Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1894, Page 14

vavTele D Now is the Time. %S Y8 Accepted ple you are after. — e—e—e—s—e—e— 1o walt Teug for csults thicu ST AA d e N2 Have you a horse or a cow that you dou’t want to feed this winter 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- Thou, 25¢ pays for a 17-word ad. Eervant girls aad others sceking employment, do not have aph 1hese wint ads. FOR RENT-—-HOUBSES. Continued Advertisements for these columns will b o wntll 12:30 p. m. for the evening, and until 9:0 ®.m. for the morning and Sunday edition. ‘Advertisers, by requesting n numbered check, ean have answers addressed to o numbered letter {8 care of The e Answers so nddrusied will Qelivered upon presentation of the check only ates, 1%4c o word, first insertion, 1o a_word thereatter. Nothing taken for less than 250 for first in cutively. BITUATIONS WANTED. TENT OFFICE MAN DESIRES tion at once. Address D 97, Dee. -3 WANTED, BY A COMPE WOMAN, place to work in a small private fam dress D 62, Iee. WANTED, BY Kroc of hablts city reference; will call. A-M1Y BITUATION AS DAY O NIGHT WATCHMAN In_bank, hotel, wholesale or retail store, Gosl reference. Adddress B 4, Bee. A Wn.. D, POSITION BY AN ALL AROUND utcher. . Speaks Bnglish and German. Box 392, Dunlap, lo. A133 16 WANTED—MALE HELP. ol e S LA WANTED—A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE t do writing; send stamp for 1:0-page book of particulars. J. Woodbury, 127 W. 424 street, N. Y. City. B9 FOR RENT-CHEAP FOR TIE WINTER, one f-room house, three 5-room cottages. J. A. Scott, Omaha at'l bank. D—M22D22 FOR l(RN'l“rJ)l-l.\'lll(.\:(l,‘ifll I;\\\'EL(.}J'G‘!'X‘“ION" FOR RENT, NT;:T!«)M HOUSE; AT ol ‘Beward stect; apply’ nex o e b i HOUSES & STORES, F. D. WEAD, 16 & Dovsla MOt 2625 per e AGENTS WANTED the great conl stamp, §12 Noble street, Philadéiphia, T, e o T ) rw THE OMAHA DAILY BER: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1894. AGENTS WANTED. S X Continued. MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. “Tohlinuea. 4 TO EELL saver; exclusive rofit; sales immense; sample, “FUELIN teoritory; 500 ent 2cent % 16* WANT electr able ples. cago, D, AGENTS EVERYWHERE FOR ical door (name plates, s gns, etc. read- in_the dark; write for terms on free sam- JNow Bra Co, 89" fndiana wtreet, CHic il 2 16° A from the make mone; agent after ular viss; CHANC wetle, and Cross Salts, cine. the 1 Watc ddre nishe times, Washer; yet many are herman av 6-ROOM COTTAC DO PEOPLE_COMPLAIN OF HARD when any womna or man can make 5 to $10 a day easily. All have heard of nderful _success the Climax Dish to think they can't money selling ft; but anyone can make ¥, becau ery family wants one. One Tias made $478.36 in the last three months, paying all expe and attending to reg- business besid ju don’t have ty can- N8 £0OT A8 P you have it for nd for n_Dish Washer. Address the Mfgg Co., 45 Starr Ave., Columbus, Ohio, rticulars 3 CITY AND FARN LOANS AT LOWEST rates. Pusey & n First Navi Bag s ) 4L CHAS. W. RAINEY, OM. NAT. ’!MP W3 Py J— MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAITA REAL ESTATE At § per cent. W, B <Hllll", ist Nat. b\'v"ku‘:m LOANS. Woin BK. BLDG. VERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD W. Equire, 248 bee bldg. CITY | . Y. LIFB, CITY LOANS, C. A §TARR, 65 N. Y. LIFB 5,00. F. D, WRAD, 16TH & DOUGLAS. e b3 W604-31 LARGE LOANS, LOW RATES, SMALL LOANS, short time. H. H. Harder & Co., Bee Bldg. W85 81 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Far- nam_street. W—ME9% 0. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. MAUL, UNDERTAKER A balmer, 1417 Farnam 225, H. K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND embalmer, 1618 Chicago at., telephone 80. 636 SWANEON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers, 1701 Cumifig st., telephons 1060, teleph D M [ CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF THE SITTING OF THE CIT COUNCIL A8 A BOARD OF EQUALIZATION, at streets, alleys or avenues herein named ¢ of the districts herein specified: UNDERTAKER, ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, You and each of you, are heret that the city council of the city of Omah mittee room A, in the cit hall; Nebraska, on Friday, the st day eral ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS R #torage batteries recharged; electrical and gen- work guaranteed. ‘mechinista; Omaha Electrical Works, 617 and 619 S, 16th st. ELECTRICAL BENGIN! tors for eleciric light and motor kinds of electrical construction. trie_Supply C: BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION superior 20 8. 15th_st. (EWOUND:; | RS AND CONTRAC: | tants and all Western Eleo- cember, 1894, from § o'clock a. m. o'cleek 'p. m., for the purpose of considerin and equalizing the proposed levy of spec taxes and assessments ag shown by posed Plans of Assessment” now in the office of ecity clerk, and ing any errors herein, and of h complaints that the owners of pre to be assesed and taxed may make; gpeclal taxes and assessments proposed be levied being necessars of the several improvements duly 542 513 'E OF A LIFETIMBE-WANTED, EN responsible partics for state, city, count town age! r ogale of Clark's Tted Electric Medicinal Water, Saly ete. Not crage. A natural medi- Liberal inducements and big money to ight partics. ' Address Big Rapid Mineral r Co., Big Rapids, Mich. 3087 16% WANTED—TO RENT. ) RENT " FORTY ACK Address 1 K008 16 3 UNFURNISHED housekeeping, near state pric K—107 16* TRNISHED O U Addre 8 D 6 d, centrally and ¢ FRANK EWLRS, 1214 STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS: CLEA heap rate. It, Wells, 1111 Farnain, M STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U. §. bonded warehou Houseiiold ~ goods Lowest rates. 