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THE OMAHA DA1JL.Y BEE; SC2TDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1901.
MEDICAL.
HOLD
ALL YE THAT SUFFER WITH RHEUMA
TISM OR LUMBAGO, TAKE HOPE
For ths remedy Is at hand that will drlvo
quickly. . , '
No more Interference with your work.
No morn ronnnemont nt your home or your bed.
No more rncklng pains to suffer; no tn oro big doctors fees or medicine bills TO
worry you; those are nil rendered unnece aury by tho advent of this simple but won
derful euro of those drondful aliments.
Bran now remedy Just being introduce d, will surprlso you with Its results.
EVERY DOSE COUNTS
Merriam's Gem Cure for Inflammatory Rheu
matism and Lumbago
Is a wond
mderful and rapid nuccoss. DKIlcult cases yield to It In from one
ttlo gonertUly sumclng for recovery. Old and chronic cases nro entirely con
In n we s time T ere has never been anything Iko It Introduced before to
Ono bottlo
niinr.! In l
frm Mm Inimnti svstem.
Purely vegetable uml mnde from common
poisonous Ingredients. No harm enn result rrom tuning any quumny.
Sold by all enterprising druggists,
Price, $1.00 Per Bottle,
Or direct from manufacturers by mall or otherwise on receipt of price.
H. Merriam & Co.,
36 South 20th Street, Omaha, Neb.
If confined to the house, In Omaha. Council Bluffs or South Omaha, mail us a
postal card and wo will promptly call upon you und attend to your case.
DR. l'KIES, the acknowledged leading
specialist In diseases of women In Omnhn.
would call tho attention of suffering
ladles to his unsurpassed accommodation
beforo nnd during confinement, and his
treatment for Irregularities, no milter
what cause. Call or address, with Htamp,
Dr. Tries, Arlington block, 1113 Dodge,
Omaha. -"
LADIES, $500 reward falling to relievo caso
of abnormM suppression, any cause; prlco
2; fully guaranteed. Dr. Mead Remedy
Co., 17 Qulncy St., Chicago, U',, uj.
LADIES, our harmless monthly remedy
cannot fnll. Trial free. ParlB Chemloal
Co., Mllwnukoe. Wis. H3 Jany f
DR. W. HUTCHINSON, upcclallst of womon
nnd children; 2') years' practice, Olllco 2213
Cuming. Res. tel. F-27W, olllco U-2Mti.
DRINK
HABIT CURED
Absolutely In 21 hours No injections
No poison No bad effect from treatment
Curo guaranteed. Omaha refersnccs on
application.
Wo control Nebruska and Iowa for this
raluablo remedy. Wanted Soma ono to
represent us In each county; a physician
preferred.
One-Day Liquor Cure Co.,
1512 Davenport Bt., Omaha,
LAPIESI Chichester's English Pennyroyal
Pills aro tho best. Safe, reliable. Tuko
no other. Send 4u stumps for particulars,
"Relief for Ladles," in letter by return
mall. Ask your druggist. Chichester
Chemical Co., Philadelphia. Pa.
CANCER cured at homo by Internal treat
ment; no knife, plaster or pain; book and
testimonials mailed free. Cancer lnstttuto,
121 W. 42d Bt., New York.
Omaha Sanitarium
complote lnstltuto for treatment of
chronic diseases, as consumption, rheu
matism, nervous diseases, etc.; complete
bathing appliances for administration of
all kinds of baths; complete electric ma
chinery; a regular treatmont. 95S North
27th avo., ono block north of Cuming.
Phone liS7. -3S 1
BUSINESS GIIA.NCF.S.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
110,000 Select stock, good Nobrasku toxvn,
good business, ono-thlrd cash, two-thirds
good Improved land.
GROCERIES.
15,000 Clean, staple stock, line location, un
usual business. J36.0O0. If you Imvo good
improved farm not over i5 miles from
Omaha and want a golden opportunity,
might deal. Bend full particulars.
HARDWARE AND FURNITURE.
M,000-Clean up-to-dato stock, doing nice
business. Reasonable discount for quick
cash sale. Good Nebrasku town.
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING.
t2,600 Stock and hearse, located in good
eastern Nebrnska town, A good pleco of
land might suit. Tell me what you havo,
DRUGS.
1,000 to 13,000 Clean stocks. In Iowa and
Nebrnska towns, good trndo. Maybe can
use some good laud,
JEWELRY.
1350 to 1600 stocks In country towns. Bar
gains. DAIRY BUSINESS.
$2,00040 coVK, producing SO gallons milk
dally, horses, wagons and other para
phernalia; cash, 4 easy terms.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONARY. ,
1600 to 11,600 Good Ilvo towns, doing good
business, xou can nmito gnou uoui.
CONFECTIONARY.
