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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MftiNDAY , DECEMBER 2O , SPEGIHI NOTICES til * rrll rinrn1 for lltop rol itnn ! " 111 br tftlicn ntilII 12m. frr tlir ftrtiltiR ntnl nntll S p. tn. for Ibf tiuirnlnc nml vnnilnj cilUlnim. lil * rrilMTK , lijrrqnrottnit n nntn- l rrcfl ricrU , onn tin * * nn Mcri nil- Orr ttr < l to n nnmbcrcfl Irttrr In ritrc < if Tlir Hrr An er < * o nil lrpi i r l tilll lir lrll\rrril in pm.rtitr.tlon of tlir rlirrU on- . Itnlrk , I ] .2r > n .voril fimt Innrrllonj lr > n i > oril llirrrnftrr. > otlilnc tnkrn for led * limn 2Sp for tlip firm Inser tion. It i < . < nilvrrtlsrinr-nln mn l 1 > r rnii fen \VAMT.HMVM : nm.p. CANRSI.na TO TAKE OltDKn * , NEW LINK t.f w "k TIC. licmjpotxlx to c rrr , Mlarr or Cjn ! n. : un , C. r. A da mi Co. , So. IIHh St. 8Air.NiN TV R CIOARft , MB A MONTH AND expense * nlrt firm . expwlenet1 wrmfcwiwiry : tn- fluc-rmontiv lt > cu omr , C. C. lW'w > p ft C . , Kt Urm's. 1V-MS TvNTr.Two nnsT CLASS TRA AND lira1 KalmtnMi. nuetoitt tn write MnVess you have Rn rlnl.ll lifyj tr > * In Uiww pn a in N > - tirai.wn H C Fisher. Chtenpo. B-M n to * N-F i. ; > - SA.tnsMnN TO RBi.t , vrcnv cou- pirif unc i if lulnlmtlnR nil * . > < * anfl spe rm 'if ' < lieral terms. aliir > nr enmnnrvlon. 3 > w < 1 r.i nn'.nc Co. . Cleveland. O. ll-MIFl M * AVA.NTr.T > . nv nnrAiu riim. A COMPETENT nn 1 t xpcri' n M fl younc man us stenographer Rti.l i iirrirt In orrir * nnfl 60 rltjpollcrtlnc ; tnu .t have rood jeferenetn. A < MtTf C Ss. . TI-MM5 \VANTH TP.iVrUMO RAt.RSMrtX HAVING ( tl > : isrd : irn > ntwl frrltnn' In lian4I * n prnlt- R' T ii , 10 Vf > < - nti a lt ! rul oninmlM * . stale pr-wnt line trrrltnrv * nd fiverrfrrenre Atl antis J. i' . ninclcforfl , Pycamora. 111. Tnfxr ) MKX TO imflr f-tcmlx pmlilnnr t ti > | i W RM waltlnc crnJuntrs pvcry onf umlerirtinds tha aA ntit&Cf iT r illrKi1 tralnlni ; wh rp t" ' " ! " ' ' ' M rtlr and InF ru > it > ni > rllh IrpJnn-K and thornucii tx- nn , nal inn arp ftiml 4i Hl . rrr frpn | hnfl ' . S in < 't ' chnjn SnturrtByf. i-ntnplrtp out- nt f iw.lp tircK-ntc.l : > tttl > llrtip < 1 In 'M : Inc - c rr T * ; pt1 In 'P ? rnTnlocii1 * mnn - < l frfp. Mftl r Pvr m r.nrtirr Srnool. Clark Kr VHn Unrrn \YTljnFRMAl.K m nni. rcm AIJL , KINDS or wonK : $ to RBffk. . Canndlan Offlr * . 15T5 DcniKla * . C-B8 < IN rniVATr. ' FAMILY ; tr > < KI rMorcncea Al-ply Mrs. WtlhPlm , vv vvrri > - . -im. ron w rt rr.u- 1 > p ( Irrt- ounU : Ai4- drcsi : K4 S. I'Jth St. O A nnST CLASS MILLINKHT trlmmpT c < S. C Wt a W ANTEI' A TIlOnOrGHLY nr.cnnl cl l. Mm. C. K. Dlrtz. 4s S. Sth. r WANT VKVT YOT-NG WOMAN TQU VfOtlK- InR htiu'i'UfPiKT lir nmn and dauchtrr ; nn U t wn rouprnte xriiw * : arrangp mppllnc Tlmrs- dav 23A. AddroM C M. DMnmms. . C M M : C W \ KTIDON STRAIGHT RALATIT AND EX- IKIfR two l dy tto'loUjra. vtth Tftermpen Ca ) at room 3T > Taicton hotel , Monday mnn- Inc C ron IM\T FnS IN ALL T-AUTS OP THE CITY. THE O. F Dat 1 : < umpany. IMPS rarnttm. D 9B HOIVES. I.ENEWA N. 1BTII ST. It 936 T rt-UTY rsAHOAlNS ONLY A 1'EW LEFT 111 S. ST.th Are. , 7 rmmn. pirc"lnln h lh. cltf , " ! tint -wntrr , can , mnnL.ls , furnie- , InimilrWIUO I' * " lu inn t t ft rnftmn. &U modri-n. S2Ti m. ii ' X ? 7th Avc _ T nttras , na h. rl ce' . h : t watirr tSs'crn , fnrnope. orracnlpd reilan aw fp t fr tit r.C all rojJTiB lr > be pnlntpd nd nappr < > d. Kil < > H ai4 N lh Nve. . 8 n imn. rltv vntpr Inside. fK ( I > -.nf ; st > pnt Inr tvpilrs. ripnt. Ii.n , Jf. : "N "l t R' . , C-nim cntnKf , rl 1rn. KM. Ktri Carby , 7 r. , city water. oi ie-n. 1arn. JH.OO Tl" S SW st G-roim I'dttnpe , city wa eJ.S.9ft. . Sfith * ; Curtis Avp. , 7. mam * , fins- repair , well. c ern , liam and 1 nt-re Int , JS.SS. rMI S Jfltb St. . 5-mrm-cottir' ; clo-.vra'er. JS ( IT , T3S and 714 S. IKh St. . 7rojm flau. bath , Closet hut water nnd cas. JM.OO to K2. ! < KL MJS Izurd St. . JlTWm tlatt , city wntir J7 to $8 We liave others. FlflplltUt floor Jf. T Life D-t.45 _ HOX'SnS , tVALLACE , 1IKOWN BLOCK , KT3 and Douclaa. D S87 S COTTAGES & STOnES. ALL PARTS of city. ISrennan t Love Co. , tlfl S. If.th. P 319 _ LARGE LIST. M'CAGCi : . 3ITH AND DODGED P-HO sES , FLATS. aAimNnnos.inj D Ml nE.vr. DEMIS. PAXTON _ _ Horsns , j. n. siinnivooD. < : s x. T. LIFE , D s _ MOVING HOfSEHOLD GOODS AKD PIANOs" Om Van Ai Stnrcce Co. , 1C11H Farnam. TH. 1 D-M : _ HOfSn , MS PO IRTH FT. . TUN HOOMS. MOD 'rn fO.CD per mnulh. Byrca Itted Co.T . T > -946 NICU FivE-nooM norsn. N. ITTH. MOUSE , s HOOMS KOUNTZF riar. Wlrt St. J. J. Glbnon. 614 First Naf D 4 1 IS KOH HOO.MS. > n nNisiiKn nooMs f > r man mid wife. Hem taken in board. Sit N IT' ! ) n-5i : n HMSHKD rtnoMS ; HorsnKnnpiNn. ; E- fit } Jurj > . E MESS 50 * " \vArii . ir an ra detiu wltli l.a > witijow. 514 N. jiitli Y jTrtN-wimn FIIONT ncioM IN p -ui'h or wtthoui buarJ. inn Juckton - E-MST5-S1' FOR I ! SNT I5OOS4S I'Oll . 1 > ' Di uKi. ] . E MBC 50 IT rsisHpn noaws ron LJOHT k " , lnR IntiuU'c 515 TJoUElok. 13 MBT SI" rruvT noou. STEAM HEAT , tnv , s. : sth L > ln , . ' > n H rli It MT-li rill\l IIK > O HOOMS AM ) HO.VIin . THF ? 'n.rn\M. FJIIT CIASS I-AMILY no- it i 'h itti.l UuAgf SU r M7 7 T\KF FHET.MAN AVlt. CAR TO N. AY. COn- jr- T I'M' ultltiii Riiiundf uid put uji nt the B -2 ? . ' iji-st It a day hounlioardcrj. . ttW to r nri-t wiek. ft ; oat m al tre ; we nre ir.ulf ; a i-iiiiluttiiii nw. r.flfr the JixiiOHlllon r ; > t.-iii e ulll mike numrr ; ml mrxlem con- n < * Tf'eiihune 1KI4. T Hits D-JJ NI' ' r LY FVRN'ltfHii > ROOMS. AV1TH 11OARD h"t wan-r Sn t. J4K CUM ret > t. F7 J.jt IK 1 4aTK 1AJULT.WITH OR WITHOUT liorrl ! ; IhidRr. J' MBiJ'H * urru TA STHAM HKAT : TnANBiiwrs' - c'TnmULtd 17 I-bv iiiKkrt Bt. ROUVS ixn noARn IN BABY dicn 1 O'tin tonn jinar oar Hue : hntiie e iU- tnc Telil'hnne ' WOK. F MBT - > ( > nonr.rns I-LISASANT KOOMS" GOOD al' . Initrd only flsr mlnulw ivulk intta r\- jxMU'n pwtundu ; temii. rrcsoiwbli. too RjinuJdnu : st r-qiifrc-a * rnrnl'brd. til' * wn Hr Ct-od liosrd. Thr R r S F- * I5Li.iANT FROKT IKK "MS " STUAV IKAT- tlnu c > * tionrtL 1900 Caplio ) Avel'Mf .i r : in.vri'XFiiixisiiiD ' : I On 4 F"R L10HT HOrSKKEKfl.No 34OJU ern ron\e.l Tirek. milklns dIManrr Onwnova near car Itne UP chlldrvn Addrrsi r t' Her' G MMt run m\TSTciuus , % vn von nnvr IN THE nitu I. Oue larcr .I-IIM ruum. id fluur. wtth vuult and l > r vute MUc * wt ir. vie. One Urs * frimt twm. M flow. 4lv1d 4 Into two r mis Vy rurlJUuii ; > v UT. etc One Inrcr rarnw ruoin. : t Buor. with vault wuier etr One .front ronm. Altldod liy ixriiUac. W noor One rwnifr rwm wlih v uu M fluur. One Urce n cim U Hoar. nh ) i nllian dividmc > t tntu utiiJinc * ruum n4 tuv kauitiw i > r4\iat rft-inw Witu it T < Jvrut iriMund nor runmt. Irontlnn JTtb SU vnti ) mill Sr\ - rtrmnll \ f > on on 4th flour. U'itli vculti All tlirko rooiim ur heatwi wKh ttrsiu. txnrto UMI | olultli ilrvt rlart lanltvr u-rrlce. run d jr tuij n night : tiuildtnx . .rof. . Aji ; < r U > ButwrlntencUiit. It.Kim 1H I"1' l < uU3iic J m 3"OU JtrNT T'CSII ' ItOOM IN ,1101 Kr "i'LOOR i > fflHH > liui'.ainr' vrttT tlrn > i tcirlB , lltt ! | * n4 JBl ' ) r "rric . jipi t.j fuse lo- tiudroL llrrl lH'l)4tJ.c. ) I ItT ran -nnvr TonKs AXO orricus. FOR REST-THT : 4-srowT wK ! T nLrnj J I n < Frn m n. Thin ImDillTx h > a flrrffnof - mnt Mfrtnent n-mrr nr all ft or * . ran rtr Aprt ! thf nfflrf of Ti wre . J mi HOTKLa STORKS. BK.M1S , PAXTON PARTT WITH < VXVn WNICBSS to n cnpr ntmr oftlcrarnl lim wvlee of C 4 ? J4wi AOBXT5 WASTIin. . AORNTS TOR THE FASTEST PKls- line , xnmtt mtrrt 4nlnc l nr k nt t h * pe. 1 9tA Kfp Mfrtnrt * * if tiunnas ioicv'MfulOTnrn. . 