla. I'nxton block M 511 IIPILDIXG AXI1 I.OA.V ASSOCIATIOXS SHAHES IN MUTPAL L. Jt It. APS'N PAYS ( 7. 8 per cent xxhen 1 , 2 , 3 jcnrs old ; nlxxass re dcemnbtc. 1701 Parnam St. Nattlngcr , Sec.tm tm HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOO1 Interest on fnvliiRp. Apply to Oninhsi L. .t I ) Ass'n , 1701 Fnrnnm. O. M > Nalllngcr , Sec. CC9 IACKII > . irr M. H. WALKIN'S PHICES ON PUHNI ture packing , repairing , upholsteilng ; tint tresses made and renoxntcd ; 2111 Cumins. Tel 1331. G7I HATH HUSSIAN. TUHKISH. AND MEDICATEI baths , CO cents , nlso cxcluedvc department fin ladles ; ox-crjthing ncxv ; ladles' Imlr dioslnr nnd barber shop In connection. 107 S. 14l'i. 675 TVPinVIUTISHS. GET TIIE HEST TVPEWH1TEHS ; SUPPLIES repairs. United Typewriter & Supplies Co. 1G12 Pnrnnm St , G70June30 lIir..SHll.VKl\G. DHESSM A KINO , IN FAMILIES. MISS Sturdy , 4301 Hurdettc. M 453-J19 * DUESSMAKING 11Y THE DAY ; WOHIC OUAll nnteed. C 39. lice. M7CO 9 * SIIOUTIIAM ) AM ) TYPn A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , Oil N. Y. LITE _ _ C7 : AT OMAHA HUS.COLLEGE , 1GTII & DOUGLAS. G73 .MUSIC , AIIT Axn OEOHOE P. OELLENIIECK. 11AN.1O , MAN DO. lln nnd guitar tencher. Hooiu 412 Ilee Hldg. Tel. 2:8. 100 IlECHTOLDPIUNTEnimO\VN 11LK. TI'I * 1013. MJ : J-u LADIES' CIIICIIESTEn'S ENGLISH PENNY- ruyal Pills ( Diamond brand ) arc the best. Safe , reliable. Take no other. Send 4c stamps for particulars , "Hellef for Lnelicv , " In letter by return mnll. At druggists. Chlehester Chem ical Co. , Philadelphia , Pa. Mention Ilee. WAM'iiTO IIOIIHOW. WANTED TO HOUHOW. 4COO.CO ON IMPHOVED farm In eastern NclAatlvi. Address D 11 , Itce. , M772 0 * I'lIYSICAjj-C'l'I.Tt'HIJ. ' ELOCUTION. MIIS..1W. N. DOIIWAHD , C23 N. isth. -MGS KJ SUES & CO. , PATLN'T SOLICITORS , Uninlin , Nobr Advlco and I'.ucnt Hue , , , I. " ItKU Ddlcc of Lec-Clarko-Androcscn llnnlxx-aro Company , Omiiliar.ls'ob. ( Dec. 12 , 185G : Notice Is hereby given to the stocUholelors 3f the L.cc-Clnrku-'Andreoiicn ' Unrdxvaro : omjnnv ) that Die annual meeting of the UocklioldorH of tie company \ , \ \ \ bo hcW U tlm olllccs of the said company. Noa. 21S. IL'21 and 1223 Harnoy stroot. In the city ) f Omaha , In the state of Nebraska , on rucsday. January 12 , A. IX 1S37. nt 3 o'clock ) . in. , for the purpo of olectltig a board if directors for the company , to nerve dur- IIK the cnattlnB year , and to transact such ) tner business as mav bo orrsented at such neetlni , ' . ( Seal. ) II. J. LEE , Attest : I'rcbldcnt. W. M. GLASS , Scrretary. Dccl2d22t . . The annual meeting of tlio stockholders if The Uee Building company will bo held n the olllco of The- Omaha Hee , Om.iha , s'ob. , at I o'clock p. m. , Tuesday , January 9. 1.SD7 , for the purpose ) of electing a board if directors for the e-nsuliiff year and the ranbuctlon of such other buslneps as may iropcrly come before the mcvtlnff. By rder of the president. N , P. PEIL , Secretary. D2Sd21t m & o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Xiillre * of IrrlKiitiuii Horn ) Hale. The directors of the Middle Loup Val- ? y Irrigation district Invite sealed pro- osals for JICO.OOO ( In p.irt orholc ) of ends of said district up to 2 p. m. of Jan- ary 19. 1M 7. Address , CIIAULES NICOLAT Secretary , Sareciit. Neb. RAILWAY TIME CARD Leaves IllURLINGTON & MO. IlIVER lArrlves pm.iliai'l'nlonpe'pot.lClli ' & Mason jsts. | Omaha 8:35nm. . Uenxcr Express. . . . . . . 0:55am 4.33pm Illk Hills Mont & Puaet Snd Ex. 4.03pir 4:3..pni : Denxei Ekjirerx 4:0.'pm : 7.05pm. . .Lincoln Local ( ex Sunday ) . , . . 