TJ1E OMAHA DATLrV UEE : SWOAV , VTANUAllY 24 , 1807. 15
IPECIAL NOTICES.
AilviTlUeniriit * for llimr- column *
Mill lie tnUen inidt 121110 i > . in. , for
tiniMonliitt mill uiilll 8 li. in. for lliu
iitnriilfi r mill .Siinclnjrillllnim. .
AdvorlldtTK , ! > rciiurNlliii ; it liilin-
lit-riMl < 'liiM'U , enii linvc miniver * nil-
Ori-incil tu H n tun lie rod U-lti-r in onri ;
fif Tli Ili-p. A UN w cm mi mlilrcNix-il
sjtIH l > ilrllvrrcil mi | iiH < Mitatli > ii nf
HIP rlirrlc only.
Itiilcx , 1 1-lJc n ivnril llr ( liiKiTlloii )
In 11 Avord tlifrenftcr. XndilttK ( alien
fur lean I linn arc for tin * flmt lnncr-
tlcin. Tlii-xo n < l\i < rtlKfinuiilM iniint lie
V run rMii'xrriitl vrly.
AVAXTEn SITUATIOX.
POSITION' 11V HTEXOailAl HER OK FIVK
} ram experience , own t > pevvrlter. 12. 11.
Vk-e\y \ , 2020 Hartley St. A-273-2G *
HOUHE'KEEPER. LADY OF REFINEMENT ;
education nn < l osperlrncc. Wlilower Iinvlnc
children preferred ; uiiL-xcc.iitlon.il lefcrences
given and required. Addrec * II C llco uillce.
A-29J-24'
1JY CAPAYlLnYOUNGMAN , TO TAKR
chnrii of or to vvoik In orchard on fruit
farm. Address llox : i , Uintlng. Kan.
A-MJ11 23
\VAXTEnMALE HELP.
% VANIED. AN IDEA ; viio CAN THINK op
'nemo simple tiling to vnlont ? Protect your
Ideas , they may bilng you wealth : writ * John
AVodderlmm A Co. , Dcpt. V , . 1'ntcnl Attorney * .
Wnidiliigton , 1) . C. . for their JI.ROO plUe off * !
and n Hat of 200 Inventloni wanted. H-Cf.
TA1I.OKH WANTED. CONTINENTAL CLOTH-
_ ln Company. 11-11176
o A WEEK SALARY"ANiTnxpViJsna PAID
ra.esinen ; experience not necessary ; permanent
position. The W. L. Kline Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
I1-M732 19
ml WANTED. YOUNC1 MAN TO ASSIST IN OF.
( Ice ; must lie a stenographer nnil good penman.
, i Address , glvlnif nge , experience , tuilury ex
pected nnd references. I ) f. } Dee. U M2S4
WANTED. MANAOEU FOR IIIIANCII OF
i flee In Om.ilia , Neb. ; salary 11.200 mid commls-
f' nlon ; ( "CO rarh capital required : nl o pond ref-
cruncts. 983 Elllcott Square , Iluff.vlo. N. Y.
11 M247 2I
THOUSANDS OF GOOD PLACES UNDER THR
McKlnley administration In every pait of the
country. Do you want one ? The inliluInter
( Million nf the National Recorder will tell how
to iet : n iHiiltlon.'end ! 5c In stamps to the
National Recorder , Washington , D. C
B-M2G9 2S
WANTED , MRN TO LRARN BARI1ER
trade. Only S frits lequlred. Plenty of
Jobs for graduates. New opportunity. Write
for catalogue. Moler's Barber college , 11th
nnd Franklin nxenue , St. Ixiuls. B-M2C3 it *
WANTED l-\vb MR N7 C. " ADAMS roTrTl
H. IQlh St. B-M270 29
FOR TlIU GOVERNMENT SERVICE"WANT-
oil , n few bright inen to prepare by mall for
the Inli-nial revenue , rallnny mail nnd other
I'KHMilpjitlnnx to be held HOOII In Omahu ; cplen-
dlil chances for appointment thli year- ; our
calnUM-up. with views of Washington , partlcu-
lam ubimt all goveniment positions , salaries ,
il.itcH , etc. , free , National ( nrrerpondcncQ In-
ntltute , DeiKirtment E , Washington. D. C.
B-283 24
WANTLD. SALESMAN OF OOOD APPEAR-
alice und reliable , to Fell trunks , on com-
mlfubm In this section , iii'ict furnish iu-
fc ! inrcs , Addrest L. Goldsmith & Sun ,
Newark , New Jersey. 11 30V21
WANTED. SALESMEN FOR SIDE LINE ;
druntUM. confectioners , grocers , cigar ttands
buy ; tend stcninp for sample. Yanna Com
pany , 191 Randolph St. , Chicago. II
8ALESMRN , WE HAVE T11R UP-TO-DATE
a.Ucitlilni ; novelty , n | | > cr weight In the
uliHiw of n fly , combined with a receiver ; sells
to ( linker * , Insurance men and manufacturers ;
elegant nldc line ; only llrrt clasi men wanted.
Broadnny Novelty Adv. Co. , Cincinnati , Ohio.
11-2M 21 *
WANTED , TRAVELING SALESMEN POFl
Klp'ion Oil cans , u pj.le line un commission.
Bumaim Mfg. Co. , Lltcbllcld , III. B-2SI 24 *
WANTED. SALESMEN TO SELL CIGARS TO
dealers ; $100 monthly and cxpeme.i ; experience
unnecessary. Clinton Clgnr Co. , Chicago.
B-2SO 2I
TRAVELING SALESMEN TO BELL TO DKAL-
crs ; $100 monthly nnd captures : experience
untieccrvary ; rlte for particulars Acme
Cigar Co. , Chicago. 1J-278 2l
WHY BE POOR. $3) ) A WEEK TAKING
orders fur K Folding Vapor Hath Cnblnct for
families and physicians. Turkish and meClca-
ted vajwr batln at homo 3c Mch ; no bath U'bi.
Dr. or medicine bills ; cures and prevent *
disease ; cvcrjliody buys ; ptrmanent , easy Job :
nhort hours. World Mfg. Co. , Columbui , O.
I B-279-:4
MEN AVIIO WILL WORK FOR J4 DAY BAL-
nry or commmslon , canvassing consumers and
dealers. Clifton Soap A .Mfg Co. , Cincinnati ,
Ohio. B
$5 PER 1,000 FOR DISTRHUIT1NO CIRCULARS ;
Inclose 4c. Globe Advertising Ass'n. , N. Y.
, City , B-
MRN AND WOMEN , TO WORK FOR US DAY
or evening nt their homes ; plcnsant work ; no
canvassing ; exi > erlence unneccftary ; we pay
nnlnry : tncloso stamp for particulars' . Htniul-
. ard Mfg. Co. , 142 W. 22d St. , New York.
