Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 3, 1892, Page 14

B iai N 14 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES. _8PEGIAL NOTIGES will be taken until 12:30 p. m., for the evening d until 8:90 p, m., for the morning or Sunday edi advertisenonts In thess columns 15conts & on and 10 centa & line thereafter, or month, No advertisement tnken for the first insertion. nt Ahout 7 words 1o the 11 consecutively. Adver. isern, by requesting & numbered ehock, can have thelr letters addressed to & numbored letter in caro Of THE BEE. Answers so addressod will be deliy: ered on presentation of the check. = = & RRANCH OFFICRS - ADVERTISING FORTIESE colun s will be taken on the above conditions who are author- 8 can tthe following business houses, 7 10 take special notices at the same rates e had at the main ofMce A Fouth Omaha Branch Ofce—No, 2023 N Lister bi John W. Fell, pharmacist,1th and Mason streots. B, T1. Farnaworth, pharmacist. 2115 Caming stroet. W.J. Hughes, pharmacist. 624 N, iith street ¢ B, Batterneld, pharmacist, 1718 Leavenworth street flughes' pharmacy. 24th and Faroam. == = SITUATIONS WANTED. RATES 160 0 1i after. Noad SITUATION WA old, having 1 8 of banking, desir Westarn bank references and reasons for changing. 41, pe A. YOUNG MAN (DANISH) WANT A STEA place with n family to take care of hors work around thie house. Address K 43, Boe. street, At time and 10e a line th it taken for less than RINGLE MAN, Al enrs_experlence 1n all position of trust with erred. Rest of Addre L or A YOUNG SAN 5 VEATS OF AGE WANTS X A TADY WITHEMALL CHILD WANTS WOIK A “POSITION AS BAKER IN BAKERY. ADDREGS S, Le Barron, Shenandoal, [owa. 82148 FIRST CLASS, WANTS PO- Address K 26, Bee. Mos7 8¢ LADY, WITH YEARS OF PERIENCE A8 nurse. 1o accompany invalid to Pucific const for Address Dr. 1. Webster, W —HOOKWEEPER, sition. Ref . WANTED--MALE HEL’ 150 o line first time and 10 o line there- ant taken for less than AGENTS, THE B riet inmany n_day, c man buys ono. Agents make § to $10 day. Tw t stamp for particulars Ea Sl Llectric Improsement Manufacturing Co., Minneapolis; 2 B, VAT, put on the B WANTED. COAT MAKER WHO IS GOOD band man and owna his instrument: good wages, &004 10 lushors « moed app BoAce ot position once’ dxperio man preferred day after 10. W. T. Marshull, 12 B.agesn small pletur Taction gunranteed and & §1 outht free. & Co., 5 Reade street, New Vork. Jester, Chadron. Neb, N WANTED FOR A PERMAN- Kt b 1 to begin work at t former sales: walary £1500 weekly. Apply Tues: relghton blk FOR RENT--HOUSES. _ s it Continued, DEiGHT RooM HOUSE, MODEUN CONVE e nces, chenp. J. F. Barion, 2018 Capitol ave. 2311+ ~ FOR RENT---FURNISHED ROOMS. WATLS- 150 a Iino first time and 00 line there: After. No advertisement taken for loss than 26 o508 KEST, A DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM Y01 Dougins str eot 15} FURNISHED TWO FRONT ROOMS BNSUITE Uor sinkle, hot and eold water. 211 North I FURNISHED ROOM FOIL (UENT 22 8. Ms7 » [ NICELY iNow house, wll modern convente stroet 0 - HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN Utlemen. Private family: no other roomers; cor- ner, Inrge yard, 2nd story Al modern egavent es. vall, No. 2008 Dougias street, cor. 20th. MEs1 9 T. CLAIL EUROPEAN HOTEL, COR ko low ronta for Fooms hor without hoard. 77 1723 DAVEN- i THE th and Dodge, wil m by the woek of month, w 10-NICE ROOMS, STEAM HEAT Uport. M7 J10° MISCELLANEOUS. Continued. RPALDNESS POSITIVELY (OWED: take abont It; send for descripti ve eifeular. dress “Antl-Bald," box 2. Davenport. Ia R 600D NEWS, FRED RUOS, wn CUMING street, sells from date everything in the moat Iine & trifie Above tho wholesalo price. Pork shouldors and Fibs 5o pound. Call and look oyer the prico list which hangs in the market. M52 §* 2 CLAIRVOYANTS. NO MIs Ad RATES 15 a llne firat tms and 100 & 1ine th after. No ndvertisement taken for less than Q- ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDERFL Drovelations Challenges the world. Mrs. Dr M wrave, dead trance clairvoyant, astrologist paimist and lifo reader; cradle (o grave: unites th tells your ‘lifo {rom the separated; causes mar ringe with the onesou love: tells where you will succeed and in what business best adapted for: has the celebrated Kgyptian brenstplate for lick and to destroy bad Inucnees: cures fits, intemperance and all privato complaints with massage, baths and cohiol treatmoent, Kend 82, lock of halr, name and date of birth and re lifo chart; cents in stamps for cireula Initiale of on ou will marry: also phe Otia 107 outh 11th street, first Hoor: ) 0. 10 B p. m. Come one. come all,and be convincad of this wonderful oracle. M8 4 |, FrEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS, 2125 DOD ’ 701 J28° |, FRONT ROONS, MODERN, STEAN Yuath, eto., for Genilemen, 1817 Leavenworth i 3 100 RNISHID ROOMS, 011 N. i8th. (i} 3 FURNISHED KOOMS CHEAT, 816 8. 181 [ (i 02 FARNAM, D - FURNISIED 10N o FIONT o0S Wit ALCOVE ROOMS SUITARL! R FOIU BOA DI ap: 1314 Capltol ave Mozl 12 WITH a1 & Ms1 T HOONS, PHIVATE FAMILY T ~ FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. 10 a line there- Tor less than 2oe. Wi M0 line first time dyertisement take FURNISHED RATES 15 afl No DESTICABLE bonre. 2128, % F DESIRABLE ROOM WITIL BOARD, 1832 € cago streot - FURNISIED KOO A BOARD Bl KA F : I 1-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WI board: modern convenlences; gentiemen pre oricd. 1615 8 10th stree* Mil 5 ~KOOM, WITIL BOARD, 1 ROOM TOOM_AND HOARD IN PRI 8 N. 10th, s DESIRABLE to 1 DODGE STREE 054 TADY, ALSO TWO 52) N, 23, MU0T-JT T ROOM MATE FOR YOU! or three cholce boarders. ¢ line first_time and 10c u line there- No advertisement taken for less than 2c. FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, tal use. 807 3 RATES | after. CWANTED, SALESMEN ON SALARY ORt COM- Bttt Nundlc the siew patant. chomieal ik erasing penell. The greatest relling novelty ever produced: erases Ink thoro hly In two seconds: no abrasion of papers 20 to 500 per cent profit: 0ne agent's snles amounted to §620 in six days. another £2 in two hours. We want one general agent in ench state and territory. For terms and full par- tlculars nddress Monroe Kraser Mfg. Co.; La Crosse, Wis 761 ]f\\'/\ NTED, DRUG CLERK REGISTERED IN lown. One with a little capital preforred, Ap: Ply to 1iarle, Haas & Co., Councll Blufts, — M70. G REE UNFU STEAM Fhieat, bath and gn BEW per month. ‘Address K 40, Bee oftice MBI 5% ROOMS; s2ia N 1oth, fiat D, Srd floor. MS T DOWA A eping: $ (0 $12 per month: cheapest rent possible: aiso many houses. G. F. Butts, 311 Paxton block. % M58 92 BOARDING. QNI AT VRITZ TR TAKr ST QMU NANNIE V. WARKR Wreliable busine MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. {mo and 10c a lin No advertisement taken for 1oss tean 20 TP3a ADAME SMITIL 1411 CAPITOL AVENUB 2diioor. Alcoliol, sulphur and sea baths. Masi 100 RATES atter. T, MASSAGE TREATMENT. BLECTRO THE mal baths. sealp and hair treatmont, manleure and chiropodist,Mrs. Post,i10i 5. 