745pn ; 2 _ : ! > 5pni. . Lincoln Ixical ( ex. Kunda.ll:30.im : LwucTlCHICAGO , IJURLINGTON &QJArfixcT ? OinnliaLnlun | ? Depot , loth & Ma cn * la.Oinaha \ 5:00iun : 7.Cliicnso Vectlhile . . 5COani : 9iSiun : Chicago Expre&s 4K : > pm 7.50pm..Chicago & St Loula Exprets. . 8:00am : lUlOain 1'aclllc Junction Local. . . . . . . GUOpm _ : _ Knst Mall 2:50pm : . UmalmUnloll | Depot , Hth .Xi Mamn ril. < j Oinii'm C:30pm ClilcnEO Limited 8C5am : llOOam..ChlcaKo ! Hxprcps ( ex. Sunelaj ) . . . 35i : > m I caxe-s ( CHICAGO & NOIiTlI\VI.STN.Arrives' : | OniahnJnIon | De-pot , ICUi " i .XUju'i Sla. | Omalm lOJSam Knftern Ilxprces 3:40pm : 4 : < r > | > .m Vuitllmleil Limited 0:40pm ! > : ! > 5 | > ni St , I'aul Impress 9:0im : C:40am : St. Paul Limited 0K : > pm 7:20mi..Carroll : & Sioux City Ix > ca.ll:10pm ! : C:30pni : Omalm Chicago Special S.OO.un . .MlEboml Valley Local 9:30am : Leaves ICIIICAGO , H. I. & OinahaltJnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Hls.f umaln " ' I'-AS-f. lOMOjin..Atlantic Expitffs ( ex. Sunday ) . . & :3pm : ! : 700pm ; NlKhrExpre 88 816am ; 450pm..Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:3pm 4iOpiii..St. : ! Paul VcstlliiUed Limited , . . . l:3Jpm : l:40pm : . Colorado Limited . 4:00pm : ' " Iav eTI C ST 1' M. & 0 JArrlxcs OirmhaUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. | Uninliu I:30im..Jiloux : | lty Uxprcss ( e-x. Sun..llMuni ) ; SUSntn. . . .Sioux City , Accommodation , . . . 800pm ; OilCpm. . . . . . . . .St. 1'atfl xl.lmltcd . . 910jm Lenv ciT ) P.7"E. . & Mo7 VALLKVi I Arrl7eT Omahaf Depot , IMIi nujIVglntcr Ht . | Omaha 3:0 : < ) pm . , Kutt Mnll anil ixpreen . & ; 00pm 3:00pm.ex. Kat.Vvx. . ( x. lion. ) . . CiCOpni 7HO : in.rremont lxcnlJKuiu7.iyu ( only ) , . 7Mmn. : . , , Norfolk llxnreKS ( ex , 8un.10:2Jam ) : Csljpm , , . ' . tit. Patiti' Itxpiceti . . . . . . 9:10am : leaves I K. C. , BV7 W"C ? i JArrlevcr Ointtlmllnlon [ Depot , luuifc Mneon fils. | On..l.a ll.iJain..KaiiHa City D.iy l xprcsa. , , , CUftjim IQiOOpin.K. C. Nlsht iflvU ; ( U. P. Trans. _ :30am : Leaves. | JlfHSOOltrpACiKia5 [ ArrlveT Omahal Depot. ISth lh& . WCbuter iila. | Umuha 3bOim..Nebraeku ; | & Kansas Limited , , . IZKpm D:3Upm : . KanpUB City 12xprr 9 . CiCOam 5l5pm..NeliniBl ! < a Loc.iI Jex. U'lixcsl SIOUX C1TV & PAUiriU , lArrixcn Omuhal Depot. Utli nml Webiter Ht . | Omaha Oillpin . St. _ Pou 1 l.linllca. . 8:10am : I.eov'eTI 'SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. " ( Arrlx eg' QmtthalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mmon Bti. | Oinnha HHOum , , . , , . . . .Bt. Paul Putitnger . llilOpni 7:30nm : . . . .Hloux City I'u tnue'r. . li00pm ; tMim ! | . . .Ht. Paul Limited . 9 .Ma in tx-aveg I UNION PACIFIC. lArrlxe * OimilialUnlon Depot 10th & Ma on Bl . ( Omaha 82flain..iOxerIanit ; LlmlMd . 44Spm ; 30pm.llcnt'to ; & Hlrom li'K ix. : ( ex Kun.3uQpm ) : 6Upmarund : Inlniul Hxpreia ( ex , Bun ) . ! . &U | > m atJOpm. . . . . . . Knit Mnll . lC-o.im I WAI1AHII HA IIAVAY. "T/ OniHlialUnlon Depot , 10th & Maion BU.I Uinnlu t:0pm. . , . Tlio past ycnr wna a remarkable one Ii tlio bicycle trade. A larger number o xvheels xxcro disposed of than In any nre'vl oils > car. In fact , tlio bicycle craze renehrt Its UlRliest point by midsummer , and \va follo\icd by a sharp relapse. This xxas dui to the enormous Increase In tlio output , far excccdlnR tlio demand , great as It was that the Inevitable collnpso came , carrylm down a score or more of makers of wheels throxvlng their stocks on the market and In crcasliiR the slut. The older factories , hoxv ever , were not materially