THE OMAHA DAILY ItEHi TIIUKHDAY, DECEMBEK 17, 1003.
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rATENTB-Btie A Co., Omahn. Keb. II,
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DETKCT1TES.
CAPT. T. COKMACK. 617 Karbacb block,
1L A-1M2. t M
THE BEPOtT PICTOTIVE A O ENCT
70S. N T. LIFE. Tr.t.f:P!!ONH 8MO. 7
DKEifllaAIUKtt.
IN fatnHle. MtM Stnray, 808 N. d.
M2o4 DJ7
JOT Tailor School, JM 8. JOth. Tel. L21W.
. M7W D71
IDORTHA.10 AND TTPKWRITINO.
A. C. VAN BA-NT 8 school. 717 N. T. Life,
NEB. Business Shorthand Colin. Boyd's
tneater. .
TICKET BHOKEkl.
CUT-RATE ' railroad ticket everywhere,
V. H. fhUbln, 1Mb Farnam. 'Phone Vt.
roil IlLWiOHIklt, WAUOKI, KTC
NEW and 2d-hen4 vehicle (or ale re
pair, u. jrroat, utn ana Leavenwortn.
t
FLORISTS.
HH A BWOliODA, 1116 Farnara. -431
L. HltMUaU&ON, florist. IU1 Farnam bu
COSTUMES.
Theatrical and maso,. Lleben, lOlt Farnsrn.
riHNiTiRia PACKixa.
i'eterson Lundberg, US & 17th. Tal. L-IHo,
H
1. E. WALLACE, Taxidermist, a 18th.
, ui
iniiurrica mvtivm.
(Hhould be rend DAILT by all Interested,
a cni!tf may occur til any uai.
'orviMu iniu.a toi- tn. Weak snulns; Do-
cemix-r is. itw. wu cluaa if nUMfiiii in
ail etea) at uie uenaiai l-uetuiuue aa toi-
tuwa; rAKCaU-fUai MaUs cluaa un
hour earilcr tr.ao otoalnir tluia euown balow.
jrrcels-.rost alalia lor uunmuiy cose at t
fJLi h.B-i'Xjax - aaAix close una
p. m.' Monuayrf bar a, s.-"Kaiser wnheiru
ii.," aimnriuay, ptr a, a, "uraf Waiaor
see."
Keg-ular and supplementary mall oloaa at
ore.c aia.iuu n.ii nour aer man oio
III time anown tx-low iecett that nupu.e
nitiitry mail tor ILuropa and Ueutral
Anieroi, via t,olou, ooaa una hour later at
a oreifa atuittoRt
' . Transatlaatl Malta, ,
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for FRANCE,
bWllZll.it LAND, ITALY, bAlN, VUH
TUOAL, 'A'UKKJSXf bUVH.-UnEeJttf,
biilllbri LWiA and LOHCiSiu MAH-
(jCUZ, per a. . . La Savoia, vlu Havre
tuiail for other parta ol Lurupe rauai 4o
directed "per a. a. La Savole ).
SAT U KUAi At 2:30 a. m. for IRELAND,
par. a. a.. L'murln, vta'wueeustown tmaU
lor -other parta of htaiope must t ui
reeled "per a. a. Umbrla at a. ou tor
KkiKoPj). per a. a. New York, vu
Bout hani. ton; at :1M) a. m. tor SCOT
LAND, olrect, per a. a. aithlopla, (mall
muat M directed ' "per . jj.unopi -)
at 11 a. m. for DklNMARK direct, per a. a.
I hlorge (mall muat be directed "Ir a, a,
' Norge").
After the closing' of 'the ' Supplementary
. Trana-Atlanun ulalla named aoove. addi
tional Supplementary Walls are opened on
' the- plera o tlia American, liinalinli,
French and Ueiman eteamera and remain
. open until wltuln Ten Uinutea of the hour
Ol easing oi ataamar. r
. Malta tor loath aad Ceatral AsaerlcA,
' , '.. Weet laales, Etc.. ''
THURSDAY-At I a. m. for CUBA, per a. a.
Ksperanae, (mall fur Mexico, via, jfrucraso.
