Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1894, Page 7

% "W - #* FHOUSES IN ALL PAR 1 & % LY /e o) (o) want ads for a Y (o) (o) (o) (a)(s) cheaper and qu tle ads. than in YD) ()¢ lished in the ) (s)(s)(e)(a) () ) (s) Tt ) (o) () Qe g i‘ T —p ey it tr o senne ol R B s e T D ersiaers, by requ ”l g a numbered check, £ Pt e =i LR e i T O e be delivered upon presen Tl a word, fir r. Nothing taken rilo ‘advertisements must run consccutively. " WANTED—MALE HELP. NTED—A FEW PERSONS IN EACH PLACE B Evriking: wond. stamp._ for. 100-page book of particulars. J. Woodbury, 121 W/ N AND TEAMS TO 8 nders. Salaey $75.00 {0 $90.00 por ording to ability. o _Litchilel ‘0., Webster City, la. B—MO68 J16' D, AT ONCE, THREE GOOD § hands to work on stock saddles; to the kind of a man will give good Job: for ulars apply to the Konaniz Saddiery Co., 227 te 231 Kast 6th street, St. Pau!, Minn. $0 AND men first year, or large by sample, staple goods dilng; experience unn 5 ticulars 3 sehold Specialty 0. 13- M202 2 WANTED—FEMALE HELP. WANTED, LADY TO GO DES_MOIN fair paid; small secur! 8 O WANTED, GIRL FOR GENBRAL work. 1719 Leavenworth., WANTED, GIRL FOR work, best wages; call Dr. lns street. 'FOR RENT—HOUSES. F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. HOUSES ,F. ALOC THE 94 HOUS M GE] Dalle; ¥ THE CITY, 0. F. 1505 Farnam. KBLKENNY & CO,, R 1, CONTIN. Davis company, HOUSES; BENAWA & €O, 108 N If she must, and advertise in The Bee COACHMEN and others, find employment IFF OUT OF WORK, realers know it, Want ads ordered in the Evening Bee are pub- THE OMAHA DAIL Y BEE: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1894 )L o) () (a)(e)(a)la) (e =) new servant girl. icker through these lit- any other way. let our thousands of 17 words for 25¢ )5 (%0 (%0 X8 (69 TSI T L T a morning Tree. Y () (a)(a)(a)(a)(a)(a)la)( *) (o)) (o) YRV WANTED-—-TO BUY, CITY & CO. CLAIMS, PRITC 'HARD, 1 aF\ll‘M M-—506 "FOR SALE—FURNITURE., FURNITURE AKI“I I()\' AT 1111 I,\IL\.\M 8 ays, 10 0. m. Iobt. Wells. o FOR SALE AT A SACHIFICE, CARDET! shades and furniture which have been but 1ittle used and almost new; also house for rent. In- auire ¢ O—M35 AIN EVER OFFERED. A Fast family horse, bugey, and harness at_on once; inquire at Geisler's bird 16t st GREATEST BAR Christmas pres ted carri ue if sold u store, 406 North nt. e IF YOU toshes, rubbe ds,” gas tubing Tent and Aw , BUY 1 boots, arctics, syringes Al best quality. Omaha ing_Co., 1311 Farnam st. Q—509 _BRIDGEPORT ORG 7 So. 1ith, Q- B BRICK, CAR LOTS, $14; LOTS, M; fire clay, sand, gravel, screeni Welshans, 891 Board of Trade. T: I-H JY LATEST IMPROVED . lith stres Inquire 305 QM1 FOR SALE—FOR CASH ONLY, THE galoon fixture and bar supply business in the Have over 400 country accounts. Address 6, Bee. Q41260 HO0G AND CHICK uAfiD WOoOD pickets. C. It Le Q-5 FOR SALE, NEW, BEST SMALL BAI Address Il CLA1RVOYANTS. BUSINESS CHANCES. Continued. OR INTERVIEW I8 8O- parties satisfied with § to 10 per | itimate business; nvest full guarantes of principal and interest; stand- ing and character unquestioned. 605, city 50,00 STOCK « for sal andoah, Tn.; largely new g bought this month; will take half cash clear land. Davenport & Wat h, Ia FOR SALE OR TRADE; DRUG STOCK IN city in central southern Neb.: 5,500 inhabitants; Lest prescription trade In cit for selling. Address [ 13, A s * DRY _GOOD: and 0.0) STOCK OF GE £ boots and shoes, d hats and caps and groceries, {0 exchangs ity or farm property; land must lay 100 milos Omahai 1 have a_nies stock, doing the best business fn Co., o paying big, but my health will not permit me w run it longer. A, P, McKenna, 148 Sher man_avenue, Omaha, Neb. Y—M1% 23 FOR SALE. ONE _OF THE BEST DPAYING clgnr stands in city for mones invested. Ad dross 13 15, Hee Yo 2B WITH CLEAR partner in clean, paying t wants to be ased; one 1o and_attend and _collec Address E 18, Bee Y—M205 WELL LOCATED, CHEAP . H. Walker, 20 Barker blk Y M20) 240 ¢ goods, furnishing oods for within ot MONEY M ta books oR STAURANT, sy terms. FOR EXCHANGE. 