WANTED LADY OR dENTI.RMAN TO LRARN
bUMtuiis ; then travel or coneepo.id from home
on falary ; enclose celf-addresied. sUimpcd en-
> elope. Qaskcll Co. , 413 Dearborn ct. , Chicago.
WANTED. MEN IN EVERY COtrNTY TO ACT
ai private dcttctlvc.ii under Instructions ; ex
j > rrlcncc unnecessary , AddretAi Universal DC
tectlve Aueiicy , Indianapolis , Ind. 11
AVANTHD. FIRST-CLASS ORGANI7.En FOR
fraternal l 'nclolniy ] cider ; none but MicceKH-
ful men need answer , lloom 310 , 2C9 Dearborn
St. , Chicago. II--S33 J4
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
FOR GOOD GIR1.S CALL AT SCANDINAVIAN
Y. W. C. Auroclatlon Hume , 2013 Davenport
St. C M237 F3
NICE ROOMS FOU lIOUSRKEEriNO , ALSO
slngls rooms. WC North Kill. C M2CS 23 *
LADIl5 DO NEEDLEWORK AT HOMR ;
; lamioil | cnvelp | > e fur partlculun ; goiKl p.iy ;
no fol.o. Wllday & Hutlon , U N. 4t < i Ht. ,
Philadelphia. C 24 2t
A U\DY WANTED IN LAHI CITY AND
county to conduct branch of m.ill nr.lfr buil-
nefB ; references rciiulrcd , stamp , llox 1022
Laiwrte , Indiana. C < HI'
$20 A HUNDRED FOU NRIOHIIORS'
addu ues ; 10 cents for contract and sample
Vnpy , Romance Mugntlnc , 1(10 Brondway ,
New York. C 293-21 *
Y WANTED 1'ou INDRX 1 NG
tvpylnc , etc. Must be a Rood ptmnan. R 10 ,
) lee. _ C-MI-21 *
LADY AQRNTS WANTED TO SELL MMR.
Yale's famous toilet preparations ; agents mak
ing from $25.00 ( n jioo.CO per v\rek ; vviltc for
nartleulars. Addrcsa Mine. M. Yale. Chicago ,
111. -C
_ _ _
WANTED. GIRL lOR cSENERAlT HOUSE-
vvnrk : one 'vvho can sleep nt home preferred.
H23 Corby si. C M317 ! i
I'OR nENEt\LoisE\VORK : SMALL
family. Inquire 22j3N. Will. C M32C 25 *
TllUL WANTRO. POR GENERAZ HOUblT-
, \vork. 2122 Spencer. O M3I9 2
Ktlll IIE.NT HOUSES.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THR CITY. THE
O. F. Pavli Company , liOJ Fat num. D- -
HOUSES ; BRNEWA & CO. , 10S.N. 14TII BT.
H-C37
MODERN HOUSES ; C. A. STARR S2S N Y LIFR
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVKR
the city , $3 to $30. $ Fidelity , 1703 Farnam n.
D-d
HOUKE3 , WALT CR. BRO\VN BLOCK. 1CTH
and Douglat D40
HOUSES. FROM S3 UP : LA ROR LlfJT. Mo-
Cncoe Invmtmcnt Co. . 130i ! Doduc gticct.DCU
D-CU
PLATS , OA11V1N BROS , 1(13 PARNAU
D-611
TOR 11RNT. 812 N. KITH ST. . 7-HOOM MOUEUN
houtei (20 per mcnth. Imiuiro on prcmltci.
D-tll
POR URNT , 1IEMIS. PAXTON 11I.IC.
D-M3C4
S-IIOOM FUUNISIIED 1IOUPK ; MODERN 1M-
prutvmctili ; puvi-J ttrvct. 1911 Win etreut.
D-174 24'
ELKOANT 10-ROOM PRICK HOUSE. 603 B.
2Sth. F. D. Wcad , It , U. , Loans and In *
vettmcntii. Ulh and DougUn. D M13I 31
rilivr , LANQE DLOCK. eo H. ISTIC
D-M221 Fit
TOR ItKNT , A BUVEN-ROOM MODERN COT-
tacvi with bath ; alto nlco barn ; W pur month
with barn , or } 22 xvlthout barn , 1727 Oeorcla
n 'liua. I > 210 U
roil HRNT , NICR COTTAaiJ ; 4 OOM ; JOTir
and ttaldiT Hlivulu clilern , ctllw , city vvnl r |
only ; ; . Ir.qclro 13U i niom. D-J35 ti
roil HE\T'tm.MSIIEI > HOO.MS.
J 't'llNISHKU t ROOMS FOR HOUSKKREI'INO ,
1 for light housekeeping. CI4 B. 17th AVB.
R-MjXW-
J Ft'RNIHED ROOMS POH IIOl-.SKKEEI'fNO
for man nml wife. Rent taken In board , in N.
l.th. F.-104
\VRLL PURNISIIRD ROOM. FOR ONR Oil
two , bonrd If dctlred. 208 N. 23d t.
t.U31A
U-31A Sl
DRAIRAIILR ROOMS FOU ORNTLRMRN ;
mcnlerntc terms. Inquire at 1 > 13 Dn < Ui > rt.
R-MS19 2S
HOO.MS AXIJ I1OAHI ) .
DODGR.
F-8M P21'
ALI1ANY. 2101 DOUGLAH ; tOOMs WITH
board ; fclect location , table bonrdtrii ncoom-
modated. F M271 29 *
LAROR PARLOR. AI. O SMAU.KR ROOMS.
boi.nl ; rntcn reaiwnablc. The Ilcir , 2 < * 0
Harney. F 274-1'Ti *
NICRLY PURNIBHED ROOMS AND HltST
clan lioard for Rentlenien. Very ile lrnllo
Iccatlcn ; teferincea rtqu'red. AiMroai n 9 lite.
F-i7-2l- : !
_
DESIRAHLi : FRONT ItOoTirWALKINO DIS-
tanoo from postolllcc ; sas , bath , steam heat ;
f tillnblc for two young men ; bonrd If pre
ferred. refeiencei cxchanRcd. 2317 Dntmlas
street. . F 32S 24 *
LAUGH. MODRRN FRONT ROOMS. OOOD
lioard , 13.50 week. 514 N. 19lh St. 1' M320 SO *
FIRST-CLASS DAY HOARD ; ALSO FUR-
nUhcd rooms nfter February 1. 1.122 Howard.
F M31S 2C
_
TWO ELEGANTLY FURN1SIIRD ROOMS ;
single or suitable for llRht housekeeping. 114
H. 25th St. F 339 21
KOll HEXT UXrUU.MSHEl ) HOO.MS.
3 PLEASANT UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
llKht housekeeping ; Kround Moor. K'i ' S. 2Mb
Bt. O-337 24'
KOll HE.NT STOHES AXI ) OFKICEH.
I'OR RENT. THR 4-STORY HRICK 11U1LDING
i't 91H Furnam tt. T.ils bulldlnR has n llrcproof
remcnt bntcrnent. comrlcte steam hcatlni ; flx-
tures : water on alriloors ; gas. etc. Apply nt
the ofllce of The llee. I 010
AfSEXTS AVAXTEIJ.
