m.E OMAHA DAILY REE : iMWITDAY , .TA'N'tTAltY US , 1807.
SPEGlflL NOTICES.
AilvrrllnrHirntn fur Ilioxc column *
will lie ( nken unlit lUi.'IO ii. in. , for
( lie < -VC/IIIK nnit until H p. in. for ( lie
iiinriihiu ; nnil Hitn(111)- edition * .
Arivcrllnrrft , by rriiirxlii 11 iiiiin-
lirrcil Hirolc , cnn linvo nnmvcm nil-
ilrcnxril to n mimlii > rc < l letter In euro
of TinHer. . Annivcra no iiil < lrc < Ml
will Itp ilellvoruil on prciiciitntlon of
tltc ulivi'k only.
Hilled , I 1-Uc n woril llrnt lnncrtloii |
1C tvnril tlicrrnftor. .VotliltiK taken
for Ion * I linn 2. for tinllrnt III.IIT-
V
tlon. TliiiNc nilvcrflnciiifiitN iniiMt lie
rtiii rnnnrrnllvi-lr.
\VA.\TIilI3IAM3 IIHL1' .
VrANIKD. AN IDEA ; WHO CAN THINK OP
seme rlmple thing to patent ? Protect your
Ideas , they may bring you wealth ; write John
Wrdilerburn ft Co. , I > pt. V , , Pntrnt Attorney * .
V'lichlngton. 1) . C. , for their Jl.SOO prize offer
anil n Hat of 200 Inventions wanted. 11-633
r VAII.OHH WANTED. CONTINENTAL CLOTH-
B-M178
If 130 A WEEK SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID
cniesmen ; experience not necessary ; permanent
position. TSe W. I * Kline Co. , Bt. Lonls. Mo.
II M73 F2 *
_ _
WANTED. SALESMEN. TO SELL VERY COM-
plctp line of lubricating oils , greaiex ami
specialties ; liberal terms to proper party.
Jew RennlnicJCo , , Clevelnnd , O. II M951 IS *
A FEW KNEriaE"TIC. llU3TfTNa MEN CAN
get steady , prolllnblo work with C. F. Adams
Co. , HI H. 16th st. II MDGC 13
_
A WHOLESALE nousn "WANTS TWO
steady men for traveling salesmen ; salary ,
$ , > 0.f'0 ami expenses ; previous experience not
ubrtitutrly required ; must have good references
unit small capital , Address Jotdnn Bros. , DCS
Molnes , In. H M197 IS"
AVANTED--MEN IN EVERY cbuNTY Vd"ACT
as private detectives under Instructions. Kx-
perlencc unnecei.si.ry. AddirKs Universal De
tective Agency , Indianapolis , Iml.
D-M213 20 *
WAXTI3I1 FKMALH III3M > .
WANTED , A WOMAN WHO CAN FILL A
position of trust ; references required. D 51 ,
Bee. C M170 19
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE-
wotk ; good wliges. 1410 N. 25th st.
C M19.-I IS *
WANTED. A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN-
cral housekeeping. 5C6 3. 21st nve.C _ M208 _
rou iin.vr IIOIKSHS.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE
O , F. Davit Company , 1505 Farnam. D 636
"
HOUSES ; HENEWA & CO. . 103 N. 15TII ST.
D C37
MODERN HOUSES ; C. A. BTAlUt 925 N Y LIFE
D-G3S
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
the city. $5 to $50. Fidelity , 1702 Farnnm st.
D 639
HOUSES. WALLACE , BROWN BLOCK 16TH
and Douglas D 610
HOUSES. FROM $5 UP ; LARGE LIST. Sb >
Cague Investment Co. , 150C Dodge street.D .
D41
A REAUTIFUr7nOME IN LAFAYETTE PLACE
8 rooms , nil modern , splendid condition , never
been rented before ; now offered at a low
rental to first class tenant. Fidelity Trust
Company , 1702 Furnam st. D 312
HOUSES FLATS.'OARVIN uitOsTuis FARNAM
D 613
Toil HENT. 812 N. 39TH ST. . 7-UOOM MODEUN
hence ; $ : o per month. Inquire on prcmlscii.
D-644
HOUSES FOR RENT. BEMIS , I'AXTON I1LIC
D-M35I
FOR RENT MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE NEAR
Hanscom park. Hicks. D MHO 18
C-ROOM MODERN' FLAT , 2119 FAHNAM , $20.00.
C-raoni house , 109 N. 20th st. , $11.00.
C-rnom house , 3121 Hurt St. , $10.00.
C-ruoin houee , 1517 N. 21th St. , $ S.OO.
3-rooin house , 15th nnd Lncuxt sts. . $1.00.
Potter & . George Co. , S. W. Cor. 16th nnd Fnr
nam sts , D MI28 IS
9-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE ; MODERN IM-
pruvemcnts ; paved street. 1911 WIrt street.
D 174 21 *
ELEGANT 10-ROOM BRICK HOUSBTToj" 8.
: stli. F. D. Wend. R. ! : . . l.oans and In
vestments , ISth nnd Douglas. D M194 31
FOIl HKVT FUH.MSIIUI ) IIOOMS.
FtlRNlSHEI ) C ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
2 for lluht housekeeping. CM S. 17th Ave.
13 M90
3 FURNISED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING
for man and wife. Rent taken In board. 319 N.
17th. KjM
FIIH.MSIIKI ) HOOMS AM ) I1O.VHI ) .
BOUTII FRONT ROOM ; AIX-QVE ; STEAM
heat ; furnlehed or unfurnished ; board ; private
_ famlly. D 26 , Bee. F M851
" " "
NICELY FURNisFlED"ROo"sl3."o6oD HOARD
rales reasonable , The ROM. 20M Harncy.
F M907 23
MODERN SOUTH ROOMS , GOOD BOARD. J3.M
up. 511 N. 15th st. F M171 23
SINGLE SOUTH ROOM , WITH STEAM ; EX-
cellen table. 202 N. ISth. F M203 1S
ROOMS AND BOARD. FROM" $7.50 UP : MOD -
ern conveniences. BIO N. 19th. F M20I 23'
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMl BOARD
If Quired ; strictly private family. 1707 Dodge.
F-M210 !
roil nii.vr sTouiss AXIJ orricus.
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING
nl 316 Fnrnam st. T.ils building has n llicproof
cement barcment. complete steam licntlns tlx-
tures ; water on all lloors ; gas , etc. Apply nt
the olllce of The IVe. I D10
WA.VTUII TO UI'.XT.
WANTEU-BY A UMY. BO\RU AND ROOM
In u private American family nt moderate
terms ; nuiat bu on or near car line ; dt'scilbo
room ami slntu price. Addriou D 46 , rare
Omnhu Bee. K M113 IS *
WANTED , ROOM AND BOARiriN I'RlVATi :
family for Invalid lady and baby. Address ,
w.in letuirncta nnd terms , D 41) ) Bee.
_ K KJIS *
STOHAGK.
OM. VAN & STORAGE. 1115 FARNAM TEL. 155
M-CI5
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
SJ8-S10 Jones. Genciul storage and forwarding.
M-WO
\VAATI3ITO
GOT CASH CUSTOMER FOR S TO 10-ROOM
modern residence within 10 blocks from Omaha
llluh schnnl ; mutt bo biircalii. O'Nell's Real
nutate olllce , South Omuha , N 977 19 *
rou s.vi.n IIOH.SIS A.M > WAGONS.
$15.00 WILL BUY A { 10OD HORSE".AND HA1N
tieis. Omaha Mortguce l * > an Co. . : CJ ( H. 10th Ht.
P-990
t
FOR SALK IISOHLLAXHOfS.
CHEAPEST HARDWOOI ) WOVEN CORN CRIB ,
being imulo. C. It. Lee , HOI Douglas. Q 13
BLEIGHS. SINGLE ANlTTOUBT.Kr HEIjOW
cost. Drummond Carriage C'y. Q itn-FI
FOR SALE. KINK NEW HIGH.GRADB BICY-
do ; } : s. Onalm Bicycle Co. , 323 N , ICtli st.
Q-M4
5l.VHH.VUi : IIATHS , KTC.
M.ME. SMITH. 1121 DOUQL.\S. ROOM B ;
iage and steam baths. T M193-23 *
MISS AMES , VAPOR BATHS , MASSAGIC. 60T
B. Uth t. , room 3. T MiU F5 *
I'r.llSO.VAL.
$ H.OO-RUPTL'RE CURUD-T1LL MARCH IS
for 1J5.W ; no pain ; nn delentlan from builness ;
wo 10 for to hundreds of patients cured. Tha
O. K. Miller Co. , 717 New York Life Bid * . ,
Omnhn. U-6U
AND WOMEN TO ADVER.
tliu our cooiln In every county In Ncbruiku ;
KIHX ! tiay ; iitnd ttamp for portlcnluri , E. U.
Co. , 101) Hamey it. , Omnha , Neb.
