Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY "BEE : SUNDAY , FE.IUUTAU\r 21 , 181)7.
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THEY ARRIVED TOO LA'
Bat Will Qivo tha People the Benefit
Wholesale Prices While They Lait.
NOT MANY , BUT FINE P\M \
By IliMiiicnt f Many Wlio WUli
Tn Ur Atlvmitiw "f I'HeM'H nail ( n
UliiNf Onl Slot-It Cm
Iatifrom Aii-nn
HOSl'ti EXTENDS SALE.
Wo expected that all the stock from
various agencies would have been In the * t
by Friday last , but some of our agents h
been very Blow In returning stock.
Wt want to mention here partlcult
that arc nice , i
fine pianos
nvo or six very
and the hlKhcst.'grado Instruments.
four days , or u
Wo will for the next
wo close out all this stbcU , which ccrtal
than two lo four di
will not take longer
ahem at fact
continue to offer and sell
cost.
cost..Many have been made happy the past
' at just about ono-1
day's with tlno pianos
and while the bala
the usual retail price
of this stock lads , you can have them
the same price , viz. : Factory cost , and
caey terms.
Wo still have Eomc of those nice relh
now upright pianos on band for III !
| 15fi.OO , $108.00 to $187.00.
Then we have the very highest grade
pianos that usually sell for $375.00 to $500
that will bo closed out at $108.00. $223
$230.00 to $2'JS.OO.
Twonty-flvo dollars cash , $10.00 per moi
buys any piano In the house.
Wo warrtnt personally every piano
organ for five ycara.
Now Organs , $38.00 , $17.00 , $5C.OO to $ CS
Six dollars cash , $3.00 to $3.00 per mo
bujfi them.
Store open evenings.
A. 110SPE. , J
KASTIill.N KUIJI ( JUTS TIIH .1
tinSliiI Wiirlc tf
' for tin-
Co n ( I'Mt
Kmird-tMifli SlriTl Vliiilm-l.
The contract for furnishing the Iron
steel work for the Union 1'aelllc's
viaduct ncross South Fourteenth atrect
yesterday awarded to A. & 1 * . Robe
proprietors of the I'encoyd livn works , 1
coyd , Philadelphia , Ever slnco
became known that tbo Union
clfic would erect a largo t
viaduct In this elty there has bcei
stir among the big Iron manufacturers
. Tl
the country to secure ) the contract.
were about twenty bids received from
many prominent firms , but that of
Ic
was considerably
Quaker City nrm
than all other bids. The contract price
not given out.
In speaking of the contract yester
Chief Engineer I'egram of the Union 1'a
s.ald : "Tho contract requires tbat the
shall be delivered In Chicago before Ma
That will give It to tis In time to use du
May. Ily that time the masonry work
be completed and wo shall be able to
right ahead 'with the iron work. The
tract for the masonry work will be awai
within the next tew days. We shall
begin work , however , until we are abl
start right In and push It through to c
plctlon. We do not want the yard o-
street torn up any great length ot tlmo.
"Wo are going to use considerably r. .
Iron than wan at first anticipated. The
plans for the Fourteenth street viaduct ,
proved by the city engineer several y
ago , called for a cross-tie 'flooring. ' S
then the superiority of the iron flooring f
city viaduct baa been frequently den
Blrntcd , notably in the recent accldeni
Twentieth street. Had It not been for
Iron flooring there the results might 1
been much worue. I have always been
aJvocatd of Iron flooring for such vlad
and the latest plans for the Foui'tei
street viaduct call for an Iron flooring
ercd with coiicrc-tc. It will be solid
capable of standing any strain placed i
It. "
Superintendent Calvcrt of the n. & M
etlll considering the bids of numerous fl
for Iron work and masonry > work for
IIurHngton's portion of the Fourteenth si
viaduct , which will Join that ot the U
Pacific on the south. The bids are al
Lincoln and are now under conslderal
The IIurHngton's contracts have not yet 1
awarded , but will bo within a 'few 0
The engineering departments of both
roads are busily engaged In working out
details of construction and It Is absoln
certain that the next frw montlii' . will
active work and the employment of a 1
force of men on Fourteenth street , beU
Mason and Marcy streets.
UATUS TO THIS I > UKIUSTIC MK
WcNtrni HiinilHKr ' v I'iMin One I1'
for Iliiiinil Trip.
After a fortnight of ivrangllnK the
roads -In the Western Passenger ansoela
havo.'bcen forced to put In a cheap rale- I
Omaha , Chicago and St. Louis to Ca
City , Nov. , the prospective scene ot
Corbett-Fltzslmmons prize fight , The :
llngton yesterday riniiounccd a rate
$05 for the round trip from Omaha to Ca
City and return. The Rock Island and
Union Pacific Immediately followed
announcements of the same rate. The
4s one farn for the round trip from her
Ogden , Utah , and return. From that i
to Carson and return the Southern I'ai
lining the only line , InelMs upon the
mcnt ot $35 for the round trip.
The dual Kclllomcnt of tbo question
has engaged the attention ot western
sengcr departments for tlio past two w
IB duo to the fact that certain railroads ,
nblo to secure the- eminent of the assocla
have announced the rates on their owi
snanslhlllly. The Alton was iho llrst
In Chicago to plve notice that It would
in a rate of $70.r 0. , \n ( ho nssoclutlou
ntcndlly refuted to aullio'Uo n reduced
from hero tlio Omaha roads will sell n
trip ticket * for $0. > and let the opposing i
make the best of 'It. '
Tickets will bo sold on March 12 am
with the llnil leturn limit on Murch 2 !
coiiiliiuouu pasaago In each direction wll
Insisted upon on all tickets to Carson t
Those * who deslro to enntlnuo to Callfc
for the races and other sporHng events taro t
are advised to purchase regular Califr
tourist tickets , secure a slop-over at 1
nnd buy a $3 cxcurrilon ticket from lien
Carson City and return.
Iliillvt'ii ) ' Noti'H mill
Samuel W. Adelt , general freight and
BbiiKcr agent of thu SI. Joseph & n
Island railroad , was the guest of Asals
( icncral Freight Agent Lane of the V
Paclllo yesterday.
