Nebraska Newspapers

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HIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TTTUHSDAY , JAXUAKY 21 , 1807. 7
SPE01RL NOTICES ,
AilvcrllNpiitrntM for tliexn column *
nlll In ; tnKi-n until 1Ui.1l ) l > . m. . for
tin ; I'venliiK mill nnlll M p. m. for the
inoriiliiir nnil .Siiiitlny nlllloiiN ,
AilverllNrrN , ! > y rc | itv tliuc n liinn-
Iirrril t-lu-oU , can linvn niiNWcm nil-
ilrrNMuil to u miiiilirreil letter lit earner
or The llee , AiiNwem no nililrcHNcil
nlll hi ; ilcllvercil oil presentation of
the. cheek only.
Itnteft , 1 l-2o n ivonl first InmTtlniij
3o n wont thcrcnftor. NitlhltiK tnkcti
for loin ( linn iir.o for the flrnt lnxer-
tlon. TinHO niIvertlHe.iiicntH iniiHt ho
run ri
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SITUATIONS WASTHII.
WANTED , WOltIC TOH I'AItT OF DAY ; LADY
ittrnoRiupher uml bookkeeper , l-'our year * ' ex
perience. AilJrcm A 10 , lieu olllcc.
olllcc.A Mfcll 22
IVAXTKD MAM : iiiM.i' .
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.WAN I HD. AN IDHAs V.'UO CAN THINK Ol- '
utrno almple thltis to yntcnt ? I'rotert your
Menu , they may bring you wealth ; write Jolm
i Weclilcrliurn & Co. , Oept. V. , 1'ntent Attorney * ,
Washington , 1) . O. , for tliclr 11.800 prlzo ortel
nnd n Hat of 200 Inventions wonted. H-C35
ttV.IJ.OIW WANTED. CONTINENTAL CLOTH-
Ine Company. II MI7G
$34 A WI3E K SALARY AND EXPKNBES 1II )
p.iicsmrn ; experience not nccctiary ; permanent
position. The W , L. Kline Co. , til. Ixiuls , Mo.
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WANTKU. BOMCITOU KOII "IIHYAN'S IIAT-
tln for Free Hllvcr , " with tiloRraphy of Itrynn
nndvlfe ; nlsti pppeches ; lionniizti for nBcnt" !
tremeniloiiH Ucmnnd ; commission SO per cent ;
credit Klvcn ; frelclit pnlil ; outfit free ; write
quick. Dominion Company , Clilcnt ; " .
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.WANTED , YOUNO J1AN TO ASHIST IN OK-
llco : must IIP n tenotrnplicr nnd KOOI ! penman.
Address , giving n e , experience , aalary ex
pected ami refercnceii , I ) 03 Dec. II MJ3I
WAM'HI ) 1 < 'I3.MAMS 1II3M1.
WANTED. COMPETENT O1UI * AT C5t SOUTH
ICth nve. C 2H 20'
Vl l HHXT IIOUSKS.
IIOUSEH IN AM. I'ATITS OK TUB CITY. THE
O. I1" . Davis Company , 1C03 fnrnam. D 636
IIOU8KS ; IJENEWA & CO. . 103 N. 15T1I ST.
D-C3T
MODEUN HOUSICS ; C. A. STAIlIt OM N Y I.IKI3
D-C33
CHOICI : nousica AND COTTAOHS AL.IJ ovnn
the city , > to CO. Fidelity , 1702 Fnrnnm t.
U-C35
IIOUBES , WAUliACU , 1IUOWN 1IL.OCK. 16TII
nnd DoURlns. U CIO
IIOI7.HE9 FHOiM K UP ; T.AUOn MST. llc-
Cague Investment Co. , 1SOC Dodge street.
D-CIt
HOUSES FLATS , QAHVIN LROS , 1C13 FAIINAM
FOIt KENT. 812 N. 3DTII ST. , T-UOOM MODE11N
house ; J20 per month. Inquire on premise * .
D-641
HOUSES FOIl nCNT. I3EMIS , PAXTON 1HK.
D-MSCt
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D-HOOM FUHNISHED HOUSE ; MODEUN IM-
jirovcmcntB ; paved Htroct. 1511 Wlrt street.
D-174 21 *
KIEOANT 10-nOOM IiniCK HOUSE. 503 S.
! Sth. F. D. Wcml , It. It , l onna nnd In-
vcMmcntB , ICth nnd Douglas. D M19I 31
JIOOEilN FLAT , LANCJIT "uLoCK , COO S. 13TIL
D M223 F1S
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I'OIt HENT. A HEVEN-HOOM MODEUK COT-
tase ; with bath ; nlso nice barn ; $50 per month
with barn , or { 23 without barn. 1727 Georgia ,
iivvnuc. D-2IG 23
TOR llRNT FUIIMSimi ) U00.1IS.
FURNISHED 5 1100MB FOIl HOUSKKKEI'INQ.
2 for light houxulci-epliiff. C1I S. 17th Ave.
IS-.MM6
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3 I--UItNI8En ItOOMS TOR HOUSEKEEPING
for man and wife. Kent taken In board. 319 N.
nth. , i.jio4
IMIIt.MHIIiai ) HOO.MS AM ) I1OA11I ) .
NICELY FURNISHED IIOOMS , OOOD nOAnD"
rntes reasonable. The Hose 2020 Unrney.
F M907 23
HOUEHN SOUTH IIOOMS , OOOD HOAItD. J3 DO
up. Ml N. 15th t. F JI171 " 3
IIOOMS AND IJOAIID. I-'ROM 3.60 UI' ; MODern -
ern conveniences. CIS N. 15th. ! J1204 23 *
rou nir.vr STouiis AMI OKPICKS.
FOIl HUNT. THE 4-STOUy IIUICK HUIL.DING
nt 91C Fnrnum Ht. Tills bulldlni ; has n nrcproof
cement ImBement , complete steam heating llx-
turca ; water on all floors ; gas , etc. Apply at
the ofllce of The lice. 1-910
WAXTHIJ TO K. > 'T.
WANTED , IIY YOUNO I.ADY. IIOOM AND
lH irU In private
family whcro there are no
uhlMren. AddrciB D C6 , Hue. K M23S 21 *
.WANTED , TWO FOItNlSlIED BLEEPING
rnomc , on pame floor ; coal stove and butli *
within Jlfteen mlnutca' walk of jiostolllce. Ad-
ilresa D M , llee. 1C R1237 !
STOUAOI3.
on. VAN & STORAGE : , ins FAHNAM TEL. 1555
M CIS
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
WS-510 Jone . Ocnerul ttomgo anj forwarding
M-G16
WA.XTKll TO 1IUV.
WILL PAY CASH K0U OMAHA SAVINGS
Imnk nccounta ; name lowest price. Addreeg D
61. lice. N M2J8 21
KOK
CIIEAI'EKT HARDWOOD WOVEN CORN CIUIJ-
tielng made. C. U.Lce _ , SOI Douglas. Q-CIS
SLEIGHS , HINGI.K ANb DOUI1LB. lltlLOW
cntt. Drummond Carriage Co. Q EOJ-Fl
roll SALE. KINE NEW HIGIT-GRADE 1J1CV-
ce ; 159. Omutm Illcyclo Co. . S3 N. 16th st.
O-5H
j-'lNl-S ROLLTOP Disiv , NEW ; STANDING
Ocpk , chnlra. Room 14 Frcnzer Illock , op
posite 1' . O. Q-I33-:0
MASSAfii : IIATIIS , KTO.
