Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1891, Page 14

SPECIAL NOTIGES, DVEN ¥MENTE FOR THESK COLUMNS Jesnthan 26 cents for the first insertion. Terms.cash e uih Omaba Branch Ofice—No. 2625 N street, Hughes' pharmacy, 24th and Farnam. BITUATIONS WANTED. RATES 160 a line firat time and 10 a line there- i 3 advertisement taken for less than 2be. AR PASTILY COOK BY ¢ after Jan. 1. Address | A LADY STENOGRAPHER, and typewritor desires & position. Address K4 Bee. i 20 ABSTHACTEN, THOROUGHLY —EXPERI Aciced and competent, wants situntion: have nd onira charge Of Iargo Dusiness: bost of rofer fces. Address Lock Box 189, Hebron, Neb. e Address Lock I oo A=A CONPRTENT LADY STENOGRAPHEI WANTED, POSITION IN GIATS OFFICK BY por. Address W. L. Exstrom, Temploton. Ia Lo, Mb1223% TADY WHO 1AS HAD EXPERIENCE DE MAN, ANY KIND OF anl00n OF restaurant: spaaks English; wages no object. Address, J 6, AL Cove TENT LADY STENOGRAPHEIR kood penman and fecurate accountant, wants positlon. eferences, Address J b, I v %5378 200 ALADY OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE EN. orgy and push, wishes situation with wholesalo house to travel January 1 for any line stap 4 dresw J 63, Omahia Bee, M WANTED WATES- 1t n Iine first time nnd 10c line there- Wfter. No ndvertisement taken for loss th ade. Men ac. rent sections of the country. A . 120 KOO OPPOFLUNILY fOr cierks OF £0 on the rond; exper- notabolutely necessary. Wo mean busl- men 1iberai contracts will be ven: we pay not less than cnnes or 7 per cent o mission. Address, with stamp. [ r Works, 10 and 842 Van Buren Street, Chicag: TAPLE LINE FINE < liberal commission: . . Lewls, 27 Market street, Chicags B, WANTED A sTRICTL MATE AND cllable benef rganization (10-year endo #00d busi anizor and fol chance for the right party (0 establi and big paying business. = Address, stating nge, erences nnd further particulars, Eox No. 5%, it mond, Va, Mg 22 1A npany, 218t st and 1st ave, Bluffs, two good hard 'Wood workers ; eabinet m ers preferred. 150 BoA LISITION BY A MALE STEN, acournto and rapld: salary moderate references. Address J6S, BAGENTS-8 10 810 LB LLECTING wmall plctures for uk to copy and enlarge; satis: faction guaranteed and o i outfit free. A. Dunne 0., 4 Rende street, New York 07 200 RATES 15 a line drst time_and 10¢ there month month month. provem very chenp, THE OMAHA DAILY r~STORE : AND OFFI10F Continn . GIRL, FOR Capital ave. Ri, FOIL GENBIAL HOUSEWORK, SMALL 5 N o 21 FOR LENT—HOUSES, after. No_ACyortisanent taken for 1o { Y-DWELLING, § ROOMS, 1328 N. 20711 STREET, | We 8 Pooms Lwelllng, 8 rooms, 1385 N. 10th sireot, #1800 per Dwelling, 8 rooms, 1357 N, 10th streot, $20.00 per Dwelllng, 6 rooms, 1223 N. 19th street, 11500 per | The second floor of 1109 Douglas street. posses yut Junuary | s0 severnl cottages at from $6.00 to $10.00 per n Place, all modern im. Fine i- srner house, South Kountze Place, Elegant new honses, Lafayotte Place. Bee us for prices. Fidelity Trust Co., 1614 Farnam. It RENT, O ur 10 pe Co.. 16th and Doug 78 20 Dyton RENT, 4-000M HOUSE, T), FOR RENT, HOUSE T)rFON WENT. A FURNISITED HOUSE, Wi o St LA T)ck 00N TigusE AND BATS ; urt st. Call ot 1504 Burt st 500, Garvin & Co., 20 LSTORY BIICK BUILDING with or without power, formerly oscapled by The oo Publishing ¢ A u fire prool cement ba ting dxtures. water on all the foors, WANIED-TO RENT. n line first time and 100 a line thore No advertisement taken for less t WANTED T0 1 NT » IRON SAFE, GEO, Coates, 7 Ho; nlinefirat time and 100 1in ortisement taken for loas than 2y [ cor J STORAGE RATES—15¢ a lino firat tima and 100 CLEAN AND TF ture,Omaha Stove Repalr Work. 1207 D —OLDEST, CHEAPE a the city. Willlams & Cr cated, with furnnce, §6.00. Apply o Net 4 A V, §1, AWTIL AD ming sta., honr Bolt line. Inquire of C. Mad- sen, 840 8. 24th, near Mason st 453:20% T);,FOm RENT l0rcOM HOUSE, 1617 DODGE & 10 FOR RENT, A FINE NEW COTTAGE OF 6 me, bath, W. C. sink. hot and cold water, ce- cellar, fire place, handsomely pi atlon: a bargaln for the right tenant Dougias st room house, (06 Plerce st. Groom bouse, 810 . 18th st. A large list of other bouses. i1 G. Clark & Co. 1215 Harney D kos vENT THREE NEW 7-ROOM, 28TOLY cottagos with bath and sewerage, at'and ne: ter and Thirtioth streets. Reduced to Henry W. Yatos. 1 3,4 &5 ROOM HOUSES, §10 (o §1 o o In ity Mead Inv't Co. 442 Bee bld HEATED FLATS. F. Do FOUR_ROO EAM AND AL ‘modern . excollent orlor; one room rences required, T.L.von Dorn room 6, 818 §. 224 atrect. 2 i)_x,fi«.i LIST OF P EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH MOD- orn Improvements. coroer 20th and lzard, one block trom Walnut 11ill motor, $26.00, 24 N. Y. Life. Theo i);v Ol RENT, HOUSE N ebator. §xa0ms, fll ey 10t, price. #7460 L. Garr 1514 Farnam. )F THOUSES. STOR fais for reni.” Geo 3. Paul, 1610 Farnam atrect ¥ FURNISHED HOUSE OF § T U] S 510 200 Crelghton blk AR T ElATS & § OR 12 KOOMS BN Dpior ke FINE 10R00M BRICK, 2405 ) 0UKINg Bt 308 N. Y. Lifo. 402 20 Dt ROOMS, THIRTIETH AND GRANT § per month, worth §12. J.J. Gibson JITE, MOD orn, on 1dth'st. J. 1L, Parrotte, K. 22,Douglus bik. Elgutter, room 4, N.¥. Lite building. —THE TWO NEW BRICK HOI . NO. 2708 Furnam, Fiast class in every respect. W. M. Rogers, i21-1923 Farnam. Mo6T D NEY CROOM COTTAGES, MODERN I brovements, “Stanford Circles." Apply C. 8. D FOR LENT. 5 R0OM HOUSE, 1416 DORCAS strdet. Inquire Robert Hunter, Hoo oftice. Moss B WANIED A ROAD SALESMAN FOR 10WA and part of Nebraska: must possess-a thorough knowledge of the saddlery business. A No. I refe onces required. Address Meyer, Bannerman & Co 8t. Louls, Mo. 514 20 B, WANTED, AGEN1S. THE BEST NOVE put on the market in many a day. Kvery oftice man buys one. Agents make $ to §0 a_day. Two cont stamp for particulars. Sample §I. Electric Improvement Manufacturing Co., Minneapoll Do weNt, GROOM MODERN COTTAGE, /5037 California St., §15 per month. 