10131015 Leavenworth, 504 " WANTED-TO BUY. . CLAIMS. PRITCHARD, 1712 FQR'A N 506 LOT m or Douglas between 16th. Givson, 917 First Nat'l bk bldg FOR RENT—6-ROOM_COTTAGE, IN GOOD RE- pair, city water, $1000 per ‘month to good artles, 119 N. ith, 1_block from Farnam ar line. Ing 4t Stoetz.i's stove stoie, next o postofll D #000; BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE; BATIL ROOM undturnace, John R. Webster, Board Trade Building. D-Mi76 JERSE cows, dress CATTLE WANT! heifers and heifer D 63, Bee. FOR SALE—FURNITURE FURN| Saturday CTION AT 111 FARNAM § ITURE A 10'a. m. Robt. Wella, 0507 COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS, ALL CONVENI- ences, desirable . three blocks ~from opera house. Ens on’ premises, 642 8. 17th st. T. J. Fitzn i ONE FLAT, STEAM HEAT. LINTON BLOCK. Jobn Hamin, 917 Linton bk D79 STEAM, CENTRAL, MODERN, UNEQUALED 8, 5, 6 7-room houses and flats. Tizard, 22 N, 24th. D—$95-18° od re OR SALE shades a AT A CARPETS, 1 furniture n but 1itds and almost new: for rent. MONEY T0 LOAN-—CHALTELS, TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIA} wagons, ete., at lowest rates In eity: no removal of Koods; strictly confidential; you cun pay the loan off at any tume or in any wmount, OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO., 306 8. 16th strost, X523 Y TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. . planos, horses, wagons, or any kind of chattel security at lowest possible rates, which you can pay back at any time and in any amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Withnell block. X325 3. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 427, RAMGE BLO K 3, MON/ t BUSINESS CHANCES. "ONDENCE OR INTERVIEW 18 80- llelbed from parties satisfied with § to 10 per cent in a legitimate business; {nvestment under full guarantee of principal and interest; stani- Ing and character unquestioned. . O, Hox 5, City. 2yt AN ESPECIALLY GOOD CHANCE TO THE rlght party who can command $,000.00 or $5,000.00 to” enter and old_established business, Address P. O. Box 03, City. M6 FULLY D PLANING MILL, LIVE town, st Nebraski; e: ge for land ¢ seil. Address rovmn 14, Frenzer blocl Neb. town, E license to run six monhe. 30 Bea I 16 $150.00 CASH, $,660.00 FIRST CLASS FIRST mort i paper and three to 8ix thousand cquities | raska lands (o exchiange for n good stock of general merchandise or hardwar also_exchange a fine clear resi- dence in or particulars, address 1506 £ ghthave., . Neb. Y—M938 2) K PORTATIC UROPEAN WITH EXTEN- tons abroad wants capitalist with 00 for exportation of horses t, Buropean murket. 50 per cent to Investor anaually. ~Ad- D 63, Bee ofiice. —949-23 )R SALE OR TRADE, ONE OF THI BEST ying meat markets on North 24th street. Stock, fixtures, horse and on, oaly $309.0). Best ‘of reasons for selling. ~. Hastings, N. 24th street Y—MiG) 17 half pric FOR SALE- HORS:S, WAGONS,ETC. MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE, 2019 1 FOR RENT, ELEGANT house; all ‘modern FINISHED improvements; No. 406 234 street. 1—M936 16 PHAETON, BARGAIN; NEW CLOTH, 1 er, paint, $65; another, 3% Drummond C'g P—-M425 D25 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, WANTED-EXPERIENCED COAL MINERS TO to Sheridan, Wyo. Apply at office Sheridan &oal Co., 1605 Farnam. B2 BTENOPRAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERS, SALES- men and tesichers desiring positions’ in Texas are inviled to address The Texas Business Bureau, J. W. Hudnall, propretor, Dalls, Tex. WANTED, MAN IN EVERY TOWN AND ©lty to et s manufacturer's agent and mer- chandise broker; good salary; no capital needed; Inclose stamp. Norbert T. Weser, broker, Butler, Pa. B-989 16* WANTED, MAN WHO CAN GIVE US EVI- dence of ability to establish general agency for first-class line of goods and can invest some cash in merchandise. We will pay such man g00d falr salary and share of profits. Applicant Please glve busincss experfence and_ financial worth, Address Manufacturer, D &, iee offlc #.5 PER 1,00 CASH FOR DISTRIBUTING clroulars; eneloso 4c. U. 8. Distributing Bu reau, Chicago. B—195 16° BALESMAN WANTED TO SELL DUEL'S Platinum ink to dealers, The best ink made and o good seller. Liberal commission. Send reference. Duel Chemical Works, 1162 Broa * way, New York. B—093 1t MEN T0 SELL BAKING POWDER TO THE grocery trade. Steady employment; experience unnecessary. $16.00 monthly salary and ex- penses or com. If offer satisfactory address at once, with particulars concerning yourself. U. 8. Chemical Works, Chicago. 1B—967 16° WANTED, 00 MEN AND TEAMS TO SELL ‘ our feed’ grinders. Salwy $75.00 to $500.0) per month, according to ability. The _Litchfield Mrg. Co., Webster City, la. 1M J16* BALESMEN WANTED, $§ A DAY; NO DELIV- ‘erles or collections; costly outfit frec; side line or exclusive. Address Manufacturers, $911 Mar- ket St., Philadelphia, Pa. B WANTED, SALESMAN HAVING ESTAR- , lished tride amongst grocers by Importing Tea House, Address, P. O. DBox 2006, New York e ‘ B479 16 FOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE SEVEN-ROOM cottage on' 2th avenue and Farnam street; rent low if taken at once, Inqu're Netherton 'Hall, 509 1st Natl, bank bldg. kinds, Tent 1 YOu toshes, BUY, rubbe . gas wbing and Awning BUY THE BEST; boots, “arctics, syringes all_best quality. 0., 1311 Farnam st. MACKIN- of all FOR RENT, FURNISHED COTTAGE OF seven rooms; 20th strect, corner Douglas; rent moderate; furniture may be bought at a bar- gain; family leaving city. Inquire Netherton Hall, room 09, 1st Natl. bank. D—M92 18 FOR RENT, 12-ROOM HOI ALL G 3 €O veniences, Davenport and 19th, $i0.00 per month, The Byron Reed Co. DML 16+ DESIRABLE, MODERN, CONVENIENT house, Inquire 424 8, 20th street, D . .00 RENT FOR FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. WIL- liams & Mittan. room 313 McCague bullding. D—M111 18 BASILY HEATED, ALL MODERN, §ROOM house, 3610 Jones, $25.00; also 3016 Mason street, 8 rooms, fine location, §27.50, 8. K. Humphrey, 928 New York Life. DM 22¢ CHEAPEST 4-ROOM COTTAGE, WITH BATH, in olty.” Reduced to $15.00. 3083 Californin, st 151 fence CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTAL made. C. R. Lee, 901 Douglas. Q-—510 CORN north IRE WEGMAN PIA! Woodbridge Bros. $15 M fire clay, sand, gravel, screenings. 3. Welshans, 81 Board of Trade, FOUR BLOCKS Tom Anderson. Q911 L16* DRIDGEPORT ORGANS. 