MME. iMlTH. ! JIM DOUGLAS , ROOM C ; MAS-
rage ami etcam lintlis. T M133-23 *
MISS AMES , VAl'OR 1JATHS. MASSAGE. 607
S , 13lh t. . room X T MS13 i & *
| t3.W-RUlTUItti CUUEU TILL MARCH 15
fur $ :3.CH ) ; no pain ; no detention from liualncjs ;
wo refer to liundredi of ( tatlenta cured. The
O , K , Miller Co. , 711 New Vorlt Life Hide ,
Omnhn. U 4 >
.WANTED , HEN AND WOMEN TO ADVER-
tUu our coeds In cv iry county In Ncbraika ;
Bpeil pay ; tend ( tnmp for iiarllculnm. E. B.
Co. , 1019 Harney st. , Omalm. Neb.
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.VI AVI TOR UTERINE TROUI1LES.T4C-S REE
bldB. I'hynlclan. coniulatlon or health book
"w.
_ U-720
11ATHU. MASSAGE. lISIU.'l'OSTr JI9J4 S. I5TH7
_ _ _ _ _ U-KO
CAlUt .1 I'KOAU. SUCCESSORS TO WM.
Lyle Dickey Co. , have removed to KO N. nth.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ U-M9ia ru
BI'ECIAL ANNOUNCEMICNT-THE
. Chemical Co. of New Yorh have Ju t opened up
on oitlro at 700 a. ICth st. for the purpose of
tntrodliclnn ami ndvcrtlnliu their Grout HwUa
lllooil and Ncrvo Tonic tllobu Liverwort.
( llotic > Liverwort Is purely venctable com
pound. free from oil mlncr.il poison. It
cleimei the nynlcm of alt bllloim dernngemetits ,
toneH the nerves , creates rm npiirtlte. It In a
lianltlvo cure for riieuniatlim , blood disorder * ,
elomavh trouble , liver uiul kidney ciimplalnl ,
ronstlimtlbii. Imllge'tlon. lui > cpsl , nick head-
" ' ' ' "u ctv ( , .i'lvo ' It a lilal ; mimpla free ul olllre ,
M So. IClh st. . Omnha , Neb , U K2-IO
aiOXUY TO I.OAX-.HRAI , I5STATK.
ANTHONY I.OAN & TIIIIHT CO. , S15 N , Y. U-
qir.rh money nt low rates forcholco farm loans
III Iowa , northern Ml aourl. catttrn Nebraska.
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C1TV I/JANS. C. A. BTAllIt , M5 N. V.
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HONEY TO LOAN ON IMI'IIOYRU OMAHA
reul estate , llrtnnnn , Love Co. , I'axton block ,
* WM
LOANS ON IMIUIOVtiD & UNIJU'llOVBI ) CITY
, prcpcrty. W. Karnam Umltli & ColJM Fnrnnm ,
W (56
JION15V TO LOAN AT LOW 11ATK3. TUG
O , V , Duvl Co. , IMS rnrnam St. W-CJ7
WONKY"TO" LOAN ON IMI HOVID OMAHA
property. U. H. Murlxnee & Truit Company.
M vr York. I'o y A Tliamm , AttnU , No. 107
, I'lnt National lianli LUir. W-UI
.VnV TO LOAN III3AL I38TATH.
( Continual. )
MONKY LOAN OMAHA I'HOPKIITT t/\VRHT
rntwij liulldInK loans wanted. Fidelity Trimt ro.
W-CS3
fi I'KIl CUNT MONtr TO LOAN ON' OMAHA
property , Neb. formi.V , D. Melkta lit Nntl. Ilk
W CW
MOM3V TO MA\CIIATTI.ES.
HONEY TO LOAN ON KUHNITimK. PIANOS ,
lioraps , wagons , etc.i at lowest rnte In city ;
no removal of Roods ; itrlctly conn.lcntlal ; you
can pay the loan oft nt any time or In any
amount. OMAHA MOnTOAOn LOAN CO. ,
90C go. 16th St.
MONEY TO LOAN. . 30. CO , 50 DAYS ; FUUNI-
ture , pianos , tto. IJuft Qreen room 8 Barker bile.
x.-cca
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COMMiilCL\L LOAN OFFICE 11EOPENKD
for bugnc98 | at HI5 Uouulas. Al Altmnn , pro
prietor. X-12J SI
1IUSIM3SS CU.VNCKS.
SALE. AliOUT 2,000 L11H. MINION TYPE.
700 Ibn. agate , IM pair two-third cn cs , 40
double Iron stands for two-third cnfes. This
tnatcrlnl was uncil an The Oinnhn Hcc , nnd Is
In fairly Rood condition. Will be Fold cheap
In bulk ur In quantities to vult purchaser.
Apply In person or by mnll to Tlio IJee Pub
lishing Company , Omaha , Neb. Y 713
TO GET IN OH OUT OF BUSINESS GO TO J. J.
Gibson , ui m Nnt'I inc. liulUllnK. Y 3CC _
FIVK-N1NTI1S INTEUEST 1N 40-1IAKUKL
nonrliiR mill ; wntcr power nnd a 75-lmrrel
Bteiim roller mill on mllromi ; for i < alc m
will exchange for good clear land. Address
1J 61 , lice. Y-M216 FIS
KOIl SALi : HOO.OO CASH 11UYH A WELL ES
tnlillKlioi , strictly cash buslncsa. on nccoimt of
death. Address 1) 07 , llee. Y M215 22
FOR KXCIIA.VGE.
TEN LOTS IN LINCOLN ; HOUSE AVI > LOT
In Hebron , nnd unine money , to trndo fur l/oots
nnd shoes or Rents' furnlshlnB. Aililrrmt Lock
Ilex 11 , Hebron. Not ) . X MS55 22
ICO ACHES I'AHM FOR THAUE FOIt J500 IIAIl-
ness Block , Chris Technrner , LOUR Pine , Neb.
roil SALIC HIAL ESTATE.
A113THACTS. THE 11YHON HEEL ) COMPANY.
11E-CC3
HOUSES , LOTS , FARMS , LANDS , LOANS
Gco. I > . Ilemls Iteal Estate Co. , Paxton blk.
RE CG4
OMAHA 8AVINOS IJANIC ACCOUNTS TAKEN
nt par In exchange for houses nnd lots. ( All
or part. ) The Byron Heed Co. RE 816
ACCOUNTS IN THE OMAHA SAVINGS BANK
tnkcn nt pnr for real estate nt present low
vnliics. Oeorge G. Wallace , Brown block , ICth
nnd Douglas. RE 948
BNAP NUS CLAUIC ST. . S-ROOM HOUSE ;
frontage , SO feet ; price , Jl.MO.CO. J. N. Fren
zer , opp. P. O. HE MMg Fll
REAL KSTATB I1AROA1NS
Nlcp cottnKC nnd lot , only 11,200.
Cheap lot , close tn cnr line , $150.
Gl-ncrc fiinn , with ROO < I bulldlncii ; only ten
tnlleii from P. O. In Omalm ; S4.000.
Finest residence In Omaha , tOx215 feet , facing
Hnnscom park , )3COO.
$7,200 IIOUH ? , modern , eplendld location ; for quick
hale nt { S.OOO.
BpUndld Investment , choice , Improvcil property ;
will pay S per cent on price ; $3,500.
Beautiful ucro lot , close to paves ! street ; Just
the place for n suburban borne ; If taken quirk ,
only ( COO ; savings bank accounts taken In pay
ment.
Ten ncres , beautifully situated on the edge of
city ; east exposure ; handsome shade trees ,
paved Htrcet , etc. ; will make nn elegant home ,
nnil la especially adapted for small fruit ;
price , { 3.5W ; Omaha Savings bank nccounta
taken In payment.
80 < ) ncres , central Nebraska ; Just the place for
raining cattle nnd hess ; can sell for $10 per acre
nnd take one-half purchase price In good city
property or small lown farm.
Choice residence property ; two nice cottages ;
very cleslrnbly located ; price , JC.COO ; owner
will tnke part In good vacant or fnrm land.