1 W p'w Miftii , Tnaftj fHll-Twir * * plslwi'ery low jric , rv-hlv lllwvtta'QA , ( i lls Rnfiflwfull Jjartl n nf remartaMy. Kxlra. prt - mAfl.lrtn Home Cinap > lnn. SprlORfleU , Ohio. OBNTR AVANTRD. ArM/T PACIFIC MtTTUAt. Life Inn. Co. . A , V. To44 , pen'l ( rt. . > > IV * MUC J-MS J4 GIVEN AVTAT rOH THE NAMB3 nf i jieflpl' * " 'IM t' y "rin r irmfhlnr , Ne- l > ra Va Cycle Ch. . Cor. l h anfl llsjuiy. J-6IS ! 0 ALART AJs'D COMMISSION PAID TO and cmTlemrn for nelllnR the heft holldny novelty on the market. Room 1 . 1HS Fiimam. STORAfill. PACIFIC CTORACK AND WARHHOtTSi : CO. . Jonrn. pencral Btorajjf n-l fom-iirdlnR. M-fiS OM , VAN A STORAGE. ISHH FARN-il , TBL1SS9 FRANK KVVKna. FTORAOK , 1514 HARNKA Haullnr nd iwcklnR. chrapfrt rste , Trt. S3 * . M-PSO _ Tti nvv. WANTEP-A FOt'R OR FIVE HORSE POWER Rafolinr cndni : muH tie tn cnoJ Khape. Ad- dresii J. S. Clirli tfn 'cn , Fremont , NeK N-MSOU II KOK 5ALK MISCKI.UA\KaiS. ; , MfLK OR SACKED CRIBBING and UOR rcnrcs. C R. Lee , HOI DouKla * . Q-S3t iND-ltAND IllCTCl S. OMAHA. TtlCVCLE CO. BARNEY & HERRT. SKATES. KC TO M.50 ; skates nharpcned. lie. ' Omuha Ulcycle Co. Q-SIB GOOD SECOND-HAND SAFE , CHEAP 114 S. ir.th. T irvcina FOR SALE LESS THAN fBctory root. l"lrtt class yrwlnc ; marhlnps from J1S up. Nebraska Cj-cle Co. , ir.th Hn-nej- . Q Mnr PATENT UPRIGHT PIANO. blT S. IfTH. Q-MB07-S1 * PATENT UPRIGHT PIANO. E17 S. NTH. Q MM" II- Clt-VinVOY VVTS. PROF. WHITNEY AND Ilerer are here to stay : there office Is open to the public for Lh I'un > o e of hclplnc to re- lli-ve he minds of thooe In trouble : p M jirepent and Tuture , h-vers united. Fpeedj mhrrtHce. Tlii > equal of TTof.Tiltnpj - lias never Ix-cn kncwn : reairlnc by moll , en nnd I * onnvlncnd Indies' Sn centK'nts tl.OT. l rof. T. Whitney , offloe 1K5 Irnwurd St Omaha K < -h. S-MS6B-IS MASSVC5K. IIATHS , ISTC. MME RRISPON OF PARIS GIVES ALL kind" medlcnted bntlis and mnSBace. 107 N 12th St. T MSK J4- MRS DR. LEON. ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH pnrlnrt ; rcHful and curative. 417 S. llth. up flairs T N 7-SC * MME. AMES. PASSAGE AND RATHS. Hownrd ttrcct. T MMS-IC * PERSOVAL. V1AVI CO. . UT12R1NE TnOrilL-ES. rMO-8 } lile ; phyrlclan. consultation or health b : ok tree U K3 BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST. SlS s S 13T ! . CLOTHES CLEANED. TRESSED AND RE paired : day or nlcht ; flrens nultB lor hire Pantortum , X. E..Cor.4th . andT"arnam. _ Tel fCIl. " T BIte MME LA RUE. VAPOR AND MASSAGL l.atlis. Hi : rarnam. ti-MKS DM LITERARY ASSISTANCE : MANtTSCRIPTS Iirenoied , revli d or oorrt ted : letters of al descrlptlonii written ; exi > erlcnced newsjiapc man tn charire ; all Ijuslne'f co nflacntlal. AC drraa F. O. iloi C37. or call lor Interview a office 4W Bee l lde. U 175 JS PRIVATE HOMC FOR LADIES BEFORE AsD durincr continemtnt ; bablep adopted and carei for. Removed to 113C N. 17th , tt 47k I0 KLONDIKE MINING FLAWS. RULES AND regulations of the IT. S. and Canada ; applicabl to Alaska and N. W. Ten. with formt ; copy rlphted ; enquire of newn asenti : : Bent to anj address for SO cents. Hill & AuBherman. bo lirS. St-attle , Warh. U MK4 1C' HAAi : YOUR GARMENTS MADE BY "GREEN The ProfcfElcinal Ladles' Tailor. " 170 U MiS7-Jlk * FREE DENTAL WORK : OVER 3V. ( PERSON took advantage of the free clinic nt the Denta collcse. cor. llth and PaclfiB rtreett. las month ; after January 1 there will be twelv choirs renen'ed for i-Ieanlnc of teeth free o charcf ever } ' Wednesday mornlnB from P to 1 o'clock. U-M3M STYLISH DRESSMAKING. REASONA11LF price , at the Joy Tsllor Syrlfro School Dressmaklnr. S1Z Karbach block MI BCR Camp hell & CUBWetl. U MttS Jll LToi SFRIEND. . TOR MARRIED O ? sine : * ; safe ard rare ; never hnn failed ; ten with full directions In strict por.fidcn : to you no publicity , for J1.00 ; * rnd at oncf. Ad dresi O 38. Bee. 1' 453 1C' S10MEY 1H M AIlKAL ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. TH O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam St. W SjC ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . S15 N. Y. L- quick money al low rates for choice farm lands In Iowa , noubcrn Mlesourl , eajtern Nebrafka. W IC7 1OANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY proport } ' . W. Farnam Smith A : Co. , 15S1 Far'ro. W SSS MONEY TO LOAN. BEMIS. PAXTON BLOCK. W S l MONEY TO UOAN ON lUPROVGO OMAHA real cnate. Brennan-L6ve Co. . SI * S. If.th. W-0 ! 1IO.OIO ( 00 SPRClAi , FUND TO LOAN ON flmt-elnw Improvni Omaha pruprrty. or for building purpweK. Fidelity Trust Coaipiny. W WJ S PER , CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE. PROpI wty of nun-re Went caied for by W. B. Me-lkle , First National Bank bldg. . Omaha , W ! H3 C PER CENT MONEY. U.MO AND UPWARDS , cm cllt-e4cd im ] > rove.d Omaha real estate. B mls. 1'atttin-'block. W S MONKY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED REAL cuilf In Omana. Council BluiTt. and South OtnHhB. I'usey & Thomas , MC First National Rank. Omaha. W-M10C WANTED. CHOICE FARM AND CITY LOANsT R. C 1'ettrs & Co. , U. A Nat. Hank bide. W-M4K Y TO IOAXCHATTILS. J10 TO HO 000 TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD 1'UItNlTURE AND PIANOS , HORPR * . WAOON-p ANTl CARRIAGES. WAREHOUHE RECEII'lS , ETC , ut Itiucct rates In Omahu. South Omaha and Council Blurif. No removal of coed : rtrlrtly oonMdential , you ran tuiv the loan off at. any time or In any amounts. amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. . 3'C South Hth St. THE OLDEST LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR PORATED 1OAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X-BCI CIIAACK- ! . TO GET IN OR OUT OF m > MMStitl GO TO J. J. ClbKm. 