disturbed , thougl many of them \\crc forced to shave tholi century prices on the quiet. On tlio xvhole the amount of business transacted was i record breaker. H U estimated that at present there arc 4,000,000 bicycle riders In the United States There are nt least 250 reputable \xhccl man ufacturcrs In the United States , besides f host of smaller concerns that cannot bi strictly called manufacturers. Over $60 , ' 000,000 Is Imcstcd In the plants , ixhleh KV ! < employment to more than 70,000 persons It 1.3 estimated that the xx heels turned oui last Eeason exceeded 1,000,000. A xxhol ( army \xorkmcn are ctiKaKcd In mnkliu bicycle sundries and In repairing. The whec has brought prosperity to numberless conn try hotels and road houses which had be conic almos.1 . extinct rlnco the decline o : coaching. JTclcgraph messengers , postmen lamplighters , building and street Inspectors "walking delegates , " policemen , firemen coast patrollcrs , express messengers , doctots and others are all using the- bicycle In thcli respective \ocatlon ? . The experiments used to demonstrate the applicability of the bicycle for war purpose : l.avo . been entirely successful , so that this opens up a new field of usefulness. The craze for colored frames continue ) and will probably last thiough this year "Tho enamel makers , " sa > s a member o the trade , "report largo orders ( or rolorci' goods , and from this It may bo safely In fcrred that bicycle makers expect that tin demand for wheels llnlshcd In colors xxll bo very extensive In 1S07. Of course sonu maker's ha\o had distinctive colors for i. . long time , but some of the largest makers have fouqht against finishing their xvhcclt in anything but black , rightly protesting against the annoyance and expense attend- anH upon piinnicllng wheels In all the coloin of the rainbow. The- reasons which Induce the average rider to buy n xxhce-1 of a fancj color are readily apparent , as the desire to have something out of the common is natural. The advocates of the exclusive use of black ci'amul contend that xx-hcels of x'arl-colorcd hues show wear more quickly , and that should the enamel become chipped , r.s It la likely to from sundry knocks xxhlch every xxhecl gets , more or Irss , It ehovxs much nioro plainly than does black. On the other hand , the supporters otthe color Idea maintain that a distinctive color , besides belli. ! ; an adxe rtlsemcnt , is advantageous in that dust Is not tihou-n so quickly and the appearance 13 Improved. " Thcro Is something new in electric lamps , and a patent baa been taken out for It. It Is supplied xxlth electricity produced by a generator attached to the rear fork , xx-Ith an armature rcvolxed by a band running from i grooved xx heel on the rear hub. The In ventor contends that when going at a modcr. ito speed n , light of normal candle-poxxcr la produced , and , of course , the ! higher the speed the greater the light. The advantage 3f this lamp over other electric lamps n that the weight of the battery is got rU jf. The weight of the apparatus for the noxv iffalr la not given , but apparently It cannot JO very great. Only a bulb would be needed MI the bead ot the wheel , connected with : Uo generator by a flno wire. A recent Invention to facilitates field opera- .ions la the typewriter bicycle. This con- dsts of a typewriter mounted on a servlco- thlo wheel , xxhlch can follow the movements > f an armv through an ordinary stretch ot : ountry. The operator can take commands mil general orders In shorthand and strike iff several duplicates on the typexvrlter , being icld erect by portable props. It 1ms been ricd In England and \\orkcd very Eatlsfac- orlly. The women bicyclists of England are noxv llvldcd into two hostile camps the "skirts" ind the "ratlonals , " and neither will play * -ltli the other. Tha word "rational" is mak- ng trouble , as so vague a euphemism might 10 expected to do. Docs It Include short klr3 ! of the Tahiti variety or can only 'knlchers" ' EO on "rational" tours ? Is thu UHcult question that Is agitating London. A novelty In bicycles has been got up in icrmany. It Is called tlm Eiffel tandem. Tha ear Beat Is at the ordinary height from the round ; the other rider la perched aloft some xventy feet , reaching his elevated position y a sort of ladder , presumably after the man i the rear has tot the veMcle under way. There must bo considerable dlfllculty In keep Ing the machine balanced. Such n vehlcli can have no practical use , although It L suggested that the rider up aloft Is In t position to keep a good lookout. Bicycles propelled by electricity or ono o : the petroleum products have been made , bill are not In use to any extent. In Franco c pneumatic tricycle hcarso has been built. A velocipede ambulance Is in use In the Ilcrlli hospitals. U obviates many of the disad vantages arising from the use of horses , The transportation of patients is accom plished with more case and comfort. It runs on five wheels , of which the four rear OUCE support the boely of the ambulance , the front ono serving as a guiding wheel. The vehi cle Is propelled by txvo portions. Since Jerry Simpson Is returning to con gress It Is recalled In Washington that ho was the very first representative to throw dignity to the winds and to appear sailing doxxn Pennsylvania , avenue on bicycle. The iny ; exhilaration which v.as apparent In his steel steed In front of the capltol quickly made the example ) contagious , and Congress man Tom Johnson , slnglo taxcr nnd frco tiadcr , was the next to brave public opinion. That broke the Ice , jind so many ot them use the wheel noxv on the streets ot the capital city Chat no ono keeps eny track of the nexv members who are learning from tlmo to time. Judge Ycrkes of Bucks county , Pennsyl vania , ulttlng In the quarter sessions court ono day last week , declared solemnly that the bicycle Is a promoter of crime. He said that It was astonishing the amount of crime that grew out of the blcyclo trade , and that at least one-third ot the business of the criminal court was mada up by persons who are led astray by some connection with the wheel. The case that evoked these astonishing statements xvnu that of William II. Freeman , who had just pleaded guilty to forging the name of his employer , J. II. lIlnlcHon , a grocer , to a check for J5G.75 vxlth which to get cash to buy a blcyclo. Hlnkson In his testimony evidently coin cided with the views of the judge , lllnkson said , ruefully , that ha could sit at his front window and count dozens ot persons riding merrily past who oxvcd him grocery bills , A dealer was next called to thu stand and swore that Freeman had purchased a blcyclo from him and had tendered a check for $50.75 $ , signed by Mr. lllnkson , as a llrst pay ment , and asked that ho bo given the differ ence In cash. At this testimony the prisoner sat doxvn , utterly collapsed , and admitted Lhat ho had attempted tu deceive the court. /V / sentence of nine months was Imposed , TMHII : OMAHA CIIACKH. OliNe-rx nlloiiH of a WlirclhiK I'rontiitrr till liiH-al .NotnlilpH , The Cycling West of Denver devotes con- ildorablu upaco to racing