U-M1 J
_ _ _
VIAVI VOll UTIJHINK TROUBI.K3 , J44-J DUE
bid ? . PhytlcUn , comulallon or health book
* U-7M
_ _ _ _ _ _
IIATHS , MASSAOE. MMK. POST. 313U f. 15T1I.
U < M
CAim & PKGAU. auqcEasoiia TO WM.
Ljla Dlckvy Cu tiuvt remoycj to l . .NI11 , , " '
MO.M3V TO LO.V.N HIJ.VL IJSTATK.
ANTHONY LOAN A TRUST CO. . : IS N. Y. L. ;
quick monity nt low rate * for cholco fnrm loans
In lown , northern Missouri , etitcrn Nebraska ,
W 51
CITY LOAN8. C. A. BTARR , 82J N. Y. WI'B.
\ \ 631
MONEY TO IXJAN .ON IMPROVED OMAHA
renl estate. Brcnnnn. Love Co. , Paxton tilnck.
IXJANB'ON IMPROVED A
picpcrty. W. Farnnm Smith & Co.l 0
MONEY TOrLO AN "ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. U. S. MnrtRnce & Truft Company.
N w York. Poney & Thomas , Agents , Na07
First National Bank Hid * . _ V.-C5 9 _
MONKY To""i/JAN A T LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1S03 Farnam St. W-6o7
iioNimr'TO I ANO OMAIIA PROPERTY AT
lowest rates ; bulldln loans wnnteJ. > ' ! ' ' ' > '
Trust Company. 1702 Farnam Bj. _ w ffl _
8 PER CENT MONEY TO I > OAN ON OM.VItA
property , Neb. farms. W. 11. Mclkle 1st '
$1,000 FOR SHORT TIME. C04 BEE
MO.V13Y TO LOAN CIIATTLKS.
MONEY TO IXJAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons etc. ; nt lowest rntes In city ;
no removnl of goods ; strictly conlldenttnl ; you
can pny the lonn off ut nny tlmr or In any
amount. OMAII4. MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
300 So. Kill St.
X-6C1
MONEY TO LOAN. 30. CO. 95 DAYS ; I'UIINI-
lure , plsnos , etc. Duff Qrcen room 8 Darker Wk.
Jv C02
COMMERCIAL IX5AN OFFICE REOPENED
for business nt 1115 Douglas. Al Altman. pro-
prlotor. A 1.J Zl
IIUS1.VI2SS CIIAXCF.S.
FOR SALE. ABOUT 2.000 LBS. MINION TYPE.
700 Ibs. nifate. 1M pair two-third cnses. 40
donbia Iron stands for two-third cases. This
material wns used on The Omaha Bee , nnd Is
In fairly Kood condition. Will bo sold cheap
In hulk or In quantities to suit purchaser.
Apply In person or by mail to The Bee Pub
lishing Company , Omaha , Neb. Y 713
TO GET IN OR OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO J. J.
Gibson , 611 let Nafl Bk.Bulldlng. _ } 3CL (
'
ALE. A GOOD'PAYING OIL BUSINESS
In Omaha : will trade for land In Iowa or
eastern Ncbniska. Address D 17 , Bee olllte.
Y MSlo 19
FIRST-CLASS CHANCE TO PUCHASE WELL
established railroad lunch counter nnd din-
IIIR room ; suitable fqr lady or gentleman ; prac
tically new ; bent reasons for telling ; price ,
$1,500 for equipment , anil $40 per month for rent
of building. Address owner for full particu
lars. F. W. Stephenson , Marlon , la ;
j J1181 23
rou
FA KM NUAll SNOHOM1SH. WASHINGTON ,
for property further cast. Selby , 1C03 Kiirnam.
X S3I
FOR nXCHANQK GOOD FAHM IN"HHST
rastem county In Nebraska and one-third cash
for groceries , shoes or general titcck. L. L. K.
Stewart , Lincoln , Neb. SC MK6 ID
roil SAI.I : HIAL ESTATK.
AIJSTUACTS. T1I1JDYHON REKD COMPANY.
110U3HS , LOTS. FA11MS , LAKIW , LOAN3-
Qeo P. Dcnila Heal Ustate Co. . Paxton blk.
UK CM
OMAHA SAVINGS DANK ACCOUNTS TAKEN
at par In exchange fur houses and lots. ( All
or part. ) The Uyron lleeil Co. HE S10
ACCOUNTS IN TIirToMAHA SAA'INCIS HANK
taken nt par for r nl estate nt present low
values , Cleorsc a. Wallace , Ilrown block , ifitlt
and Douglas. HK 918
iNAP-lGIS CLAIIIC ST. . 6-HOOM HO US if ;
frontage , 30 feet ; price , J1.350.CO. J. N. Frcn-
zer. opp. P. O. UK-M95S Fll
FOP. sTuT-dOOD FAIIM LANDS IN NOHTH-
eastern Nebraska ; small cash payment ; bal
ance running 10 to 20 years ; six per cent In
terest. The O. K. Davis Co. , 1505 Farnam .St.
1113-974-19
FINE ItKSlDENCi : LOT INVHST PAHT CITY.
near Fnrnam at. car llr.cj price , JCOO.OO. J100.00
ca h , balance easy terms. So\crul line houses
In xamc bloclc.
South front lot , C0x150 ft. On AVcbster nt. . In
desirable residence locality ; price , (700.00 , cash ,
1100.00. balance lone time.
Fl\c-room hoiiEe und good lot In desirable Ineo-
tlon , ono block from car line : price , I1.1M.OO.
Six- room house , bam , lot GOxISO ft. , .1419 Hurt
Kt. ; price , I1.D50.0) .
Good home nt 1310 Po' > p'.cton. avenue ; price , 12.GOO.
Six-room hotuo with city water , etc. , 2517 Grant
nt. ; 5000.00 , 1150.00 cash , balance on monthly
payments.
Klghl-room lioufe. 2 0 Caldwcll st. . with nil
modern convenience- ! ) ; must be sold ; submit
offer.
Lot und small house near 15th and Locust Ms. ,
J500.00.
Lot nnd small house near 19th and Vlnton sts. ,
J500.00.
44 acres near Florence , with house , barn , large
numlwr fruit trees , etc. . tl.SOO.09.
40 acres near Debolt Station. } 2.200.03.
C acres on 30th st. , ne.ir South Omaha ; 1.000.00.
bO acres well Improved , live miles from 1 * . O.
and near pnved street nnd electric cnr line ;
} 1-3.CO per acre.
19) acres well Improved , near Mlllnrd ; SIZ.OO
per were.
fij > acres , well Improved , near Fort Crook , $3.100.00.
4(0 acres well Improved , near Calhoun , $10.00
p r acre.
ffo acres In Sarpy county , } 25.00 per ncre.
Potter .4 George Company , S. U' . Cor. ICth nnd
Karnain tH. I1R-M1CO 20
iAciSCHOOL. .
MOUAND-S , 1510 HAKNUY , FOIl PKIVATE
and class lemons dally ; always open.
open.SOSFI
SOS-FI
SAKKS.
NEW AND SnCOND-HAND SAFES ; SAF12 im
pairing. J , J. Derlslit , 1116 Knninm.M710
-M710 F3
FIXA.VCIAI. .
L1FK INS. POLICIKS UOUUHT. W. F. IIOLDRN
ecu
WA.\TKI1TO IIOUHOW.
TO IlOnilOW , J150.00. StX MONTHS. GOOD
security ; good rate of Interest. Address C C5 ,
Uc-e. CS3 50'
LKT US RKLL YOU A MOUTOAGK OH MARK
a loan for you , on either farm or city prop
erty. F. 1) . Wcad. Gilt Kdge Securities ,
Mill and Douglus. 820 31
llUII.ni.VCi AM ) I.OA.Y ASSOCIATION'S.
SHARKS IN MUTUAL L. & B. ASS'N PAYS 0 ,
7. S per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 years old ; always re
deemable. 1704 Furnam St. Nattlnger. b'ec.CC5
CC5
HOW TO GKT A HOME UK SRCUUn GOOD
Interest on ravings. Apply-to Omaha L. & U.
A i > 'n , 1704 Fnrnam. G. M. Nnttlnger , Sec.
CC3
.MUSIC , ART AM ) LANGUAGE.
GKonon v. GKi < LnNnicK. DANJO , MANDO.
lln and guitar teacher , lloom 412 Dee Illricr.
Tel , 218. 10ft
IUKSSMAICI\n.
DniSSSMAKINCI. IN FAMILIES. MISS
Sturdy. 4304 llurdettc. M 4S3-J18 *
MASdUKUADI * COSTUJ1HS.
THi:6 LIKHKN. AK-SAIl-BKN COSTUMER. 620
B.llth ; largest stock masquerade and theat
rical goods In the west. MS59 F8
PHYSICAL CULTU1US.
ELOCUTION. MUS. W. N. DOIIWAUD. C23 N.
