o ftl&HJt it ) , IJHK
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ailvrrllnrnipnt * for HIOHO column *
Mill ! > ! tnU.Mi mull IB in. for Hie
cvcnltiK nnd itnlll S | i. in. for flic
iiioriiltiir mill SniiilnjmllllnnN ,
Ailvrrtlnrrii , fir fi'iinmtltiir nnin-
licri-d check , mil linvi * niimvrr * ml-
lrp nl to n uuiuliiTcil li-llrr In cure
of The llcts AtiMmTN no tulilrcmtcil
\vlll lit * iIHIvcrril on prcMcnlnllnn of
lie check only.
IliiU-n , 1 1-Uc n Mrnril first Innrrlloni
lo n word tlirrcnflvv. .Nnthlnw Inkeii
for ICHN tli n n . - > c for Ilic ! lr t liincr-
llon , TlK'Nu ntlvcrllHCiiKMitft niimt lie
run
WAM'HII SITUATHI.VS.
KXPEIIIENC-CD DRESSMAKER DESIRES
sewing In families. COS .North ISth St.
POSITION"WANTED RY YOUNG MAN-ANY
honorable position. Aildreti C 4 , "ee.
A 340-11
WA.\TKIMAM HUM * .
OANVASSUnS TO TAKE OltDBItrfiKKW I.INR
of work : na heavy ire < xl * to c.irry : unlnry or
commission. C. P. Adnnn Co. , 321 Ho. Kth Bt.
11-932
BAu:8MKN : tron HinAnB , tin A MONT"II AND
cxpennos ! old firm ; exp rlcnce unnecessary :
Inducement * to customer * . O. C , Ulshop &
Co. . 81. I ul . 11-933
WAXTKU K HHI.l
JW OIHUS KOlT Al.r. KINDS OPVOIIK : W
to $7 week. Cunnillnn OHlec , 1322 Uouglnn.
C 054
WANTED. oim , pen atiNKnAi * iioti.m-
wnrUi family of three. Cnll nt once. 2220 N.
,18th trfet. O Mnl ) U
WANTPD. noon COOK , WASHER AND
Ironer. 51 ? North 22 < l Bt. C M303 !
, oiuij nnxnitAii HOUSE-
wc k In family ol two. 523 South ZCth Htrcct.
C M325 U *
WANTKO. A rOMPKTANT OIIU. POll OKN-
enil hunwworkj reforenct'3 rcijulred. Mrs. n ,
H. Ilnlier , II9 8. 3al Kt. C 3I3-IO *
WANTii ) . ciVuT7 KOIl . OKNKIlAr ! HOUSE ,
wnk : nn wiiKhlnc or Ironing. Sirs , .Ins. 11 ,
Melklc , 2117 Wlrt Hi. C M32S 12
vnn HKXT HOUSKS.
I10USKS IN AMj I'AItTS OP TIIH CITY. THC
O. P. Dnvln Company , 1505 PnrnnmD 033
IIOUSKS. 1M3NEWA & CO. , 103 N. 15TII ST.
U-D30
riUKI.m' BAUOAINS. ONL.Y A PKW I.KPT :
! ! 2t N , 27th Ave. , 7 rooms , huth. closet , hot
water , KIS , furnace , tine condition , only J20.
873 N. 57th Ave. , 7 rooms , bath , closet , hot wnter ,
cittern , furnace , cementeil ucllar. 2f > 0 feet front-
tiKtt ! "H rooms In ho palnteil nnil papered , J20.
JDiS S. ! 8th St. , 7 rooms , city wnter Inslile nnd
cistern : entire house newly impereil. Hunt , $14.
Z9H N. 2Sth Ave. , 8 rooms , city wnter Inslile , J3CO
boliiK Fiirnt for repairs. Hent. J12.
1C22 N. 31st St. . 5-room iOttnKC , cistern , 3.
33' ' ) ! Corhy. 7 rooms , city wntor , clstirn , barn , $10.
2707 Calilwell St. , ( i rooms , city wnter Insltlc , Jlo.
2323 8. ISth St. , 4-room cottnRe , city water , IS.
712 nml 714 S. lr > th St. , 7-room tints , bath , closet ,
hot wnter nml ens , $20 to J22.
2015 Iznnl St. , 4-rp3in nnts , city wnter. J7 to $3.
AVe huve others. 'Fidelity , 1st lloor , N. Y. Ire. |
D-SII01
HOUSES. WAI.I.ACE , DHOWN tIXCK. ! ) ICTII
nnd Douglas. V 537
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STOIIES. ALL. PARTS
of city. Drennnn & Love Co. , 218 S. istli.
D-OM
i \nr.E LIST. M'CAoun. i.vrn AND IJODOE.
D-910
HOUSES , PLATS. OAIIVIN DHO3. , 1C13 PAU'M
D 911
HOUSES KOIl RENT. I1EMIS , I'AXTON I3IK.
D-9
HOUSES. J. SHEIIWOOD , 423 N. Y. MPE.
D 013
MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PIANOS.
Om. Van &Storane Co. , 1511'i Farnam. Tel. 157)3
D-943
HOUSE. f.6S SO. 2STH ST. . 10 ROOMS. MOD-
crn , $10.00 per month , llyron Reed Co.
D-946
i
HOUSED ALL PARTS. WEAD. 1C & DOUGLAS.
D-475 D16
BTHAM HEATED HOUSE , Mil HARNEY.
D 439 DI5
FORRENT LARGE NINE-ROOM HOUSE
near California and 22d Pis. , nil conveniences ;
with or without barn , Inquire COG N. Y. Life
bulldlnir. D-929
FOR RENT , LARGE S-ROOM HOUSE. MODern -
ern : No. 1329 Park avenue. Inquire at 2130
S S3d street , or call telephone 1227 nfter 0
o'clock p. m. D MHO
FOR RENT. MODERN S-ROOM HOUSE , 2220
Chicago , } 23. KhiKwalt , Iturkcr block.
FOR RENT. 4-ROOM COTTAGE , COR. SOTH
nnd Sahler : cellar , city water ; J5.00. Inquire
13IS Farnam. D M31I 10
HOUSE. EIGHT ROOMS. NORTH HANSCOM
park ; everything modern ; also six-room cot.
tnge. W. L. Selby. Hoard of Trade. D-M325 11
FOR RENT , ELEGANT S-ROOM HOUSE , ALT.
moilnrn Improvements. For Information call nt
Niitlonnl Clothing Co. , corner 14th & Diuslns St.
D-313-12
KOH UKXT FUHMSIIED HO O.MS.
ELEGANT ROOMS. IN PRIVATE FAMILY.
2il N. 19th. 13 M191 11'
TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS. ALCOVE , iAY )
window ; Btenm hcut. Ill North 17th.
E M190 11
Irf
FUUMSlil2l > HOOM3 AM ) IIOAUI ) .
BTEAM HEATED ROOMS WITH HOARD. 20CJ
'
Ilurncy. F 340-D-12 *
THE MERRIAM , FIRST CLASS FAMILY 110-
tel S5th nnd Dodge Sts. I1 MJT
TAKE SHERMAN AVE. CAR TO N. W. COR-
ncr of Exposition grounds and put u | > at the
Saratoga ; best $2 a day house ; boarders , $3.50
to $5.Wi ; first weel < $2 ; one meal free ; we nro
making a reputation now ; nfter the Exposition
opens we will make money ; all modern con
veniences. Telephone IMI. F M733 D-23
UTOPIA-1721 DAVENPORT ST. STEAM HEAT ?
F-138-9 *
WARM SOUTH ROOMS , $100 WEEK. 511
North 13th. F-177 10
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD ;
hot water beat. 2)03 ) Casa street. F 176 J3 *
ROOMS OPPOSITE SHRINEH , 25S4 IIARNEvT
F M2S1 H
BOARD. .CO WEEK ; ALSO FURNISHED
rooms. 2013 Douglas. F M307 10 *
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM AND
In > rd with prlvutp fnnillv. Modern nnd cen
tral. ( Hut cmen preferred. 2510 Capital nve.
nlitllQllj , . * * I F-337-9 *
ELEGANT FRONT ROOMK , OTIS AM HEAT ;
" ' ' Iward , 1909 Capitol Ave. F S12-12'
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM , MOD.
crn conveniences ; inlvatu family. 702 H. 29th
treet. P-316-14 *
POll 1IHXT STOUKS AM ) OPKIORS.
