Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1894, Page 7

[Py 8 bt ot ot o e, 7545 ALY gt . Sl el e Now is the Accepted Time. ~ Have you a horse or a cow that you dou’t want to feed thi there is no way you can find a cus- tomer so soon as by patronizing The Bee want columns. sands read this page,the very peo- ple you are after. winter Thou, 25¢ pays for a 17-word ad. Sorvant girls aad others seeking employment, do not have to walt long for results through these want ads. _ SPRECIAL NOTICES. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Continued. Advertinoments for these columns will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening, and until 9:00 P m. for the morning and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting a numbered ‘check, ean have nnswers addressed to a numbered lettar in care of The Bee. Answers so addressed will be delivered upon presentation of the check only. Rates, 1%o a word, first Insertion, lo a_ word therpaftter. Nothing taken for less than e for first insertion. These advertisements must run consecutively, —_—— SITUATIONS WANTED., YOUNG MAN WANTS PLACE TO EARN board while attending college, Rooses™ Business college, 15th and Farnam. A—$09 WANTED—MALE HELP. WANTED—A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE 10 do writing; send stamp for 150-page hook of particulars. ' J. Woodbury, 127 W. 42d street, B—491 INCED COAL MINERS TO 5 Apply at office Sheridan Coal Co,, 1605 Farnam. Bi92 MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS CAN PROCURE steady employment at good pay by calling at 1516 Douglas st B—-M792-DI¢ LABORERS, TEAMSTORS, STATION MEN; south; wol near Memphis ship dally. Kra- mer’'s Labor agendy, 1ith and l'nrmlm‘nin-e WANT 9 to Sheric MEN, WOMEN, new business; $3.00 o’ da ples and torms free. C. port, N. Y, MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT HOME. I pay $5.00 to $16.00' per week for making crayon plotures; new patented method; any one who can read or write can do the® work, day or night. Address with stamp. I send’ work at once.” H. A. Gripp, German Artlst, T B BOYS AND GIRLS WAN M ANTED--FEMALE HELP. WANTED; LADIES, IF YOU WISH EMPLOY- ment at'your hon send self addressed en- velope for descriptive circular and commence work; good wages. Alfred Knitting Company, Winthrop, Mass. C—M6H8 7% THE HILLSIDE, 18TH AND DODGE; LARGE south rooms, steam heat; first cluss {able K3 6 SIATE 3¢ oY Yl\fl‘"- WOANT 4 T Q, ;4.” THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEI’&ESDAY DECEMBER 5, 1894. RLEUTRIOAL SUPPLIES. MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS, 131 FAR U3 FIFTEEN ELEGANT CABINET PHOTOS IN 3 different styles, $1.99, at Cowan's, 634 Hroad- way, Council Bluffs. U—MA% D5 OPEN DECEMBER 3, 184, TO THE LADIES of Omaha, Neb.: Two ladies from Hoston, Mass., will open rooms at 1816 Chicago street for the benefit of suffering : women. These ladies have had a wide experic chronle and acute diseases by tn ods. Ladies, call on us, plainly, and we will be sure to giv do not’ suffer longer; consultation free, hours, 9 & m., to 6 p. m.; Sundays, p._m. U— A6 D25* MONEY TO LUAN—REAL ESTATE. oN LIFE INSURANCE or bought. F. O, Chesney, POLICIE K LOANED nsiay City, M Wsti ANTHONY LOAN & TRU 18 N. Y. LIE loans at low rates for choice Security in Ne braska and Lowa farms or Omatia city bt .u-(‘u OMAHA Paxton bik. W—511 ON IMPROV Love & MONEY TO real estate, LOAN Hrennan, AND FARM AT Pusey & Thomas, First Nat'l bidg. Wi CITY rates. MONEY TO 0. F. Davis Co LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPRO broperty, $3,000 and upwards, G & delays. CHAS. W. RAIN NAT. BK. BLDG, \I. BSTATE bank bld Wooal MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAIIA RE: at § per cent. W. D, Meikle, 1st Nat VERY LOW RATES MADE 3. W, Bauire, 243 Bew bldg. CITY LOANS, C. A. STARR, 65 N, ON GOOD 1 $100 TO §5,000. F. D. WEAD, 6TH & lm‘va \S: WANTED TO BORROW $7%0 ON GOOD 160 acres, improved, in Buftalo county, for ot @ three years. Address Lock Box 133, O SOUTH FRONT PARLOR; ALSO SMALL RMS! §00d board; reasonable. The Rose, 2)2) Harney. 508 D20* BLEGANT, LARGE, WARM, SOUTH FRONT room and private board; best accommodatio 2110 Douglas streef ALL LOANS, LARGE LOANS, LOW RATES, . e Dig. short time. H. H, Harder & ATMATURES AND CONMFRRS REWOUNDY Forage batteries rechareyiglectrical and gen- eral “mechinists; eri Twork guaranteed. Omaha Electrical Works, §17 and 619 8. ELECTRICAL, ENGINEMWH (AND tors for electric 11ght and motor Kinds of ‘electrical conswmation. Western Kies- trio Bupply Co.. 418 and 420 8. 15th st. 6 —————— O et BUILDING & LDA! 'ASSDOXATION. HOW TO A HOM '* S, SECURE Interest on savings. A V‘\‘ b O maha L, G M. Ase'n, 1904 Beo bidg. 6th » s CONTRAC- lants and all GOOD & B. attinger, Sec. SHARES IN MU T‘l,\v. IE AN , 8 per cent w mable, WIS Brown block, INT HAS REMOVED e to 200 8. ith st., TERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT SURSTITU for hard coal, and §3.60 ton eheager, 1906 nam street; main entrance Doard of KOBSEB WINTERLD BARTON Life bldg. DENTI;TS DENTI “& PHBLPS, DR, PAUL, MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, hanging and signs, brick work and pi Oflice, 409 8. 