H,200 Tho finest proposition of tho kind In
town of Its size In Nebraska; llvo place
of 7,000. Manufactures und controls both
wholcsalo and retail trade; easy terms,
It's your opportunity.
ClOARS.
Wholesale rotito, lino trade, money maker.
Also small cigar und news stund business,
well located, living rooms In rear, low
rent. Must sell quick. A bargain.
FRUIT STAND. CIGARS AND CONFEC
TIONERIES. Splendid location, clean stock, good trade.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Beat locution, best business In city, In
vestigate. HOTELS IN AND OUT OF CITY.
Capacity 2ft tn 60 rooms. Ask about them.
ROOMING HOUSES.
Ono 14 rooms, well equipped, full roomers
only, best location, paying proposition.
Ono 11 rooms, elegant furniture, lino loca
tion, full roomers and boarders; can bo
had right. Ono 11 rooms, modurn huusu,
roomers nnd boarders; paying enterprlso;
almost your own price. See mo about It.
RESTAURANTS.
One of tho llnest In city. J25.000 annual
bublnes3; gulden opportunity, Othors of
smaller capacity In und out of city. Ono
special burgHlu In South Omul) a.
Tell mo what you Imvo to eoll,
Tell mo what yon want to buy;
If I don't llnd you a deal,
You may say 1 never try.
J. H. JOHNSON, M3 N. Y. LIFE.
Y-Mfi 1
DON'T RUN. BUT HURRY!
Our rates arc loweHt on
SALARY LOANS
OR FURNITURE LOANS.
Time right and fair, squaro dealing by a
responsible company. Rollnble Credit Co.,
room 303 third floor, Puxton block.
X-MIC3
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE,
live utock, etc. Quick bcrvlcu und lowust
rates guaranteed. .1. W. TAYLOE. 633 (top
floor) Paxton block, northeast corner 16th
and Farnam; entrance on 16th street.
X-U5
PRIVATE party, employed during day.
will make loans on plain notes to salaried
people holding positions with responsible
concerns at his resilience near litli and
Chicago sts. at a rule which will satUfy
anyone requiring a Kan; Intorvluw grant
ed only after 7:30 each evening; w.lte for
appointment, M IS, Uco olllce. X M4M
INTERESTED In goats? Lcum all about
them ns money makers. Read American
Goat Breeder, published monthly; 20 cents
a cnuy. Address Room U, 147 6lh ave
Chicago. Y-M50aDJ'
COAL and feed business for sale. Well
equipped and prosperous. Monroe & Co.,
Sli N; 10th. Y-857
When You Write
to Advertisers
remember It only takes an extra Mrolto
or two of the pen to mention the fact that
you saw tho ad In The Bee.
AUCTIONEER Len W. Newell, expert
auctioneer In all lines of merclnndlso;
can get more for goodB thun any man on
eartli: tno oniy way to cir.ni up yi viurv
out stock.
Address icn w. .sowon, juwb
Y-M501 0
MEDICAL.
It from your system,
thoroughly and
food products. Contain;
Contains absolutely no
lll'yiNESS CHANCEH.
BALOON for rale. Address James Slobodny,
St. Paul, Neb. Y-M210 31'
FOR BALE, millinery store doing good
business; also good hotel for salo (or lease
to rlgnt party), uom goon mtauuiia .,
N. E. Nebrnska, Cull or wrlto 621 IN. .
Liro uunaing, umana.
NEW SNOW-CHURCH CO.
4TII FLOOR N. Y. L. 1JLDQ., OMAHA.
Aniinr.lato banks and attorneys everywhere.
LARGEST LAW AND COLLECTION
Afinmv IN THE WORLD.
DAMAGE. SUITS. BANKRUPTCY, DI
VORC'E und everivform of LITIGATION
given attention bv sawyers muKing a spe
cialty In their purtlculnr brunch.
Submit your claims In person or by mall.
FOR SALE, a llrst'claas drug stock in
cnn,i inuti nr i.iuo nonuiauon; kuuu iu-
catlon, good trade, nice room; only drug
stock tn town; 4 physicians; reasons for
Helling, must change climate. Address
Box 114, Stromsburg. Neb. Y 638 1
FOR SALE, in Omaha, and country towns,
hotels, restaurants, cigar stores, bakeries,
,.nfwli,irv rrnprrle?!. lutlndrv. fcU-
iimni mllllMprv. rnnl and feed business.
olllco business, furniture business, barber
shops, general merchandise stores, bowl
ing alley, pool room, drug storos, manu
facturing business, news E-tore, luunurj,
livery business, photograph gallery, mu-
chlno shop, Iron works, blacksmith shops
Hour mill, express business, employment
office, meut markets, Job printing olllce.
Koou nowsnnper. rooming nouses', uiiu uu
kinds of business places. Call on me.
Williams, Room 411, McCague Building.