1th, Withnell bik " i T, MASSAC operators ar MASSA tho 1 MY PARLORS AND over 610 8. [ith streot. M141 5 PERSONALS. RATES- after, 50 line tirst time nnd 10c a line there: No advertisement tuken for less than 2 RSONAL, YOUR DESTINY FORETOLD, with pen pictire of future hushand or wife, cordind to astrology. Send date of birth and to L Box 117, Kansaa City, Mo. 85 U TS FOR BIG PACK- ) age of cubinet sizo pictures, nlso full doserin: tions (including rosidences) of respectable Indies Who want to correspond for matrin 000 Tady membors: ¢ nationwity i ovory- where: many of thom beautiful Wealthy. 20¢ 3 P VlNAl. SE ‘llllll:I and Drawer (4, Chiego, 11 8 U PEUSONAL. YOUR FUTURE REVEALED. Written prediction of your life, 10c. Give date of birth. Astrologer. I, Box 12), Kansas City, M 8id i MUSIC, ‘ART AND LANGUAGE, RATES—1 n after. N ient taken for less thin 2oc. Vs B A HOLYOKE'S SCHO00T, FOIt BOYS and giris will reopen Monday, Jan. 4, 1802, Mb155* @ Tino first time and 100 & line there TEACHER G, F. GELLENBECK. BANJO floor, 942 with Hospe, or 6 . [6th stroet, MONEY TO LOAN---REAL ESTATE. IATES 1o a line first time and 100 a ine there- after. No advertisement taken for less than 25¢ TOANS ON BUSINESS PRODERTY. 100 B M9 10 W00 E troct. AT : ney's fees. W. B. Meikle, First National bank bldg. WIEWANT 100 AGENTS IMMEDIATELY, & per day or a k00d ¢ mission; particulurs free, Address, Excelsior Mg, Co., La Crosse, Wis. PBIRAVELING SALESMEN VIKITING GRO- cers and general morchants in Nebraska and the Weat to Introduce our goods as a side line. Liberal pay. 419 Puxton block. I B WANIED, AGENTS, LA DI AND GENTLE: men in every city and town in the United States for a new liousehold artiele sold in every home. Bauiplo by express e, Mnf'g Agts, 904 Olive street, Room puls, Mo. M Bocasvassens w T INDUCE ments. .+ Life bldg. M ca line first timo and 10c a line thero- No advertisement taken for less than JILMAN HOUSE, RATE after. £, 1310 DODGE, FOR GOOD ooms, convoniences, rates and 1o- cation It éannot be excelled. Mra. Hotn, proprietor. 87054 FOR RENT---STORES AND OFFICES. RATES -1 after. calinefirst time and l0c o line there No advertisement taken for loss than ¢ T, FOI RENT, WITE L 8TOIY RRICK BUILDING, 016 Farnam street. The bullding has a fire proof cement busement. complete stoam heating fixture water on all the ioors, gas, etc. Apply av the office of The Bee. s Callor addre 220 311 B AGENTS WANTED EVERY WIHEREOHANGE shaft for pole of buggy in one-lialf minute; Just out; write quick; big profits. Patent Speelalty 3ig. Co., Emporla, Kan. 177 d 9 ~WANTED, A YOUNG AND N boy to tend door. The Boston § WANTED---FEMALE HELP. RATES-15 a line first tme and l0e u line there- after. No advertiscment taken for less than 2e. (1 WANTED, 2 FIRSTCLASS SHIRT MAKERS: Unlso 25 experiended pants and overall makers p warm, nice and light; good prices: all new machines: apply at Manufacturing depurtment of M. K. Smith & Co., corner 11th and Howard stroets, 1 3% AGENTS Among AT COLORED 0 “WANTED, A NUMBER OF LADY Jin Omaha and Dougias county to canya: r frionds; easy work and good pay. World's d Savings Co., gencral ofiice, 1y Continental 5134 51 MONEY WRITING FOR ed_envelope for i South Bend, Ind. Jme. formation 1o Frances L. Hal '(\fiw,\r\"n D, COMPETENT G111, oral housework In small family 20(h strcet. GLRL WANTED TO Jwork in family of two. Do Call 152 WA ). FIRST /preforred, for general housework. avenue. (o WANTED, /housework; Capitol avenu (690D GIk, Yok /must e good cook Mr, A GOOD GIRL FOR references required. 2nd street. (- WANTED, GOOD LAUNDRESS FOR MONDAY and Tueany oF each weox, 00 Capitol wvniic Al B¢ [0 RENT, STEAM HEATED OFKiCE ROOM Acor. Tith and juckson sts. Inquire of Mrs. Lange, 002 8. 13th 8¢ "8G T, SROIE ROOM 14X50. STEAM HEAT AND GAS 1418 Harney, ) I FOR RENT, STORE, 1118 JACKSON STREL] —FOR RENT, FIRST CLASS LOCATION FOR grocery and meat market: wew building steam heat; will tako rent out in trade If stock is first- cluss: can give possession Jun. 1, 1892, Kelkenny & Co., Yoom 1, Continental blo 512 J5 RATH after, K WaNTED, quote price. NTED 10 RENT Adn with stable in purchase If suited.” Occupan and May 1. Givo full particulars. Bee. No advertisement taken for less than 25¢. A PLAT BOOK OF OMAHA; Address K 45, Be 806 LARGE HOUSE AND 0d locality. Might y between January 1 Addross J i 808 4* T IBREE FURNISHED ROOMS, BY MAN and wife, for lignt housekceping: steam heat preferred. or will keep house for use of sultable rooms; write particulars; references excl Address KI5 Beo RENTAL AGENCIES. Thca line fist time and 100 o line_ thor No ndvertisement taken for less than RA arter. e COLE, CONTINENTAL BLOC 4 L RENTAL BANK RE S STORAGE. RATES— e a line first time and 100 a line thoro- after. Noadvertisement tvken for less th M DY CEEAN AN PRIVATELY STOR furnitire. Omaba Stove Repalr Work, 1207 Doug k] M CLDEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STOKAG AMlnouse tn thie city. Willlams & Cross, 1214 Harnoy NERAL M T-WANTED, GOOD GIRL Nousework, 2116 Chicao st. FOR RENT---HOUSES. RATES--150 o lino first timo and 10¢ a line there- fter. No navertisement taken for loss than 2. i P B STRER A FOR RATES-~15¢ a line first time and 10¢ o line there- after. No advertisement taken for less than %e. U WANTED, ROLLER TOP DESK. ROOM 4, Y. Lite, ¥ TO BUY SECOND-ITAND KUK ost prices pald. 10s{on Furbiture Co. 8 N, ith sl F2 5-ROOM COTTAGE ON NORTIL ar motor line, choap, Inquireat 828 8. Isth street. M85 5 Dy Furnisn tion oxcellent, rent low. 13th strect. A GA. ), ko ke A ‘bath, gas, water close 7 other ciosets. well nam, 8340 D HOUSE WITH PIANO, 1LOCA- focated oniy £20.00 per month Brannor, 1100w 878 ii G- ROOM COTTAC CONVEN' H)igrieen wu s W cora i Netherton Hall 8903 FLAT, 6 ROOMS. 