218 D EIGHTR00M HOUSE, MODEUN. CONVEN. ence: s, cheap. J. ¥. Barton, 2618 Capito] nve. 22311 )~ 1OOM COTTAGE, 63 8. 218T STRE ortisement takon for less tha WANTED, SECOND HANDAXI0 PORTRAIT stbien bargaln, Doniphan, Neb. STOCK OF 1s, Seward, Neb. LE—FURNITURE, 15¢ a line first time and 10ca Iin No advertisoment taken for lesy than % FURNITURE OF §ROOM indsor tolding bed, everything ne new; or what have you to trade? vapor’ stove, ete., house and_nearly }OR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETC. RATESJsc a line firat time and 10c a line thero ortisement taken for less than 25 FOR SALE, FINE MEXICAN BURRO, WITH thing for «' boy to rlckaon Jewelry Co., saddle and bridle. Inguire of the C. L. B No advertisement taken for less than 2de. TYPEW RITERS, tho world; ull pay mannfacturers e: any part of th natlon before n ditlon guarante HEADQUARTERS makes: great reductions; orbitant prices United States for thorough ex cepting; absolutely Instruction book free. Crandalls, Yosts, Nation first class con- Internationals or less than half price. 0 any wection. Remingtons rented axclusively Lo typewriters: responsibllity. ens of work free on riter Headquarters, Wabash avenue, Chieago. OST YOUR HBAL s, nsthma or Tustratcd catalo 1F YOU HAVE re sufforing with catare Specific Oxyge It 18 natures own remedy. the agent, 510 Sheely bullding. Il _on or nddress Manual sent fr SUFFER WITH CATARRH, BION- 0 Shoely butlding and "Trial treatment fi@e. chitis or asthma? learn how to be cured. —FRESI FULL BLOODED JE calf for sale; partics leaving city. TOP DESK. CHALRS, ATLAS, BOOK ate bualness, 54 —FOL SALE, ONK NEW FINE 10 plano. 617 8. 16th street DJ‘unTucwr. HOUSE 10 ROOMS, ALL MODERN mprovements, §0.00 per wonth,52d and Farnam. Dexter L. Thomus. 88 PBAGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY SELLING OUR household novelties: finest and best selling on’ market: only workers need apply; write Champlon Shelf Manufacturiog Co. Spring- fleld, 0. 500 20% WANTED, 50 LADIES AND G LEMEN Jagents in Omnha; can mako from §5.00 to $10.00 per day working for the World's Fulr & Savings ¢ J.A. Allenspach, gen'l agt., room 19, Conti block. M43 2 B COMPETENT SALESMAN™ 1O CONTROL county work: salary or large commission. M. A. Burnett, 723 N. Y. Life. M428 20° FOR RENT, NINEROOM HOUSE, WITI both kas and rango If desired, all in gocd con- ditlon, located near 20th and St.’ Mary's avenue. Prico Tensonable: special terms given 10 the right party. Inquire 2012 Farnam st. or G. B. Tzschuck, ME2) FOR HEN RATES—I5c o line first time and 10c & line there- after. No advertisement taken for less thun 252, T0NICELY FURNISHED KOOMS, Unousekeeping. (07 S. 13th st. “AGENTS WANTED EVERYWIHERE TOSELL our cigars. Money mado easy ft. Con- itk B TED. MEN AND women to organize lending endow- ment fraternity. Sick, accldent aud maturity bene- fits. Order of the Hel piug Hand, Lynn, Mass. a2 210 WANTED, FIRST CLASS SALKSMEN TO sell popular speclghties to jobbing, grocery and drug trade in the we Liberal puy 'to the right man. Send copy of references and full particulnrs o Northwestern Spice Co 41224 WANTED, AT ONCE. TINNER, GOOD WAGES na steady fob. - Addross . M. Ellott, Fiereo, 3 w52+ .3 BROOMMAKERS AT CRAFFEY ,No. 1640 Blake st., Deaver, Colo. 86 21 yrse Touto'on Dally Bee. .Apply at Bee oMce, 34 BLUANVASKERS WA TED; BEST INDUCE wents. - Call oF address No. 821,N. Y. Lite bldg, 2 311 By iD, A CARPENTER 10 COMPLETE room house for Its rent, Address F. J. Everitt, care Merchants hotel. B AGENTS WANTED EVERY WILEL! ahaft for pole of bugky in one-half winute out; write quick; big profits. Patent Specialty Mfg. Co.. Emporia, Kan. 1770 93 B VANTED. SALESMEN ON SALALY Oit COM: wisslon to handle the new patent chemieal Ink erasing pencil. The greatest relling novelty ever produccd; erases Ink thorouhly In two seconds: 0 abrasion of paper; 300 to 600 per cent profit; ono ‘s wnles amounted 10 §620 10 six days, another In two hours. We want one wenernl agent in ench stute end territory. For termsand full pai ticulars address Monroe Eraser Mfg. I Cronse, Wis. X 3. B.A SWANTED-WE WANT MEN WILO are already travollog salesmen to earry our Jubricating ofl snmplos as n slde 1ine: name refor ences and territory. Manufacturers Ol Co., Clove: land. 0. a2 Biyavmen A GOOD BOY TO CARRY A W B GOOD CITY CANVASSELS; SALARY PAID weokly. Singor Sowing Maciie, 510 Doplus st TR ANED A VoG AND REAT CoLOWED WANTED—-FEMALE HELP, RATES 150w line firat time and 10c & line there. advertisomont taken for loss than 250. (5,181 FOI GENERAT, HOUSEWORK. AT Mrs, Dr. Wilson, 217 Dodgo street. M4SI 21+ LADLES d wages. Roply w cavelope, Miss M [ TWEHAVE A clever ladylike pe: 100 young;_must be industrious and of engaging manners. Salary §10 weekly. ~ Apply after 10 Monday. W.'T. Marshall 12 Crelghton bik, 466 20% (5 LADY BOOKKEEPEIR FAMILIAR WITI ). 5. Suiith's system. Addvees K 2, Heo. d2 20 (- WANTED, GOOD COOK, WASHER AND A Misw 20 YA YOUNG LADY TO LEARN THE I Jbusiness. Small wages whlie loarniog. Cuming st. (O FIRST GIRL FOR GENFILAL HOUSEWORK. inguire 510 South 22 street. MsT 22 Y=A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN HOUSEWORK /ut 1208 Park avenue, Miss 22 (GALL LADIES OF REFINEMENT WANTING chanice (o earn 8 to §16 weekly; spare time or steady work Guietly at home; nocanyassing; work sent and pald for by mall, = Aquarelle Fall River, Ma | ICE ROONS, STEAM IEAT, 1 Yport. J—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR 1IOUSE- Ukeeplng on 2d tloor. 413 South 19th street. Mioa 220 W, J. Welshans, s Barker M504 22 “LARGE AND NICELY FUR. hied room; 257 Harney stree 03 20° Es SHED ROOMS, F( Ukeoping if desired, §12.0 per 1816 Dodge st. Q- FUR U1iith st —T0 RENT, NICELY FURNISHED SOU Yiand west front room at 1724 Capitol avenue. 