1th st., telephone 408, pap: tering. STOVE REl‘AlKS STOVE OR 40,00 DIFFERE makes of stoves. Water ptiachment and con- nections o specialty. 1207 Douglas stroet, Omaha Stove: Repalt Works, ) Rt B L LR . Y DYE WORKS. SCHOEDSACK, TWIN 1521 Farnam street. D: ton and dry cleaning. WORKS, Y D ing of every desctip: + OPTICIANS “OMAHA 1702 Far- WM MONEY TO propert nam st LOAN ON IMPROVED Fidelity Trust company, FRONT AND SOUTHBAST large, detached house; well Mary's avenue. UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. 21 STORIES, LIVING well, cistern, fruit. Address B heated. F—-M704 J3 BLACKSMITH SHOP, rooms above; 2 lots, fenced; A bargain i sold ‘this week. smith, Richfield, Neb. FOR RLNT—STQRLS AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE 916 Far 'ORY BRICK BUILDING, “This building has a fire- proof, cement basement, complete steam heat- ing fixtures, water on ail floors, gas, etc. Ap- piy at the office of The Bee. 1910 FOR RENT, DESK ROOM, $5.00 MONT . Board of Trad AGENTS WANTED. WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL MRS, SHAFFER patent cake griddle; sells on sight; positive roof you can realize §25.00 a week; send stamp. owa Griddle Co., Delavan, Wis. J—MGs1 9° GOOD SOLICITORS, BOTH LADIES AND gentlemen, to sell mineral mater; active agents can. make' money. - W. G. Albright Co., Bruns. wick _hotel. J—3703 8 FOR A LIMITED TIMBE, A FINE RESIL site, corner 8th and Dodge, $10,000.00 (paving paid). Full commission to Wm. ing, 14th and Douglas. FOR SAL A dence, between Burt and Cuming take % in trade. Wm. Fleming, Mth an las. RE—Mils MONEY '1'0 LOAI\fCHALTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, lL\\u 'ses, Wagons, etc., at lowest ratés in ctyi no removal of goods; strictly confidential; you can pay the loan off at any t'me or in any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN ¢ 306 8. 16th str. MONEY TO LOAN ON ture, planos, horses, chattel security at low you can pay back at any time and amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTE! HOUSE B. HADDOCK, ROOM MONEY erty. TO LOAN ON_PERSONAL 1'ROP- . Life_bldg. “WANTED—TO RENT. BUBINEBS OHANCES. BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY by man and wife (no children); central loca- tion, price reasonable; references. Address D 19, Bee. 5 CASH PAID FOR ENDOWMENT POLICIES IN 01 line companies, Send description. A, K, Brocklesby, Box 233, Hartford, Conn. Y—M$3) D14 STORAGE. STORAGE, WILLIAMS & CROS S, 1214 HAR! Mt WANTED, COMPETENT NURSE FOR YOUNG by at 07 8, S0UL streel; best of reference required. STORAGH FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS; CLEAN and cheap rate. R. Weils, W11 Famam, © WANTED, FOR GENERAL HOU work In' small_family; app front door 61 . Bth aveny GIRL FOR RENT—HOUSES. HOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. D—493 PARTS OF THB CITY, THE Davls company, 1506 Farnam. ~ D—i34 KHLKENNY & CO. R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. D—io BRICK ces: 1 block from Comptroller's office. D18 BEVEN-ROOM MODERN FLAT 3 BLOCKS from Bee building, $25.00. Omaha Real Estate and Trugt C room 0, Bee bldg. 497 GOOD * FIVE-ROOM COTT AGES, $8.00 PER month, L. 8. Skinner, 310 N, Y. Life, Doize T 6-ROOM COTTAGE, WITH DATH, Reduced to $16.00. 3033’ California st. D—M4H FOR RENT—TWO $-ROO! houses; all modern conven Walnut Hill motor, §25. D BEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U; 8. #ov. bonded warehouse. Household ' goods Borod.. Lowest rates, 1013-1015 ' Leaveaworth, WANTED—TO BUY, CITY & CO. CLAIMS. PRITCHARD, 12 FAR I WILL GIVE 323,000 CASH FOR 23-FOOT LOT on Farnam or Douglas between 15th and 16th. J. J. Gibson, 317 First Natl bank bldg. N—23? "OND-HAND BOOKS BOUGHT FOR CASH. Antiquaran book store, 1619 I‘nrnumru(rs }' b HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR 6 TO Houses east of ah street, north of ¢ Garvin Dros., 210 N. Y. Life. WANTED, 5 OR 6-ROOM COTTAGE, MODERN improvements; stato price, Address D 18, ‘Tee. N—M§93 6% o FOR SALE—FURNITURE. FURNITURE AUCTION AT 11l FARNAM Sr. Saturdays, 10 8. m. Robt. Wells. FOURROOM MODERN FLATS, NTH AND Leavenworth. 3. W. Squire;2(8 ' Bee blag 500 NICE LARGE HOUSES IN DUNDEE PLACE cheap till spring. J. W. Squire, 248 Bin ILI’% s 15TH_ST. D—Misl FOR RENT, HOUSE OF 9 RQOMS AND BARN on Park ave. Inquire at 422°S. 15th st. HOUSES; BENAWA & CO., 108 N. FIRST CLASS MODERN 12ROOM HOUSE, 219 Blogey, WM. Withnell, 307 N. T. Life, FOUR-ROOM_COTTAGE, 518 WILLIAMS ST, D—-M249D20° FOR RENT-CHEAP FOR THE WINTER, one 8-room house, three S-room cottages. J. A. Scott, Opaha Nat'l bank. — D—Mz7 EROOM FLAT, REASONABLE 1 -n-:nus. quire 1919 Dodge. FOR RENT-DESIRABLE DWELLINGS IN all parts of Omaha. E. H. Sheafe, 432 Paxton block. DDA ROOM COTTAGE, 8. E. CORNER OF 2IRD and Clark street. Enquire1s2 Jackson street. D—Ma3§ “ROOM COTTAGE, 119 NO. §TTH, TAKE FAR- Bam car, Apply at Stoetzel stov storer SROOM HOUSE, 311 WOOLWORTH_ AVE.; one ¥-room, 1904 California st. D—-23D19* FOR RENT-LARGE BRICK HOUSE, 13 rooms, modern improvements; No. 1042 Georgia ave. J. M. Simeral, 350 and’ 352 Bee bidg. D—MI5-5 FOR RENT, MODERN 8-ROOM HOUSE; AT- tie, stable. 