Y 510 !
IDLE MONEY PROFITABLY EMPLOYED
By our Satisfactory Byatcm of Spsoulatlon.
I'arucuinrs upon request uic
HENRY FLINT & CO.,
82 Broadway, New York.
Y 691 l
ARE YOU Interested in having a llttla
money, from $20 upward, cum for you a
permanent, coan income, uiggur uvt-iy
week than n whole year's legal lnterost
upon tho samo amount? If so. send us
your namo and address. No speculation
nr L-amliHnir scheme, but legltlmato busi
ness. First-class references in any part
of tho United States.
E. J. ARNOLD & CO..
Ninth and Pino streets, St. Louis, Mo.
Y 690 1
ifioO.no or less will muko you Independent.
Handlo your own money at homo. Wo
tell you how. Address F. ICrlebel. presi
dent, 017 Hurtrora mag., jsew lorit.
Y-664 !
FOR SALE, nice clean stock of drugs and
sundries. Invoice stock nnd tlxturcs about
t3,C0u; located In one of the best county
seat towns in rcnrasKa; rasu sates, m
per day; rent, $15 per mouth; reason for
nelling, wish to go lino oinor onsincss.
Aiiuress at k, uee. i-om i
INVESTORS' savings can earn a minimum
of 12 per cent por annum, payable quar
terly; guaranteed from loss; particulars
on application. Address Investment De
partment, 60 Broadway, New York.
Y-501 1
HONEST speculation, make your money
eurn u Bteady income; :o upwaras in
vested with us will earn 39 to 40 per
cent monthly, payaoio ovory is days.
Send for our now book. "Successful Sys
tematic Speculation, " mailed froe. Tolls
bow to onerato on tho grain mar-
kot without loss. Highest commercial,
financial and successful customer refer
ences. Frederick E. Parker, Brokor, 155
La Salle st., Chicago, in, v S74 i
11 PER CENT weekly profits paid on each
$100 Invested on our safety plan of specu
lation sluco Anrll 1: legitimate speculative
proposition; references; send postal for
circular. urawiora k uo i-rtk now,
Now Yoric 1071 i
$100 EARNS $30 MONTHLY.
Rend for narticulars showing how to
mako your $100 earn $30 monthly In our
tested ana proven meiuou oi successiui
speculative investment. Raymond &. Co.,
V3 Nassau St., New lorn. x ow i-
WANTED, dontal location In Nebraska.
Address SOI N. 21st, South Omaha.
Y-6C6 !
POMPOnTAnijE Income nssurcd from In
vestment ?HH); wo acept $10 Just for trial.
ProlllH nutd weekly by monoy order.
Ilivhebt commercial references nnd (by
permission only from rustonurn; booklet
free. w. w. u tiara, union itusi uing.,
Cincinnati, unio. x cu i
WANTED, saloon location. Address M II,
jice. x atoa
FOR RENT, a cholco location for factory
liuinuug: vacant in nays, inn nitnam
C0 D04-5 N. Y. 1. Bltlg. Y-611 1
$0,500 CLEAN Block of dry goods and no
tions for salo nt 30 cent on the dollar.
Look this up. N. J. Welles, 700 Sykcs
Rloclt, Mlnneupoiis. Y 678 l'
""""micrnss IN SPECULATION."
I.arco tirollts can now bo mudo In stocks
nnd grain on small Investments by our
Haro Bysicm. enti ror our dook, Moaern
Methods for Safe Investment," ami our
nneelnl letters of advice free. M. II,
Flower A Co., Bnnkors nnd Brokers, Chi.
stock Exchange mug., unicago.
Y-570 1
A SNAP Rlacksmlth shop nnd all tools;
building 21x33; lot 25x50; six-room new
hoiii'f! one ncro of land! did i'i.Tim blisl-
nesH lust veurt no trade, must have cash.
Will sell at a barcaln If sold at once.
Owner slek. Address McDonald & Co.,
Meadow Grove, Neu. y ws i
AN EXPERIENCED business man. owning
list containing over l;OX names non-rtsl-dent
real estate owners, would llkn as
partner In real estate and rental bnstneen
energetic mnn, possessing elements of
Huccers. Address uox iu, umana.
BUY corn and wheat, they are cheap;
ieiHi nrner now, write ror nonit. "ue-
ppRufnl nneeumtlnn." freo. J. - K. Corn-
stock & Co., Traders' Building, Chicago.
n 1"
PARTNER WANTED, In n first-class
Kprond.band business. In n thrlvlntr Ne
braska town; no better paying huslnos
. anvwhero If you have u few hundred
dollars cash to hnndle It (no Jew need
reply). Roiinnia men win nave- tno cun
and nro reudy for business. Addrosx, nt
once. Jt i, nee. v .msh j-
PATENT right salesmen wanted; I own
patent No. WO.S57, Issued August 20, 1900,
and want a few good men to sell state
r chts. Tins in tno nest Helling tlovlcn
have evor seen. A good sulesman cm
make $t,00 por month for Iho next six
monins. wnir, stating territory you
with to work In, or call on J, E. Hndley,
m. ii., i eaar niuue, xseo. mi t'
START mall order business at homo: 100
tier cent sure prollts. Write for particu
lars, n uommrrco uiug., v-nieago.