1, Waro block. DA NINE KOOM HOUSE, G151 NEAK PACIFIC, buth, ete., only £20. Fldelity Trust Co., 1014 Far: Inquire, lith st T, CONVENIENT & ROOM COTTA ity water. Inguire, 1223 8. 3.4 & 5 R00M HOUSES, $10 (0 813; ety Mead' Inv't Co., 442 Boe bidg. r15th and Burt. D TFOR RE Webstor.8 roois, full city lot, prics 8 Garrison, 1514 Farnam, D VORI mproven Dexter 1. P08 RENT, wi00N kas and vange it desired, focation noar20th and St Mary's avenue. 1rico rensouable: special terms given to the right party. Inquiro Wi2 Farnam st, Or G. . Tischok, Beo oftice. ;O HENT, G ROOM HOUSK, 140 DORCAS street. Inquire Kobert Hunter, Bee onice. Sosn DDERN 13- A roios. bulling. N unnrroie, Wells, 1111 Farna BOUGHT, street. SOLD, , STORED. FOR SALE---FU]{NITURE. RATES—150 n line first tm afte u and 10c a line there- vertisement taken for loss than 2¢. W NONEY TO LOAN ON LON time in sums of £00 to §10,000. Mutual Iuyestuient Company. i‘u LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROY clty property, €000 and upwards, to § per e No delays. W. Krnam Smith & Co.. 15th & Ttary FOR WXCHANGE. Comt nasd FA W NI VICTORIYC %0 roller topped desk. No ALMOIT 14 Farnam St CLEAN STOCK (JF ¢ 7 TAL M D813 WL litako reul ontate & fohos Box Frankfort,Ind 7 O TRADE, SAF[FDY WHEEL, ALMOST litor good gontio hres. Call 0n or ,rddross I O,Connell, 115 N 19th st w2 3 y M0 FARMS "VARIOUS STATES FOIU Clgnlo and trado iy for 1ists and torms to Joseph Pollard, J¥. Washington, 70 0° oare of Dulzell CHANGE. 520 ACRES FINE .t from station. Merrick binska, for and lot In contral part of' elty, not oyer ¢ Ringor. Mi20 5% 7 0D BUSINESS RLOCK ligood re ral merchinidise, stock from £20.000 t0 $10,000; mOst bo first elass, 1 F._Ringer, 1610 Farnam. M 7—FOR EXCHANGE, A GOOD 110 ACRE iin Fillmoro county: niso stogk of furniture, » 7,10 TRADE lUtor stock of Address K 2) Bee. EXCHANG, 0. J. Paul. 1i FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. RATES- e a line first after. No advertises FARM moerehandis timo and 100 a line th ot taken for 1oss tha ARGAINS TN ACIE BTy neres close to belt 1ine, §,000. 10 neros southiwost of city, £,500. It raliwny. West Omaha: will r il take small cottago ) 8 paTL payment, price re 20 neres close to elty. $11.000. £0 neres close o belt line, will plat 1nto 409 eholee Tots, §16.000. A'cholee tract of 80 neres at Omaha, Neb, less than five miles from thesvostofice and business portion of the elty, price $18,0)0.00. one-fourth cash, balance " to sult; "or will take onethird or one-linl improved | property one of the finest tracts of nere around Omoha, sitwated on clevation, commifinding © magnificent oity. nnd loeated directly 1n the way of growth of Omaha, IL1s absolutely cer ¥ Has be or ty 1 its prose and will soll or_consider i 1, incom g property. - Address ks, 305 Lite’ Building, Omaba, 00 3 ¥ 1n is property beautiful vlew of the the futur QOR SALE. BLEGANT NEW HOUSE, JUST velng completed. in Hanscom Place; all modern proyements. Cali and get price and terms. Hicks N. Y. Life building. 810 5 (FLEAT BARGAIN IN FARNAM STREBT PROP Torty, 44x142 fect, with party-wall contract on both siiles. for snle’ at prico below appraisement value: 5i par cent of price three years a7 per cent Joention suitable for large Jobbing house: owners notable 1o bulld. Enquire at 27 Kamgo building: OR SALE. 2 QUARTER SECTION Write U King, Cit i t VOKRNER A enr, $1.500, Enst front cottage and goo 1 mile from PO, $180. Hutchinson & Wead, 224 Douglas 840 4 FINELY EQUIPPED STOCK FAItM, EXCELL- 4£Xent location, bir bargain for city Inside proper- ty. Fidelity Trust Co., 1614 Farnam. 3 FQREALE AT A BARGAIN. 107 X W. L. 8lielby's firat. nddition to’ South Omaha. Small payment down, balance monthly it desi Inquire G. B, Tzschuck, Umaha Bee. JOR BALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, § casytermb; tako clear property s first piy mont. G. Wallace, Brown block, 1 SOF LA or call M3 B NE Fm(s,\l, . NEDRASKA FARM LANDS. G. G. Wallnce, i Brown block, 16th and Douins. N, CORNER “#/fil AND HICKOI AN .feot; n bargain for n few daysonly. F. ling, Barker blook QUACRE FARM 12 ML, Opir nere. Co-Operative Land and Lot Co. 100h streot. 3 —"rv-/«.\umx\ 'LOAN AND TRUST CO. Life. lend at low rates for cholce s Nebraska or lowa farms or Omaba city property. 7 y 7 -LOANS ON REATL ESTATE AN toral notes and mortgages bought. 4 Bioard of Trade Bee Bldg. T—G-PER V ON HAND TO LOAN ON FIRST zuge on Owabn clty property. Charles W. Rainey, 815 Omaha National bank bullding. 18 WS LOWEST RATES OF INFEREST ON FIRST clasy secarity. Loveu & Woodman, 20§ lith. i 7-LOAN 10WA CITY PKOPERTY, ern Neb . and farms, K. K. Ringer, 151 W-ewr MONEY TO LOAN---CHATTELS. BAST OATES, 7, BOARD ! ATES after. MONEY TO LOAN BY B. F. M A houseliold goods, plano wagons, ete., at_the lowest possible rates with. publicity, reinoval of property or change ‘of pos session. Time arranged to sult the borrower. Puynicnts of any amount ean b mude at any time, reducing both principal and interest, thus gIving patrons all the benefits of the partial pay- ment plan. ‘Call'and seo me when you want a loan, or If more convenlent call telephone 1621 and your bnsiness can ho arranged ot hol Moncy alwuys on hand; no delay; no publieity; lowest Fates business confidential. me and 100 line th t taken for less than 1S ON TARM FOR SALE A FAISL O 15) A mlles below Richmand, Vi, near Jumes rivo J. 1. Lebelt, Varina Grove, Vi. LOST, OSTLARG white hair ‘on him, skull | Return to Charles N. Wal Lange's grocery, and recolye reward. OST A FOX TERRIER PUPDY, Jof [Tayden’s store on-Dodge strect. 4 If returned to J. E. Jeffries, I NEWFOUNDLA NOT A xcoedingly high. 606 8, 15t street, SN OS5, A LADIES S1LK SHAWL tween Williams and Doreas st ase leave at 2102 St. Mary's ave and r vurd, DRESSMAKING. ‘[MPROVEMENT ths 0303307 thy AGE” THE BEST. WHY? Bornuse we h Al M Send for Catals The Smith Premer Typawriter Co. between Omaha and Chicago is F Depot daily at 4:30 p. m. is stock, reaches Chicago at most con— venient magnific st facilities between the Missouri River and the World's Fair City. tw © and one at 9:20 p. m., both of which are first-class in every respect. City ticket office, 1223 Farnam street. 