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Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
II SINNER

have gained most of their holidays as the
outgrowth Of ancient oriental nature feasts
does not AFFECT the beauty OF the thought
behind them. And although Christians may
care but little for the valor of Jewish
Maccabee in recl1iming the temple or the
Jew may regard no greater the divine ele
ment of the Christmas story, there should
be NO prejudice between them, but the heart
Of humanity should beat as one. do no,
mean that Christmas and Chanucha should
be celebrated alike by Jew and Gentle but
that the ethical significance OF each should
be common
I'm my opinion both Christmas and Cha
nucha are fast out utgrowing their hisorical
and religious significance. Christmas Is be
ing transformed from a religious holy day
into an American holiday. 1t Is the sam,
with our own Feast OF Light. However much
we may admire the courage OF the Macca-
bean 1t is foolish to think in the face OF
the opposition to the present ephemeral
Ztonisic agitation, that the Jews want to
celebrate the freedom Of land which they
would not return to if they could. 1t does
not matter II the regard for the mere his
torical and religious setting passes away in
the evolution of the human rsce. II the
fundamental ideis OF ChrGtmas and Cha
nucha have but worked themselves into hui
man hearts they may change their form
without loss to humanity. The Christmas
sentiment Of earthly peace is not exclusively
Of that religion but has come to us through
the ages and the fact that the Jew does
not accept the Christian story does not in
capacitate him to feel the Christian thought
| On earth, peace, to men. good will Ant
| although Christmas, historically and religi
| ously, may be forgotten this thought will g
| on forever growing and enlarging. The mil
| lenium is not yet here and ignorance anC
| bigotry are still general upon the earth bu
we are advancing and many clouded eyes
! are being given sight. So l believe that th,
| day is perhaps not so far distant when thu
| ChanuCha a,so will no longer be the celebra
| ton of the redemption of an ancient edifc,
| but a recognition of light as the prince o
peace. The Jew will not renounce his Cha
nucha nor the Christian his Christmas bu
/ one day they will find themselves around
! common altar to receive the benedction o
| light and peace"
The Feast of Light and Dedication
will be closed on Monday night by
program in charge of the children. 1t vii
occur at the Metropolitan hall, and the oper
eta, Rescue of Red Ridinghood," will b
| presented.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
OUT AT THE COUNTY HOSPITAL.
Unfortunntes Made to Forget Hard
Fntc for One Night.


Fate for One Night.
The Christmas festivities commenced out
at the county hospital last night and will
continue a greater portion Of today. There
are nearly 200 inmates at the institution,
and last night they were given an entertain
ment that reminded them cf days when they
were less unfortunate than now.
Yesterday afternoon a large evergreen tree
was erected in the broad corridor of the
it was hung candy in bags, popcorn and
turned out and all of the inmates of the
ing there cigars were distributed to the men
and neat white aprons were given to the
women, after which the tree dismantled
and the fruit that it bore was given to the
wards of the county. Later on Captain Davis
OF the Department of the Platte entertained
the inmates of the hospital with number OF
selections upon the gramaphone. Upon the
conclusion of the exercises DR.. Strong, the
house physician, ON behalf of the employees
OF the institution, presented Superintendent
and Mrs. Wright with a very beautiful
cathedral chime clock. Superintendent
Wright Responded and thanked his associates,
assuring them that they were held in high
esteem and that they had the best wishes OF
himself and his wife.
Today there will be a concert at the place
and at 2 O'Clock this afternoon dinner VIII
be served that will be fit to set before king
II will consist of turkey and cranberry
sauce roast pig and baked apples, mince ple
and all of the other good things that go with
the typical Christmas dinner.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
wns once I'm The nusiness.