510 200 S BESTIALE FIONT ROOM FOIRENT, KU Snished, with am heat, 7 Douglas stre e B TED, BY LADY, LADY KOOMMATE, Y20 N 17th s FURNISHED ROOMS., 2 ENS N. lith, third floor. UITE, HOT AND COLD a8 FOR RENT, T Yrooms, with or withou Inquire, 207 8. 24th st. 0 FURNISHED ORt “sulto 0f rooms, also sldo room, heat, gas, oic. 2017 Harnoy streot. 01-20 55, URNISHED ROOMS FOR GENT YDodge st. 0 FOR RENT, ELEGANT STEAM HEAT FUR Untshied rooms. 02 South Lith st. 307 22 Jo-FOR RENT, A SECOND STORY, WELL Ullghted,hot alr hicated and nicely rurnished room, suitable (OF singlo gentleman. In' private fa within ten minutes' walk of Kifteenth o two lines of street cars: upon one of the inest resi dence streets In Omaha. Heferences exchanged, Address J 45, Bee oftice. 13 F;mm;n FRONT ROOM AT 2109 DOL 4 e ST GAT RUROVEAN TOTELL Coit FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOAKD. RATES—15¢ a lino first time and 100 & line ther after. No advertisoment taken for loss than A~ NICELY FURNISHED ROO Now brick house, 422 8, 20th T PURNSIED woow AN WOARD 0~ COMFURTABLE ROOMS AND BOARD. ALSO table board. H forts assured. Tho Hill slde, . w. cOr. 15th und Lodge. Mi F (NICE HOOMS AND BOARD, 3105 hUc reot. 3 HOOM WITH BOARD: ALSO A FEW TABLE boarders wanted. 1722 Dodge s Mo T RO0MMATE FOR VOU oF threa eholce boarders. FOR REN | —UNFURNISHED KOOMS MATES- 150 a line frat time and 100 a 1o thora atter. No advertisoment ta than 2o (35 GOUD SIZED FRONT FARLOR 4 50U Xi7th streot 0% (G 9 BOONS. I . Fa M 2 Gt NICE UNFURNISIED ROONS, 7. #01 X Pierce st Y- LALLA ROOKIH DRESS OU / the surprise of all practical Iadies, quick 1o us without instructions, price $2 Agents wanted. Address Lalla Kookh Pattern Co., P, 0. box 2880, New York, 00 0% (O-WANTED, A GOOD GIRL FOR GENKRAL /housework fa swall famtly. 1i245. Wb ave. (- ENERGETIC LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS 10 reliable firm 1o tho staie 0f Nebraska. i, bee. Mt 2 'C WANTED, GILL T0 TAKE CARE OF OMIL: /dren st @6 North 1ith. third Aoor. o w0 ((=A GIKL FORGENKRAL HOUSEWORK, BEST ‘wages. Apply, Dr. Balley, Wl4 Nickolas sizeet . PRl izt 1 100 u for | HAPSY 11 EULLMAN HOUSE, 1310 DODGE, FOI boArd, Bler FoomS, ¢ o Fate cation 1t 6, proprietor, B76-d-8% FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, —FOR RENT, BRICK BUILDINC NINE HEAD OF THOROUGHBRED POLLED ngns cattle. consisting of one bull b ye one bull 2 years old, four co Will be soid at a bargain. D. A. Young, Glimore, Sarpy county, Neb. MIS5-24* 4 and three Il _on or inguire of SUNDAY..DECEMBER 20. 1891 MONEY TO LOAN 160 & 1ine A1 W 1009 Farnam st W6 W. Pcoat BOARD THADE, LOANS, W LOANS ON REAT|ESTATE AND COLI AT ternl notes and morieages bought Selby, 334 Bonrd of Trade. W - CENTRALLOAN AND TRUST €O BE W, MONEY ON TEAND 10 LOAN MOrtEnge on OmAh ity Proparty Rainey, 415 Omalin Navlbank bulliing, W LOANS, WM HARRIS R0 FRE! Wi PER CENT FIRST MORTC v fehard C. Patterson, 1511 Farnam st W LAKGE LOANS ON BUSINESS PROPERTY. Geo. J. Puul, 1600 Farnam streot. “' LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROV ED tih & Ha 1ty property, §4.000 and npwards No delays. W. Farnam Smi W5 LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST ON FIRST class security, t & Woodman, 20°S, Iith \\' REAL ESTATE LOANS 6 TO 7 PER CENT: ) adaliional charges for commission ney's faes W, B. Meikio, Fifat National bank bl¢ '“" SECC TGAGES. CAN MAKE A FEW Kkood loans. Alex Moore, 401 Bee Bldg. “"I,\mxr:\‘ TO LOAN ¢ 1 ment Company. VW WANTED, TOANS 0F €570 81,0 ON U lmproved lota; £)) to §,000 on (mproved prop erty, atonco. Fidelity Trust Co, 111 Faraam st MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. RATES— 150 a lino firat time and 100 a lino_there. After. No advertisoment takon for leas than 2. W ANIHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., Y. Life, lend atlow rates for choloa on Nebraski oF I0wa farms or Omaha elty property. LONG Ol SHORT me in sums of &0 to §1000). Mutual Invost FOR &4 REAL ESTATE 100 firat timo and 100 n lino there. N0 advortisoment taken for Tess than 25c. i ¢ CHEAT, A WELL DIPROVED CAT to or wheep ranch, wich or without amall stock of enttlo and horses. For farther particuinrs ad ws Buchanan Bros.. Akron, Colo M 240 [0 SALE SEVERAL GOOD RESIDENCES AT low figures: easy torms. Wm. J. Welshuna. o Barker blk. M 22 RS DAVS ONLY | OFFER A 520 ACKE WELL improved farn 8 miles from town at §1.00 per Acre worth #15.00. “Tmprovemonts cost §1.200. For particulars write Thos, Kryger, Neligh, Neb, Msi7-210 JFOR SALE. TWO BARGAINS, A SOUTHWEST roer, Orchard Hill. worth' §1,500- 8550, ensy terms A fine farm In Sherman Co. for loss than the tm provements cost: little casli required Fldelity Trust Company. L) 30 FT. ON “N' 8T, BETWEEN 2TH AND2TH, £,200] Hutchinson & Wead, (62 Douglng Mago 21 HAVE A FINE STOCK FARM OF 216 ACRES, Jocated (0 Lancaster county 18 miles northwest of Neb.. which I will sell cheap; 100 acres aro pastiire, nrge hog grove ouse hond of 1 ) head of cattle. water, Address V. L. Vodicka, 812 So. Omaha, Neb. o T FARM OF 2 “ounetl Blufts, 8,000 Idings. Gront bar i A"Tb, Bee oftice, Counell Bluffa, Muid 25 EIGHTY CHOICE K ARM ear Clarks, Morrick county, Neb . 