180 fo sl be in 1 of article offered for delive T or i i ch pository or solvent national bar ity of the residence of the bidder, mide pa able to the order of the Cor dign Affuirs, for amount of the proposal. which ch wi ny bidder or &l good and sullicient &u re e o) ak vo profited by the shorteomings of the old typewritors, und have overcon.e any defects, and, between ourselves, wo have addsd of lmprovements of which their inventors never dreamod. 1 type cleaned in ten seconds without soll- ing the hinds, ore manifold cop'esean be made at one m pression on the Smith Premior than up uny other tpyewriter manufactured, TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT, 16093 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, H MAYHEW, - - MANAGILR. "~ The Most Comfortable Train the Burlington’s **Vestibuled lver,” which leaves the Union It composed of superb rolling leaves Omaha and h()ul'S, runs over a nt roadbed, and, in hort, offers the best possible The Buriington has also vo other express trains for hicago, one at 9:50 a. m., OR FIELD SEEDS—Rosebud Agency, South Dakota, Decemuver 0t 01, —Sealed proposals, endorsed *Proposiis rfioid sevds.” und addressed to the under DROPOSALS F sned at Rosebud Agency. South Dakota, will recetved at th s arency until one o'clock p. 2 of Monday, Jnnuiry #5th, 1802, for furnish- Z and delivering at this arency wbout Ly of seed corn, W0 bushels of seed’ potatoes, und 00 hushels sced wheat. Bidders w 11 be required to e in their bids the proposed pi h under \c riaht I8 reserved to teJect any or all bids, any part of any bid, if deemed for the Lest ©st8 of the service. CERTIFIED CHECKS, — ach bid must be accompanied by a certitied cck ardraft upon some United States de- < inthe vi missioner of In- PEI AT Of Lho ok or d 11 be forfeited (o the UNITED STATES in caso bidders reesiving an award V11 full o promptly execute a contract with retics. otherwise to be turned 1o the bidder. Bids accompanied by shin liou of a cortified cheek will uot be ns dered. Tor further information apply to GEO. WRIGHT, U. >, In ifun Agent. i 1t At least ¥y, Tt s mutually a veed (his day by and be- tween the undérs & b5 as: co be December 15, 1801, Dissolution Notice. o1 that the firm of Drexol Foll be, and the same is, this day dissolved derick Drexel und Henry P. Drexel hereby sume all outstanding Hubilitics und aro to {leet all moneys or other property due or to come due sald Drexel & Foll | FREDERICK DREXEL. Signed: 4 ALBERT FOLL. Hesuy P. Dk EL. tfm&e 15 a line first tme and 10c a e there after. Nodvertisoment taken for loxs than 2he S, W 3. SCOLES 1A OPENED DRESS making parlors at the N, E. cor. lith & Dou; 54 RATIES N'TS TO DO Dt Misy Sturdy, 520 S, 2 HAIR GOODS. e a line first time and 10c & line th fter. No navortisement takon for loss than ARGEST STOCK IN ENTIRE W itricnl wigs and beards i speclalty. Wigs, bangs, switches, alr clinins. eto., 0 stock and 10 order. Mall orders solicited. Davies, 118, 15th st.,Oma ha. T 26 : THEAT. STOCK WINTERED. o +and 100 a lino thoro- after. tisement tnken for loss than 2e. LRSS WINTERED AT TOWEST RATES Bellovuo stock farm; box stails it desi Clurke, 19 Board of Trade building or Bellevus No advt AT PATENT SOLICITORS. B 1% Mastors, It 4 Withnell VI, 15th and Harney. X MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSES 2\ wagons, pianos, without removal or change of possession. Confidential. Fred Terry, r 45 Rumge. LOAN, 30,10, AND %) DAYS OX Duft Green, ¥ 20, Continental blk. tmo and 100 a line thero- o for less than 250 1c w. RATES—15¢ o line fi after. No advi DATENT LAWY Sues & Co.. Beo b oftice at Washingtor 7 "~ CUTLERY GRINDING. ITORS. G Neb, Branch X~L'll.\'l"TfiLl.oAN!7 92N, ¥ LIVE. 1TARD, K. 8, WITHNEL] €28 1) HATTEL LOANS, BENEDIOT & WRAY, 611 A baxton block. ' We loan our own monoy, ehirgo no commission. 1t will pay you to consult i, M2 a1 "~ BUSINESS CHANCES. RATES e a lino first timo and 100 a line (hero arter. No advertisament taken for less than 2he. Y, FOR SALE X WELL GSTABLISITED g oral merchandise busingas 1n a live town. 8. . O'Neal, Calloway, Neb. B854 8 T FOR SALI, HALK INVEREST IN A PAVING busineas. Cali ‘at 2416 Cuming streot, 1 A 50 FURNITURE AT 2508 (OpFORSALE, A L Da; y, Jan. bth, MST4 4 venport sireet, FOR SALE---MISCELLANEOUS. - “REAL KSTATE EXCHANGE AND LOAN business dolng good business: have the lur exchange list of any firm In the state; will sell interest to good p; or the entire business o favorabl Kt B RATES 150 aline first timo and 100 w line thoro after. No advertisement takon for loss than 200 QuIYPEWRITERS ARTERS FORR the world: all wakes; great reductions: don't puy manufacturers exorbitant. prices. We ship to any part of tho Unlted States for thorouwh exami- nation befo Dting: absolutely first class con- ditlon guaranteed. Instruction book free. Smiths, Caligraphs, Hummonds, Crandalls, Yosts, Natios als, Interiational il swaller machines Atabout oF loxs than half price. Remingtons rento 0 any sectlon. Largost houss in the world: two lurgo’ loors devoted oxclusively o typewriters: sce commereial rating for our responsibility. 11 lustrated eatalogue and specimens of work free on application. ‘Pypewriter Hoadguarters, 81 Broad- way, New York: 200 Wabash avenue, Chloago. Qul¥ You HAVE TLOST YOUIL ITEALTIT AND are sufforing with eatarrh, bronchitis, asthma or any kindred diseases, Specitie Oxygen will restore you. It Iy natures ‘own remedy. Call on or ad- Uress the agent, 510 Sheely bullding. Manuel sent froe. B Qaliy SUFFER WITH CATARRI. BION: chitis or anthma? Call at 610 Sheely bullding and learn how 0 bo cnred. Trial troatuient froe. 851 LOUISVILLE BRICK AND TILE WAL ald 1o order. Beat and choapest a drivewnys J. Welsh Barker bloek: MESI ) OWN NEW (-ROOM COT brovements, “Staniord Elgutter, room 4, N, Y. I FOR RENT, 10 ROOM all tmproved, 845, 01 ]) $ROOM JIOUSK il conventences, §26.00 per wonth. Barker block. - 7 ) NINE 100\ HOUSH MODERN TNPROVE onts. reasonablo, e N, 36ih Gve. Apply, 1t Kulish, tatlor, N. 1Gth st o ]) FOR RENT OR BALE, A BEAUTIFUL RESI dence. 