19th. M7C3 it *
FUllMTUItn 1'ACICUU.
GKT M. B. WAL1CINB PIHCHS ON FUUNI-
turn packing , rrpulrlnc , uphoUterlnc ; mat-
treencs made and renovated ; 2111 CMinlnr. Trl ,
1331. C7 <
SIIOHTIIAM ) AM ) TYl'HWIUTIJfO.
A. C. VAN BANTS SCHOOL. CU N. Y. LIFE.
. . CTS'
_ _ _
AT OMAHA UUS.COLLnOB. 16TH & DOUQ.LAS.
673
IMWMlllOICISItS.
H. MAIIOWITZ LOANS MONEY. 411 N. 10 ST.
6TI
SKU'I.VG MAOIII.Vn.H AM ) SUl'PLllSS.
NK\V HOME. HOUsiiilOLD AND WHITE
rowing machine office , 1514 Cap. Ave. Tel. 1S7L
TVl'liWlUTIJUS.
GET THE IIEST TYPKWIUTKIIS ; SUI'I'LlKflJ
repairs. .UnlUd Typewriter & Bupplltt Co. ,
1CU Paraam SU OiO Juno-iO
1'AiiM FOR un.vr.
FOIl IIBNT. ISO-ACItrj FAUM , NEAU FOUl
Crook ; $3.00 per acre. Selby , 1C03 Komnm.MM4
MM4
FOH niNT-s - AcnnnMoNKnK HAST
of Dcnnlnxton. Call 1M8 N. lit ! ] st , M2I1 20 *
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SOLICITORS ,
lleo llutldlnu.
llutldlnu.Umnhii. . Nobr
Atlvlco and I'ntont Hook
KKKK
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leave * lUUIlMNOTON ft MO. JUVnU.IArrlVM
ninJinJUr.IonI. > eOtJlOth | & Mason St . | Onialm
8:1'am : Uciner lxpr > a 9 : > am
JiMpm.Ulk Hllld Mont & Puget Snd Ex. 4Wrm :
< : -t5pm Oenvcr Uxjirns 4ospm
7OBpm..Lincoln : Local ( ex Sundny ) . . . . 7:43pni :
UiUpin..Lincoln Local ( . Sunday.ll:30am :
Leaves ICHICAQO. 1JU11LINOTON & Q. Arrives
OmahnjUnlon Depot , 10th & Majcn Sta. Omaha
6:00pm : . . .T.ChlcHKo Veftlhlle '
Siltam . ChlcnRO Hxpreia . < : ) Spm
7Wi : > m..Cllcnio ) ! A Kt 1-ouli Exprcs > . . S:00um
H:40am : . Pacific Junction Local . C:10pm
. Fast Mull . 2:50pm :
Leaves ICHICAno , MIT * & BT. PAUL.Arrives. |
pninlmUnloi [ > Depot , IClh Ac Muynn rit.i | Onmiia
6'3 ! > nm Chicago Limited 8:05atn :
ll:00am..Chicago : Kiprcss ( ex. Sundny ) . . . 3:2Jpm :
Leaves 1CIIICAOO & NOHTllWEST'N.Arrlvo |
Omnh.iUnlon [ Depot , lOtli & M.vsun SU.Onulia | _
IClSnm Eastern Express..T. . . . . . 3:49pm :
4Cp.m : VestlbuleJ Limited 6:40pm :
B:5Spm : St , I'rvul Express 9:30.\m :
GMOnm Ht. Paul Llmlteil OlO..pm
7:30.-un..Carroll : & Sioux city Local.ll:10imi :
G:30in : | Omnha Chicago Special S:00am :
Missouri Valley Local 9:30nm :
Leaves ICHICAOO , R. I. i 1'ACIFIC.JArrlves
OmalmlUiilon Depot , IQlli & M.uon Sts. | Oniaiia
EAST.
10:40am..Atlantic : Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 0:3Spm :
7:00pm : Ntaht Express 8:10am :
4 : 0pm..Chicago Vestlbuleil Limited. . . . l:35pm :
4SOim..St. ! Paul VestHnilcu LlmltcJ. . . . l:3Jpm
IMfipm Colorado Limited 4:00pm :
I enx-M I C. . ST. P. . M. & O. lArrlves
OinftlmfV bster Street Station. | Omaha
12:30pm..Sioux : City Express lex. Sim..ll:55am :
8ir : > nm..Sioux City Accommodation. . . . Sf : > 0j > m
CilCpm St. Paul UniltcJ 9 : Ida in
'
Leaves J F. . K. & Mo. VALLEY. ( Arrive
Oiimhnf Depot , 15th ana Wclulur Sts. | Omaha
3:00pm : FaTfiialt and Express 5:00pm :
3:00pm.cx. : ( Hat. ) Wyo. Ex. ( ox. Mon.J. . GiCOpm
7:50ain..Krrmont Local ( Sundays only ) . .
7DOnm..Norfolk Express ( ex. Sun.10:23nm ) :
6:15pm : St.Paul _ Express. . . . . . . . . 9:10nm :
Leavps | 1C. C. , ST. J. & CTtt. [ Arrleves"
OnmtmjUnlon Depot , 10th AJlnson Sts.pr..l.a |
' 9:0.im..Kansnii : Clty Day Express. . . . 6:10pm
JO:0 : rm.K. C. Night Ex. via U. P. Trans. CMim :
Leaven. | Jlfss6Tmi PAC"iriC" [ Arrives
Omaiajnepoj : , Ijtli nndJVVcbtter Sts. | Omajia
3:00pm..Nebraska" : & "lvnns"mi "Limited. . . 1215pm
9:30pm Kanras City Express 6M.-\m
2:15pm..Nebraska Local ( ex. Sun , ) . . . . 9COam :
leaves I SIOUX CITS. ' & PAOITIU. ( Arrives
Omaha I Dctiot. 15th mid Webster St > . I Omaha
G:15im | St. Paul Limited . _ . , . . 9:10am
Leaves | " StOtTX CITY & PACIFIC. lArrlves
OmalmlUnlon Periot , 10th & Maton Sls.j Omaha
5tOnm : St. Paul Passenger llslOpm
7SOnm : Sioux Olty PnFMnRpr D:05pni :
. . . . . . . . . . . I'll u I Limited 9:20am :
Lrnvex I UNION PACIFIC. IArrives
OmiihalUnlon Depot. 10th & Mnson Sts. | Omaha
"s Jflam Overland Limited 4:43pm :
3"Opm.Bent'ce & Stronifb'K Ex. ( ex Sun.3:50pm
5:3pm.Grand : Island Express ( PX. Sun ) . ? : r pm
3 ; 3Cpm. . . . . . . . . . . jl n't Mall IC-lO.un
LiaveT ) WABASIl"llAILWAY. | A-rlxcs
OniilmlUnlon Depot. 10th A. Mnson Sts. | Omaha
40pm : llr.lim :
IIHAHS OX A IIAIMIOAD TUACIC.
Trouble They llrlnw to KiiKlncerN on
n \ < MV York StatiLine. .
The engineer of a coal train on the Fall
Urook railroad , while passing throiiBh Pine
Creek cnnyon , . near Tladanhton station , a
few days ago , relates the New York Sun ,
S.TW a. dark object on the trnck a few hun
dred yards or so n'hoad of bis locomotive
and he brought Ills train to a stop. The
lineman ran ahead to remove from the
trnck what all supposed was a drunken
lumberman a not uncommon obstruction
to transportation In that locality but ho
cnmo back to the train a Rrent deal faster
than he hnil pone away from It. The sup-
1'osed drunken man was a ! > ! R bear sitting
composedly between the rails. When the
flagman reported the ctiKlneer sounded a
H'-.iiri ) blast on his steam whistle. The sud
den shriek startled the bear so that he
Jumped four feet In the air , the trainmen
say , and when ho landcil again he made oft
down the track as fart as he could KO. the
train pursuing him. The chase lasted for
balf a mile , when the bear Jumped down a
high embankment Into Pine crock and dis
appeared on the other side.
Pine Creek cnnyon Is so narrow nnd the
rocks on each side are H ) straight and high
that In Homo places the sun cannot shine
Into the ravine until noon and In two 'bouts
It Is gone. The day In Pine Creek canyon
Is practically two hours long. At Tladngh-
ton In midsummer they havovfour hours of
sunshine. This canyon Is llftcen miles long.
The railroad track Is constantly under
patrol that distance. A veteran among the
track wnlkern Is Pat Callahan. railing
rocks , drunken lumbermen and bears , he
says , keep him and the rest busy.
"And I nave more trouble with fie bears
than the other tblnps , " Pat says. "I've como
face to face -with bears walking along the
track many and many a time. They neein
to bo stuck on wandering Into the canyon
from the three adlolnlng bear bunting coun
ties nnd Inspecting the railroad track.