Campeche and Vera Vrui muut be ul
. rectea "per a. e. iiiaperansa ); at li tu.
lor Mttxiou, per a. a. x umuri, via lam
J ploo (mall must be directed "per a. s,
Yumuri' ii at 12:20 u. m. for BEHMl'DA.
ANT1UUA, GUADALOUPK and MAH
TlNlgUL, jwr a. a. Utrurla (mail tor
Barbados, Trinidad, Brifhh, Dutch and
French Uulana must be directed "per . a.
Etrurla'J.
FRIDAY At 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10:30
a. m.) tor 1NAOUA and HAITI, per a. a.
Bolivia, (mall for Petit Qoave and Aux
Caves must be directed 'per s. s. Bo
livia"); at 7 p. m. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per ' Sv s. -Carthaelnlun, lrom iiiladei
phi. -:
SATURDAY At (:M . m. for BARBADOS
and BRAZIL, - per a. a. Bellng.lo, via
Pernambuoo, Rio Janvlro and tiantos
(mall for Northern Kraall. Aisemine.
UruKuay and Paraguay must be directed
"per s. a. Bnllaaglo '); at :) a. m. Uup
plementary 8:80 a. m.) for CURACAO and
VENEZUELA, per a. s. Zulia (mall for
Bavanllla and Cartagena must be di
rected "per s. s. Zulla"); at a. m.. for
l'OHTO RICO, per a. a. Coamo, via San
Juan; at :30 a, m. (supplemrntary 10:30
a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA
MAICA. SAVANILLA and CARTAOENA,
Kr a. a. Blblrla (mall for Costa Rica must
directed "per a. s. Slblrla"); at lo a.
m. for CUBA, per a. s. MuxU-o, via
Havana; at 10 a, m. for HAITI, per s. s.
Prins Willein II. (miLil t..r fi,.r..T
Veneauela, Trinidad, Brltlnh and Dutch
Oulana muot, be directed "per e. s. Prlns
Wlllem II,"): at lo A. tn. for YUCATAN
. per a. s. Peggry (mall must be directed
OKNTINB Rv6uAt and 'PARAQUAyI
per a. , Hpata.
POTOFFICH HOTICK.
made up and forwarded until the antral
of the -tnrt steamer.)
PHILIPPINE IBLANDS. via San Tren-
clreo, clot here dully at :W p. m. tip to
December ?7, lnrlHlve, for despatch per
f'nlled (Itaiee TrsneiorL
TAHITI and liAHgl KSAB ISLAKD9, Via
Ran Francisco, close here dally at 1 W p.
m. up to January l. Inclusive, for ds
oatrh ter . a. Marlrnea.
HAWAII, via Ban Fran'tco, close here
dally a p. m. up to January ft, inciu-
I la trf iAartatnti tie a AmtrtiAm.
NOTE Unless othsile addressed. Wsst
A'istralla Is forwarit'd via Kurortt, end
New Ze'iland and Philippines vln Fan
Frsnclsco the quickest routes. Philip,
sine rpeclally eddressed "via Cannda"
or "via Europe" must be fully prepaM at
the foreign rt. Hawaii ts forwardsd
via Ran FrancUco exclusively.
Trsnipsclne malls are forwarded lo port of
Silling oauy ana ins scneouie or cicsinn
Is arranved on the presumptUm of their
uninterrupted overland transit. rtesis
ttriA mall closes at p. m. previous Ay.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Toe-msster.
Postofflce, New York, N. T., December 11,
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAUA
Coctl Uoira Man Watch with Ittttrett
Ooopcrt Prcoeadlnp in Qio-go.
esaxesaBeB
DETERMINE TO TAKE NO HASTY ACTION
Baalaess Aea Stepbeas Saya if Ha
Agreesaeat la tteahe4 All AaeaU
gasaateA Will Be Called
Oat.
i I '-L. Li, L. t
1'HIOH iTAriOJt ltrth AMD MARCT.
Itllaela Ceatra!-
, L-aTS.
Chicago Express a 7:60 am
v.mcaxo, Minneapo:is k
St. Psul Llmltel a 7:80 pm
Minneapolis A Bt. Paul
Express b 7:S0 am
Chleage Jk Rarth westera.
The Northwestern Line.
Fast Chics eo.
Local Chicago.
Man
a t:40 am
all .30 am
A :10 pm
Local BloUX City..........