Colonel Dick , chairman of the hoard n
rectors of Iho Plttsbui-g & Lake Erlo
road , psisscd through Omaha ycstci
bU car being attached to the v.-oatb
Union Pacine "Fast Mull" train.
A lengthy letter signed "II. W. H. "
editorials from Chicago papers , all cxps
Ing on the evils of ticket scalping ,
been reprinted by tbo railroads and scnl
to all the lallroad reporters for repul
tlon ,
For ilin state convention of tha Kn
of the Maccalees , In thlx clt > , .Murch 25-27
road a In the Western Passenger assocl ,
have agreed upon u rate of ono fare
tUe round trip from all points In the t
They will put In the same rate for
North Nebraska Teachers' convention
Norfolk , from all polnta In thu state ref
of the Pltiitu river ,
for Mr. Mi-KlnIc'N f iiiiniruriillii
The nurllngton Koulo offers Ma'rcl ) I am
one-way r lo for the round trip to Wflsl
ton , 1) , C. Through deeper to W.ishlni
Rcnervo berths NOW. Ticket olllce
Farnam street. , J , I ) . Iteyuoldtt , City
longer
Hamilton Warren , M , I ) . , eclectic and i
netlo phv.-Han ; tptclal attention to dim
of wome.i ar.d children and all obscure
l9agtandlng deascti , | , 119 N. 16th at. ,
TOMORROW IT BECli
The Grand Sale of the Wet Cargo of 1
Goods Save : ! from Stoaraor Alvenn ,
AT THE BOSTON STORE , OMA
TlilH Will UP HriiiHlfNl Wrt < Jni t S
HOMlim Store Bvi-r Hrlil , All ( loin
llcliiK Xrw , SlylUli. SiiH iiiillo
anil In Flr.tl-t'lnnH t'oinlltliin.
SAI.K nuaiNS AT HOSTON STC
TUI3SDAY MOHNINO , FEB. 2.1IU ) .
The steamer Alvena , ciirouto from ?
Yorlt for South American ports , collides v
another vtoflcl In ii dense fog olt Sandy II
and springs a leak , anil Is towed back
port hy the N. Y. Wrecking Co. On
animation , It wss found that all of
goods In tlio hold of the steamer v
more or less \\ct. The entire portion
the wet goods wore taken liy the Mai
Ilifjranco Underwriters Co. , nnd eold
spot cath to
ItOSTON STOUK , OMAHA.
TUESDAY MOtlNINO WI3 1'LACB ON S/
All the wet llnur.ii ,
\Vct dress goods nnd silks.
Wet curtains and draperies.
Ladles' wrappers and children's cloaks
million ? , lacss and embroideries.
Hosiery , underwear nnd shirts.
Domestics. inuallnH , ginghams , die.
All only slightly wet.
This entlro shipment will bo placed
sale from day to day as the goods arr
nnd Tuesday morning will begin the I
day of the sale.
IJOSTON STOUR , OMAHA ,
ICth & Douglas St
IIA Mi1'FA11H KXCIJUSIOXS
Via tin-
WASHINGTON , I ) . U. : Tickets on :
March 1st and 2nd. Hate $30.25.
POINTS SOUTH : Tickets on sale M.-i
2nd and ICth. For timetables , sleeping
accommodations and full Information
at WJhn > h oinco , HIS Karunin fit. (1'a ( ?
hotel block ) , or write
GKO. M. CLAYTON , Agt. . Omali
Have your damaged mirrors resllvcrcO
Omaha Mirror Mfg. Co. , 70S N. ICtb.
ThrotlKli TrilliiN fur I In" IiiiiiiKiirnt
Will leave Chicago Union Station at 11
m. , 3 p. in. , 9 p. m. , 11:30 : p. m. nnd 2:4 : ;
in. via Transylvania Short Lines. Ext
slon tickets on sale March 1 , 2 and .1. 1
Information free by applying to travel
passenger agent ,
W. W. HiCHAUDSON , Omaha , Xcl
Or H. II. DEllINn , A. Q. P. Agt. , 218 So
Clark street , Chicago.
Samuel Hums announces the last wcel
tlio February reduction sale. Gold or si
dollars , either go for OOc.
For Phonographs , Graphophoncs , Ileco
etc. , see A. 11. Fowler , Victoria hotel ,
the $23 Grnpnophone- .
HAM' UATI3S \V.\S1II\GTOX , 1 > .
Via ( In1 linrllnnloii Itniitr ,
March 1 and 2. Through sleeper to Wi
ington. Call at ticket oflloe. 1502 Fan
street , anil reserve berths NOW.
J. 13. UKYNOLDS , City Pass'r Agcn
Hot water fronts & backs lor all took
ranges. 1207 Douglas , Om. Steve & Rep. W
. "The Overland MiiiltciL"
To Utah In 29Vi hours , California In
hours via the UXION PACIFIC. This
the fastest and finest train in the w
Tickets can be obtained at city ticket ol
1302 Farnnm street.
1)11. FA III AHIIIVKS IX TIIR CI
He.Mi y Acrt-iit TriiiKy'M Vno
Rov. Campbell Pair of Grand Itaplda ,
has been called to the vacant paalorati
Trinity cathedral , arrived In Omaha
terday. llu was accompanied by :
Fair. They are the guests of Henry W. Y
until Monday , when they will return
Grand Rapid * . Hoth Rev. and Mrs. Fair
pear to possess In an unusual degree
engaging personality that contributes
largely to success In pastoral work. 1
Fair Is now f > 3 years of age , and has 1
engaged In church work for consider
more than a cjuarter of a century. Ho
boon formally called to Trinity , but whe
he will accept or not will depend upon
Impressions that he receives during lila ]
cut vltlt. So far his Impressions of On
have been In the highest degree favon
Ho said he waa much pleased with whit
tic ho had been nblo to see of the city
Us people , and Inquired nt once whe
such beautiful days were a frequent fea
of Omaha wlnteia
In discussing the question of accepting
call. Dr. Fair said he would probably n
Ills di'cisinu Monday , So far he was n
pleased , but there wcio several detalh
he arranged with regard to parish >
which inuat be considered before ho i
his final decision. " 1 have not been addl
to frequent changes , " ho continued. "I
In IJaltlmoro for twelve years , nnd I
been In Grand Haplds eleven years. Du
this last period 1 have received nlno
to oilier locutions. I had always paid tl
would accept tlio tenth , and Trinity Is
tenth.Vc have two boys of 13 and 15 yi
and tholr Interests miidt be conalderci
deciding upon a change. I run going il
to ee the cathedral this afternoon , and :
what I have been told , I expect to be j ;
pleased with It. "
This Is the first visit that Dr. Fair
over paid to Omaha , hut on account ol
long friendship \ilth Ulshop Clarkpon , w
ho had ciui'i'tulncd duHnn his pastorat
Dnltlmnro , the city Is no' ' unfamiliar to
Sovrrol members of the congregation c ,
at the Yatcs residence yesterday to i
their prospective dean ttiid his wife , am
acquired n decided anxiety that he fil
accept the cull.