FOR RENT IN TUB HEW HUILDINO ;
Ono laro corner room , 2d lloor , with vault nnd
private olllce. wnter , etc.
Ono largo front room , 2d lloor , divided Into two
rooms by partition ; water , etc.
One largo corner room , 2d lloor , with vault ,
water , etc.
One front room , divided by partition ; third lloor.
One corner room with vault , third lloor.
One large room , third lloor , with partition divid
ing It Into ono large room and two smaller
pilvate rooms ; water , etc.
Two largo ground lloor rooms , fronting 17th St. ,
with vault.
Several small rooms on fourth lloor , with vaults ,
All these rooms uro heated , with steam , electric
llBhts , supplied with first class Janitor service ,
Elovatom tun day and all night ; bulldlnir
ntrlctly llreproof. Apply to Superintendent ,
Itcum 104. lice building. I-1W
HOTELS. STORES. IJEMIS , PAXTON RL1C
I-M40U
VOU RENT-DESK ROOM IN GROUND FIX5OR
olllcu , life building ; wutrr , etenm heal , electrlo
light and lanltor cervice. Apply to Superln-
tendent , ll o building. 1 197
RENT-THE 4-STORY RRICK RUILDINU
at 018 Fnniam Bt. This building has a Hreproof
cement basement ) water on all floor * , ras , etc.
Apply at the olllce of The Dec , 1-910
AGKXTS WA.VHC1) .
GOOD 1JV1S AGENTS , INDIES OR GENTLE ,
men , can make big money , llest holiday
article on the market. Room 10 , 1C23 Fainam
Bt. *
J-m-UG-ll
AGENTS WANTED , APPLY PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Ins. Co. , A. V. Tool , , gen'l ogt. . 310 Dee
blJg. J-M239 J4
STORAOn.
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. ,
903-810 Jones ; central storage and forwarding.
DM. VAN U STORAGE. 15UH FARN'M. TEL. 15J >
u-nt
sroa.voii.
PRANK RWF.RS , STORAOR , 1JI4 IIARNEY.
Hauling and pricking , cheapest rates. Tel. > Si
M J50
\V.\XTnn-T4) MUV.
iVANTED , A MEDIUM HIEB FIREPROOF
cnfn for ca h ; ntvo dlinrn lon and prior. A-S
dr C 9. HCf omcc. N-M25J
FOIl SALi : Ft'ltMTUHK.
- OR SALE. ONE P. P. STEWART HEATINO
utovo nnd one two-burner gninllne stove. In-
ijulrn V020 Emmet St. O M5.13 12
FOIL SAI.U MI.SCHII.V.\K011S.
SAWDUST , HULK OR SACKIID-CRIIIIIINO
nnd hog fence , C. U , , Lce , 041 Douglas.
Q-931
ND'HAND incvcLEd. OMAHA BICYCLE ca
Q-R32
.ATEST STYLES LADIES' CAPIW AND JACK.
Ms , ensy payments : drop postal , will call with
sample. E. IIIrMi , JCM Kyner Ave. Q-990 IK7
IARNRT & 11ERRY , SKATES , 35C Tt ) tS.
skates sharpened , lEc. Omaha Illcycle Co.
OOOD SECOND-HAND SAFE CHEAP. 114 8.
nth. g-M.W ) 21
Oil SALE , VOSTOFFICB CASE. ISO CALL
boxca , 21 lock boxes , coty terms. Also for rain
or trade. 160 nores of Innd In Hitchcock Co. ,
Neb. Address P. D. McCormtck , Qretna , Neb.
Q-M303 IS
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANO. 817 S. 1CTH.
Q-M310 14
COIHll.ERS' 8INGBR BEWINO MACHINE ,
nearly new. id Morrison , SprlngnehJ Neb.
Q-317-11 *
IIICYCLES FOR SALE LESS THAN
factory cost. First cliss rawing machines from
$ IS up. Nebraska Cycle Co. , loth Hnrney.
Q M293 Jnn. 0
OR KALE. YOUNCJ , FRESH JERSEY COW.
4KB Center St. Q-M330 12
CL.VIUVOVAJVTS.
'ROF. ' WHITNEY AND PROP. PIERCE. THE
celebrated clnlrvoynntH , palmlets , typcwrltlne ,
pinto wrftlntr nnd materialization mediums ; the
like hns never been fcen In Omaha. ; the spirits
write your mescaRc on n typewriter or u slate ;
Klvcs mimes , nRCs , dates und place of birth ;
tells nil the secrets of the past and reveals the
myHterlcs of the future ; parties wishing to on-
( cnRc a sitting should mnkc crgiiKMnonts In
ndvnnce ; thourands crowd there wonderful
mcdluinV ofllce nnd nil declare that they have
no equal ; lovers , husband * nnd wives reunited ;
speedy marriage to the ono of your choice ; law
business , etc. ; they have no equnls ; seancro
every n1iht ; go nml Ret n. mcssnue from your
ill-parted friends ; ofllccs nnd private residence ,
1522 Hownrd St. ; rendlnRS. Ladles. BO cents nnd
up ; rending * by mall , $1 nnd $2 ; clalrvnynnt
remedies cure : they will cure you , Profs.
Whitney and Pierce ; see signs. S 100 10
MASSAGE , n.VTIIS , KTO.
SIME. I1RISPON OP PARIS GIVES ALL
kinds medicated baths nnd tnnssnRe. 107 N.
12th St. T M232 , I-4
1ATIIS , MASSAGE. LAURA ELLISON.
Crounso blk , , 119 N , ICtli et , , room 12 , upstairs.
T M209 ! !
MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH
parlors ; restful nnd curative. 417 S. llth. up
stairs. T M275 12 *
MME. AMES , MASSAGE AND 11ATIIS. Ifil9 ! < " .
Hownrd St. T M2SO 12
MADAM SMITH. 1313 DOUGLAS , MASSAGE
steam batlm. T 330-15 *
I'KKSO.VAI , .
VIAVI CO. . UTERINE TROUBLES. 34C-8 HEE
IJldB ; nhyslclnn. consultation or health book free
U 933
BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , 31915 S. 15TH.
U-954
CLOTHES CLEANED , PRESSED AND REpaired -
paired ; day or night ; dress suits for hire.
Pantorlum , N. E. Cor. 14th nnd Farnam. Tel.
9G3. U 935
LADIES IN POOH CIRCUMSTANCES CAN RE.
cclvc free attendance In confinement by ap
plying to the CrelB'.iton Medical college. 14th
nnd Davenport Sts. Telephone 11C7.U .
U 27G-D-9 *
M"MK ] A RUE , VAPOR AND MASSAGE
baths , 1112 Fnrnam. U ME3S D 23'
LITERARY ASSISTANCE : MANUSCRIPTS
prepared , revised or corrected ; letters of nil
descriptions written : experienced newspaper
man In charge ; all business confidential. Ad-
ilrms P. O. Box C37 or call for Interview at
onioe , 419 Bee bldg. U 173 J3
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE AND
< lurlmr conllnement. Babies ndopteil and cared
for. 1C20 Cumins. U-M237 13
TO ALASKA ANY ONE WISHING TO SEND
experienced miner to gold llelds consult E. II.
Clync. room 323 , Omnlui National bank.
U M314 12
FREE DENTAL WORK ; OVER 300 PERSONS
took advantage of the free clinic nt the Dental
college , cor , 12th and Pacific streets , last
month ; nfter January 1 there will be twelve
chnlrs reserved for cleaning of teeth free ot
charge every Wednesday morning from 9 to 11
o'clock. U M304
HOW TO BECOME LAWFUL PHYSICIANS ,
dentists or lawyers. Lock Box. IK , Chlcnco.