Daylight Bt.Taul.......a 7 SO a
m
.a 1:00 am
..a 1:26 pm
..a l:E4 pm
..a 4:2 pm
..a tM pm
Dayllxht Chlciao
Limited Chicago....
Fast Chicago.. J...
Ixioal Chlcngo....;.
Fast Bt. Paul
Bt. Paul Express..
fan i mhii
xcal Bloux City b 4:00 pm
Norfolk Bones t !.... a l:C6 am
Lincoln A Long Pine. .. .b ;06 am
Deadwood, Hot Springs '
and Lincoln a S:G0 pm
Cssper A Wyoming Ex..d 1:50 pm
Nastlnxs. Superior and
. d z:ou pm
Arrive,
a 10:36 pm
a 1:08 am
bJ0:38 pm
a 7:88 am
a 1:30 am
b 1:46 pm
al0:n pm
a id pm
a 6:16 am
a 1:4 pm
a 7:16 i
a 6:25 i
a 2:40
am
am
pm
a 6:20 am
M0: am
b 10:36 am
a 1:10 pm
e 6:19 pm
b. 6:10 pm
a pm
a 130 pm
a 6:30 rm
a 6:80 pm
a 7:30 urn
a 6:40 am
a 6:40 am
b12:4S pm
b 6:65 am
6:56 am
all:10 am
a 6:80 pm
Albion
I'aloa Paelfle.
Overland Limited a :40 in
The Fast Mall a 8:50 am
California Exprsos..... .a 4.20 pra
The Chicago -Portland
Bpeclnl a 1:20 pm
The Portland - Chicago . ,
Special
Eastern Express ,
The Atlantic Express
The Colorado Bpeclnl. ,.all:SS pm
Chicago Bpeclnl
Lincoln, Beatrice and
Stromsburg Express. .b 4:00 pm
Columbus Local b 6:00 pm
Ckleage Great Westera.
11 St Paul A Minne
apolis Limited......
104 Ft. Dodge Express.. a 7:85 am
IM Ft. Dodge Express.. a 1:66 pm
20 St. Paul A Minne
apolis Limited a 7:68 pm
T Ft. Dodge Express..
103 Ft. Dodge Express., .
Chicago, Mllwaokee St. PaaL
Chicago Daylight ,a 7:56 am all:lB pm
Chicago Fast Express.. a 6:46 pm-a 1:10 pm
Overland Limited a 8:20 pm a 8:10 am
ueB jnoines ,xpresa....a i:o am a ;jv pm
Chicago, Rock Island A Paclfl'e.
. EAST.
fhtcas-n Davllirht T.'t'it.a I:KS am a 1:S0 am
Chicago Daylight Local. a 7:00 am a 8:38 pm
Chicago Express Ml: 15 am a 6:86 pm
Des Molnt Express. ...a 4:30 pm bll:50 am
Chicago Fast Express. a 6:30 pm a 1:28 pm
WEST.
Rocky Mountain L't d..a I'M am a I J6 pm
Lincoln, coio. springs,
lenver Puehla ana
West a 1:30 pm a 6:00 pm
Texas, California and
Oklahoma Flyer ......a 8:15 pm al3:0 pra
Wabaah."
St. Louis ' "Cannon
Ball" Express ,.,...a 6.-65 pra a 6:6 am
fit. Louis Local. Onun-
cil Bluffs . .a :15 pm a CilS am
Mlssoarl Paelfle.
Bt Louts Express ' al0:00 am A 6:38 pm
K. C. A St I Express.. al0:60 pm a 6:16 am
BTJRLIXGTOH STATIOKI lOth MAIOK.
toil
Chicago,' Barllagt
I ' .. ."k-Xeave."
Chlcaga Special ..y..a7:00 am
Chicago Vestibuled Ex. .a 4:00pm
Chicago Ii al .... a 8:18 am
Chicago limited a 8:08 am
Fast Malt
Jails Far warded Overland, Ete Ex.
TraaspatelSa. .. ,
t BA Via Port Tampa Fla., cloeee at this
fflce.- dally, except Thursday, at 6:3u
a. m. (the connecting mulls close here
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Satur-
' day. i
MEXICO CITT-Overlund. unless specially
adjrf-sffd for despatch by Reamer, closes
at this office daily, except Bunday, at 1:20
p. m. and 11:W p. m. SuaUays at 1 p. m.
and 11) p. m.