4,800 ncres , central NehrrJjkn ; splendidly located
nnd ndmlrnlily adapted for stock purposes ;
price , only JS per acre ; will tnko good farmer
or city property n part payment. .
10 valuable lotg , clopo to business center of
Omahn , J12.CCO , nil clear , for good Iowa farm.
Gllt-cslged business lot In business center of
Omalm , )32COO. clear , for Improved property.
30 elegant lots In finest residence neighborhood
In Omaha ; surrounding lota held nt { 3,000 tp
$4,000 ; cnn offer these lots for tCO.OOO ; owner
wnnts largo stock ranch.
CO choice lots , adjoining new state fair grounds ;
motor line and paved street ; price , $375 each ;
con trade , nil clear , for good land.
HICKS' REAL ESTATH AGENCY.
303 N. Y. Life BldK.
RE M241 21
BUY LAND ADJOINING OMAHA ; THE GREAT
TrnMsmli'slsslppI nnd International Expcoltlon
of ' 93 wilt cause n great demand for ncres
close to Omnhn ; wo can offer several choice
10 nnd 20-acre tracts , right on tcilgo \ or the
city at prices that will nstonlsh you ; call nnd
Eeo ui or write. Illcln , N. Y. Life Bids.
RE-M2I2 21
LARGE SOUTH FRONT LOT. WITH SIX-ROOM
cottage ; ' near Hanscom park ; J3,0)0. Hicks , 303
N. Y. Life Bldg. RE-M243 21
DANCING SCHOOL.
MORAND'S , 1D10 HARNEY. FOR PRIVATE
and. class lemons dally ; always open.
SOO-F4
SAFES.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND SAFES ; SAFE RE-
pairing. J. J. Dcrleht , 1110 Farnam.M710
M710 F3
FINANCIAL.
LIFE INS. POLICIES BOUGHT. W. F. HOLDEN
C6G
WANTI3II TO 1I01UIOW.
TO BORROW. J1W.OO. SIX MONTHS. GOOD
security ; good rate of'Interest. Address C C3 ,
Bee. CSS 30 *
LET US SELL YOU A MORTGAGE OR MAKE
n loan for you on cither farm or city prop
erty. F. I ) . Wead , Gilt Edge Securities ,
ICtlfnnd Uouglus. S-'O 31
1IUILOINC ANI1 LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & BTASS-N PAYS G ,
7 , 8 IHT cent when 1 , 2. 3 years old ; always re
deemable. 1704 Farnam St. Nnttlngcr. Sco.CCS
CCS
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Ass'n , 1704 Farnam. O. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
CC3
.MUSIC , AHT AND LANGUAGE.
GEORGE F. GELLENUECK , BANJO , MANDO.
lln nnd guitar teacher. Room 412 Bca Bldg.
Tel. 218. 100
DHESSMAICING.
DRESSMAKING. IN FAMILIES. MISS
Sturdy , 4301 llunlclte. M-483-J18'
DRESSMAKING BY THE DAY ; WORK aiTAR-
anteed. C1 59 , Bee. M2SI 24
MASQUKUAUE COSTUMES.
THEO LIEREN. AK-SAR-BEN COSTUMEH. 020
S. 13th ; largest Blocl : masquerade and thent-
rlr l goods In the west , MJ59 F8
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
ELOCUTION. MRS. W. N. DORWARD. C23 N.
10th. -M7CS F2
FIIHMTCUE IMCICIJU.
GET M. B. VALKIN'S PRICES ON FURNIture -
ture packlne , repairing , upholstering ; mat-
trcsscn made and renovated ; 2111 Cura'.nff. Tel ,
1331. 674
FAHM FOIl HUNT.
FOR REKT-2W-ACRE FARM. NEAR FORT
Crook , Snrpy cuunty. Seluy , 1C03 Farnam ,
MACHINES ANI > SUPPLIES.
NEW TlOMK. HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE
machine olllce , 1514 Cap. Ave. Tel. 1571.
G 7
SIIOUTHAND AN" TYPKWIUTINa.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , fiU N. Y. LIKE.
vu
AT OMAHA DUS.COLLEOE. I8TH i DOUGMS.
PAWMlllOICKUS.
II. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEK. 41J N. 16 BT.
671
TYl'EXVIUTEUS.
ai-rr THE BEST TYPEWRITERS ; SUPPLIES !
r | ) ulr . United Typewriter & iSupplle Co. ,
.Cli Fnrnum St. 670 June-JO
WILL SELL BM1TU PREMIEIl TYPEWRIT ,
er , In gaud ronJItlon ; cheap. Addrcii O It ,
Uet , -MZ2 tS .
LOST.
LOST-fOCKRELL SPANIEL DOG. RETURN
for rewanl to Ml N. 32d St. Lo t-22t ( _
STRAYED HHOM"COLONADE KTAllLEH , I'll'-
tenith nnd Jncknon slreeln , OmAh * . pHlr of
mules ; ono black mare mule , one hnifrmule. .
I/wt-MMO 22 *
MP.DICAL.
THE PEOPLE'S DISPENSARY NEVER FAILS
to ifttore the period or correct IrreRUlarlllei-i
lady attendants. 1522 Douglas street.M2I9
-M2I9 2S-
LADIESI CHICIIE8TEIV9 ENGLISH , PENNYroyal -
royal Pills ( Diamond brand ) , nri > the best ; safe ;
reliable. Tnke no other. Heml 4c ntninps for
particular * . "Relief for Ladles , " In letter by
return mnll. At druggists. Chlchecter Chcin-
Icnl Co. , Philadelphia , Pa. Mention Bee.M240
M240 2t
SUES & CO. ,
PATENT SOLICITORS ,
llpo Ihllldlnl. ,
Uinnliix. Neb
Aclvlco nntl Paiont Uno : <
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AMUSEMENTS.
Opening at lloyd'g tonlgh't and continuing
for three nights , with matinees Saturday and
Sunday , the Corlnno Extravaganza company
will present , the revised and now "Hendrlck
Hudson , Jr. " Clarence Uogerson , the con
ductor of the company , has replaced many of
the numhcrii of the old ere with what are
said to bo sparkling gems , In accord with
the spirit of the times. Messrs. Howe and
Kerry have provided their charming otar
with a support which excels any other that
has heretofore accompanied her. The com
pany Includes Joe Cawthorno , John Page ,
Nell McNeil , John Park , II. A. Casslday ,
John H. Connelly , Maurice Robinson , John
F. Harry , George Cllne , Octavln llarbo , Nelly
Strickland , Anne Hutchlnson , Helen Holdcn
Welch , Arnola Hollevlllo and Lulu Cosgrovc.
The chorus numbers thirty-six voices ) and Is
said to 'ho composed of very attractive girls
with tuneful voices. In the way of scenery
and costumes the most gorgeous and beauti
ful are promised. Corlnno Is a pretty little
woman , wh'oso appearance Is familiar to all
theater-goers , whos * ability aa a performer
Is well known. On former occasions Corlnno
has always been welcomed by big crowds and
this engagement will probably prove Itself
pleasing and successful , as the others have.
"Carmen , " as presented by Rosabel Morri
son and her sparkling company , will bo the
attraction at the Crelghton for thrco nights ,
commencing with this evening's performance ,
when It ID said that Prosper Merlmee's In
teresting story will receive an elaborate pro
duction with all the advantages of beauti
ful scenery and elaborate costumes. A novel
feature of the performance will be the real-
Istle bull fight Incidental to the play , which
will bo produced by the a-Id of the eldolo-
scope. The company supporting Mies Mor
risen Is said to be a thoroughly competent
ono and Includes a number of players whose
former successes In this city have been pro
nounced. Notwithstanding the expensiveness -
ness of ths production , no advance will bo
made In prices. A bargain matinee will bo
clvcn tomorrow.