U M3I9 Jan. ! )
MONEY TO LOAN IlKAL ESTATE.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnam St. W 930
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 315 N. Y. U ;
quick money at low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
W 937
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Fai'm
W-938
FROM $100 UPWARD. F. D. WEAD. 1CTH
nnd Douglas. W 475 D14
MONEY TO LOAN. U1SM1S , PAXTON 1ILOCK.
W-9C1
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
ical estate. Drcnnan-Lovo Co. , 219 S. ICth.
W-9GO
$100 , < X.00 ) SPECIAL FUND TO LOAN ON
ilrst-class Improved Omaha property , or for
building purposes. Fidelity Trust Company.
W 9C2
.0 PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE. PROP-
crty of non-residents enrol for by W. Ii.
Melkle , First National Bank bldg. , Omnhn.
W 903
C PER CENT MONEY. $1 COD AND UPWARDS ,
on gllt-eilged Improved Omaha real estate.
Bern Is. Pnxton block. W 923
MON EY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAT
estate In Omaha , Council Bluffx and Honth
Omaha. Pusey & Thomas , 103 First Nntlomi
Bank , Omaha. W SHOO
HAVE $2,000.00 TO I/3AN. INQUIRE OF L. I *
Johnson & Co , , Room f > 3 , Baikcr Block.
W IC1-9 *
MONEY TO I.OAX CHATTELS.
$10 TO $10.000 TO LOAN ON
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. HTC.
at lowest rates In
Omaha , South Omaha nnd Council Bluffs ,
No removal of goods ; rtrlctly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off ut any time or In nn >
amounts.
amounts.OMAHA
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
30G South ICth St.
THE OLDEST. LARGEST AND ONLY INCOU
PORATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
X-9C4
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR PALE OR TRADE. STORE IIU1LDINO.
farm , printing outllt. Addres-i Lin Noble , Noilh
EiiKlUli , la. Y M2W 10'
1900 CASH WILL I1IIY A STOCK OF STAPLE
merchandise and llxtuie.i In southern Nebr.
town ; chenp rent ; rfRUlnr custom ; excellent
chance for active man. I1 , O , llox 603 , oniuha ,
Y 302 10'
TO GET IN OR OUT OP BUSINESS GO TO J
J. Gibson , Cll First Not'l Hani- . Y-IiCS
GREAT BARGAIN IN STOCK AND FIX
lutes , complete ; cash grocery trade. In Omaha
well located , low rent ; owner must positively
retlio now ; good opening for few hundred cap
Hal. Address B 63 , Bee office , Y 159-9 *
FOR SALE-ELEVATOR WITH A CAPACITY
of 20ono bushels ; In good order , with ronl um
grain business established since 1SJ2 ; uplenJI
grain point. Osborne Patterson , LVJur Ranliiii
Neb. Y 157-9 *
FOR SALE. RESTAURANT. JOHN JACOB
son , KOI No. 16th St. Y M327 IC
FOR SALE. A GOOD PAY1NQ BOOK. STA
tlonery , confectionery , tobacco and cigar star
In Sheridan , Wyo. Addreiu Lock Box 12.
Y M3I8 12
FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE VERY DKSlltAIILI
clear vacant Omaha lots far Chicago propelty
Address with full particulars , Box Z02. Omalm
Z-MW
DIUIO STORE WANTED. FOR WHICH WI
will trade city property und Home rush. "K. '
earn of Carrier 35 , Omaha , Neb. Z-M308 lanT
roil SALE HEAL ESTATE.
KOUNTZE PLACE BARGAINS. $ , & 10 , JJ.750 TO
J. J , Qlbwm , S14 First Nut , Bank bids
1U2-9C9
POR .S.\IjKll3AIi I1STATE.
( Continued )
FARM LANDS. C. K. HARRISON. J N. Y. U
RE Mid-UK *
" "
BARGAINS. HOt'SES , LOTS AN HAIlMSJ
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , Darker lilt.
'UK OTrt
IS LAND ; ' 97 CHOI' 1"D. TUB PRICE. Wil
son , llee Illd * . RE MS
HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS. LANDS. I.OANS ;
also nro Insurance. Hfmls. I'axton lilock.
HE MJT1
KINK FARM OK ICO ACRES 73 MILF.S WEST
of Omaha ; In cultivation , well Improved , 2
miles from station ; rrnod ulralfa. land ; will he
sold chenp , U u Johnson & Co. , ronm M ,
iinrkcr block , Omaha. HK-MSl/J ll
"OH 8A1 < 13 , TOUNEtl IIANCII. C3 !
near Columbus , Neb. , tV > per acre ; $ . " > . < ) down ,
rrmalndfr oi > mortcnKe 7 per ecnt. AiMrefs
Ojvner , 263 Woodland nve. , Jew nochelle. N. Y.
12
iion.siis
WINTKHED ; 11KST 0V CAIU > : HATKS
3 per month. W. K. Owens , 3C07 Center street.
-Ml JanV
OOO1) 8TAIHRS. 11KST OP CAHE. 14 AND W
month. A. W. 1'helps & Son , 207 New York
Life. Tel. 1031. M-312
11JST CITY HKFRItKNCES. NO. 1 CAHK
KUnrantced : (1.00 month. O. Tlushnrt , Mst anil
1'oppleton Ave. M-4SO DH
SlIOHTIIAM ) AM ) TYPRWIllTIXO.
A. C VAN SANT'8 SCHOOU Cll N. Y. JM'tt.
972
VT OMAHA nrs. cot-LKan. ICTII & UOUQI.AS.
873
I. I ) . IIOYI.ES. COimT ItCrOItTRR. 1'tUVATE
lessons ; day nnd evening. 407 Dec Dldg- ,
OMAHA SHORT-HAND COI.IMQK. IIOYD'S
theater. . -M313 Jan7
LOST.
DOO. t.ivnii AND WHITIC. HCAH
on left hind Ifff also fetter bitch , white hniwn
fftco anil ticks. Ilownnl for return. J. A.
Sundcrland 1229 South 23th St.
-9
/OST LADY'S IH.ACIC MAUTKN Mtll'P :
left In llnnscnm park ear Monday forenuon ,
Iteward If returned to Alfred C. Kennedy , room
203 First National bank bulldlnR.
1/ost 321-10 *
XST-S1LVRR ) PLATKD AXL13 NUT FROM
cnrrlaKe , with Drummond name on. Return to
Mrs. A. J. Popploton , 2232 Sherman Avo.
Lost 322-0 *
, OST , A PARROT , FROM 311 S. 56 ST. , ANY
one llndlnK , | ) lennii return and receive n re
ward : has a. deformed foot. I.ost 3II-9
.OST. .IKRSEY COW , LIGHT COIX R. DR-
horneil ; nliouti to ealve : $3.00 for return to 1529
S. 3Jd Ave. L. T. Sunderland. L t 3CS 10
COAL.
JURLINQTON NUT. I1I2ST CHKAPKST. PRICR
J3.73 per ton. 'Phone S4S. Harmon & Wceth Co.
4M
\VANTEIJTO UOIlItO\V.
ARTY WILL PAY NINE PER CENT ( SUMI-
nnnual coupons ) for JCOO to JSOO. on Inside
rental property. Security ample. Answer soon.
n 41. nee. yw
I'AWMIUOICHIIS.
I. MAHOW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 1C ST.
977
imESSMAKI.VG.
3NGAGEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKINO IN
families solicited. Miss Sturdy. 2304 Davenport
St. S3 ! D-2S
TVI'BWHITISIIS.
\VE SOLICIT AND FURNI8H POSITIONS FOP.
Stenonraphera free. The Smith-Premier Type
writer Co. Telephone. 1281. 507
3IUS1C , AUT AMJ LANGUAGE.
ELMORE RICE. VIOLINIST , FORMERLY SO-
lolst Rice Convert I'.o. , will receive pupils ;
highest references. Call Arcade hotel , room 5 ;
4 to S p. m. 730 D22
rUHXITUHE PACKED.
M. S. WALKIN , 2111 CUMINQ. TEL. 1331.
970
ELOCUTION.