NEWruUNDLAND By rail to North Svd
hy, and thenoe by stnmer, closes st this
ortlce dally at (;I0 p. tn. (connecting Malls
close here every Monday, Wednesday. nd
, returday).
JAMAICA-By rail to Boston, and thneia
' by stammer, closes at this oltloe at 4.80 n?
n. every Tueslsy.
By rail to Phliadolnhla and thence, by
steamer closes at this office at 11:30 p. nC
everv WsluoBday.
MIQUELON-By i to Boston, and thence
by stssmer, closes at this office daliy at
30 p. m.
BEIJ7E. PUERTO CORTKZ and GUATE
MALA By rail to New Orleans, and
thence by eteamer, closes at this office
d,0,,& CPS. 8unday. at 11:10 p. m. and
U:S0 p, m., Sundays at 1 p.-m; and Ill.iO
S-Ji' -i0'.',"?111 mil vIom hare k. i..
COSTA RICA By mil to New Orleans, and
thence by steamer, closes at this office
ia.20 p. m.. Bundsys at 1 p. m. and ill ao
b. m. (eonn'c:Uig mall clusea hsra Tubs
days at IU:S0 p. ra.)
BAHAMAS (Except Parcels-Post Mails.)
by rail to Miami. Fla , and thence by
sisamer. cloaee at U:80 p, m. on Satur-
IREiilHTERKD MAIL closes at 1 n. in.
prevlout .day. -
Traasoacia. Maila. ' '.
M.W,.Ib,,A,?AN' r,IINA " PHILIP
PISE ISLANDS, via Bun Fraoalioo, elose
here dully at . p. m. up to Dso inbr
r.L ,..,?UuJ,tv for despatch psr a. a. Doric.
CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and
victoria, B. C. close hers dally at 6 80 p.
m. up to December 122, inclusive, for dis
, ltch per a a. Euipress of ludla. (Mur
rhandise fur U. a postal agency at
C"S cannot . be forwarded via
CHINA and JAPAN.'via SsatUs! cUss hsra
dally at 4 30 n. m. up to Doaintr Ar; In-
.C u-7ft tr1f"Vti h per s. a. Biiawmut.
HAW All, JA1 AM 44 CHINA - and
clally Bddreed maU for the PHILIP
PIN, 18LAND8. via Saa Francisco. cls
here dUy at 4 10 p. ni. up to December
14. Inciutlve, tor despitclt per a. a. Xip
" yon Msru.
AUSTRALIA (except westi. FIJI 191
ANDi and NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
' couver and Victoria, is C., clos here
daily at t JO p. m. up to December In
clusive, for despatch per a. s. M low era.
NKW ZKAUNl), A I ST HA LI A texient
West). NEW CALKIMINIA. FIJI. 6A
r.oe here daily ate.M d. m. un m u.n.
ber J.. iiuluKlve, fur densich er a. a
B erra. (If the Cunard steamer funvli.g
tks British niati lor New Zm.sii-1 d-w
rot arrive In time to connect nh
ii!I Mt. h, extra uiailsctusiiig t U a
sn , H.W a. m. and w p m , Sumtavs tt
a, m., 6 e. tu. mil 4 iu p. ,i,i. -m.l Is
tsalney.
.Arrive.
a 8:58 pm
a 7:48 am
all :00 pm
a T: pra
z:u
Bnrllagtoa t Mlssearl River.
Wymore, Beatrice and
Lincoln a 8:60 am
Nebraska Expresa a 1:80 am
Denver Limited v. a 4:10 pm
Black Hills and Pucet
Bound Bxprens aU:10 pm a 1:80 pm
j o i o r a a o vesuouiea
Flyer
Lincoln Fast Mall b 8:67 pm
Fort Crook and Platta-
mouth b 8:10 pra
Bellevue A Paclflo Jet. ..a 7:60 pra
Ballsvue A Pacino Jet... a 8:80am
Kaaaaa City, St. Joseph
Staffs. '
Kansas City Day Ex. ...a 9:18 am
Bt. Louis Flyer a 6:26 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:4ipm
i pm
bll:08 pm
a 7:46 nm
a 6:46 am
a 1:80 Dm
a 6:08 pm
MO M am
a 8:27 am
ex Caaaeil
a 1:A6 pra
all:(K am
a 6:30 am
WEBSTER DEPOT 10th St WEBSTER.