Closing out prices at Hubermann's
dry store , Thlrtrenih and Douglas etrec
$ ( ! . * > Id Cai'Mia , NVv , , anil Iti'lur
March 12 and 18 account Athletic 7
nnmont , 'In which Covbetl and FiUslmii
will partlc.lpa'te.
Tli'Uet olllco 1502 Farnam street.
Take \nlliT , 1) . of II.
OMAHA , Nob. , Feb. 20 , 3807. To
Members of Social LoJgo Xo. 102 , Degr <
Honor , Ancient Order of United Worki
You are rcqnortoil to attend the funcrt
our Into brother , William McClure , at
residence of his parents , northeast co
Eighteenth and Nicholas streets , Sunda
2 o'clock p. in. All slstsm Invited tc
tend ,
MHS. WILLIAM AHNOLD. C. of
MHS. MAHY K. STniNGKKLLOW. Uecoi
I'mtso.v.u. ui'TKfTS OP .M\VS :
\Vlf > of ( Inlltail Mil ii Woulil II
Tin-in I'Nii'tntrili'd ,
The wife of Hudolplv Newman , the Invi
who committed milcldo at the State
n few da ye ngu , ban matin a request Ilia
effcctu found upon Newmnn'n body be RC
her In order that the may dleposc of
nnd pay a board bill. The woman ta In
tltuto circumstance * , oUhouylf she hat
ileavorcu to get along by working as i
nicatlc. These faqU wur'e detailed
letter reeelved by Clilerof 1'ollco Sis
front the C'heago.pollcvrr | > utliorlilc . >
Among other thliigj hat are wanted
gold watch and chain' Thesu , however ,
mot found on the body , and had prot
been disposed of b > Newman. All the
sections ho had cons'sted ' of the revi
with which l | < i Killed liliiiti'K and a v
full of clothing. Tlirso are being belt
Coroner Ilurkrt va satisfaction for the fui
expenses of the deceased.
ECHOES OF THE ANTE > ROOM
The state encampments of the Sons
Veterans and the Daughters of Vctera
which were held In this city during the ji
week , ( ltd ono thing that was of general
tcrcst to the people of Omaha. This c
slated In the Instructions given to the di
gates to the national encampment to do
In their power to bring those big gatherl
to this city In the exposition year. 1
the 1
matter assumes Importance from
that the action will mark the beginning
n moil active campaign to capture tbo mi
Ings.
Ings.Tho Sons of Veterans' encampment
naturally the bigger nnd more Importanl
the two conventions. H will bring thousa
of delegates and visitors to the city. Sc
dea of the size of the crowd * In nttenda
can bo gained when It Is said that the i
'ormed men that come to the encampm
number 0,000 or more. In point of numl
ho encampment would be one of the (
conventions of the exposition year , and fit
would undoubtedly r
t the merchants
great benefit.
Kvcr since the exposition scheme
broached the local members of the or
lave been laying wires to capture this
tlonal meeting. The state meeting was
talned for this city In great measure n
step toward the SUCCCM of the scheme ,
was believed that If the state encampm
vero brought to Omaha the delegates could
ro Imnresrtcd with the Importance nnd m
iltudc of the exposition that they would E
Instructions to
the strongest possible
Iclegates. The value of the plan
demonstrated , because the two delegE
every legitimate men
were ordered to use
n their power to bring the gathering
this city.
The Omaha memUers went Into the com
tlnn with the Intention of having Seni
selected as one of
lolm M. Thurston
lelcgates. and in this they were also i
eessful. The senator has already flgnl
Us willingness to assnnn the olllco.
other dslcgatc Is J. A. Collins of 1-rem
ast year's secretary of the state enca
ment. nnd one of the best known member
ho order In the state.
The local members realize that n g
task lies in front of them , and they In
begun preparations for
therefore , already
onslaught. TliQ national encampment
lot be held until August , but It Is consldi
that the time Is none too long. This ye
neetlng will occur In Indianapolis.
Among other things , It Is Intended tin
special train of Omaha people shall gc
the encampment to work for the convent
Tills project Is being pushed by Crook ca
and more particularly by John G. Kuht
that body. It Is Intended that the c :
shall go In a body and be accompanied
the Woman's Aid society , that lias just t
organized. In addition to this contlnRon
s believed tint many of the members In o
parts of the state will be Induced to go ah
The two conventions of the Sons
Daughters of Veterans were very succcs
and harmonious. Possibly the attend !
was not as gocfl as It might have- been ,
any lack In this regard was fully made
.n . enthusiasm. The columns of The D
[ ! ee have given prominence to both meetl
ind this column will , therefore , dismiss
meetings with but a few words.
None of the business transacted by ell
jody was of any great Importance ,
Daughters" were almost entirely oecui
n delineating for the Increase of tbc 01
n every way. A few changes in the p
cnt constitution and system were made ,
; hey were not of any particular Inter
The discussions were only lively enougl
make the sessions Interesting and v
without acrimony.
The Sons of Veterans did quite a 11
business , but this has already been notl
ns the sessions occurred. Possibly
jlggest innovation was in the establlshir
of a relief fund for funeral expenses and
rendering assistance to the families of.
ceased brothers. This fund will be kept
jy 'an assessment of 50 cents on each mem
whenever a death occurs. The plan
state divisions and
: > een tried by other
aeon found successful. The attempt to
corporate a regular Insurance dcpartni
n the order failed.