AGENTS. GOOD CANVASSERS CAN MAKR
jrw per month follcltliiR for Woml's Thoto
Onblnvt. vv.ilch In pretented to loilsei ; exclu
sive ) territory. The T. R. Wood Co. . Kalamn-
zoo , Mich. J 2b7 2t
AGENTS , CALIFORNIA MUTUAL I1ENEF1T
Society. San Franclrco. Cul. , | ys for sick-
nest , death and accidents ; very popular ; line
chance for live agents. Wood Fine , Secretary.
J-283 24 *
_
MEN AND WOMEN MAKE * 1 TO 7 A DAY
Introducing our 23-cent household novelties.
North Mfg. Co. . LaCrosse , WIs. J 281 24
AGENTS. FOR HITCH 'uEiTTTlOT DKR ; NO
tjlnK hitch reins when u cd ; oend for uuinplo.
etc. Rein Holder Co. , NoblesvlllJ. lid.
OAS LIGHT IN EVERY"ll6uSK ? NEWEST
thine out ; attaches to crdlnary lamin ; no
chlmnejii ; Fnfe , euoncmlcal , outfit liw to
active workers. Standard Iira s Co. , M'frs ,
Covlngton , Ky. J : ua n >
AGENTS. NEW. JUST OUT ; WONDER EGO
bcalrr nnd * cream _ . . _ , vvhlp . . : ictalls . II cents ; sample
mulled free on receipt of C rents to pay istnge.
O. C. Vlnlng , Dept 19 , 23 Randolph St. , leaco.
197 CONTRACTS WANTED FOR SALR OK
our Boods , exclusflvc tcrrltoiy ; also with en-
eral uKents to travel ; every horse owner must
have them. J. Hunter Co. , Racine , Wis
J-
_ _ _ _ _
150.00 PER WEEK TO LADIES OR GENTS OF
respectable appcparance ; honorable , Usltlmate
work for city or country ; no ranvntslnsr ; ex
perience unnecersary. For Instructions write
Sunshine Co. . Des Mulnes , la. J 330 21 *
AGENT'S HARVEST ; MOTOlfwORTH ITS
vvrlKlit In Bold on i-evvlnc macilne ; pre
paid , SO cents ; terms for stamp. T. J. Trcvv ,
Macon. Mil. J 323 ll
AVAXTEI1 TO HHXT.
WANTED , RY YOUNG LADY , ROOM AND
Uanl In private family where there are no
children. Addrcsa D CO , lice. K M23S 24
STOH.tUE.
OM. VAN & STORAGE : , ins FARNAII TRU 1539
M-CI3
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO.
903-510 Jonei. Ccneial storage and forwarding
M-C4S
WA.Vl'En TO I1UY.
FOR CASH. OMAHA SAVINGS HANK Ac
counts ; give amount nnd discount. Address
R t. Hce. N-251
WANTED. SEWING. MACHINE , MUST HE IN
good order and price low. Addiess 13 7. llec.
N-27C-23 *
FOIl SALE-JIISCELLAXEOfS.
CHEAPEST HARDWOOD WOVEN CORN CR111-
being made. C. It. lrte.901 Douglas. Qil3
SLEIGHS. SINGLE AND DO U RLE. 11ELOW
con , Drummond Carriage Co. Q 803-F4
FOR SALE. FINE NRW HIGH-GRADR I11CY-
cle ; 139. Omaha Hlcycle Co. . 313 N. ICth St.
Q-J14
FOR HALE. A NRW KIMRALL PIANO. NBVRR
been uttd ; a bargain for cash. Addicts R 3.
Bee. Q-219 23
FOR SALE. ROOK AND STATIONERY I1USI-
ncst ) In Chicago with an established trade of IS
ycarH , locateil within 10 minutes vvallc of City
Hall ; one of the best openings In the city ;
liaa a laixe magazine mid periodical trade ;
good reasons for telling. Address , U 125
Franklin St. , Chicago. < J-2.'S 2I
FOR SALE. A FINE BLACK MELTON
nvcrco.it : 42 bukt measure ; cost f 10.00 ; will rcll
for | 2 > J.IX > ; been worn but few times ; nUo
military coat. Address C 10 , llee.
O.-M315 23 *
FOR RALE. ENGINE. 15OILRR AND DYNAMO ;
nearly new ; or will trade , altogether or sep
arately , for houno property In Omaha. For
particulars apply to F. Itrovvn , Jiillnn. Neb.
Q-MS33 27
SIASSAOE ll.VTHS , ETC.
XIME. SMITH. 1121 DOUGLAS , ROOM 5 ; MAS-
h.iK0 and steam both a. T M314 SO *
MISS AMES , A'APOP. IIATIIS , MASSAGE. S07
S. 13th St. . room 3. T MS13 TO *
MRS Du LKON ELECTRIC
bath parlors ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. llth
St. , upstairs. T M30 ! ) 20 *
PERSONAL.
J23.00-RUITURR CUHED-TILL MARCH 15
for (25.00 ; no pa In : no detention from business ;
vvo refer to hundreds of patients cured. The
O : R , Miller Co. , 711 New York Life IlldR. ,
Omaha/ U C(9
WANTRD. MRN AND WOMEN TO ADVER-
Use our ceods In evrry county In Nibraikn ;
Kood paetnd stamp for partlculara. K. a.
Co. , 1019 Harney St. , Omaha , Neb.
JM
V1AV1 FOR UTRR1NE TROU13LRS. 34S DEE
bldg. Phytlclan , conuulatlun or lieuith bool :
free. U-720
IIATIIS , MASSAGR. MMR. 1'OST , 318J4 B. ISTII.
U-KO
TWO IIOMELF.eS HOYS. AQP.S 3 AND 13.
want homes In the country. Addrcsa A. W.
CInik , Sutierlntendcnt Hoys' nnd Glrlo' AIJ So
ciety. 327 Itoanl of Trade llldg. . Omaha. Neb.
U-23021 *
CAIUl & I'EGAU. SUCCESSORS TO WM.
Lyle Dickey Co. , hava icmoved to 120 N. ISIh.
U-MJ39 Fit
D. C. VAN DUYN & CO. . GRAIN. STOCKS ,
provisions : direct wires Chicago , New York :
dally market letter. Telephone 716. Lincoln.
Iseb. U 20I-21 *
CORRliSpbND WITH RRFINED LADlRlTAND
gentlemen for fun. Improvement or matrimony :
particulars for stamp , Dux Itl. Council
HlulTV , la , U-gt-:4
A 1IOMR CURR. CANCRR. TUMOR AND
nmllgnnnl blood dl i are * , without knife , plasterer
or tmln ; 100 pai ; book and advice fier. Dept.
