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TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1P05. TOOTH TALK, No. 14 HOW OFTE (,We have board some lady emphatically tielllm. "Thirh! hate to go- to the dentist's! Every thnt I do 1 com home and no to bed wltb a nervous hesdache." Thin wu often true under the old regime, but the dent UK shreast with the times no longer shamefully hurt their patient. There are today Innumerable In ventions and newly discovered remedies that promote the com fort of the patient tn the dental chair. . I All teeth comfortable and easily. I tell you this because It's true. A RellaMe'Tjeatlst at a Reaeoaable Fee. Phone 517 DR. riCKBfl. DHffTIST, S Bee Bldg. WELSH PLEADS NOT GUILTY Withdraws Coafessloa and Haters Denial to C'harac la Land Case. Hurry Welsh, who was jointly liialcted with Rev. George O. War and Frank W. Lambert on the charge of conspiracy in the 1. B. I.' land fencing and fraudu lent land entry Cases, appeared before Judge Munger Tuesday ' afternoon, with drew his previous plea of guilty and en ured a pla of not guilty In order that he might give bond In 16.000. The bond was formally executed, with John Munset of farleton an surety. Mr. Mungel Is the father of Welsh's wife, who Is now lying In a critical condition at her homi near Davenport, Neb. Welsh has been at the bedside of his wife since December 4, under the charge of a special officer and hi formal release on bail was ef cted Tuesday afternoon. Welsh will by eld as an important wit ness against R George O. Ware, and for that reason he was not sentenced under his plea of guilty three weeks ago. Frank Lambert, the third of the trio of Indicted parties, has not yet been r.ble to secure his flu.OOO ball, though his friends Insist that It will be forthcoming shortly. I,ambert wan taken from Jail Tuesday af ternoon end placed In charge of Special Dalllff James Allan, while he In having a conference with friends and relatives on the ball proposition. - Like Borstlag. When your head feels like bursting. Dr. King'a New Life PUla quickly cure the cause, constipation. . Ific. For sale by Sher man A McConnell Drug Co. A Red Hot Book oa Stoves Did any one ever make you an offer of a siovo or range absolutely free, freight pre paid to. your railroad station, with several lengths of stovepipe thrown InT Have you ever read' offers of stoves or ranges sent on thirty days' frco trial, freight prepaid, stovepipe, oven ' thermometer, etc., in cluded, with the understanding that If you were not pleased you could ship It back at the manufacturers' expense? Well, this free stove book, written by one of the great est .stove experts In the United States, tells some soorohlng truths about the stove business, and It will be found very Inter esting reading sent you free, ,ln fact, every page and every chapter of the book is fairly alive with the truth about stoves. Send for the book while It's- hot reading. This Is the season of the year when you can enjoy It. A postal will bring this In teresting and valuable book by return mall, free of cost. Address ''Stove Expert,". 28 JeffertrfaVenue,' Detroit. Mich. '"" RAILROAD ARGUMENT DENIED Ceuitj Official Testify t Laoi Bfliof Aiteiiel at Full Vain. VITAL POINT IN THE TAX HEARING Member of Board of Eaaallsatloa la Tkayer Coaaty Says Load There Was Assessed at Actaal Valae. Attorney General Norris Brown placed a number of witnesses on the stand In the Union Faclflc tax "se Tuesday morning to rebut the testimony offered by the rail roads that the assessment of land In Ne braska was lower than the actual value of the land. For some time neither side has paid any attention to the assessment of railroad property, the railroad attempt ing to show that real estate and mer chandise have been assessed too low and therefore the railroads have had to bear an unjust burden of the taxes. It Is now the Intention of the attorney general to put on wltneases from each of the counties In which the railroad has selected wit nesses to rebut the railroad testimony. As a basis for Us operation the railroad attorneys have secured a complete record of all the real estate transfers In the coun ties through which Ha line runs and these records are weed In the cross-examination of witnesses. 