14 J'lr.t Naf I limit Y WS FOR SALE. lU2STAtRANT DOING A GOOD liusluesjL Afldrcv * c U. lire , Y Mili SALOON. FARNAM ST. J. J. GIBSON l4 ] Flret Nut lank. Y MS * ii JTOTKL FOR BALE WITH ROOMS * ALL furnUhed. three } e nr ) tw. the only hotel Ju town with ( road mrrouudmti. AiVdr > C n Bee. Y-MC1D IV KOH KXCllAXGK. DRl'U HTORD WANTED. FOR WHICH A\rl ! will trude rlty i.rep rty and a i cask " 1C " cute ut tU > mr U. Ore b& . N U. Z-M586 JanT ILL 1CXC1IANOI ! VERY UEWRAIJU clear taunt O in nil * lott tut C.ilcapo nivi > crtT AjldrrM vith lull jiar imuJl x it ; . Omaha. roil HALK OR TRAHK. LOT upwitlcn lor ( ann In ta trra N -WILL EXClIAJfCK JkOOM CLKAR tasv tn fuburlxi ; ir j imr f . ( QU v IB larger ) uiruy tnudem Jinusr MHti u J tuJen vt f. U. ' i. Uc , z VT < , j rt > n KXCH.VXOK HAVK A MlrtHLY IMrWOVHn CATTU'E tt-nac f.tr a nntll farm wtttini MPO or ttirve rnlVe * rmm OnmliK. nr tnr OiMh * rltr . Aitrfrr Hmrr Rlmr Panl.-m , * . \li J IIKAI. KSTATR. P1ACK MAHOA1NS. K K * . M7 TO 1. J. QtbMin. Ml First Nat. Itonk bMc. RB MS PARM LAXt S. C F. HARHISON. MJ N T I. . RE -JSTi-K' not SKS , 1X5TS AND FARMS : 1 * or trade F. K. Dartlnc. Rarker Wife. IOUSRS. LOTS. TARMR. tANDS , IjQANS ; alxi Bre ln irwr. lv > mlk , Taiton block. IJOOAX v.M.urr I-AHMS AND MuncitAN- aiw. Hunuberppr k Oement * . Ln- ? " " ' l.r Va. r.B-M B nnioc miu > i > ra. onot'NT > < "i 7 FKKT. p } "lnr ( 5 < percent crow ; prjee llfW * . Adflre C M. Mi- Mil MtuS VEW rOTTAGE , MONTHLY PAYMnNTS. CP4 nee Bide. RE MMI " ? . E. COR , S1ST AVI5 AND" DODGK. Jt.JJK.tW. Iwt IT. W x-k C. and lot IE. block 7. Kltbr Place ( < - rh ) , CM.W ) . S'\17R fen nfluth trent on Sjirlnf ; SU , bMween Sth and list St * . . tSflCXOT. xit Hill ; rt , a > th and NlcbM Stu. . . ( , -room mftdrrn hnuse , S4l Pen art SU. n.TS6.N > . i-roorrt mnVrn honne. MOT Caldwc-ll SU. C.JOO.t'O. B-room hmiw. corner lot WilSO feet , Han com Place , lison.00. 6-room bouse. 1K5 N. SIM SU. S o t i Omaha , } n < X.00. Scrr farm , DoiiRla * eounty , Improxxsl , WO.OO TXT acre. 4 re rrult farm. Dnndas ; ronntr. J1.SVIOO. .l .lacte farm. Doucla * c unty. f.4 < .0fl. S acre * nenr South Omaha. tUrfm rm. POTTER & GEORGE COMPANY. 1C61 Famam ? U RE M 1C 2 INAT STED IN A GOOD LOT WILL n. re-turn of 1:01.00 Ho jwo.00 rirottt within one year ; have a number f f krts from C. .r tn fBno.tiQ , only rAOO In cash rrqulrM ; lonB time or niOTthly j > ympnts on balance B.-ron R. H sOr.c . IIS S. 14th SU RE MCC7 If. MIOttTIIA.M ) AXJ ) TVI'KWUITINO. A. C. VAN KANT'S SCHOOL , IIS N. Y LIFE. AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE. IfTH & DOUGLAS ? . 978 H. R BOYLK5 , COURT REPORTER. PRIVATE lessons ; day and evenlnc. 407 Be * Bide. -74 OMAHA SHORT-HAND COLLEGE. BOYD'S theater. M31B.l n7 * MUSIC , AIIT AMI r.AXGr.vnn , ELMORK RICE. VIOLINIST. FORMERLY SO- lolst Rice Concert Cowill receive nuplli ! ; lilchevt references 414-15 Sheely Block. Hours " to c r. m. 7:6 on ACCOMPANIST. FOR GENTLEMAN TAKING leswins tn volre culture ; stale termsArtJrpss C 4S. Bee M5S ! :0 ItOItSHS AVIN-TERKn. HORSES WINTERED ; BF.STOF CARE ; RATES IS per month. W. E. Owens. 3607 Center street Ml&i JanS * GOOD STABLES. BEST OF CARE n AND r mnnth. A. W. ( Phelps & Son. ! D7 New York Life. Tel ior.4. " 4 : COAL. BURLINGTON NUT. BEST , < H EAPEST. PRICE M. .5 per ton. 'Phone blS. Harmon ic Wceth Co. 4CC PAWXIIROKERS. H , MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 41B N. 1C ST. 977 ENGAGEMENTS TO DO DRESSMAKING IN families s. .ltclted. Mifs Sturdy. 1504 Davpnport SU Sin-D-IS TYPEWRITERS. WEsoLicrr AND FUILVISH POSITIONS FOR Stenographers tic. The SmUh-J remler TJ-PP. writer Co. Ttlfi > hone. J2S4. M7 FURXITURB PACKED. ML S. WALK1N. Sill CUMING. TEL. 1SSLS7C S7C SEVVIXG MACHIXES AVD SVPI'LIKS. NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD & WHITE SEW- IriR machines & supplies. 1514 Cap. ave. Tel. 1574 573 LOST. COW LOST. NEAIt STOCK YARDS. SOUTH Omaha , one half blood Jersey ; reward. Notify Holmes , Adktns Co. , South Omaha , Lost SK-IO XOT1CE TO STOCCIlOtTJERS. Omaha & Ellthorn Valley Railway com pany ; Notice Is hereby clven that the annual mt-etlnp of th stockhoUers of the Omaha & Elknorn Valley Rallway.company for the election of peven directors and the transac tion of such other business as may 101- fully como before the meetlnc will be held In the office of the ceneral solicitor , Union Pacific bulldlnc , Omaha , Nebraska , upon Wednesday , the uth day of January , 3B3S , at 10 o'clock a. m. The stock transfer books tvlll be closed ten days before the date of the meeting ' ALEXANDER MILLAR. Secretary. Boston.Mass. . , December 14 , 1S97. SlorklinldcrV Meeting. OFFICE OF LEE-CLARKE-ANDREEPEN Hardware Co. , Omaha , Nebraska. Dec. 1L 1S97. Notice Is hereby plven to the stockhold ers of the Le t-Carke-Andreesen ; Hardware Co. that the annual mt-etlriB of the stock holders of the company will be held at the offices of ihe said company. 1219-1221-12 1 Harnfy street , In the city of Omaha. In the s-tate of Nebraska , on Tuesday , January 11 , A , D. ISfS , at three o'clock p. m. . for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the company to serve during the ensu ing year nd to transact "such other-business as muy be presented at such meeting. H , J. LEE. President. Attest : W. M. GLASS , Secretary. st STOCKHOLDERS' ilEETINO. Union Elevator Compan > of Omaha : Notice Is hereby clven that the annual meetlnc of the stockholders of the Unlnn Elevator company of Omaha , for the pur pose of electing srven directors and puch other business as may properly come be-fore the meetlns , will be held at the o31ce of the general solicitor , L'nlon 1'acKic bulldln ? Omaha , Nfj upon Monday , the Srd day of January. IBSS. between the hours of 10 o'clock a , m. and C o'clock p. m. The stock transfer books will be rinsed ten (10) days before the date of the meet ing. ALEXANDER JilLLAR , Secretary. Boston , Mass. , December 12 , 1HC.DHmZlt DHmZlt NOTICE TO COXT ACTORS. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids for the construction of the Power Plant Rulldlnff on the Exposition ground * "will be received until 11 o'clock a. \Vedoesday. . December 29th , ' 87 , Plans and specifications can be tt-en at the De- OJace. corner 15th and Spencer Bartment seU will be furnished bidders at cost. cost.The right 1 reserved to reject any or all bids. F. P. ICIRKENDALT. , Mcr. Grd9 and Bldss Dept , , TranEmlssis- and International Kxio , I'OSTOITICE .VOTIC1J. ( Should be read DAILY by all Interested , as changes may occur at any time ) . Foreign mulls for the week ending De cember th. 1SS7. will cloe ( PROMPTLY in all casts ) at the Central Pontoltk-o as fol lows : PARCELS POST MAILS close ONE HOUR EARLIER than closing time shown below. TrnniAtlnutlc TUtSDAY-At C a. m. for EUROPE , per s. s. Saale * . via Southamplon and Bremen WEDNESDAY At 7 a. m. ( supplementary 9 a. m. ) for EUROPE per t. . N.w Ynk , via Southampton ; atS a. in. for NETHER LANDS direct , pir s. s. Eduut , vU Am- Getters roust be dred ; d "per IZdam" ) ; at V a. supplementary ift.au 1 a. rn. ) for EUROPE , per . s. llritannle * . via Qurenstown ; at ] 0 a. m. far JlKUaiUM direct , per s. . Krlesland. vta Aniierii IfltrrB must be directed "per Prtesluud" ) ; i Ht IS ! m. for XETHKH1-ANDS dir Tt. pr 1 H. t. Amsterdam , via I'.our'am : fleilerj mu * b directed "per Amsterdam" SATl'nDAV At 3:30 : a m. for Et'ItOPK. - * . UuranU * v ' t-er-ttown pt-r a J' - iirt- , t < -rs for France S 'l'i.rluvrl Italy Epul- I f rt-UKal. Turkey , n yr. ' T.d Ur.tish Ird-s I tnut ue d.r'rted 'per lacitrlO. B 7 a. lAIvSPAIN. r . rOiblKlAi ; tt'RKBYl Eil V IT and BRITISH 1X1 IA | r 9. s. LA Norrmndlr * . via Havre i letter * for other pan * of Ruropp mu t hr dlrrcteJ ' 'per t NormMtMtr"i : at S . m. for XKTHKR- l A cr > S direct , per * . . . nottcrdnm , via notte > rtliim ( ktter * anuM be directed "per IlotterilanO ; at 11 a. m for NORWAY direct , pw - - . . Island ( letter * murt b di rected "pfT lsJand"j. . _ 1 rniNTKO MATTER. AtH.LOran MMnwr * ratline m Tveojay tVItrlntnl Mutter , tin. , fur Germany , and RpeliUr Aadies ed TTIritM Matter He. , for other I J pt nurcp * . Ameri can and White Star fue ftcr * on AVrdtvnx ) TS , ( Wrman Mmincn on T trsilays and Canard , rmx * na Oermtn t Mmnn on Saturday * t ko Pnnird Matter. nr.tor an iun rte lor which they or * dvertlwif in e rrr rnatl After U > cleMnc of t5ie Supptenifntary Traas- Atlantle M lls rmmcil rvr. ndduinnm * up- plernrntar ) ' malls are opened on the plrra of the Arnrrton , KnpJtufc. ensh and German Meamrrs ana remiln open nntll n-lthln Ten Minute * pf the hoar rf Milllnc ot MntU f6r Soutli nrnl Trntrnl Anirrlcn. Vri > t Indies. Etc , MOXDAT-At n. m. for BRAZIL , r r s. s. GalUpo. vln Pcrnnmbupo. Babla and Rio i n115 , ( lenf.n rctr crth Brazil and L.x Plata Countries " mtiin bp directed "per Gnl- i ° A.vJlLil-11' < s > 5ip ! 'menlary 11 n. m. ) &r VENTnA ! ' AMKUICA ( except Costa R1c * > and SOITH TACIFIC PORTS , per . ? Advance vl Colon ( letters for Guate mala must be directed -per Advance" ) ; tit II A , rn. for PROGRESO , per i . * . Santo inRO ( letters for other parts of Mexico .bc dlreet , < Hl 'V > er Santo Domlnco" ) ; 3 and ? H/.0i JiP1 Z.E'"ERTO . COR- . GUATEMALA , per steamer frcnj NPW Orleans , TUESDAY-At 10 : ft m. for HAITI , per s. s. Oranjf. . NasJon ( letters for Venezuela. Curacao , Trinidad. Rritlsh and Dutch Guiana must be directed "per Oranle Nnssau" ) : at "S p. m. for COSTA RICA. Pcr * lH ctrom Xrw Orlpflns ; nt 3 p. m. for J.V.MA1CA , per s. s. Ardandhu ; at SuTO P. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND , per steamer vSSLri.Ti11 J'dnfJ" nt P p. m. for PORT : , : XvPNI0- Per -"teatner from Boston. KDNESDAy-At 2:30 a , m. for PORT ANTOMO. per steamer from Philadel phia ; at 1 p. m. for CCBA , per s. s. City of WashlnRton. via Havana ; nt 1 p m. ( supplementarj- p. m. ) for CAPK HAITI. ST. DOMINGO and TURKS ISLAND , per s. s , CJierokoe THITRSDAY At 11 a. m. ( supplementjiry 11:30 : a. m. ) for VENEZUELA and CURA CAO , per s. s. Phlladflphla ( letters lor Colombia must be directed "per Phlla- 'M'Q. ' : B1 J P. rn. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES dlrooL nrr s s fSpnriHan Prince . - FRIDAY-At JiSO a. m. for NEWFOUND LAND , per s. s. Siberian , from Philadel phia : at 1 p. m. for CAMPECHE , CHIA PAS , TABASCO and YUCATAN , per s. s. Orizaba ( letters for other parts of Mexico ice nnd for Cuba must be directed "per Orizaba" ) ; at 1 tm. . for BARB ADO ES direct nnd NORTH. JJRA7.1L , via Para nnd Manaos. per a. s. Hubert ; nt I p. m. ( supplementary 2:30 p. m. ) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA , SAVAXILLA nnd CARTHAGEXA , per s. s. Allegheny ( letters for Costa Rica , must be directed "per AllPghany" ) ; nt r p. m. ( supple mentary 2:30 : p. m. ' ) for HAITI , per s. s. Andes. SATURDAY At P:30 : p. m for NEW FOUNDLAND , per steamer from North Sydney : nt S:30 p. m.for ST. P1ERRE- M1QUELOX , per Ptamer from Norih Sydney. Mails for Newfoundland. ! > } - rail to Halifax , tnd thence by Etearncr. clost at this office daily at S:30 p. m. Malls for -Mlauelcm , by rail to Boston rnd thence by stertmer close ot this ofllce Jaliy ut SX > p. m MalU for Cuba closr at tbls onice dally at 7:00 a. m. for forwarding by steamers Ratline ( Mondays and Thursdays ) Trom Port 1 ampa , ria. Mails for Mexico ice City , oveiland. unlera specially nddressed for dispatch bj- strainer , clot * at ihlt offlrp dally at 2:30 a , m. andO p. m. * * ReRistered mall closes at. CW : p. rfc. rjfviriut day. Trnnt Pjioltlc 'Mntl . Malls for China , Japan and Hawaii , per . . s. Doric ( from San Francisco ) , close here dally up lo Dccembw S2 at CM p. m. Malls for Hawaii , per s. s. Australia ( from Ran Francisco ) , close liere daily up to December 22 at GJM ft.ora. Malls for the Society Islands , per ship Tropic Bird ( from San Francisco' ! , iSqse here dally up to December 25 at ir.Kp ) rn. Malls for China and Japan ( Spatially addressed , only ) , pr s. s. Empress of India drom" Vancouver ) , cjose here daily up to De cember " 27 at r.:30 p. m. Mails for Aus tralia ( excfpt those for West Australia ) , which ftre forwarded' T3.1IJurope , New , Zealajifl. \Hirjvtll. . ifFjllj. find"x moan Islands , per s . Moanaurom San Fran cisco ) , close here dally up to December "SI at i-'ft ) a , m. , 11 a. m. and CilO p. m. ( or on arrival at New York of s. s Cam pania with British mnils for Ati r.illa ) . Malls for Chlnn "ondl Jfipan , per s. s. Vic toria ( from Tact > ma\clos here dally up to Januarv " 2 at C:30 : p. m. Malls for Australia ( except "West Australia ) , New Zealand , Hawaii and Fiji Islands ; per s. s. Miowera ( from Vancouver ) , close here dally after December " 31 nnd up to Jan uary 3at C:30 p. m. Trans-Pacific malls are fonrnrdefl to port of palling dally and the schedule of closing Is arranged on the presumption of their unlnter- ruptf-d overland trans.lt , "Ileclttered mall closes at t p. m. previous flar. PoRtofflce at New York , N. ' Y. . December 17 , 1S97. CORNELICS VAX COTT. Postmaster. KAILUOADS. CHICAGO. ST. PAUU MIXNE apolls & Omaha Hall-way Oneral offices. Nebraska ni- vision , Fifteenth and AVVlifter Streets. City Ticket Omcp. HC1 Farnam Street. Tele * hoi" , DO. Depst. Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone. 1455. LPBI . Arrive. Sioux Cltr Accommoda.- * , lr > o am 8:20 pm Sioux City Accomtnodn , * t > : IiO am .20 pin Blair. Bmrrson. Sioux City , roaca , Hartlns- tuon nnd Hloomfield. . 