Prof. Reynolds' success would appear to become -
como moro emphatic -with each succeeding
week of his engagement at Crelghton hall.
Ho appears to audiences which continue
large , notwithstanding the length of the en
gagement. The subjects while under his
hypnotic Influence demonstrate the powers
of mesmeric Influence a'nd ' succeed In thor
oughly amusing the spectators by their pe
culiar antics. At the matlneo which will bo
given Saturday It has been decided to ac
cept the tickets for reduced admission which
were Issued to school children who wcro
unable to attend the last matinee , owing to
-inclemency of the weather.
Hopkins' Transoceanic Vaudeville company
will play Its annual engagement at the
Crelghton , opening with a matinee Sunday ,
January 24 , at which performance strictly
popular prices will bo In fore ? . The local
nM * < vt'litlnli tit III lin f nr > Trtll t * nlrrttta nnl V
should prove n thoroughly succeBalul ono , as
the reputation tiorne by this organization Is
high. Among those who will assist In amus
ing are Roslo Rondel , the Nawns , Sharp
and Flatt , Ford nnd Francis , Horace Ben-
ners , Juno Salmo , Carroll Johnson and the
klnematographe , which la said to be tlu >
latest and moat Improved device for tli9 pro
duction of animated pictures. A popular
priced matlneo will bo given Wednesday.
Scats are now on sale tor lhe entlro engage
ment.
The appearance of the magician , Bancroft ,
with his spectacular production of maple
next Monday evening at Boyd'fl ihe.xtcr. Is
attracting considerable attention , and there
should bo a largo attondanse. Bancroft
Is es.li ! to produce the most elaborate and ex
pensive display of maslc over seen In this
country. His remarkable feats of wonder ,
surprise and bewilderment are described as
now and entirely different from any ever
eeen In a magical entertainment before.
The cost of his production Id quoted at
$100,000.
At the Continental Clothing store , next
Monday , from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. , Wallaeker ,
the famous lion , which Bancroft uses In his
new Illusion , "Leonll , " will be on exhibition ,
and will undoubtedly create a sensation.
Wnllacker will bo fed at 1 o'clock , and a
great crowd will undoubtedly watch the
event.
Hoyt's "A Black Sheep" will be the drawIng -
Ing card at the Crelghton for two nights ,
commencing Thursday , January 2S , when
that amusing play will bo presented by a
company of well known comeJy favorites.
Forfi-ltril llrr Ili
L.lbblc Collier , a colored woman , wns ar
rested last night on a capias Issued by
Judge Gordon. The Collier woman became
Involved in a light n fortnight ago with
K. J. Smith. She received several wounds
In the heud nnd caused Smith's arrest on
ix charge of assault and buttery. Shu was
then released on her own recognizance nnd
the case set for trial last Monday. The
woman failed to appear. She has been re-
nrreHted In order that she may appear In
court against Smith.
Diuii-c for tin * HretrerH.
A ball for the benefit of locked out mem
bers of the Brewers' local union will ho
given nt Knights of Labor ball on Four
teenth street Saturday night of this week.
TUB 1M-3AI.TV SIAIIIvUT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record Wednes
day , January 20 , 1S37 :
WARRANTY DRKDS.
Byron Reed company to M B Wilson ,
lot 1C. block C , Drake's add | 2 , < 0)
Frank Davli to II A l'etora > n , und H
lot 1 , block 1 , Klinwood park 2JO
U B Wood , trustee , ot nl to M II Cobb.
ct al , o % lot C. block 101 , lot 1 , block
139. Omaha ; o % lot 3X. Burr Oak
add : lots 9 to 12 , block 9 , B K
Rogers' add , and various other lots
ana. blocks . , Z
*
QUIT CLAIM D1SEDS.
J T Kyle to L. M Hnnscom , a 22 feet
of n 44 feet lot C. block 173 , Omaha. . 1
W W Kyle and wife to same , name. . 1,500
Total amount of transfers $ 4ISO
Mra. A. U. Crausby , of IDSKcrrSt. ,
llemphte , Tenn. , jmid no attention
to a small lump in licr breast , bub
it soon developed
into a cancer of
tlio most malig
nant typo. Tlio
beat physicians
in Now York treated her , and fin
ally declared her case hopeless.
As ft last resort , S. S. B. was given ,
nnd an immediate improvement re
sulted ; n few bottles
tles cured her
completely , and
no sign of the dis
ease has return
ed for ten years.
Hooka on Cancer freoj address Swift
Co. i Atlanta , CJ ,
FINANCES OF PON PACIFIC
Becoivers of System Pt&jisli Their Moutlily
Report , with Scnio'.0omparisons.
COMPARISON OF EARlJlftpS AND EXPENSES
I- -.I
I'lrxt Eli-yen Motj/lilt of 1SIM1 Slum
u Small liturciihitiln SlirtitiiN us
Comiiiiroil' With the
I'ri-vloiiH Your. |
The earnings of the various branches o ;
tlio Union Pacific system for Ncovcmhcr
1S9G , according to the report of the receivers
Just Issued , show on Increase over thoao ol
November , 1SU5. The expenses of Novem
ber , 189i ( , however , show a considerable In
crease , with the result that tlio comparison
In the surplus of the branches of the system
of November , 1S95 , and 1S96 , shows a de
crease for the laltnr month. The earnings
of the main system for November , IS''C ' ' ,
amounted to ? 1,362,813.84 , an Increase ol
$ j23.30 over the earnings of the correspond
ing month of a year ago. The comparison
of the expenses for thu same two months
shows an Increase of $10.755.21 , giving a
decrease In the surplus of $40.201.91. The
groai earnings for the first eleven months
of 1895 were $13,193.78. During the same
period of 1890 they amounted to $13,200-
CSS.21 , an lncrer.se of $12S3S.45. As tlio ex
penses Increased $185,210.12 the comparison
aliowa a decrease In the surplus of $170-
J 10.97.
The Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern
earned $600,749.16 In November , 1895 , and
$520,477.69 , an Increase of $23,728.43. In No
vember , 1890. The expenses on this line ,
too , Increased. The expenses In November ,
1895 , were $235,249.94 , and for November ,
1890 , were $203,490.79 , an Increase of $28-
240.83 , leaving a decrease In the surplus of
$2,518.42. The comparison of the earnings
and expenses for the first eleven months of.
1895 and 1890 for this line malccs a better
showing. There was an Increase of $182-
101.90 In the earnings and of only $128,409.19
In the expenses , leaving an Increase In the
surplus of $53,092.71.
The earnings of the St. Joseph & Grand
Island railroad for November , 1895 , were
$55,010.99 , and for November. 1S9G , were $69-
090.02 , an Increase of $13.773.03. The ex
penses Increased $21,081.88. leaving ft decresse
of $7,303.85. The gross earnings for the
first eleven months of 1690 were $75.098.08
more than during the first eleven months of
1895. The expenses for the same period In
creased $53,493.51 , giving1 an Increase In the
surplus of $22,205.17.
The earnings of the Central Ilranch for
November , 1890 , were $531.79 more than for
November , 1895. The expenses were de
creased $4,708.31 , making an Increase In the
surplus of $5,243.10. For the first cloven
months of 1890 the earnings were $90.793.11
more than during the corresponding period
of 1895. The expenses increased only $3-
374.21 , making an Increase In the surplus of
$93.418.90.
The earnings of the leased branches for
November , 1890 , wcro greater by $3.019.89
than those of November , 1895. The ex
penses Increased $0 540 , 32. leaving a deficit
In the surplus of $2.720.43. The earnings
for the first eleven i months of 1890 were
$52,404.51 moro than those of the same
months of 1893. The cxp6nses Increased but
$31.790.74.