8. B. Bterrett of Merrick county, called by the state to testify as to the value of lands in that county, proved himself thor oughly familiar with all the land tn that county. He testified real estate had been assessed at its full value. He also swore, as an expert, that the consideration named In a transfer was not a good Indication of the value of property. Because, he said, in many Instances the consideration In the deed was Inflated for various reasons. Baldwin Calls Off Tracts. On cross-examination Jonn W. Baldwin called off several tracts of land by descrip tion and asked the witness if he was famil iar with them. In nearly every instance Bterrett answered in the affirmative and when asked, readily put a price on the prop erty. Ills testimony occupied almost all the miming. Several times he told of transfers that had been made wherein the selling price was less than the assessed value. H. V. Vandecar of Howard county, called by the railroad, test I fled land In his county had been assessed at about 68 or TO per cent of Its value. ' J. R. KatcllfTe of Merrick county, called by the state, said land In his county was worth on an average hot more than SJ7.50 to $30 an acre. Count Attorney McQuis tlon of Thayer county, a member of the County Board of Equalization, said land In his county had been assessed at ! full Jsrrett, wss arraigned for preliminary hearing In police court Tuesday morning. Allen decided to waive-the prellmlnarv. He was bound to the district court without bail. WAS A NEEDLESS ANXIETY The Karprlse la gtrlckca Homes at Learning that tho Life lasnraaee Monty a Ready to Be Paid. It Is Interesting and sometimes almost pathetic to see the surprise that Is often betrayed these days' by the beneficiaries of life Insurance policies at finding that the money Is all ready for the payment of their claims and that It Is forthcoming with no question or delay whatever. Death has laid its relentless hancftipon COMMISSIONERS TAKE CITY Csunty Eupertiiort Asiome a'anagement of Omaha for Three Dayi. STATE CONVENTION IS IN PROGRESS Jaege Estelle for Mayor Mnorn De livers Address of Welcome, Throning the City . Opts to Gaesls. The eleventh annual meeting of the Ne braska Association of County Commission ers and Supervisors began at I o'clock me nusoana ana iamer. us grim aaveni Tuday ,f,crnoon at the Millard hotel has been, as usual, tinexpected, for even i wth probably ba,r, of tne numbers In the most protracted Illness death rarely ' ,nrout. . th. Mtv seems probable and Is ever finally sud- "" ,ne Jifui, iee ck jsieuq, on L-enau u Moores, who was not. equal to the task of den. Then has come the .-stter of the life insurance, taken maybe ytsrs ago snd kept up during all the agitation of the cur rent year. Will it be paid?" Is the first half doubting thought of the grief stricken sur vivors, and the humbler their circum stances and the less they chance to be In welcoming such a husky orjanUatlon to the city, delivered the address of welcome, In which he assured the visitors that Omaha belonged to them as long as they contact with the actual life of the world remained and what they failed to have the more anxious they likely have become set before them .they could get for the over the real status of insurance matters. They have seen In their home newspapers, and have heard discussed among their lit tle circles of friends, mush that Is deroga tory of life Insurance and cannot be blamed for wondering if the policy after all Is good for anything. There Is hardly an agency of any com pany In the country that has not had ex amples of this fear on the part of some i oereavea ramuy tnat there wss ging io be trouble to collect the insurance money, snd the half concealed astonishment at receiving the cash with no unusual delay of any kind has been of frequent and touch ing occurrence. Of course the men of affairs In large and small communities alike have mostly been ahle