1:03 pm " 11:53 am Slour Cltv. Mnnkato. St. Pnul. Minneapolis . . * " * > : Cj pm S:10 am EmerF. > n Pm-nenet-r 5-.10 pm S:45 : am nally. Daily eieept Sunday. " Sunday only. Tlit irnln stops at stations Florence to So. Blair. Inclusive. Sundays r > nly : on week days So. Blair only. _ FnKMONT. , ELKHOnN AND Mlssoourl Valley P.Bllnay ( Jrn. enl1 Offleej , United Flutes Na- "urtlj - - HallSlne , Sonth- west Corner Twelfth and Fer- nam Streets Ticket Office 1401 rarham Street , Telephone. Ml. Dn > ot. Fifteenth and Webster Streets. Telephone. KES. . Leave. Arrive. Black Hills. DeadWDOol and H-jt Fprlnpi . * SWpm : C:00 pm Hastings , York. Davii City , Superior. Geneva , , nxeter and Sewanl " . OOpm " C.OO pm Norfolk. West Point anfl Fremont - - "is ! > cm Linrc.ln. Wahoo and " .T50 " 10:55 Fremont air am Fremont Loral . " ? ; ; ! .0um Daily. Dally exocpt Sunday. Eundni- only Dally "Srept Saturday. " Dally CHICAGO ft NORTHWESTERN Railway City Ticket Office. J401 Pareara Street. Telephone JCl. Depot. Tenth and Maion Street * . Telephone US. Leave. Anlve. Mlrsourl Valler. Bloui t City. St. IMu ! Minneapolis ' 5:40 am ' 10:45 pm MissTjrl Valley. City :03 pm Dtnnlson , Carroll , Well 'I Jw Lake " 7:10 am K.-C5 pm ELM ern Express , Des . r Cedar haplji. Chlraro UiM am 4:10 pm Atlantis Flyer , Chlcace . , , and Hast - * J5 ! pro Fast Mall , Chlcaso to t , . Omaha . . . . .i * . . . . . . . f 'v S-.10 pra Missouri Vllcy , Slour * . , City. St , Ptul. Minne apolis Limited : SO am Omaha-Oili-ac" Special. kttlam Dally. " Daily except Scndty. SIOUX C1TY& PACIFIC TIAIL- road Geofral Olnca. Onitrd E < iiea Kil3pnal llunk IJulld- Ins. \VrCtirner , , Twelfth and KarnanxElttets. TicVet O.tice , . . . - 1401 Fa/najn Street. Teltpnont tn. Depot , Fifteenth tn < I Winter Btretta. Tele- HiE. : nji Paul Ulmiftj.o.li . . . 5K pm > :10 am Dally , fHlCAGO. ItOCK ISLAND & I'artbc lUilroad "Tlje Great Hock lilund Jloute" City I 'lltkut omce. JMJ Faniam Street Telephone US. Depot , Tenth and Kaiou Strtets. THrpbone US. Arrivt. ana St. Venitiu cd txpte iM pm JiSpm IurLiDtnver and i west . . . . . . . ja pm 4 : K pit Cblc-Jto. Du Mclsra * , Hock Island 7tip pm CIS am Atlaut.c Uxprets. for De * Molntt sui t.it- , ern polmi * T : urn ! : pm Unqoin. Falrt > un' and 1 Dully " Dally p (4 , WADASH lUiUlQAD-TicKCT OFFlFi : liu Faroara 1-tieel T l'phunr. JIJ. Itttat , Teaiu ! and > Ia * . n K : ' u TfleMoaIK , * * * * " Bi Louis "Tannon Ball" . * 1 J pm ' tfi. . T - | TALB OF A TRIP TO TEXAS , f & Tip trip ol the Nebraska JceK ] tlon t.i Texas In the intrrcst of the Tr iu.mlsls- * ! pf > l end Intrrnitlooal KirK Hlnn w one of the niostisuecp sul ( i iim i Kes Mote tfc iDcepttoo of Uae cxposltlen. Tlio dlrt t re suit of the tour WAI the foucfal decision of all of the TMtas eltlps TisKed to free thi the ptatc lit pn > rrlr rfprweiited at the o- rosltton and the arousing of Interest on the part c < state official * who WPM Inrlinod to belarathetic bause no stttc appropriation could be made under the law for a statf exhibit Another important result accom plished "br this trip was the arouslnr ; ol Kansas City to an Interest In the exposi tion and o Kansas Cltr building will be erected t > a the exposition ground ? * a result which could probably have been attained In no oUxTftvay. The Nebraska party loft Omaha Saturday nlEht. December I. The delegation wa composed of slxty-flvo men drawn from all portlons.of the state. Twenty-five of th party * * re from Omaha and the oUiers were from Lincoln. Beatrice. Holdrece , Kearney. Tekamah. Fremont , O'Neill , lUs- tlncs , Kcncsaw. A'alentlne , Lexington. Dec- m.r. YoiVcst } Point , Caldron and Spring field. field.At At Kanus City the pirty were taken Is charge by the management of tic Mlisoun , Kansas & Texas railway , usually referred to , for brevity's sake , es "the Katy. ' Ooorgo A. McNutt , district ptsstnger ngcnt for this road , with headquarters Jn Katuns City , took charge of the party and accom panied It unlll Kansas City wcs reached on the return trip. The courtesies extended to the party by this road , through Mr. Mc- JCutt , and also through the gtueral passen. ger agent of the ssmc road , \V. C. Crusb , who mti the party at t'ort AVorth and acalu at Dallas , traveling with It a part of tht way , were unlimited. Time cards were thrown to the winds. Although the party traveled In two special sleepers attached to the regular trains , stops were made wher ever the members of the delegation deslreo to do missionary work for the exposition by addressing the crowds which congre gated at the depot or up town. These stops were rcgulate-i to suit the occasion , without - out regard lo the running tim of trjln > and telegrams were sent ahead to notltj the towns that the party was approaching and. desired to address the citizens. Kvxry. thing , in short , was done by these officials that could conduce in the slightest degree to ttio success of the mission of the travel ers and the Amount of benefit inuring to the exposition by the opportunities thus afforded to pour thf hot shot Into the people all along the line Is Incalculable At every stop members of the party made a willing detail to distribute advertising mat ter relating to the exposition. This matter was taken around to the storre and hotels and distributed along the streets and among the crowds gathered at the de-pots. Xone of it was wasted , but a strip of country through Texas was literally plastered with tils advertising matter as effectually ns could bave been done by the advertising car of a well regulated circus. The first stop of any length was made at Fort Worth. Tex. , Monday morning , where the party stopped for an hour and a half. W. E. Skinner , superintendent of the stock yards , took the party In charge down the line and the entire delegation was escorted to the Worth hotel , where the Nebraskans were the guests of the town. Mayor Paddock acted as host and greeted the tourists In the most enthusijstie manner. After breakfast the visitors were escorted to the court house , a beautiful granite structure , of which the people of Fort Worth are proud. Mayor Paddock welcomed the party In a felicitous speech full of witticisms. General Colby re plied on. behalf of the Nebraska delegation and then a short time was given to the inter change of greetings. At Waco a 3arge .crowd of citizens was at the depot and a short talk was made by L. H. Austin , editor and proprietor of the Lin coln Neb. . Call , who expounded the gospel of the exposition In a convincing manner. M. B. Davis , editor of the Waco Times-Her ald , replied on behalf of the people of Waco , Ilia mayor having been called away. Mr. Davis said he was authorized to pledge the mayor , tie Commercial club and all the other organizations of the city to aid the ex position In every possible way. Numerous short stops were made at other points along the way , at each of which the time was filled to the best advantage in spreading the news of the exposition. Houston was reiched about midnight Monday. Tusdny morning the party was es corted to the convention hall by a commit tee of Houston citizens appointed for the purpose. The meetlnc was held in Turner hall and was attended by Governor Culber- soa. Lieutenant Governor Jester , Mayor Rice and a large number of representative Texans from all parts of the state. The big Nebraska delegation was welcomed with applause as it entered the hall and the welcome ex tended on all sides was most cordial. Lieu tenant Governor Jester called the meet ing to order and Frank Holland , ex- mayor ot Dallas , wns elected temporary chairman. L. L. H. Austin of Lincoln. Neb. , was elected eecreUry. Judge Norman G. Kittrell of Houston , a prominent citizen and one of tne foremost members of thebar. . n.uMto.ins. BURLINGTON & MISSOURI River Railroad "Tne nurllnc- Burlington ton Route" General OfflMN. . W. Corner Tenth and Farnam Sum * . Ticket Office. 