Another Innovation was inaugurated
both bodies in deciding to meet next yea ;
[ he same time and place with the Gr
Army of the Republic , the Woman's He
corps and the Ladies of the Grand Arm ;
the Republic. Thus the big patriotic on
will mcej together next year. The cnca
ments and meetings will occur at Nor :
seine tlmo during the early part of 1
niary. They have never In the history of
state been held together , but the sys
lias been In vogue In other states.
The Sons of Veterans elected the fallov
olllcers : Commander , W. H. Davis of 1
ben senior vice commander , M. R. Glln
of Valley ; Junior vice commander , S. T. \
gins of Omaha ; division council , F. J. Co. .
of Omaha. George T. Wolz tf Fremont am
W. Whiting of Albion ; delcgate-at-la
Hon. John M. Thurston of Omaha ; reg
delegate , J. A. Collins of Fremont ; altern
A. II. Uawltzer of Omaha ; assistant cl
lain , F. J. Coatcs of Omaha. The follov
appointive ofllcers were announced : Adjut
of Wllber ; surgeon , I )
R. C. Van Duyn
Baton of Lltchllcld ; Inspector , R. M. Tj
of Wither ; judge advocate , E. L. Dradlo :
Omaha ; chaplain , J. A. Deck of S <
Omaha ; muster officer , B. II. Jenkins of
lumbiis ; surgeon major , William Grelssln
Thi' quartermaster was not appointed.
The Daughters of Veterans elected as
lows : President. Cora Owens of From
senior vice president , Mrs. A. R. Askwlt
Omaha ; junior vice president , M'lsa Matlc
Munyon of Rising City ; chaplain , Laura C
of Lltchfleld ; treasurer , Clara Feenai
Omaha ; Inspector , Anna Reding of Line
mustering and Inspecting officer. M
Stiles of Fremont ; council , Nelllo Bain
Lincoln , Mrs. Stevens of Lltchfleld and 1
Sheldon of Geneva ; delegatea-at-largc , 15r
Day of Fremont ; alternate , Rino Sheldo :
Geneva ; regular delegate , Mrs. Phoebe
Coy of Omaha ; alternate , Can-lo n.aldul
Fremont. Only ono of the appointive olll
secretary , was selected. Miss Emma Ga
Fremont waa appointed to that position.
The entertainment that waa offered
delegates to both bodies by the local ir
bars was excellent. On the first ever
Tuesday , a reception was held at the C
merelal club , where the vUltors >
roundly welcomed. On Wednesday they )
allowed to choo.se their own means of
tortalnmont. although such of the Daiigli
of Veterans as wished to go were takei
tlu > theater. On Wednesday an excel
banquet was given to tha delegatca to
' at the
Sons of Veterans' encampment
lone hotel , This affair was moat enjoy
and successful. On the same night
Daughters of Veterans were entertained
Crook Relief corps In Its hall on N
Twenty-fourth 'street ,
Modern U'lioiliiii-n of .Vnicrlen.
Next Wcdnetday evening the Modern W
men of On-tihti and South Omaha will i
In joint section to listen ( o a dlECiisslo
the emergency fund question , which Is
ono of the more Important being consld
by the mcir.ttrs of tie ) order. The discus
will be In the nature of a joint debat
which there will be two speakers from i
of the camps , 9110 from each on the affirm :
and ouo on the negative of the ques
The question for discussion Is : "Resol
That the next head camp devlee some m
for creating an emergency fund. "
affirmative speakers will be Dr. L.
Mcrrlam of camp No. 120 ; James II. Shea
Maple camp No. 945 ; James H. VanDusc
South Omaha camp No. lOSa , and J.
Homier of Ileech camp No. 1454 , The sp
era on the negative Avlll bo D. Clem DC
of camp NO. 120 ; Qeorge A , Magney of M
camp No. 045 ; J. II. Murdock of S
Omaha camp No. 1095 , and John S. Kin
Deech camp No. 1451. The discussion
take pl.u'e In the hall of camp No. 120 Ir
Continental block , Fifteenth and Don
streets.
The camps of Omaha , South Ornaba
Council muffs have appointed confer
committees which will have , a meeting
week to cllti-uus the advisability of cttab
lug headquarters and making an cxlib |
the TranemUeUElppl Exposition In
This committee will alco make arrangem
for the entertainment of the Nebraska
western Irwa delegates just previous to I
martins to the head camp which will con
At Dubuque , la. , Tuesdiy , Juno 1 , Two y
ago the Oiraba woodmen entertained
delegates la a royal manner before etai
for Madison , WIs. , nrt they expect to ca
out much the same uontral plan of error
ments In onlor that'the delegates may
come better acqunlntdd before entering u
the work of the head camp. Should It
doomed advlsr.blo to Uko part In the Trn
mlsslsslppl Exposition -the committee '
take up the matter of setting the exposll
recognized In n substantial manner by
next head camp.
Hazel camp of Council Illulta has b
keeping right to the front In woodcraft
the camp now has over 300 members , T
liavo the credit of having ono of the 1
drilled teams of Foresters In western lo
Not satisfied with their present nnlfo
the Council niutts Foresters are going
get line nev uniforms for dress parade , tl
da-slrc being to have the best uniformed t (
of Foresters In the order. The Foresl
will give a hop at their hall In the Mcrr
block , Council Ulufts , Tuesday even
March 2 , nnd from the way the Invltatl
nre being accepted they will have a crow
house. H goes without saying that all '
attend will have a good time. The Mod
Woodmen of Omaha have been Invited ,
many have signified their Intention of
tending.