A recapitulation of the financial records of
the various branches In the entire system
shows Unit the total gross earnings for
November , 1895 , were . . $2,127,093.80. In
November , 1S90 , they were $2.171,183.79 , or
an Increase of $41,080.9.V The expenses for
November , 1893 , were $1,223.080.09. In
November , 1890 , they wore $1,339,283.03 , or
$115,590.94 greater , making a decrease In the
surplus of $71,507.01. For the first eleven
months of 1895 the cross earnings of the
entlro system wero. $550SS9.7fi moro than
during the same month D of 1890. The ex
penses Increased $544,513.10 , leaving an In
crease In the surplus of $0,370.59.
AUIJ1TOU YOUNG WAS AT HIS 1IEST.
Full i-cl , HiMVi-viT , to Throw LI li <
Upon u Live Sutiji-ot.
Members of the Omaha Gun club and a
number of railway men are at present en
joying a laugh at the expense of Erastuo
Young , auditor of the Union Pacific system.
At the annual banquet of the huntsmen the
other nvonlng the auetero official was
actually moved by the Introduction of n
subject that lies near his heart. For several
years he has been a director In the organi
zation known as "the UnionDepot com
pany. " About a fortnight agu thU corpora
tion held Its annual meeting and Mr. You as
was honored with a re-election as director.
So It wna presumed that ho was most
familiar with all the movements of the
company and of their efforts to give Omaha
terminal facilities.
It was with this thought In mind that
Colonel DIrkey , the toastmaster of the even
ing , tin hi that ho should like to call on a
gentleman present for full and complete In
formation oil a topic that was of cxcccdlni ;
great Interest to all Omahans. Ho beggcu
him to glvo all the details of the situation
and to keep nothing back. Ho then an
nounced that the newly elected director of
the Union Depot company would speak of
the work of that company and of the time
when a union depot should bo finally com-
plctrd. For once the auditor was forced to
acknowledge that ho was only second beat ,
and that he would have to disappoint his
auditors , who plainly had the best of him.
1IOI1V IILOW AT COLORADO LINES.
Cheap Hnti-H tii Ciillfornln Likely ( o
He Miuli' .
A passenger official of ono of the Omaha
roida , when asked It there was any truth
In the ( statement that there was already
trouble among the transcontinental lines
concerning Christian Endeavor rates to San
Francisco for next Bummer's meeting , re
plied : " 1 think there is no truth In the
report that the place of the convention may
be changed on account of somewhat previous
efforts on the part ofonto of the roads to
secure business. It Is true all the lines are
already reaching out for this travel , but
none of them can make rales until the asso
ciation agrees to them.
"Tho lines that are kicking the hardest
against cheap rates from Chicago to San
Francisco nro the Colorado lines. There will
probably bo a round trip rate of $50 In effect
between these two points. The rate from
Chicago to Colorado common points and re
turn ta $45. Consequently It Is thought that
the effect will bo to knock Colorado travel
during the coming summer higher than the
proverbial klto of Mr. Ullroy. The Colorado
lines usually handle irfonu'whero about 12,000
tourists a month during the nummer and they
hardly roIUh the Idea ofr losing this business
or the greater part ol It * "
HEAR PACIFIC "jn.OAU INTEHESTS.
OIVIUTN ofC Sioux ijl'jj ' ; Ilouil Fnvor tin-
( JoillllllHMllill I'lllll.
'
WASHINGTON , Jan.,2 , . The Pacific rall-
road committee today heard statements from
the parties Interested if\ \ the Settlement of
the Sioux City & Pacific affairs. Tho'
Chicago & Northwestern company , which
controls the Sioux Clt 'fi ' Pacific , was re-p-
icscntcd by M. M. Ivl 'man. ' Ite vice presi
dent , who stated thatjlpJniorcct ) , rcprcsentel
by him would refrain' from pressing the
Sioux City bill If the Harrison coimnlMon
plan was adopted. They were eatlificd with
the plan , as It embraced the settlement of
nil the affairs of the Pacific toada. The
Sioux City Commutation company was rep
resented by John C , Coomtu ol Boston , and
thlo Interest was alto favorable to the
scheme of a commission and hoped tlio
powers of the commission would bo broad
enough to enable them to negotiate for any
extension of the Sioux City branch , Tlio
subcommittee which has charge of the
Harrison commission plan has nut yet hold
a. meeting.
Snow Aluiiir llnllway LlncH.
Tlio Hock Island's train dispatcher at Fair-
bury. Neb , , yesterday furnished The Hee with
the following weather report for that dta
trlct : "No snow west of Courtlatid , Kan.
From ono to two Inches of snow between
I'ourtlanJ and South Demi. Clay Center hua
from three to five Inrhea. Topcka has tlireo
Incbtu. It U a very wrt HIIOW along our
line and U melting rapidly. " The other
rallroada repotted ulmllar conditions
nlonp their lines. There Is no heavy snow
anywhere In the Nebraska Kansas or WyomIng -
Ing divisions , and what has fallen la rapidly
disappearing.
Not SnllMlcil with ( InGuarantor. .
CHICAGO. Jan. 20. The Post's Washing-
Ion special says : The settlement of the Pa
cific railroad Indebtedness by n friendly
negotiation between the government and the
Union Pacific reorganization committee has
been delayed. The legal pap r have boon
perfected which were to make the govern
ment a party to the pending foreclosure suits
by the filing of cross bills , but the president
and Secretary Carlisle and his olllclal nd-
vlrcrs arc not satisfied , It Is said , with the
guarantee behind the $30,000,000 offer made
by the committee.
Emleilvor llnti'i * .
CHICAGO , Jan. 20. The ro.idi of the
Transcontinental Passenger association have
finished their meeting and adjourned. It was
decided that the- round trip for the meeting
of the Christian Kndravor society In San
Francisco should bo $45 from the line of the
Missouri river , and It was decided to nsU
the roads of the Western Passenger asso
ciation to make n round trip rate of $30 from
Chicago and $4fi.SO from St. Lou's. ' This the
latter organization will take up at Its meetIng -
Ing seine tlmo this week.
Government
NR\V YORK , Jan. 20. It Is understood
that the government directors of the Union
P.iclllc will meet on Friday at the offices of
the company In this city to consider the
question of Iratltutlng foreclosure proceed
ings. No Information from olllclal sources
can bo obtained regarding1 the roi-i , . ' jon-
feronco of Attorney General Harmon with
the Union Pacific officials or the- members ol
tlio organization syndicate.
\otrn mill IVrNonnlx.
Master Mechanic J. II. Kllpntrlck of the
Hock Island road Is In the city from DCS
Molno ? .
General Manager Dickinson of the Union
Pacific arrived In Chicago yesterday from
New Orleans.
An unknown man was killed In the car
yards of the Union Pacific at Denver early
.yesterday.
W. S. Moreland , attorney for the D. & M. ,
and Division Superintendent Campbell are
In the city from McCook.
Harry Hugcr , traveling freight and pas
senger agent of the II. & M. , Is In the city
from H'oU'iia , Mont. , cnroutc to Now York
City.
It was expected that President Clark would
arrived from St. Louis yesterday. As ho did
not come In , It Is thought he will be hero
today.
General Solicitor Kelly of the Union Pa
cific has returned from St. Louis , where he
secured from Judge Sanborn ft number of
court orders for the purchase of necessary
supplies.
Traveling Passenger Agents Vnndorbllt of
the Northern Pacific , Hitchcock of the Dela
ware , Lackawanna & Western and Minor of
the Michigan Central are in the city
looking after travel from this territory over
their respective roads.
IlEVUNliE EMPLOYES ORGANIZE.
t'niH-r tin * Civil Scrvli-i- They Tiil '
MoriIiilorcMt In Tliolr AVorlc.