1KB 1 Route Pnmom Stw-ft. Telephone 0. Depot , Tmth and | Streets. Telephone 1:8. I Lrnve. Arrive. Lincoln. Benver & BU am :85 am Lincoln , Denver. Colo. i r do , UUh. California , I Blacl : Hllle. Montana ' nnd Pucn Sound UK pm i Lincoln Local * ; : OSi > m Lin1 ? ! * Mull - : S5 pS 11:30 urn , ' Pal'y- ' " Pal'yDolly except Sunday. I CHICAGO. UCRLINOTON & i Qulncr Railroad "The Burl- Incton Route" Tlckft Ontre. I 1MJ Famam Street. Telephone : J50 Dcriot , Tfnth snd llnton I Streett. Telephone JtS. Leave. Arrive. | 7K em hl-auo Kxprns :4S : am ; .ilruuo A : SL LouU Ex ? : & 0 pm KANSAS C1TT. hT. JOSEPH . i : Council Illulls Jlallioad Burlington "Dn llurllncton Iloute" Ticket Oillce. 150 ? Farnam Street. Telephone IM Depot , Tenth and Maon gtreeta , Ttlc. Leave Arrtie. Kansas City Day Ex. . . * :0i : am t:40 : pm Kansas City Night Ex. . ' 10:01 un- ' < : SO am UNION PACIFIC "THE OVER. land lUiute" Genera ! Offlres , N. K. Ccrner Ninth and Famam Streets , City Ticket Office , jjoj FarKam Street Telephone ric Dtj.oi , Tenth and Mason Streets. Telephone 128. Arrive , "The Overland Umlte-d- for Denver , Salt Late. wm-.ern polntu . . . . . . . . EZt 4:41 : pm Fatt mall train ler Denver , Salt iJAit. Pacific coast and all uestern jioln' * . . . . . . : :30 : pm ' 10:13 : atn Lincoln , IJeatriw tsi EUc.mkl.urp Kipresi . . S00 pm pm Kearney Eiprets . "li-M pra Dallr. " Dally except Sunday. Council Blufl * Local-Lefcvej. IM a. m. ; C 9 a. m : " : M a , m. , kM : a , m. ; 1 : C a , m. ; tK : p , m. ; 4M p. m. , UK p. m. Arrives , CS ) t. in ; 7Si a. m. ; > a m. . V:3 . m11 : : : < I a , m. ; 2:10 : p. m. , E(9 c. m. : > : C4 p , tn. ; 1C.-41 p. in. Missorm PAcinc UAILIIOAD General OlHcea and Tlckrt O'lic- . > ltrcl.ann National Ilink liulldlar i4 Fa'nam Street. TelfiJnme lot. Depot. Flttrenlb and Wib.ter S rteti. Leave. Arrive , Kansas end Nebraska Limited 3:0 ; pin 'It-JK pm KJLMI City and &L L > ul > lpren . . . . . . . . : SO pm tM am Nebraska I > wa ! " 4 : 0pm "J > :4Sam : D llr. " Dally except Sunday- CHICAGO. MILV.'AfKEE & ST. Fu | Haliway City Tlcktl Oti . MM 1'trnam Strwt Telepiiutw 2fL 'J p1 TtJitu and M sun S.rtfii 7 > : fhon < _ Leave Arrive. LluUUJ EC i li pn lUi : am ! Qniarm snd Ctucaru X.X * llfM am D il/ roado a formal ddrcs ot welcome * nJ voiced thn cDthnsinsm and Interest of the P vp1 * ol T < uc In the expocltton project. Kx-Gorernor Sa and era made n rw > imnse for tbc vl.Mtors and Injected n amount ct vim a.tMt Mpor into his remarks which urpTlst < l even tboso who Ictiew him brst. 111 ! : talk wag x rinplnR * peoch whlrh aroused tbc Texan and served to expeillto bnclnrsA. The convenMMi procwdoJ. Imroedlately to tniMarss and committees on crodentUU And rcprtutlnns were appointed , lly th1 time the exposition Intc\-xt > had over hcme ) < l all otbc-rs ant ) toe nicetlng * rcsolrrJ Into a purely exposition alTalr. nd n most emphatic resolution n-tileh had been prepared and pte- scratcd by the committee on resolutions w s adopted without a dissenting roVe . Till * resolution indorsed the exposition In tbc most glowing -teirens anacommondtod It to < he people o ! Texas , It provided that the vice president for Texas , who was to bo appointed al once by the pove-rnnr. should appoint a second vice president In each senntorlil dis trict In the state , the person * thus appointed to constitute the Texas Kxposlllon commis sion , witb the state vlco president as chair man. The covcrnor "H" rgeJ to appoint a vice president for fhc Mate At oneo. In view of the fact that the two theretofore appolntpj had -both resigned. After this resolution hud been tdciptpJ John H. Reapan. chairman of the State Hallway coromrsslon and an ex-member of Jeff Davis * cabinet , as well as the idol of all RooA Te.xans , addrcssbd the -meeting briefly , com- mendin ! : the movement to secure representa tion tor the slate at the exposition. In addition to the advertisement for the exposition afforded by this convention the cxposltlonwas represented In the most fa- voriblc manner In the float parade which passed through all the Important streets of Houston the night of December S. One of the handsomest floats In this parade was a large one on which the lArch of States tws reproduced. It attracted attention on every side and was n most attractive display. Wednesday morning the party started for < ? ablne Pass and Port Arthur over the lines of the Sablne & East Tejcas railway , a line operated 4 > y the Southern Pacific. The party was In eharge of John D. Coodhuc , vice president of this line , A sbt'rt stop was made at Beaumont , one ot Ihe princJpAl lum ber points In the state. The vlMtors vlslteJ the lumber mills where much of the lumber used in this section Is turned out , and re turned to the station to talk exposition to the townspeople Who had congregated there. The party was Joined at this point by Her man Kountie of Omaha and Charles Kountze of Denver , who are larsely Interested In Sa blne PSRS. They accompanied the party to Saiilnc Pass , one of the oldest -towns in the state , where the company In which tie Kountses are Interested Is engaged In build ing slips and mating a deep 'water ' part. The government has constructed jetties from the town to the gulf , a distance of ntwrnt five miles , and a. channel Is thus provided which will accommodate the largest ocean vessels. A new town is being ibullt between the old town and the gulf and the -place pre sents all the aspects of such work , with whldb westerners are more or less familiar. A magnificent hotel has been constructed and here the party was entertained at a ban quet iwhich could not have -been excelled In any o'.der town. After the banquet speeches were made by both sides and then a schooner was hoarded and the party treated to a riac out on the roilllnR waters of the gulf. A number of the Xchraskans failed to reallic on the delicious repast whlcfh they bad so recently devoured an-d the fishes of that sec tion Vcre treated to a banquet which must have excited their wonder. The -water was as gentle as a sprlnc Jamb , but the slight roll was too nnrcSi for some ot the party. After returning to the dock the party boarded two small steam yachts and -were taken In charge * y a de-legation frcin Port Arthur. By the time the latter town wcs reached , however , it was too dark to cee < anything and the party was driven In car riages to