10T, for ng ux Hros., 306 A _GOOD change Lamore TO EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR modern cottage, beautifully barn, good nelghborhoos sightly place. Fidelity AST OMATIA TO work horses or _mules. 8. 16th, ] TROOM nice 1702 LOT, M \V'HH\:I‘ > HALK T o trada fo r farms; describ 35, 000,00, incumbere proper dress I WA RADE L Raborts, D room 22, me. LOTS AND FARMS, BARGAINS, HOUSES, Darling, Barker |rh!w'k wale or trade. F. K ALE, NEW {-ROOM CO7 cistern, eity water; cor, 50th and Sahler; ong time. Inquire 1318 Farnam, “Sam’ Durns. R ROOM HOME CHEAT, 2010 11> I3—M943 J1. JDARGAIN. MY Cuming street; w "Fleming, 11th and_ Doug- RE—MT] A B wm, between take 1 in trade. las. FOR A 1 site, piid). ing, LIMITED corner 89th Jull commission 1ith and Doug! $10,000.00 (1 Wm. RE. CITY PROPE Bros., 210 R MTI XCHANG chandise. Garvin OR_TRADE, . Frenze SALE o BARGAINS, lots and farms. IN opp. R ND AND MASC mth; price 16th RI I",\H i FRUIT, 10U 0. M P. 18 $25.00 ca. Omaha Bie; s per cle Co., 323 N. —§91-25 IRRIGATED FARMS AR potato, grain and stock farms for sale on easy terms; correspondence solicited. . 1. Palmer, room 906, Pecple’s bank, Denver, v-x;E W Wil pay nt plan’’ of you better terms ssion you o Investig selling 1 than anybody; soon. WE HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR CLEAR OUT- side lots; bring in your descriptions early. delity Trust company, 1702 F 1 MRS, DR. 1. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- iable businéss medium; 7th Year at 119 X 18t MOST WONDERFUL century, MME. BENECIA, TH clairvoyant of the 19t street. MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. HOUSE OF 9 ROOMS AND BARN Inquire at 422 8. 180 st FOR RENT, on Park ave. MADAM SMITH, 2 S, 15TH, 2D FLOOR, room 3; ‘massageé, vapor, alchohol, steam, sult phurine and sea’ baths. M117-220 TIOUSE NINE ROOMS; FUR- cic., at 324 and Farnam, $27.00; houscs, and $10.00, different Dexter L. Thomas, 401 Bee bullding. DM FOR RENT, nnce, bath, also ' cheap parts city, MASSAGE, MADAME BERNARD, 1421 DODGE. T—M157 J1* 160 ACRES IN CE on monthly payments. Cague building. NTRAL NEBRASKA, CHEAD, Williams & Mittan, Me: RIE—M204 24 HOTELS, HOTEL BARKER, 8TH AND JONES STS. 5 rooms at $1.50 'per day. 50 rooms at $200 per day. . Special rates to commercial travelers. Room and board by week or month. Frank Hilditeh, manager 532 ARTNA HOUSE (EUROPEAN), N. W 13th and Dodge.- Rooms by day or week. s | #Oh dear,” sighed little Mrs. Green, “1 really don’t know what to do About biscuits, though I make 'em With my own hands and bake *em, The familyseem to hate’em, And afl my cakes and cookies too. year. their own ground from The planting 27th. iManager o suath .STEARN CALUMET BAKING POWDER COMPANY, season Vou goose,” laughed fatold Mrs. Wise, 1 tell you what to do to get Al of your folks to treat 'em Quite differently, and eat’em, And vow no cook can beat "eme Just try a can of Calumet."* CHICAGO. - IN OREGON A muscular man who is willing to take five or ten acres of the soil and put his labor into it can earn more than five hundred dollars a [ am now making up a small party of such to go there early next month under contract to work at clearing land at $1.BO per day every day they can spare from the cultivation of now till next harvest. $880 to $800 is all the capital required. for early gardens opens usually in February. Call at Room 101, Bee Building, Omaha, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 26th and D. H STRARNS f Agencies, S FRUIT LAND CO. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, C. E. MORRILL, CARP] paper hanging and sigug; tering. Office 409 8. 