"Tho accounts of the trouble
tween Rock Island nnd Fulton ,
over the headquarters of the Mod
Woodmen of America sent brondi
by the A&occlnted press are misleading ,
therefore I would llko to state the follow
facts , " says P. 0. Schroder of Maple canii |
this city. "The article referred to was gl
to the Asscclt.tcd press by the Dasl
brothers of Fulton. 111. One Is the publla
of n dally parer , nnd the other Is postmu
at that place. They are In a position
send out the Associated press dispatch , wl
look ? -bad , on the face of It , when as n ma
of fact the Modern Woodmen cannot
placed In the hands of a receiver for
such cause , as the order has now In
benefit fund a surplus of $147,500 , nnd in
than $200,000 In Its general fund. The dlst
court at Fulton decided In favor of
Modern Woodmen , granting permission
move to Rock Island , III. , as per vote of
Omaha hoa-1 camp meeting , November , 1
nnd confirmed by the Madison , WIs. , h
camp session In 1S95. Immediately n
this meeting the officers attempted to movi
Rock Island , when A. W. Hastlan secured
Injunction , which held the head office
Fulton. The head officers appealed the c. .
nnd In due t'tno ' the Injunction wns dlssoli
Mr. Dastlati then took an appeal to
appellate court , and again the order caino
victorious. The Rock Island people t
agreed to move the records and furnltun
the ordc'- free of charge , and took their <
train to Fulton In good faith and for no ot
purpose. The Fultonltcs prevented the
moval of the furniture by turning city wi
on the Rock Island people , and A. W. Hasl
in the meantime took an appeal to the Un
States court to further delay the remo
A. W. Hastlan was at one time one ot
head officers of the order with J. C. Root ,
was ono of the parties ngainst whom ;
wns brought , during the stormy days
1S80-DO. On that account there has alw
been a bad feeling- between him nnd
present head officers , and on account
the head office being located at Fulton ,
salary of A. W. Haatlan as poatma ;
amounts to about $3,600 a year. Should
head oirtce be removed , the receipts of
poMofllco would be cut down at least c
half and the salary of-the postmaster we
suffer a corresponding- reduction , hence
can.nHord to spend $100 or $500 to delay
removal until thexplratlon of his term
postmuatcr. Besides there Is somegratll
tlon on hie part In this matter. "
ICnlKlitM of 1'ylliluM.
Triangle lodge , No. 54 , celebrated the
nlvcrsary of the founding of the order
giving an entertainment In the Castle h
at Twenty-second and Burning streets ,
Thursday evening. Tfcoaffair was a v
enjoyable one and was attended by a v
good gathering. . Tlio curly part of the ev
Ing was-occuplednvltli'a musical and liter
program.This was followed b'y n dance ,
lunch was served during the course of
evening , , The' SUCCORS of' the affair Is i
to the efforts of the committees , which w
composed of tlio following : A. H. Dau
Theodore Kcstner , Henry 'Hoffman , Ch
Hoycr , H. W. Snyder , J. R , Stlne , J.
Ernst , J. A. Post , J. D. Munroe , Fri
Snyder , Charles Strange , Charles Schnaul
V. II. Ualcombe. The 'master ' of ceremor
was A. H. Daublc.
Nebraska lodga , No. 1 , will celebrate
anuUcr-sary and Washington's birth
lolntly , by giving a social dance In the lo
anil tomorrow evening. Quite extern
preparations have been made for the offal
The uniformed rank at McCook has orde
fifteen now uniforms. The body expects
make a good showing with this addlt
There are thirty-five now In the rank. >
vestments foi- degree work are also be
made.
Fraternal Union of America.
Banner lodge , No. 11 , last Thursday ov
Ing hold ono of ! ( most Important nnd
tcrcstlng meetings slnco organization. At
fifty members were present , thirty-eight i
applications were voted upon , ' fifteen cai
dates wore Initiated nnd three members v
reinstated. After the Initiation scrvi
which were very Interesting , several pl (
ot music were rendered. The lodge t
adjourned , and most of the members spei
social hour. The lodge will hold an o
meeting and entertainment -next Thurs
evening In the hall. In the Continei
block.
Monarch lodge , No. G , of Florence ,
glvo a public entertainment and supper
Monday evening.
South Omaha lodge , No. SO , perfected a i
mancnt organization , with fifty members.
The supreme lodge has completed the
tire paraphernalia , badges and lapel I
tons. They are being distributed among
lodges.
Ilellevuo lodge , No , 90 , was organized J !
ilay evening , with twenty-two members ,
following officers were elected : J. L. G
P. M. : Mrs. L. M. Guttcry , J.j Arthur Wrli
S. ; Mrs. J. I. Goss , T.
Imperial . IjNllr I.c loa ,
Windsor castle , Imperial Mystic Leg
held Its usual weekly session at Its hal !
Labor temple Friday evening. Eight (
didates ventured across the moat and
piled at the castle gate for admission
were accepteO , They were duly Inducted
the mysteries of the order. Twelve na
were balloted on and elected to niemben
and ten presented Inch' applications.
On account of surrounding clrcumstai
Windsor castle has decided to change
meeting night as well as place of meet
After March 1 gosilons will bo held
Thursday nights 4n ( Foresters' hall , foi
floor of Boston store building. Necesi
changes have bocn and are being n :
that the accommodations may bo conven
and satisfactory to 'tho mystics. New llg
dressing rooms , carpet * , etc. , will make
hall a most deslrablo meeting place ,
open sessions hold > once every month
the cause of much , awakening on the par
thcHo attending ,
Since last report ( York castle has I
organized at York/Nob. , Queen City ca
at Council Bluffs andiRltz castle at Mitel
S. D , Steps are . being taken tow
starting- castle eat South Omaha
another In Clear Lalte. la. Another IB al
ready to organize otcPlpestone , Minn.
OriU-r oCMlicVoiliI ,
Tomorrow evenlng'-a complimentary m
toclal will bo glv ny ; Omaha lodge No , :
Order of the WorldMt the rooms In
Patterson block. The affair will be o
private nature , as each member Is allo
but one Invitation , and with this limit
hall will bo packed , as the large me nil
chip will no doubt 'bo well represented
this occasion. The new degree staff w
of Omaha lodge Is proving a decided i
cess and draws out the members on
occailons when the work U to bo perforn
Monday evening , March 1 , a grand cha
mask ball' ' will be given by Myrtle lodge ,
? ! ) In Myrtle hall. Continental block ,
expense Is being spared to make this
most enjoyabln entertainment ever given
ono of the lodges.
A large and merry party of members
friends of Myrtle lodgs enjoyed a high
entertainment la tbo lodge rooms last V
day evening.
Rlvervlew lodge No. 421 has moved fi
the rooms In Keystone hall to For .1 li
Sixth and I'krce street ! , which will
the temporary home. The hall formerly
cuplod Is being thorough ) * overhauled
fitted up specially for Illvtrview , and 1
short time will present a fine appearanci
the lodge will hold ft toclsl dance on Mor
day evening , March 1 , In Forest hall.