Y-6J1 !
Ilt'SIMKSf" CIIAMT.S.
IF YOU HAVliSSOOto $1,000 to invest
see us this week.
We have three splendid propositions to
offer you.
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY
Investment Bankers.
Main floor New York Life Building.
Y-532-1
FOR SALE, one-hnlf Interest In a new up-
to-date Hour mill, running overy nay:
best location In state; plenty good, hard
spring wheat at mill door; nearest mill 6
nines; win guarantee zo por cent on ina
InvcMment; It will pay any ono to In
vestigate; do not wrlto unless you mean
business. M 47, Bee. Y-413 1
MEAT market for salo; will sell tools and
uuuuing. or sen too 13 unci rem ouuuing;
good trade, il.&X) In 15 months. Sickness
cause of selling. Address M 39, Bee.
Y-MEL2 3
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
FOR SALE, furniture of 14-room modern
uricK ii.il, conipietoiy equipped, iinoo nrsi
class roomers, best locution, paying prop
osltlon: owner going away; If you want
a profitable bUBlnees Investigate till.'. .1.
II. Johnson, M3 N. Y. Life. Y WO 1
FOU EXCHANGE, brick block In Lincoln,
60xi:, ft "stories: win mite gooa rancn
property or good farming land; give nc
curate description of what you havo tlrst
letter; will pay cash difference If any or
tako mortgage back. T. M. Cllne, 123S O,
Lincoln, Nob. -.M8is i
run i:xciiA.fii:.
TO EXCHANGE:
Choice Chicago Business Property
P rice $80,000. Rent $ 1 1 ,000 a year.
Want J30.000 to ftO.000 In clear farm lands
or good city property, balance long tlmo nt
o por cent, i nin is u uig opportunity.
HOWARD & CO., Reaper 111k., Chicago.
FOR SALE, or exchange, 94-acro Improved
rarm, uaies county, .Missouri, unu tj-ncro
Improved form, Harrison county, Iowa.
II, Uettesworth, Cedur Rapids, In.
FOR SALE or trade: A non-resident, own
ing a large business block of l'v feet
iroiu.'igu in eastern Kansas town, prciers
to trnde for good farm. Property rented.
Will bear Investigation. What havo you7
Address, P. O. Box 421, Empurla. Kan.
i 091 1-
TO TRADE, city property for farm or acres
near umana. uno nouse renting ono
house SIS. ono hounu J12. one- house 513.
Good property nnd can offer good trade.
Address M 40, Bee. K-613 !
SEVEN-ROOM house nnd lots for river
bottom lands. Address 2, ss, lien oiucc.
I4USICAL I .Siilt .M 1 2 TS.
BE PROMPT In cnlllng to seo nil tho
Mllgntiy used pianos wo nro offering tins
week oil very easy terms, and you will
find yourself well repaid. If you wish n
piano you can savo money now, at this
time. Whore? Mueller Piano & Organ
Co., 131ti Farnam St. -120
PIANO SALE
If you nro Interested In the best see our
handmade pianos complete and under con
struction; aiso a variety ot mcuiuin grnuo
nnd second-hand pianos In stock.
C. SOMMEK'S PIANO FACTORY,
209 S. 14th St.. Cor. Douglas.
Send for cutulogue.
PATENTS.
WILL BUY any good Invention or patent
Address, i.ocK uox iW, uoi Aioines, la.
133
HAVE cash for good patent or Invention.
Auuress i'. u. box to, umana, rsou.
is l J 23'
FACTORIES.
TRUNKS, traveling bags, suit cases; trunks
repaired, urn. TrunK Fuctory,i.u t urnam.
141
Damaged looking glasses rcsllvcred. 70S N 18.
2M
I10W1.I.VO ALLEY.
FOR BALE Two alleys und equipments
and cigar case, an in gooa condi
tion; located in western part of state;
bargain for a man with small capital;
can be moved if wunt to chaugo location.
Address L 59. Uec. Ml'C D3
CARPENTERS AND JOINERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work und repairing
promptly attended to. j. t. ucniurce, 2utn
und Lake St. 370
WM. EVERITT. Special rates to real es-
tatu men; weather strips put on. 2SC5
Leavenworth. M763
STAMMERING AND STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ramge Bldg.
1S9
ULACKSMITIIING AM) IIORSESIIOINO,
CHARLES A.