Hlssearl PaelSe.
Leave. Arrive.
IV f M.l .f
Weeping .Water ........ b 4:10 pm alO:8Sam
Chleaco. St. Paal, Miaaeapolls A
Twin City Passenger..,. a 6:20 am a 8:10 pm
Bloux City PaaiA-nger....a 1:00 pm all :30 am
A.trUn.1 TWMkl h t-li lim h l-Jl ,m
a Dally, b Daily exeept Sunday, d Dally
except Saturday, e uaiiy exuepi stonaay.
LEGAL MQTTCB.
' STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINO.
OFFICE OF LEE-OLA8S-ANDREESEN
HARDWARE COMPANY. OMAHA. Neb.
Deo. 12. 1&03. Notice Is hereby given to the
stockholders of the Lee-Ulass-Andreesen
Hardware company that the annual meet
lnf of the atockholdere of the company
wi.i o iiuiu i iim viiivw ui me Mn com'
c&nr. corner of Ninth and Harney streets
In tne city of Omaha, in the state of Ne
braska, on Tuesday, January 12, A. D. 104,
at 8 o'clock p. m., for the purposs of elect
ing a board of directors for the company
to serve during the ensuing year, and te
transact such other business ss may be
presented at sucn meeting, a. J. LEE,
President
- Attest: W. M. GLASS, Secretary.
OUTPUT OF PACKING HOUSES
Has Reeelpte at Principal Center
atlane te Snow Gala Over
Prevlene Wtsks, -
,
CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. U-(SpecUl Tele
gram.) Price Current aays: There has
been a further moderate enlargement la
the number of hogs marketed. Total West
era packing waa 626,000, compared with 630,
000 the preceding week and 676.000 last year,
Since November 1 the total Is 3,180,000,
against 8,480.000 a year ago. Prominent
place compare a follows:
1908.
Chicago i
Kansas City
SOUTH OMAHA
Bt. Louis
St. Joseph
Indianapolis ......
Milwaukee
Cincinnati ........
Ottumwa
Cedar Ha lids ....
Bloux City
St Paul
.I.Omi.uuO
. l&s.uot
. 20.0o0
. 210.UU0
. lsl.OuO
. Ii.0ii0
. l&g.OnO
. I30i0
. M.OuO
, ' 68.OU0
. "t.UoO
. lJU.UOO
1902.
le.0Ot
270.01
216.U
. ITH.tniO
leS.oi
st.O'io
71.OM0
lojoi
U8,0ut
Pierre Library Take Fersa.
PIERRE, 8. D.. Dee. 11 (Special.) The
stone cutters who were engaged la work
on th Carnegie library la this city havs
completed their work and the cut stone ts
practically all laid. While the present cold
weather may put a stop to the work for
the rest of the winter, the contractors hope
for a few mora warm days to allow them
to complete this part of the work and ga
ahead wltb toe wood work.
A Safe Cssgk Medietas leg taUerea.
In buying a cough medicine for children
never be afraid to buy Chamberlain'
Cough Remedy. There te no danger from
It and relief te always surs to follow. tt Is
especially valuable for colds, croup and
Lo.'iU.g couth.
AbOUt
Members of labor unions in South Omaha
are keeping In close touch With conditions
prevailing In Chicago. The packing house
cooper in Chicago have demanded a uni
form .scale of 88 a day and th reduction
In the number of apprentlcea who take the
place of men In the lighter portion of the
work.
George Stephens, business agent for the
Packing Trade council aald to a reporter
for The Bee last night that the South
Omaha tabor element waa taking a con
servative view of the situation and hoped
that no hasty action would be taken.
Continuing Mr. Stephens said that In case
th packer In Chicago refused to com to
an agreement with the cooper all of the
amalgamated associations would be called
out at all of the packing center In th
country. He, however, did not think that
this action would be taken there waa
but such a slight difference In the scale
now, given and the price asked by the
Coopers. Even a it I th union men meet
every evening at th headquarters here to
get the latest new .from President Don'
Sally In Chicago. South Omaha packers
employ only about ninety coopers, but the
coopers' union is In th amalgamated asso
ciation, hence the Interest In the outcome
all along the line.