Last Wednesday evening a social danc
was given by Banner lodge No. 419 ol tli
quarters In Sander's block , Twcnty-Iourt
nnd Cumlng gtrccls. This ledge U growln
rapidly nnd Is destined to become 'ono <
the solid nnd popular organizations In th
northern part of the city.
Improved Orilcr of Heil Men.
n tralernnl body tin
If there over was
lias cause to bo proud of tlio success f n
entertainment It Is Ynhnundnhsla tribe. N
2 , together with Its slstwr auxiliary , Alfa
ctta council , No. 3. Daughters i
Pociihontas. The affair that wi
given by these two bodies on the sleep i
the seventeenth sun , stiow mooon , G. S. I
406 , will always bo pleasantly rcmcmborc
by these present. The program wns all tin
could bo desired nnd the dances were n
ranged to the satisfaction of all.
The degree team under the nblo tutorahl
of Mr. Charles Holllday , nn old-time "Injun
man , gnva an exhibition of n squaw dam
that was perfection Itself. Tlio performam
brought rounds of applause. The drill tcai
was under the leadership of Mr. Ed 1
Page nnd both were recipients of many con
pllmonts , The costumes of the women wci
the finest ever shown to an Omaha niidlenc
Prof. Unyorsdorfer did splendid work wll
his calcium light and much credit Is di
him for the beautiful effect the Hght pn
duced on the costumes. Exclamations i
surprise were given on nil sides by 01
pale face friends.
Ancient Orili'iof I'nlU'd ' Workmen.
The troubles between Anchor ledge i
Shclton nnd Grnnd Master Workman Ta
lips resulted In"a split In tlio lodgo. La
week a new lodge was started In the ell
with n charter list of thirty. The majorll
of those members belonged formerly to Ai
chor ledge and transferred. Acting Grar
Master Workman J. II , Erford of Linen !
organized the now body. It Is called Pho >
nix lodge. The ofllcers arc : Rov. Grave
P. M. W. ; A. D. Grnliam , M. W. ; J. V
Weaver , P. ; E. A. Wescolt , 0. ; J. H. Heatl
crlngton , P. ; J. P. Moore , H. ; J. N. Whit
R. ; Thomas Blakloy , I. G. ; O. P. Gutte
0. 0.
The ledge at Howells will glvo a ma :
qucrado ball In the opera , house on the cvci
Ing ot February 22.
The Norn ledge has purchased a bulldlr
In which to hold Its meetings.
Inili'i > 'iul < "t Orili'r of I'liri-HUTN.
The following officers have been Installc
by Court Prokop Volley , No. 33SO : Job
Kubat , C. R. ; Anton Malek , V. C. It. ; Joser
P. Brown , R. S. ; Vcnzl Sobota , F. S. ; Job
Hajny , T. ; Peter Dcgrlm , S. W. ; J. Such ;
J. W. ; Joseph Chcshelc , S. B. ; Fran
Bradll , J. B. ; Joseph Kramollsh , J. R. ; I
Holovtchlncr , P. The court was formerly
subordinate body of the Illinois organlzi
tlon , but transferred to the Canadian ordi
bodily. It has been Increased and Is In
flourishing condition.
MllNOIltC HoillL-N.
The Installation ot the newly elected on
cers ot Mount Morlah ledge of Perfectlo
No. 1 , Ancient and Accepted Scottish Hit
will occur tomorrow evening in Free Mason
hall. The ceremony will commence at
o'clock.
The thirty-first degree was conferred (
candidates by Occidental Consistory No.
last night In Maeonlc temple.
Secret Society Noted.
A new1 lodge of the Loyal legion has bee
organized at Hartlngton. Its officers an
A. M. Goodlng. W. C. ; Mrs. Hattlo Wol
W. V. C. ; Dr. M. B. Hancock , W. T. ; Mis
A. Ballantyne , W. S.
Thu Grand Army of the Republic post
Douglas proposes to enjoy an old-fashlone
campflrc on the evening of February 22. .
musical program will be rendered and
supper will .bo served.
u\ new lodge , the Royal Highlanders , wj
Instituted recently In Ravenna by Suprem
Deputy W. E. Sharp of Aurora. The ordc
Is said to be gaining very rapidly. The fir
ledge was Instituted In Aurora not si
months ago , and already there are nearl
2,000 members In the state.
Hagar Rcbekah lodge , No. 71 , Indopender
Order of Odd Follows , ot Ashland , reccntl
Installed the folowlns officers : Mies Maml
Smith , N. G. ; Mrs. Edna Park , V. O. ; S. E
Hall. R. S. ; J. T. Anglic , P. S. ; .Mis. Zell
Blodgett , L. ; Mrs , Chamberlain , W.j Mn
Arnold , C. ; Miss Maude Chamberlain , R. t
N. G. ; Miss SIloa Gammon , S. S. N. G.
Mrs. Aughe , R. S. V. G. ; Mies Ron.i Allen
L. S. V. G. ; Mrs. S. B. Hall , 0. G. ; Mrc
Olllo Whltlock , I. G. : Mrs Derleih , 0
The Woman's auxiliary to Crook camr
Sons , of Veterans , has been almost com
plctely organized. The following officer
have already been elected : Mrs. A. I )
Rawltzcr , P. ; Mrs. J. G. Kuhn , V. P. ; Mrfi
C. M. Rawltzer , Mrs. W. JC. Jacobs am
Mrs. T. Anthony , T.
Nebraska ledge , No. 1 , Knights of Pythias
gives n social tomorrow in Myrtle hall. Danc
Ing Is on the program. The several lodge
In the city have signified their Intention c
participating In No. 1's hospitality.
IIAVI K\S IH Y A STOIII3.
The I.eliiiiiitui Wall I'ntier Htoclt Ailile
lo tinIllwr Slnre.
Henry Lehman handled the finest line c
wall papers and decorations In Omaha , bn
his prices did not Jibe with the time * . Cm
tomern did not como very rapidly and h
assigned. Hayden Bros. , over alert for stcri
Ing bargain opportunities , made a low spc
cash offer , which , after some hesitation , wa
accepted.
This Immerse artistic stock ot wall pnpc
Is now being arranged for sale In our ston
and In n few days wo will be prepared t
offer the grandest bargains In wall pnpc
Omaha hn-i ever known.
SPECIALS IN DRESS GOODS.