MRS RALPH E , SUNDERLAND. 1513 S. 29TH
St. , will take a few mate pupils. 324 Dll
SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES.
NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SEW'
Ing machine & supplies. 1511 Cap. ave. Tel. 1374
NOTICE TO CO.\TIIACTOHS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Scaled bids for the construction of the
Horticultural Building on the Exposition
grounds will be received until 10 o'clock
n. in. Saturday , December IS , 1897. Plans
and specifications can be seen nt the De
partment olllce , 'corner 15th and Spencer
sts. , or sets will be furnished bidders at
coat.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids , K. P. KIHKBNDALL.
gr. Gr'ds nnd Bld'Rs Dep't , Transmlssls-
slppl and International Exp.
SHIP
Household poods to all
points In mixed oar
lots nt cut rates.
Packing , moving and
storage.
Telephone 1D50.
Omaha Van & Storage Go' ' .
NOTICE TO CONTIIACTOR.S.
I'OSTOIfFICENOTICE. .
( Should ho read DAIIA t > y nil Interested , as
changes may occur ut any time ) .
Foreltjn malls for tfro week ending De
cember llth. 1S97 , will close UMtO.MPTLY in
nil cascB ) nt the Geni-rnl 1'oatolllcu us fol
lows : PARCELS POST MAILS close ONR
HOUn EAULIKH than closing tlmo shown
below-
TriiiiH'Atlniitlc Jliillw ,
SATUUDAY At 3:30 : a. in. for EUHOPE ,
per s. s. Campania * , via Queenstown ( let
ters for France , Switzerland , Italy , Spain ,
PortiiK.il , Turkey , Kgypt and British
India must bo directed "per Campania" ) ;
at 7 a. m. for FHANCK. SW1THEKLAND ,
ITALY , SPAIN , POHTUAGL , TURKEY ,
KGYPT and UHITISII INDIA , per s. s.
La Hretagno * . via Havru ( letters for
other parts nf Uuropo must be directed
"per La Uretagne" ) ; at S n. rn. for
NBTIIERLiANDS direct , per S. H. Spanrn-
dam , via Hotterdam ( IctterK must bo (11-
rcctfd "per Spnnrndam" ) ; at 8 u , in , for
GENOA , per H. s. Augtisto Victoria ( let
ters must be directed "per Augusto Vic
toria" ) .
PRINTED MATTER. ETC. German steamers
Balling on Tuesdays take Printed. Matter , etc. ,
for Germany , and Specially Addressed Printed
Matter , etc. , for other parts of Europe. Ameri
can und White Star steamers on Wcdneidays ,
German ctcunieni on Thursdays ami Cunard ,
French and German stcameis on Saturdays
take Printed Matter , etc. , for all countries for
which they uro odverllsed to carry mill.
After the closing of the Supplementary Trnns-
Atlantla Malls named ntiove. additional sup
plementary malls uie openti ! on the piers of
the American , Encash , French and German
steamers , and remain upen until within Ten
Minutes of the hour of sailing of Btcamer ,
.MilUN fur South anil Central America ,
AVi'Nt 1 Milieu , Etc.
FRIDAY At. 2:30 : n. m. for NRWFOUND-
LAND ; , per . H , Corcan , from Philadel
phia ; nt 10 a. m. ( supplumentary 11 n. m. )
for CENTRALAMIiUICA ( except Costa
lUca ) and SOUTH PACIKIC POUTS , per
B. . Alllnnca , via Colon ( letters for Guat
emala must be directed "per Alllancn" ) ;
nt 11 n. m. for MEXICO , per H. a , .Mexico ,
via ProBreso und Vera Cruz ( letters must
ho directed 'tier Mexico" ) ; at 2 p. m. for
1'OUTO HICO direct , per s. B. Arkadla.
SATURDAY At 10 n. m. ( supplementary
10:30 : n m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND ,
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA and CAUTI1A-
GENA , per H. s. Altai ( letters for Coma
Itlca must be directed "per Altai" ) ; at 10
n. m. ( Euplementary 10:30 : n. m , ) for
HAITI , per s. B. Alps ; at 10:30 : a. m. for
CAMPKCHE , CHIAPAS. TAHASCO nml
YUCATAN , per s. s. Yucatan 'letters for
other parts of Mexico nnd for Cuba must
ba directed "per Yucatan" ) ; at 11 u. tn. for
NEU'FOUNliLANU , per 6. 6. Poftia : nt
12 m. for QRKNADA.-TRINIDAD and TO-
IIAGO , per . s , Grenada ; at 8:30 : p. m. for
NEWFOUNDLAND , per steamer from
North Sydney : nt 8:30 : p. m. for 8T
PIEURE-MIQUELON , per steamer from
North Sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland , by rail to Halifax , anil
thence by uteamer , close at this olllcv dally
at 8:50 : p. m. Malls for Mlquelun. by rail to
Boston and thcnro by steamer close at this
'olllce dally ut iiM p. m. Mails for Cuba close
at this otilro dally at 7:00 : a. m. for forwarding :
by steamers sailing ( Mondays and Thursdays I
from Port 1 tmpa , Kla. Malta for Mexico
ice City , ovuilanil , uitleai specially addr seil 1
NOTICE.
' < Cctlnu < U
for < ll p.ilch hy 8t5 mr. clore at this office
dally nt 2:30 : n"fh. And liSO p. m. "Registered
mall elopes nt ; tWi. : . m. previous day.
TrnrinlYitclflG Mnlli.
Malls for Australia ( except West Aus
tralia ) , New Xtfllnml , Ilmwnll nml FIJI
Islands , per s it' AornnRl ( from Vancou
ver ) , close heto ahily after December 3d
and up < o Deetrnhbr 6 Hi nl G:30 : > . m. Malls
for China , JalMn .nnd Hawaii , per K. * .
City of Pcklnjt ( from San Francisco ) , close
hero dally up to December 12th nt GM :
P. m. Malls , for China nnd Japan , per
s. i. Tncoma ( from Tacomn ) close hero
dally up to December " 12th at 0:30 : p. m.
Mails for llntrtilL per s , s. Australia
( from San Francisco ) , close here dally
up to December 22d nt 6:30 : j ) . m.
.Malls for the Society Islands , per ship
Tropic Hlrd ( from San Francisco ) , close
hero dnlly up to December 2th nl CiSO
P. m. Malls for China nnd Jaonn ( specially
addressed only ) , per s f . Empress of India
( from Vancouver ) , close here dally up to
Deci > mbor 27lh nt 6:30 : p. nl. Mnllp for
Australia ( except those for West Aus
tralia ) , which are forwarded via Huropc ,
New Zealand , Hawaii , FIJI nnd Samoan
Islands , per s. H. Moana ( from San FranCisco -
Cisco ) , , close hero dally up to December
31st nt 7:00 : a , m. , 11 n , rn. nnd C.30 p. m.
( or on arrival at New York ot s. s. Cam
pania with Urltlsh malls for Australia ) .
Trans-Pacific molls nrc forwarded to port of
palling dally nnd the schedule of closing Is
arranged on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland transit , "Registered mall
closes nt C p. m. previous day.
NcW Yorlt' NY" December 5 ,
1SD7
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
RAILROADS.
RURLINOTON & MISSOURI
Itlver Railroad "The Purlins-
ton Route" General Olllces , N.
W. Corner Tonlli and Farnam
Streets. Ticket Olltce , 1C02
Farnnm Street. Telephone 23' ) .
Depot , Tenth and Mason
Streets' . Tclcplione 1ZS.
, i , Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Denver & west 8J3 nm 0:35 : am
Lincoln , Denver , Cole
rado. Utah. California ,
Black Hills , Montana
nml itoRct Sound . 4:33 : pm 4:03 : pm
L ncoln Jxjcnl . 7:03 : pm 7:45 : pm
. n0 , ; " Mnl1 . * * > ' u > J I'1" " 11:30 : nm
Dnlly. Dally except Sunday ,
ClilciiRo Vestlbuled Ex. . - u.uj m 7:65 : nm
ClihnKo Express 9lSam : 4:15 : pm
Chlcnco & Ht. Louis Ex 7SO : pm 7:55 nm
Paclllc Junction Local. . " 11:40 : am 0:40 : pm
Fast Mall
2:50 pin
Dnlly. Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JOSEPH
& Council DUifTs Rnlltoad
Burlington
"The llurllngton Route"
n - Ticket Olllce. 1302 Parnam
HnilTD Struct. Telephone 250. Depot ,
IIUUlD Tenth nnd Mason Streets. Telcl
phone 12S.