3. Abbott Myron Mount Medical Co. . K7 Fifth
avenue. New York , U 2S9 24 *
MARRY. WHITR TO HANDSOMR 'LADiid OR
honorable men ; many rlcii ; bend lOo and Join
corresponding club , llox 1313 , Denver , Colo.
U-M3W-M *
LADIES. YOUR I1USTENLARGRD SIX IN-
cluu ; failure Impoislble ; rt ult Kuamnlecd ;
1,000 testimonials ; book and full particulars
waled 4 cents. Aurum Medlclim Co. , Dtpt. R.
a. . 63 State St. . Chicago. U-
WOMAN OVRH 3 A'RAR8 OF AGR. FOR I'O-
Itlon with wholesub ) house. AJdro < tvllli
tamp for particulars U 13 , Wee. U-323 Z4
I'JNH LOOKING MAN OF 40. IN 1HJBINE8S.
\y | hcs oorr ipondcnci > with good looking and
stylish lady of means ; tha right on * will not
rrjcrct unowcrliyf. Addrcm 12 15 , Uer > .
U-3K 24'
SIO.MJV TO LOA.V HEAL ESTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN & THUHT CO. , 315 N. Y. 11
o.u'ck money t low roles for choice fnrm loans
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
W GSJ
CITY IXUNS. C , A. STARR. 525 H Y. LIFR.
* 3 *
MONRY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrcnnnn , Love Co. , Paxlon block.
W 6w3
LOANS ON IMPROVED A UNIMPROVED CITY
prcpirty. W. Farnam Smith & Co.,1320 . "
MONRV TO LOAN AT LOW 1JATE9. THE
O. V. Davis Co. , 1C03 Fnrnam St. W-Co7
MONEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVRD OMAHA
property. U. S. MortR.ie & Trust Company.
Now York. Pofi-y , t Thomas , Agents , No. 207
First National llnnk Hldg. \ \ C
_
C PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON
property , Neb. farms. W. U. Melklo 1st Nail. Ilk
* l
ON OMAHA WOl'RllTY. I.OWHST
loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co. . llee
MO.VHY TO LOAN CIIATTI.KS.
MON'HY TO LOAN ON TUIlNlTUnn. 1'IANOS.
liori > cngons etc. ; nt lowest rnlw In city ;
no removal of Roods ; Mrlctty conndentUl : you
cnn pay tlie Itmn off nt any tlmtor In nny
amount. OMAIIV MOUTQAon LOAN CO. .
506 80. Kill St.
X-651
b NR f6 T6AN. 30C0 oDATS : FUP.NI-
ture. pianos , etc. fauft Qre n room 8 Barker blk.
X CC3
LOAN orricn nnopENHD
for business at HIS Douglas. Al Altmnn. pro
prietor. X 121 21
I1USIM3S3 CHANGES.
TOH SALK. ABOUT 2,000 I.llS. MINION TYPE ,
TOO Ibs. iiKntc , 150 pair two-third cn es. 40
iloubio Iron stands for two-tlilnl cares. This-
material was used on The Omiilm lice , nnil Is
In fairly KOOI ] condition. Will bo pold cheap
In bulk or In quantities to rult purchaser ,
Apply In person or bv rnnll to The B > Pnb-
llnhlng Company , Omaha , Neb. _ Y 713
TO anflNOTfoUTOK'nUSlNESS CO TO J. J.
Obson. HI 1st Nnt'l Ilk. ItaildlnB. _ Y 3C6 _
"
INTKIIKST" .iuimuii
llourlnir mill ; water power nml n 75-barrel
steam roller mill on rallronJ ; for ale ui
will uxchanso for good clear land. Address
1 > 61. Uce. Y-M2W F1S
SNAP GOOD PA VINO HANI ) LAUNDRY IN
thriving city of l.ECO Inhabitants , for Rnle nt
n bargain ; my reason for telllnit. have Inlcieat
In uteain laundry In southern Nebraska. Ad-
Urens the Thurston Republic , 1'ender , Neb.
Y M2SV 23
KIRST-CLAS.S CHANC12 TO I'l'UCHASK WKLfc
cstnlillslie.1 rnllroml lunch counter and tlln-
Ini ? room ; KUltnble for lady or Bcntleinan ;
pinctlcnlly new ; best reasons for eclllng ;
price , H.COO for equipment , nnil 110 per month
for rent of building. Address owner for full
partlculara. P. W. SUphcnson , Marlon , la.
Y M261 23
DO YOU SPKOt'LATIJT S1IND KOH KltnR
pamphlet "Succecxful Turf Simulation , " con
tains MihnililLInformation. . Morris A Co. . 112
Deal bom St. , Chicago. Y
3N , WE ANALYZE ALL KINDS
of Mllils and liquids nnd furnirh working for-
mulu : nutal.s nsviyed ; term * moderate. New
York Cliemlcal laboratory. 107 13. 27lh St. , New
York , Y 291 2I
3S0.70.TO WHAT RXTRNT OUR PLAN I8
profitable nnd sure nf renllzlnR large and quick
rvtiirr.H la practically demonstrated by our con-
utantly Incn-asliiR patronage ; J3S0.70 realized
In one ucek on nn Investment of (100 ; smaller
Investor * realized In to amount of capital ;
last jcars 'uvetnRe more than II.KO per month ;
vvilte for particular * . Comkn & Co. , Pike
IliiIiulnR , Cincinnati , Ohio. Y 290 24 *
IF YOU HAVE A LARGE OR SMALL
amount of capital , that you would like to
Invest In Ktock that will piy large annual
dividend ! " , tend for prospectus of the Niagara
Vineyard Co. , Tnllapooja , Ga. Y 292-21 *
CLARK. DEEMEll & CO. . PATENT ATTOrT
ncys nnd experts , IS ! ' Ilroadvvay , New York ,
quickly procure nnd Fell patcnta everywhere ;
lowest terms ; one client maKce Jl.OCO weekly
from our private "Hints" hand book , mailed
tree 1 Ig icut testimonials. Y
GRT RICH QUICKLY : SEND FOU " 36o"IN -
\entlons Wanted. " Rdgnr Tote & Co. . 213
Il'tlvvay. N. Y. y _
INVESTIQATR THIS ; JUST WHAT YOU
want ; ptock of hardware , furniture , etc. , etc. ,
Invoice SOCM , neat nnd clean , three rooms ,
rent cheap ; no trade. Address D 3 , Omaha
Dally lite. ' Y
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AN OLD nSTATlLTsiIRD COMPANY WANTS
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A 5-HOOM COTTAOR. NRAR 2STII AND
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Income property nnd cash for stocks of mer
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HOUSKS , LOTS , FARMS , LANDS. LOANS
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JIM 11UYS EQUITY IN G-ROOM MODRRN
house on So. Omaha motor. Maka mo an
offer for lots 11 and 14 , block 2. Cutalpa
Place. J , II. Parrotte , Douglai block ,
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near Jo'ir.fon. Numsha county , Neb. Will sell
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IIR MSC6 2I
I5.M RACK MONTH WILL HUY A LOT 00
xlHO , ono block from rnr anil paved street. Thu
lot IH worth 1700 ; will bell for 1350. A. M.