"S-In. nil wool black figured novelties , In nl
the newest designs for spring , regular 59
quality , Monday 39c.
A largo range of spring novelties In nt
mures , twills , checks , stripes , silk nnd woe
mixtures , Scotch cheviots , bicycle suitings I
fancy figured effects , would be cheap nt S9 <
spcclnl price Monday 49c. These goods nr
40 In. wide.
SPECIAL SALE ON SHEET Mt'10. '
Beginning Monday we will sell 40c to $1.2
Bhi'Ot music at lOc. Tills Is a now edition o
1,000 masterpieces printed from apeclally-prc
pared plates , under the direction of P. Bos
covltz. the world eminent music nutlmritj
Without regnrd to price this Is the finest cdl
tlon yet published. Teachers especially wll
bo delighted with It. 40c to $1.25 sheet mils !
at lOc.
SPECIAL SALE NOTIONS.
500 doz. Indies' fancy hemstitched , lace In
( tinted handkerchiefs , regular price 15c , Mon
day [ ie.
50 gross fancy crinkled shell hair pins
regular price "Ocjicr doz. , Monday 5c doz.
lOc dress stnys , lOc corset steels , lOc dret
shields. lOc curling Irons , lOc witch clott
your choice Monday for Re.
HAYDEN BROS.
Selling the Lehman stock.
Itoynl Arcanum.
On last Wednesday evening Knoxall conn
ell ot South Omaha was visited by n dele
gallon from Union Pacific council of Omnhr
The te.un constituted a portion ot the part
nnd exemplified the work on three cnndl
dates. A very cnjoynblo evening was spcnl
A supper wna served nfter the Initiation
The Omaha crowd Included the following
William M. Glller , Thomas A. Parish , At
fred Connor , J. B. Sheldon , A. P. Brlnl
A. J. Van Kuran , R. O. Hayes , J. W. May
nard , W. F. Thomas , P. F. Frenzor , H.
Cochrane , W. P. Davis , W. E , Carter , J1
I. Patterson , C. A. Grlmmell , H. 11. Pint
E. P. Berrymnn , C. E. Williamson , L. A
Storck , A. E. Hutchlnson.
A Vn sill union and Hrutrn , ijS.-to. r. .
On March 1 and 2 the Chicago , Mllwaukc
& St. Paul railway will sell inauguration e.v
curelon tickets , Omaha to Washington , D. C
and return for $30.23. City office 1504 Fnr
nam street. F. A. NASH.
General Agent.
_
With but little care and no trouble , th
beard and mustache can bo kept a unlforn
brown or black color by using Bucking
ham's Dye for the Whiskers.
lO.vciu-Hlou Hilton \VanIiIiiKon. ( .
For the benefit of those desiring to wit
nesa the Inauguration of the next presldcn
ot the United States , the Baltimore & Ohli
railroad will sell excurislon tickets at oni
faro for the round trip from all points on Iti
lines In Ohio , Indiana and Illinois. Tlckcti
will bo sold March 1 , 2 and 3 , valid for return
turn until March 8. Similar tickets , vli
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad , will be soli
by all the railroads throughout the west
In addition to being the shortest and mos
direct line to Washington , the Baltlmon
& Ohio passes through a region of grcatc ;
scenic magnificence and historic In
tercst than any In all America. Passenger :
also have the option of traveling via Akroi
and Plttsburg or via Bellairo and Grafton
either going or returning. The througl
trains of the Baltimore & Ohio are vest !
buled throughout , equipped with Pullmai
sleepers , and the dining car service is un
surpassed. Information in detnll will bi
cheerfully furnished upon application bj
L. S. Allen , assistant general passcngc :
agent , B. & O. R. R. , Grand Central station
Chicago.
Six-Thirty T . 31. Trii I u.
of the
CHICAGO ,
MILWAUKEE
& ST. PAUL RY.
Best service ,
ELECTRIC LIGHTS ,
Dining car.
City office : 1501 Farnam.
For your furnace use Wear Nut coal ; $4 pei
ton ; for sale only by D ± T. Mount. 2U9 S. ICth
y'H Inauguration
Washington , D. C. ,
"The Northwestern Line , "
HALF FARE.
City office , 1401 Farnam St.
1)1 KIl.
McCLURE William J. . February 20th , If97
need 21 years , nt tbo homo of his parents
nori North IStb St. Funeral February 21st
2 o'clock p. m. Interment Forest Lawi
cemetery. Special Invitation extended U
11. II. men.
PIANOS
Wo carry llio finest line of PIANOS in the city , and are
Belling them at prices liat defy competition. Solo fac
tory agents for Ivors & Pond , Voso & Sons , Emerson and
other pianos.
I3 CHIOKBUl.Vn Ul'IlIGHT YOUIl OW.V I'11ICI2. , ' ' , | ,
HO-cAiiin men CHADI : IMAXOS , $100.00. i ; 11
CAI1IM2T OIIGA.V OXIjV ( ? " . . > < ) . ' '
N. W. Cor. 10th and Dodge Streets.
Schmoller & Mueller , 3rd Floor McCng-uo nulldlnt ; .
A. C. MUELLEH-Plano Tuner. Telephone 1023.
+ 0400 + 00 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 0 + 00 + 0 + 0 + 00 + 0 + OO OVO > O + O + O + OO OK
The Low Prices ,
different Rockers at
ioo
CO Combination Book Casei nt these li
_ _ _ _ , ,
special i prices : , PI.CC.S | ! no , nz , JH , tc , us , $20. 25 ,
SHIVERICK & CO.
CHAS. . ,
12th and Dougius ,
Olt ( It.Mtl ) , t AMI.IIP.I.M CAUIM'.T C .
Will Sell l.nop Ctirliiln * .
Wo Imvc Just received our r > rltiR Importn-
tlon of Inco Curtains nnd will rdncc them
on sale tomorrow morning , nnd continue to
sell during tlio week the bent selection of
medium priced curtnlnn ever shown nil new
nnd stylish goods nnd worth twice tlio amount
which wo will nsk for them this wrck.