None of 'cm ever seemed to want to tncklo
ine , but thev always give mo a good deal
of trouble In getting them to leave the
rail , I've had to Hug tralni more tftnn
once and call thn train men to help mo rid
the track ot obstructing bears. "
The king ot pill * la Beecnam's Bc-ccham'j
OrrtVr of Hcilnu-n.
On the sleep ot the ninth sun , cold moon ,
Wlvlto Fawn council , No. 0 , Degree of Pocahontas -
cahontas , raised to their rcnpectlvo sta
tions the following chlcfa : Mrs. Lizzie
Pelronet , S. P. C. ; Miss Jennie Flanagan ,
P. ; Mrs. Annlo Crawford , AV. ; A. A. Smith ,
P. ; Helen Crawford , C. H. ; Miss Llna Dan-
slger. K. W. ; Mrs , Emma Hlshsralth. F. 8. ;
Katlo Hardy. S. S. ; Delia Rllegan , F. n. ;
Mrs. SuMo Picket , S. H. ; Mra. Nellie Flana
gan. F. W. : Mrs. Moore , S. AV. ; F. R.
Hodges , G. AV. ; Harry Anderson , 0. F. Ths
work was done by Deputy Great Pocahontas
Mra. A. A. Smith , who has over been an
earnest and untiring worker for the order.
After the Installation a literary program
was rendered as follows : ' Address of welcome
jy : A. A , Smith , selection 'by the Apollo
Zither club , a piano solo by Miss Grace
Crawford and a piano selection 'by Miss Car-
rlo Ilhyn.
After this the members and tholr pale face
friends partook ot the ssml-annunl spread
of corn , venison and the roaat yellow dos.
This being disposed of , the floor was cleared
and everybody participated In a pcaco dance ,
which lasted to a late hour.
The affair was a success In every respect
p.nd shows the council to bo on the onward
move , with good prcspscts of being ono of the
foremost , councils In this reservation.
The council will glvo a social hop on Jan
uary 23 at Ilcdmcn'a hall , Continental block.
Fruit punch will bo served.
M Menu' Fraternity.
Omaha lodge. No. 1 , held an open Instal
lation of Ita oincorn for the ensuing year
last AVcduitiday evening , at Ha hall la The
lleo building , The uxerclses were conducted
by the supreme secretary , H. M. AVarlng ,
Assisted by a full corps of officers. The In
stallation ceremony WHH of an Interesting
and Impressive character. The following olll-
cero were duly seated : C , n. Courtney ,
P. P , ; H. H. Harder , P. ; G. H. Shafer ,
V. P. ; P. AV. Kuhna , S. ; M. Cunningham , T ;
B. U. Hodglna , G. : Thomas H. Foil , I. AV. ;
Lyle II. Wiilmer , O. AV. The cereniOiiy wa
followed with a literary and musla.l pro
gram and later with refreshments.
PERFECT
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY ,
"Deed l > y people of refinement
for over a quurtor of a century.
4
ECHOES OF THE ANTE ROOM I
Tuo local mcmuers or the Independent
Order ot Foreitorat-tftfiUct great things to
result from the vlsltot Supreme Chief
HntiRer Oronhyntckha to this city on Mon
day of last week. ht'W bellovcil that the
visit of this promlij nt 'secret society man
to the city will stimulate additional Inter
est , not only regarding the great order of
which ho Is the heart , but alco regarding
nil fraternal bodies , because ho Is a member
of many of them , ami In some has held high
ofllco.
This column need ranko but bare mention
' of the proceedings of the day , as The lleo
! gave full nnd extended accounts of the
I whole affair. In foresters' eyes the chief
I fcaturo waa the Institution of the high state
court In the morning. Tills marks an epoch
In the history of the order In the state , as
In the future the Nebraska foresters will
In a measure be nblo to legislate for them
selves. The business transacted at this
first session of the state court consisted al
most entirely of the election of otllcers. Kor
the convcnlenco of the members of the body
the results are given again : M. A. Hall ,
H. C. II. : K. J. Sullivan , P. H. C. II. ; V.
M. Henderson , H. V. .C. U. : T. L. Combs.
H. S. ; C. Homholt , H. T. ; J. M. Akin , H.
P. ; J. P. Urnwn and 0. A. Ilohrbaimh. H.
A. ; Hev. J. O. Staples. H. C. : K. 0. fira-
brook , H. J. S. : C. L. Grant , H. S. W. ;
J. R. Clausscii. H. J. W. : J. P. Murphy , II.
S. H. ; J. Hronollsh. H. J. D. : E. J. Chlsscll ,
H. M. ; 'A. L. Hunter , H. C. ; J. Huthvcn ,
II. M.
The feature of the day which was of public
Interest was the mass meeting In Doyd's
theater In the evening. A great house
greeted the distinguished visitor and It fre
quently applauded him. Great credit U duo
the committee In charge that the program of
music which opened tint affair was of great
excellence. The event of the evening was
the address of Oronhyatckha , who spoke upon
the order he represents.
As a result of this meeting the local mem
bers are In hUh spirits. They have eviiry
expectation of rnpldly extending the order
In the Rtntn. and ronlldcntly predict that In
a comparatively rhort time the rolls will con
tain 1,000 name * . The plan of campaign Is
being I.ilil out by the high standing com
mittee , which was selected by the state high
court as follows : M. A. Hall. K. .1. Sullivan.
T. L. Combs. Charles Homholt , F. M. Hen
derson nnd Dr. J. M. Akin.
American Agent Stevenson lias also Inter
ested himself In this territory. After the
dcpartute en Tuesday ot Oronhyati-khn. whom
he accompanied to the city , he rcinMncil here
several days looking over the ground. He
departed for Chicago Krlday. and Intends to
havn one of his best orgnn'r.ers ' In the field
during the early part of the coming week.
This man will first tleVotc IilmsHf to buildIng -
Ing up. the present courts , and will then or-
ganl7i < a court of business and professional
men. The American ngent will be In the
city again In a couple' ot weeks to assist In
the work. ' J
The work of cxlcrtdlnrf out Into the state
lias already boon cofiiniMnced. A court Is al
most ready for organization In Lincoln. It
'
will be a "crarkajacjt. " .The charter Hat al
ready contains the names of Governor Hol-
comb , State Auditor Cornell. Secretary of
State Porter , H. A. TalbAt , former law part
ner of Bryan ; D. E Thdmpson. n capitalist ,
nnd other well-knojvn Lincoln men. The
court will bo Instituted In the near future.
It Is a matter of srotulatlon to the mem
bers that Oronhyatckha expressed himself
greatly pleased nt the reception he received
In this city. He deharlctl with rnost pleas
ant recollections of'tlie ' clty and Its Inhab
itants.
, i
Audi-lit Order of U.iiliril Workmen.
Last week Social lodge. . No. 102 , Degree of
Honor , g.ivcn veryeujoyahle entertainment
IE. 'Myrtlo hall. In cfm'fjt tlcrivth | ijg public
Installation of onir.era.i a list of whom has
already licen published In this column. After
the eerpmom an exhibition drill waa given by
the team of the body. Dancing occupied the
later portion of the evening. Ilefrcjlimcnta
wcro served beforti the end of tha affair.
At a rqcont meeting1 of Omaha lodge Xo.
IS A. M1. LoRgwcll announced his Intention
of severing his connection with the lodge , us
ho Intends to leave the city. The news wao
received with sorrow , as Mr. Longwell has
been a prominent and active member of the
ledge and order.
At a public Installation of officers of the
ledge at McCool Junction Irat Monday the
following officers were seated : Thomas
Henahan. M. W. ; J. n. Fair. 11. ; Alfred B.
Christian. P. ; P. S. Morris. P. M. W. Im
mediately after the ceremony nineteen can
didates were Initiated , with the assistance of
Grand Lecturer VanOyke.
The lodge at Herman Is making big cflorU
to obtain arersalor to its membership , with
considerable success.
The ledge at Alliance Installed the follow
ing officers J. II. Sexton , M. W. : 'Henry
Hoynolda. O. ; P. M. Busby , P. ; Bert Page.
P. : H. W. Bench. II. : A. Pearson. S. ; William
Haley , G. ; B. McWhlrter , I. G. ; M. II. Pad-
dork. O. O. ; W. H. Miller. P.
The lodge at Exeter Installed the follow
ing : J. C. Wilson , P. M. W. ; W. R. Court-
right. M. W. ; 55. SI. Hamey. P. ; W. P.
Nevlns. O. ; S. Crane , II. ; J. I'flug , P. ; E.
Parsons , G.
Enterprise lodge No. 144 , Degree of Honor ,
Besver City. Installed oa follows : Mrs. P.
II. Buck. P. C. H. ; Mrs. Ella Corbln. C. II. ;
.N'Ina Prerch , L. H. ; Mrs. Boyd. C. C. : Mrs.
J. Nickcrscn , P. ; Retta Goodo. S. N. ;
Mrs. D. W. Lear , P. M. H. ; Mrs. Belle
Whitney , S. M. H. ; P. A. Baush , A.