40 ncres cultiyation. Price only §15 per acre. Ad ® B 18, Bee office, Counctl Blaffs M2 21 OTS ON MONTHLY PAVMENTS IN BENSON, JLake View, CIif e, Dundee, Armouf Place, W. L. Selby's add Koo 403 Brown bldg. Miss i OR SALE. AT A BARGAIN. LOT 15, BLOCK 4, w firat addition to South Omaba Smal | payment down, balancs monthily 1t dosired nquire G. B, Teschuek, Omahs Boe For 10MES, ANY PRICE, 80, 81, 3 ake oloar property s first piyment. G. G: Wallace, Brown block, 16th and Douglas 56 EY TO LOAN BY B. F. MASTERS ON old goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, rates without vublicity, reinoval of property or change session. Time arranged to suit the bOFFower. Paynients of any amount can be mu time. reducing both principal and interest. thus gIving patrons all the benefits of the partiai pay ete., at the ‘Towest possib) ment plan. Call and xee me when you want a loan, or If more convenient call teleplione 1621 and your business can be arranged at home, Money always on hand; no_delay; no publielty; lowest rates; business confidential. B. K. Masiers, room 4 Withneli bk, Harney sts X ronT PRITCHARD, R. 8, WITHN X LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSES, A wagons, planos, without removal or change possession. Contidential. Fred Terry, r. 43) Knmge. X MONEYTOLOAN, ), (0 AND W0 DAYS ON Aturniture, ete. Dut Green, & 20, Continental blk. —CHATTEL LOANS, BENEDICT & WRAY, 614 Paxton block. We loan our own chargo you no commission. 1t will pay you to con Bult s, x—cu',\'r'n-mLLuANéjm_pl. Y LIFE. MORRIS, BUSINESS CHANCES RATS—15c o line first imo and {00 & line thero. after. No advertisemant takon for loss than 250 YA ML STOCK FOR SALE C Address . 0. box 211, Dunlap, Ta. 7—FOR SALE_NOT KOR TRADE—A STOCK OF general ‘merchandise, situated 1n n town In Buffalo county: consists of lothing, hats, caps, houts and shoe: nd groceries; cash sales, §27.00 per da fe per day expensej k0od, clean stock. 366, Beo. 7—FOR SALE, A GOOD CORNER first-class fixtures, good pool table, cash reg. fater, everything in kood order, $1.000 cas 00d business: owner going to Kurope. George Hastings, 108 W. Harrison st., Chicago, 111, 7—A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY IN CHICAGO! ! A concern doing « inércantile business, embrac- ing dry goods, millinery, gents' furnishings, boots and shoos and groceries, queensware _and crockery, wish {0 dispose of their. business. Located in the best man~facturing district In Chicago, where one company alone pays out in cash over $200.000 in wages monthly. Pay days semi-monthly. to,sell usn whole, about §23,000 required, but will seli each ltne separately. Best of re wiven for selling. Address R 20, Thomas, Chicngo. FOR SALE, GRAIN, COAL, AND STOCK BUSI- ness in 0ne of the bost towns in eastern Neb.: £o0d opening for man with small capital. C. P. Barlow, Onkland, Neb. AQUARIUM, bronze, sextagon shape, dimensions as follows: height 5 feet, width 4 feet, ‘depth of tank 18 inche; price §125.00; freight paid. Address C. Melssner. York Neb. —DESKS FOR SALE, WM. J. WELSHANS, 6 with Wright & Lasbur, SAVE WITILTIM £ and fixtures suitable 1or country by RATES—1ic a llne first ime and 10ca line thero No_ advertisement taken for less than 25c. SICAL CULTURE—A LADY G aystom will of the “Delsart Instruction January 12 Inquire 2050 South 20th street. “FORL_RENT, ahans, 6 Barker blk. [K1C OXYGEN CURE Sheely bullding. ND FOR MANUAL ON SPECIFIC OX P in cure for entarrh and all diseases of the hoad, throat and lungs. 610 Slieely bullding i open classes for For particulars and terms DESK ROOM. “DALDNESS POSITIVELY COKED: NO MIS send for descriptivo circular. box 293, Davenport, 1n. 2 CABINET PHOTOS, 81, FOR 10 DAY won's studio, 21 STOP COUGTIING ward for a ciiso of throat or lung stages excepted, proper use of Dr. box at drugglsts. Med. Co., Chicago, 111, Stone’s bronchial wafers, 26¢ & WAREHOUS Vonworth stroet: k0o d elovator, ete. Apply at 1500 Leayenwortli CLAIRVOY AN aline irst time and 10c line the L-ARKIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDERFUL clniryoyant, Influences; enres (its, intom peranc aplaints with Send €2, ock accurate 1ife chart for circular; give tnitials Is0 photos Of sume. ou will piarry ours, U a. m. L0 1 p. outh 11th street, first floor: Come one, come all, and be convinced of this Q- MIS. NANNIE V. WAL rellable business medium, Afth yenr,at 119 N, 1ith. MASSAGE, BATHS, operators ard the fi over 610 8. 15th stroet. MANSAGE TRE A sealp and hatr ent. maniouro st 310 8. 15th, Witha WL CAPITOL AV ‘Alcohiol, sulphurio and s0s bathi. MADAMIC 8] I satrimony s 5.00) lady onalty; living ey 4 . bOX 820, Kunsas Clty, Mo, HANBOME wealthy, Who, (0F cortaln ro s00n, will glve balf h an that will glve JRE BUYING A PIANO EXAMINE THE new scalo Kimball piano. A. Hoape, 113 Douglus oceupled by the Bloan Johnson Co. Uth sod Leavenworth. ¥or particulars address, G J. Paul, 160 Faroam strees. £, BANJO TEACILER with Hospe of G0 N. 16t street. 3 Suor. GELLENBEC —FOR SALE, MEAT MARKET IN town in southwest Iowa. Good Investment for mao with smali capital. Good reasons for selling. For full particulars apdress J 55, care of Beo. —DRUG STORE FOR SALE; CENTRALLY 10 50 cash bal to sult. Address 1 &, Boo FOR EXCHANGE, RATES 150 a line first time and 10c line there hftor. No advortisament takea for foss than 0. A SECTION OF LAND IN PHELPS COUNTY, /42 miles from railrond town, to trade for caf L. K., Elm Creek, Neb. 7,-G00D FARM. 10 ACKES, WITIT Jicumbrance for house and 1ot, can have some in. cumbrance. C. Thompson, N. E. Doreas streets. SMALL 1N 7, KOR EXCHANGE. TOUSE AND LOT. § Irooms, Inside, paved street, sewer, ete, for general 8t0ck g0ods In K0od town property further out. Win. J. Welshans, DIk Z..rni’ XCHANGE, “TIE MIDDLEMAN,' Chicago, lins 116 offers sale and exchanye, 7 FOR LOT OR L r;ri or equity, Call ut T#I N, Ioth st. 77 -WANTED, T0 TIt ADJ FOR TWO OR THREE fisets lacksmith tools. Moyer, Home hotel. city, 77— WIAT HAVE YOU KO EXCHA; finow Iist1s sust out; send for it. change Co., Columbus, Nob, ZoWANTED T0 EXCUANGE, ELEGA fitry ‘bome, U-room Louse. with bath, private water works, overything mode: with elegant lawn and trecs: just the place for man of means to tuke his family in hot weather; t.ade for land or stock, Address J 52, Boe. 77-GOOD CLEAR FARM LAND FOIt STOCK OF fimerchandise. Address box 410, Itupld City, 77-11GIL DRED STALLIONS. MARES AND colts for reul estate. Rocm 408 Brown bidg. 7 SLEAN STOCK 0F GENERATL MDSE.: WILI, Jtake real ostate and monoy. Box 205, Frankfort, Ind, yflm.lmni:u ANDSILVER, JEW ificiai tooth, medals, ote., bring all you have large or small lota and rao3ive ¢ 181 0c dentistry in exchange. Dr.John Matthavs, mainu: facturiug dentist, Jbag. red facing. near {th and Dodge tre the gentieman who took from lam p post re A Walton, 3038, 13th T OST-LADY'S D GOLD Jmacks on it Retupwto Beo oflico and got re Jongraved business_chrds. Notify Will 106 8. 