Fourteen employes of the revenue service
In this city met at the revenue office last
night and perfected an organization. P. W.
Lynch was elected president , Louis Helm-
rod vice president , F. W. Unco secretary
and A. Matthews treasurer. A. committee
to prepare constitution and by-laws was
appointed , composed of A. Matthews , P.
O'Mallcy and W. S. Bcclicr. Kd W. North
was selected as the delegate to the national
convention of revenue employes to bo held
at Cincinnati February 20. The meeting ad
journed to meet January 29.
The ofllcers csscrt that It U not the pur
pose of the organization to take united steps
to hold their positions In the service , bui
that employes of the revenue service outside
the heads of departments being now under
the operation of the civil service law , there
Is a special Incentive to meet and dlacucs
the mcthoda of work In different parts of the
country and so pel feet themselves ca to add
value to the service , iney say uicir or
ganization is simply on the line of other or
ganizations of government employes who arc
not effected by a change In administration.
IIUSINESS .MEN insrijsss Tim SITUS.
Fraternity ANHoelntloii Gives KM Time
to nil AII-AtiNitrliliiK Toplr.
The mcetlni ; of the Business Mra's Fra
ternity association held last night was ilu-
votcd largely to a discussion of the pro
posed sltoj for holding the Transmlsslssippl
and International Exposition , after disposing
of the routine matters. All of the proposed
sites had their advocates and much time
was consumed In detailing the particular
advantages of the tracts proposed. In n
moat eloquent manner II. K. Hurkct ex
plained why the exposition should go to Mil
ler park , while Messrs. nartlett and Mulford
urged that there was no place like the E'ast
Omaha site. J. \Velshans declared for the
Elmvood park sit& and F. K. Darling raised
his volco In praise of the beauties offered by
the UUenlow park site. II. II. Harder ad
vocated the Hunscom park location and then
proceeded to urge that If. thu exposition was
located there Itwould result In great ad
vantage to every portion of thu city.
Dr. Klnw'H Sew HlniMivi-ry fur Coii-
Hiiinplloii.
This Is the best medicine In the world for
all forma of Coughs and Colds and for Con
sumption. Every bottle Is guaranteed. It
will cure and not disappoint. It has no
equal for Whooping Cough , Asthma , Hay
Fever , Pneumonia , Bronchitis , La Grippe ,
Cold In the Head and for Consumption.
It Is safe for all ages , pleasant to take , and ,
nbovo all , a sure cure. , lt Is always well to
take Dr. King's New Life P1I13 In connec
tion with Dr. 'King's New Discovery , as
they regulate and tone the stomach and
bowels. Wo guarantee perfect satisfaction
or return money. Frcu trial bottles at
Kulin & Co.'a drug fitore.
Itegular size 50c and $1.00.
WEATHER KOHKUAST KOll TOI1AV.
\ohritHUn IN Illllrd for Knlr Wrnthrr ,
with \Vr l WliitlN.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. Forccaet for
Thursday.
For Nebraska , and Kansas Fair weather ;
western winds , shifting to southwest.
For Colorado South to west winds ; fair.
For South Dakota Fair , but with In
creasing cloudiness ; winds shifting to south
west ; warmer. ,
For Wyoming Generally fair ; uouth
winds ; warmer.
For Missouri and Iowa donor-ally fair ;
warmer ; south , ohlftln wlniN.
IlOUIlI HtMMiril.
OFFICE OF THU WEATHER HUHEAU.
OMAHA. Jan. 0. Omaha record of rainfall
and tempiTiituru compared with cor
responding day of the pust tlueo years :
1S37. JK03. U95. 1S9I.
Maximum temperature . . X > M C3 ST.
Minimum temperature . , 21 2212 .11
Average temperature . . . . ) : : o .12 : ! !
Itulnfiill T ,03 M .17
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha for the day and Klnuo March 1 ,
1S98 :
Normal temperature for the dny 10
Exre * for the day. . '
Accumulated OXCUSH since March 1 JfJ
Normal precipitation for the day. . .02 iiicli
Dollclency for the tiny .OJ Inch
Total nrtt-lpltntlon since Mch. 1..30.01 Inoni-n
Excess slnco March 1 a.S3 Inehm
Deficiency for cor. period , is'.o. . 11,41 nclicj
Deficiency for cor. period , lKiJ..1531 liH'hf.i
from NfutloiiN lit H ] i. in ,
Bavcnty-IICih meridian tlmo.
rl
BTATIOJ.'B ANP HTATB OV
WKATIIKIt.
Omnha , clear . . . . . . 2J ?
Viirlh 1'latte , cleinr. . . . . y 42) ) A' )
alt Luke City , cloudy. , . 91 31 , .Dw
t'hcyenno , part cloudy. 1 ! as ! .w
. 2 * J
upld City , clear ' "
lurcn. cloudy . . 1 Si'
UiU-uKu. tnowlnif . 81M
SI. Louis , chnidx . M . .IST
it. l' ul , cleur . 10 T
iBvenpuit , clmir . 31IV .11
Ill-Una , rluudy . , IV . '
< anna City , cloudy . 1W | M
fnvri * , olnuily 41 .0)
clear 1 | T
Wlllutoii , clour 121 .to
' ' ' " ' ' ' ' '
On'h w't'cii , "I'M it cltiud y . , . . . , . . , . . i _ 52 j _ W i
T Indlcatea trace of precipitation.
L. A. * \ L1.HH ,
Korecait Oilal : :
South Omnhn News.
A short t'lmo before Christmas Councilman
Hylaitd Introduced n ros'.lutlon nt a meeting
of the council to tlio effect that this city \va <
paying too much for electric t'trcet llRhlB
nnd requested the nppolutliifr of a committee -
too to Investigate and ascertain whnt othei
cities wcro paying for lighting tbrlr atrcetst
The commlttoo was appointed , with llylniu
as cl'.alrinnn.
At tlu > last meeting n report from this com-
mltteo was rend and the prices paid by llvo
cities wcro given. The cities mentioned am
the prices paid wcro f > a follows : Council
IJIuffs. JSI per year ; Sloun City. $95 n year
llutllngton , la. , 100 a year ; Mlasourl Val
ley , $96 n year ; Kalrbury , $00.
Continuing In his report , Hyl.-uul recom-
mcndi-d that the cltj' attorney bo Instructed
to examine the contrail now existing be
tween the city and the electric light com
pany touching the validity of the- same anil
with a view of having the contract annulled
or amended by such procedure as In tin
judgment of the city attorney may bo neces
sary. The report and recommendation were
adopted.
In every one of the letters received by lly-
laiul from olllclals ot tlio cities mentioned
the statement was mailo that the lights
burned on what Is known aa n "moonlight
schedule. " ( At ono ot the towns. Missouri
Valley , all of the lights arc shut off at mid
night ami do not burn on moonlight nlghls.
Nothing was eald about a moonlight
schedule In Hylaml's report.Vhcthor llghla
burn all night every night In the year , as
they do here , or only on nights when tlio
moon does not shine , makes qulto a difference
In the cost , but this fact was not eonaldercd
when the reiort was made.
The Electrical World hna Just Iwucd n
moonlight schedule which Is In general use
where contracts of that kind are made. This
table shows that for the present month lightIng -
Ing plants which run all night will bo In
operation 37f > hours , wh"e on the moonlight
schedule the plants will bo required to run
only 265 hours , a difference of 110 homo.
During February nll-nlrht plants will run
ROO hours , while with the moonlight schedule
light will be supplied only 115 hours , a dlf-
fercnco of 1S5 hours' . With such an arrange
ment the cast would naturally bo much
Jower.
South Omalm pays $12 a month for each
street light and the tlmo lights do not burn
between eunset and sunrise la deducted from
the monthly bills.
AVmU n Spcclnl ( JniilliiHT District.