117 So. Tith. Q-2 BRICK, CAR LOTS, $1i; SMALL LOTS, Wm! FODDER FOR SALE Lead Works, Ea Omaha. “Tel. 1639 FOR dress SALE, A LAUNDRY OUTFIT, AND bullding for rent; a bl bargain fof c D 48, Bee FOR 8. ALE, A STABLE ON 8107 N. 18TH, Q—MS89Y 18 Co., FREE! cessfully on the grain and- stock markets. Trad- ing on limited marging exp HOOK HOW TO SPECULATE SUC- Contes Q084 15¢ ined. Rialto buldng, Chicago, 1ll. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. PLEASANT SOUTH ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN. Inquire 1919 Dodge. E—308 rent FOR SALE. FURNITURE TEN-ROOM HOUSE on_ Capitol hill, reasonbale. or exchange f good Address I3 1, Dee Q118 160 notes; HOUSEKEEPING. 2026 E—M61T TWO ROOMS, SINGLE OR ENSUITE; MOD- ern; 1920 Capltol avenue. E—Md1 17¢ 3 NICE FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping. 1112 8. 1Lh st E-MS50 17 3 FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING for man and wife. Rent taken In board. 319 N. 17th street. E-11 TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, MODERN; WILL rent for light housckeeping; no children. 2003 Cass. E—M54 17¢ FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING, 2611 St. Mary's avenue. B-MY56 17¢ well FOR SA. URNITURE OF 11-ROOM HOUSE, located; house for rent. Apply to C. Thornton, room 8% Creighton block. 126 16 sale, denta FOR SALE, A GOOD FUR r]vzI FOR SALE, tional cash register. RCOAT FOR R. Tato Q—099 16 Call' and_see 1 office, 1 it at Dr. Douglas stree FIRST CLASS SALOON CE Aduress D6, Tiee” ottioe, FOR SALE, traily located. WE ANALY ALL kinds of solids and liquids and furnish working formulas. Metals assayed. Terms moderate. e, Earl Chemical Works, 162 Broadway, New_York. Y94 16% MORE THAN 10 EASTERN MANUFACTUR- ers want representutives throughout the west, general or traveling! comme wetory with full_information ot majled you for 5 cents. % la Y976 1% CHEMICAT ANALYS] HOW redeemable. TO GET A HOME terest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. Ass'n, 1704 Beo blug. i G, SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND . A €, 7, 8 per cent when 1, 2, 704 Farnam OR SECURE GOOD M. Nattinger, Sec. to be made and now completed, lows & B. To cover the under the as fol cost of supervision Health; which cost it report 'duly adopted by to, assess as follows William Fiteh, w % lot City Mamié Desmond, et al, lot 8, block 174 abating nuisance of the Board « is_proposed, by the city ‘counc block 3, HAY 0. grain_ and mill market 1o buy or sell, WHOLES. Ve are 1402+ Btufl, HORSES WINTERED. ADDRESS BARTON Wi N. Y. Life bidg. HORSES WINTERED, .0 month. Address Hopper Tios., Bikhorn, Neb. | 1 Mss? 27 HAY, always on the § Nicholas st. & PHELPS, TEL. 1031, MiDaIe AND 8.0 _PER it To the cost of laying permanc sidew which cost it is proposed, by report duly adopted by the city council t AsLess on the pro laid, as follows: E 10 ft, w 1, n 8 ft, lot 8, City, i, block 4 22 1t lot B8t cover 1 bleok 10, 517 . bl ok ot 7. block 186, City block B, City, 7, block 13, City, block £, City, N 4 it lot 5, block § 88 ft lot 5 block Lot 3, block 157ls, C| block 187 blcck 1 City " COAL. N 41t lot 1, 1 22 ft lot 2, 'block 2011, Lot 7, block 20514 office to 209 8. SHERIDAN COAL, EXCE for hard coal, and §3.60 ton cheaper. nam street; main entrance Bo: D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED 1118 caL 16th st., Brown block. SLLENT SUBSTITUTE 1605 Far- of Trade, 533 ot City, itol Hill add, block 3, Capitol Hill add, block 8 Capitol Hill add, block 3, Capitol Hill add, 1, block 4, Capitol Hill add, ft 1ot 9 block 12, E. V. Smith’ s ad TYPEWRITER 0 ft ot 8, block 12, E. V. Smith’ Kountze's “A" ‘add block 2, Perkins' subdiv ad 89 66 06 are underst; Premier Co., 1ith and Farnam, teleph STOLEN TYPEWRITERS sale should make you suspicious; funny they moltlly fmllh' d why. Try one and Full line of supplies. 'STOVE REPAIRS, OFFERED FOR you will Smith- Lot 6 block 3, Perkins' subdiv To cover cost of laying permanent walks, which cost it Is proposed, report duly adopted by the city to asses were laid, as follows: Lot § block 9, City, Lot 1, block 11, ¢ sid by ouncil STOVE REPAIRS FOR makes of stoves. nections _a specialty. Omaha Stove Repair Works. 1207 Douglas 40.00 DIFFERENT Water atfachment and con- street, 550 1, block 196, block 196 block 10 8, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, 5, block 19 6 block E. ering. MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER, aper hanging and signs, brick work and plast Oftice, 409 8. 14th st., telephone 408. 7, block 1 8, block 197, Cit. 44°ft of 15 Tt strip between Tth st _and lot 1, block 203, City, N 44 ft e 44 ft lot 1, block 206, City, N 657 Lot 8 block F, City, B 16 lot 10, block 19114, City, STRAY Saturda D, FROM 2813 POPP) morning, LTON AVENUE, black cocker spaniel, collar with yellow ribbon on; $5.00 reward. Lost—116 17% W 82 ft lot 2 block 1881, City E 62 ft lot 3 block 3, Capitol Hill, W do ft e 102 ft Jot 3, block 3, Capitol 8t lot 3, block 3, Capltol Hill, BICYCLES. 15 lot 4, biock 3, Cdpitol Hill, Lot 13, Coburn’s ‘sub M. O. DAXON, 402 N. 16TH. W 116 'ft lot 14, Coburn's sub 85 | Lot 3, Hall Place, WISCONSIN UNIVE law graduate, large aéquaintance wants to office with “older lawyer and help, needed, Address D 66, Bee, Y—106 16° PHYSICIANS PECIAL PRAC sale at your figuré, -Alldress P. O, experienced, it IR _YOU HAVE ANOUT BIGHT 1UNDRED dollars that you weuld like to invest_in live business address B 3, Dee, ¥ ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH, BALANCE secured paper, will huy established’ lumber and coal husiness’ in 1ivé town; eastern .Nebraska. No swep, Address Box &, Elkhorn, Neb. —M132 19 WANTED, A COMPETENT BUSINESS MAN Wwith $300.00 cash, ito take charge of a_manufac- turing ofiice. " Addvew"D 6, oo ofice, OMAHA BI LE CO., 323 N. 16TH ST. Lot 4, Hall Place, Lot 2, block 1, Marsh's add, S 85 ft lot 18," Milliard & Caldwell's WHOLESALE COAL. W 58a ft lot' 4, block 10, McCormick's add all kinds of coal! Farnam_street. JOHNSON BROS., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Correspondence solicited. W 58 ft lot 9, block 10, McCormick's ~dd, § 41 ft lot 1, bleck 13, McCormick’s e S 41 ft lot 2, block 13, McCormick's OPTICIANS. Lot 1, block 14, McCormick's add, Lot 2, block 14, McCormick's add, I F. 32 8. OMAHA OPTICAL CO. Ponder, 16th st LEADIN manager. in Kinsier's drug store. G OPTICIANS. Eyes examined free. 446 17 ~ M:SQUERADE COSTUMES. Lot 7, block 8, Reed’s 1st add, Lot 8 block 8 Reed’s 1st add, Lot 1, Rustin’s add to Plainview, 8 130 ft lot 5, block 7, Subdiv 'J. Redick’ Lot 1, Terrace add, 55 GENTLEMEN AND masquerade costumes at 114 South i6th st LADIES CAN RENT Lot 87, Terrace add, B 150 ft tax lot 27, sec. 4, 15, 13, and paving eame with asphalt, on 13t WANTED, PARTNER, YOUNGISI' MAN PRE. ferred, to take interest in a well es(ablished and paying business in this cl(y: only good businesns man, Wit capital, “need”address B 5, Bes office. : Y137 16° PLUMBERS, JOHN ROWE & CO., PLUMBING STEAM AND hot water heating, gus fixtures, globes. 421 & 15 —_— street, between Harney street and Farnan street, which cost it is proposed, by a re lows: On the north 3% of lot 5, block 13, FOR EXCHANGE. CORNICE. City, being the property adjoining, A _GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX change for young work Lamoreaux Bros, 506 5. 1th. H. E. COLE CO., 106 N .I5TH, WILL PAY cash difference or assume mortgage and give you clear property for your equity in house and lot. We always have what you want. Z—918—16 NEW, LATEST IMPROVED NA- Tnquire 306 8. 11th street. QMU — MISCELLANEOUS. farm, 8. Ri FOR RE T, 200 ACRES FINELY IMPROVED ©miles trom South Omaha. = Inquire A. tehie, 611 Karbach Bk 103 16 e e e MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT HOME; I pay 18 to $16 per week for making crayon por- traits; new patented method; any one who can | Tend or write can do the work at home, In day or evening; send your address; A. Gripp, German Artist, Tyrone, 082 WANTED, ENERGETIC MAN OR LADY IN every town; to such will give steady, profitable employment. W. 8. Burkhart, Clncinnatl, 0. WANTED, AT ONCE, AN EXPERIENCED EN- cyclopedfa’ canvasser 1o introduce our new work of reference. Call or address W. T. Marshall, 12 Crelghton block. B—125 16 WANTED. LIVE SOLICITORS TO 'HANDLE an article that sells on sight. Our agen's are making $3.00 to $10.00 dally. J. A. Radford & Co,, 112 Dearborn street, Chicago. B—13 16* WANTED, MAN WITH PUSH TO INTRODUCE a new article among merchants and stable men In Omaha and every city and town in Ne. brasia and surrounding states; pays 30.00 per duy; sells on s'ght; no compeiltion. Addres with stamp, American Mfg. Co., 43 Tt treet, Philudeiphia, P 123 WANTED—FEMALE HELP. DIES WISHING T0 SECURE STEADY Lcama ‘work all winter call 218 Nnrl|2:151lll":l|;=:l. INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY speakng French preferred. Address D o7, Bee. 963 16% WANTED, ‘stenographer; one Permanent position. FURNISHED ROOMS, DOUBLE OR SINGLE; can arrange to suit any p private family; all convenlences. Apply 320 §. 26th street, city. E—115 16¢ ALCOVE; loeation. 2017 FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM WITH all modern conveniences; good Dodge street. FURNISHED convenlences, South 26th evening. ROOM WITH ALL sultable for house et MODERN ping, at 817 Call on Sunday or In the E—-965-16% FURNISH ED ROOMS AND BOARD CLAIRVOYANTS. MRS, DR, H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE. Mable businéss medium WILL TRADE A $,00 STOCK OF FINE clothing for good stock of dry goods. Address D 16, Dee office. MO 17 CLEAR LAND AND §,00 CASH TO TRADE for businers or esidence property. J. D. Zt- te, Brown Dik. Z0i5-1s0 s TWO BRICK STORE BUILDINGS, ONE dwelling_house, in Alma, Neb, all bringing good rent; three hundred and twenty acres of land in Hwlin county, Neb., eighty acres in Jenee county, Kan.i all clear land s first- clags; three hundred and twenty acres nio Bmooth land Norton county, Kan.; small in- cumbrance, Address J. H. Kesterson, Superios Neb. 7958 16 MME, claifvoyant of the 19th century, street, BENECIA, TI o 1617 Chicagy S—MS97 J12% HAVE A CLEAR LOT IN SOUTH OMAMA, worth $800.00; what have you to trade fu Address D 61, Bee office P WESTERN CORNICE WORKS, GALVANIZED iron cornlces. 1722 St. Mary's ave, 655D21 amounting to the sum of $1,372.66, sum it is proposed, by a report duiy SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ny the cl as per foot frontage, VAN BANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Y. Lite, Omaha, Ask for cireular. and the usual sca back process, in depth Aok sl | rate per foot, $2,383. MUSIO, ARY AND LANGUAGE. ing 13th street from the alle; olas street to the south G, F. GELLENBECK, ‘teacher, 1610 California street, BANJOIST Al 9i which sum it is proposed, by JOB PRINTING. the real estate, as follows: of all kinds. REED JOB PRINTING CO., FINE PRINTING 17th st., Bee' building. of tax lot'8, sec. 15, 15, 13, $7,600.00, GRINDING. 13th street, and that part east of street, of tax lot No. 9, sec. 15, 15, 1 RAZORS ete. s, - SH A. L. Undeland, 106 §. Jdth. FARS, CLIPPERS, SKATES, 665 On lots in Paddock Place ab 13th street, at $38.07 each, $1,146,66, To cover the cost of grading LEATHER BELTING. LEATHER BELTING, CHAS, & Co., Mfe, 306 So. 12ih st. A, scH from Farnam street to Dodge street, grading d No. 112, amountin sum of §85 a report duly adopted by the city couhel to mssess on the real estate on each sid tric 917 MABSSAGY, BATHS, ETC. MADA room phuri M SMITH, 82 S. 13TH, 2D FLOOR, 3; maseage, vapor, alcohol, steam. sul- ne and sea baths. T—M117 22 BOUTH FRONT PARLOR: ALSO SMALL RMS €o0d board; reasonable. The Rose, 2)2) Harn F—568 D29* NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, with board. Call at 2107 Douglas. F--285 D23 LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT hoard: all conveniences; private family. 507 5. 20th street, Fhises NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, modern ‘convenlences and first-class _board, 1122_Dodge. ¥—§72-16° FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, 2013 DOUGLAS. ¥—103 Dii* THREE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT rooms, with all corveniences, for gentlemen only; 'location very desirable.’ Apply to 2019 Marney strect, F—889-25% WITH ALL MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1i21 DODG! T—M724 18° —e e TO BEXCHANGE FOR CLEAR L modern cottage, - beautifully - dec barn, good nelghborhood, © ighily place, Fidelty am BUSINESS NOTIOES. of 3ith street, from Farnam street to Dodg, street, pro rata DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 710 7N‘dl. ing to usual scal from the street, a; per front fooi, $). ng back process, in_dept per district create rat, 701 160 ACRE! LRASKA LAND FOR trade, Whliams & Mittan, McCagio luilding. Mig) 1 TURKISR BATHS, cure 15th LADIES TURKISH AND ELECTRIC BATHS, ‘complexion treatment, bust development, mani- and chiropodist. street, Mme. Post, 319% South PERSONAL. FOR_BXCHANGE, A (1.00.00 SHOZ ETOCK. Address Box 3, Griswold, Ia. — M2 15 e ey "FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. BARGAINS, HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS, sale or trade. F. K. Darling, Barker bloeie, DR. T. W. STONE, 810 N. Y. LIFE. TEL. 611, U—M739 MACK! INTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS, 1311 FAR U—613 order THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO 1909 Farnam ‘stress. from measure. M7 PARLOR FLOOR: OTHER ROOMS MODERN. Apply 2312 Dougias st. F—M902-15* WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL ‘work, casy place, moderate wages, 3401 Jack- son st, C—064-16* WANTED, LADY TO WORK AT HOME. $15.00 ‘weekly, ‘No canvassing. Send stamp. Estelle Montgomery, 631 16th St., Denver, Colo, HAVE YOU SPARE TIME? WE CAN FUR- nish light work at home to ladics at falr pay; Do canvassing: no fake: send 2o postal noté for supplics (0 make $.00 worth of woik; in- tructibns, ete. Chicago Press Clipping burea, keside BIdg., Chicago. c NTS WANTED: LADIES; EXPERIENCED A Nassers ‘or with Targo woclul acquaintance to show “Viits:'' it sells at sight; lberal commission, Address Visit Co., Lacr Wis- consin. C—483 16° A PERMANENT POSITION AT $15.00 WEEKLY 18 guaranteed any lady who will' work for us quietly at home: all material free; reply with Blamped envelope, Woman's Mutual” Denefit Co., Jollet, 1l C WANTED, A WOMAN TAKE CAR baby, 502 8. 40th, or City steam luun\vh);w a0 NTED, writersi 100 W, 077 16* 8 MOINES; Y. HOUSE- ADDRESSES OF YOUR NEIGIDORS $10.00 per thousand cash pald plain enclose stamp. Addressing Durcau #ith St, N Y. ANTED, LADY 70 GO TO DI VAN Patd; simatl scourity. 1068 N. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL ACCOMMODATE four couples, furnished rooms,” with or without bonrd; gentiemen preferrerd. 2019 St. Mary's avenue, F—M104 J3 ELEGANTLY FURNIS LARGE FRONT ‘parlor, board, cheap, it “taken, at once. 3 e SOUTH FRONT ROOM, WITH FIRST-CLASS board, for two; house modern; references. Ad- dress D 64, Lee, F—974 16° ELEGANT ROOM AND BOARD REASON- able.” 2406 Caes. F-M121 J15* NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND alcove, With board, ‘in private family, for two teachers, two gentlemen or couple. 1068 Park avenue. 441 16 FOUR ROOMS WITH GOOD BOARD. Douglai °—Mig6 1 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES FOR RENT, THE 4-STORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam “street, This bullding has & fire: froof, cement busément, complete steam heat- ing fixtures, water on ail floois, s, ete. ply at the ofMce of The Bee. 1 BEST LOCATED DRUG STORE WITH FIX- tures cheap. Tizard, 221 N. 2th 3108 FOR RENT, DESK ROOM, $.00 MONTH. a1 Board of Trade. e Ol GENTLEMAN WITH SOME AP Mave Smpioyment, with, ab 1ntereat in @ profitable business. 1916 Cuniing st — FOR RENT—HOUSES, —_— . ¥, K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. HOUSES, F. x ES IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY. THE ENNY & CO. R. 1, CONTINENTAL BLK. KELK] ; L uL HOUSES; BENAWA & €O, 18 N. WIH ST. SNT, HOUSE OF § ROOMS AND BARN AR A e ST, 204 E FAGE, 68 WILLIAMS ¥OUR-ROOM COTT TIANS h i INE ROOME; VOR BENE MOV 24 aha i, pace, bath! cheap hm\n 8.9 and $10.00, a‘:umy. Dexter ‘Thomas, 01 Bee bitlding. DM COTTAGE, NEAR HANSCOM PAl FUIL 10, e ent W HORR. o \\'oc‘z‘.Wvfiu AVE] AGENTS WANTED, AGENTS WANTED TO SELL ALUMINIUM peclaltios; aluminium flexible shoe soles, double Wear of leather; bread, cake and paring knives; 15,000 sold by agents in ninety da “Address with stamp, Aluminium Novelty Co., Canton, Ohilo, J— M2 1 SALESMEN OR AGENTS MAKE MONEY casy selling suits to order $13.60, pants §3, shirts 81, mackintoshes, $5. Hunter' Talloring . clunatl, O. J—MI6L P SALESMAN WANTED TO SELL THE RAPID dish washer to the wholesale and retall trade. Waslies and dries the dishes In two minutes without wetting the fingers. 375 u week and all Easy tion: no hard work; can A week). Address W. P. Harrison Clerk No. 14, Columbus, Ohio. WANTED, LADY AGENTS TO SELL THE best Wearing and best selling corset on earth; the Hygela. Ior pariiculars writ Wi Ourset Co.,” St Lowls, Mo, WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL ALUMINUM speciultica. " New goods for the holideys. Im- OPEN been their for 1 ladies from Boston at 181; hesitate to call and talk ing chronic and acute dlscases. 910 5 p. m.; Saturdays, 1 to § p. m. tion free, TO THE LADIES OF OMAHA. Chicag. very successful the|past w THE street have k. Do not ith them, ‘as one of methods will be sure to suit your case, hey have had a wide experlence fn treat- Office hours, Consult U-Md64 D25 tor' DIAMOND PHOTOS, 76C A DOZEN AT PROC- 61¢ 6. 16th st U-710-J8 one, CABINET Broadway, Councll’ Bluffs. PHOTOS, $1.00 DOZEN. $3.60;" worth $5.00. LARGE Cowan's, 534 U—M{36 D27 framed, VIAVI Heall call . HOME TREATMENT FOR LADIES, th book and consultation free. Address of Viavi' Co. 36 Tee bidg. Lady ‘atiendaat. chiro MASSAGE ELECTRO THERMAL BATHS, podist. Mme, Post, 319% 8. 