Lenve. Arrive
Kansas City Dny Ex. . . . ! ) : C5 nm 5:40 : nm
Knnsns City Night Ex. . 10l : pm C:30 nm
CHICAGO , ST. PAUL , MINNE-
npolls & Omaha Rallwav
treneral olllccs , Nebraska Di
vision , Fifteenth nnd Webster
Stieels. City Ticket Olllce.
14fll Parnnm street. Tt'lerhono !
561 . . , .j. . Firttenth and \Vtbstcr Streets.
Telephone. 143S ,
Lenve. Arrive.
Sioux City Accominofln. 8:50 nm 8M : pm
Sioux City Acconmiodn. 9:50 am 8.20pm
lllalr. Emersonf Sliux
City , 1'oncn. Hnrtltis-
tuon nnd HloomfleM. . 1:0) : pm ' 'lliSj am
Sioux City. Mnnkato , St.
Pnul , Minneapolis. . . . . . " " C15 pm 9:10 : nm
Emerson Pnasenger. . . ! . . 11:10 : pm 8:45 : nm
Daily. Dully except Sunday. Sunday
only. " Thla train1 stops nt stntlons Florence
to So. Dlalr , Inclusive. { Sundays only ; on week
days So. lllalr only.
fPKEMONT. ELKHORN AND
Mlssoourl Vnlley Railway General -
eral Oincos , United States Nn-
tlonal ll.ink Hullillnsr. South
west Corner Twelfth nnil Vnr-
nnm Streets , Ticket Olllce
1401 Parnam Street. Telephone. Ml. Depot
Fifteenth nnd JWepster Streets. Telephone , 115s'
i. , Leave. Arrive'
Black Hills , Dojulwodod
nnil Hot SprhisB'"S
' " - - Jpm 5:00 : pm
'Wyonilnff , Casper and
DiiiiBlas . : ' 5:0-1 : pm 5:00 : nm
HnsllnKD. I'orlr David. . . . .
City. Superlpr. Gcnevn ,
Exeter nnd Sewnrd , . . . 3:00 : pm 5.CO nm
Norfolk. West Point and
Fremont * 7:50 am " 10:23 : am
Lincoln. Vahoo nnd
Fremont " 7:50 : nm 10:23 : nm
Fremont I ocnl 7:50 nm
Dally. Dnlly except Sunday. Sunday
only. * * Dally .scent Srituiday. " " 'Dally
except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN-
Railway City Ticket Olllce ,
1401 Fnrnnm Street. Telephone
BCl. Depot. Tenth nnd Mnson
Streets. Telephone 123.
Leave. Arrive.
Missouri Valley. Sioux
City. St. Pnul and
Minneapolis 6:40 : nm ' 10:43 : pm
Missouri Vnlley , Sioux
City 7:30 : am 9:03 : pm
Dennlson , Carroll , Wall
Lake 7:30 am 9:05 : pm
Eastern Express , DCS
Molnes. Mnrsholltown ,
Cedar Rapids , Chicago " 10:43 : nm 4:10 : pm
Atlantic Flyer. Chicago
nnd East * 4:43 : pm 4:10 : pm
Fast Mnll , Chicago to
Omaha 3:10 : pm
Missouri Vnlley , Sioux
City , St. Paul. Minne
apolis Limited * B:53 : pm 9:25 : nm
Omaha-Chicago Special. G:30 : pm 8iam : )
Daily. Dally except Sunday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC HAIL.
road General Oillcea. United
States National Hank Ilulbl-
Ing , S. W. Corner Twelfth und
KS"\m \ stlect - Ticket Olllce ,
& * = s
HOI Farnam Street. Tclepnone
CGI. Depot , Fifteenth nnd Webster Streets. Telephone -
phone 143S.
Slo-.xcuy. Mankato , St. Arllv *
Paul , Minneapolis . . . . 0:13 : pm 9:10 : nm
WAHASH RAILROAD-TICKET OFFICE 1411
Farnam Street. Telephone , 32. . Depot. Tcntli
and Mason Streets. Telephone , 123.
. , . Loave. Arrive.
St. I tils "Cannon Rail"
. % $ * 4Mpra : ll:3)nm :
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND &
Paclllc Railroad "The Great
Roclc Island Route" City
'Ticket OllU-e. 1323 Fnrnnm
Street. Telephone 428. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephonu 12S.
- jtx , . I euve. Arrive.
ChlcaKO and St. Paul
Vestlbuled Express . , , 4:50 : pm 1:45 j > m
Lincoln , Colorado SP'KS ,
Pueblo , Denver and
west 1M : pm 4:23 : pm
ChlcJKO , DCS Molncs &
Rock Island 7:00 : pm 6:15 nm
Atlantic Express , for
Des Molnc : tr.u c-uni-
ern points 7:20 : am 5:33 : pm
Lincoln , Falrbury and
Hellevllle " 5:43 : pm " 10:40 : nm
_ Dally. ay | | excfpt Sunday.
UNION P7\CIFIC "THE OVER ,
land. Route" General Olllccs , N.
E. Crtrner Ninth nnd Farnam
Stieeti l.'lty Ticket Olllce , 1303
Farnam Street. Telephone 310.
Depot , 'Tenth and Mason Streets.
Telephone 128.J
J eave. Arrive.
"The Overland Limited"
for Denvur. S.ilt Lake , .
western points , ' . . / ; . 8:20 : 4:43 : pm
Fast mall twin for
Denver , Bait 'V31' ? !
Pnclllu criast and all
western poln'n . . . . . . . 3:30 : pm 10:2) : am
Lincoln , Healrlcu nnd
Btromibiiru Express . . " fi:00 : pm " 12:20 : pm i
Kearney Kxpren - . > , . . BCO : pm "I'li'Jpm '
Dally. Dally except Sunday.
|
PACIFIC RAILROAD
.jneral Olllccs and Tlrket
O'llc. ' , Merchants N.illona ! Hink
HulldlnK , 1221 Fa I tin in Ktreet.
Telciilione 101. Depot , Flrtfenth
and Wcbiter S reeti , Telephonj
. , , . - , . Irfavc. Arrive.
Kanras and Nebraska
Limited i * 3:03 : pm 12S3 : pin
Knr. tin City and St.
I.uh Express . . . . . . . . 9:30 : pm CM : am
Nebraeka I cal . . . . , . . , , 43'J ; pni 9:45 : am
Dally , Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST.
1'aul Hallway City Ticket
Olllce. 1MI pjrnani Street.
Telephone 281. Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Telephone
lyave. Arrive ,
Chicago Limited Ex. . . . 5:15 : pm b:03 : am :
Omaha and Chicago Lx lliWom 1:30 pm
Dally.
llii > - u Illtf StiKiir licet Kiiriii.
SAN FRANCISCO , Dec , 9. The King
ranch In Monterey county IUIH been purchased -
chased by the Sprerkels Sugar company ,
The price iwld Is mid to have been $ .W.000 .
The land will bo de-voted to the cultivation
' of sugar beets for the supply of the new
factory ut Salinas.
liY A
An American Explorer's Narrow Escape
in an Amazon Forest.
A WATER BOA AS A SPELLBINDER
nnil Ilrnvcry of n Niitlvi'
Guide lAvortu n TriiRtMly lu-
Mmirom of Oi-ctiU Power .
i In All AKCN.
"What In modern days wo have called hjii-
lotlsm Is a thing which , under ono nnmo or
another , or unnamed , lias existed n. , long as
animate Wo In the world , " said Ur. A. 0.