1'roperty owners on Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth streets are signing a petition
asHni : that a spcclil' grading district ho es
tablished and -the strcst ! ) mentioned graded
and opened. H la the Intention to grndo
Twenty-sixth street from A to V strceU nnd
Twenty-fifth street from A to I streets. Those
nssert that the nccrasury fiont-
ago will be obtained before long and tbat
the council will then bo asked to take Immu-
dlato action , that the streets may bo graded
this spring. Under the new law It la neces
sary for thrce-fourtha of the property own-
cm to fllgn a petition fo > - a grading'district ,
\vhero as under the old law only two-thirds
was necessary. This change In the law was
only discovered n few days ago and will
cause a short delay In the matter.
Mnynp ICiiNor Mny Olijcrl.
It Is very doubtful If the scheme to place
street telephone boxes In use for lire and po-
Kco alarm service will go through the coun
cil. Mayor Insor says If the council passes
any ouch resolution or ordinance ho will veto
It. The mayor admits that the boxes will bo
a great benefit and are needed , but he insists
that there lu no money to pay for the name ,
and for that reason will not glvo his ap
proval to the plan. When the matter was
btought to the attention of the council last
Monday night It was laid over for one
month , 1'osslbly some arrangement may be
made whereby the cost of the boxes , $175
a year , can bo paid out of the gsnoral fund ,
and If so the deal may go through.
Still \i--d Sixty Dollnr.M.
Yesterday the Cudahy I'ackltiK company
sent a check for $10 to Treasurer Chrlatle
for the poor fund the ministers are raising.
This donation made $10 received since the
movement started. Money Is not coming In
as fast n.3 anticipated , and today an agent ot
the pastors will canvas the city for dona
tions. Unlcai $100 Is raised the money do
nated will not be- used , but will he returned
to the donors. For tlila reaaon a apeclal ef
fort will bo mailo to obtain the balance ot
$60. The ministers say that the money la
badly needed at the present time.
.tllllf IVihlliT * I'nyliiR Up.
Nearly all of the wholesale dealers in milk
have paid their money Into the city treas
ury and have taken out n license for 1837.
Uctwcen now and February 1 Milk Inspector
Carroll will start out to gather In the small
denlcH ar..l the oxvnoro of one or two rowu.
Every on < j In the city who owns a cow and
sells milk will be compelled to take out a
license , which ccats $1 for ono cow.
llniili- City CIINHI. |
J. M. Cameron , Raymond , Is a visitor In
the city.
H. K. Feriytho , Grlawold , la. , IB here on
business.
John Bird , Thayer , was at the yards yca-
terday buying feeders.
Over 50,000 sheep are being wintered in
the vicinity of Wahoo.
S. S. Green , ono of Schtiyler' veteran
atockmcn , H In the city.
Carroll Vausant. s > nn of Councilman W.
U. Vansant , Is imllo sick.
The King's Daughters will meet with Mut.
Howard Meyers this afternoon.
City Treasurer Hroadwoll Is busy these
da > u cashing In $18,1)00 ) In city warrants.
The .funeral of linger MorrUsey. son of
John Morrlsey , will he held this afternoon.
Friday afternoon the hospital association
will hold a meeting at the ofilco of Mayor
Ensor.
Crusader encampment No. .17 , Independent
Order of Odd Fellows , will glvo a ball Fri
day evening. <
Division No. 3. Ancient Order of Jllber-
nlniii ) . gave a ball at Voting Men's Institute
hall hut night.
The Ideal club gave a dancing party at
Masonic hall last night , which was a very
cnjoyablo affair.
lice JIlvo ledge No. 1S4 , Ancient Free and
Accepted Mtsor.u. will work tlio master Ma-
fiun degree tonight.
Interesting revival services are being held
every night at the Flrat I'rcsbytnrlan churcn
by Hav. Fred Tonge of Omaha.
F. L. Ilosello ami wife are conducting re
vival services nt the First Haptlst church.
Services are held every evening.
The receipts of cattle nnd hoga yesterday
fell several hundred below the receipts a
week ago. Over 0,000 hog were , however ,
on the market ,
A plan of the reserved scat * for tiio VOUIIB
Men'ti Christian craoclatkm minstrel how
wn.3 made yrnterday. According to the plat
210 seats will bo reserved ,
L. T. Martin , well' known to almost evnry
ono doing business at the yards , rnmo up
from hl't ' farm nt Lone Island , Kiin. , yen-
terday and spent n fchtmivi with friends.
This eveplng the new ramp of SOIIH of
Votcrnni uill moot at Iho ol'lco of F. A.
Agnew to elect olHcers. Tim muster no.xt
TtiPsday night will be1 held at thi > hall over
thi ! i'oulli Omnha National bank Intitead of
nt Voung Mcn'H Institute hall as prcvlouuly
Announced ,
_ _
Oiniililt KII.-N llnlri'liiln ,
Tiio iK'COml "ladlm o < bil , " hclil under
the uuxiilcPH of tlin Kl1. : * . wan shen nl
the club ronmi ) Inut nl ht. C'ardn
the prliK-lpil nmu.'ii'iiiDiit of the nvnnlnj
Tlio junto iiKKi'inbly room nf the popular
order wan Illlrd wltii Hin'ill tn ! 1 and
around them woru groupc'l nt-urly ninety
ccupleH. I'roxrerirflve lilgli live wuf tli < >
gaino L'hascn , The eori-.i remitted In' f.-tvor
of JIM. Day , who won a MI-UKOH iMi-t to
the OriilKhton theater , rrcH-'iitod by J'ux-
Kin fi ISuwnH. T-'no nwond prly.o WMH won
iiy .Mrn. Uorwnnl. and inu third hy MlM
iiimplieill. Thu prlroH for the mrm were
captured by Tom Godfiey find t'Jnoi'fje Ax-
tell.
tell.After
After the serving of refreshmorilM a inn-
r\vi\\ \ \ \ program wun rendcrnl , In whin ) ) th
Kilts' iiunrtot , W H. Mc-Pune , I'atil IJorrK-
fonl and A. J. Van Kuran look nirl.
The nommlllcu having tlin iiffulf In uhui'Kc
r.tiFrank Imrrott , Oi-orgo H , NrtHon , W.
f Kiiy , A. I ) , Touaalln fintl A. J. Van
K lira n.
For Coughs and Throat Trouble. ! uao
llro.vn'B Ilrom-hlal Trnchea. ' They rclli'Vo
11 Throat Irritations caused by Cold or Ufcc
of the voice ,
t\ro.sirio.v : AMI oitoAM/.nn I.AIIOH.
Coiitrnl I.nlior Vnloti C'otiMlilprH tin
UUiutrfciniMit M-ltli tinItlrroliiry. .
A meeting of ( M Central Labor union
wit6 held nt Labor temple Inat night to con
sider the report made to that body last
week by F. M. Youngs , the labor representa
tive on the board of directors of the expo
sition. There was a good attendance of the
members of the union , as well tan a number
of members ot labor organizations , who were
not delegates to the Central Labor union.
The exposition matter camp up by the
reading of a written request from G. M.
Hitchcock , asking the privilege tit addrtvslng
the union on m.itteM bearing upon the ox-
position. The request wr.a granted , and Mr.
llltchcnck appeared before tlio union. In tlio
capacity of a private eltUiMi , asking the
organization to postpone , action on Its griev
ance for the present.
President Hastou replied to Mr. Hitchcock ,
and iald that the laboring Interest * are up
In arms , and are determined that the expe
rience ot the labor Intcrrala In Atlanta and
1'hllndelphla shall not bu repeated lu Omaha.
fli > oald organized labor would proceed on
the theory of "patronizing homo Industry , "
and would tnolflt that homo labor bo recog
nized. The president Mid ho did not apeak
an the representative of the Central I.abor
union , but was voicing Ills own sentiments.