the magnificent hotel , whic.1 faces Sablne lake- , where a most delicious supper was served. By this time all of the party bad recovered their appetl'les , hut the c.a- piclty of the lolol was taxed to accommo date the large number of regular boarders who were taking refuge there from the cold weather of the north , and only a portico o ! the Xebraskans oould be accommodated at one a-lme. Before the second relief could satisfy HE appetite the time had arrived for the special train which was to take the party back to Beaumont to catch the regular train to which ttielr sleepers were attached. Mayor Graham of Lincoln and two of his party were "lost in Che shuffle" and missed the tralo. Tiho people of Port Arthur were full of re sources , however , and a special wes made up In short order and the mayor aad his lit tle party were forwarded to Houston , where they rejoined tbe main party. There was a well authenticated rumor in circulation which eald that the delinquents were pat into a freight car labeled "Perifhable Goods [ Doa't Sidetrack ! " and carried through to i Houston co fast time. The main party returned to Houston and remained there until the following morning , when It left at an early hc-ur for Galveston. The Oleander City bad made the most elab orate preparations for the entertainment of the delegation from the north. AVhta the approach of She train wns made known by the whittle of the locomotive as It left tbe long bridge .all the whistle * In town broke loose and the air was filled with the thrill shrieks of big wblstles and little whistles. This warning brought out a large crowd of t-ho business men of Galvcatca and when the depot was reached the visitors were taken la charge by the delegation of GalveKouIans and escorted at once to the wiarf , where a snrall steamer was txvirdwl snd the visitors carried alons the entire length of the water front and then out into tbe rolling watere of the gulf , pan : the life saviog station add through tbe jetties. The rolling of tbe boat upset tbe internal economy of some of the Xeliraslitns , but no serious results followed. When the wb rf was reached oa the re- turn trip the part } ' boarded street curs and traveled all over town oa fast time , vlelt- Ing the * Gartenvereln , a luxuriant garden be- longing to a private club , -where the green foliage end beautiful flowers in full bloom delighted .tho eyes of tbe visitor * , who h&d just left a foot of mow behind them. From hero the party went to Woolara's lake , where an old-fashioned oyster roast bad been In pn-paratlon. No time was loat la githertag around the long tables and tbe Galvestonl'.as ' Ulood aghast at tbe unfathomable capacity ol the Xebraikdne. Raw oysters were ladled out 1 with a quart dipper and the w/jy they dls- i appeared excited tbe wonder aad amazemenl ! of tbe southerners. Tbe fried oysters shared 1 tbe same fate , with no apparent dln.-inutlca , In the demand , cud then tbe hosts tried ojs- I te-r * roat'ted in tbe pan. Tiiest were a llule t rich for the Kc-braskans. but they "stayed In ; the gsme" with a persistency worthy of a i better caute. By tola time tb ? oytters i routed In the abell were ready for consump- i tlon end tbe Galvr-ilonlam abandoned ! ' efforts to keep Ibeir guests supplied with the j prepared article. They dumped the hot j phells on tbc tables and furnished each m&u ] with an oyster knife and a email square o : jute bagging , telling them to help tbcm- Eelvet , The t&ek ot opening the blv-ilvts was a sticker for Ihe visitors and tbe rapidity with n-hkb the fruit disappeared was quick ! ) reduced. After seven ] bushels of the Juicy moreels I had been disposed of Mayor Ply rapped for J order and made a brief speech , < o which he j expressed in a most cU-Ilcato manaer < be ai- : tonlehincm of hi * people u tbe marvelous I fcaU of giitronomy which bid just been wit' | neusfd , end called Governor Saunders to tbe | front , wbere ( he venerable pitrHrch wat 1 firreentedwith a. leather medal ae ( be con sumer of 9SC oysters , tbe blgbttt number ever disposed of by eoy vIsHor to Galve- ton. Tbe others were given oyster chells tonUlni.'K the authentic record1 of thc-ir ca pacity for the molusei , and then Judge Mann inadb e neat speech. In which be fxpressei I tbe kindly feeling entertained Cor tbe pea pie of Nbratka by the citizens of TIIIJ la genera ! and of Gil vert cu in particular , co : > - cludine with prei&otltic lo Governor t-Hinders Ibe following deed to n portion of tbe extea slv water front of Galvekton : To All Whom These Presents Bbal Come-Know y that th underiLgru-d com mlltre * . ret > re entlnK the various ruininf-r rial organization ] } of the fiiy of Ol'vew'on Tex. In c nslderatlun f Ihe natural lov and affection for the Mile of Nt-trasVa un la further consideration of nervier * renders ; tn the cliy of Galv < < ton and the * lat * ot lYxa * by mid stats of Xe-bruskn. fbrnoin Alvln Bannaem and either if pre ! flntatlri > 1 concr * * * of .ld slate of Xebratka. th * x l : fnct and rwelpt of whleh is hereby dt ri tfd anj arknoKlrdsfed. hereby cront and I convey i > lhf > wild Alvln Sounders , a * lru - IM > . for Ihe us e and l < rnfflt at thr Inhahil- ants of Mid 5tae of XebraaVa forever , the > flr one-half mile f the south 'etty at the | | > ort ot OaU-prton. Tex . ItectnnlnR al the lit * waving staiion and extendinfr castwardly i alons ? ssl.l JMtonehalf tnl > thence north lr > the -south xlimof thi > hlp channel , th nc Tvefttwanl alonK said channel to tb whlstllnp buoy , and thence s nhwardly to more or ! * * of "U e eho'ieest part of th * har- l > or < vf OalvvMon , topfther wllh all th * rtehta , pHv-HpRT-s nnd hrtTdimmenta , plo.\ torlal. reMdc ami otherwl therein nn4 Inereto I > e1oncrln7i | To have and to hold , the MM properly and prwnlw * Ior aU1 , unto the MM Alvln launders tnislee ns AforemUl. and to hl suoe saor * forever , \ Vltnethr hands and , ! w ls of the commuters aforesaid at the city of O.tlvt > s.ton on the > Sth dny of I > fcrmb r. Anne I > omlnl 1SK. tn the slxU'-nrst year of ' ' Texan . < 3KO OB E , MANX , Vice President Galvmton Chamtwr of Com * mcroe l.X'CIAX M1XOU , Director Golvoton Chamlxr of Commerce , \VM. P. 1 > ADD. President Galvcston Cotlon Kxchan ? . JUUUS UUXGK. Director Onlveston Cotton Exchange , H. n. CU1.1X3M , Chnlrmnn Deep wntcr V'tllliatlon Commit tee. OUS HKYMKUSHOPFKn , ChAlrmnn. State of Texas Deep Water Utilisation Committee. Approved : A.V. . FI.T , itayor. Governor Siundcrs tbinked the people for their generoue gift and for the magnificent nunner In , which they entertained the party , extending to them a cordial invitation to lake part with the rest of thf state. In making an exhibit at the exposition and to vllt the exposition In person. This statement was applauded aad Ihe res olutions adopted at Houston were reifurmed with a