Among othcrn , we will ell you n Klah Net
curtain , 314 yds long , 46 Inches wide , but
tonhole edge , beautiful design. t $1.60 $ per
pair : Tlsh Net Curtnlna RO Inchcp wide , 3'4
yds long , new stripe border , buttonhole
edge , J2.CO per pair ; Imitation Ilnnnlsnnso
60 Indies wide , 3\4 \ yds long , J3.75 per pair ;
Irish 1'olnt l.ace Curtains 60 Inches wide ,
3V4 yds long , In designs entirely new , $4.00
Tor pnlr ; another Irish Point Curtain 3V !
yds long , 60 Inches wide , Tamboured edge ,
well nnlahed , nt $4.75 per pair. In Hriifaels
Lace we offer you some beautiful patterns on
very fine net nt $4.7R nnd $5.00 per pair.
See the Enmplrs of these goods In our west
show window nil this wrck.
ouciiAim & WIUIKLM CAHIMT co.
No Rood -don't know how to llRht If llify'd
rump to Oinnlm we'll show 'cm how to llRht
\\"t > llRht 305 ilflyn n ycnr nnd nlwnys In trim inul
don't Imvc lo KO tn Nevada to tniln for iv
UMiitli. If .Ilin or Hob don't bellove our ftntr-
inom let them nk Doc , the idiiRBcr , or the
"tl | Htr.
l KYiitlan I < otiii drum 10a
I'altip'K ( Ylrry CVim ound ( vfl
( 'niter's Liver 1'IU * IS
Stuart's Uynwpdn Tablets S2t >
YVIlllnm'H 1'lnk I'llls , . . , , , Ka
Scott's KmulMim Co
Warner's Snfo Cure ROe
lllincy'H Cnlnrrli Cute SOo
Dinry'n Malt Whlcky fCa
"
Ylim Kolnfni . . , * >
Aycr'n llnlr VlKor t\ >
Cutlciira Sntip 1V >
I'lctcc's Knvorlto 1'rcscrlpllon Mo
No-to-linc f- " >
- -
MfimeM'x Tnlcinn Towdcr 15n
MullefK Cod Uxer Oil COo
Ilunyadl Wntcr ISO
IVruna 7&o
CUT PRICE
DRUGGIST.
Cor. Kllli ami ClilciiKii Stn.
m TWINS.
wS Purity and quality nro
A V twin characteristics of
Krtig's
Cabinet
Beer
It pleases
and satisfies.
lvrui's Telephone , 420.
r-OO-O O-O-O- O-O-O-O-OH
For dental work renowned anil _
Tluit'B bclnc performed dully ;
Go to thu man whoso work ban stood ,
HH iminu IH Dr. Bnllcy.
In the Paxton block you'll find his room ,
I'loaminlly located ;
And wo lull yon now we'll make things
boom ,
When our "Dill" Is legislated.
> < XX > -O-O"O-r < X > O OOO
No Chinese Labor
Employed at our colliery an
American coal for an Ameri
can people.
4 SHERIDAN GOAL
is sold upon honor and with
positive guarantee to bo the
best coal mined in Wyoming.
VICTOR WHITE ,
Tel. 127 1605 Ftirnam
VU POSITIVISM' CAN Cl'1113S
YOU AIIB INVITKIJ TO CAM *
- cm icn
IN KIIOM S TO 12 MONTIIH.
JNDKH CONTHACT ONLY , Como ami nee UK , .
JIAXAlilill'.S Ol'M'MCK , t\'M Chamber ,
( if rcimnnTiM' ,
OMAHA , Niil. :
rei. nn.
6REIGMTQN
Mdmiicrs | ,
Tno MfililH , Coiiiuii'iiiiiiitf
lint. Toilny n UiIKI TniilKliI "t
_ . .IOII.H. . HUXSJIAW
and the irrnslmw-Ton Ilrocclc Company In
the puceepi'ful I'nmcdy
IMMMiiT THU I'HUXril MAM/ .
Mntlnen YVni'liliwIoii'H IMrtliilny.
Prires 21 50-"fi-l 00. Mill Ini'iiiflu ami COo.
February 20-S7 , rrancis Wh-- . _
JJO YJ ) ' S. I Tins wiinK-
I ADMISSION CT8
l.M. Crawford , Myr.
Moovo & Livingston Co.
.IATINHK . TODAY I TONIGHT 8lfit- :
"MAW 01' ANAN. " "I.OHT I'AlfAWHI- !
mill l.iiinlcrc'H riVVM.VKHJIIAIMIU.
IlPBCrvrr Kcatn lOo and 2toFOWI.KIt JIICV-
pli ; ( JIVIW AWAY 8ATUIUJAY NIUIIT , Kib.
uary 28Tlio DazzScr ,
NFBRftSKaMUSIC i
3U'J DmiKlus. QUO , MITCH KiJ * 1'roprlotor
For the week of February 22 flmt njipcnrnnco.
f llmrry & IluxHdl , celtljintcil couirl ilucllntKj.
lie 3 J.a IicnoH In llclit iui'1 hi'uty biiliincliiK ;
lie two Fnn'.aB lluy DIUiVoiili , Mini. I Uiiylnn ,
iluo Dayton , Nellie Iloml , May L'aiiirrnn uml
Jolllc lilnlicp. Conllnu'niB pir'tii'inanco every '
light Horn It lo 12 o'clock.
Sunday nleht performance. '
Mora nil's Dancing School bcglna.
lie lust term for this season this ,
vuclc , Atliills , Tuesday anil I''rlday.
I p. in. Chililrcn , balurJay , 10 a.
n. and 2 or 4p. . in. Tomorrow , .
ViiHliington's IHrtliday Oral id Gala
Cotillon , 8:30 : p. in. Admission ,
tur couple , 75c.
T
VHBN yOU COMB TO OMAHA BTOI' AT Till *
IVEERGER HOTEL ,
Till ! lir.KT
J2.00 a day house in the west * .
100 room * tZ.W per day. M rooms with bath. .
2 to per day. b'pcclal rule * by tbe month.
Vk'IXIC TAVI.UII , Mummer.
J08-10-1Z Douklaa. TV. M. 1IAIIII. Manaccr.
00fll iuriilthed ronmtKurcpccn or AmerK
run plan.
JIATKS 11.00 AND ll.Ml I'1JH DAY.
il'rcClAI * 1IATK8 HY TIIIJ WKEK Oil MONTIL.
Street car llnt tcuntcl to til inrti of the cltri