10 rooms with all con lehices, DOURIF. furnace, Iarge batn and" lawh, 1 beat o condition, cbeap. No. 627 Georgla ave. Kelkenny &'Co., roou No.1, Continental Ul k. 340 ])» ONE HUNDRED COTTAGES IN ALL PARTS 'of the city, one 4 room hotel bullding, 2 cen: trally located store bulldings cheap, Kelkenny & €0l toow 1, Continental bi k. i DIOn RENT THUER NEW TR00M, 28701V cottages with bath and sewerago, at and near oruer Webster and Thirtleth atreets. Keduced Lo .00 cach. Henry W. Yatos. 1 PiLARGE LIST OF MOUSES STOKES AND 8ata for rout. " Geo J. Paul, 1000 Varnaw sirest M J10 1. 8 ORI IOOMS EN SUITE, MOD . Parsolte, it 2,00 ug1un bik. 808315 FLATS, lern, on 101k st J. TARNESS SHOP IN NEBRASK A It will sell cheap: only Write or call ou P King, City hot el, Ml FOIL SALE, POOL AND BILLIALD TARL! \d some partitions, 1a g00d order, J. B, Strong, manager, Exehange hotel, South Onabi. Moo MT1SCELLANEOUS, 0 und 100 & lino there: COXYGEN CUMES CATA RN | Raehtttiane L MANUKL ON 8PE o for cutarrh and all discases 0f the d, throat and lungs. 510 Bheely bullding. COUGHING! $1.00 1K of throat oF lung trouble, lst st pted, which cannut be relieved by & prover use of br' X" Stone's Lronchial wafers. 3o & ox ruggleta. | For sumple, send 10¢ to Blone | Moa. Co., Chlcago, 1. MEdd o Y FORBALE 2CHAIR BARBER SHOD niture neat and complete; a fine trad tako less than involce; must be Kood man dress B (35, Alnsworth, Neb. M2 i WANTED, AT GREELEY © A an or mon' €0 buy grain and st Gredloy Center s a county seat of ubout 1,050 inhabitants, railrond junction, contrally located I banner county for stock and graln. ‘A party that under- tands the business can have plenty to do and muke big money. Address Bourd of Trade N804 14 7 —FOR SALE, A 5-BARREL ROLLER FLOUR mill, stenm power, nicoly located. in Nebraskn & decldod bargain.~ For particulurs address Kerfoot Bros., mill furnishers, Des Molnes. la. M0 7 YO BALE, ONIX DIRUG STORE 1N TOW & miles north’ and 10 south central Nebraska, $2.500; 81,000 cash, balance trade. Addross K i, Bo tures. or fixtures and leaso alonegood location, town of 1000, Address, . L. 8., 202 8. 1gh st., Lin colu, Neb. T i 7—FOR BALE DRUG STORL, STOOK AND F tures. W North 16th siroet; ‘1t not s0ld on or before January 7, 5% at 10 0'clock a. m.. 1t will b offored_ st publio suio to tho highest bidder for cash. Maria . Sandstedt. adminlsteatrix of the estate of C. A. 11, Sandstadt, decoased. 5 FMEAT MARKET IN OMAHA: GOOD LOCA tion and casb business, Address K 21, Hoe 3 Y—Illfl G STORK FOR SALK: TRALL catog; £2,600 cash; bal to suit. Aduress I (8, Boo 1 FOR EXCHANGE. TES~15 & 1ne first two and 100 a 1o there Wilor. No ndvertisemont taken for loss than YW v FALM 1LAND AND CITY PROI ity for exchauge. What havo you to offert Wosthrn Exohange Co. Columbus, Neb. Mg+ 77200 HOUSE AND LOT, CLEAR, FUR BET Sone will nasume. 110 feet, cholee rostdence grou Hutehinsun & W it 4. for neros. ad, 1524 Douglas. ) 4 Y010 GOLL AND SILVEN, TEWELLY, AL nclal toeth, modals, eie.. bring il you have in large or small lots and recelvo cash or high ela dentistry In exchange. Dr. John Matthews, wanu- facturing dentist, 312 Brown block, Omaba. MW RATES 1hca lino st time and 100 a line ther after. Noadvertiscment takon for less than OIS, RAZORS, ETC, rland &'Co., 106 8. T4th st! TND YOUIL K0 Sirount to Und MANUFACTURING JEWELERS. RATES 150 atter. TASIL PAID OLD GOLD, Jinnks, room 5 Burkor biock, Omal tockhol lors' Meeting, Onmh & Elk- horn Valley Ruailway Comp iny. Notlce is horehy given that the annuial moet- Ing of the stockho ders of the O.naha & horn Valloy Raliway company for the elec- tion of seven (0 directors, wnd che transaction of such_other business as may lnwinily como before the meetinz, will be Tield at room 1, third floor. Un on Pacific building, In the oity of Omahin, Nob.. upon Wednoesduy. the 6th day nuury, 1892, ut 10 o'cloek a.'m, The stodk trausfer books will be closed ten daysbefore the date of tho meoting. W. J. CARROLL. Assistant S Omuha, Nob., December 14, 1801, Stockaolders Meeting—Omaha an | Republ - cen Valley Bai way Company. = Notice is heroby! given that the annual meeting of the stGekhiolders of the Omabi & Repuoifcan Valley Rallwuy Company for the eiection of seven dinectors and the transietion of such othor husiness ws may lozily como he- fore the will be helid ut Room 1, third floor, Unfon Pacifle Building, In the éity of Oninhia, Nobraskai“pon Wodnesday, the Gih v of Junuary, 180 it (0 o'elock w. m. Tho stock bookswill eloso for that purpose ten dugs boforo thameot nz, V. J. CARROLI, Assistant Secrotary uhii, Nob., Dad, 2id, 1501 M Meeting Un Company. Notice s hereby given that the annual meetiug of the steckholders of the Unlon Liud compuny foe the eloct on of five direc- tors and such othagbusiness as may lawfuily come betore the ngeting witl be held at roau 1, third floor, Union Pacifle building, in the city of Omahia, Neb.. upon Monday, the 1lih day of Junuary, 189 ut 10 o'clock . m. W. J. UARKO! Assistant Seoretiry, Omuha, Neb, December 22, 1501, DAL Stockholders Meeting Union Eievator Company of Omih v Nosice Is hereby ‘siven that the annnal mestingof the stockbolders of the Union Elo- vator company of Omuha for the election of sevon (1) d.ro.tors and for the transaction of such other business us may lawfully come be- fore the meoting. will bo lietd in room 1, third floor Union Pucitio bullding, Omaha, Neb., upon Monduy. the 4th day of Junuary, 1802, at the hour of 10 v'clock, u. m W, J. CARROLL, Asslstunt Secrotary, fsn, rotary, DIHD2E [ Stockholders' OMANA, Nob., Dec. 14 d 15 d 22t Asslg The whole stock of sehool furniture, office supplies, and cabinet lotter files and oue safo, or wili sell in Job lots. J. W, HARIS, Assignee Call ut German-Awerican Savings bank, Quaha, Neb, Dzedis Mie | BEST IN THE WORLD. REMINCTON TYPEWRITER Jos. P. MEGeATH, 1607 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA, NEB. RAILWAY TIME GARD 0. 0. 8. Loaves Omaha. 8. 10, 2. i i0 8 West. 705 p m _Omalia| U. 1. ¢ 125 5% b m 00 il 900 o m 0. 9. Loaves Transfer 10 10, 0 10 1 ¥ i, 10 4 8 ie 1 10 8 . BURLINGTO Depot 10th and Mason Sis Chicugo Vestibulo.... ... L.Chicago Expross... Chicago Expros & lown BURLINGTON & MO. RIVEL. Depot 10th nnd Mason St Denver Vestibule Lini awood Expres: ~.Denver Express.... | L Denver Exposss. . ncoln Limited (Excep oln_ Local . &C. B t1iith snd Mason Sts 500 & T 600 p 516 a ml n| .