Ofllccrs of Seward lodso ; No. C6 , Degree
of Honor , were Installed last week by P. O. j
Simmons. P. C. H. , as follows : Mrs. T. P.
Skeedo. P. C. H. ; Miss Alice Pence , C. H. ; I
Mrs. M. 13. Sliorey. L. ill. ; Miss Alice Ashton. |
C. C. : Cal Anderson , U. : Dr. T. P. Skecde ,
P ; Miss Agnes Pence. T. : Mrs. G. A. Merrlam
I. W. ; P. G. Simmons. 0. W. A social was
enjoyed at the clcno of the- Installation , and \
a very enjoyable lunch was nerved. ,
Pan Chief of Honor B. Searson. Installed |
the fnllovIiiK offlrers of Fidelity ledge No.
50 , Drgrce of Honor of Grand Island , last
Tuesday evening : Mrs. Town. P. C. II. ; Mrs.
S. Cornelius. C. H. ; Mrs. D. E. Ryder. L. II , ;
Mrs. Prallck. C. C. ; Mrs. Oiveiw , R. ; Mrs.
McDermott , P. ; Mrs Upperman , R. ; Mra
Kelso. N. : Mrs. Harrison , I. S. W.j Mra. J.
P. Hall , 0. S. W. A short program nnd a
lunch , served by Mrs. S. Cornelius , the new-
chief of honor , closed the evening ,
Thn onicero of the lodge at York were
Inatalle-d by Acting Grand Master Workman
R. McConaughy last Tuesday night as follows -
lows : 0. S. Hlgby , , ] ? . M , W. ; J. SI. Bell ,
M. W. : D. H. Goum. . Ji : Joseph Fountain ,
O. ; SI. Burns. R , ; > ? . SI. . , Ferguson. F. ; E. A.
Warner , R.H. . Broil ; G. ; J. A. Palmore. I.
W. ; H. Vandruff , Of'W : " After the services
a program was rendered and a banquet was
served. . ' '
On last Tuesday .ulgh't' Junlata ledge No.
22.1 , of Junlata. Installed the following
officers : J. H. Coulter , P. M. W , ; B. W
Crone. SI. W. ; L. II. Mi'Lean. P. ; J. S , SIc-
Cartney , O , ; A. J. Sllger , R. ; John II.
Coulter , R. ; Lloyd II. McLean , P. ; George
A. Pope , S. : Sanfonf Wdbstor , I. W. ; Joseph
Baugh , O. W. The crranony was preceded
by Initiation of fiv1 candidates , and a
sumptuous niipper. ' ' lAJnong those present
were aoino nttcen mehiticrs from the Hast
ings lodge. i -i
Hoynt Arli | , .
Sit. Ellas chapter , toy/il Arch Slaaons of
Hodrego recently jnnalled ( the. following
ofllcew : Harry Ste&nnflJ H. P. ; Max Uhllg.
S. ; I. E. Austin. C. H. : 0. H. Roberts , P. S. ;
Robert Adams , R. A. 'C. ' : Peter Pecrson. SI.
T. V. ; Christ A. Anderson , ST. S. V. ; J. W.
Johnson , SI. P. V. ; A. I . Frlcknon. T. ; P. W.
Bcghtol , S. ; Andren Anderson , S.
Shoba chapter No. G4 , Royal Arch .Masons
of Alliance , recently Installed the following :
13. 0. McClure , II. P. ; William Mitchell. T. ;
P. SI. Hulght , S. ; Robert Slarlcr. S. ; V. SI
Buaby , C. H. ; D. C , Molntyro , P , S. ; S. A
Franklin , R. A. C. ; Thomas Beck , SI. T. V. ;
J. N. Andrews. M. S. V. ; C. C. Shetlcr , M.
IV. . The < Tremnny was conducted by
rtobert E. French of Kearney , grand lecturer ;
Frank H. Yoi-ng of Broken Bow , nnd Judaon
0. Porter ot Hyannlii , p.ist grand high
priests.
I.mll.-H of"tlii > rA. U.
Garflom circle will Install the following
sIHccra In Labor temple- , Seventeenth nnd
Douglas strcotti , on next Wednesday even
ing : Sirs , Elizabeth Motcalf , P. ; Sirs. Annie
Hens , S. V. P. ; Slrs.Gcorgla Center , J. V. P. ;
SlUi Dora Sctmmcl , S. ; Mm. Laura John
son , T. ; Sin. Sophia Rawltzer , 0 , : Sirs.
Laura 'Merrlam , C. ; Mrs. Louleo Schncld-
crwlnd , G. A choice musical and literary
program will bo rendered In connection with
the InKcillatlon ceremony.
The members of the Sons ot Veterans and
Daughters of Veterans arc Invited to at
tend.
Urn ml Army nf the Hepitlitlo.
On Thursday evening a Joint Installation
of officers of George Crook post ! C2 and re
lief corps No. SS took place at their hall nt
Twenty-fourth and Grant streets. Com-
mandcr-ln-Chlef Clarkson of the Grand Army
ot the United States with to members of
his ofilclal nlalt , Adjutant General C. E , Ilur-
molstor and Chief Aid A. J. Traynor. with
delegation * from South Omaha and posts
of this city , were present
The following olficcra of the peat were
publicly Installed : Ellas Gllmore , C. ; John
I ) . Furay. S. V. C. ; G. R. Rathbun , J. V. C. ;
George C. Botiner , A. : Albert K. Ilhoadcs , Q. ;
S. K. Spaldlng , S. ; E. P. Pratt , C. : Thomas
L. Hull , 0. D. ; Abram Wlnegard , O. G. ; E.
, G. Humphrey , S , M. ; William S. Askwlth
I Q. S. IMU President Mrs. SI. West Installed
the officers of the corps , who arc : Sirs. Lizzie
Hull. P. ; Sirs. Jones. S. V. P. ; Sirs. E. Gilmore -
more , J. V. P. ; Sirs. Addle Rhodes , C. ; Sir * .
A. E. Askwlth , T ; Sirs. Dora Johnaon , S.
Mra. L. Uugh , a ; Sirs. Standard , 0. ; Mrs.
Slaggto Snyiler , A. C.Thursle ; llho.idcs , A. G.
After the Installation an Impromptu campfire -
fire was held and Commander Clarkson , Com
rades Furay. Estclle , Gllmore and Etter and
Slesdamea Ogdcn and Yule and others en
tertained the audience with short , pithy talks.
Last week the post und relief corps o
Tekamah held a Joint Installation of olll-
cora at their hall. The ofllccrs ot the corps
are : Sirs. L. O. Austin , P. ; Sirs. C. T. Dick
inson. S. V. P. ; Sirs. Henry Gales. J. V. P.
Sirs. Carrie Station. T. ; Sirs. D. L. Plcrco , S.
Sirs. Francis Glbbs , A. C. ; Mrs. Jennie Fill *
Icr , C. ; Mrs. Alice Taylor. G. ; .Mrs. P. L.
Rork , A. G. The ofTlcets of the post are an
follows : Thomas GUI. C. ; C. E. Barker , S.
V. ; SlcGulre. J. V. ; S. S. Skluncr. A.
I. Woods , Q. ; Elder Jones , C. ; A. Taylor , S. ;
S. C. Brooks , S. St. ; Ed Harris. 0. G. : W. E.
Chase , O. D. Sirs. Dickinson , on behalf of
tha corps , presented the president. Sirs. Aus
tin , with a beautiful album and a gold thim
ble , as an appreciation nf the service she
has rendered the corps during the past five
years as president. A genuine New Eng'nnd '
supper was served by the corps to the mem
bers and the public. The evening was passe. !
with speeches , recitations , eongs and music.
The relief corps of Sterling held a private
Installation of officers recently. At the con
clusion of the ceremony refreshments wuro
served.
Perryville Women's Relief corps of Lllch-
field has elected 'the following officers : Da-
marlan Stevens , P. ; Roxana Eaton , S. V.
P. ; Helen Baton. J. V. P. ; Sarah Green-
hnlgh , C. ; Inez Burt. T. ; Slyra SI. Flint , S. ;
Carrie Hlslop , C. ; Anna Roatoner , A. C. ;
Hattle Johnson , G. ; Laura Flanders. A. G.
Garfleld post No. SO of Red Cloud installed
the following officers : J. A. Reed. C. ; J. A.
Boyd. S. V. C. * ; A. I ) . Brown. J. V. C. ; G.
W. Knight. S. : H. A. Howard. C. ; O. C.
Bell , Q. ; W. B. Roby , 0. D. ; Noah Perry.
O. G. ; E. E. I.add. I ) . ; J. S. White , A.
The Women's Relief corps of Rod Cloud
Installed the following officers : Fannie S.
Dow , P. : Carrie L. West. S. V. P. ; Eliza
SloranvlIIe , J. V. P. ; Emma B. Knlsht , T. ;
.Nellie . G. Talbott. C. ; Lcona B. Turner. C. ;
Lois E. SIcKolglian. G. ; Slatilda Ladd , D. ;
Leona B. Turner , A.