1ith St. U-s1 COMPOUND OXYG! ashtma, bronchitis and cata: ment, $6.00 per month; 3 da: ment. Room 810, N. ¥. Life Bldg., Omaha. EN CURES CONSUMPTION, h. Home treat: trial free treat- U—-M713 A LA man clothy lest in the 3d° ward, DY THAT LIVES ON CAPITOL AVE, wishes o see the tall gent that was dressed in o light grey suit of s tiat she had an offer of marriage {rom September, Address D 04, Bee. M935 200 FOR BALE, NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE; CEL- r, cistern, city water; cor. 8)th and ‘Sahle $1,250.00; long time. Inquire 1318 Farvam. Sar uel Burns. RE-59) ERN 12-ROOM HOME,CHEAP, 2019 BINNEY MODERN 12-R PN ASUEINRY FOR BALE, AT A BARGAIN, Qence, between Burt and Cuiing strects; will take 4 in trade. Wm. Fleming, 14th and Doug- 1as. RE—MT18 FOR A LIMITED TIME, A FINE RESIDENCE site, corner 8yth and Dod, $10,000. (paving aid), Full commission to agents, Wm. Flem- ng, 14th and Douglas. R M719 MY RESL | TAKEN UP. street from 33rd street to d6th ter on. TAKEN UP, ONE 1707 Center strs BAY HORSE, WITH HAL- grading district No. 110, amounting to $11. which sum it s proposed, by a report du adopted by the city couneil, ard street, from 8frd street to 36th 9| depth_from the street one lot, RAILWAY TIME CARD $0,20565, To cover the cost of .grading street from 8ird street to 46th street, grading district No. 111, amounting to’ th sum of §764.00, which sum it is proposed, b Leaves Leaves 4:45pm. [BUR| BXCHANGES AND SALES: CITY PROPERTY, farms, merchand se. Garvin Bros., 210 N. Y. Life. i | RE-D BARGAINS, SALE OR TRADE, IN HOUSES, lots and farms. J. N. Frenzer, Dm"v.fll’. O, RE—] FOR BALD, LOT WXI0 4ND A SON, g0 cash, FOM per menti; 700 Bicycle Co., h st. Omaha Bicy R Rt D price Le Omaha U, P, 3000 CASH WALANCE, VERY EASY, NICE Cottuge home. We have ‘em from 3 rooms up. ole Co.,. 19 N. 10 il i R-E-919-16 IRRIGATED FARKE NEVER FAIL; FRUIT, R ato, grwin and Ak farms for sale on easy Lo Erraspondchdsolicited, 0 B Famer, o 306, People's, bank, Denver, Colo. Doa Ml RaRICR Y DAY Pl TAVE FARME FPR SALE IN ALMOST A ey A eRb Jcafnis. wnd_ gouthwest Missourl; 1t willl /B8 you 1o Investigute our Missousti 1 ¥ seling " rarms: Ve ¢ armi wife, moni; Mra. MARRY; IF YOU WANT A HUSBAND OR rich or poor, send 2¢ stamp for matri- al paper in pliin sealed wrapper. Mr. and Drake, 155 Washington st I abou Bark D ulate t, FIFTY gara Fa K Rialto building, C) DOLLARS REWARD. GEORGE ara Falls, N. Y., dled Noyember A reward of $50.00' will be paid by the rsigned for satisfactory proof of the wh ta or death of his son, George Meredith er. Ely, Dudley & Colien, attorneys, Ni- N, ¥ J 160 HOW n and stock Hughes & FOR LITTLE BOOK, successtully In the g it frée. Comatoc cago. 16 MONEY TO LUAN—-REAL ESTATE, LIFE oF Bought. ¥ O. Cheanes, Kansss Clty, INSURANCE POLICIES LOANED ON Mo, 514 ANTH loans at low rates for cholce braska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. WSl (ONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 318 N.¥.LIFE, ecurity in Ne- real MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA esiale. Breanan, Love & Co. Paxion bik: in plugh lined case 10 llusirated catalogue fice. i Alunilnum Co., Medinls Femple. L I 1 GABM PAID FOR CIRCULAR DIS- mense anwnu. Al goods delivered free. Sample Kansas City, Mo, LOAN: BRI W Pestim ress Reld Novelly Co. 3115 E. | MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, ¥ e 8 nom'&. 1606 Faroam S ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY and upwards, § 10 7 per cent; no h & Co, raam. —519 at T S give you beiter sernss than anybody; fonroved; ~possessten’ soon. J. H. ' Brady. Criwford bidg., Fopekn, Kan, "~ RE-Ms26 N1zt WE HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR CLEAR OUT- Wide lote; uring Membr doscripiiond carly. ¥l lity ‘Trust cOmpRUY, ;3102 Farnam ¢ o i T 5,000 WILL BUY,ALGUARTER OF A BLO! on paved street; Gyo good houses. perma rented; this property 317,000.00, the best bar ed. Wilita Mittan, McCagu 00,00 5-ROOM cash; balance ¥ s worth or ol TAND large LOT; TP gy ) 106 N, RE-M120 1 ANTED TO BUY 5 OR (-ROOM COTTAGE o be moved; cash, H. E. Cole Co., 106 N. 15th. __RE-M S WELL IMPROVED Valley, Seward county, M $100.00 FOR SAL land, in Blue $28.60 per acre; ntor Murphy block, 1 SPLENDID u, Just west at R River N stre T 187 160 payed owner, RE- onee, Write HOTEL BARKER, 15TH AND JONES 8T8, 7 rooms at $1.50 per da; 60 rooms at $2.00 per day. Bpeclal rates 0 commercial travelers. und board by week of month. manager. AETNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN), N. W. COR. Bih wnd Dodge. Hooms 4y ddy oF week. Room Frank Huditeh, 9] 5 Omaha) Omaha 6:10pm 2:10pm. . en | CHICA ha|Union Depot, & MO, ©Omaha|Union D . & BT. 3 10th & Mason_ 8 “Chicago Limited. .. 11:10am....Chicago_Express (ex. Sun.).. |CHICAGO NORTHW Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Oma astern & PACIFIC. & Muson & RIVER.[AT) Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha T Bi0pm = | @ report duly adopted by the city counci Howard street from 33rd street street, pro rata per foot fronta to the usual scaling back proc: from the strect to the first alley, or center of block, rate per foot, $).36174. To cover one-half the 89rd street from KFarnam street street, amounting to the sum to naha 0am of il, e’ of 3ird street to Dodge sireet, adopted by the city cou the Teal estate on each si It Farnam 15 back procéss, t to 0,06116, ‘o cover one-half the cost Woolworth avenue from Second street t 6th strcet, amounting to the sum of $8328 in depth from center of block; o8 ha adopted by the city council, the real estate on both sides of Woolwort avenue, from 4th street to Oth street, rata per foot frontage ing back process, in to_alley; rate per foot, epth from the st 8307, “Atlantic_Bxpr *iBioux remont 1 M Depot Nebraska |~ 80U | Depot | s8I0t Omaha|Unlon Depot eatrice “WABABH RAILWAY. Omaha|Union Fi0G0 1 v s ey EAST. i (ex. Sunday) AR, 1 1s021e Limited:! riskia City 8t Paul Limited. . MO VALL b and Webster Sts. t) Wyo. Ex K Express (ex. Sunday) sw. (ex. Sunday) Paul Express T & G B 100k & Mason Sts Express s U. P, IHEOURT PACIFIC 1600 and Webster St St Louls Express 8. Louis Express Local (ex. X CITY & 10th and’ Webster St Paul Limited X CITY & PACIFIC, 1000 & Mas ux Clty Pa Paul L 10N PACIFIC pot, 1 Bis, yer & Stromsb'g Ex. Pucllic Express wat Mad th & Mason Sts Lous Ceuncn Dall | Omana Past Mall and Express....... ex. Mon).. Omaha 6:10pm Arrives Omaha | 6:00am PACIFIC. JATrives Omaha Arrives Omaha | 10:20pm | |Arrives Omaha, . 