\. 15 a 15 a 10 p 10 p m 00 p 15w w| 30 m| it Exp via UNTON PACIVIC, ton Depot 10th and Mare; Bentrica Express LDenvor Express. 0 b w T Overinnd Ryer, 0905 pom | Bluesp'es & FairlleldBx(ex Sun) 1255 p m . Puciie Kxpre Golng | CHICAGO, It L & PACI AL | Union Depot 101 & Mo ® o w fress.... Dress... oss.... A & PACIE LIt wnd Mare: v Limited Expross, MIL. & 81, PAUL[Arrivo dpot and Marey Sts. | Omabia ~Chicago Expross. ... Chicogo Expross... . SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, | Arrivos Depot, 10th and Marey 8ts. | * Omalin 01 Ity Passonger...... 1020 p L SG Panl Express.... . 10008 m SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrlvos iepot. 16th and Webster Omigha Taul Linited...... CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN | Arrives Do, 10th and Mavey Sts. | Omuhin y) Careoll Pussenger.| 1020 1y m ) IExp Covvens | B0 8 m fo Limited. 100 | 9500 m . Eastern Flyer...o | 60 p m {Hat.) Fast Matl (x. Mon):| 215 p m OMAIA & ST, LOUIS. [Arrlvon U. P dopot, 10th and Marey Sts.[Omaha Louls Cannon Ball. ... (125 p B, & MO. VALLEY. . 15th and Webster Sts oo Dondwood EXpross. .| b20 00 w m|(ix. Nat) Wyo. Exp. (kx. Mon.)| 520 p m Norfolk (EX. Sunduy...... (1010 a St Paul Express. % C., ST, P, M. & O, epot and Webstor Sts. |~ Omnha Sicux Clty mmodation .| 105§ Sloux City fx} sund'y) [12.4) b LSt Paul Limiled .| 525w Bancrofy Passonger (Kx. 8and'y)| 815 a m OURI PACIFIC. th and Wobster Bts. Touls Express Louls xpress . J0k Union Depot, ¢ ~Kansas City Dny Ex) Kansas City Night Expross. 0 n w00 m 00w m (1l 1 p 0 p {0 | Union Dey ) pom).. » m‘. (Ex. Sul 5 p w 0 p ml......5t 3 Arrly Oinalia Ouiah |Arriven Arrives | Cuinha (60w 8110 Oniba 0w m 0 pm o [Arrive W a e TCHICAGO, RURLN & QUINCY, Arrivos Union bapot, Council Bluns | Pranster Chleago Kxpross REY Chic 3 i Cros CHICAS | 620 5w 0 p 05w pm Bm am Arrives | unafor | W p m 28 m W p m OMAIA & 8T, LOUL. Union Depot. Councll Blufs, als Canon Ball TY & PACIFIC Unlton Depot. Counell Bt Sioux City Awcommodation St Panl Exprass wusfer| (bepr RIOUN € unsfer| i n % p w 1640 p V.40 & vex nafer (T 15 b w W p Wy ven ster CHICAGO & SO LW ES Fi it | Unton D pot, Counell Bluffs Chicugo Exproes Vestibule Linited. kastora Klye Hat) Atlantic Matl (BX Mon Carioll Passenger w 08 CAUCUSING FOR CHAIRME Lively Politioal Game in Progress in the School and Uounty Boards, BOLTED THE CHOICE OF THE CAUCUS. Capture the Sehool nd Bor- Dr, Gibbs' to Bourd lin Plan Pros Al ers’ Chalemanship, There is a very intoresting game of politics in progress in the Board of [ducation. The prizes are tho presidency and the chairman ships of tho important committeos, The board, volitieally, will consist of nine republicans and six democrats, but old politi- cal lines are not likely to form the lines of battle in the clection of a president of the | board next Monday risht. The acmour will in all probability pull togother but thiere are sigs of a spliton the republi- can side, alr and Mr. Coryell will join with the six aemo- crats of the bourd wud elect Dr. Gibbs as president. There is stitl some doubt as to the probavle uction of Mr. Poppletor., but the other five democratic members, it is ve lieved, ave solid for Gibbs, The six acmo- crats are Marlin, Pol Smyth, W. N Babeock, C. B. Bubcock and W. S, Popplo- ton. The republican memuvers ot the board, including those just ubout to tako their séuts, arc Dr. Spalding, Chavles Webrer, Morris Morrison, Charles Elzutter, C. L. Jaynes, R. W. Gibson, H. B. Coryell, Dr Gibbs and C. N. Powell. There was a caucus held last Wednesday evening by the republican members of the bourd, at which it was agreed to nominate a mun for president and that the- membors prosent stould stand by that nomination, Dr. S, K. Spalding was the choice of the caucus and the matter was supposed to be practically settled. But a new deal is now talked of, by which itis claimed that Dr. Gibbs has decided to break away from the agreement of the caucus which hie attended ana become the candidate of a combine. I no shiould be elected president it is said that he agreed to distribute the chairman- ships 1n_this fashion: Coryell, heating and ventilation; Martin, buildinizs and property ; C. K. Babcock, claims; W.S. Poppleton, judiciary; W. N. Bavcock, finance; Polnts, teachers and examinations; Smyth, text books 2nd course of study. The other com- mittees will be thrown o some of the repub- lican members of the board but they are not of much importance us compuared with the committees here provided for. It is varely possible that this combine ma; not hold, butit isthe general belief with several members of the board that it will and that Dr. Gibbs will be elected presidant in this manner and with this understanding. “Dr. Gibbs’ name 1s signed to a solemn agreement to abide by the decision of the caucus referred to,” said a man who claimed to know. “Before the caucus ho was a can- didate for president and received three votes for the offico. He is the caucus nominee for vice president. Failing, however, to control the action of his fellew republicans he has apparently made terms with the six demo- cratic members, and with the aid of Mr. Coryell, the otlier republican in the new combine, hopes tp coutrol the bcard. Dr. Gibbs is' peculiarly nonpartisan just’ now und it is hinted by the disgusted republicans that he is trying to make the demacrats of the board not ouly elect him president but also help him to be appointed county physi- cian,” “Dr. Gibbs has never kept any engagement he has made since he has been on the board,” said another retiring member, “‘unless vhere was something in it for himself. He voted for Fitzpatrick for superintendent solely vecause the Filzpatrick people agreed to elect his niece assistunt teacher of music. We did not need an assistant in this branch, and tho doctor’s niece has had very little experience as a musio teacher. It was a trade, and nothing clse, aud he was openly accused of it 1n the board by Mr, McConnell, He did not deny it, either. The socallea nonpartisan members are the shrewdest political wirepuilers on the board, and although there are but six of them they manage to control the organization by their shrowdness, Dr. Gibbs' vanity is flattered by the promisc of the presidency. He breaks anay from the agreement, not in the interest of good government, but in his own interest. He makes me tired.” And the ex-member disappeured bebind a cloud of disgust. SOMEWHAT MIXED, Commissioners Not Certain Will Be the Next Ch an, Charley Van Camp is the big gun of the county commissicuers at the prosent time, and he is keoping the aspirants for chairman of the board on the anxious seat. Berlin and ‘Cimme are the only candidates. It is cur, rently reported that Stenberg will back Berhin and Paddock is beiind Timme, so that what Van Camp says goes in this purticular wstance. ‘Timme makes no sccret of the fact that he is a caudidate, but Berlin hesitat- ingly suys that he don’t really know jusc yet whether he is a candldate or not. 1f thero is County Wi Master's Sale, Docket N, No. 0. —In the_Cireult Court of the United States, for the Disteict of Nebraska: futual Life Insur v al., defendants.