HOFMANN, rear of 811 N,
751-
16th.
KUHMTUIlIi REPAIRING.
TEL. 1231.
M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St.
-131
SAFE AND IRON WORKS.
G. ANDREEN Prop. Omaha Safe & Iron
Works removed to iuz bo. tutn Bt.
777-12
CERTIFIED MILK.
10000 BABIES
Wanted, to drink our cortllled milk, Fresh
sanitary mint contains iiic-giving ihuui
tlts not to bo found In any prepared oa by
food.
LOCUST LANE FARM.
Omaha oltlce, 2014 Farnam! Tel. 411,
TYPEWRITERS.
UNDERWOOD typewriter, visible writing
inacliine, typewriter supplies; an mattes
ot macnines tor rent a. ii, worKinan
&. Co., 1017 Furnam St. 'Phono 2t33.
015 D31
HORSES WINTERED.
HORSES wintered, $1 per month: good
shelter and feed.
u. u. i
Hopper. WuU'"-
loo. Neb,
aui mi'
FRATERNAL ORDERS.
THE GARDENERS protect old age as well
as lite. t.-iurier incmners rreo, rurticu
lars from Frank Rosewuter, supreme
manager, ... neo mag. (-1
DRUSSMAICI.Xi.
MRS. FOSTER,
dressmaking,
tailoring.
1133 N. 18th.
763
IN FAMiLIES, Miss Sturdy, 2012 Farnam.
SEAMSTRESS wants to tako chnrgo of
linen ciosei, uoici or tainuy. Atiare.is .n
37, Jleo UlllCC. 040 !
TAILORING.
LADIES' Jackets made, remodeled, altered
cleaned aim repaired, joo xouseii, injn
i-arnu.ii ui
TROUSERS TO 0RDBIt' Jli.'uc,,1h
I.OS'l.
LOST, fraternity pin set with nearls. name
on uuck. I'noeue a. itonerisan. t'lnaer
addrcsE At si, uee, ana receive reward.
Lost 524
LOST, pair glnsscs botweon Hnrnoy nnd
liitli una uiu una L.eavcnworin. ucwara
for return to ueei olllco. Lost 797 1
ELECTRIC HHI.TS.
ELECTRIC Belts and what they will do,
Address i'. u. uox is, umana, r-ieii.
-157
FOR SALE GROCERIES.
EOPLE DIFFER
Vnf ntlft In ahIhUh Ii In ttnnllVi Otmt
vnj id rfllitVllt AUfc III IIVIIIMI, ftjuiuv
aro strong and healthy with n great deal
of vitality, while others aro- weak und
sickly. So It Is WITH MEATS some nro
good, some aro poor.
our order with us and you will know that
our meat Is good.
P. B. MURRAY
CHOICE MEATS. R UTTER, EGGS,
POULTRY. GAME nnd LAKE
liiMtnv visit.
ark Ave. and Leavenworth St
Tel. C23.
596-1
TELEPHONE 1530.
YOUR HEALTH
Your health iiroatlv dmends upon what
you oat. What you eat depends upon your
grocer.
At our store wo keep only tho best
groceries und tho prlco Is alp-ays reason-
ii i e.
Hetnz's tirrnervK. fi-lh. crocks, hermatl-
cally sealed, $1.10.
i Deuuvo mat I nm tho only grocer in
tho cltv that rim ulvn vnn Mnrrpll' mnc-
cnronl. It Is mndo from n specially grown
wheat which gives It that rich, yellow
coior, wnicn is uuo BOieiy to tno nature oi
the wheat, nnd tint from I'olnrlmr matter
which Is to be found In other nutccaronl.
We mako n specialty of serving our
customers with lino country butter. Wo
gei some or inn oilier mnu. oi course, uui
wo turn that over for tho other fellow.
I. G. HUGHES GROCER.
23(i8-10 Cuming St., Telephone 1530.
f.97-1
MUSICAL
GLEE. CLUB for ladles' voices. Prof.
Vt right. L. L. C M., Is desirous of form
ing a society as tho nbovo for the prac
tice of glees, part-songs, etc., for ladles'
voices. Pructlces will bo held either In
tho morning, afternoon or evening, an tho
majority of tho members elect. Ladles
wishing to Join or requiring further In
formation should apply at studio, Sol Mc
Caguo Bldg. S0.1 1
PILLOWS.
OMAHA Pillow Co., 1721 Cuming. Tel. 2107.
M7S7
HATTERS.
OLD hats made now. 0)7 N. 17th St.
M765
iiai.i; TIES.
OMAHA Hay Balo-Tlo Co., Ell N. 16th.
-172
st.vti;arv.
STATUARY manufacturing. 317 8. 10th
hi, uruut uurguin removal sale.