14t AND BUILDER, 1518 ‘\\u.rk nn‘*sx!l)l!- aiephone i < 657 Pl el Rl e L S T bl WHOLESALE COAL. SONAL. THE WINTER, ce G-room cottages. T, D—M273D23 DWELLINGS IN . Sheafe, 412 Paxton D—334DU* MODERN §-ROOM HOUSE; AT- tle stable.’ 2025 Seward street; apply’ next door. D—M4-310 5. D. WEAD, 16 & Dou; s HOUSES & STORES, F. D. W & Doug one_8-room house, A, Scott, Omaha FOR RENT-| all parts of Omuha. block. FOR RENT, E. FOR RENT—6-ROOM_COTTAGE, IN GOOD RE- pair, city water, $10.00 per ‘month to good parties, 119 N. 37th, 1 block ‘from Farnam car line. Inquire at Stoetzel's stove store, next to postoffice. —763 200, BIGIT-ROOM HOUSE; BATH ROOM SO hinco. “John It Webster, Board T butlding. DM COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS, ALL CONVENI- ences, desirable location, three blocky from | opera house. ' Enquire on promises, 612 § st T. J. Fitzmorr D ONE FLAT, STEAM HEAT, LINTON BLOC John Hamiin, 917 Linton bik. D N 10-RROOM HOUSE, 2019 BINNEY. MORRR D-M$39 313 MODERN, §-ROOM 1so 3016 Mason stre 8. K. Hump BASILY HEATED, ALL house, 3610 Jones, §25.00 8 rooms, fine location, 928 New York Life ROOM MODERN wallc from court house G. L. O HOUSE, FIVE MIN vacant December 21ih, Burker block. D168 TEL. 6L, UM MACKINTOSHES & RUBBER BOOTS, 3y TAR. TO DR. T. W, STONE, §10 N. ¥, LI THE BELLE EPPERLY CORS order from measure. SET, MADE * 1909 Farnam street. M7 U TC A DOZEN AT PROC- U110 33 ONE 33,50, y. C. Bluils. DIAMOND PHOTO: tor's, 616 8. 10th st. CABINET PHOTOS $1 DOZ. framed, worth $3. Cowan's, REATMENT i and consultation frec. . Co., 36 Bee bldg. Lady unmtlunl VIAVI; HO! Healdls b call Viay MASSAGE THERMAL BATHS, chiropodist. Post, 319% . 1ith st. COMPOUND 03 N CURES CON ashtma, bronchitls and_catarrh. Home ment, $6.00 per month; 3 days’ trial free treat- ment. Room 810, N. Y. Life Bldg., Omaha, U—Mi13 THE BOSTON (LADIES) SWEDISH MOVE- ment Cure, 1816 Ch ., 48 a success. Tho are respondin y Teadily and find our ods to just ir case. uralgia, kidney cial atention. month, How s sacrum and inquinal r before too late. Consultation fre answered with ‘stamp enclosed. Office 0 6 p. m. Satu in ' removed Letters hours 9 LEGANT FINISHED xm}u\‘ FOR ILENT, ¥ crn” improve e N, house; all T ALL MOD- Milton D-198 8 ROOM €O ences, 2112 Ca Rogers & Son, 14th and Farnam. PLEASANT OUTH ROOM FOR GBNTLY IMAN. Tnquire 1919 Dodge. 08 FURNISHED ROOMS; St Mary's avenu HOU. BOUTH FRONT PARLOR; ALSO BMAL Bood board; reasonable. The Rose, RMS; arney. URNISHED ROOMS FOR board. Call at 8107 Douglas. THREE HANDSOMELY FLU rooms, with @il conveniences, only; location very desirable. Harrey stiget. GANT ROOM AND Wble. 2406 Cass. RNISHED FRON for gentleme Apply to 2019 1889, BOARD REASC —M121 J 1 WILL ACCOMMODATE without . Mary's 8 L Y] 4 ROOMS, SUITAULE FOR HOUSEKE low rent. N. W. cor, 17th and FOR RENT. DESK ROOM, .00 M _Board of Trade. 1-STORY BRIC L. This bullding has & fir roof. cement basement, complete sjeam heat- ng fixtures, water on all floors, gas, ete. Ap- ply at the oflice of The liee. 1910 MEN Ol AGENTS MAKE ‘easy selling suits o order $13.50, 81, mackintoshes 35. clanatl, O. MONEY pants 33, shirts Hunter Talloring O DALY NEW lhl\'fn- F) s0ld_in a house & Makin, Cincinnatl, O J-MEL dae WANTED—TO RENT, WANTED-NEAT FURNISHED HOUSE, ALSO fyraished bastdls towse or amall botel” 3.4 Sherwood, 912 N. Y. Life. i STORAGE. FRANK EWERS, BTORAGE, 124 HARNEY. BTORAGE FOR C Tha thieap rate. B Welia s l-numuh MATRIMONIAL PAPER WITH 1,00 tisements and photos of marriageab ‘maited free, Addres ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST C loans at low rates for cho braska and lowa farms or O LA N.Y..L security 'in POLICIES LOA " O. Chesncy, Kansas O LIFE 1 ‘or bought. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate, Lirennan, Love & Co., L'axton b ' i MONEY TO LOAN A’ i Davis' Co., 1605 LOANS ON_IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property, $5,000 and upwards, 6 to 7 per cen delays.” 'W.' Farnam Smith & Co., 132) CITY AND FARM LOANS L rates. Pusey & Thomas, Eirst Natl bidg, W Y TO LOAN ON OMAHA RiA W. B. Melkle, 1st Nat, bank bld Wl ON GOOD |..\ blag. ARR, 515 N. MON at § per cent, ) $100 TO $5,00. F. D, LARGE LOA ‘short time, ON IMI'ROVED Fidelity Trust company, 1102 Farnam W—M5s6 10LD FUT wagons, or any kind of st possible rates, which any Ume and 'in’ any LOAN GUARANTER €O/, MONEY TO LOAN ON ture, planos, horsos, chattel security at 1ow you can pay back at amount,” FIDELITY Room 4, Witk HOUS| TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, horscs, wagons. etc., 6t lowest rates in city’ no removal of gouds: strictly confidential; you can pay the toan off at any time or In any amount. OMAHA MORTGAG LOAN €O, 06 5. 16th street BUSINESS CHANCES. ATION—EUROPEAN WITH sive relutions abroad wants $16,000 for exportation of hors market. 60 per cent to invest dress D 8, Bee office. AN ESPECIALLY GOOD CHANCE TO THE right party who can command $1,00.00 or $5,000.00 to' enter an oid established business Address P. O. Box, 605, clty. —MT16 FULLY EQUI I'ED l’uNth MILL. LIVE town, mortheast Nebraska xchange for land o seil. Address room M, Frenzer bisek, Ouwahs, EX capitudst with GMAA | UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS H. K. BURKBET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR embalmer, 1618 Chicago st., telephone 90, SWANSON & VALIEN, UNDERTAKERS embalmers, 1701 Cumisig st., telophono 100. o ND EM. e 225, 53 13 S, 16th ST, B AND| 536 AND| UNDBRTAKER ‘amam st., telepho; M. 0. MAU balmer, 1417 (A STEAMSH(P LINE. JOHNSON BROS,, WHOLESALE | all kinds of coal. Correspondefice solicited. Farnam_street, SALERS IN 1008 560 SHORT]:.AND AND TY PEWRITING. S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N. Ask for clrcular, oL VAN Lin- e AND WHITE 502 C TWO LIV eral reward. Lost—Mzi ANCHOR regularly Londonderry andg cember 20,7 p.'m. Saloon, 8econd class and single or round trip tickets from rk_or Chicago ac reduced rates to tho principal Scotch, English, Irish and all conil- nental points. For mondy orders, drafts, out- ward or prepald tickets apply 0 any of our Jocal agents or to Tenderson Bros., Chica HORSES WINTERED. & PHELPS, LINE Ty MAIL ST Saturday fro Glasgow. 1IPS—SAIL w York for Ethiopia sails De S TARTON Y. Lite bldg. WINTERED, $3.00 AND 35,00 PER Address Hopper Bros, Elkngrn, Nob, s I_WILL CARE FOR A FEW HEAD OF horses for_the winter at 8 per head per month, Horses sent for and returned at §2 cach. Nong but_healthy horses taken, and only from re- sponsible parties. I can give best of references. Address, M. J. Welch, Gretna, TEL. 1034, MiZD31Y HORSE ‘montl ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, AND CONVERTERS REWOUND; ies recharged; elvetrical and gen: . "superior ' work guaranteed. Omaha Electrical Works, 617 and 619’ . 16th st. si2 LECTRICAL tors for_elec Kinds_of e tric_Supply BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE interest_on savings. Apply to Omaha L. Ass'n, 1904 Bee bldg. G. M. Nattinger, i IERS AND CONTRAC- fc light and motor plants and all consruction. Western Eloc- ‘0., 418 and 420 8. 15th st. 513 GOOD & B, Sec. 544 ASS'N PAY 3 years old, always 1704 Farnam st., Nattinger, Sec, SHARES IN MUTUAL L. AND B. . 6,7, 8 per cent when 1, %, reacemable. WHO We are alu et to buy or seil. 140246 Nicholas st ——————————————————— T. MOUNT HAS RE office to 209 5. 