14th. STOUK Wiy RATES -1c o line firat me and 100 n Jiae thero after. No advertisedient taken for loss than 20 FIOUSES WINTERED AT LOW RATE care, shelter and board fences. 403 Brown bldg, FIQRSES WINTERRD AT LOWEST RAT Bellevue stock farmi; box stalls 1f Clarke, 18 Board of Trads bullding o Bellovue, FERT STOCK IN ENTIRE [ wigs and boards n spocialty. Mall orders solicited. DI SM A KING. RA 1o & l1ne firat time and 1o atter. No advertisoment tasel for loas than 2 NGAGEMENTS T0 DO DRESSMAK ilies sollcited. Misa Sturdy, 520 . o first timo and 100 & after. No advertisement tak DATENT LAWVERS AND SOLICITORS. Sues & Co.. Beo bullding, Omaha, Neb. oftice at Washington, . C. Consultation free. CUTLERY GRINDING WATES 160 a line first Ume aftor. NO advertisom BND YOUR 8¢ Wiks, bans, o8, halr chains, stock and 'to order. 1115 15t at., Omaha. JON SALE_NEBRASKA FARM LANDS G. G Wallace 128 Brown block, 16thand Dougins. BIG BARGAIN, (5XI5], EAST FRONT, SOUTH 20th st., worth 80500, Prico only §2,250. Fidelity ust company, 1614 Farnam. St 6. CORNER ®TI AND HICKORY, 50XI% i: n bargaln for a fow days only. K. K. Dar- ling, Barker biock TMANUFACIURING JEWELERS, TASH PAID FOI OLD _GOLD. CARSON & Banke. room 30, Barker block Omaha T ““[MPROVEMENT the ORDER of the AGE” Becavse we have profited by the shortcomings of the old typewriters, and huve overcome thelr defects, and, between ourselves, we nave lots of tniprovements of which their inventors never dreamed. All type cleancd in ten seconds without soll- ing the hunds, More manifold copies can be made at one fm- pression on the Smith Premier than upon any other tpyewriter manufuactured. Send for Catalogue. TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT, The Smith Premier Typewriter Co., 1609¢ Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, . H. MAYHE Y MANAGER, Bids will be recelved by the State Board of Printing av the oflice of the secretary of state. on or before 2 o'clock p. .. Decomber 20, 1501, for printing and binding in eloth one thousand (1001 copies of the report of the State Board of Transportation for tho year 181, to be de- livercd complete at the office of the State Bourd of Transportatiou. To contain 15) pagos, more or less. The size of page. welsht und quality of puper, style and quality of bindinz, style ot lettering on cover, and in_ all respeots the work to be the sume us the sample to be seen in the office of the secretary of state. Each proposal must be uccompanied by n bond In thosui ot &00. ©0 The right to reject any and nl hids is re- derved. JONN O. ALLEN, December 8, 1801, Secretary of State. DitaioeM Bids will bo recoived by the State Bonrd ot Printing, ut the oflice of the secretury of state, on or Lefore 2 o'clock p. ., December -0, 1501, for printing and bindin¢ in_ cloth, two thousand (2,000) coples of the roster of e soldiers. sailors and marines, residing In Ne- brasku June 1st, 1801, to be deflvered completo at the ofiice of tho sceretary of state. To con- tain 4)0 pages, more or less. The size of pire, welght and guality of paper, style and quulity of blnding, style of lettering ‘on cover, and in all respocts Lho work to be_ the sume 'as the Nifllllllm to Le seen in the office of the secretuary of stite. The Fizht to refect any und all bids 15 re- served, Each'proposal must be accompanied by a bond in the sum of $00. JOIN C. ALLEN, December 8th, 1501, Secretary of Stute. DAL Stockholders Meeting Union Elevator Company of Omaha, Notice Is horeby given that the meetingof the stockholders of the U vator company of Omaha for the election of seven (@) diroctors und for the transaction of such other busin us may lawfully come be~ foro the meeting, will be held in room 1, third floor Union Pucific bullding, Omuba, Nob., upon Monday. tho 4th duy of Junuary, 1802, ut the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m. W. J. CARROLL, Assistunt Secretary. OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 14, 1801, a1 d'220 Stockholders' Meeting, Omiha & Elk- horn Valley Railway Company. Notice is hereby glven that the annunl meet- Ing of the stockholders of the Omaha & Eik- horn Vulley Raliway company forthe ele tion of seven (7) directors, and the transaction of such other business us mu{ inwfully come before the moet will be held at foom 1, third floor. Union flc building, in the oity of Omihia. Neb.. upon W, of 'y, 1802, at 10 ek a.m. Tho stock transfer books will bo closed ten duys before the date of the meeting. W. J. CARROLL, Assistant Secretn Omuha, Neb.,, December 14, 1891 DIsD. WaAR WOODMEN ©CAM Litigation Growing out of the bi- vision of a Secret Order. Mr. J.C Root of Lyons, Ia., was the first witness placed on the stand in the case of D, 8. Maltby agalust the Modern Woodmen ves- terday morning in the Uuited States court. Ho related the fact thet he was head consul for the order from 1584 until November, 1500, He said that it wus very diflicult in the early history of the order to get solicitors, bocauso thoy could not make the business pay. Heo decided to offer special inducements and with consent of the advisory board ke saia said he made a contract with D. S. Maltby whoroby it was agreed that the said Maltby should receivo 10 per cent of the goneral funds of the order in addition 1o the recular commission, This