great ( bout. The Ncbraskin * wert at once to the depot and boarded their cars , starting for Dallas without delay. Dallas was reached Just l > e- forc noon Friday. A delegation of bualnms men , heidc3 by Msjor Darry snd ex-Gov ernor GUibs met the party at the depot ana clcomod them In truly southern style , after which the v'sltors were escorted to th QricnUl hotel , a mag : Iflcent hostelry , which ould do credit to any metropolitan city. After luncheon a bu.Mncsa meeting wa leld at the Commercial club rooms , preside- . ! ver by PmMdtnt 2 ig of the Commercial lub. Governor Glbh ? made a short talk full f good points , In which he assured the Tls- tors ot the hearty co-operation of the people f Dalits In all matters which were to the mutual Interests of ioth states. General Colby and Editor Austin mide elo. uent talks regarding the exposition , and ex. Governor n. H. SJiermro- Iowa made a thort epeech. which was a gem and please ! heTexnns Immensely. Colonel L. W. Craw- ord of Dallas volred the sentlmer.ts of tha > eople of that city , promising assistance la he exposition to the full extent ot the p-owcr of th lr clUzer.s- Kaieisfln Benedict , on tx-halt of the Not - t raska delegation , took this opportunity to present to General Pa s&iser Agent Crush nd District Passenger Agent McNutt , both f the Katy. a handsome silver mitchbox s a flight token of the appreciation for the many favors and the courteous treatment xtended to the party. The remainder of the afternoon , was spent n sc-olng the sights of Dallas and the homeward - ward trip waa commenced Friday night. The next stop of Impartance was nude flt \ansas City. When 100 miles below the Ity CD the Kaw a delegation from the Com mercial club of Kaie-as City met the dclesa- ion in a special car and escorted1 H to tlu Ity. The ! special car was liberally supplied with refreshments snd the time was passed > y pleasant interchange of courtesies be- we-sn the two delegations.Vhea Kanets Jlty was reached the entire party was taken n carriages to the M'.dland , where a grand banquet was served. The dining room wfa decorated with tlio civic colors of Omaha , and the menu cards bore the saruo bright colors. After the banquet the prrty proceeded to the Commercial club. AJthough the hour was late there was a large crowd of ICancna Jity business men assembled to meet the Xebraskans and hear the gospel of < ho expo sition. Governor Saunders , General Colby and Mr. Ausiln made glowing speeches de scriptive of the pUo , scope , object ana progress of the exposition and the Importance of the project to Kansas City and Missouri. The speakers lor Kansas City expressed the appreciation of their people for the 1m- > ortance of the exposition to them and strong > romlses were made regarding the manner a which Kansas City would respond by put- f ing , up a htndsome. bulldlcg. and making a creditable cxWbit. TO crni : COLD is oxn n.iv Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tbc money If It falls to cure. " 5c. The genuine has L. DQ. . on each tablet. A M.COI.STORY. . HOTV HP DenK vrltli 11 IMnymntc Grown. I'll Into n Srccgrdlnnliht. Senator Mills has a new story about Lin coln. It was told to him by n son of John L. Helm of Kentucky , who lives in Corsl- cana. "Old John L. Helm , " said the senator to the Washington -Post mnn. "was a famous character In KtntucUy. Ho wns. If I re member rightly , a. governor of the state , but at any rate his position was a most prominent one. When the civil war came on Helm was n rabtd secessionist. Ho could not praise the south too ftlhly. nnd could not heap enough abuse upon the north. He was too old to go Into the war wltCi his sons , and remained home , dolnjr all ho could to help the confederate cause and harass the Yankees wao Invaded the state. Finally he became so obstreperous that Ui federal general wlio was In command near Helm's home put him In prison. The old irmn's age. the high position which he occu. Tied in ttoo stnte , his wide connection , nnd especially his Inability to do any actual liarm. were all pleaded In his extenuation tind he was rcleasc-d. Instead of profitlr. by the warning , tihe old man became moro persistent than ever In hln course , Onca more he was clapped Into jail. This hap pened two or three times , and filially , while he was still lucked up. the matter was brougi.it to the attention of the federal authorities , livrn Pnsident Lincoln wits nppealed to , and atked to commit the ar dent southerner to an Indefinite confine ment in order that he might bo curbed. "Lincoln listened to the statement of Ui case wlili more than usual Interest. Then he leaned back and be tan to gptnk with a Hmlle upon his face. 'i'ou are talking nbout old man John HeimT W" ' ! . did you know unat I used to live , when 1 wns n boy , In Helm's town ? He WBB kind to me. H seemed to like me as a boy. anil he n < ver lost an oppartunlly to help me. He pecmeil to think , ' * ald Lincoln with another of h.s almost pathetic nmlles , 'that I would prob ably make oomethlnK of a man. Why. when 1 went out to Illinois , poor anil un known , that man eav * me the money to pay my way nnd keep mo unlll I got a start. John Helm ? O. ye , I know him. And I know what J owe to him. I think I can fix his case. ' "And then1 said Senator Mil's , "Lincoln went to B desk and wrote a few words. The bit of writing Is treasured in the HMm household to tlais day. This Is what tha president wrote : " "I titrtby pardon John L. Helm of Ken tucky for all that ho lias ever done ccalnst the United States , and all that h < ever will do. AUUAHAJJ LINCOLN. ' " A .Soft fee-ill. A young : woman recently found hemlf alone with a youn ? man in the compart ment of un English railway train. During the progress of the Journey h < * looked at her in a curious way , and Hhe at once con cluded that he had murderous designs upon her. Finally he approached hc-r , and put lila right hand In hU overcoat pocket. Was ho feeling for a. knife or a revolver ? Sprlnglnc to her feet the frightened travel * ler faced him In despair. "What do yoj ineanT" h cried , half fainting with fear. Ho Ijtnt toward her , amll&d trimly , and said. "Kxcute me , madam , I offer you ten thousand apologleg if I have alarmed you. fSuch a thing wan furthest from my thciuchtn , but the fact ! . I have to alight at tht next elation , and ! nce you entered the train you have been Bitting on my hat. " THERE IS A CL&SS OF PEOPLE Who are Injured by the uae of coffee. lie- ctntly there lm be n placed in all grocery ( tores a new preparation called QHA1N-O. made of pure g'alns , that takes the plac * of cofftc Tbe cr t delicate stomach re ceives It wl'hou1 dUtu-/ , and but few can tell It from coffee , It de * net cost over ' ,1 si much Children may drink U with treat benellt. ' 'c and Kc i > tr parkage , fry It. A k for fi AlN > O.