CowlO .211 So. IStll rit. RR-307-21
100 A CURS IOWA LAND TO TRADH FOR
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S3 acres Iowa land , 133.00 per acre , mile from
Omaha ,
210 Acreii Iowa land , KO.OO , 'A trade , H cadi , C
mlleii from Omnlm.
3:0 acres I own lund , 130,00 , < A trade , H cash , C
miles from Omnlm ,
2&S acres Iowa land , (30.00 , for trade , 20 miles
from Omnlm.
Arnold & Vlnton , 401 N. Y. L. llldg.
UR-303-2t'
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Hanicam park ; H.MJO.OO ; will tak good Iowa
bind or clinic * vacant lot us part payment.
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( ConttntifOI )
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N. Y. Life llldg. .11 ; RK-311 2 <
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Full lot on 3Ist street , UMWecn Popplcton nnJ
Woolworth avenues. In 'llarWom ' Place ; price
$1.275.00. ' '
Ooixl residence lot In we-t'imrt of city ; KOO.OO
tlOO.Ort cash , balance lonir'tlme.
Five room house nnd good lot , 3121 Hurt street
ll.lfAOO.
Right-room house , 2620 Calflwell slrpt ; modern
conveniences ; will consider any offer.
Ono ncre , nmr factories In Hist Omnhn , with 2
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Several dcflrnble farnn near Omaha ; very cheap
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a. W. Cor. 16th nnd Farnain fits.
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GEORGE"F. GELLKNHRCK , UANJO , MANDO.
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672
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HICYCLKS.
COO FINB SECOND-HAND BICYCLES , ALL
makes , good as new , must bo closed out , is to
15 ; write for list * . P. W. MeoU jCycle Co. ,
Wabash nve. , Chicago. * '
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KUEB
Iliirtlctt , Ilnlilrlen A Ilclluril nnd J.
H. nioIntiiHli , VAt'tiiriivyN.
Notlco IH hereby Klvon Uittl by virtue of an
oral UKroemont made liccVnjibor Mill , UDI ,
between Charles A. Jncqbifcrt nnd the under.
olKiiod , by tlio tcrma Jdtvhlcli the snld
Jucobsen delivered to tho"nndcr8ltncd ; the
property hereinafter ilCHorlbcd , oa security
for the payment of rch'tK'ln the sum of
JiOO , then past duo nrtrl1' * payable , from
him to thn unclcnilfrncrl. I'non which said
debt thcro Is due , nt tin' fWt publication of
this notice , the Hum of tax- with seven per
cent Intercut from DecemtiM20th. . 1S9I , the
undersigned will on > Jtrlday the 23th
day of January , S1S07 , ' commencing
nt at 10 o'clock central standard tlmo
In the forenoon , nt roqtn. No. lft.t > , In tha
Now York Llfo Insuvanqp building , at the
northeast corner of rmrnnni and 17th
streotH , In the city of Omnhn , Douglas
county , KebraBka , Bell sidd property , to the
tilRhest nnd best bidder for cnnh , us follows ,
to-wlf. Job prlntln plant nnd the property
formerly used In the publication of the
Svennka-Postcn , con.ilstliiK of two htind
irlnllni ; prosseu. four coir poslns : stones , cut-
tltiK machlno , bran > ) rules , leads , printer's
furniture for mnklni ; newspaper and job
work , ono table , ono puprr ruuk , three
doskn , Iron frnmeu , chairs , subscrip
tion books , film of Hvenska-Postcn ,
typo cases , COO pounds ot type ,
in or ( i or less , of thu various varieties
of typo usually used In a newspaper nnd
lob nrlntlnc iumlncHs , rules for paper , and
sundry miscellaneous articles usually run-
neciL'd with n Job printing business nnd the
publication of a newspaper , includliih' ono
edltor'x library.
Dated Omaha , Nebraska , January 7th ,
NB'WfYOniC LIP13 INSURANCE COJI-
By Uartlett. Baldrliro & ' Do llord nua
Jnmea tl , Mclntoali , Its' attorneys
Juu-S-il-W-t
WEUNOW
The city council of Chicago has under con
sideration an ordinance designed to hold up
bicycle owners for $1 n year. There nro
nbout 200.000 wheelers In the Lake City , and
the fact that they wcro enjoying life a-whcel
without n city tnx or a tag proved an Irre
sistible attraction for municipal legislators.
At first It was proposed to apply the munici
pal screws to bicycles alone and tlmo re
plenish the city treasury. Hut It was found
on Inquiry that the discrimination would not
survive nn attack -In the courts. The re
vised measure , which Is likely to hceomo n
law , provides for n Hccmso of $1 a year for
each bicycle , $3 for ono horse , $5 for two
horses , $7.50 for three , $12.50 for six nnd $15
n year for eight horses or more. The revenue
Is to bo uyeil for Improving the streets and
will bo expended under the direction of the
commissioner of public works. It Is esti
mated the license will not the city $1,000,000
n year. A similar license system Is In opera
tion In Philadelphia and I'lttsburg and has
netted handsome suma for road Improve
ment.
The wheelmen of Ilaltlmoro are up In arms
over the recent bicycle ordinance passed by
the park board of that city. They particu
larly object to coasting being forbidden , and
nloa claim thot horse vehicles ns well ns bi
cycles In thr > park after dark should bo com
pelled to carry lights. Their Influence re
sulted recently in their being allowed by the
mayor to nominate one member of the park
board , and with this belli thev propose to
try to get the ord'lnanco rescinded , and , fallIng -
Ing In that , will apply to the legislature to
have n bill passed according to bicycle rldcro
the same privileges and rights as owners
or drivers of other vehicles , and doing away
with all class restrictions. In the meantime
the utato division has announced that it will
carry to the courts the cnac of any member
arrested and fined for refusing to carry a
light In the park on the roads used by or
dinary vehicles.
Seldom has woman found herself In amore
moro embarrassing predicament than did n
bloomer girl from LaGrange , la. , who
wheeled Into Ilinsdalc , Minn. , ono day last
week. She stopped to have some repairs
made to her wheel. The proprietor of the
shop had been annoyed by Idlers and hail
that morning laid n trap for them by spreadIng -
Ing a coat of tire cement upon the low
counter where they wcro wont to sit. When
the bloomer girl appeared on the scene he
was so Interested for she was very pretty-
that ho forgot the cement , and the young
woman sat down on the counter. When the
repairs were completed she attempted to
rise , but wns stuck fast.
The proprietor of the shop finally remem
bered that gasoline will soften the cement ,
and hastened to n near-by store for n can
of the fluid. Mcnnuhllo the poor girl alter
nated between sobs of shame and fright and
tears of Indignation. When the gasoline nr-
rlved the portion of the counter upon which
she wns fastened wns wet with n quantity
sufficient to make the young woman uneasy
whenever she saw a man approaching with
a lighted cigar.