contract was draws for tho term of ten years. Ho also mude a similar coutract with 'H. O, Hen derson. ‘These contracts were kept on the part of tho order until February, 1801, when the uew management decidéd, after paying Maltby and Henderson the large honuses that foll to them every month from Novem- ber to Fehruary, that the contracts were fraudulent ' and should be set aside. The question to be decided in this case is whether ornot the contracts were lewal and binding, 1oot claiins he had a legal right to make such a contract, and that Maltoy is entitlea to the mouey due bim under such,contract. The present management claims that the con- traots were illegal ana fraudulent. ‘The caso will probably be closed Monday. B A very smull pili, buva very good one. De- Witu's iivtle Early' Risers. — - Dz, Cullimore aajusts glasses, B bldg. IXTEEN PAGES ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWN, Promise: nture Galeties. Master Joo Barker has 1ssued invitations for a Christmas eve dancing party. Mrs. W. J. Connell announces & dancing party for her sons, Ralph and Carl and Joo Barker, jr., Monday evening, Decombor Miss Gertrude Ringwalt will give a lunch- con to her young friends Tuesday, Decomber 20, ot 1 o'clock, Honry and Gordon Clark will give a danc- ing party Tuesday ovening, Decomber 20, at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs, Josoph Barker will launch their niece, Miss amy Barker, intothe world of society Tuesday avening of ibis weok, o large daiicing party being designed. Mr. Thotnas Swobo will give a large re- coption for the ladies of the Millard, Thurs day, Januray 7, from 2 until 5. Tho Jadies who will receive are Mrs. Swobe, Mrs, Dietz, Mrs, Victor Coffman, Mrs, Levi Carter, Mrs R. R Richuie, Mrs, Frank Muir aud Mes, A, Rosewater, The young ladies will give aleap year purty at the Millard, Friday evening January 1. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wheeler will #ive a ro- ception in honor of their sister Miss Maymo Higgins, 2717 Jackson street, Monday even- ing of this week. Mr. and Mrs. D, T. Mount have issued cards fora_cotilion in honor of their duugh- tor, Miss Mac Mount, at the Millard, Thurs- day, December 31, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo A. Joslyn, 2322 Dav- enport street, givea reception in honor of their nieco, Miss Boyce anc her frionds, Misses Gibson and Wort, New Year's evo, _ Earl und Glon Raymond will give a danc- ing party from 2 to 5 next Saturday at_tho home of " their parents, Mr. and Mrs, C. Raymond, 114 South Thirty-eihth avonue. surt C. Raymond and Bessie H. Raymond have issued invitations for a dancing party Saturduy eveniug, Decomber 24, at 7 o'clock, 114 South Thirty-cighth avenue. Miss Gertride Chambers will givea ro- ception New Year's afternoon. # Millard bas issued invitations for a dancing party for Miss Miliard and Muster Ezra Miilard Wednesduy ovening, December Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Montgomery give a dancing party for their sons, Charles and Gray, Decomber 30, M. C. S, Raymond will receive his gentlo- men friends on January 1 from 6 to 10 and will be assisted by General Brooke, Dr. J. T. Duryes, J. M. Thurston, H Burt, Charles” Ogdon, John S. Brady, J. K. Buchanan, M. T. Barlow, S. A. McWhorter, \ Bubcock, Frank' Colpetzer, Josopli weau and Dr. J. H. Peabody. Misses Mattie and Ida Sharp will receivo on New Years from 3until 6and will bo assisted by the foillowing bevy of young women: Muvs. McCord, Mrs. Whenler, Mrs. Harry McCormick, Mrs. Remington, Mrs, Brady, Mrs. Bradford, Miss Duudy, Miss Brown, Miss Chandlor, Miss Waieloy, Miss mily ‘Wakeloy, Miss ' Williams, Miss~ Yost and Miss Doane! A tuccessful Musicale. The musical recital given by tha pupils of Brownell Hall Thursday evening was a very pleasant success, a number of the par- ticipants distinguishing themselves far bevond the expectations of their friends and relatives. Notwithstanding tho length of the program, which comprised twenty-ono num- vers, tho audience remnined till the close and zave earnest expression to the do- light which they experienced. Among those who particularly won admiration for thewr work was Miss Emma Holt, whose voice is a true mezzo-soprano, rich and full, ber sing- ing of “Dreams’ showing that her teacher, Mrs. J, W. Cotton, appreciated the young lady’s " ability; Miss Irma Morley gave a fiue interprotation of Pradent’s arrange- ment of “Rizoletto,” u particularly difficult arrangement for the professional piauist even, It was played with skill, and com- mendable dash, the tempo bewg a marked foature of this young woman's work ‘who is destined to make a name for herself in musi Miss Kato Coluns and the chorus class gave “The Flying Dutchman” very creditably indeed. Miss M. Woolworth has a vory sweot soprano voice which was heard to advantage in an alr by Arditi, that prince of conductors, Miss Tna Kennedy, too, gave_ evidence of vocal ability by siuging *The Secret.” The participants in the evening's entertainment were Misses Hows, Kennedy, Oreutt, J. Means, Kate Collins, Anna Nelson, Naomi Everts, Clara Palmer, Emma Holt, Edith Smith,' M. Woolworth, '\rma Morley, Nellie Holt, 'Madge Means, Phasbo Doty. Nita Bunting, Eaith ' Abbott, Wallace, Clara Palmer, Mabel >Gtuwm, Left- wich, Louise Doberty, Windsor Doherty, Kate Collins, Ina Kenned The Reading Circle, The Catholic Ladies’ Reading Circle held its last meoting for this year at tho home of Mus. John A. Templeton, 2602 Dodge street, The papers for this oceasion woro read by Miss Crowley and Miss Murphy, and were on “Thomas aKempis and His Philosophy,’ and **The Church in the Middle Ages.” Tne conversation, which is always a feature of the program, was even moro en- jovable than usual, and that is saying agreat deal, as this club contains