to sift the main facts from all the dally output of harmful revelations and asking. No key was turned over to the delegates, as Omaha has not known such an Instrument for years. John Gallagher of Grand Island, president of the association, then delivered his an nual address, which, though brief, con tained some good suggestions for the con duot of the organisation and for the bene fit of the varloes counties. It was the Intention to begin the meet ing at 10 a. m.. but, owing to the late ar rival of the delegates, the time of meeting was postponed. The morning, as well as Monday night, was spent by those here In rottlnv srntistnted with each other and w.J! Ti w r,'S. looking at Omaha's points of interest. Com- less favorably situated the pain and anx- A Point to be remembered in buy ing women's kid gloves for gifts. tf means the highest staid- "Centemeri Make," Z'VllZ? Clove making. Thi surpassing excellence has bsen attained through th earnest ani steadfast efforts of a thoroughly skilled organization of glove maker. The efforts to excel begin with the selection of th$ skins ani eni only with ths final touches. Preferred methodfin the tanning an I curing of the skins make them elastic ani pliable, yet fi'n ani eniuring "Centemeri" Gloves are mide in France, are know ths world pver as the best French make glove- Wi are sole Omiha agents for this celebrated make. All shades 'all eU$s-$l.00, $1,25, $1.50. On Farnam at 15th Street. letv has been as common as it was need less, and many a man hss gone to his death this present year uncertain as to the value of what was really the most secure of all his possessions, his life insurance policy. There Is happily already a reaction In this matter and the fart that one's neighbor has died Insured and his family has at onoe received the full amount of his pol icy, with no fuss and as a thing of course, soon becomes known. This, added to the further fact that other neighbors are found to have been taking new Insurance rtsht along and that the companies are known mlssloners Peter Hofeldt, Fred Brunlng, McDonald and Tralnor of Douglas county were selected as guides to show the vis itors around, and, as they began the night before the meeting was scheduled, this was given as another reason for the late start. Gallagher and Beach Rosy. President Gallagher and Secretary E. D. Beach of Exeter arrived on the ground early and have since been putting In strenu ous hours getting things started right. Mr. Beach guided the work of the organixatlon to be holding straight ahead on the road through the last legislature and it Is said to continued prosperity, is doing Its natural na knows more people In Nebraska than sham toward allaying the anxiety that. , . -.i,A vnn if he really need never have been felt at all. . otllr man ,th B,at? en " , When It comes to the question of meet- can't see across his farm with a tele scope. .The program Tuesday afternoon Included an address on the "Juvenile Court," by Ing every obligation as swiftly as It falls due there is nothing whatever tne mat ter with life Insurance. CAUGHT WHILE TAPPING SAFE Robert Haasea Arrested by Officer Morrison la Rloom PlanlnJ Mill. Robert Hansen, S18 North Fifteenth street, was arrested at 11:15 last night by value, as did County Clerk James Elliott. Emergency Officer Morrison as he was In At noon the hearing went over until Wed- the act of going through tho safe of the nesday morning, at which time some more , planing mill witnesses will come in . for the railroad company. 1 ' Baled forks, Edholm, jeweler. ' Holiday Kates. ..The Erie Railroad, the Picturesque Trunk Line of America,; announces special boll day rates over Us lino from Chicago De cember 9. 24, 26,. 90, list and January 1, to Columbus, O-i Akron, O. ; Youngstown, O.; I Jamestown, N. T.; Salamanca, N. Y.; Buf- i falo, N. Y, and local stations. Apply to your local ticket agent, or J. A. Dofan, T. P. A.,- Railway Exchange Bldg., Chicago, The' Maid or Matroa of today admisea the sparkling diamond aa much as did her ancestors. 