723 D10
BOOKKEEPING.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing, it. ij, oin. .--.at. liaiiK. u. u. itatnnun
-128
PIIOTOGIIAPHY.
CHRISTMAS offer, opal pictures worth f3
iren wiiu ea;n uozeu pnotos. .Miner, leau
Ing photographer, 918 N. 24th. 750
PAWNHROKEHs.
EAGLE Loan Olllce, reliable, accommodat
ing; all ouslness confidential, uvi uougius.
-137
NICKEL PLATING.
STOVES, lamps, tc roplatlng.
Omaha
-138
Plating uo., ueo uidg. Tel. 2ojj.
LAUNDRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundry; shirts. 7c,' collars,
2c; currs, lc. 17M Lcavcnwortn. toi, mi.
-143
MA Ml HE It A HE COSTUMES.
NEW gents' and ladlcB costumes for rent.
S. Sack, 3318 uoutn wtn street.
436-D-21
DANCING.
IJEW classes now formtng for beglnner3 at
Morauti s, 15tn und Hartley. Aatiits, Tties,
und Frl., S p. in.; children. Sat. after
noons; select assemblies, Wed.. 8:30 p, tn.;
50c private, lessons, waltz and two-step, $3.
DOS Dec23
Bona
By Studying
The condition and temnorument
ot the patient, as well us tho
condition of tho teeth, wo nro
able to executo dltllcult dental
work with tho slightest Incon
venience, Use Dr. Bailey's
Tooth Powder. All druggists.
Bailey the Dentist
Sill! Piixtmi lllook.
ICth and Farnam Sts.
Lady attendant. Phone 1C85.
m m m
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
New Service to Mediterranean
The new rbrantla twin-
screw stenmor "Common wealth, "13,.
noil totiH. 0011 fret lone, from llosto i
to Gibraltar. Naples, Oonuii arid Alox
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Ante Room Echoes
Thoro nro lively tlmeB In prospect dur
ing the next two weeks In Masonic circles.
Tho activity will begin Monday evening,
when tho Scottish Rlto bodies will meet to
confer degrees upon a largo class. At this
mooting Claud L. Talbott of South Omaha
will preside, assisted by Rufus E. Parker
and M. F. Funkbouser.
Friday evening will bo turned over to
tbo knights Templars. Tho Red Cross de
gree will bo conferred upon a class ot
twelve by Mount Calvary coraniandcry.
After tho work there will bo a banquet, at
which speeches will bo mado by several
oratorical members of tho ordor. This
meeting promises to be tho most attractlvo
of tho meetings of the commuudcry this
( winter and guests will bo present from all
over tho state.
Tho grand council and the grand chapter
will meat In Omaha December 11. At this
session tho degroo of high priest will be
conferred upon all presiding officers of
chapters who have not previously rccolvcd
It.
December 13 will be held the ceremonial
seislon of tho Nobles of tho Mystic Shrlno
ol Tangier templo. Nobles from all parts
of the west will attend this meeting, nt
which a caravan will bo led across tho
desert sand.
Oraalia Council Royal and Select Masters
hold a meeting last weok, at which time the
order of Cryptic Masonry was couferrod
upon a class of seven. Following tho work
a banquet was Berred, at which addresses
were made by Hon. Gcargo W. Llnlnger,
Charles K. Coutant, John J. Mercor, B. F.
Thomas and A. Hugh Hippie. Judge Andor
son presided as toast master.
On Tuesday, November 13, Canton Ezra
Millard No. 7 entertained Major General
M. A. Raney, department commander of
Iowa, and chavallers of Canton Pottawat
tamle No, 6 of Council Bluffs, who acted
ns an escort to tho general, Ho was ro
colved by Colonel John W. Nichols, depart
ment commander of Nebrnska, Lieutenant
Colonel Louis Hclmrod. adjutant general,
nnd Captain T. J. Evans, commissary gen
cral. Cantons Ezra MUlnrd No, 1 nnd
Oustavus Adolphus No. 9, under command
of Cuptaln J, Mnrks, assisted In tbo recop
tlon. General Raney mado some very In-
I foresting remarks relative to tho cantons
Ho extended a cordial Invitation to tho
cantons ot Nebraska to participate tn the
grand canton encampment to bo held dur
ing the next session of tho Boverolgn grand
lodgo at Des Moines, In., In September,
1902. Tho meeting was by far tho most In
teresting and Instructive one held by Can
ton No. 1 for tome time, Refreshments
wore served, after which tho genoral was
escorted back to his car by tho chevaliers.
On Snturday ovonlng, November 23, tho
following oillcers wero elected for the ensu
ing term by Ruth lodgo No, 1, Independent
Order of Odd Follows: Noble grand, Miss
Mlnnln Helmrod; vlco grand, Miss Bertha
Moyern; seerotnry, Mrs. Carrlo Hamlin;
treasuror, Mrs. Mary Stuht. Colonel Louis
Helmrod was re-elected captain of tho de
gree team.