After about fifteen minutes the maid was
released , and went on her way , but with
bloomers ruined , so far ns appearances wcro
concerned.
One who has had much experience on the
road declares that It Is ono of the mojt
foolish things a bicycle rider can do to use
his machine If any of the ball bearings are
broken , This occurs frequently and may
easily bef detected , by the hard running of
the machine and ithc grating noise which
comes from that part of the machine In
which the break occurs. As soon M the
break Is discovered the best method to
pursue Is to remove the broken part at once ,
as If left In It will destroy the cones by wearIng -
Ing a groove In them. It Is a simple mat
ter to take the bearings apart and the ab
sence of a ball or two will not materially
offset the running of the machine. The
balls , when taken out , should bo replaced
as coon as practicable.
Is cycling healthy ? That solcnmn medical
authority , London Lancet , answers : "The
plain truth seems to us to rest upon a very
simple basis. Cycling Is not good for every
body , and If abused Is gooil for nobody.
Within the laet two years people of all ages
aavo rushed Into cycling In the most hap-
tiazard way. They have rcg.irded neither
age nor previous hnblts nor their physical
condition. Small wonder then that many
iiavo found evil rather than good come from
an excrc&o which Inevitably demands a
heavy expenditure both of nervous and mus
cular force. Probably just the same out
cry would liavo arisen If the same class
liad suddenly taken to running or rowing
or mountain climbing without any previous
preparation. It Is easy to preach modera
tion , but It must be remembered that mod
eration Is a term varying with the Individual ,
and every ono finds for himself how much he
can do. With regard to the strain Involved
In keeping up a bicycle and keeping a look
out , It Is probably no moro than that In
volved In walking down the Strand without
'cannoning" against others , but many of
us have done the one from childhood , while
; ho other Is but a newly acquired accom
plishment. Thcro Is no need to make a
jlcyclo a very wheel of Ixlon , especially with
a 'safety , ' for It Is easy to get off and equally
easy to remount ; therefore the cry 'You
must go on or you will fall' seems to use
o Ignore the fact that we arc reasoning anl-
nals. "
A member of the Chamber of Deputies ,
'ranee , has drafted a bill for the creation of
.wcnty-flvo companies of military cyclista ,
.en of which ho proposes to attach to the
cavalry , and the remainder to the different
army corps. Each company Is to bo 200
strong , and the cost of the now arm. of the
ho ill a cos nt 1.400.COO francs. His Idea
s that cyclists should bo used principally to
support lightcavalry. / .
A feature of the Now York cycle show will
> e a complete collection , loaned by ono of
he oldest houses , of chains , framed designs ,
> edals , sprockets , handle bars , saddles , etc. ,
lludtratlng the evolutions through which tha
old bono shaker has passed to the present
safety bicycle , with Its graceful , < lollcato
tnca and beautiful finish. Another unique
display will show the changes In cyclometers
during the lost fifteen years.
THIS IIIOVCM : GIIII/ .
( li < Wlu-cl IH Snlil ( n Unlit Her
for tlio Hull Itoiini.
The wheel no doubt makes the blcyclo
girl's legs stronger , but when It comes to
ilroucttlng about and tracing on the ball
com floor the mystic figures so dear to the
icart of the debutante and her seniors , then ,
nlns , the 111 effects of the wheel are nppar-
nt , The young woman who has plighted
ler affections to the blko In the season when
t was particularly in evidence , declares the
Philadelphia Times , suddenly discovers that
whllo In her mind she Is thoroughly familiar
vlth just what she ought to do , she Is ab-
olutoly Incapable of performing proper ac-
Ion. Tlio muscles of her limbs seem to liavo
est their cunning. Instead of being able
o "one , two. three ; ono , tw.o , three , " as the
anclng master would Imvo It , she finds It
mrd to even "ono , " and her partner won-
era what on earth Is the matter with the
'oung woman , who , the year before , danced
is If ho were a sylph.
The difficulty referred to Is particularly
oticeablo In the waltz. The bicycle girl
nds U absolutely Impossible to oxccuto the
tcady glide. Awkwardness docs not do-
crlbo what she feels. She can only per-
orm a movement that U aa eccentric In Its
vay an It lacks elasticity. The polka , the
chottlicho and the ( Uiadrlllo are almost OB
llllciilt , although the latter , of course , calls
or much less excrclso of skill In the matter
f executing the utepa , Inquiry among the
oung women who rldo tha bicycle shows
t to bo an actual fact that oxerclso on the
vhcel Bcems to deaden ami stiffen the net ,
f muscles that como Into play In dancing ,
list why thla IH no the doctors are uuablo
o explain , except In a general way that tboy
become lax and useless through tha con
stant excrclso of other muscles , and that
when tbc old-time muscles again arc put
In use they are awkward nnd not Inclined
to respond to the call made upon them.
Several of the young women who have
danced to the delight of thousands at the
theaters ruefully admit that their affection
for the wheel has caused thorn no end of
trouble. "Why , " ald ono young woman.
whose merry cyea have gained for her an
International reputation , "I took up the
wheel for exorcise , don't you know , and
liked It ever and over so much , but what
was my surprise after I had been riding
nwhthi to find that for isomo reason or other
It was very much harder for mo to dance
than It had been before. I couldn't Imaglno
what waa the matter. Finally. I went to
sco my doctor and naked him If thcro was
an j thing wrong with my musics. Ho
looked me nil over carefully , nnd then said
the only thins that was wrong , so for as
he could Judge , was the wheel ,
"I asked him what In the world ho meant
and ho said that riding the wheel deadened
tnu muscled that I used In dancing , and
that every night , when I had been riding
In the day , I would find that the muscles for
dancing wouldn't act , as It I had not been
riding. Walking does not affect me that
way nt all. I can walk miles and miles nnd
feel Just ns well ns ever nt night , so far as
the muscles are concerned , but do you know
I have just had to give up the wheel ? I
have had to give It up altogether , much ns
I hate to. You sec , dancing Is my bread
nnd butter , and , ns I nnd that riding the
wheel hurts my dancing , 1 simply have got
to stop It. How does thu affection make
mo feel ? Why , I just have a sort of sense
of goneness In my legs. Just as If the muscles
that I know are there were taking a vacation ,
or something of that sort. I cannot make
the little kicks and twirls with my legs that
I ought to In order to make my dance per
fect , nnd so , jou see , I have had to give up
the wheel. "
That Is just about the same way It seems
to most of the young women who have been
questioned on this rather delicate subject.
So general has been the practice of rldln- ?
wheels by joung women the past season that I
' this curious affection of the dancing mtlsclca
1 Is a matter of nlmoit national Interest. Go
; Into the ball room where the young women
of ordinary society nre to be found and watch
the movements of the dancers. There will
nt once be apparent that lack of grace nnd
llthc&omcncss that Is usually characteristic
! of tlio American girl. Thcro U a dragging
movement about the feet , as It n tendon were
out of order , or something of that nature.