The post and corps at Exeter jointly In
stalled their officers. The former seated the
following : W. RaniEdcll , C. ; J. W. Lamb.
S. V. C. ; J. BeardMey , T. V. C. : N. S. Bab-
ccck , Q. : J. K. Barbur. O. D. : Amos L-fler ,
O. G. The corps Installed the following :
Slrr. Lefler. P. ; Sirs. RaniEdcll. S. V. P. ;
Sirs. Colwcll , J. V. P. ; Sirs. Lamb. C. ; Mrs.
Bcardsley. C. ; Sirs. Crane. A. C. ; Sirs. Par
sons , G. ; Sirs. Linden , A. G. ; Sirs. Woodard.
T. : Sirs. Slorchead , S.
The post and women's relief corps of
Cliadron Installed their officers Jointly. The
officers of the former ore : E. Swcnson , C. ; J.
R. Davenport , S. V. C. ; H. P. Kelley , J. V.
C. ; H. G. SIcMlllln. A. ; William Agncw , Q. ;
T. J. WlUon. C. : Alfred Williams. S. ; E. S.
Rlcker , O. I ) . : T. E. Lockett. O. G. ; John
Darks , S. SI. : Dan Burns , Q. S. The corps'
clllcerii are as follows : Mra. P. K. Balrd. P. ;
Sirs. Good , S. V. P. ; Sirs. Rlcker , C. ; Sirs.
Clapp. S. ; Sirs. Roblmon. T. ; Sirs. Palmer ,
C. ; Sirs. Tenuant. A. C. ; Sirs. Traegcr , G. ;
Sirs. SchafTner. A. G.
The pwt at Hartlngton Installed the fol
lowing officers : Charles PlumlciKh. C. ; W.
J. DeGarmo. S. V. C. : L. G. Slaxfteld , J.
V. C. : H. A. Sillier. Q. ; F. C. Slnrkle , C. :
C. A. Rosenbach , S. ; Frank Thoene.O. D. ; A.
Erdenberger , O. G. : W. II. Ptephcnson , A. ;
R. R. Kby Q. S. The corps Installed as fol
lows : Sirs. Eliza J. Sillier. P. : Sirs. Vina
Klbbe. S. V. P. : Sirs. Emma Eby , J. V. P. :
Sirs. Frankle Sillier , T. : Sir ? . Fannlo Smith.
S. ; Sirs. Jennie Champion , C. : Sirs. Nellie
Gerisch , A. C. : Sirs. P. A. Van Dnrn. C.-
Sirs. Hanna Hass , G. ; Sllsa Grace Slerrill
A. G.
Alfred Doane corps No. 103 of Grunby last
week Installed the following officers : Mrs.
John Applecate. P. : Sirs. Alex. SIcKlnncv ,
S. V. P. ; Sirs. J. E. Slorrlcon , S. : Mrs. E.
R. Smith. T. ; Sirs' . J. II. Crawford. C. ; Ml
Sllnnle Kunkel. A , C. : Sirs. J. A. Kunkel. G.
One of the most pleasant catherlng * ever
held In St. Edward occurred at the Grand
Army of the Republic hall lost SInnday night.
It " -3 a Joint public Installation of ofllren
of Kinsman post No. 140. and Colonel P. A.
Barrows camp No. 31. Sons of Veterans.
Post Commander R. F Williams of St.
Edward Installed the officers of the post ,
and the Junior vice division * commander of
Albion the officers of Hie camp. A inimical
program was clven and n bountiful auppcr
cerve-J. Sr.c-rrhca were also listened to , and
Comrade SI. Elliott of Albion kept the crowd
In a roar with his comical Dutch nnd Irl.ih
recitations of armv life. The officers of the
post nro : G. K. Bullock. C. ; J. D. Farrnl.
S. V. C. ; V. F. ' Stovcnn. J. V. C. : R. F. Wil
liams , A. ; H. Ellison , 0. The officers of the
comp are as follows : Georce Anderson. C. ;
Charles Boardman , F. L. ; SI. I. Bullock , 6.
L. ; .1. E. Williams , Guy Green and Charles
Boardman council.
The olficera of Silas A. Strlcklard Relief
Corps of Hastings , who were Installed last
week , are : Sirs. Howard , P. ; Ellen Cox.
S. V. P. ; W. H. Cutler. J. V. P. : W. SIc-
Donald. S. ; J. Dowd , T. : Sirs , Wells , C. ;
Ellen Cramer , C. ; Sirs. Ilannum , G. ; Anna
Boyd , A. C. : Sirs. Winnie , A. G.j Sirs.
Parmentcr , 0.
Inileiienilent Order f Odd Fellnivn.
The Walloo lodge Installed the following
officers under the direction of Acting Dis
trict Deputy Gcorgo F. Frush : Fred Ebcr-
hardt , N. G. ; Nels Brodabl. V. G. ; Oscar
Lent , T. ; Frank Scheel , P. S. ; J. S. Wlldo ,
R. S.
S.Prank
Prank Pcppcrl. D. D. G. SI. , of Burchird ,
Installed the following officers of the lodge
at Table Rock : J.V. . Simmons , N. G. : W.
S. Klnsey. V. G. : SI. H. Slarblo. R. J. ; J. G.
Fisher , P. S. ; C. II. Norris. T. After the
services a su-ppcr was served by the noble
guard at his residence.
On last Slondav the Grand Island ledge
Installed the following cdlccrs : W. F.
Parker , N. G. ; John Randolph. V. G. ; John
Alexander , R. S. ; Gcorgo W. Stencil , P. S. ;
H. C. Clifford. T. ; W. R. McAllister , W. G.
Hlrschbergcr , W. H. Harrison , T. A euppsr
closed the occasion.
Last week Platte lodge No. 1 of Plaits-
mouth , Installed the following : Herman
Hlchtcr. N. G. ; Joseph Fairer , V. G. ; B. C ,
Kerr."S.j L , C. Anderson , T. ; Henry Sillier ,
W. ; Henry Slartons , R. S. N. 0. ; L. B. Egen-
bergcr. L. S , N. O. ; Philip Thlerolf. G ,
At the clojo of the niiriliic-sH meeting of
the York ledge last Slonday night a banquet
was tendered the members by G. W. King ,
N. G , , and Verne Davis , V. O. . at. the home
of G. W , King. One of the Jolllent limes In
the memory of the Odd Fellows was enjoyed.
Twenty-two wore present.
Deputy Grand Slastor A. V. Cole recently
Installed the following officers of Junlala
ledge No. 79 of Junlata : George E , Mlzen ,
N. G. ; J. L. Whltesel. V. G. : S. L. Brass ,
8. ; J. V. Wlllctt. T. ; O. W. Becutelhclraer ,
W. ; I , H. Rlckol , I. G , : W. II. Palno , O ,
G. ; Stelvln Slarkley. C. : Rov. B. J. Bird , C. ;
George T. Brown , R. S. N. G. ; Will Brook-
ley , L. .S. N. G. ; Hugh A. Sloreland , It. S.
V. 0. ; John F. Barr. L. S. V. G. : Samuel T.
Brown , L. S. S. ; Philip Hoover. P. G. After
the ceremony a smoke was enjoyed.
Encampment No. 43 , at Falrbury , has In
stalled the following officers : L. H , Davis ,
U. D. G. P , : J. A. Miller , C. P. ; H. 0. Wyatt -
att , II. P. : L P. Bowora , S. W. : J. R. RobInson -
Inson , S. ; W. B. Chambers. T. : W J. Wolf ,
J. W. ; J , II. Cookuti , I. 8. ; It. R. Rood , 0. S.
After tuo iusUlldtlcm the members wcro aur-i
nrtscd with ft repast , which was served bj
their fcmlnlno friends.
At a recent meeting the ledge at Dodge In
stalled the following : John H. Hcnkcl. N. . ;
C. W. Hepburn , V. G. ; U F. Crandall , S. :
E. W. SIcrrlam , T. The ceremony was wit
nessed by visitors from HowclU , Glcncoc ,
Lolgh and Olean ,
Acting Grand Master S. B. Montgomery
Installed the following officers of lodge No.
SO. at Edgar , recently : C. E. Cook , N. G. :
H. Stover. V. 0. ; T. E. Caatorllne , S. : Owen
Edgar. P. S. : 0. C. OrahdMi. T. ; John liar-
vlson , W. : W. Defibaugh , O.
Bon Adhom lodge. No. 1SS of Ilotl Cloud ,
has Installed the following : J. A. Boyd , N.
0. ; 1) . W. Tunuire. V. G. ; W. B. Roby. R.
S. : 0. C. Boll , P. S. ; O. W. Dow , T. ; W. W.
Wright , L. SI. Crablll and 0. W. Dow. trus
tees. The ceremony was conducted by 0.