Jrayman , who has devoted considerable study
0 hypnotism , both as an abstract science and
n Its bearing on medical practice , quotes the
New York Sun. "In the most ancient hit- :
orlcs we have evidences of this force In tlio
> ellef In the power of certnln men lo bc-
vltch others , which In the Latin races sur
vives In the fear of the ovll cyo. And from
ho earliest times in civilized rural com-
nunltles , as among all savage peoples , the
toilet In witch doctors men and women who
euro oilmcnta by Incantations of one sort or
another lias prevailed , No doubt these oc-
lult healers often accomplish all they pro-
ess , and the secret of the euro Is the hyp-
totlc Influence they exercise upon the mind
" the ( Mtlcnt.
"In lower forms of animal nature wo find
nanlfcAtatlons of this power In the charmlnR
of blrtla and animals by snakes. The thing
hat led mo first to study this subject was
vhcn In boyhood I saw n frog fascinated by a
make. The snake , .which was about three
eel In length , of a. non-venomous species , lay
celled by the roadside , Its head resting upon
ts cells , the forked tongue darting from the
mouth , while its eyes wcro fixed on the frog ,
ivhlch. Eat motionless gazing on the snake a
'oot ' away. This was as they were when I
'oucul ' them ; how they came together I could
not tell. There apparently was nothing to
prevent the frog from hopping away out of
langer , but he chose to sawat there within
reach of his Inveterate enemy. I had on
errand that tcok mo a mile beyonil. I left
: ho two an they were , did my errand and
lurried back , The snake had retreated into
the long grass , where I found It with the
rog , half swallowed , In Us mouth ; the frog
vas fully alive , but was making no resistance
or attempt to get away from the snako.
CHA11MED BY A SNAKE.
Ton years later on the Amazon river , I
iiad n startling evidence of the hypnotizing
l > ewer of 'the snake family. In my occupa
tion of collecting bl l skins for mounting I
was threading a forest path , carrying In
my hand a gun loaded with very flno bird
shot , while my Indian guide followed , car
rying a licavlnr gun charged with bttck-
slwt , to use In case wo should come upon a
deer or a. jaguar. A bird of brilliant
plumage new Into a tree which overhung
the ipath , and as I peered Into the follago
trying to discern the .bird I became aware
of something swaying before my eyes and
a Hashing of prismatic colors , producing on
me something of the Impression ot a kaleido
scope. So unobtrusively had this thing ccmo
Into view that tt dawned only slowly on
my mind , preoccupied with the search for
the bird , that ' the object so softly reaching
toward mo'was tlio head and six feet of the
neck and body of an enormous water bca.
From Its mouth .tho forked tonguo'Was shootIng -
Ing and vlbratlmg and changing lights were
from Us eyes .bent on me. With my cocked
gun In my hand 1 did not think to use it
or run away , but stood gazing , literally
spnllboumJ , as the snake , clipping from the
bough on which It lay , advanced Its head
towaid me.
"I heard my guide shout from behind mo.
The snako's head drew back with an * angry
hiss as the Indian crowded past mo , raising
his gun 'to his shoulder < as ho did so , and
with 'the loud' crack , crack ! of the two bar
rels ho seized 'me with both arms nnd rushed
me 'back away from the placo. Then I saw
the snake , which had dropped from Iho
tree , writhing and twisting in. . the path an
Immense fellow , twenty-eight feet long and
of girth In. proportion. Its head was shat
tered by the two charges of buckshot , but
the convulsions cf the 'bcdy were encugh to
show the reptile's enormous strength and
give mo an Idea , of how I should have fared
If once It had thrown Its cells aotinfl me.
The tooa would have < lone this In a few
moments more , the guide tcTd mo , and if ho
had not rushed to my aid I would hive ,
stood still , fascinated , and never stirred 'to
avoid my fate. In ether words , the snake
had 'charmed' or hypnotized mo beyond all
power of resistance or retreat.
A MURDER PREVENTED.
"The two episodes Just related wcro In
my own experience. A third1 cane , illus
trating the human power ot hypnotizing , oc
curred with a friend of mlno named Jerome
Parker , 'Who at the time was .residing as a
sheep ranchman In the Argentine Republic.
He had In some > way offended a gaucho , as
the cowboys of the pampas ore called a
race of wild riders -mixed i-.pinlsh . and In
dian descent , -with the vengeful and blood
thirsty characteristics of both strains ot an
cestry and. unknown to my friend , the
gaueho had determined to kill him. The
time and place that he selected fcr carryIng -
Ing out his design was a holiday festival In
a llttlo plaza town tailed Santa 'Clara. Par
ker was there , but , as after itho fashion of
ranchmen at that time in the ipampas , ho
carried a pistol in open , vlew , and more
over bad friends with him likewise aimed ,
the gaucho thought It toy risky to try the
'business with his knlfo nnd so resorted to
his other deadly weapon , the lasso. Dut to
use this effectively It was necessary to catch
my frlontl oft Ills guard , and the first effort
of the gaucho was to engage 'his ' attention.
"During the flrat rart of the nay thcro
wore tricks and games by horsemen and
other performances In skill to .imuse . the
crowd. At last the gaucho referred to , dis
mounting from his horse and taking his
position In front ot Parker , began a per
formance with his lasso. Ho had two
musicians as accompanists , and , to the
strains ot a wolrd air played In slow time on
a guitar and an Indian drum , ho made the
rope .writhe'and roll on the ground before
him In endless cells like u thing alive , then
swung It above Ills head In loops and spirals ,
his feet at the same tlmo keeping step , and
with lasso still twirling ho set footllnto his
Btlrrup and swung himself upon his horse's
back ; then' , as the crowd about gazed In rapt
sllenco at this strange performance , the
lasso suddenly shot forth , straight as an
arrow from his hand , and the loop settled
about the shoulders of Parker. With a yell Iho
gnucho wheeled Ills horse and set spurs to
him , Intending to drag Parker to death wlile !
making goo.l his own escapo. Parker was
Jorkcd from his feet a yard Into ; the air ut
the first Jump of the horse , falling heavily to
the ground , with both arms pinioned by the
I lasso. Ho wns powerless to help himself ,
but as luck would have it a wagon drawn by
eight mules , which was creasing the plaza ,
lay right across the gaucho's path , and as ho
turned to pass around It an American la the
crowd with a revolver shot the horse through
the shotidcr , bringing him to the ground ,
The gaucho flllppcd from the animal's back
ea it fell , and , drawing ills knife , ntaite.1 for
Parker , when the American shot him twlco ,
throu-sht the leg and the body , stepping him.
I Parker was Inseiwlblo when picked up , but
i was not seriously Injured , The gaucho died
' of his wounds.
"Tho thing that particularly Interested mo
In this episode , as a hypnotist , was the
carefully planned and well-executed method
which the gaucho took to fix the attention
of his Intended victim , and the friends about
him. upon the performance with the rope ,
leaving himself free to carry out his design
of murder without hindrance anil ho would
have succeeded had It not 'been for the un-
foracen accident of the wagon blocking the
way ,
"In duels In all ages , In the 'working up of a
drop' by frontier desperadoes In the far west ,
In every poker game In which expert players
arc engaged , the exorcise of hypnotic In
fluence Is Involved , the perswi possessing the
I Htronger will or magnetic force using his
power for Intimidating or otherwise In-
lluenclng the other , The revolving mirrors
1 and other equipment of the professional
i hypnotist are mechanical aids for predispos
ing a subject to yield to the same Inlluencu ,
which an attentive observer may see ex
ercised In the whole round of animal life
without much help. "
I
ItllllilT IIr Tlinn III * Ar
LI3HANON. Pa. , Deo. 9. L. L. Miller , a
prominent business man of Myenstown , corn-
: inltted sulrldr. last nluht. Hu tons about to
, lie nm-sted for having forced Ihu name of
I II , II. LOOM to a note of JO.
womc i-'ou \\ni\y COMMITTKIS.
Itadlrnl l.rKlxtntlnit IXp.-cti-.T Con-
oprnlnir In din n -rrlti > r > .
WASHINGTON' , Dec. a- The j.rcparatlon
of the Indian appropriation bill will begin
Immediately In the honao committee on In
dian affairs and probably the bill will be
reported to Iho house early In January.