8he wears It with as much self-satisfaction. You can make your loved one supremely happy by giving her one of our superb diamonds. Open evenings. . MA WHINNEY A RYAN CO.. Cor. 15th and Douglas. Aaaoaaeeracats of tho Theaters. As a special feature of the performance of "In Old Kentucky" at the Krug theater tonight there will be a grand dancing con test. The "In Old Kentucky" pickaninnies challenge all comers and as there are al ready quite a number' of applicants it looks as If our local dancers Intend to give the pickaninnies a run for their money. The management has provided a number of prises wbk-h will be awarded to the best dancers who will bo picked by Judges se lected 1 from the audience. Applications, will be received at the box office until 4 o'clock today. : ' j ,j . - ' The bill on at the Orpheum this week is bringing out good attendance at the cosy vaudeville house, there being considerable Interest enlisted by Ade'a first sketch, ."On Her Uppers" and Captain Bloom's demon strations of Marconi's system of wireless telegraphy,' both being features to which at taches distinct note. The program as a whole la varied and reaches the different tastes of the amusement seeker. On Thurs day the regular mid-week popular price matinee will be given for the women and children. "The coming of William II. Crane Is al ways a welcome event and this season it will be doubly so, for he Is to appear In a t Fifteenth and California streets. He was In the building and had the safe door open when the officer ar rived. The mill belongs to Alfred Bloom. It Is not thought there was a large amount in the safe, but this could not be learned last night. Hansen did not succeed in get Judge A. C. Redick of Omaha; "The De. tention Home," by Rome Miller, while Wednesday addresses will be delivered by Edward Rosewater tm "Equitable Taxa tlon;" Lewis 8. Reed 'on "Relation of the State of Nebraska to Omaha," and W. S. Wright, president' of the Commercial club on "Commercial Interests of the State." The program waa arranged by the county commissioners of Douglas county at the request of Secretary Beach, after he had been unable to get the program committee together to do the work. The meeting will be devoted to a discus sion of various subjects of vital Interest to the commissioners and the counties which they represent, and will continue ting any money. His real name Is Robert until Thursday night. At least 800 delegates Armstrong, and he has been arrested before for burglaries in Omaha. He was charged with being a suspicious character, pending a more specific charge. for Very Low Etenmtox Rates Christmas Holidays t To all points on the Nickel Plate road be tween Chicago and Buffalo. Dates of sale. December 23. 'SI, 25, 30 and 81. 1905. and January 1, 190b. with limit returning Jan uary 8, '1906.' Rate one and a third fare for the round trip. Individual club meals, ranging In price from 35 cents to SI. 00, and mid-day luncheon, 50 cents, served In Nickel Plate dining cars; also service a la carte. No excess fare. Chicago city ticket offices. 111 Adams street and Auditorium annex. Depot, La Balls and Van Buren streets, the only depot In Chicago on the Elevated Ixop. Holiday Prices. Via "The Northwestern Line." 4 fare round trip. Dec. 23d, good 30 days, to points In Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Ken tucky, New York, Canada, Pennsylvania, West Virginia. 1H fare Dec. 22d to 25th and Dec. 80th to Janilary 1st, good until January 4th. to all new play, one that more nearly meets the. system points and to points in Illinois, CLOCKS Frenser. 