picture * of three noted Omaha wheelmen , and has I his to nay ; oncernlng their careers on the pneumatic itccd : "Louis Klcechcr la known from ono end of the country to the other ns one ot Omaha's racing men , xxhoso record dates back In the lavs ot the "good old ordinary , " nnd xvho holds perhaps na many prlres as nny ama teur xx ho la still to be found on the race track of that city. During the IMSI year Mi- . Floschcrnn flvo first prlrra. nlm < seconds ends nnd four thirds twelve unpnced which slvcs him flccomt place' , on the tabulated list of local rldcM recently published. In 'S9 ho won several races on the ordi nary ; later he carried off his Bhare > of rac ing laurels. In ' 90 ho won the two-mile itato championship , xvhllo at St. Joe , Mo. , In ' 1M , ho won the "free-for-all" otato chnm- lilonahip. lie also won eleven atralght incra at the Coliseum , nnd an $ S ! > diamond medal la one of the trophies which ho prizes very highly. "Virgil Hall Is one ot Omaha'u xvcll known racing man , having come to that city In the spring of 1S90 from Missouri. Throughout the .entire season ho mndo a first-class showing , winning n novlco race nt the Charles Street park early In the Bpring , nnd later two llrst prizes at Fremont , four drat places at Omaha nnd ono flrrt and txvo seconds nt I'lattsmnuth. During the entire season Mr. Hall displaced the tight spirit and xxon for himself n host ot friends nnd ordent admirer * . Ho rode a wheel weighing only eighteen pounds , nnd ahv.iys added much Interest In the several events In which he entered. "Aside from Harry Edghlll ( the phenom enal kid ) , Charles H. Hall of Omaha , Xcb. , won gt cater distinction In the short space of time In which he has been on the race track of that city , perhaps , than nny other local rider. Mr. Hnll came from Mound City , Mo. , and throughout the entire soaran I'as made a wonderful showing. With .Mr. Lafferty they broke the loxva state record for u half mile , riding It In 0:51. He nlso captured the Io\xa stale record for the mile single paced In 2:11 : , doing his own pacing. At Kearney , Neb. , he rode a halt mile In 1:03 , standing start , on a single \\hccl. At the old fair grounds , on a tandem , ho rode a half In 0:59. : Ho vxon the new wheel offered by the Pacemaker of Lincoln for the rider making the quickest tlmo over the Lincoln- Beatrice course , covering the distance , forty- three miles , In 2:03 : In the face of many ob stacles ; the roads wcro very rough and the course Is very hilly. He enjoys the re-puta- tlon of being ono of the fastest riders In Ills class at Omaha and will no doubt be seen with the balance on the track next season In the front ranks. " SONG OK TIIH CYCI.I2. I Vouth'H Companion. This Is the toy , beyond Aladdin's dream ing , The magic wheel , upon whose hub Is wound All toads , although they reach the \voild aiound O'ervextern plains or Orient's Oert'rts gleaming. This is the skcln from which each day unravels Such nexv delights , such witching fllgl.'t , Btich JOJ-H O' bounding- blood , of sl.vJ cscapo from llOlbC Such ventures , begfcarlngold Otusoe'j travels ! It Is as If some mighty necromancer. At king's command , to pleitho his lady's whim , Instilled nuch virtue In n rubber rim. And brought It forth as his trumphant nnsxver. betwron the runners , which , by the way , re * BMiiblo very long skates. They ro easily , . ' nttnchcd ( o nny bicycle nnd ns easily taken . off. off.Tho spiked tire , which la mndo tent nt tightly nround the pneumatic tire , Is ot steel , xxhlch makes It n gunrd ngnlnst punctures , which