Till * Air IMiie.
i Many bicycles In 1S97 will he shoj with up-
to-dato tlrrs that will fulfill the requirements
| of the cyclist In durability , rcsiMoncy and
lightness. To these qualities may bo nildel
I the least liability to slp | or puncture. In re
gard to the latter quality , Innumerable ex-
I porimcnts have been made to produce a gooi
! nonpu'ncturable ' tire , but riders nro mill
waiting for ono that will do what U claimed
for It , and at the same time bo resilient
! From appearances at present , they will conj -
j tlnuo to wait , for so far the only real proof
[ against puncture Is a covering of steel In-
fcldo the thee of the tire , which makes It
heavy and less resilient and detracts from the
i pleasures of riding.
1 It Is true , however , that manufacturers
have foutid eat > y and simple methods of re
pair. and a puncture Is no longer a source
of terror to a cyclist. 'A solution of a kind
furnished by the maker n plug or a llttlo
cement Inserted nnd the tire can be safely
Inflated ngain. It H seld that a lady in ling-
land spent two whole days at ono of the cycle
shows recently held thcro and devoted her
tlmo to the study of the puncture question
with excellent results.
Every one knows that the vital principle
of a good tire Is In the fabric , which Is woven
from cotton and Is vulcanized to the rub
ber between the outer and Inner tubes.
Nothing * has been found thus fcr that will
make as good a fabric as cotton , though a
tire of the single-tube variety has been In
vented with an Interwoven steel fabric , which
Is supposed to bo puncture-proof. The great
est novelty In tlras this year Is the elongated
rubber ball tire. Each wheel Is fitted with
filly-tour of these balls , each held In place
by' a pin which fits Into the edge of the rim
The balls require to bo filled with nlr about
once In three months , that bclni ? the tlmo
nllowcd for the natural leakage of air from
the balls. Each ball has n spot nbout the
size of a dime , through which a needle , such
ns is used in a hypodermic syrlngo , Ij In
serted , and. being attached to a hand pump.
nlr Is quickly forced In. The ball , at the
spot where the nccdlo Is Inserted , contains
a soft rubber substance , which prevents the
mobt mlnuto hole being left open. It Is
claimed for this tire thnt a puncture can
take place In from fifteen to twenty of the
balls and the rider can still keep merrily on
Is way without trouble. The tires have ben
thoroughly tested , It Is said , with good re
sults.
The greatest variety In this year's tires
is shown In the tread , or outer covering.
There are all patterns of roughcncll sur
faces. Ono Is like an alligator's skin , the
corrugated , the basket weave , the arrow , the
star , nnd other styles. It Is claimed for
those that they cannot Blip. In England ,
where bicycles are ridden In the mud moro
than here , few of the ' 97 wheels are fitted
with tires having smooth surfaces. It must
ho remembered , however , that , no matter
how rough the surface , It will -wear smooth
In tlmo , and their superiority over the or
dinary smooth suifaco tire for outdoor riding
has yet to bo proven. For Indoor racing pur
poses they are , of course , better. In this
country the single tube , or hose pipe , tire Is
the most popular , whllo In England the
double , or Inner tube , variety Is almost uni
versally used.
of tinWlieel. .
The blcyclo ordinance which Is shortly
to bo passed upon by the city council has
been tlio principal topic of conversation In
local cycling circles during the post week.
Whllo the matter has not been brought
up for final action by any of the local
clubs , It has been thoroughly discussed In
an Informal way and ccntlment scorns to ho
decidedly against It. The originator claims
that If It Is made a law many of the bettor
class of people can bo Induced to become
cyclists , as they will then have some pro
tection against being run down by the
Ecorchcrs.
The following well known local wheel
men will attend the Chicago cycle show
which will bo In progress during the com
ing week : 0. W. Johnston , F , 'M. Russell ,
II. Hardy , George D. Miner. Italph Uloli-
ardson , F. H. JlcCall. J. J. Derlght. Ed T.
Hoyden , W. A. Plxloy , Louis Flcschor ,
George Mlckol , W. D. Townscnd. II. J.
Uoot. F. E , Vnndenhurg , G. C. Scllncr , A.
R. Hdmlston , J. 12. Howe and Charles Dar-
num. Most of tha party will Icavu for Chicago
cage this evening , whllo Eomo will not
leave until the middle of next week.
Chief Consul D. J. O'llrlen will leave on
February 4 for Albany , N. Y. , where ho
goes to attend the annual assembly of the
League of American Wheelmen , Nebraska
Is entitled to four representatives , but In
order to save the division the expense of
sending this number Mr. O'llrlcn will bo
the only representative to go and will vote
by proxy for the other three. IIo will be
for the admission of professionals to league
'membership , local option In the matter of
Sunday racing and Sterling Elliott for pres
ident of the body. /
lAmong the prominent wheelmen who
were In tlio city during the past week wcro :
P. H. Tuttle , Syracuse , N. Y. ; James Joyce ,
Jr. , Hartford , Conn. ; W. 0. Taylor , Topekn ,
Kan. , and 'H. S. Osborne , St. Louis , Mo.
Most of them camu In from the wcet , where
they liavo been placing agencies for the
wboeU they represent , and were on their
way to the Chicago cycle show.
Maura , George Phillips and John Mat-
flon , two young trick riders of local fame ,
will glvo exhibitions at the coming local
cycling show which opens In March , The
boya nro learning now and perfecting tliei. '
old feats each day , and local cnthiMlaitn
look forward to gome uplendld exhibitions
by these youthful experts , who will on-
deayor to ouUhlno each other at the Allow.
NO SANITARY INSPECTORS
Now Board of Health Making Finns for
Economy ,
STUHT ASKS A PERTINENT QUESTION
' Aiiiuiiil llrtmrt I'roiltiovit
Mluir NtnUstlt'H Hi ( o tlu >
iloivllli of the Clt > - f ir tlio
1'nnt Vour.
Yesterday tlio Hoard of Health mot
for tlio first tlmo this yenr. Comicllmcn
Stuht auil Mount took the places vacated
by Ucnawa and Christie of tlio old council.
The tlmo wns mainly occupied by jilniM
for rcdiiclng expenses during tlio year , ami
Itvas unaiilinously ilccliled not'to appoint
any sanitary Inspectors , but to turn tlio In
spection over to tlio police department ,
Commissioner Ulythlu and Councllnien
Mount and Stuhtvcro designated ns a com
mittee to consider further plans far economy
nnd report at the next meeting. The meetIng -
Ing was not \\lthout the usual discussion
over the dead animal bills , which Invariably
accompanies the Induction of now members.
Stuht and Mount wanted to know how It
happened that so many cats and dogs could
be carted away every month with no per
ceptible diminution of the nupply. The
mayor explained that the bills had been
materially reduced during the past year and
that answered for the time.