15th and Dodge. Yoaaar Mates at Postoffieo. The smaller pupils of the Nebraska In stitute for the Dwaf and Dumb visited the post office building Tuesday morning In a body, under eharre of their teachers. The youngsters were shown through the build ing; and gave silent assent to Its general ' magnificence and extent None of them , asked arythtng about affairs In the mar- I shal s omce and seemed to re the most disinterested people In the world regarding that storm center of political activity. What Docs Stand For? For Good Faith ' with the public for a quar ter of a century. For Purity never yet questioned by pure food o"ff claU. For Finest Flavor resulting from use of costli est and highest quality of material. For the Best Cocoa and Chocolate made anywhere at any price). For Largest Sales . of any superfine Chocolate Bonbon W the world. For Protection to Bayers In masantetd jinlfarmhy ef hlgtwt excellence. TU Ltmmtj R-.fi Mi to. TSk Walter M. Lowney Co., BOaTON. scope of his ability aa a comedian and gives him a more worthy Opportunity than any he has had recently. "The American Ixrd" Is the Joint production of Charles T. Daaey and George H. Broadhurst. and tells a story of the sort Mr. Crane delights In. The principal character Is that of a South Dakota farmer who has fallen heir to an English title, and the situations flowing from this fact furnish the comedy. Miss Hilda Bpong, who Is Mr. Crane's leading woman this season, hns a splendid role and Is said to be handling it with much clever ness. The date Is Friday, December 15, for one night only. The sale of seats for the Calve conoert at the Boyd theater on Saturday evening Indi cates that the house will be filled that night. The reports of the great .singer's Ill ness sent out from Chicago on Saturday were much exaggerated, for she left there en Sunday evening In her normal health, bound for St. Paul, where she sings in con cert ' thli evening. - Word from Manager Minnesota and the Dakotas. $14.75, Chicago and return, Dec. 16th to l!th. good until Dec. 24th. Offices 1401 Farnam St., I'nlon Station, Webster Street station. WATCHES Frenser, , lain and Dodge. Greatly tedaced Rates Via Wabash Railroad to points In- Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Ontario, Michigan, - Pennsylvania, New York- and West Virginia. Tickets sold December 83, ONLY, good re turning thirty dsys from sale. For all Information call at Wabash City Ticket Office, 1601 Farnam St., or address, ( HARRY E. MOORES, U. A. P. D., Wab. R. R., Omaha. Neb. latoraatloaal Live 9 ;, fc,saoaitloa. CHICAGO. DEC, l-3. 1K05. For the above occasion the Chicago Great Western Railway .-!!! sell tickets to Chicago at only one fare, plus 12, for the round trip. Tickets on sale December Kronberg, who Is traveling with her. Is to j U to 19, Inclusive. Final return limit De the effect that she will positively appear at the Boyd on Saturday night and that all talcs about her giving up her tour are unfounded. "Why Smith Left Home" is scoring a tre mendous hit at the Burwood this week. The members of the Woodward 8tock company have entered Into the production with much seal and are making It go with a snap that la delightful. The next matinee will be on Thursdty afternoon, for the benefit of the shopping women. cember 84. For full Information apply te B. D. Parkhurst. general agent. 1512 Far nam street. Omaha, Neb. are expected by Wednesday morning, Pleas for Javenlle Court Tuesday afternoon's session waa devoted exclusively to the discussion of the Juvenile court and ' ita auxiliaries. In which Judge Redick. Rome MUKr. H. C. Brome, Mrs. Heller, superintendent of the Detention home. Dean Beechor, Mr. Penock and others took part. . Judge Rodlck, In hja, address, said the Juvenile court was-jiie-.. result of .a be nevolent revolution aid It meant everything to tho future of the country. Education, he said, was the greatest enemy of crime and the future safety .of tho country de pended upon the salvation of the chil dren. Rome Miller, a member of the visiting board of tho detention borne, was heartily In favor of the Juvenile court, and getting down to the statistics of the home said it had cost 8 cents a meal only to feed the Inmates, but that even If It had cost more the money could not be spent better. He figured that It cost, all told, for heat, light, schooling, rent and everything, Just 75 cents a dny per capjta to run the In stitution. Dean BeecUer spoke In favor of the de tention homo and urged county commis sioners, in setting aside their expenditures of money, not to overlook this necessary department of the county government. Mrs. Heller, who had been