would be llnblo to occur. If the rubber tire xxcro not protected from the Jagged edges of the Ice or frozen nnoxv. The Bplkca xxhlch propel the machine have flanged hcada on the Inner nldo of the tire J ) nnd nre riinrply pointed , thus securing1 siilllclent purchase on the Ice to propel Iho machine xvlth the greatest case. llcforo adjusting the atccl-cplkcd tire the rubber tire must be dcllntcd , then nfter nd Justmcnt It Is luilntcd nnd the baud Is tlnifl held eccurcly. A strip ot canvas In placed bctxxccn the rubber nud the etecl tire , xvhlch prevents the atccl from Injuring the rubber. A brnkc IH unnecessary , ns by lmpy ] bearing doxvn on the pcdnls the ma chine stops and the spikes reaching In Ilia Ice assist In stopping the mnchlne. A * The runner , which replaces the front > wheel , Is light , very sharp and hollow ground , making It Impossible for nny nccl dents to oocur from slipping or turning when riding at full speed. A runner for exclusive use on the nnoxv Is secured to the Ice runner by n key on the front upper portion of the latter , a strop being attached from the front of the runner to tlio fork of the frame .so no tn hold the runner securely should It strlko a stone by accident , or anything likely to cnuso the blcyclo to Jnr. Otu > great beauty ot this Icc-nttachment Is that It can bo filled to any style of wheel , nnd the construction Is so simple nnd light that faster time can be made with the Ice blcyclo than with the ordlnaiy safety on the read. read.Another Another Ingenious device which enables the cyclist to use his wheel In winter la the "Ice crimper. " They nre made of the best frlctloncd duck and bcsscmcr steel ; nnd nro secured to the tire by meanot metal spurs ; twenty ot these creepers make n set nnd nro sufllclcnt for ordinary bicycling. For fancy cycling : or record-breaking on the Ice , addi tional creepers can bo used , but the tegular set of twenty Is nil that Is needed ordinarily. Ono of the distinctive advantages ot the Ice ox TIII : icn. For whcrcsoe'r Us shining' spokes an fleeting' , Fair bone'llts spring1 upward from Hi tread , And oyea fjroxv bright , nnd checks nl rosy red , Responsive to the heart's ecstatic Thus Youth nnd Age , alike In healthful feeling' , And Jinn nnd Maid , -who flnd'thclr paths nro one , Crown this rnro product of our ccntury'e "run , " And King the ? health , the Joy , the grace ol wheeling ! CVCI.IJ SICATIXO. iK-niM for \Viice-llii - Comforta bly < ) \er ! < < or Snow. U seems that sotua clever person has In vented r mm era which , attached to a bicycle , allous the rider to skim along over an Ice pond or travel about through the snow , un ions It Is very , very deep , xvlth the gicatcbt ease nnd fun Imaginable. Indeed , ftkat'lng' on a blcyclo Is nearly as easy as ordinary skating and Is a much more exhilarating and exciting sport. As a matter of fact , there are a variety of HICYCLIJ SKATI3. these Ice attachments , each pOEdCfealng merits of ltd own. Ono f < tylo has three runners , one for the front wheel and txvo for the rear. The rear portions of the blcyclo urci supported by the runnora In such a manner that the tire pressei ) upon the Ice hard enough to give the friction necessary for propulsion. A lever In thu runner U tautened firmly to It , not prce- uro of the tire upon the Ice. The front wheel docH not revolve at all ; the runner Is Fastened ( Irmly to It , not permitting It to touch the Ice , The brake consists of a num ber of sharp teeth or claws which are forced Into tlto Ice June lu front of tlio rear wheel creepers Is that It can bo run on nny