There nro many Importnnt matters before
It , but everything now will give way to
the appropriation bill. The most Importnnt
subjects ro the vexatious problems In In
dian Territory , Involving the reorganization
ol the territory In matteis relating to the
Indians. The Dawcs Indian commission Is
now negotiating with the flvo tribes , but
the outlook Is not very encouraging , nnd
some very Important legislation along the
line of the negotiations has been planned.
Thn commission wlU bo summoned hero
shortly by the secretary of the Interior. It
Is understood , and action by the. committee
will bo deferred pending the appearance of
the commission before It to explain the pit-
nation there , nnd to make recommendations.
So tar only two tribes have ratified the
commission's agreements , Those nro the
Choctaws anil Chlckaeaws , nnd the agree
ments made with the Clicrokccs and Creeks
have been rejected. The Somtnolcs also have
not taken any favorable action , and In view
of the general disappointing outlook , arbi
trary legislation Is expected lo bo enacted
to accomplish what overtures on the part
of thii government have failed to do.
APi'tiirrioxiNo OUT THE \voiuc.
[ 'nri-lun ItflalliiiiM ComniKIrr of t lu
ll mine Honily for llUNlitrxN ,
WASHINGTON , Dec. 0. The committee
on foreign affairs ot the house of represcnta-
ea held Its first meeting today and out-
Lncd Its work on the several Important for
eign questions now pending.
Chalrmamn Hltt announced the following
subcommittee- deal with Cuban affairs :
Ad'ims of Pennsylvania , Hcotwote- Minnesota
seta and llerry ot Kentucky. The subcom
mittee to consider Hawaiian affairs Is : Hltt
of Illinois , Cousins ot Iowa and Nowkuids
of town. The committee determined to
report at cinco the bill prohibiting American
citizens from conducting pclnglc 'sealing In
Herlng sea nnd an understanding was
reached that the bill would bo pushed to
final passage before the holidays.
It was also determined tint the members
of the committee would call In a 'body on the
secretary of state tomorrow at 11 o'clock.
'iilN III Knvor nf ( larrlcrM.
WASHINGTON , Doc. 9. ( Special. ) The
clerk of the court of claims has transmitted
to congress a list of Judgments rendered by
the court In favor ofletter carriers during
the year ending DoccnVber 4 last. Judg
ments for Netiraskans follow :
Lincoln Cynthia F. Taylor , administrator
of James F. Dunning , deceased , $81.CI.
Kearney William Crawford , J4G.2G.
Hastings James D. Campbell , I3G.03 ; Leo
Haldcman , $371.30 ; Isaac A. Hall , $74.89 ; Ja
cob H. Rush , $48.94.
Grand Island Benjamin F. Gardner , $70.23 ;
Lev ! II. uMatchctt , $71.50.
Omaha Charles II. Jlaslor , $92.83 ; John
Wilson OJattln , administrator ot William W.
Duncan , $50.72 ; Edgar IJowlfs , $92.83 ; Andrew
P. Bennett , $50.72 ; Aaron P. Brady , $28.00 ;
John I. Bueter , $189.32 ; Michael Coffcy ,
$92.83 ; Harry II. Ealcr , $36.72 ; Andrew P.
Hanson. $92.83 ; Edgar L. Hoag. $92.83 ;
Charles E. A. Johnson , $00.39 ; Wil
liam E. Owens , $283.74 ; Christopher E. Orrs ,
$352.74 ; Thomas Shllllnglen. $50.72 ; John H.
Stlne , $0.39.
South Omaha William J. Hnngan , $70.10 ;
Martin A. Martin , $80.00 ; Charles W. Mil
ler , $80.00.
13XPECTS uV 1I1G RUSH TO A IASIC A.
HnllroiidH Are All HiiHtllnp : to Grt tlio
IlllHlllCHS.
DENVER , Dec. 9. John Francis , general
passenger agent of the D. & M. railroad ,
stopped over In Denver on .his . way home
from the Pacific coast.
"Thero Is going to bd a big rush of travel
to Alaska when the season opens , " said "Mr. "
Francis. "People arc preparing to go from
every state in the union and from almost
every town. There will bo at least CO.OOO
people who will make the trip and the crowd
may reach twice that number. I don't
suppose they will get as far aa the Klondike ;
many will not get beyond Portland. In a
rush such ua this will bo thcro will always
bo persons who start out without sufficient
preparation who will hove to give up before
they get to their destination.
"Tho railroads will tilto care of the crowds
without any trouble. All the lines are bid
ding for the business , and the trip will be
made as comfortable as possible understand
that there will bo enough steamers to carry
the crowds promptly. "
A CiimlcMiNt'il CulleKO Coiirxe.
A remarkable feature of the proposed
Shortening1 the course ot Instruction for a
college degree to three years , says Leslie's
Weekly , Isthat the experiment has never
been made before In a. land whore so much
is sacrilicca to a saving of tuna , and where
conservative sentiment so rarely stands In
the way of an innovation along lines of
utility. The utility hero is the gain of a
year for the graduate's actual battle with
life. Under the elective system an Har
vard It has long been possible for a bright
student to reid up satisfactorily In three
years on the subjects required for a de
gree , and Ilio has been encouraged to do this
by the president , who , over tmco ho became
the chief olllccr of the university , has been
changing the old order In many particulars ;
but formal recognition of thU procedure has
been delayed. Thu marked 'Improvement In
preparatory academies , some of them non-
colleges on a small scale , and several comparable
parable- with England's celebrated public
schools In stnnJards , is an essential factor In
this evolution. But it Is a question whether
i boy's digestion Is equal to the robust meal
'Kiat Is spread for him at Harvard or Yale ,
and whether ho ought not to Da older rather
than younger to assimilate It. A case In
point Is tiiat of a Harvard youth of 20 who
read f'lato and Arlstotlo In the orlgliMl
Greek under Prof , W. W. Goodwin , ono of ithe
beat of teachers , ntvl came awny with a nsn-
scnslcal smattering of those authors , whom
toe- reread last year , at 35 , with 'Infinite de
light.
KiliifiitluiiillnliH. .
A cooking cla.is . for boys Is the very latest
thing In a Cincinnati high school.
The school authorities or Orange. N. J. ,
have declared that "tho female teachura must
remove fielr short bicycle skirts-while teach
ing their classes. "
The New York Hoard of Education puts
the estimates for education at the snug llttlo
sum ot $0,980,773.73 for the coming year , a
largo Increase over last year's estimate.
Provhlon has been made to keep open
every day In the year the magnificent library
soon to bo erected In Bryant park , Now York
City. Tlio great army of labor , which tolls
> from Monday morning until Saturday night ,
will appreciate an coen library on Sunday
Just as It does now the open museum.
The alumni of the University of Minnesota
seta will erect a statue of John S. I'lllsbury
on the college campus and the Drat stc ; > ate
to that end have Just been taken , K , C.
Chatflcld of Minneapolis , who IUH been In 'the
east the lait two weeks , has left for homo
and carries with him a report which ho will
submit to the committee appointed to take
charge of the matter. Mr. Chatflold has
visited Now York , Philadelphia , Boston and
other oolnts. Ho conferred with many leadIng -
Ing artists and several sculptors.
At his eightieth birthday anniversary ,
which was celebrated last week , ex.l'resldent
Hartlctt of Dartmouth college eald ; "Tho
changes In the transition from my carllMt
days until now are almost like the passaco
to another planet ; changes In the art of war
and the arts of ncace , and In the whole com
fort , convenience acid healthfulness of living
end working , In tanltary precautions and In
the relief of the sick and tbo suffering. For
a fllnglo example , 1. have seen the first sur
geon of the country chip away with his chisel
and mallet at the necrosis of the tibia by the
half hour , with nothing to diaden the pain
or prevent the suppuration , till ono by ono
wo crept Into the open air from very faint-
ness. My memory BOPS back to the flint
lock gun and the smoothbore cannon , to the
sickle and the scythe , to the men fireplace ,
the universal wood lire , and the tloderbox ;
for I taw the light a dozen years before the
first friction match emitted light. I hoard
the hum of the spinning-wheel and have seen
the shuttle fly back and forth In tbo band
loom. "
MUD KEEPS BACK VISITORS
Molting SnoW and Looio Dirt Too Much for
Sightseers.