20625 Seward street; apply next dsor, DR 31 XN- [ WANT TO SELL— B A COOK STOVE, 2 A BASE BURNER} Not_because they're no_ good, don't use them; cook stove burner {s medium size; quired nor 24 hand dealers. 8. 29th st. FOR SALE- HORSES, WAGONS,ETC. PHAETON, BARGAIN; NEW CLOTH, LEATH- er, paint, $65; another, $%. Drummond C'ge Co. T oM DB FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. IF YOU BUY, BUY THE BEST; toshes, rubber boots, ‘arctics, syringes of al gas tubing; all best quality. Tent and Awniog Co., 1311 Farnam st. i CHEAPRST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL fence made. C. R. Lee, 901 Douglas. . Q—510 CORN FODII FOR SALE, FOUR BLOCKS north Lead Works, Ea Omaha, Tom Anderson. A Q-9 bIge WEGMAN PIANOS, BRIDGEPORT ORGAN: voodbridge Bros., 117 Bo. 17th. DRICK, C. l'\ LOTS, $u; SMA LO‘K'S $15 M; fire clay, sand, (rilvul screenings. Wm. J. Welshans, 331 Board of Trade, Tel. 1639, 4 Q456 D21 WOODBRIDGE BROS. HAVE NO ROOM FOR the following goods in thelr elegant new quar- ters and to close them out, are offering them for less than they could be bought at auction, Standard organ, $12.00, Bay State organ, $18.00. Smith American organ, Shaninger orgun, 1260 Kimball organ, $30.00, square Hallet & Davis plano, $85.00. Upright new plano, $157.50, Woodbridge Bros., state agents Wegman planos, 117 So. 17th st. Q687 6 but because I is No. 8; base not much money re- M. R. Uhl, 1834 0638 5% $20.00, HOUSES & STORES, F. D. WEAD, 1§ & Dousl D6 EGAN “MODER © barn, W, FOR RENT, EI Ling: lar Sprt BL. Bice lawn; location 215t and N. Nason, 407 Birown block. 3N DM 8 AN EXPERIENCED AND COMPETENT LADY clerk and stenographer wants situation; can give good references, Address D 20, Bee. Q—-MT14 9% FOR SALB, 2-ROOM BOARDING HOL: centrally located. ~Itent low. A bargain. D 9 Bee. Y501, RLEGANT FIRST CLASS SALOON in Nebraska town, 10,000 inhabitants, flourish- ing Lusiness, acknowledged trade In town: price, $2,600, halt cash. Licouse until May 1st, and stock cash. Bad health cause of sale. Apply Tribune office, 604 S. 13th st. CORRESPONDENCE OR INTERVIEW 18 S0- Flice:d from parties satistied With 8 to 10 per cent In a legitimate business; investmont under 'full guarantee of principal and . inter ing and character unquestioned. P. 605, City. AN ES O THE right party who can command $4,000.00 or 5,000.00 to enter and old_established busess, dress P. O. Box 605, City —M716 FOR EXCHANGE, A _GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO. E> change for young work horses or mulps. Lamoreaux Dros., 108 S. 10th. Z-52 BANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS Take Notice—Hard times has made f pessible to get hold of good business blocks in Omaha and take farm lands in exchange. 1 solicit correspondece. J. J. Glbson, 317 15t Nat, bank. ity HOUSE, CLOSETS, ROOMED BOARDING bath rooms, all modern improvéments; first class boarders, highest grade of furniture, large amount of suppiies, will exchange furni- ture, ete. for house and Tot and part cash. Quit on account of health. J. M, Simaral, 352 Bee bldg. 09-10 FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, GARDEN LANDS, § MILES FROM POST- office, easy terms. Call at M0 N. Y. Life. ez LOTS AND FARMS, K. Darling, Barker bleek. 20 BARGAINS, sale or trade. HOUSE % FOR SALE, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE Tar, cistern, city water; cor. 3t and Sahle $1,950.00; long time. Inquire 1318 Farnam. Sam uél Burns. RE— BARGAIN, 16) TO 1,60 ACRES OF CHOICE land 6 miles from Omaha P. O. cheap. Liberal terms. Address C, 12, Bee, Omaha. RE—$05 D1l HOME, VERY CHEAP 2019 Binhey st. RE—y13 BALES; CITY PROPER Garvin Bros,, 210 N. Y. RE-M233 MODERN 12-ROOM and on easy terms. XCHANGES AN farms, merchand'se. Life. X BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOMB, 10 ROOMS and barn, for clear cottage, lots or good land. W. G. Templeton, 420 N. Y Life. RIE-M#G2 5% —— e HOTELS. HOTEL BARKER, 13TH AND JONES 75 rooms at $1.60 per day. 6 rooms at §2.00 per day. Spectal rates to commercial and board by week or month. manager. AETNA HOUSE 13th and Dodge. 8T8, travelers. Room Frank Hilditeh, (BUROPEAN), N. W. COR. Rooms by day or week. COZZENS HOTEL, 9TH steam heat, electric bells, cellent culsene, elegant rooms; $1.00 per day; $4.00 and upwards per week. 534 —— e e . LOST. £ AND HARNEY; telephone, baths, ex- MISCELLANEOVS. WEST 1 20l DAVENPORT STREET, T quire 2518 Capltol avenue. D—-M60 FOR RENT. §.ROOM COTTAGE, WITH ALL Ap- modesn convenlences, 2113 California street, ply Milon Rogers &Sons, 14th and Faram sts. D—M645-8 ¥OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. LEABANT SOUTH ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, Inquire 1919 Dodge. - iy L UNFURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ST heat, bath, 10 minutes from 16th and Fi Addiess D'S, Bee office. Bl VERY DESIRADLE FURNISHED AND UN- furnished rooms, with board. 