16th st., Brown block. SHERIDAN COAL, EXCELLENT for hard coal, and $.60 ton cheaper, nam street; main entrance Board of Trade, 53 & — B2 TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS OF| o should make you susplcious; ostly Smith's. Try one understand why. Full line of Premier Co., 17th and Farn 5 s GOAL D funny and you suppl FOR they will STOL “BIC! YOLES‘ AXON, 402 N, OMAHA BICYCL L A6TH ST, ) DEANE & CO,, BICYCLES, 1116 FARNAM | AL STOVE REPALRS, VE REPAIRS FOR 40,000 DIFFERENT makes of stoves. Water attachment and con- nections _a specialty. 1207 Douglas str Omaha Blove Repalr Works. 530 OFTICLIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO. LEADING OPTICIA J.F. Ponder, manager. Eycs examined free. 22 8. 16th st., in Kinsler's drug store. 0 3y b UBINESS N O'I.‘!CEB WESTERN CORNICE WORKS .GALVANIZED \ron_cornices 1123 St Mary's ave. 8 Lil BEST STOR BUILDING Afl. T v 1N OMANA, U. & ored. Lowest raies. 1013-1015 Luvunin:\l“ THE ONLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN TOWN of 3600 inhabitants in lowa for sale at sacrifice If sold at once. Address 2628 Charl ¥—MIG 2% DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. uu GRANT. a. K, DANJOIST Leacher, 1810 Galiforn e sireet AND| 914 ~ GRINDING. ORS, SHEARS, CLIPPERS, A L. Undeland, 106 8. 1ith. SKATE ATHER BELTING, CHAS, & Co., Mb.' 306 S .1ath st, A. 'DENJ.‘I;TS DIt_PAUL, DENTIST, 202) BURT ST, PATEITIT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors. Bee Bailding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRERE. RAILWAY 1 8 |BUI ON & MO, RIVEL(Ar aha|Union Depot, 10th & Mason St 10:15am. ... Denver 4:36pm. K, Fiils, Mont. 3 ... Denver i INebrasia Local (except Sunday).. 7 _Local_(except_Sunday)..11: Leaves (CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Arrives Omanha|Unlon D 1ot & Mason St Omal 4:45pm. . < O Vestibule..... A E0 Expross.. 0 and lowa A Pacifle_Junction Local... aves (CHICAGO, MIL, & ST. PAUL.|Arrives 10ih° & Mason sts.| Omaha Limited. .. ) Express (ox. 5 & NORTHW) 10U & Magon 8 Eastern Express Vestbuled Limi .Mo. Valley Loc Jmatia_Ch 5 CHICAGO, R. L & PACIFIC, OmahalUnion Depot, 10th & M: s, —_BASY i xXpresg (ex Sunday). ¥ix Fidns estibuled: Limited (o C. 1. WEST, '} Toxan Wi, ( do_ i [ \and) Wdister Vasstnlr (daily). ... 8:150 Expregy (ex. Sun.)...11:0am Paul 1) voos 9:40am & MO, LEY Depdt 15th and” Webster Sts Fast Mail ard (6x. Sat) Wyo. Bx Norfolk Express (éx ¥r (©x. ) Omaha ',\u.um.-’ 0:05pm N 9:50am 1:0 x. Sun.).11:40pm 4:00pm Arrives Omaha _Depot Nebraska ux City, ¥ |Arrives “Omahal [ Om 2:10pm. 2:10pm am 4:38pm. G:10pm 4:55pm ¥ 10:30am K il Depot, Kansas Clty [k TArrives Omaha | & O 10ih_ & Mo Day [0 2 u Sts Tt §:dipm. i< aves | “Omanal ¥:tsam. pm MISSOURT PA Depot 15:h and W, TBIOUX CITY & PAC Depot 15th and Webster St._Paul Limited...... TY & PACIPIC. 10th & Mason_Sts. Sloux City St Yaul (" Omaha $:16pm 9:%0am aves | BIOUX ¢ OmatalUnicn Depy am S:30pm Leaves | UNION PACIFIC _OmahalUnion Depot, 100 & M: i0:000m. Kearney Express 2:15pm. Overland Flyer 2i1ipm Beatrics & Stromsb's Bx. (0 :30pm. e Paciflc Expross.. S Fast " Mal WABASH RAILWAY. n Depot, 10th & Mason § Atrives Omaha 10:20pm 9:4uam Atrives fi4i Passenger Limited. .. | St 3:45pm 1):55am M-168 J1s ——THE— RANGISGAN DROPS .z Vogetable. Prepared from the original fo mula rre rerved in the Archives of the Foly Lund, hay 35 on suthentic history dating bao (60 sears A POSITIVE CURE for all Stomach, Kidney and Eowel troubles, especially HRONIC CONSTIPATION Price 50 cents. Sold by all druggists. The Francis:an Remedy Co., 134 V2> “UREN 5%, CHICAGO, ILL. 2 for Circular .ind fimnstrated Calendar For sale by Kuhn & Ca., 15th & Douglas , B, 0, WEST'S NERVE AND BRATN TREATNENT g Sl authorized agents only, to euro Weak Memory: 1,088 of Brain and Nerve Power: Lost Banhood; uickness: Night Lossc Dreams; Lack of Confidenco; Nervousness: Lassitndo; all Drains; Loss of Power of tho GenorativoOrgans in either Box, oauscd by ovor-exertion, Youthful Errore, or Excessive Uso of Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, which