somo remarkably brilliant and cultured women, who can- not only chatter the small talk suitable for the ball and reception room, but can also discuss ably aud scnsibly any subject in art, literature aud politics, Nee ings will be resumed after the hoi- days. These mectings are held at the homes of the members and the membership 1s limited. The *Circle” includes Mr. J. G. Gilmove, Mrs. C. J. Smythe, Mrs. J. A. Templeton, Mrs. V. H. Coffman, Mrs. Swartzlander, Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Captain Worden, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Ingleman, Mrs. Truitt, Miss Magruder, Miss Murphy. Miss Harrigan, Miss Croiviey, Miss Morgan, Miss Forbes, Miss Furlong. A Humorg kvening The Curfew olub was entertainea Monday evening.at tto houso of Mr, H. 5. Jaynes, 1621 Emmett street. A humorous program was rendered from 8 till 9, and the remainder of 1ho evening was spent in dancing. The club and their guests numbered about forty peoble, and they passed @ most cnjoy- ubla ovening. The noxt mesting is to be held at the houso of Mr. and Mrs. Cole ou Monday evening, Docember 25, The following program was rendered : Instramental 0lo...... ..........Miss Fithiun Originul humorous poem...... Mrs. Cole Bong..... . .0 « Mrs. Luwrio [ morisis teee 2 eeesses MR 30 P D, Lioyd Yocal duet oo Mrs Jaynes and Mr. Lloyd Humorous reeltation..... « .o Mr Powell Mr. and Mrs. Ra Kntertain No more delightful high five party has been given than tho ono planned by Mr. and Mrs. Fraok T. Rausom at their elegant new home on South Thirty fourth streot Friduy evening, Among the guests were Messrs, and Mesdames E. L. Palmer, Graham Bradloy, J. B. Kitchen, W. A. Paxton, W. F. Gurloy, B. S. Baler, P.'W. Birkhausor, Robert Olmsted, B. M. Bartlott, Bugene Houghton, Elmer Frank, H. 1, Cady, Charles Turner, Allen Rector, L. H. Korty, H. B. Irwin. W. Covell, Newton Barkalow, U, C. McDaniols, Philip Potter, O. Carto n Fraok, John Grant, Mrs. C. B. Horton, Miss Coole, Miss Kenuedy, Miss Turner, Mr. Curtis Turacr, Mr. M. 8. Haslo. Entertal Mr. and Mrs, W. P, Durkee of Clifton Hill catertained a number of friends in a most de- lightful manner at a high five party, given a their residenco on Burdette street, Tuesday evening. The first prizes wero won by Mrs. Anderson and C. R. Davidson; the booby prizes were cantured by Mrs. C. R. Davidson and Mr. George Laridge. Thoso present were Messrs. aud Mesdames Froome, Laridge, Wickersham, Brown, Dayidson Millar, ' Hutchingson, Anderson, Taylor ‘Truex, Cadwell, Whidden, Murray, Kidder, Hayward, Davis, and Mr. Llowellyn Jowesll of Graat's Pass, Ore, The “Entre Nous" Card Olub, Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Sloan, who have been prime factors in the social lifo of the West End and who have done much toward mak ing the Entre Nous Card club one of the features of the winter smusemont in that pretty section of the metropolis, entertained the club which Mrs, Sloan founded several years ago, 'l'uesday evening at thoir home on South Thirtieth avenue, The guests present Lo enjoy the pleasant nospitality of 1ho Bost and. hostess ware: Mr. and Mrs, Swobe, Mr. and Mrs. Jobnson, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ponso, Mr. and Mes, Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Babcook, Mr, and Mrs, 'Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Colpetror, Mr. and Mes, Dietz, Mr. and Mrs, Clayton, M. and Mrs, Wakefleld, Mr. and Mrs. Ray: mond, Mr. and Mrs. Kirkendall,Mr. and Mrs. Coo, Mr. and Mrs, George Squires, Mr. and Mrs. Goorge Keiloy, Mr. aud Mrs, Cady, Miss Rarber, Miss Shattuck, Mr. Frank Brown und Mr. Will Pease, Mrs. Clayton won the first prize for the Indios aud Mr. Lockwood a like prize for the gontiemen, The Week's Marringes. Mr. Elmer J. Higley and Miss Amanda L. Lindblad, wore married Tuosday evening at their own rosidenco 2578 Spaulding street, Rev. Charlos W. Savidge oficiating. Mr. John Foster and Miss Eama Sreeves were married Wednesaay evening at the residence of the bride's parents on Eighe toonth near Cuming street, Rev. Charlos W, Savidge performing the coremony. Social Kvents in Sonth Omiha, The Young Mon's Social club gave a most enjoyable party utits usual place, the old Knights of Petnias hall, Thursday evening, High five and davcing were the order of the evening. Thoso prosent wore: Misses Savage, Duvis, Arnold, Coffeen, Eiliott, Hausman, Suplee, Carponter, Adas, Tyleo, Woodard, Persons, Lane, Moss, Waliing, Richardson. Messrs, Fred Cockrell, Williau R Laughiing Harey M. Christie, William Grimith, Fred H. Grifith, Willlam'J. Wolen, Fred M. Graotham, Eugono I, Patton, A. Calcooper, ~ Herbort Rroadwell, William Farrer, Willlam Ward, Harry Carponter, Frank Suplee, Frank Hausman, Bd. Hatoher, Horb S. McDougal, Fred J. McDougal, Harry Keller, Robert M. Piorson, Charlos H. Lk, Charles E. Nolson, C. Frank Donnis, Burb B. Wilcox. MINOR BVENTS, J. Grant of Covington, Ky., has been siting with J. Samuel Gomey. Mr. H. E. Hawloy of Percival, In., has been visiting his brother, B. H. Hawlay. T'he bachelors’ farewell ball will tako place on Tuesday evening, Decomber 20, a% Kuights of Pythias hall, Mr. and Mrs. William Davis of Lewis, Tn huve been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jawmos PLillips the past woek. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Rynearson left Friday for Seward 1o pass’ tho holidays with their daugliter, Mrs. Dr. F. M. Breed. Mr. Henry Rogors and sister, Miss Eila Rogers, of Porcival, In., are the guests of their cousin, W. B. Paddock, of this city. ‘The Young Men's Social club heid a busi- ness meeting Tuosday ovening to make ar- rangements for the club ball to be held oa Christmas ove. Mr. G. Jucobt of Wisconsin and Mr. L. Flemiug of Humboldt county, lowa, have boen the euests of Mr. Strathmann and fam- ily the past woek. e homo of Mrs. Robert Maxwell, Twen tioth and 1 streets, was the scene of a unique but most enjoyablo social event on Thursduy evening, It was asbadow social and was civen by the Young Peoplo's Socioty of Christian Budeavor of tho First Presbyter- ian church. Mrs. Frost was tondered a_very agrecable surprise party Cuesday evening by her fel- low sistors of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church. A pleasant evening, that will loug bo remembered by Mra, Frost, was passed. * Mrs, Frost will leavo in a short time 10 spend the wintor in Fiorida. Tho High Five club enjoved a most ploas- ant social session with Miss Cora Pors 1326 North ‘I'wenty-fourth street, on day evoning. The royal prizo was won by Miss Hermance Laur, while Mr. Elmer Bec was awarded the booby. Last evening the ¢lub met at tho home of Miss Docia Carpons er, Sl i Dr. Cullimore, oculist, Boo building. THE THEATERS, There can hardly be any reasonabla doubt but that the seating capacity of Boyd's Now theater will be tested to its fullest extent on this and tomorrow evenings when the now and surprisingiy successful Swedish-Ameri- can comedy, “Yon Yonson, makes its ap- pearauce in this city. Play goers, whose palates have become juded with the old stereotyped dialect comedies, will find in “Yon Yonson" a new and piquant flavor. With a story of strong human interost, a so- ries of intensely thrilling situations, a regular bonauza of bright, sparkling comedy aud scenic appurtenances that have never been surpassed in a similar production und but seldom equalled. It is little to be wondered at that “*Yon Yonson took so strong a hold upon the affections of the theater going pube lic fromw the first day that it was producedy Inthe central figure, that of Yon Yonson hime self, as impersonated by Gus Heege, the orig- inator of Scandinavian dialect ana comedy, aud one of the authors of the pece, thoro i scon n character unique, quaint and abso- lutely a stranger to the glare ol the foote lights, The cast embracos such capable peo- ple as Annie Lowis, Sadio Counelly, Muster Frankie Jones, Helene Lowell, H. 1), Ryers, William Stafford, Joseph W. Davenport” and Franclyn Hurleigh. The Farnam Streot theater will throw its doors open to tho public today at 2:0 and tonightat 8. The attraction will be the inimitable and over popular Bobby Gaylor, assisted by W. A. Brady's company o comedians in tho new farcical creation” ontl: tled “Sport Meallister.” one of tbe 400, In this piece, which is a farco comedy, pure and simple, Mr. Gaylor has full scope for the dis- play of bis famous specielties, and will be supported by one of the very best farce com- cdy companios on the road. Tho cast will include Georgin arker, well kuown as the leading comedienne of the U. 8. Mail com- pany; the Olympia quartette, for seven years with Evans & Hoey's Parior Match compuny ; Jennio St. Claire,” Ireno Heruandez, Saliie Carter, Nellio Franklin, J. P. Carrol!, Bessia Gilbert, and several othier weil known spe= ciulty people. Many new and novel inven- tions ure being used in the pleco, and the sppevialties aro not only new but the neatest and inost refined ever seen in a piece of this kind. Gracie Emmett will bo seen at the Farnam street theater for one week commencin day uext, December 27, in hor vopular play, the **Pulso of New York.” Gracie Emmett's new play is given tho most elaborato stage setting ever given a melodrama, all tho scon< ory for the nlay being carriod even to the wings and borders, ‘‘clear everything’ is the order given 10 the theater stage manager, The clevated railroad sceno 1n tho *Pulso of w York,”” showing two truins crossing in opposite directions in front of Cooper institute New York, at night, while Polly and Sammy Snapper ato seen hanging from tho trestles to suve themselves from being dashed to pieces, while the two trains go thundering overhead at full speed, is one of the most realistic and exciting scones upon tho stage, In the *“Puxas Steer,” which will bo seen at Boyd's new theater on the last four even inges of this week incluaing Lwo performances Christmas, Mr. Hoyt hus given the public & play with which thero is 4 sensiolo and suf- Hicient reason for belng highly amused. He hus subordinated the furcical elemont to comedy, g1ving the ltter the leading place in cach act, ‘I'here is nothing intrinsicall improper in the character of Mave Brandor, the Texan, who 18 elccted to gress, as the “ower true tales’ of the doings of certain members of that sugust body have shown. Mrs. Brander too, and Bossy, tholr daughter, transiated from o cattle ranch in “Texas to & fashionablo hotel in Washington, do 1 kind what might be expected of any two women under like circumstances, and it the degree be exaggerated, that is aliowable under thoe playwright's liconse. A Texas Steer” marks uotable advance 1 composition and 1n literary anility of Mr, Hoyt, The ideas, whilo not novel, are haidied with much'freshness and vigor, the little lovemuking which is introduced is all in keeping with the play, and the evolution of the Brander family is' natural, easy and wholly consistent. ‘I'he same excellont cast of last soason Headed by Mr. Tim Murphy and Miss Flora Walsh will bo here, At tho Eden Museo this coming week will be found Jo Jo the Russian dog-faced man, intelligent, educated and & wusician, Jo Jo and fatber wero captured in & Russian forest when Jo Jo was & baby. ‘Lhe father was & bairy nondescript unable to speak. The mother never was scen, He is beyond doubs tho greatest curiosity alive today.~ Unzie the white aborigirgl beduty of Ausiralia is sec- ond only to Jo I8 as u curlosity. Firroris With bis trained troup of white rats and mic and two big stage shows. A graud nolidey attraction. - Dr, Cullimore, eyo and ear, Bee bldg