213 8. 2ith E ! ROOMS, SINGLE OR ENSUITE; MODER 198 Capitol avenue. E—-ME91 ¢ FURNISHED ROOMS; HOUSEKEEPING. 2% St Mary's avenue. E-Me17 WO FRONT ROO; v 0 A o “:IS, ALL mmwl‘x_xfin FOR RENT, STEAM HEATED, FURNISHED rooma, . 13th, B8 4 ¥ FURNISHED.ROOMS FOR HOUSEREEPING for man and wife. Rent taken in board. 819 17th street. E-11 FWO ROOMS. FURNT K Dlshod: Wi Davenporte > OB U“'}"‘ FOR LEASE, INSIDE TRACKAGE LOTS. 21, Bee. R—-MT715 11* —_— OLAIRVOYANTS, MRS, DR. H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- liable business medium; Tth year at 119 s;&llflllh THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT AND palmist, the young Mme. Romaine, has ar- rived in the city and can be consylted on all mauers; thousands bave been wmage happy by her advice; those wishing co advice on business, changes, journeys, mairiages, law- Wi, family, eio. Call on " the madame and be convinced she 'has no equal; letters con- talning stamp promptly answered; business strictly confidential, Hours, 9 to 5. 1817 Chi- cago street. S—M680 9 MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. MADAM SMITH, 2 8. UITH, 2D FLOOR, room massage, vapor, alcohol, steam, sul- phurine and sea baths. T- . MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 181 DODAE. 4 18% D TURKISR BATHS, LOST; SMALL BLACK SHORT-TAILED COCK- puniel dog; my name on collar; reward, Hall, 63 S. 20th avenue. 663 4 LOST, A PLAIN GOLD CORNER MOUNTING for lady's card case. If found and returned to Raymond's a reward wil be pald. C. 8, Raymond. 656 4 HOUSE PLANS; DROPPED FROM bughy November & Reward for return to 503 McCugue building. Moo 6* LOST, ON FARNAM STREET OR THE Dodge street road, two parcels, one done up in newspaper, containing coat, vest and under- wear, one pinned up in a’ shawl, containing clotbing, new and old. Finder will please writ lo W, 0. Norton, Waterioo, Neb., snd get re: MT06 6 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS OMATIA O 2.F. Ponder, 232 8 16th st., CAN RENT ith 16th st 231-D190 stumes af 114 » PLUMBERS. & CO., PLUMBI hot water heating, gas fixtu G STEAM AND 8. %5 51 8D JOR PRI of all kinds. NTING CO., NE PRINT] 17th st 5 Beb building, CORNL WORKS, GALVA . Maly's ave. SSMAKING IN FAMILIES, 4916 G 98 SANT'S TSHORT HAND, . Life, Omala reular, ) N. Ask (ol MUSIb ARL‘ AND uAl\I(xJAGL. F. GELLENDECK. I BANJOIST AND cachor, 1810 Calitor L‘ntf;n 3 snmmfio SHEARS,. C| i) 106 RS, o ERS, 1ith BICYCHES. M. 0. DAXON, €02 N. 167# SKATE 5. The Best , Christmas Gift or'tho bést addition to one's own TIbrary 18 WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY Successor of the. 4 Unabridged." of tha U. 8. Gov't Print- ing Ofice, the U Supreme Court an of 1y all the ks, y com- mended by every State Superinten- dent of Schools, and thourands of other Educators. A College President says: “For easo with which the oye finds the word “sought, for accuracy of definition, for teffective methods in indicating pronun- “ciation, for terse yet comprehensive state- + ments of facts, and for practical use as “working dictionary, *Webster's Intern “tional " excels any other single volume, 6. & C. MERRTAM €O., Publishers, Springfield, Mass., U.S. A. Send for free pamphict contatning speclmen pages. = S e BUREAU. SUES & CO,, Solicitors. Bee Building, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREW. RIVER.|Atri Omana|Union Depot, 10th ason B Simat 10:16am. Danver Express p. i i, Mont. & Puget Denver Express. Spim. . Nei¥asia Local (cxcept Sundas).. 1 bam..Lincoin Local (except Sunday)! Leay lm L9:@%m 0. x4 0pm $ilpm Leaves (CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Arrives Omaha!Union Depot, 10ih & Mason 8ts.| Omaha PAUL. [Arvives ves|CHICAGO, MIL. & | ha _Mason Union Depot, N.IArrives | Omaha Valley ! Local.. Omaha_Chicagd: Special.. CHICAGO, R, I & PACIFI Tmrm 3 Union Depot, 10t &' Mason Sis 4:30pm.. 0 Vest| u?,d 11 :36pm. Oklahoma Ex “Gilsam. Okllhnm.\ & Texd -Coiorado C., ST. P. Depot’ 15th ai (ex. Bun.) . 11:30pm ited 4:00pm TArTives " Sts. H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone %0. 638 SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers, 1L Cuming st., telephone 1080. 537 M, 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND EM- balmer, 1417 Farnam st., telephone 225, 538 W. BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 611 8. 16th ST. oo Fast Mall and ».xpn . Som L(ex. Bat) Wyo. ex, (ex. Mon).. 4:85pm . -Norfolk Expices (ex. Buniay..\1)idi \Fremont Pass. (ex. Sunday) 5t. Paul E: C. B, Arrives VUnlon Depo um & Mason_Sts.| Omaha TURKISH BATH ROOMS, EXCLUSIVELY FoR ladies. Buite 109-10, Lee Bldg. PERSONAL. WO WARM, FURNISHED \{SHED Rouus FOR e —— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD., e Rt e L ) THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT With all convelnences, gontleme tion des FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, 313 DOUGLAS. ¥--103 Di* n}ooumnm NICELY FURNISHED with board, Call at VIAVI, HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES. Heaith book and consultation tree. Address or call Viavi Co, 39 Beo bidg. Lady atigndant. MASSAGE ELECTRO THERMAL _BATHS, chiropodiat. Mime, Post, T84, 8. 