WORKMEN HAVE THE FIELD CLEAR NOW
u ( In ; Illir Iliiliiiitmn ut ( lit
i\ponltliin ( Iroitnil * U Hot lor
Tli n ii KVCII C
I
People who deslro to visit the exposltloi
grounds these days should go with wadero.
The warm weather of the last few days ho
succeeded -thawing all the snow nnd a
good bit ot the frost that wns In the ground ,
nnd this and the net that the dirt has been
recently uncovered and Is loose lias con-
wired to transform the entire grounds Into < \
s a of mud. On account of thla visitors are
not very mimorous.
The Manufactures building again ho\vs \
advance In progress. In fact , It la
almost ready to pass completely from Jl
the hands of the carpenters. There are a | /U
few window codings to be put In and a low "
root supports to bo erected , and that Is about | [
all. The scaffolding In the Interior Is bocig ! \ '
taken down today and thctuinters have K-.ido | f
their appearance. On the outsldn : : , a plas
terers and the staff workers arc doing fast
work.
Prepress Is to be noted upon all the other
big buildings. The Agriculture building will
bo completely roofed over by the cnrly nart
of next week. Ono ot the trusses of the roof
In the Liberal Arts building was wised yes
terday nnd the roof will bo pmhod from
now on. On the west cud of the Mines and
Mining building Iho two cupolas nro ui > In
framework and a dozen Hog staffs have been
erected upon and about them. Workmen
have commenced to tnck the staff upon the
Machinery building as well as the Agricul
tural and Mines buildings. The concrete
steps to the portleces of the .Machinery build
ing are also being tint In placo. The bal
conies In ti Auditorium are being built and
tlio roof will bo commenced In a few days
now.
It Is believed that the Klnc Arts building
can be commenced In n couple of days or by
the first of next week at the mom. Almost
all the light timbers and the root tlmbori
have arrived another carlcad coming in this
morning. The heavy beams that are needed
first have not yet arrived , although they have
been on the read for n week now.
Tlio .llttlo engine house , now located bc-
twoon the Liberal Arts and the Kino Arts
buildings , but which Is to bo moved next
spring to the lUuff tract , Is very nearly fln-
Mied. Tie ! start will not bo put on It un
til In the spring , but aa BOOH as It Is com
pleted n chemical miglne nnd four tlrcmcn
will bo houa d In It.
The first flag to bo thrtwn out on I'm
grounds wns flying from the top of the Ne
braska building yesterday. This struc
ture has been rushed rapidly. The big dome
and tin ; llttlo ones nro almost all roofed over
and the entire bulMIng Is almost enclosed.
Eastman & Smith , the staff contractors for
half a dozen ot the buildings , Invo ready al
most alt the ornamentation for the buildings.
The pieces for the Mines and Mining , Agri
cultural nnd Machinery buildings are very
nearly nil completed and will be ready to bo
thckcd on as soon as the carpenters can get
out ot the way.
The toboggan slide Is pretty nearly ready
for the carnival. The framework Is all up
down to the Ice and In a day or so It will
bo planked over.
IMtOMISKS SOM15) ) ART TltKASUIlHS.
Lord Union AVIII I.nun tin * K\iiiNl < lmi
Ills Stiinrt ColU'flliin.
Lord Llnton of England , who owns a con
siderable bit of real estate In Omaha , has
Informed the exposition authorities that he is
greatly Interested In the success of the ex
position , and will do all In his'power to aid
It. He has Just Instructed his agent In this
country , Mr. Wiseman of New York , to make
arrangements for leaning his valuable art
collection , now In New Yerk , to the Art de
partment cf the exposition. Tills colle.'tlon
Is known as the Stuart collection , and In
cludes moro than fifty works by the old mas
ters , rangkig In value from $5,000 to $100,000.
In the Stuart collection there Is a statue
of Venus by Chldus , valued at $100,000 ; a
Minting of the Duchess of Devonshire , by
Gainsborough , 1779. valued at $30.000 ; the
Duchess of Bedford , by Van Dyke , 1038 , val
ued nt $50,000 ; a Garden Scene , by Wattcau ,
1717 , valued at $25,000 ; ono of Hembranl's
paintings of 1G56 , valued at $20,000 ; another
of Reubens , 1G9S , valued at $10,000 , and forty-
two others almost as well known to art
students. The announcement that the full
Stuart collection will bo exhibited at the
Transmlssisslpril Exposition Is regarded as
the best news that has come to the Art de
partment yet.
I'HIOSIIYTHItlA.V CH.MIHAI , AS.SK.MIII.Y
Cliiuict * for Oiniiliu In Sri'lirv ( lie
llinlj'H 1tS ! KcNHlon.
There Is an opportunity for Omaha to se
cure another meeting of national character
nnd considerable attendance for 1S98. It Is
the Presbyterian general assembly , and the
matter was taken up yesterday for the first
time.
Information that this assembly can be s-
cured for Omaha with some energotl ? work
came In the form of a letter from Harry E.
Heller , district rrataengor agent of the Bur
lington route , located nt Allcntown , Pa. In
a letter to the officials ot the company hero
lie states that ho has Just Interviewed Dr.
Roberts , ono of the lenders of the assembly.
The latter Is of the opinion that any western
city making a gonl offer can secure the
Presbyterian gene.al assembly for 1893. The
Burlington < i lclals In this ulty tuy that they
will make every effort UHand the convvntioii
here. The co-cnciatlon ot the cxpooltl"i : au
thorities. of the leading lights In the I'res-
bytcrlan church and rl1 the Commercial ' lub
will bo at once Houghl with this did In vlc.v.
I'lllliiili-lltliln'r ; llrpri'H.-nln I U < > .
Secretary John A. Walcclleld of the Trans-
inlssixslpp ! and International KMI I'.ioii Is
riitertnlning S. Lowls Jonoj , nunnifpr
of the Philadelphia Bourse. On the favo olio
report of this gentleman the co coloration of
many of the leading commercial and manu
facturing houses of Philadelphia with the
exposition authorities IH said to depend. It
was therefore gratifying to hwr him hlahly
commend the ipinagcincntJ of Iho expoaltio.i
on the proh'tc'HH tlnm fur mudb ,
ImiHirtiiiit Wvi'tlnit nl PiiliTHiin.
Robert Mitchell Floyd commissioner cf
the TransinlslEHlppl Exp-sltlo.i. has Jest
written to local licadfjuartoru ask MX tint
the exposition management bo roprdirnted
nt an Important meeting of thn roard cl
Trade of Palrrson , N. J. , on' ' Dec'iiucr II. It
Is probable that somci action , h RMy favo'a'ilo
to the exposition will hn tnken , The meeting
will probably bo attended by F , F. I-\rd ,
TfHlllll-M AKIllllHl HIT IlllHllMIIll.
HIUOOKPOIIT , Conn , , Dec. U.-In flu trial
of ChurloH llolniiy , i.'lMWd wlh ; tin : inunler
of ( JrorKO M. Js'leholn of Darvvc-rH Farms ,
Mm llolnity , wlfu nf the iictmneil man , took
Hi.Htnnd nnd text Weil ii'iliiHt | him to HIIVII
Wfi'kr. her brother , Thn cro.-jH-i'xuir.lnntlon
f.illvd to xhnko her evidence.
KllllH'yr/.liT ( ! < > ( H Off Klixy.
DUUANOO , Colo. , Doe , 9-Ch , rcH ] R.
Muiixcr , late city clerk , who gave himself
up In Chicago , ploiid ; nllty to cmlii-zzllnB
public funds nnd WUH Huitencud lo twenty
months In the pimltuntlury ,
Itiilxf ( InVnKfN tit MlmTM ,
CIUCHDE , Colo. , Doc. 9 , AfJir Ocrembor
1 wiiBfH for mine will bo $3 n ilny Instead
of J2.K ) . The Increase was innde voluntarily
by ihii mlnu owners.