kind of roads , over crossings , on sllppciy asphalt , to and from the pond or lake and even on , pavements. AVIilNiicrliiKH of Ilu AVIiiM-l. If Omaha wants the national meet ot tlia League of American Wheelmen in 1S3S KH wheelmen will hove to do oomo hustling and should begin nt once , ns there Is no tlmo to be lost. Already Omaha has ono rival In the field , which Is Mltxx-aukee , Wheelmen of that city say they ore going to begin at once to work for the prize. They Intend j Bending delegates to the coming national as sembly , which la to beheld at Albany , N. Y. , Rome time In February , for tlio purpose of advertising their city among the delegated and Incidentally fecurlng their support. While It Is quite true thnt Omaha hco some six months the start ot her competitor , at the eamo time , unless Ita wheelmen co operate nt once and pull for nil they are worth , xvo will need more than the sis months' start. In the first place there must be money rahcd to bo used In advertising , etc. , and the question naturally arises , HOXVI are wo going to get this money ? Local deal- era arc not goingto go doxxn In their pockclo and contribute cash , and therefore there is but one way left to ra ao It , and that la by giving a good benefit rnco meet or something of the hort nt the Coliseum. Local racing men would bo only too glad to help the thing along and some of them could get Into condition to ride In n very short tlmo. There nro a few soreheads and back biters who assert that Omalu could not handle the meet If ho did get it nnd are doing all In their poxvcr to frustrate the plans for getting the meet. It U a pity that xvo have any such people In our ranks nnd the sooner wo rid ourselves of them the better off our class xvlll be. Of cntirae , II everybody would eland back xvlth their hands In their pockets , like these people are ] doing , wo could not handle the meet , but U Is the writer's opinion that wo have enough loyal wheelmen xvlth vim nnd push In them to bring the project to a successful Issue. Had It not been for the local dealers vxho call themselves the Omaha Cycle Hoard ot Trade , the ' 93 Meet club mlgl.t have con ducted a blcyclo show during' the coming ficason , and thereby made enough money to secure the big meet with. Hut ns it IB these dealers propose to run the nhoxv and to divide the proceeds pro rata. Last year's show was conducted by the Omaha Guards and over J200 was cleared on the project. It was hastily gotten up and lock of space prevented a great deal more money being made. With the Increased Interest In the blcyclo this season's show bhould net the promoters at Icatt $1.000 , nnd It Is too bad that tli 1.3 amount could not go for the benefit of the cause. Ned Heading , accompanied by his trainer , Jack Klnnaman , returned from Noxv York City Friday last. While Ned Is not In as good phvslcl.il health as ho would lllto to be , at the name tlmo ho Is not the human wreck that the Noxv York papers fold ho xvas after the recent International six-day race. Ho will remain In this city to prepare for the coming six-day grind which Is to bo held In Chicago soon , and liopes to get a better place than ho did In the Nexv York race. The pool tournament which hns been In , progress at the Omaha Wheel club rooniB during the past txvo weeks Is creating a great deal of enthusiasm among the club members , and each play ulght finds the roomn crowded to their utmost capacity xvlth bpcctatortj and players. So far 13. M. Cox Is In the lead for the first prl/c , with W. L. 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