16tk Bt THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO order from measure. 109 Farnam strest, | DIAMOND PHOTOR WC 4 DOSEN A RROC- tor's, 616 8. leth st. U-110-J8 COMPOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMPTION, Sronchitle and t- -lt. meat. ) ol . HAY AND GRAIN. BUY YOUR HAY BY TON OR CAR LOTS. WE buy hay. A. M. Bnyder, 1615 Burt at. Tel. 1T lll'&BOUR‘ PACH‘IC. Depot 15th_and Webster Sts. NEBRASKA HAY CO. WHOLESALE HAY, grain and mill stuff. 'We are aiways on th market (0 buy or sell. 140246 Nicholas st. ~ TYPEWRITERS. STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OE'H‘IIID FOR sale should Nln’ m'r Premier Co. WHOLESALE COAL. solicited. SIOUX CITY fmfl'! Depot 15th and Webster 8t .....5t_Paul Limited. SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC, 10th & Mason Sts. “UNION PACIFIC. Depot. 10th & A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT TO LADIES ONLY. A Matinee Lecture —ON— BEAUTY CULTURE PHYSICAL CULTUR AND THE COMPLEXION By the world famons BEAUTY and COMPLEXION SPECIALIST, MME., M. YALE, N BOYD'S THEATRE FRInidon, DEC. 7th. AFTERNOON, AT 2:30 P. M TICKETS NOW ON SALE at Box Office of Theater. Secure your seats in gdvance, as hundreds will be turned away. A GRAND AND GLORIOUS REVELATION To the world. Benuty can be cultivated, youth restored and preserved. Wrinkles and every trace of age removed. Gray hair turned back to its original color without dye. HER DAZZLING BEAUTY, THE PERFECT WO MAN. Who at 41 looks as fresh and lovely as any beauty ever seen at 18. Showing the power of het art in preserying youth and cultivating beauty, Ladies, bring your note-books and pencils to take down valuable recipes to be given you by Mme. Yale. Reserved Seats at Box Office of Theater, price 50 cents. Lectures commence at 2:30 sharp, Doors open at 2 o'clock. Grand Musical Programme. LADIES ONLY. Ladies are respectfully requested promptly seated at 2:30 p. m. MME. M. YALE WILL APPEAR IN Athletic Costume, And create a_sensation Cultivated Beauty of Face and Form. HER CONFIDENTIAL ADVICE. Ladtes who attend this lecture will receive Mmé, Yale's confidential advice and instruc- tions, which cannot be obtained outside of this lecture, GENTLEMEN POSILIVELY NOT ADMITTED THE.PROGRAMME; 6 develop the bust. to walk. to eat, to sleep. to preserve health. to cure fomale weakness. to cure liver of kidney trouble. to cure and prevent consumption How to cure ccpstipation. How to develop chest and lungs. How to make-the figure erect. How to increase helght. How to straighten the limbs. How to develop the limbs and make them shapely. How to develop the arms, HoWw to make the hands and feet small aud shapely, How to increase flesh. How to mako flesh firm. How to reduce flesh. How to obtain perfect health and preserve it. How to breathe. How to live. How to remove wrinkles. How to cultivate natural beauty. How to become young again. How to préserve youth, How to obtain a perfect complexion. How to remove and cure Moth Patches, Freckles, Blackheads, Acne, Eczema, Sunburn and Tan, Sallowness, Pimples, Coarse Pores, and any form of Complexion Defects. MASSAGE. Its importance and proper movements. How to make flabby flesh young and youthful, How to restoro the loss of contour. How to fill out sunken cheeks. How to make eyes clear, sparkling, brilliant and beautiful. How to make a thin, scrawny neck plump and white, How to make the cheeks naturaily rosy. How fo make coarse pores fine grained, How to make the brow smooth and white. How (o make the mouth shapely. How to make the lips full and ruby red. 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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Report of the Joint Committee on Fire Pro- teotion is Adopted, GALLIGAN TO BE RETIRED ON HALF PAY Decided that a Complote Reorganization of the Fire Department and Purchase of Additional Equipment Must Be Made— Street Lighting Contract Approved, The report of the special committce on fire protection, together with relative documents was the most fmportant subjeet considered by the city council last night. he report of the special committee was accompanicd by a sup- plementary report of the council committee, which recommended that on the retirement of Chief Galligan he be granted an in definite leave of absence on half pay. This was unanimously adopted, as was also the following report from the specal committee To the Honorable the Mayor and Council of the City of Omaha: The joint committee, composed of a speclal committee appointed by your honorable body, and a committee of the Commercial clu of Omah: acting together under authority of your resolution for the purpose of investigating the situa- tion in the city of Omaha as to the alleged Inadequate protection on account of fires, begs leave