—In chancery. FORECLOSURE OF MOItIGA Public notice s hereby given th tin pursu- ance and by yirtue of a decroe enterod in the above eanse on the 25th diy of Febraary. 181, I, D. H. Mercor. special master in chincery in ourt, Wil on the 5th day of Januiry. tthe hour of 2 0'clock I the afternoon Al diy, at the north door of the United Stutes court houso :nd postofice huilding in the city of Omauha. Dou:lus county. stato ind district of Nebraska, scil at on the fol- lowi; ibod prope The west half o HOrLU= WO 1 of section nine 1ship twe ve (I2) north of ranzo thir- toen (13) east; the east Lulf of the north-east quarter of seetion five @), In township twelve (12, north of rango thirteen (3 enst. and the onst hilf of the south guarter of section five (), In township twelve (2. north of range thirteen (1) east, all in Cuss co N, D. 1. M Special Mastor (n Oh e KENNEDY, GILB] ANDEISON, Sol for complul 410" 18- Mastor's Sale, In the Cirenit Courtof the United the District of Nebraska: John complainant, vs A. Hult and Lucy Halt. chancery, RECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. Publle notive Is hereby glven that in pursu- unce and by virtue of a’decres entered in the ubove cause on the Lith d v of Decomber, 188, I, E. 8. Dundy jr, speclsl master in chatcery in sitld court, will, on the Gth di.y of January, at the hour of 2 o'cloc in the afternaon sald day, ut the north door of the United States” court house and postoffice bulldinz tho city of Om Douzlus county, stute und district of Nebraskn, sell at auction the following described property, to- wit: The northwest quarter of scetion twenty-four (4), township twenty (20), north of ranze eleven (1), cast Gth p. .. Burt unty, Nebraska, % 8. DUNDY T Spocl GLO. A, DAY, At dec 2-10-18-26-Jan 2 Not ce. Notlce 18 horeby given that the ai meeting of the stociholders of the Omahy Unlon_ Depot. Compuny will bo lield ut the offico of the company [n the headquarters of the Unfon Pacitic Kallway Company, in the city of Omabu, on Monduy, 11th day of Junu- ary, 150, wb L o'cloek i, 1. The meeting Is called for the election of di- rectors of tha compuny for the ensulng yeur, ud for the trunsuction of any other business thut may legully ¢ hotore it THOS, L. KIMBALL, President. Omaha, Doe ber I8th, 1801, d21d20e Stockholders Meeting. Notico fs heroby given that the annual meeting of the stookholders of the Omuhi Gas Manu turing Com iy will be held wt the offico of the company, Merchunts National Bunk Bullding, ut 10 6, m. Moaday, Januury ith, 12, for the election of directors for tho ensulng year, and any other business thut way cone hofore the bouwrd FRANK MURPIY, Prestdent, d2laiit Omuh; s Munufucturing Co, Notice to Stook 10lders, The unnunl weeting of the stockholders of Beo Buf ding Company will ho held in the of the Omuhia B L Bullding, Omaha, wt 4 o'elock b, on Tuesduy, Junusry the purpose of ¢ ecting w bourd of directors for the ensulns yenr, und tho tran- sagtion of such other b iy come before the meeting. By vrder of the president, | P, VEIL, Omaha, Dec. 2, 1601 States for Halbort, In of 1 1 Maste: retary. d244276 1L is guaeraly undorstood that a deal has | ady been ugreed to by which Dr. Gibbs | any honor attached to the position, he don't kiow but ho is entitled to 1t, seeing that ho is the oldest member, but on the other hand ho now sees somo opportunity to do a little something on the floor. After being in a hopoless minority for tyro years ho will now receive some assistance from a repub- lican member, and he isn't sure that he wants to toss the opportunity over his shouldor. At any rate, Van Camp is in a position to dictato terins in tho way of committees and appointments with somo degree of assurance that they will receive careful consideration, Regarding Van Camp's probable choice for chairman, one of the court house democrats said: ‘“Thereis only ono thing that will doter him from voting for Berlin, and that is the effeot that it might have on him at some future democratic convention. It's dead sure that ho is oaly a one-term man, but be don’t think 80, 80 ho may hositate 'a little about voting for a republican, but it looks as 3t Dick had bim fast.” Sovoral caucuses of the three democratic mombers have been held, but thay were un- productive of results until Thursday after- noon. ‘The first one was held at the Paxton, and the mombers were just beginning to get confi fential, when in dropped Mr. Wabster of Hitcheock county, aud in the genoral hilarity that followed' the board of commis- and Douglas county wero alike for- gotten. Messrs, Paddock and Timme made another attompt to corral Mr. Van Camp alter the adjournment of a meeung of (the bourd, but ho managed to give them the slip and no caucus was held. After Thursday’s meoting ho tried it again, and would have been suceessful but Dick O'Keeffe headed him off and he was stecrod straight- way into the eaucus room. The session lasted, in the caucus room and out of it, until after theold yoar had gone to bed. Tho result was. fairly satisfactory to the other memburs but not entirely so. It is admitted that part of the organization of the new board was agreed upon but not all of it. Mr. Timme is now satisfied that he bas a lead pipe cinch on the chairmanship, and a friend of his who is ac- quainted with all developments up to dato says it is “all right if Van Camp don't back out.” There