Aside from the disturbance In Chicago
there is'nothlng to ruffle th serenity of the
situation here. Mr. Stephens said that the
men employed in the packing house her
were wall satisfied at present and that
they had no grievance against their em
ployera. .
Mr Pave Twenty-Fifth Street.
Sine th council ha taken action In the
matter of paving south .Twenty-fourth
street and Railroad avenue without a pe
tition the suggestion has been made that
Twenty-fifth street from L street north to
the city limits bs paved under the same
provisions. As the Twenty-fourth street
pavement 1 almost unfit to travel' on those
who use vehicles are advocating the pav
ing of either Twenty-third or Twenty-
fifth strest. Several members of the coun
cil have been asked their opinion on this
matter and they assert that more than
likely one or the other of these streets
will be paved next year unless the Twenty.
fourth street property owners ga to work
and" provide means for th laying of a sub
stantial pavement
Welcome Thirtieth Infantry.
Preparation are being made by South
Omaha cltlsens, those of ., Bellevue" and
Crook City to welcome to Fort Crook the
Thirtieth United State Infantry which will
garrison Fort Crook. - This regiment has
arrived at the Presidio and 1 expected here
before January L
.It I th Intention to have a celebration at
the post and at Crook City when the
soldier from th Philippines arrive. Cap
tain Shaw of the Thirtieth Infantry Is al
ready at the post and the understanding Is
that the. company of the Sixth Infantry
now garrisoning the post will have charge
of the welcome to be extended th Incom
ing regiment
Read Caneele Caatraet.
bout two months ago J. L. Kennedy
began work with an iutflt widening the
Hock Island 'roadbed from Albright to
Gate, i It waa expected that this 'work
wouia taae up tne greater part oi a year,
Within the last day or two th Rock Island
officials cancelled the contract and Ken
nedy has moved hi .grading outfit to other
point. Only a portion of the work con
templated had been done and none of. tt
completed. At South Omaha nothing posi
tive I known about th action of th com
pany in this matter beyond the fact that
the contract had been cancelled. It Is x
pected, however, that a new contract will
be entered Into a soon a the weather
change, so that grading can. be done to
advantage. ' When this grading begun It
waa th Intention to lay a double track and
corns sidetrack ' between Albright and
Gates.
Annual Charity Ball.
It ha been decided by the South Omaha
Hospital association to hold the annual
charity ball on January 18. This event Is
one of the social affair of the, season and
will, of course, be the same this year. The
proceed of the ball go Into the hospital
treasury. On January 6, the member of
th association will meet and elect officers
for the year and .th annual report read,
After the election of officer in January It
is th purpose of the member .of the asso
ciation to again make a move to secure
fund enough to build a hospital here. So
many of th patients treated at the hoe
pltal are unable to pay their way that the
Institution Is usually a little behind In It
finances. What la wanted la a source of
Income which can be depended upon. The
suggestion has been msde that the work
Ingmen In the pecking houses psy a certain
sum per week Into the fund. Labor leaders
seem to think that the end could be reached
by the hospital acquiring a building of its
own and then permit the union to agree
to support a certain number of bed.
Mag'te City Gossip.
Lester Bhambian la out again after
severe Illness.
Mr and Mr. Andrew McOuIre of Albright
report ine oina oi a aaugnier.
Kay W. Hunt ha gone to De Motnss to
spena a lew day wttn friends.
C. L. Baylor, office manager at Armour's,
is aenuuBiy sica ai mi nome in omana.
John J. Maher of Deadwood, S. D., I In
xne cuy viaiung menaa tor a fsw days.
A daughter was born yesterday to Mr.
sna airs, jonn uregory, at noutu Twenty
fourth street
An entertainment will be aiven at Work
man temple this evening for the benefit
or mi lempie association.
Oeorg H. Brewer ha Installed an elec
trlo horse grooming and clipping machine
m nis uvsry siauie on iweiuy-nrtn street
A burglar entered the residence of James
n. vanuusen, i weniy-sixtn and D streets,
. . -..... ..via new over
coai. (
P. C. Murray, formerly a well known
i-narcir in ouuin ismaoa, naa located at
Codyj Wyo., where be says ha will remain.