William Grabach. of the theatrical em
ployes' union , supported the sentiment ex
pressed by Kcrtkin. and eald the laboring
Interests of Omaha could take rare of the
matter without "the aid of consent" of any
outaltlo labor.
The report made to the union by F. M.
Youngs was then taken up for consideration.
Tlio report was rend In full , and then
the meeting was turned Into an executive
fojslon for the consideration of the report
mid definite action. All but members ot the
body were excluded , and subsequent pro
ceedings wei-e conducted behind clrsed doom.
lletoro the special bitfllmaa of the meet
ing was commenced the following routlno
proceedings were had :
Credentials wore presented by the follow
ing delegate.1 ! , who atiked admission to the
Central l.ator union :
1'alnters and Uocorntorn' union , .lumes
llrophy , J. C. Unwell and William Hell.
Magic City Fedora ! Labor union. 51. J.
McCarthy , 1 > . C. Caldwcll and K. P. Jlrea-
imhaii.
Carpenters' union No. 427 , J. J. Kerrigan ,
Fred Pehuebel ami William lloynr.
Musicians Protect I v ( union. 1C. D. 1'atton ,
II. II. Hohr.i and .lullust Meyer.
All the delegates were elected as mem
bers of the Central Labor union , except
Julius Meyer , who was refused under the
rule requiring all delegate. ? to lie engaged
In tlio trade represented by the union from
which they are delcgatea.
A request from the directory of the. Labor
temple that the- Central Labor union change
Its meeting night from the second and fourth
Wcdnwdnjo of each month to the- Hint an.l
tlflrd Fridays of tlio month , tn order that
the marliln'a'a' union might held their
meetings In the hall , was acted upon favor
ably , and action wrs taken to amend the
by-laws to carry this change Into effect.
Why throw away your money for every
new cough syrup , when you can buy that
standard remedy. Dr. null's Cough Syrup ?
AIIOliT MIJMril'AL .MONOPOLIES.
Correction of ( Vi-lnlii Stnti-iiii'ii In Hc-
Kiirillnu' ( ! | IINK < V'N THM-.I.
CITY CHAMHEllS. GLASGOW , 8th Jan
uary , 1S97. To the Editor ot The Hoc : The
lord ptovost of Glasgow and certain ofilclala
of the corporation have for some time past
been receiving a considerable number of
communications from all parts of America
desiring confirmation of a rtatcmcnt which
lint' evidently obtained wide circulation and
considerable credence In the United State. !
to the effect that as from the commence
ment of the present year the cltlzeiia of
Glasgow would be free frcm all taxes cr
rates. In consequence of the proHts derivable
from what these Inquirers term "municipal
monopolies , " ur , In other words , the civic
administration nf various departments of
the public parvlco , sueh as street tramways ,
gas , water , electric lighting , and other under
takings which are under the charge of the
corporation.
I have accordingly been requested by the
lord provost to Inform you that this state
ment baa 110 foundation In fact , and that
white the municipal undertakings abavo inon-
tlonril have been eminently successful , there
h no probability of this city being exempt
from taxation.
Will you , thcrc'fore. pardon my asking you
to do his lorJphlp the favor of giving the
Mine1 publicity to contiadlctlon us Ima
been given to the erroneous statements to
which I have referred ? Yeurs faithfully.
JOHN S. SAMUEL.
Do you like n dry Champagne ? Try
Cook's Impt-rlal Extra Dry : a flavor Is un
rivalled and It la perfectly pure.
1'MHKOX.VI , I'AH AC.lt AP1IS.
James Feaglns. a cattleman from Wood
bine , la. , wca In the city last night.
Deputy United Stated Marshal L'lddlard
canio down from Uunhvlllo last night.
J. N. Phelan , division superintendent of
the B. & M. at Alliance , Is In the city.
P. P. Shlby , Cleveland , formerly an nfll-
clal of the Union Pacific road , Is 'In Omaha.
S. J. Ellhon , traveling passenger agent for
; lie Great Northern , wca In the city ycs-
.crday.
13. L. Joyce left last evening for Now
York on n purchasing trip , to bo goiw a
fortnight.
J. McNuIty of Mtm-atlno nnd G. W. Hull
of Salt Lake qro lallroail niun stopping at
the Mercer.
John Kylcr , stock agent for the Ilurllng-
ton. left jcstetday for Gothenburg , Nob. ,
un bus In ess.
John A. McMillan , traveling pasaengor
agent for the Union Pacific , has gene to
.Uicoln and points south.
M. Schwartz of Now York , L. C. Mudgo ol
liurlliigton and F. O. Wilson of Norfolk nrj
: ravoIlnK men stopping at the Mercer.
Nobraekans at the ho'els : Mrs. J. T. Ilur-
row , Oakland ; L. II. Heeler , Ogallala ; Gott-
iebVseI , Waverly ; T. C. Cantwoll. ficotla ;
K. T. Eller , Lincoln ; Dr. C. It. Teftt. Lin
coln ; Fred Ehrmann , Laup City ; John G.
Maker , * Children ; A. C. Cotton , Beatrice ;
Louis Spelt ? . , jr. , Uerlln ; L , C. Worlcy ,
Ulysses ; L. II. Fitch , StocUvlllo ; W. G.
Halter , Norfolk.
A SOURCE OF SURPRISE.
To J'li > HlL'liuiH anil I'ntli-nlM Alllu * .
Dr. Ucclmuml , a iipcc'lallnt In tlio atudy
nnil trretmuiit of I'llea anil rectal illai-aaca ,
pccntly atatcd that the ryrninld I'llc Cure ,
the now discovery for the euro of plica , woa
the moHl remarkable remedy ho hail over
R-OII or tried In ono respect , nnd that was ,
the Instant relief experienced In all 'cnsrs ,
10 matter how severe , from the momunt Uiu
remedy was applied ; this \vn.i the moro mir-
prlslni ; to him bjcatiso ho had carefully
analyzed the preparation and no Iraco of
opium , cocoainu or similar polscn could bo
ictrcted.
I'liyslclaiiB look with crcat favor upon
ho J'yromld I'llo Curebecauau U Is rapidly
aldng the place of mirKlcal operatlonti nnil
jocauio H IH HO slinpl : , HO vcatty applied
and contains no minimi or other polsauii
BII commonly IIS'-M ! In pllu cures.
Ur. ICiterbrook reports that tlio Pyramid
I'llo Ctiro no.t only curca the various forrtu
> f plica , but never falto to irlvo Immedlata
cllef on the nml Hppllc&tlon. no matter
low severe the pv'm or dli.comfurt may ho.
I'ooplo who Imvo fltiffoicd from piles for
ytara ara often fiatonUhod at the liiotant ro-
let experienced from the first application.
Another Important advantaco IH the fact
hat any ono can UBO the remedy without ile-
entlon frun bualniisa or interference with
lally nccupatlun.
.Mr. J.V. . HolHiiH ot Hweot Spring. Mo. ,
vntt'H ; I caiuldor the 1'yramld IMIo Cure
vlthout an eijuul ; It cured mo In leas than
i ; dayu. I walled 15 dayn or morn to lie
mire I was fully curitl before writing you ; I
mi cured , and I shall recommend tlio I'vra-
nld I'llo Cure at ovary poaslblo opportunity ,
iccauao It dcservea It.
Although n cnmpnratlvoly novv rcinc'ly. ' Ita
) opularlty la uucli that all druiK : it * now
011 It ; If your OriiRKUt liH n't It In stoclc
D will get It for you If you * k him , lui nil
\halctialo drtiKKlutx hnvo It on aalo.
A pamphlet deacrlbliiK tbt' caueo and curs
of jillcn sent frcn by aUdrcaslnis the Pyramid
Co. , Albion , Mlcli. i