to report as follows As soon as practicable after receipt of au- thority from your honorak mittee held apreliminary meeting, at which its organization was perfected and a general plan_adopted to be pursued in making the investigation. Thercafter your committee held four lengthy evening sessions, at which the testimony of sworn _witnekses was taken, such witnesses department, the company, the Board Commissioners and Omaha at large, including the city en gineer, being all of the witnesses produced or whose testimony was offered by any per- son or authority. Preliminary to the commencement of the taking of testimony, the American Water Works company, the Board of F and Police Commissioners and an and all other persons_ interested were invited to produce witnesses and to join in the examination of any witnesses which might be produced. HERE ARE THE FINDINGS. From the evidence taken your committee i and ommends as follo he city of Omaha at the pre and for the past three years or not enjoyed adequate protection against fires, especially when the same have o qrred within the business district herein after defined, and have attacked the larger and higher bulldings therein. During sald peric many large, disastrous fires have ¢ curred, which, for reasons hereinafter s have not been successfully handled ion in this regard is one which demands a prompt It is due to several ¢ opinion requires relief hereinafter detaile First—The service of the company is insufficient and the water pressure s inadequate for the pur- pose of protection against fires, especlally fn that portion of Omaha which' lies between Leavenworth street on the uth and Dav- enport street on the north, and betwes Ninth street on the east an Eighteentl street o the west. We a substantial change in works system in said district, way of an enlargement in th sz the water mir nd the Increased and hydrant service.. To this end imme- negotiations beiween the city au- thorities and the representatives of the water works company should be had with a to an amicable agreement upon the s needed, nd the prompt making uch changes accordingly, or, if an ami- ble agreement annot be had, that th proper application be made to the fed court having jurisdiction for s or orders as may be required about the desired Tesuit, Second, We find that the a possesscd and used by the f for fighting fire are insuflicient quate. There are. necded, and should be supplied_at once; not less than three firat class engines, more hose carts, a considera ble quantity of firgt-elass Hode, and suffi- clent of the same at all limes to supply all possible contingencies. THERE SHOULD Bl NEW BLOOD, Third—It appears from the evidence th many delays have eccurred at recent large fires on the part of the fire foree in getiting preperly at work to fight the fires: that numerous accidents to the apparatus and implements used and to the fire hydrants have occurred, due at least o some extent to improper handling ‘of the same; that some of the apparatus has at times not been put promptly into use and that those in charge of the fires have at times exhibited a want of proper knowledge of the build ings ‘involved, their structure and ther situation and relation to surrounding build- ings. By reason of these facts and cireum stances and others disclosed by the evidence we find that the fire department is deficient in organiization, diseipline and numbers. We recommend a complete reorganization of the fire department, and to this end we ommend . the engagement of a man of ex- perlence and reputation as an expert for f of the fire department and such as ants and additional force as may be r to handle promptly all of the ap ratus and implements which the fire de partment may at any time possess for the purpose of fighting fires and as may be necessary for the purpose of proper investl gatisn and knowledge of the conditions which may exist, especially in the business district above defined, which should be known to enable the fire force to fight any particular fire intelligently and successfully Owing to the situation many of the largest and best fire insurance companies have withdrawn their business from the Omaha; others have rgely amounts of thelr several lines of insuran and those companles which still do busi’ ness here have very materially Increased their premium rates, and especially as t the insurance upon buildings and the m chandige and chattel property thercin con- tained, which arc ~more than threc in In ney exists. storie helght. our opinion an emerg We therefore recommend that your honor able body and the Board of IFirc and Police Commissfoners take such immediate action in the promises as may be necessary to remedy the existing evil REQUEST FOR ENGINES REFERRED. The resolution passcd by the Board of Fire and Police Commiss'oners asking for the purchase of three additional engines was re ferred to the finance committee, the city at torney and the president of the council, with instructions to report at an adjourned meet ing of the council to be held