4ilopm Arrivis To cover anc-half 'tn Woolworth avenue from 324 uvenue to it street, amounting to the sum of ch’ sum it 18 proposed, by a report adopted by the city council, to assess the real estate on buth sides of Woolwor avenue from 324 avenue to 36th street, rata per foot frontage, according to usual scaling back process, in depth frc the street, as follows: feet; in Gritfin & Smith of 1ot, rate per {oot, $0. To cov alf the Hickory str from 32 street, and strect, avenue to Center str sun by to assess on the of Hickory stre street, and 834 avente to C frontage back proc follow, Smith' Hanse cost 1l ldition to cente 1 cost of avenue from am to Woolwort nting to th port duly adopted by the real esuite t from 32 stree treet, ity connc on born side avenue t from V 1o Tata p to the uveual pth from the street From Hickory strect in Griflin addition, to the center of lots; m Place, the depth of thue fro id street on the west side 1 on the east side to 13 line of ( Smith's addition, Rate per foot, $0.25852 0 cover the cost of constructin sew e in Sewer District No. 2 Amouniin th sum of $10,198.33, which sum It {8 propose by a report duly adopted by the clty coun cll, ‘to nssess on the real estato on cach sid of sald » r in sald Hewer Di; t No 208, pro rata p foot frontage, rdin io \sual ecaling back process fro Sewer, as per district crealed | provided that corner lots having a mewc on both fr ages shall ue ,;ul for longer frontage only; rate per foot, fron age, $0.79763, o ‘correct an made 10 cover the cost of dar | tending m..),., street, from ) 1th street; the part of damag after mentioned havin, been ansessed on the south 132 fect of tax lot b iam error In the arsessmoen % for ox Koot 4 a8 here sessed on the south 133 feet To the owners of the lots, parts of lots and real estate abutting on or adjacent to the situated in whole or in part within any notified will sit as a board of equalization, in com- Omaha, | rty for which they were City, 11 §1 08 on the property for which they 99 29 165 87 28 7 8 69 30 30 6 05 74 87 92 24 62 § 52 80 69 14 121 84 192 21 | built 186 03 ada 94 § 69 65 45 50 94 87 831§ 84 41 171 16 219 & 20 i To cover the cost of filling old scale hole port duly adopted by the city council, to assess on the property adjoining, as fol- ‘§74 04 To cover cost of paving alley in block 50 clty, in street improvement district No. 475, which adopted y “council to assess on’ the real estate on each side of said alley, pro rate from alley one block, To cover the cost of opening and extend- north of Nich- line of P Place, amounting to the sum of uf:‘#fi'fi" a report dul adopted by the city council, to dseess on On the east 132 feet on that part we: 13h streel, and that part east Sf 1ith sives On the east 132 feet of that' part west of i the 51, which sum It is proposed, b;' per foot frontage, accord- To coyer the cost of grading Half Howard street, in to assess on the real estatc on both sides of Half How- street pro rata_as per foot frontage, and accord- ing to the usual scaling back process, in ver foot, Howard in to assess on the real estate on each side of 6t1 according 8, in deptli cost’ of grading to- Dodge $80.00, which' sum it is proposed, by a report duly o assess on street Dro vata per front foot, according to the usual the rate per foot, of grading which sum it is proposed, by a report duly to nssess on pro and the usual ‘scal of grading F197.09, i the Hanscom lace, 150 ding | it ¢ $1,205.47, which sum it 18 proposod i depth | srrongolisly whereas, the amount should huve been 4s: £ Lax I i | wection 84, 1, 14 Therelore, tof the purpu‘llnr the metropolitan presms - .. ) ¢ Continued. of correcting such assessment, It {8 here proposed to assess on the south 182 feet (v? tax lot 63, section 84, 15, 13, the amount ol fio82 by supplemental leyyi as per benefits by reason of extending Phelps street from 18th street to 1ith street, You are further notified that sald ‘“Pro. posed Plans of Assessment are now subjec 1o the Inepection and examination of any o the owners of said I5ts, parts of lots or pleces of real estate, or' the inspection or examination of any other person interested In faid proposed assessments, at the office of sald city clerk, and that by a report of & committee of siid council, duly adopted, it I proposed that unless for good and suff: cient cause it may be otherwise ordered and determined, that the cost of sald im- provements respectively be assessed on the several lots, parts of lots and peces of real estate, as ‘shown by sald proposed plans of_nescesment You and each of you are hereby notified i1 | to appear before safd Board of Equalization at the time and place above specified, to ake any complaint, statement or objection you desire concerning any of sald proposed evies and assessments of special taxes, JOHN 'T. BVANS, City " Clerk. o a il 14 a il Omaha, Neb,, Dec. 14, 1804, D4 a6t edm FOR SEWER CONNEC- TIONS, Proposals will be received by the secretary of the Board of Kducation up to and Includ- ing Monday, December 17th, at b o'clock, for the construction of a sewer connction for the Walnut Hill school house at 44th and Hamilton streets, In acccrdance with plans nd epecifications now on file in the office of the secretary In the city hall, JU M. GILLAN, Secretary Board of Education, Dibsunis BURBAU. § S & OO0, Solicitors. Bee Huilding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRER. PROPOSALS o THE THEATERS, A glass of sparkling, frulty champagne can searcely be more invigorating than an evening spent in witnessing an interpretation )t Charles Hoyl's greatest farce comedy success, “A Trip to Chinatown,” which will *|be seen at the Boyd this cvening and the aftwo following evenings. This engagement 1| Wl be notable for more than one reason. “The Musical Trifles,” as the author mod- sstly proclaims his play, has had a run of 656 performances in the city of New York, at Heyt's Madison Square theater. This excels the longest run known to any