highly com plimented by Mr. MlUer, was uiged to make a statement of her experiences in the home, and In a brief talk she told of the workings In the home. It Is conducted like a great family, she said, and among the Inmates were some of the brightest minds she had ever met. H. C. Brome and Mr. Penock, who were Instrumental In securing the passage of the Juvenile court law, and others, made short talks. The election of officers will take place today. "WYOMING FORCING TO FRONT State's Pregreu ail Development ' Facili tated by Railroadi and Irrigation. GOVERNOR BROOKS TALKS Of THE FUTURE Hays Three Lines Are Kow Stretching; Their Lenaths Across the Plains of This Sfir Empire. "Three roads are stretching their rails across the state of Wyoming by actual construction, besides the 100 miles per day that the newspapers build," said Governor Brooks of Wyoming Tuesday morning dur ing his short layover in Omaha. "Every indication points to the fact that tho Bur lington is to build right on through to Salt Lake. It Ic grading along for the En campment road, which runs from Encamp- I ment to Saratoga and Wolcott. Nobody out our way seems to know who is actually behind this road, some surmising that some big transcontinental road Is back of It, while others think it Is Just local capital. "The Burlington road from Frannle south will run through as fine a stretch of coun try as there Is on the face of the earth. These lines are of g.'eat value to tho state and we are getting our share of vast rail road building which is going on at present. The Northwestern Is reaching right out and will soon be across the .state. Other Agencies at Work. "Railroads are not working alone In the upbuilding of "Wyoming and changing the plains and mountain regions into dwelling places for a vast population. Irrigation Is working with the railroads and the many projects ore bound to succeed because of the backing they have. The Shoshone Irri gation project contemplates the use of a portion of the surplus water of the Sho shone river for the reclamation of lands In Big Horn county. The drainage basin of the Shoshone river contains 260 square miles, mostly within the Yellowstone re serve. The government Is putting 12,260,000 Into this project for the reclamation of 93,000 acres and operations are now under way. Near the town of Oarland are 80,000 acres.' "' " "At the ' proper time announcement will be made of tne opening of these lands. when the construction of tjie project is nearlng completion. The lands will be thrown open to homestead entry by bona tide settlers uudr the terms of the home stead laws and the reclamation act. This land Is now arid and Incapable of cultiva "The t'nlon Pacific is making the dirt fly on Its North Platte extension, but we do not know what Its intention is." Accordion. Sunburst, Side and Box Pleated Skirts. SPECIAL SALE ot Children's and Misses' Pleated Dresses nud Skirts in all colors and prices. Tho HnMman Ploatinar Ho Opp. Mayden Bro. MUiumuii i ivu,.& vw. Office 200 Douglas Block. TEL. 1936. Over 107 South 16th St., Omaha. HstbisiM by a heavy oold or cough, your lungs are helpless till you cure them with Dr. King'a New Discovery. 50c and 11.00. For sale by Sherman McConnell Drug Co. I. O. O. F. . Funeral of Brother W. H. Busbee will take place today at p. m. from his resi dence, A Charles street. Members of Beacon lodge No. 20 are expected to be present. All Odd Fellows are Invited.. A. S. PINTO, Noble Grand. R. LINDBERG. Secretary. BROOCHES Frenser. loth and Dodge, Last Chance. Now Is the time tn make that trip you have been figuring on. It wilt b your last chance this year. The Chicago, Mil waukee St. Paul railway can offer you many inducement In the way of low rates for the holidays and the International Live Stock exposition at Chicago. For full Information regarding dates of sale, limits, etc. call at U24 Farnam, St.. er write to F. A. Nash, geneial western agent, Qmaha. Marriage Lie eases. following marriage licenses have tmm. t Jki lal aW-a s The been Issued: Name and Resideneo. Carl Luneberg. Omaha Clara Ryan. Seattle. Wash Ben Swanson, South Omaha .... Anna Bandberg. Muntclair, N. J 1 . T 1 . - ' . L-vti, x. ! Effle Mahornay, Fullerton, Neb.. Charles Pohl. South Omaha .... Bertha McKeone. South- Ouiaha John C. Rennlnger. Florence, Neb..; Flora May Kindred, Florence, Neb.v r.'