The Htntlstli-nl features of the annual re
port of the department for 1S9G were read
and placed on llle. The flmirra complied by
the secretary Indicated that there had been
1,909 births during the year , na compared
with 920 dcath.1. Of the births , 051 were
males and 955 females. This Is the greatest
number of births In any one year except In
ISM , when the total reached 1,9(50. ( There
were 1.S7S births In 1S94 and 1.90C In 1S95.
The deaths during tlio year 1S96 wore
much leas In proportion than In any previous
jear. The death record for the past five
years Is : 1892. 1.199 ; 1893 , 1.201 ; 1S94 , 1.U9 ;
1895 , 1,122 ; 1S96. 929. Of the di'atlis In 1S9C ,
1S2 were males and 417 females. Married ,
CSS ; single , CC5 ; widowed , IOC. The record
by months wus : January , 7G ; February , S3 ;
March , OS ; April , 07 ; May , 09 ; June , SO ; July ,
90 ; August , 77 ; September , 03 ; October. 91 ;
November , 94 December , 78. The death
record as computed on a population of 110-
000 was 6.G per 1,000.
The report Indicated that diphtheria and
pneumonia wcro the only diseases ) from
which more deaths occurred In 189C than In
the previous year. Pneumonia had been un
usually vltult'iit during the year Just past , ns
It had cntipcd ninety-two deaths ns comiure.l
with fifty-eight In 1S95. There were forty-
t'ovi'ii deaths from diphtheria , IKS against
forty-one In 1S95. The falling off In deaths
from Ecai'Ict lever \ < at < particularly noticea
ble. There were only six deaths from that
disease last year , while the previous ycur
dironlcli'd forty-three. Other prolific
cause1 ! of death In 139(1 ( were : Tuberculosis ,
IOC ; enteric fever , eighteen ; apoplexy , thirty-
live ; cancer , thirty-live. There wcro only
nlno deaths from whooping cough. The
records hhowed tl.at thu use of antltoxlno
had been very effective In reducing the
mortality from diphtheria. Out of forty-
rovcn cases In which the remedy was used
thcro wcro only fourteen deaths , while In
twenty-flvo cases In which It wns not used
twenty-thrcu died. Thcro were 203 cases of
diphtheria leported during the year us com
pared with 111 In 1893. There were 112
cases of scarlet fever ns ngaln&t 310 In the
preceding year. _
COU.VI'V OOMMIS.SIO.NKHS SIKIJT.
Slu-rlir AnkN for More Hc-lp In IIU
Olllov.
At the meeting of the Hoard of County
Commissioners yesterday Sheriff McDon
ald submitted a request for authority to pay
ono deputy who has heretofore been paid
out of the sheriff's resources during the paat
year ct ? 7G per month , and also authority
for paying the chlof deputy $50 per month
moro than la now authorized. The sheriff
explained thut ho had been paying this ad
ditional amount during the past year and
ho asked the board to iillow him to pay both
of these amounts out of the fees of the ollico.
In support of these requests ho stated that
the revenue of his olllco during the past year
from foreclosure sales had boon $3,093.23.
IIo also stated that thcro were now thir
teen ordeis of sale awaiting the expiration
of the advertising , nnd these will Increase
the total Income to $4,327.02. This will make
the income of the office double that of former
sheriffs , but the sheriff states that In order
to have the work connected with these t-alea
properly porformud ho has boon compelled
to pay out $50 per month from his own
pocket , and ho aska authority from the county
fen an Increase of thla amount. The Khcrlff
also states that the work of the offlco makes
It necessary to employ un additional deputy
for the criminal court mid ho nsks authority
to pay such deputy from tho.rovcnues of the
office. Tlio feca referred to by the I'horiff
have 'not all been collected , which fact ho
attributes to dull times , but ho explains that
these fees are a lien on the property sold
and nro assured to the county. The docu
ment was referred to the committee of the
Tho' report of the sheriff's office for the
last quarter of ISflfi showed fees collected
amounting to $1,481.07 , expensed of olHce ,
$2.0S3. "
The overccrr of highways In Clontnrf
precinct was limited to $ r,0 In making re-
palro during the year , the overaccr of Kast
Omaha WOH limited to $100. and all other
overseer * were limited to $100 for the year.
O. II. Iltirchnrd , secretary of the Doughm
County Oood Itoads Improvement league ,
asked permission of tho-board to use ono of
the court I'OMiiB for the annual meeting of
the league , Kehruary 9. The request waa
referred to the roads committee.
A protest wa < j filed against the granting of
a liquor license to Conrad Wledemami for a
saloon nt Kitty-fourth and Center strccto.
Jittit oiit lilo thu city limits , and In Douglan
precinct. This Is thn name point at which
Fred Kooli proposed to conduct n saloon but
was refused n license on account of the pro
test of Charles Alstadt , who produced uvl-
denco allowing that Koch waa not a proper
person to conduct such n placo. The prottut
ill the present place Is also made by Alstadt
and n number of other ic ldcnt of Douglas
prcrlnct. 'I ho case was < > et for hearing at
10 o'clock Wednesday morning , nnd the board
adjourned until that time.
YOUNG IllJI'UIILIOAXH
CnniiitltlccH Arc Appointed to ArrniiKO
llullciullH. .
The Young Men'fi Republican club of thla
city will liavo a bamtuut at ono of the local
liotclu February 12 , at which a number of
republicans of national -reputation , ns well
an prominent utato politicians , will bo pres
ent. Senator-elect William 13. Mason of
Illinois , tlio republican membcia of the
Nebraska lcilHlaturo ; and other prominent
officials of the younger clement are ex
pected to bo among the guest * . Committee *
wcro appointed at tlio last meeting of the
club to carry out the plaiu arranged for the
occasion. Thcfio commlttcca are nn followa :
Arrangement * ! .1. J. Boucher , Judge I. F ,
Maxtor , M. II. Hcdllcld and Vlctot llo.iowatur.
Program C. A. ( ! o s , A. II. Uurnctt , W , J.
Taylor and O , II , llurchard.
Invitation and Finance F. C. O'Hollaron ,
P. P. IloofiB and J. A. Heck.
Kcccptlon 13. K. Zimmerman , II. II.
Ualdrlgo. II. W. lircrkeurldec , U. 0.IJur -
bank and I . B. Winter.
Prcoldctit C. 15. Winter was made cx-ofHcIo
member of all committees , <
AMH.\mii\T TO ISXl'OHITIO.V lllljl ; \
Itiilior Union A HUH Hint
Work in IMI HP
The Omaha Central Labor union linn
agreed upon an amendmenfto the transmit ! *
sUalppl bill now before the legislature. Tlio
proposed amendment la :
"That for the purpose that Nebraska's
labor nlinll bo properly protected and rccolvu
just compensation thu minimum of } 1,50 per
eight hour day bo paid on all work pro/io-
cuted by the Htato of Nubrauka through Its
coninilisloncrd. "
A lobby from the Central Labor unlou. will
visit Lincoln Monday to work ( or U <
amendment.
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