Frank A. Btoadwell, Twenty-fifth and
streets, waa all smiles yesterday as he an'
nouncMl the fact to his friends that he
wu uia uitppy ,M.ii.er vi a bouncing daugh
ter. .i
The Chicago polloe have notified Chief
nrisgs inai en onicer is on tne way with
requisition paper tor Alexander Navels,
the colored huu wan led tn the Windy City
,ui m, wu.
' Those contemplating tsklng the teachers'
examination the latter part of the month
are urged to take the grammar grade
Yauiiu.iioa, mm mo eisinci mu plenty of
primary teacher. ,
South Omaha camp No. 211. Woodmen of
ine mono, nave clewed these officers for
the ensuing year: Past consul commander,
John Ford; consul commander, A. J. No-
aean; aaviaer lieutenant, it. Tombrtuk. tr.
banker H. T. Brass; clerk, John O. Carl-
on. eacort. at. Toruorlnk; watchman
(.arlaoo: sentry, K. Lehman; phyalciaus,
vv. m. uavis ana A. J. Aouriy; manager.
II. Tonibrlnk, June Grace aud A. Nelson.
ROUBAIX. fc D.. Deo. 11 (Special.) Tbe
Globe Publishing company ha been or in
Ised by the leading business men and citi
es ne of this plao to continue tt; inltea
Uluo of the Intsr-MounuUa Uluba, recently
replevined by Louta Reeborg. Those la
ter ted In the company are: O. B. Amu
den, superintendent of the Clover .Leaf
Mining company; D. O. Baker, E. P. 1 lad
ley, Erik Nelson, E. R. Thompson, A. E.
Hall, C. H. Lewis. Oeorge Mossing, John
son McLaughlin, W. W. Corp and' Oeorge
Conn era
HYMENEAL
Tyeen-Sheeta.
BLAIR, Neb., Dec, 11 (Special Telegram.)
This evening at the residence of Rev. S. W.
Richards, the Baptist minister who offi
ciated, Mr. George W. Tyson, one of the
prosperous young farmer of the Arlsona
bottom north of Blair, wpe united in mar
riage to Miss Abble Bheeta of this city.
Mr. Tyson I th eldest arm of Hon. Watson
Tyson of Blair and the newly wedded
ctouple will make their home on hi well
stocked 160-acre farm owned by himself.
Mlddleten-Oerene. ,
MISSOURI VALLET, I,, Dec. 16-8peV
clal.) Thi evening at 7 o'clock at th
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr.
W. Owen of this city, occurred th
wedding of Lela Owens to Almor Middle-
ton, Rav. Williams of the Methodist church
officiating. Both parties are talented musi
cians. They are of well known famllle
and have spent most of their lives In Mis
souri Vallsy. - ;
Adams-dirt.
HUMBOLDT, Neb., Dec. 16.-(Speclal.)-
A noon today two well known Richardson
oounty young people. Miss Nellie Cllft of
this, city and Mr. Albert Adams of Snlem,
were married. ' Rev. Calvert of the Hum
boldt Methodist church performed the cere
mony tn the presence of relatives and a
few Intimate friends, at the home of the
bride's father, Gedrge Cllft
Dlehlnson-Bloona.
SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Dec. 16.-(Speclal.)
George W. Dickinson, who claims Sioux
Falls as his home but is engaged In the
breeding of fast hones at Jessup, la. and
Miss Barbara V. Bloom of Buffalo, N. T.,
were married In this city, the ceremony
being performed by County Judge Bailey.
The couple departed for a wedding Journey
to the Paclflo ' coast .
. DEATH RECORD. .
Mrs. John B. Fisher.
AUBURN, Neb., Dec. IS. (Specie!.) Mrs.
John B, Fisher, wife of Hon. John B.
Fisher, died at her home In Aaplnwall
precinct of this county on December 16,
aged about 73 years. . The cutis, of her
demise was pneumonia, the result of ex
posure soma two weeks, i be for. She was
A daughter of William I.lnp, one of the
first that crossed 'the Missouri river and
settled In' this state. She was a woman
of high character and lovable traits. ,
. John ' C. Hennessey.'