londs to Misery. Comumption, Isunit and Death. By mail, §1a box; eix for written guarantee to o ro or refund mos Liver Pills curo Bick Hondncho. Biliousness Liver Compluint, Sonr Stomach, Dyspepsin and Constipation, GUARANTEES issned only by Goodman Drug Co, Omaha. “GUPIDENE” Cures the Felf-abuse, emissions, varicocele and ton. One dollur X for §. For THE GOODMAN eftects Impotency, matlp a box, male by LRUS THE NEW COLUUS A . mvm Time King 13 the strongest, most accurate and bost WATCH made tn America. AlL Jowelers hiave or will ot For further information send (o Uho i facturers NEW COLUMBUS WATCH CO., COLUMBUS. OHIO Our fecor cradica m in 90 days. Cure ours, 9:30 L3 6.30; days, 8. p. m. THE DINSMOOR REMEDY €O, 812 New York Life, Omaha, Neb. polson from guarantoed Wednesdays and TROUBLES APPEAR ENDLESS Another Stumbling Block in the Way of o Transcontinental Association, ATCHISON DEMANDS SOM:THI G DEFINITE | | Differences gurd with the Nou € lates vin Sa Arcanged 0 1 Diego M by e Re- t e A Pr the Latter Kow mised CHICAGO, D Now that the dian Pacific and its affairs have for (he time | being been removed from the of the western lines they have taken up a | matter wh Cana m consideratic I promises to give them almost trouble before they through | as did the Canadian Pacific. This old trouble between the Atchison and the Southern Pacific regarding the rates via San Diego. When the meeting vened this morning Passenger Trafc ger White of the Atchison before the meeting to tinental Passenger as much with it is the are con Mana announced that perfect a Transcon assoclation had been called the Atchison road had been promised by the Southern Pacific that if it would | become a party to the agreement the old troubles at San Diego would be settled The had gone on for three woeks and the Atchison had been able to have nothing done toward the adjustment of its affairs. This could not go on longer, and Mr. White made a demand for the adjust- ment of the matter. The roads at once took up the matter and were engaged with it for the entire day. No definite action was taken, and the same thing will be und discussion tomorrow afternoon arnings of the entire system Atchison road for the second week cember were $790,893, a decrease c With the same week of last year The_ earnings of the month to date are 2, a decrease of $90,725. The in- ast year for the month to date arnings” of the Colorado Midland | | | | meeting as yet of the in De mpared of $64,515. ¢ Damaged. 21 e supreme rendere dectsion of great to all the railroads entering Tt was held on o test case by the supremie court that the property owners were not damaged by the construction of the union station across Tilincis street. The decision wa inst Catharine Dantzer, who held that her property had bsem dam. aged to the extent of 0,000, The sum in- volved indircetly in the decision amounted to several thousand dollar: Adjournod After Ten Da ATLANTA, Ga., Dee. 21.—-The meeting of the rate committee of the Southern Railwa and Steamship association journed at midnight after a ten days' fon. The abject was to give a reduced rate the cotton exposition. e THAT COLD TEA SUPPLY HOUSE. Troperty O INDIA court today importance this city to Senator Allen Gots After the Senato Ristan- rant with n Resolution, Washington Corresponder, Chic; Pimes: Allen of Nebraska wants to abolish the senate restaurant or make its keeper pay the freight and not leave his main ex- penses to be paid by Uncle Sam, while he ta in the shekels. Allen wants an in- vestigation of the restaurant. As every one knows, this is a popular refectory in the bas=ment of the capitol, where you stand up at a counter and eat {he far-famed senate pie, or where vou can it down at a table and toy with terrapin. The senators have a private room, where they the good