previous New York production, regardless of how preten- tious it may have been. “Adonis” has next approached it in a run of 603 performance and “Humpty Dumpty” 483. Mr. Hoyt has letermined to give Omaha the farce identical with its production in New York, even to the smallest detail. The cast Includes """3 Conor, who created the part of ‘“‘Wellang Strong,” Geraldine McCann, Sadie Kirby, Newton Chisnell, Harry Gilfoil, Margaret McDonald, and, as a fitting climax, Bessle Clayton, the phenomenal dancer, Wwho not ouly caused a furore in the metropolls, but setstald old Boston agog with her marvelous manipulations in the way of eccentric dang- ing. Another unusual event incidental to this production, unusual because it has never before been paralleled In the history of farce comedies, will be the bringing to this clty of a complete carload of scenery by Voegtlin for this produc- tion. Farce comedies have not hitherto, aven in Mr. Hoyt's brilliant career, caused the transportation of scenic effects s0 elaborate. The great success of the pl ‘n this city last year is still fresh in the minds of our theater goers, but even those who have heard it before Wil be delighted with much that fs new, including some protty musical numbers, noticeably: “Keep & Knockin’,” “The Pretty Widow,” “Crisp Young Chaperone,” “Yes, I'll Be Your Sweet- neart,” “Ruben and Cynthia,” “My Little Maid in the Moon,” and whistling extraor- linary, to say nothing of the ever popular ‘On the Bowery"” that Is bristling with new nits, fully abreast to the present era. B0 h m The career of Danlel Sully in the character of “O'Neil of Washington, D. C.,” has been remarkable for steady advancement. He has been before the public as a star for about nine years, having first begun to shine with brilliancy in_“The Corner Grocery.” The next step in the right direciton was the pro- duction of Leander Richardson’s ‘“‘Mlllion- afre,” in which he astonished the public aud critics, for his role in this play was an ex- acting’ one, and he acquitted himself with great credit to his artistic power, the depth of which had not been deemed equal to such a part. Not satisfied to stop there, however, he has provided himself with a play of a much higher order than any in which he has here- tofore been seen, and will demonstrate the fact at Boyd's theater during his engagement, beginning December 21, that it Is easler for 1 studlous artist to rize by sheer force of de- termination than it is for one who {8 not stu- dious and ambitious to maintain his position in the sphere in which he may find himselt 15 the result of earler efforts. “O'Neil of Washington, D. C.” his new play, is a cleverly written story founded on the history of nofable events which occurred In Washington. The inevitable love story sup- plies much of the interest, but the substance of the play is of the trials of an Irish-Amer- ican inventor, the role in which Mr. Sully appears, In the evolution of the play a grept deal of comedy was developed through the contrast of the honest old inventor with loj- bylsts, politiclans and the well known chaf- acters who infest the national capital, B During his engagement at the Boyd on the 21st, 22d and 23d Insts. Mr. Daniel Sully will present his new play, “0'Neil of Wi ington, D. C.,” in which are depicted the go- clal, political 'and military sides of life at the national capital. The repertoire here may also include “The Millionaire.” I3 & o h e e Monday evening, December 24, that ine itable comedian, Stuart Robson, will begin an cngagement of three nights' duration at the Boyd. Monday evening, December 24, Oliver Goldsmith's immortal comedy, *She Stoops to Conquer,” will be given, with Dl‘r Robson as Tonny Tumpkins. At the Tues- day, Christmas, matince, John Buckstone Baldwin's charming comedy, “Leap Year, or The Ladies' Privilege,”” will be played, with Mr., Robson as Mr. Dionysius Dimples, & husband on trial. Tuesday and Wednesday ovenings Bronson Howard's great comedy, “The Henrletta,” will be the bill, with Mr. Robson in his famous character of Bertle the Lamb, T Thursday evening of this week there will be presented at Boyd's, James Sheridan Knowles' sublime tragedy, ““Virginius,” for the benefit of the Associated Charities of Omaha, and given under the auspices of Nes braska lodge, No. 1, Knights of Pyhtias. Mr, J. Bdgar Owens will eppear as Virginius, and will have nearly fifty people in his support. Aside from the intrinsic merit of the play, the charitable nature of the production should ape peal strongly to the public, and a crowded houre be in attendance. Scats on sale at the box office Wednesday. Regular prices, o 1, h | t y n 0 The young man who wrote the comedy with the happy Father,” which co right farce title, “The Prodigal 26 to the Bmpire theater all thig week, commencing with matinee to- day, is a very clever young man, who has sprung into prominence within the past fow years, His name Is Glen MacDonough, and before lie became a playright was a reporter on one of the New York papers, - He stly by his theatrical bent, for er was a famous actress In her day. While e was a reporter nothing so much interested young MacDonough, who, by the under us mattere pertaining to r h 1, s 18 0, himself deep preparing by taking a his real Interest in tho cra and In plays of all sorts, conses ty i friends were not surprised to Jear that it was Machonougl who wrote the libretto for “The Algerians,' the successful comle opera, for which Reginald do Koven furnished the musical and Marle Tempeet the histrionfe power. Nest this clever young man, whose head 16 full of bright, lively ideas, wiote “Del at Six,” and the | the tetest succes Dyaamite,” also for i|Maite Jansen. Now he appears as the author of the farce comedy, “The Prodigal father.”” What other plays or eperss or farcos he hae ‘on the #re so to speak, is known botter to himsell than to (he bi yutside world, Altogether MacDonough ha o very suceessful. e bears his honors weekly and 18 a8 una' 4cled o8 he was when the writer knew him as one of the bright young mgn who “write up” facts and felof for t |