NEW YORK, Dec. 18. John ' C. Hen
nessey, a veteran newspaper man and
former president of the NewYork Press
club, is dead after a long illness. He was
born In Ireland seventy-one, year ago and
has occupied high positions . on several
leading dallies.
" Jndge H. It. Antles.
STANTON. Neb.. Dec. 16. (Special Tele
gram.) H. H. Antles, police Judge and a
prominent soldier, died at 13 o'clock last
night at hi residence of Jieart failure.
You've heard some Champagnes are good.
Form an opinion of your own founded on
taste. Tou'll find Cook's Imperial better.
Aanoaaeemente of be Theaters.
This evenlnar at the . Rovrt theater Miss
Adelaide Thurston will W&edt for the first
time In Omaha "Poiiy-rrtmrose," a charm-1
Ing comedy by F. ,J. Wlhrtach. ; It deals
with Washington society.. of jile days be
fore the war, the scenes being laid at
Georgetown, a suburb of the capital. The
love stbry is dainty and" the comedy is
said. to be delicious, ; The engagement Is
for one night only. On Friday evening one
of the feaily notable engagements of the
season begins, Clara Bloodgood and her
fine company presenting' "The Girl with
the Green Eyes,' Clyde' Fitch's most suc
cessful play. This piece made a tremendoui
hit In New York last season. And has be'e.i
warmly greeted wherever It has been pre
sented so tar this season. It will be given
here with the same company and the same
scenery that was used In th Broadway pra
ductlon.
Crowded house hav been the rut at
the Orpheum this week. The bill has evl
dsntly caught public fancy and promises
In point of attendance to stand near the
top for th Season. Probably , Howard
Thurston, the magician, and a nephew of
exUnlted States Benator, John M. Thurs
ton, plays no small part in the formation
of the magnet ' The noted perstldlgitator
is doing all new tricks And illusions .and Is
mounting his act beautifully. . He will
show "Agra," his latest Illusion today.
Tonight an! for the remainder of trie
week, with a matinee Saturday, the at
traction at th Krug wUl -be Thomas J.
Smith In ."The Game Keeper."- This play
has been tn Omaha before and theater
goers remember it as one of the prettiest
and most enjoyable of Irish dramas. Mr.
Smith, who has something of a reputation
as a singer, will give a number of songs
during the action of th piece.
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. SPECIALIST
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3Uth to Both State Map, worth $1.00
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200 Prices
Who knows about the street and avenues of the town In
which they live. ' . . . . .. . ..
The Bee is going to give some handsome prizes to the people
who know most about our Omaha streets and avenues. ;
( Beginning Monday, December 14, and ending Sunday, De
cember 20, at the head of the Want Ad pages will be printed .five
questions each'day, the answer to which will be found on the
Want Ad pages and will be the name of one of the streets of
Omaha. The name of the street "will not necessarily be in the
address at the bottom of the want ad. . It may be in the body of
the advertisement. '- ' ' ' '
; An Example: Give the name of a street named ' y
after the "Little Giant,'' Lincoln's antagonist. "
This, of course, was Stephen A. Douglas. , ;
Look through the Want Ad pages until you find the name of
Douglas street, and cut out the advertisement, as directed below.
1 The conditions of the contest are as follows: - ..
. ui. L-n.'iiig mw. '.mmJm . - At the top of a sheet of paper
write your name and address.
In case you should . use more
than one sheet, write your
name and address at the top of
each separate sheet. Then write
out the question as It appears in
, tbe paper and paste below the
want ad, clipped from the paper
containing the name of the
street which constitutes the an
swer. Underline the name of
the street. .
Do the same with the second
question, and sd ,on until- you
have completed tbe thirty-five
questions which will appear
during' the week.
The person giving the great
est number of correct answers
The person having next pearest
LIST OF PRIZES
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1st One Ten boiler Cold Piece. ,$,10.00
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will receive first prize,
number, the second prize, etc.
In case of a "tie," the person sending in answer first, as shown
by postmark qn the envelope, will be given the preference.
All answers must be sent by mail, and no answers will bo
! considered which are mailed later than Monday, December 21.
No one connected with The Bee Publishing Company will be
allowed to compete for a prize,
Do not send in your answers until the end of the contest.
, Address, Bee Want Dept., Omaha,. Neb.
; Thero, is money for advertisers
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os well as contestants in The Bee
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