seems to bea fear all along the line that Van Camp may takeit into his head to bolt the track under the excitemeut of a close finish, It is intimated that the pins are all set for the retention of Poormaster Mahoney, and that individual bimself writes orders for his callers with a nonchalanco that would indi- cate that ho didu’t caro whethor school kept ornot. He counts a good deal on Major Paddocld’s partisanship and Timmo's friend- ship, and thinks, to, that Van Camp woul d not interpose serious objections, while he is sure that Berlin would” rather have him in the oftice than any other deraocrat. Judge Stonberg 18 kaown to after Mahoney’s scalp, n which en- deavor he is aidea and abetted by Berlin. This suggestion is aiso received very kindly by Van Camp, whose memory gravitates backward threo or four months whenever Mahoney's namo is mentioned. Maboney was a strong adberent of ex-Com- missioner Anderson, and bitterly opposed Van Camp's nomination in the conyention, but ne claims that he squarod himself after- ward by voting for Van Camp. ‘The new board will convene and orgauizo on they 7th, but appointments will not be made u il the first regular meeting in the month, g be Sheri Bennett's Plans. Sheriff-elect Bennett is arranging matters 50 that everything will ve ready for him to step into his new office on the 7th inst. In company with Joo Miller, who 1s again to be jailer of Douglas county under his adminis~ tration, and Sheriff Boyd, he visited and in- spected the jail and bought all the kitchen furniture, together with tho handcuffs, log- 1rons and similar proporty in the jail offi ce. All of the other property belongs to the county. B 7 Small in size, great 1n rosults: DoWitt's+ & LittleEarly Kisvrs. Bost pill tor constipa- tion, best for sick headache, best for sour stomach. e OBSERVED THE DAY. Judge Helsley Meets a Group of Men Who Celebrated New Year. “Oh, my poor head,” was the involuntary refrain of the silent butnervous array of prisoucrs, as they sat in the police court yes- terday as they awaited the distribution o the ill-drawn prizes of their New Ycar's folly. Every seat 1n the court room, from the bal- cony to the arm chairs in the orchestra cir- cle, contained a moroidly curious spectator. An indiscriminate crowd of males and females, white and vlack, the old rounder and the novice in dissipation, filed into the court room humming **Comrades,” just as Al Keyser’s stom-winding clock struck the hour of 9. There were ' twenty-five unfortunates in all, The majority of the oifences were drnnks and disturbing the public peace, and a fow had engaged in fistcuffs, If the police bad not been over lenient the jail would have been taxed 10its utmost capacity to hold its bibulous guests. Ounly the boisterous liquor bedraggled fell under the ban of the law. When Juugo Holsloy ascended the bench his judicial oculars fell on twenty-tive suppliants for his mercy. First on the roll call was (Gus Johnson, who 1 use tha classioc language of the court *‘was the occeriest specimen of the genus homo he had ever seen.”” Gus was one mass of rags and tatters. His faco was as dovoid of express as a beofsteak and fully as rea. A huge cut, clotted with blood, a stubblo beard and bedraggled and matted hair, & fuco that was iunocent of so0ap aud water these many moons, a voice ns husky as a prima donna’s in a cold theater, was Gius Johnson as he staggered up to tho bar. Gus was found by Oficer Cook last night lying dead drank noar the B, & M. tracks at Tenth street half frozen to death, He had such a bad attack of the jimjams at the station after he had thawed out, that Patsy Heavy thought he would have another victim for the potter's fiold. Gus will so- journ at the city fail a_month. Chnarles Burton, an intelligent colored man from Lincoln, dallied with the wino cup oo long and was given a chanco to practice ora- tory for some ten miuutes. The judge ad- mired his fluency and Charlie was ushere out into the esger and nibping morming air freoman, Somerset Hipsley, & noisy orap shooting negro, showed the court how to throw i-11 and was emancipated, Wiiliam Muddy and «Clarence Dixon, neither of whom could give valid excuses for going about the city with “gans,” were mulcted for $10 each. The “guns,” which were very unu?ua. were turned over to Chief Seavey, who will place them in Curio nall. The burnt district furnished its contingent in Charles Edwards, Frank Shannon, Laura Jones and Dora Harris, all colored, who wore found welcoming in the new year by danc- ing the kangaroo en deshabille,” Thirty days appears opposite each of their names, Jumes Lee, & lean and lanky biped who has just sorved a term in the penitentiary for burglury, was found wandering about town yesterday and was beld until Sergeant Whalen can get a *'snap shot” at his physiogs nomy for the rogues’ gallery. John O'Neil, Avgustus Jonnson anil Denny Burus, threa very pieturcsque specimens of tho great American traveler, were allowed ten days to rogain their wasted physical ons eraios at the health resort oa the hill, ISarl Brown and Jamoes Adams could show no visiole* means of support and were given three months for living off the wages of siu. Councilinan Madsen was o0 emphatic in bis jollification and had two meals aud a bod™ at tho city’s expense. A touching ‘incident of the morning's grind, which threw a dash of pathos into the court proceedings was when Mrs, Morris, the widowed mother of one of the prisoner: her hair streaked with Time's frost marks and her face deeply furrowed with care, drew forth her purso to pay from her hurd earned '"M"Y ttance the !{ne inflicted on & wayward aud dissipated son, ————— DeWitv's Little Earlv Kisers; only pill to cure sick headache and regulate the bowels. - First Divorce of the Year, John Thorne told the story of his uhbappy married life vo Judge Estelle, and introduced other witnesses to prove that the allegations of habitual Arunkeness and adultory mage ogainst his wife, Emwa S, Thorne, 1u his p tition were true. The defendant did not &, pear in court to protest against tho issuanc of a decree, and the divorce was granted. e DoWitv's Little Early Risers, Best 1it'D pill_ever made. Cure constipation ov. 4 Ume. Noneequal. Use them uow. il Dr. Birney oures catarrh Beo bldgs .