C. Bell. D. D. 0. SI.
The Arlington lodge Installed as follows :
John Johnson. N. G. ; W. E. Antrim , V. G. :
Ed Slenklng , R. S. ; W. D. Harbour. P. S. :
C. C. Marshall , T. ; Antonio Slolvard , W. ; H.
Peters , C. ; P. Slooro , C. : Charles Voss , 1.
O. ; M. C. Grovcr. O. G. ; Georco Robertson ,
R. S. N. 0. ; G. I. Pfleffer. L. S. N. 0. ; B. F.
Slasters , R. S. V. O. ; William G. Pfolffor.
L. S. V. 0 ; George Schmehl , R. S. S. ; Wil
liam Hucltng. L. S. S.
Modern \Vonil nu-ii of Auterleii ,
The study circle of Pansy camp No. 10 ,
Royal Neighbors , will meet at the residence
of Sirs. T. SI. Standard , 2021 Spruce street ,
on next Friday evening. The members of
the camp and their friends are cordially hi-
vlted to attend.
The Woodmen camp of the camp of Royal
Neighbors , of Henderson Jointly Installed
officers last Wednesday night. Speeches ,
music and a big supper were the chief at
tractions of the evening. The officers of the
Woodmen camp are : SI. L. Ames. V. C. ; C.
0. Wcscott , W. A. : E. Ames. E. H. ; George
Palmer. C. : John Thompson , E. ; Charles
Bray , W. ; H. Hclrlch , S. These officers of
the Royal Neighbors camp were Installed :
Mrs. E. 0. Wcacott. O. ; Slra. P. A. Ball.
V. O. ; Sirs. W. A. Slease. R. ; Miss Sarah
Thompson , R. ; Sllss Grace Bray , SI. ; Sllsa
Allco Bray. I. S. ; Mrs. L. Braudenberg , O. S.
Oit last Slorday evening a public Installa
tion of officers was given by White Clover
camp No. 1210. of Junlata , which -was one
of the events of the season In that town. A
short and Interesting program preceded the
Installation ceremony , which was conducted
by Venerable Consul A. V. Cole , assisted
by Chief Forester Peter Wlllctt and the
team. After th6 services supper was nerved
and the remainder of the evening WBB spent
In social enjoyirent nnd games. The affair
was attended by fully 400 people. The fol
lowing wtro the officers Installed : O. R.
Palmer. V. C. ; E. P. Hubbard , W. A. ; 0.
Smith. E. B. : A. V. Cole. C. ; W. A. Slome ,
E. ; J H SIcElneoll. W ; J. C. Snyder , S. ; N.
SI. Beebe , SI. ; T. J. Stover , delegate to state
camp.
The Dodge camp has elected the following
officers : F. J. Brazda. V. C. : J. H. Forney.
W. A. ; R. H. Sleyor , 13. B. . D. H. Slyres , E. :
II. Starmer , C. ; I. E. Atkinson. P. ; Frank
Bartosh , I. W. ; T. P. Greaser , O. W. ; A. R.
Hasson , D.
The camp nt Red Cloud Installed the fol
lowing officers last wee ! : : F. E. MoKecby ,
V. C. ; H. II. Holdrogc. W. A. ; F. N. Rich
ardson. E. B. : F. V. Taylor , C. ; H. J. Slaurer ,
E. ; A. P. Gltwlts. W. ; J. II. Wecmann. S. :
L. H. Fort. A. V. Ducker and H. E. Pond ,
SI. The Installing olliccr was 0. C. Bell.
Camp No. 270 of Beatrice lias Installed the
following : A. J. Johnson , V. C. : F. R.
Smith. W. A. ; W , L. Leigh. E. B. ; J. R.
Grelg. C. ; J. F. Harklns , E. : D. Boswcll and
Herbert Smith , SI. E. ; J. E. Wcatherwax ,
W. : C. I. Cushman. S. ; A. P. Spcrry. C. P. ;
D. Boswcll. C. 0. ; C. E. White , SI.
Franklin camp. No. 49. Royal Neighbors
of York. Installed the following officers : Mra.
Slatlle W-lldman. O. : Sirs. Dora Vandruff. V.
n. ; Sliss Emma Johnson , It. ; Sirs. Stury
Price , R. ; Sirs. Amanda Prultt. C. : Slro.
Mary Wa'sh. ' SI. : Sirs. Ella Brooks. C. ; Sirs.
Mary Armstrong , I. S. ; Sirs. Dolly Hall , O.
S. ; Sirs. J. H. Smith , SI. ; Drs. Reynolds.
Sludler and Lang , P.
The Royal Neighbors' camp at Fairfleld in
stalled as follows : Sirs. Hattlit Tarter , O. ;
Florence Lewis , V. 0. ; Sirs. Adella Jonss , C. ;
Ruth Jones. St. ; Lillian V. Bense. R. ; Sirs.
Benedict. R. ; Sirs. AV. L. Green. I. S.
Camp No. 299 of Columbtia held Its In
stallation services In Its hall last Wednes
day evening. The following officers were In
stalled : Louis Held , V. C. : G. W. Phillips ,
P. B. ; Henry Rledcr , C. ; E. Pohl , C. ; L.
Plath. E. ; Hugo Schaad. W. ; Carl Hubert.
3. : Drs. Geer and Evans. P. ; John Tanna-
hlll. SI. ; Louis Held and Ed Schober. D.
Camp 1S95 of Hlldrcth last Tuesday nlgr.t
Installed the following officers : John SIc-
Klmmey , V. C. ; E. SlcCombs. W. A. ; R. J.
McNally. E. B. : A. L. Beck. C. ; J. H. Young.
E. ; W. S. Ashby. W. ; R. SI. Trumbull. S.
The camp will glvo an ovster supper on
Thursday night of this week.
Woodmen of the World.
The members of the order are more or
legs worked up over the fight which Is on
Just now between the local lodges , particu
larly Alpha camp No. 1 , and the sovereign
officers. This column will make no moro
than mere mention of the condition , as a
full account of the dispute was published ex-
r'nalvely In The Dally Bee of lost week
The dispute has brought out the fact that
there Is a considerable amount of Ill-feeling
between Sovereign Commander Root and
the ofllccrs of Alpha cairn. This feeling has
manifested Itself In the shape of circulars
which both parties have Issued.
The facts In the matter , briefly stated ,
nro that Alpha camp Is contending for a
separate Jurisdiction , comprising the north
western states. The object Is separation
from the southern states , where It Is al
leged the death rate Is much higher
than In the north , and yet the northern
camps have been compelled to bear a portion
tion of the burden.
The sovereign officers fight the plan of a
separate Jurisdiction with head officers , as
they contend that It will mean the almost
absolute separation of the Jurisdiction from
the parent body , forming a small now or
der. They offer as a compromise the "de
partment" plan , which provides that the
northern states shall be assessed separately
from the southern and shall pay their death
losses , but also provides that the business
shall bo transacted through the sovereign
ofllcos in this city. If It Is decided that the
Jurisdiction shall have Us own officers the
sovereign officers intimate that the general
headquarters will be removed from this
city.The
The question will be fought out In a meas
ure In the convention head camp , composed
of representatives from the rubordlnate
camps In this state , North Dakota , South
Dakota , KanaB. Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritory. ThU- body meets In Lincoln on Feb
ruary 2 , to elect delegates to th'o sovereign
camp , which meets for the first time as a
representative- In St. Louis in Marcli.
A etruggle will bo made to Instruct these
delegates tn favor of a separate Jurisdiction.
The final ( Ic'dslon will be made in the sov
ereign camp meeting. The local members
Intend to fight to the end , but ray that If
they ore defeated In the sovereign camp It
will end the matter. They only wish to be
heard.
Alpha camp No. 1 Is announcing that a
meeting of special Interest to all member ! )
will be held on next Thursday night. It Is
said that matters of great Importance will
: n > discussed. As a matter of fact , this plan
cf a fcparato Jurisdiction will lx > the topic.
All members of the order are Invltod to at
tend.
The now camp of the oylcr , which waa
Instituted a week ago , as reported In The
lice , has been named Camp I/oyal No. 111.
It gives promlw ) of growing rapidly , as
twenty-five candidates are to bo put through
a course on the goat on the next meeting
night , Thursday. The meeting ! at present
uro being held In Royal Arcanum hall In
The Dee building.
SOIIK i > l Vrl - rn iv.1.
A new camp Is all ready for Institution
[ n South Omaha tonight , Thu cere
mony Is to 'bo ' performed by T. P , Ag
ncw. 'whn Is a past commander of the Kan-
as dlvUlon , The new body U raid to have
a charter Hut of about thirty names , and
will start out with tlie very best of proa-
The two camps la tbli city. Crook No. 1
and Frank E. Sloorcs No , 21 , kavo each six
representatives on the committee which IB
making arrangements for the encampment
of the Htato dlvUlon In this city on February
10 , 17 and 18. This committed held Its
Irst meeting lout Friday night arid organ
ized. It will bo Increased with six moro
members from tlio now South Oomaha camp
asnon an that Is organized.