Frifay evening A communication from the Commercial club | endorsing the report of the special com was placed on file. The mayer communicated the fact that he had aproved the bonds of 8. I Gordon Anton Kment, Sol Prince, F. B. Kennard, W' A. Saunders, C. L. Jaynes, C. L. Thomas, Cadet Taylor and George Mercer as ward councilmen. The contract and bond of the Thomson- Houston company for furnishing street lights for three years, from January 1, was submit- ted by the city attorney. Its provisions were in_harmony with the proposition of Mr. Wiley, which was accepted by the council at the previous meeting, and S. L. Wiley and A. R Hunt were named as sureties. Tie document was approved, Burkley, Cahn, Elsasser and Hascall voting in the negative. The contract and bond of The Bee Publish- ing company, with Frank Murphy and B. B Wood as surities, for the city advertising was also approved. At the instance of the judiciary committee a second direction was issued to City Clerk Evans to issue a certificate of clection as city clork to Beech Higby. This was the result of Higby's complaint that the clerk had re- fused to Issue the certificate Pt PREME COURT PROCEEDING American of from Water Works Fire and Police the citizens of nt time, more, has Guate r and in in particula water works suppl lances now epartment nd inade- sU LINCOLN, Die. 4.—(Special)—~Th court met pursuant to adjournment, following proceedings were had: Piper against Woolman; leave file amended petition, Gillilan Murph motion to guash exceptions overruled. Scott against Bpencer; rehearing denled. Gates against HBoher; proceedings dismissed as o defendant North. The following cases were continued: ex rel Btewart against Henton; against State. The following causes were argued and sub- mitted: Reynolds against McMillan; Reynolds against Fisher; Camp against Pol- lock, on motion; Felber against Gooding, on motlon; Green against HaM, on motion; State ex rel Ransom against Irey, cn mo- Kuhl against Plerce County, on mo- tion; Gillllan against Murphy, on mot) Record against Butters, on motion; G W. C. R. Co. against Swinbank, on motfon; muh.:L. Home preme and the to against bl of State Dabson motion; Young aj Banking Company ainst luhun-y ainst Mahoney; againat st National cKinney, My ers ank of on motion; e body your com- | oming_ {rom the fire | State ex rel Wycoff against Herrill; Baird against Woodard Opinions were handed down In the follow- u against Omaha Printing Com- Error from Douglas county. Opin- fon by Chief Justice Norval, A transcript of the proceedings containin the final judgment sought to be reverse must be filed with the petition In error and prior to the issuing of the summons in er- ror, in order to confer jurisdiction upon the supreme court 2. Where this court has not acquired juris- diction of a cause the only judgment which can be rendered is one dismissing the pro- ceedings. Shields against Wayne county Chief Justice } Evidence the verdict In an action t, the plaintift Held, that recover costs, but quirel to pay his own costs 4. In order to review the question of the ation of costs @ motion to retax must be filed in the trial court and a ruling obtained thereon McCormick against State of Error from York county. Revers fon by Justice Post, The provision of section 488 of the erim- inal code, that the jury on a conviction for larceny *‘shall ascertain and declare in thelr verdict the value of the property stolen,' €te., requires a definite finding, and a cons vietion for grand larceny eannot be su tained upon mere estimate by the jury of the value of the property stolen. 2. A verdict in the following form: *“We, the jury in the above entitled cause, duly do find the defendant, guilty as he stands Gamble, Aflirmed. rval exanined Brror from Opinfon by and held to sustain brought chtained in the dlstrict Judgment for he was not entitied to that each purty is re- $200. ebraska, Opin- empaneled and sworn, James McCormick, charg Amount, estimated, of stolen property, I A. BAKER, Foreman.'” an estimate only and'nct an asoer- of the value of the property with- \e meaning of the statut ladin_ against Mitchell. Seward county, Afirmed tice Post. The -assignee tion under creditor whatever signor. 2. The defendant in an act slgnee to recover money duo (o un {nsolvent banking corporation may set off against the amount owling by him to the bank an indebtedness of the latter to him. 3. In a proceeding by an assignee to fore- close a mortgage, the property of an in- solvent bank, a purchager from the mort- gagor who is 'made a defendant therein may set off auainst the claim of the assignee an indebtedness due him from the bank. 1. Tho right of sctoff exists in favor of one who has acquired the title to money Aue from olvent bank on a certificate of d d to a third person, without nment by the lat inst Abrams et al from Cuming county. Afrmed. by Justice Harrison. "The right to a mechanic's llen or to enforce it by the proper action if filed s not lost nor waived by the acceptance of ¢ eral security for the payment of the account for material furnished or labor performed unless such was the intenticn of the parties in_the giving and taking of such security. against Gantt ct al. Appeal from county. Aflirmed. Opinion by Jus- Harrison The tight of a corporation to real estate or to pu thereon cannot be questioned collateraily, but n only be attacked in a dirget proceeding uted for the purpose, Such purchase and holding are not void, but are voidable, and none but the sovereign can object. Mis- sourl Valley Land Company against Bush- nell, 11 Neb,, 192, followed. 