things of this lif:—the o aid the suc- culent shad in their restaurant at just half the price paid by others. Senator Allen said, Tutions T have no ficr intere 5 matter. T r nte in the rely cat in the restaurant, but I know it is a great convenience to. many pecple. My criticism is based upon the fact that the government furnishes some seven of “the best rooms In the ec of rent and ht tis o 8 3, per more (i 1,000 o 5300 AL this Is more than a scnator draws § when it continues for ten years it means §70,000 or $80,000, 1 think the ing of thes cught into. objcct of m This IS a great he It tend a quorum at the caplitol Without it there would needs be a quart hot- tle in other coat in both cloak rooms. Allen be sure the senate will defend this rice restaurant—to them--with their The senatorial fat s frying Idaho. Shoup wants to come back, Willis et wants his place. Dubols wants Sweet to beat Shoup and the mess grows in benuty night blooming cereus. It is quite possible that Shoup will take a run out tc Idaho, wiich is an off-hand way of spealki a 3,000-mile ey, in a few dayg to lo his intercsts in the legislature! Willis st has made a contribution to the ture of the campaign in the shape of o letter, which will be printed in Idaho today. In'this letter he raises an fssue of veracity between himself and Shoup, deny ing that he ever told the senator that if the state convention did not nominate him_ for the senatorship he would withdraw from the Shoup is certain he did make such a statement. Just how the question is to be decided doth not yet appear. They do say that the tactics of ") still obtain in Idaho debate, and that somebody may get o gun bent over his head in this tressing matter, Shoup b a gun fighter at times when failed him and Sweet woutd be represent his people on any more po terms. Willis Sweet will likewise go home for the holidays, and he, (oo, does not ex pect to return until affer the legislature has decided who it will send as senator to the Fifty-fourth congress to succeed Shoup. There may yet be bidod on the Idaho moon. ¢ resolution merrily in Keep your blood pure and healt will not have rheumatism. rilla gives the blood vitality —— Christimas and New ¥ xeursions, Everywhere on the Northwestern line within 200 miles for one and one-third farc. Go Dec. 22, 23, 24, 25, 81, Jan. 1. Come back any time up to Jan, 2. . City oftice 1401 Farnam st, ANNOUNCEMENTS, y and you Hood's apa- and richness. One of the most successful farce comedics of the season is “A Railroad Ticket," which comes to the Empire theater tomor afternoon for a week's engagement, w a speclal Christmas matinee Tuesday. Un- doubtedly the chief reason for its pronounced is that it is filled with fun. “From start to fnish the food for laughter is d:all out with lavish ha What s more, the unflagging humor is new and springs spon- | taneously from everyday happenings and expe In constructing “A Rallroad Ticket" the author left the beaten path of farce comedy far to one side. He on tirely eschews the ancient gags and de- vice o siphon bottles nor crashing crockery enter iInto his theme of diversion The supcrabundance of humor, crowding ever ne, is good, original and irrosist- ible. In the line of legitimate comedy \OTil ¥ may d th o of oW success "EXPECTANT MOTHERS. That wonderful remod ken child « ot all we have 1od ollur per botilo. ' He Cits and substisutos our Lowithin ¢ " rico o ne sl MOTHERS FRIEND. .+« . SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. . . . for hook *TO MOTHVRS'" mailed RIADEIELD REGULATOR 00, Role Proprietors. Atlante. DUFFY'S FURE MALT WHISKEY, All Druggists. laughab'e situations are worked up. Of the bost and fetching Kind I8 the musie. A mechanical adjunct s an electric car, fully equipped, well filled with passengers and i rapid motion, and_a rain making ma- chine in operation. The company presents Ing the plece this season is said to be an excellent one. A specially cheap sca'e of prices has been arranged for Danfel Sully’s matinee perform- of “O'Neil, Washington, D. ¢.," at Boyd this afternoon at 2:30. The bost on the first floor will be sold at 50 each, and those in the balcony at 26 cents each. Although Mr. Sully mads many groat successes, and is a'ready very popular here, his previous triumphs are not to be compared with tho one he has made in O'Neil." O'Nell, Washington, D. €.," will b repeated tonlght and tomorrow day) night the eats (Sun- soenery use Tho Henrietta® | can require In in the production of Al that modern elegance stage setting. So much care and_at n is given to this part of the production all the Stuart Robson that effocts of the most distant lghts considered in relation to the sc:nery, the colors of the costumes, and the furni- ture required n each act. Mr. Robson appears Bertie, the Lamb in Bronson Howard's American comedy, “The Hens rietta,” at Boyd's theater on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next. He wil open his Omaha engagement, however, as Tony Lumps Kin in “She Stoops to Conquer,” prosonting his elaborate production of Goldsmith's masterful comedy. At the Christmas mat- inee Mr. Robson will be seen in the chare acter of Mr. Dionysius Dimple in_Buck- stone's comedy, “Leap Year; or ths Ladies' Privilege.”” The sale of seats for Mr. Rob- son's engagement will open at the box of= flce of the Boyd this morning at 9 o'clock. RESIGNATION NOT ACCEDT plays D, Pope Did Not Look with Favor on ths Ros tiremant of Lishop Matz DENVER, Dec. The Denv says tonight: “Word was receive ally in the city this morning from W ton that the resignation of Bishop which was forwarded to Rome 0 ko, has not been and wi ed by the pope. “The announcement that Tlst resigned from the see of C on November 10. Tt wa pected athedral cirele that the was more \non priests of h first lotter of resiznation sent o Roms unconditional, but it was claimed t ond one was ‘forwarded later attach “The news from Wash'n source that leaves | its being correct, The re Matz arrived in Rome (h it is said that the action of the was communicated to Apostalie Satolli within the last fow days, Listoned to Fneou 1g Reports, The business m-n of the city who are In- terested in the state fair and race track project met again last night in the rooms of the Commarelal ¢lub to further consider the proposition. The larger part of the meoting was spent in listening to the re- ports of the commitiecs who work canvassing for subseriptic making suggestions as (o the fut of the committees, Many of cially the commitice that had the retailers, reported excellent resulls, A Gibbon wus in the chair. A fumber of additional committees were appointed. The next meeting will be held Wednesday eveni r Times Inform- ashing- Matz, a month or not be aecept- Matz had slorado was made. not wholly unex- it was known dissension Tho was ta see ‘with a string ignation of I weeks ago, and holy see Delegato w. Sioux ¥ SIOUX FALLS, slegram.)—This afternoon Childs & MeMa- hon, ene of the largest dry gods firms in the state, made an assignment. Thoir es- ta ment nlly burne month ago attached the insurance money, and cradito Liabilities and asscts are unknown. THE DIRECT SOUiH 190 Fastest To all points in Kansas, Oklahoma, Ind'an Territory, Texas ard £ ‘voints in southern California. _Only one fight out to all pointy in Texas. The “Texas Limited” leaves Omaha daily except Sunday, landing Il points in Texas 12 hoors in of all other | nes. Threugh tourist Ft. Worth and El Pazo to Los An- For full particulars, maps, folders, call at or address Rock Island ticket 1002 Farnam St CHAS. KENNEDY, G. 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