At the same session a commltteo was ap
pointed to make arrangements for a social
nt Odd Follows' hall, Tho commltteo so
lected Snturdny, Doceraber 14, ns tho date
of tho social. A good musical and literary
program has been provided, The remain
ing hours ot the ovonlng will bo dovoted
to dancing.
Thn annual election of officers for Ne
braska lodgo No. 1, Knights of Pythias,
occurred lust Monday night, when the fol
lowing officers wero elected for tho ensuing
term: Chancellor commander, Edward
Walsh tro-elected); vice chancellor, R, P.
Holfert; prelate, Arthur A. Heath (re
elected); master of tho work, J. W. Mnlono;
kocper of records and seal, John W. Tyfo
(re-elected); master of flnanco, Will C.
Mnthowti (re-eloctod); mnator of exchequer,
J, A. Dalzcll; master at arms, A. S. Kelley;
Inner 'guard, A. V. Dresher; outer guard,
W. R. I'ullen; trustee, to bctvo for three
uougiaa u j:w pm o 5:
Hustings. York, David
Cltv Sunerior. Geneva.
Exeter und Seward. ...b 3:00 pm b 6;
years, C. W. Joy. Great Interest was taken
In the election and a largo number of the
members wcro present. Tho expressed In
tention was to Rid the ofllccrs-clect In
every way possible and to work heartily
and earnestly with them In placing Ne
braska lodgo No. 1 In tho vanguard of
Pythlautsm In the grand domain of Ne
brnska. Tho yenr Just drawing to a closo
has been a most happy and prosperous
ono for tho lodgo and tho chancellor com
mander takes this occasion to thank the
members who aided so generously In mak
ing It such.
It Is hoped that tho clubroom will take
doQnlto shapo nnd n plan evolved by which
it can be mado n success. It Is the desire
to havo all of tho Pythlnn lodges In this
city Join In this movement, and If thoy do
It wilt be an accomplished fact.
On Inst Monday night Nebraska lodgo No,
1 conferred the rank of page on Mr. Hoeslng
of South Omaha.
On December 16 Ne-braska lodgo No. 1
wilt give Its last public entertainment for
tho year 1901. An excellent program Is
being prepared, which will bo announced
In these columns at a later date.
On noxt Mouduy night tho Dramatic Or
der Knights of Khorassan wltl havo n
meeting In Myrtle hull, nt which the an
nual election of oillcers will tnko placo
and preparations for a grand ceremonial
and banquet mado. Every member who
would direct tho footsoro nnd weary pil
grims to tho cooling and refreshing wells
of Zomzem are urgently requested to bo
present. Tho proposed pllgrlmago will bo
an arduous and ttrcsomo ono nnd every
mcmbor of tho Dramatic Order Knights
nt Khorassan must bo present to ntstst In
the election ot officers If thoy would mako
It a success.
Thursday evening Triangle lodge,
Knights of PythlBA, olectcd tho following
officers for tho ensuing yenr; Chancoltor
commander, I C. Hlne; vlco commander,
Henry Huffman; prelato, John J. Blake;
mnnter of tho work. Henry Itothholz;
keeper of records and seal, J. R. Stlno;
master ot finance, Norman Hothholz;
master ef exchequer, Charlos Schnaubcr;
master at arms, H. II. Williams; Insldo
guard, J. II. Heath; outside guard, H.
Frcldtnan; trusteo, J. P. Boyson; J. R.
Stlne. deputy grand chancoltor. After tho
oloctlon n banquet was served.
Trluno lodge, Knights of Pythias, elected
tho following oillcers Tuesday: Chancellor
commander, Hugo Molchlor; vlco com-
mnndar, W. E. Lees; prelate, L. A. Bor
shclm; mnster of work, J. E. Crnno; keeper
of records nnd seal, J. C. Brcwlngton;
master of finance, E. E. Hanson; master
of the exchequer, J. II. Bexton; mastcr-at-arms,
I). H. Parsons; Inner guard, W. D.
Eck: outer guard, L. A. Mcrrlam; trustees,
E. E. Hanson, L. A. Mcrrlam and W. E.
Lees.
Tuesday evening Union Pacific council No.
1069, Royal Arcanum, will hold Its first
party ot the season at Metropolitan hall.
Dancing will begin at 8:30 o'clock.
Custer poft, Grand Army of tho Republic,
nnd tho Woman's Relief corps gave a
campflro at their hall, Fifteenth and Doug
las streets, Tuesday night In honor ot Abo
Lincoln post 'and tho Woman's Relief corps
of Council Bluffs. Thero wcro nearly 600,
perspns present, of which 115 wero from
Council Bluffs. Post Commander J. B.