2" A married woman may In this state mortgage her separate estate or property to secure the payment of the Individual debt of her husband. A loan of the money to the husband, creating the debt so se- cured, is a sufficient consideration for her executing and delivering the mortgage. 3. A married woman who executes and delivers a mortgage on her separate prop- erty to secure the debt of her husband oe- cupies the position of surety of her husband to the extent of the property mortgaged. 1. An extension of time for the payment of & debt will not discharge a surety unless it is for a definite time and on a sufficient consideration. 5. Certain alleged counter claims, pleaded fn the answer of one of the defendants, held mot to arise out of the transaction upon_ which the plaintiff’s cause of action was based and pot connected with the sub- ject ‘of the plaintifi’s action, and hence not competent as counter claims in this action. Tamilton against Home Fire . Indurance Company. Lrrep .from. Douglis . county. Affirmed. Opinfon by Commissioner Ryan. Knowledge of the existence of a right or defense and the Intention to relinquish it must concur in order to estop a_party b waiver. Following Henry & Coatswort Company agairst Fisherdick, 37 Neb., 200, McAle nzainst State f Nebraska. Error f Cheyenne county. Affirmed, Opinion by Commissioner Ryan. When, by an order of a district judge, a county 'clérk has been requived fo place upon official and sample ballots the names, of a candidate and make due return of his compliance at a time fixed, lure to com- ply miy be punished as being in contempt aythority of such judge. Whether or not such fallire has been tisfactorily explained Is o question of fact ceterminable in the district court where- in the proceedings for the punishment for the alleged contempt were had, and the judg- met that court on this question wiil not be reversed unless it was clearly wrong. 3. Procecdings for punishment of con- tempt of the cha ove indicated may be had upon an afidavit, sworn to before any officer by law authorized to administer n" oath Teld. tainm. in ppeal from opinton by Sum of an nssig takes equities an_insolvent _corpora- ment for the benefit of the property subject to existed ugainst the as- on by the as- Appeal Opinion to hold title shage and hold a llen i WEATRER FORECANT. e Winds, ecoming North, for Nebrasica. WASHINGTON, Dee. 4.—The forecast for Wednesday is: For Nebraska and Kansas—Fair; winds, becoming north. For South Dakota—Fair; becoming west. For Cclorado coming_ south, For lowa and Missouri—Fair; ~slightly cooler; south winds, becoming north. Locnl Reeord, OFFICE OF THIE WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA, Dee. 4.—Omaha record of tempe ature and ratnfall, compared with the cor= responding day of past four years: 1801, 1893, 1892. 1891, 5246 b1 b d .9 8B b TR Fair, with Va south variable ‘winds, Fair; variable winds, be- Maximum temperature ... Minimum temperature..... Average temperature, ... Precipitation ..o 200 00 T Condition of temperature and precipitation at Omaha for the day and since March 1, 2 5 6 04 Inch 04 Inch Normal precipitation | Defictency for the day § Total precipitation sinee March'1' 1507 inches Deficiency since March L......... 15.77 inches Roports from Other Stations at 8 £, M. TATIONS KTATE 0) WEATHER, mesedwa], - ‘moRENANad | Omana North Pl Valenune, Clileago St. Lou S Fau Daveupori Kanwits CIty Denver.... Sult RapldCity.. Helena, Blsmarck. St Vincent Cheyenno. . Miles City 00| Cle 00| Part {00 00 00 00 00 0o 00) Cloudy. “00[Part ¢loudy 200 Clear. 00| Cloar. 00 Clear. 00| Clea art cloudy, Tudicates trace of pre L. A. WELSH, Obsorver, R iy Head of the Pythiun Sisters, 1da M, Weaver of Des Molnes, su- chieftess of the Pythian Sisters, Is visiting with Mrs. J. G. Tipton at 2657 Day, enport street. At 2 o'clock this afternoon Mrs, Weaver will be given a reception at the home of Mrs. J. H. Flannagan, 1509 Chi- cago street, Members of Omaha temple, No. 2, are invited to attend and meet the head of the order. Mrs. preme o Sioux City Credentinl Commutation Compdny CHICAGO, Dec, 4~The executive com- mittee of the Sloux City Credential Commu- tatlon company was in session at the Audi- torium hotel today. D. 8, Plummer of Wars saw, Wis., was chairman. The proceedinge were secret. When Baby was sick, we gave ber Castorta, When she was a Child, she eriod Lor Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she hiad Children, she gave them Castoria,