-K. 'wedding roigs fcdnoim. Jweler. Age. .... 40 .... 40 .... K .... 87 .... 23 .... tt .... M .... M .... .... 26 Alloa Boa a 4 Ot.k Leslie Allen, the ' colored man charged nilA WUO auueoo of hie orotuof-ia-law, Le We have declare to continue te give till Dec. 16. 1, extra portrait In a beautiful Mesxo - Portfolio wljh eacl. dos. regular priced photos from 64 up. Thia offer on the west side or Bo. lith St. only. H. Heyn, Photographer. HI to Z2S So. Utn SL LUMBERMEN'S NOVEL PLANS Dealers Will Erect Vnlqoe structure la Miniature at the Andl torlini Convention. Manager Olllan of tho Auditorium has re ceived letters from lumber dealers In sev eral states tellng what they Intend to do with their floor, .space bought for the ex hlbit which will be given at the Audlto rlum during the. convention of the Ne braska Lumbermen's association, Februar) 7 and t. One firm from a northern state will erect a bungalow in which a bear will be kept. One from a southern state will build on the stage an old-fashioned log cabin, the Interior of which will be beau tlfully finished In the many kinds of wood put out by the company. The cabin will be allowed to remain In the Auditorium two weeks for the Inspection of the public The whole, arena floor has been taken by the lumbermen for their exhibits. Christmas Holiday Eacorsloa Rates Via the Nickel Plate road between Chicago and Buffalo. Dates of sale December 23, 24. 25, 30 and 21, 1906. and January I. 1906, at a fare and a third for the round trip, with return limit of January 3, 19u6. Through train service to New York City, Boston and other eastern points. No ex cess fare. Individual club meals served !n Nickel Plate dining cars. Three - through trains dally from La Salle and Van Buren Street station, the only depot In Chicago un the Elevated Loop. Opporlaattlea on the lino of the Chicago Great Wester railway li Jowa, Missouri, Illinois and Minnesota for business men, professional men and manufacturers. Openings for nearly all lines In live towns on a pro gressive railway, f ffordlng a "square deal" tor all. Maps, Maple Leaflets, Town Talk and full Information given on request to industrial Department, C. O. W. Railway, St. Paul, Minn., or E. B. Magi II, manager fownslte Department, Omaha. Neb. DR. BRADBURY 1106 PARNAft Teeth Extracted.-. J Be Porcelain Filling $1 up Oold FUlmr $1 Op Silver Fllllta...o vp Crown $2. SO up PUte. $2.00 up DENTIST IS Year Same Locatioa) 'Phono 1756. Bridge) Work $2. B0 a Nervaa removed with out pain. Looao ' Teeth Mae Solid. Work gwaraataod W i S THE GOIV IN ALL SEASONS ON "Tho Overland Route" Trains Equipped with Composite Obeerration Car, Pullman Palace Sleeping Carat Tourist Bleeping . Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars, Steam ' Heat, Ac. Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte. ELECTRIC LIGHTED TRAINS. VIA UNION PACIFIC Two meals quicker" to San Francisco than ' -- "'er line. Inquire at City Ticket Office. 1824 Farnam Street. 'Phono 834. Attention Danish Association. All members of the Danish association ire hereby requested to attend the funeral it our late member, August Dorn. Funeral will take place from Bwanson's undertaking ..-stabllshment, corner 17th and Cuming itreets, at t o'clock p. m. Wednesday, De cember 13. Intorment at Prospect Hill cemetery. Ohristimas Elates ... VIA... Erie Railroad. I No change of cars Chicago to New York, 1 Boston, Mass.; Buffalo, N. T., and Colum bus, Ohio. These trains carry splendid Pullman and dining ears and coaches. Ap ply to Ticket Agents or J. A. Dolan, T. P. A., Railway Exchange, Chicago. Mawhirmey at Ryan, diamond Importera. ISth and Douglas Bts. Butler finish silver, Edhotm, Jeweler. LOCAL BREVITIES. Frenk McVey, las Capitol avenue, was arrested last tilKlit on a oetit i.iw. charge. Ha is accused of stealing a lot of Junk from the