Drlesbach and Mrs. E. L. Sayne, president
ot the Relief corps, had chargo of the pro
gram. Too' campflro opened with a song,
"America," followed by prayer by Dt A.
C. Hirst. Hon. Jules Lumbard snng "Tho
Battlo Cry of Freedom." Thero was In
strumental music by Mrs. Hungate and
Miss Trenbcrth, a yocnl solo by Miss Dolllo
Henderson, recitations by Mrs. William
Corbett nnd Mnjor John B. Furny. Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Brown sang a duet and a
patriotic duet wbb sung by Comrades John
son, ono of Abo Lincoln and the other of
Custer post.
Royal League council No. C5 held a rous
ing stag pnrty Wednesday evening, packing
tho club rooms In the Continental block.
Tho members and guests wore favored with
songs by Messrs. Will McCune nnd Paul
Borceford, nccompanled by Prof. Oscar Gar
relson. Mr. SIgmund Landsbcrg played a
beautiful piano number of his own compo
sition. Jules Lumbard convulsed tho as
sembly with somo of his witty stories and
Etlllcd them with song. Cards, cigars and
refreshments flllcd In nn cnjoyablo ovculng.
Tho speakers were: Dr. A. C. Hirst,
Major R. S. Wilcox and Mrs. E. L. Sayne,
president of tho Relief corps of Omaha,
nnd Colonel John Lint, E, J. Abbott, Dr.
Crnlg, E. R. Fondoe and Mrs. Abbott, pres
ident of tho Relief corps of Council Bluffs.
Refreshments followed tho program.
Thero will be no meeting during tho com
ing week of either Omaha lodgo No. 1
or Royal Oak lodgo No. 200, Royal Achates,
ns theso lodges give a progressive high
flvo party nnd danco In Woodmen of tho
World hall on Wednesday night for tho
benefit ot tho Christmas treo which thoy
will hold on Chrlstmns night. The ordor
now hai over 700 mombora In Omaha and
South Omaha. During tho yenr 1901 there
has been Instituted tn Nebraska forty
lodges, with ncnrly 2,000 members.
Banner lodgo No. 1, Fratornal Union of
America, gavo a very attractlvo Thnnks
glving entertainment Thuraday evening,
Miss Kathleeno Balrd was chairman of
the entertainment committee. Light re
freshments wcro served and a pleasant
tlmo was spent by all thoso who wero
present Mondamln lodge No. Ill will
glvo a grand ball at Its hall In Patter
son block next week. Omaha lodgn No.
311 is arranging for an entertainment and
th.o commlttco In charge Ifl going to pre
pare a surprise for thoso who may bo pres
ent on that occuslon. Magic City, Vcrnost
and Las lea Mlru ludges- of South Omaha
gave entertainments last Saturday even
ing. Enterprise lodge No, 512 of South
Omaha will hold Its rogular meeting next
Friday evening.
Fraternal lodge, Bankers Union, gavo a
musicals Monday evening, at which
eovonty-flve porsc-ns were present. Tho
lodgo Intends to glvo ono of these enter
tainments each month.
RELIGIOUS.
Bug3 nro said to be destroying a church
nt Mlddlctown, O., and they are not "big
bugs" cither.
Rt. Rev. Thomns J. Conway, D. D., rector
of tho Catholic I'nlverslty of America, was
consecrated titular bishop of Snlmos In tho
historic Cathedral of Baltimore by his emi
nence Cardinal Gibbons tho other day.
Rev. Dr Joseph Dombrowskl Is the rector
of tho only Polish theological bernlnury In
Amerlcn, located at Detroit. Ho wns born
In Warsaw, studied ut tho university of
thnt city and took part In tho revolution ot
1SG2.
Euclid Avenue Baptist church, Brooklyn,
has Just chosen for Its pastor Rev. Charles
A. Schlcgel, 23 years old and totally blind,
Mr. SchlegDl him overy (luullllcntlon for his
work except his sight und Is a Hue mu
sician. Rev. Charles T. Wright, who Is In churgo
of the Episcopal church work among tho
Indians nt Iech lake. Is a full-blooded In
dian, I lu Is thn eldest son of the famous
Indian chief, Whlto Cloud and ns such Is the
direct head 'of tho OJIbway tribe,
Rov. Father WIcczorek, priest at St. Hed
wic's Polish Catholic church In Toledo, O.,
who died recently, bequeathed to the parish
1:13 entire fortune, amounting to nearly
$100,000. It was composed lurgely of Toledo
real estate. Father Wleczorek enme from
u nobln family In Poland.
No English clergyman. It Is said, has at
tacked tho policy of tho British government
In South Africa more trenchantly und un
compronlUlngly thnn Dr. Cluir es Gore,
canon of Westmlnstor, But In splto of this
Loid Sullsbury has appointed him bishop of
Worcester,
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