The local members ara nawy ! ! arranging
their plans for capturing the national en
campment for the exposition year. The of-
orU which have been made so far have'
been by Individual members , but In the near
future It Is Intended to do nyatcinntto work
to got the grrot convention. Several ot
the loval commercial bodies will bo Inter
ested In the matter , and will undoubtedly
lend their aid.
Senator John St. Thurston was expected
at the elate encampment noon to bo held , but
John G. Ktihn of the committee appointed
to Invite him has received a loiter from
him to the effert that ho will not bo nblo
to bo present. The senator offered his serv
ices In getting the national encampment.
or
Triangle ledge No. 51 of this city recently
Installed officers In a moat enjoyable man
ner. Besides the ceremony the evening
was marked with an excellent musical and
literary entertainment , and a very pleasant
lunch. Although the public was excluded
the affair was attended by a number of the
members of other lodges In the city. Tha
Installation ceremony was conducted by J. R.
Sllnc. district deputy.
Public Installation oxorclpcs were held by
Pcward lodgn No. 78 on Tuesday ovonlng.
The Installation was conducted by Grand
Chancellor Gus Norberg of Holdrogp , a -
slstcd by Vice Grand Chancellor H SI. Hoyd-
ston of Nebraska City , and Grand Slaster-
nt-Arms J. J. Angleton of Lincoln. The cer
emonies were Impressively rondrrr-d , and
were Interf.pcrsed with most excellent
music. Slrr C. W. Raymond and the Orlolo
quartet furnished the vocal music , and the
Instrumental music was by on orchestra un
der the leadership of Sir , J. F. Gcreke. An
address was delivered by Vlco Chancellor
Boydston. Light refreshments were served ,
and dancing until midnight clwod a most
delightful entertainment.
Last week Stnrlnion lodge of Loup City
gave a maequ < < tadi > ball that not only thor
oughly pleased the- many gursts of the even
ing but resulted 'In a decided replenishment
of the exchequer.
Herculean lodge No. 27 of 'Rising City re
cently gave a public Installation of officers.
After the ceremony n supper was served atone
ono of the hotels.
Pallas lodge No. 110 ot S 'buyler elcttod and
Installed the following ofilccre : F. C. Rel-
net-kp , P. C. : F. W. Shonka , C. C. ; J. H.
O'Callahan. V. C. ; M. SI. Huck. P. ; St. F.
Slmnka. K. R. S. ; Joeph Xerzan , SI. P. ; E.
H. Phelp , O. G.
Another successful supper was served by
Llndon lodge of Stcele City last week. A
program of toasts and addresses formed a
portion of the evening's entertainment. The
affair was given In connection with the In
stallation of officers.
llroflierliood of Kile * .
The Sllnncjpolls club Is getting ready for
Its fight to bring the meeting of the supreme
body to this city In the exposition year.
The committee , which ha- born Inciting after
the affair particularly , Is holding regular
meetings , and Is gradunljy laying the
wires which It Is hoped will bring the
prize to Omaha.
At a meeting which was held on last
Wcdnc-idny the rnimlttee took a step th t
may advance Omaha's chances materially
If It pans out Into a success. The grand
trustees are scheduled to meet In Sllnne-
apolls on January 28. The committee de
cided to. and has telegraphed to each ono
of the members asking them to postpone
the meeting until the following Satur
day. and Inviting them to como tn Omaha
on the ( lain of the meeting. If the trus
tees do como they will be shown n "mighty
good time , " with the accent on the
illicitly.
Even If the grand officers will be unable
to come to Omaha , however , the Elks are
preparing to give an enjoyable soclnl ses
sion on the night of January 2S. Iloyt'n
"Black Sheep" will be In the city then nnd It
Is Intended to Invite the mnlo members ot
the company to a session. If the trustees
come both parties will be the guests of the
evening.
The ledge will givea high five party at
Its Jcdto rooms on next Wednesday evenIng -
Ing nt S:30 : o'clock. Thn woman's first prlzo
will be n season matinee ticket to the
Crclgltton theater , which has been donated
by the managers. It Is desired that every
member bring along bis wife. If he owns
one , nnd ono of his best girls If ho has no
llfo partner. In addition each member can
Invllo one couple. lEi-sldes cards the evenIng -
Ing .will bo made pleasant with music. The
committee that has the matter In charge
predicts that It will be ono of the most en
joyable affairs over given by the lodge.
Krnlernnl Union of Ainerlrn.
Bani'er lodge. No. 11 , met Thursday evenIng -
Ing with a good attendance and Inntalled the
following officers : A. J. Whlddcn , P. SI. ;
Oscar Peterson , J. ; SIls. Lula G. Peony , T. ;
Sirs. Elizabeth SI. Reese , SI. ; J. H. .Mason ,
S. ; D. R. Ennls , T. ; H. II. Berger. G. ; Sirs.
J. E. Ransom , T. : 0. R. Potter , S. ; Jamefl
Connnll. S. ; Artie Chandler. S. : H. A. Worley ,
J. R. Claussen. William S. Yager , P. The
ledge will hold a public session on next
Thursday evening In Its hall , at Fifteenth
and Douglas streets. Invitations are extended -
tended to the members of the order and
their friends to attend. The event of the
evening will bi > a debate on the question ,
"Resolved. That George Washington Was a
Greater Slan Than Abraham Lincoln. " The
affirmative will be taken by G. W. Street
and E. C. Hodder , and the- negative by 0.
W. Plainer and H. A. Whlpplo. The dis
cussion -promises to bo a very Interesting
affair , as thcsn young men bavo been mak
ing this line of public speaking a special
feature of their study for some time. The
program will also Include declamations by A.
P. Harbach and nn oration by Clmrlea Bat-
tello. Thcso numbers will bo lntorspcrEo.l
with muflc.
On last Slonday evening Svernc-H ledge ,
No. 71 , was visited by Vcrnost bdge , No.
02 of South Omaha , and Us team. The lat
ter conferred the degree of fraternity upon
tha new candidates. It wa supplied with
l ho new paraphernalia , which was very at
tractive , and added much to the Interest
taken In the work. A committee was ap
pointed to pnrolmso a complete net of the
paraphernalia for Sverncnt lodgo.
Order of the World.
Last Slonday evening a number of the
members and friends of Omaha lodge No.
200 participated In n dance at the rooms
In the Patterson block. The affair WHS n
most successful ono and reflected great credit
on the committee of arrangements.
The following officers have been elected for
the ensuing year In Banner lodge No. 119 :
Past president. B. Sachsso ; president , Peter
Penner ; vice president , P. H. Schroedcr ;
secretary , A. H. Sander , sr. ; treanurcr. Slary
Franzen ; chaplain , Slia. A. II. Sander ; mar
shal. Sirs. Slary Schultz ; guard. K. Bartsi-h ;
ncntlnel , Mrs , A. C. Rudloff ; tru-sa-ca , Henry
Schrocder , Henry Franzen and Slra. Slary
Schultz.
Installation of officers will take place
nt .Myrtle ledge Nn. 399 SInnday evening ,
January 18. A high live party will follow
the Installation and all present can depend
on an enjoyable evening.
Slonday evening , February 1. a minstrel
entertainment ) will be given by Slyrtle lodga
at Myrtle hall. Continental building. A
promenade concert and dance will follow
[ ho entertainment.
Last Tuesday evening District Slanagcr I.
O. Barlght Installed the officers of Ne
braska ledge No. 93 of Lincoln. The In
stallation was a public ono and wai followed
Liy a very Interesting musical and literary
program , after which rcfrcsbmeiitB wcro
served by the female members of the lodge ,
KnlulilH of the
On last Wednesday evening South Omaha
tent. No. 07. gave a public Installation of
oflcera ! In Masonic hall. In the packing houio
city. State Daputy Supreme Commander
Hubbard gave a short history of the ordnr.
The affair was an enjoyable ono , and was
attended by a goodly number of knights and
their friends.
.Members are rejoiced at the good reports
of thn condition of the order which are com
ing In from ull over the stato. Prom re
cent reports It Is howr. that death claims
In Nebraska are being paid within fifteen
days.
Omaha tent. No. CO , will Initiate a class
of ilfty candidates during the latter part ot
this month. _ _
KnvlrniiM OH
If wo live In a reglou wlmru malaria Is pre
valent. It Is unolcss to hope to nacapo It If
unprovided with a medicinal safeguard.
Wherever the endemic Is most prevalent and
malignant In South and Central America ,
Uiu Went Indies and certain portions of
Hfrflro ami * the Isthmus of Panama , Hostot-
IP ' - Stomach Bitters has proved a remedy
for and preventive of thn dUeaee In every
form. Nut lesn effective In It In curing rliou-
matUmi. liver and kidney complaints , dya-
blllousuctui and ncrvoumu-eM.