J. Milder company's Junk yard at K4 Etouth Ninth street. Carrie farter, a colored woman ,.t th. red light district, waa arrested last night on the charge of petit larceny. She Is said to have stolen $10 from the person of Tvler luiier, n lives at int eutte hotel. Ybttvr was locked up also aa complaining witness. The annual meeting of the First Chris tian rhurch will be held Wednesday even ing at 1:M in the tabernacle, Nineteenth and Kamam streets.. Beside the business there will be a program of music, an ad dress by W. V. glabaugh and refresh ments. At 7 o'clock last nigiit one of the Car penter Paper company's wagons collided with a horse belonging to K O. Clurk. 1711 Urbster. This occurred at Twenty-second and Cuming streets. Mr. Clark waa driv ing the horse at the time. The pole of the rig struck Clark's horse in the aide. Inflict ing such injuries that the horse waa shot. Archdeacon Percy C. Webber of Boston. Mans., will conduct a aeries of services at Trinity cathedral beginning Wednesday and continuing until December 2. The list of daily services will be arranged and an uviuced i iutt vpciuna aervicn. wuivu wiii b at ( o'clock Wednesday evening. The clergy of the vsrious parishes will be pres ent at the services. Harry B. Davis, undertake To. ICt. Cuff Buttons Krenser, 15th and Dodge. Property for Warehouse. Charles Sherman has bought the Berth ast corner of Twelfth and Davenport ureets for tH.Cn from a man named Allison of Wheeling. W Va. Allison bought the ot from Frank Morphy in 1867 and has held It since. Mr. Bhern.an will build a ware ous. Tito purchase was made through the Byron Reed company. 4141. 16 Itt S. I6ib St.. Fo a Attute. j MSI Illl?f . I V and Desk combined. M V A Deaik Uii': with tew or TTSctl! M gvany Book Units as desired. fiju mi nmm yj I The oolv pofsct comhmatioa sCfLv' dank and boofceaat svw anad. PCr1fci II II Roocay. cso vcoJcaa. attrac- i I Zj tttl II trva. W want e skow yoa 'zrir'at 1 to adyaaUfea a 4 poaat- JLSN hUkt. CaUwrJUegpaoL UJ about k. Jf ILLINOIS CENTRAL Tickets on sale December 23rd, with 30 day limit returning, to all points west of and includ ing Toronto, Buffalo, Salamanca, Pittsburg, ' Wheeling, including Chicago. FAST TRAIN Leaves Omaha. . Arrives Chicago. .6:00 p. m. .7:30 p. m. Tickets and information at 1402 Farnam St., Omaha, or write, is SAMUEL NORTH, District Passenger Agt. OMAHA, NEB.y USB PJ S S UJ I J ?rr aJfFWB IXC VARICOCELE ting, no pain BLOOD POISON Our treatment Is the result of the insny thousands of cases perfectly snd permanently cured, the many cases of all stuges of the dlsesse we treat dally.-. This great experience has enabled us to perfect a treatment that is harmien. iUnant to tke and the greatest blessing to hu?r-a.nity. IT CURES Ql'ICKKR than TREATMENT at HOT SPRINGS. We know this Is a BOLD statement to make, but we are prepared to prove to any one in terested by getting the facts from patients traated, who will sub stantuate every word of the above, investigate IT. NO other treatment Ilka It in Omaha. Our method of curing the quickest, harmless and ' re stores the parts at once to a normal condition. No cut- no danger, no detention f-m work. Perfect C'I'HK Ol'ARANTKt'D. WE CURE NERVOl-8 DKRIUTY. U BT VITALITY, HYDROCELE. STOMACH KIDNEY. BLADDER DISEASES. CATARRH bit Hie RUMiEB. si' cet-lMn or and I red diseases. PROSTATIC DI8EABE8. and all DISEASES and DISORDERS of MEN and all associate diseases and weaknesses of men. To these miladies alone, we have earnestly devoted our professional lives. Anyone suffering from any of the diseases are cordially Invited to consult us at office or by mall. Is it not worth your while to investigate a cure that has made life anew, to multi tudes of men? Everything confidental ard private. Medicine and letters always sent In plain packares. In the fourteen years we have boen in Omaha our motto hss been "LOW CHARGES and Ql.'ICK CI'RKa." "ur home treatment by correspondence la always successful. Consultation FREE. Address, -DR.SEARLES (k SEARLES, 110 Boutb Fourtoeuth, Cor. Foartoeutb and Douglas Stroeta, Ouutba, Krbraska, I