In speaking OF former employees, the In
teilgencer OF Ontario Canada says: at Is
always gratifying to know that former en-
ployes OF this Office maintain kindly recol-
lections Of their connection with II and speak
Of the paper with feelings of attachment.
Tho latest Illustration of this is a letter re-
ceiyed by gentleman In this city this week
from Rev. f. II. Sanders6n, d, u. pastor Of
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, Omaha
Neb. Or. Sanderson Is the eldest son of Dr.
Sanderson, who was pastor OF Bridge Street
church somewhere in the '70s and while liv-
| ing here his son learned the art preservative
| in this office DR.. Sanderson is now the
| pastor OF one Of the largest churches in the
west, and is in the front rank of pulpit
! orators
There is man now residing in Omaha and
employed on one of the daily papers who re-
| members having met Rev. Sanderson four
| teen years ago. At that time the man was
employed on the Sentinel. published at
| LeMars, la. One day he was repairing an
| old press that absolutely refused to perform
| the duties required. The man had used some
| language that would not be tolerated in good
| society. He kept right on using the
language, when suddenly he happened to
| look up and there stood the Rev. Sanderson,
standing right at his elbow. The man Of
| fered some apologies. when Rev. Sanderson
replied in his usual kind way, Never mind;
| I was a printer once and know that forcible
words are sometimes required about print
| ing Office"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Observing the Christmas.

Church of st. Philip the Deacon, Twenty
first Between Nicholas and Paul Streets, Rev.
John Albert Williams, Observation-Disclosures
services: Celebra tion of the holy communion
at midnight Christmas eve other services,
and 1890 o'clock Christmas day; Sunday
services at usual hours sermon at IL a. M,
topic, Lessons of the lncarnation:" at 4
p. m. Rev. !. p. Johnson will preach.
Trinity cathedral will have three services
on Chr stmas day, at 7:3O, 8 80 and 10 80
a. m. The latter being high musical mathis
of unusual attraction. 1t aims to be one OF
the most ecclesiastical rendtions ever given
in Omaha. The congregation is to give it's
offerings to aged and infirm clergy, the
widows and orphans of former Nebraskan
clergy and to the poor of the city. The
chimes of the cathedral may be expected to
ring out their Christmas good will this mid
night. Bishop Worhingtcp, Dean Fair and
Rector Stearns will offcate in the cathedral
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Gets $500 for al Hand.

A jury in the federal court has fixed the
value of hand at $780, At least that is the
amount they awarded Herman r. Vandecar
for the loss of such member. The verdict
was returned at late hour last night. The
jury was out since ate-ou Thursday after
noon. Vandecar sued the Omaha C Repub-
ioan Valley railroad for $4,000 damages for
the loss of his hand. He was victim OF an
accident that road several years ago.
While preparing to aight from traiu he was
thrown from the steps by a sudden starting
of the engine and was thrown beneath tie
wheels in such manner that his hand was
cut off. The railroad company defended on
the ground that Vaodecar was carelessy
negligent in not waiting for the train to stop
before trying to get of. The trial of the
case has lasted more than week.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

At ST. Johns Collegiate church high mass
will be celebrated at 5 o'clock this morning
and every half hour thereafter until 1890.
For the o'clock mass Rev NJ. Bronsgest
viii officiate as celebrant, Rev. j. B. De
Schryver as deacon and Mr.. Whelan S. j.,
as subdeaccn. At this mass Wiegand's mass
will be sung and as an offertory the "Adeste
Fidelis" Will be chanted. At 1890 there will
be second solemn high mass. Rev. j.
Meuffels, S. j., will perform the offices of
celebrant Rev. Father Smith. S. j., those
of deacon and Mr.. Whean those of sub
deacon.
The full choir will be in attendance and
Haydn's second mass will be given. Novel's
'Adeste FideliS' will prove a fitting offer
tory for this mass, and Wiegand's "Veni
Creator" which will be sung by Mrs. E. A.
Cudahy, will complete the musical program
Rev. A. Efinger will deliver the Christmas
sermon.
In the afternoon at o'clock there will
be rosary and benediction, but no services
In the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
TWO HOLIDAYS SIDE BY SIDE
Jewish Chanucha and Christmastide G
Come ut Same Time.

Come at Same Time.
Chrlstmastide, in its relation to the Jewish
Chanucha and the attitude of the modern
Hebrew toward it, were considered by DR..
Leo NJ. Franklin last night in a discourse
at Temple Israel. DR.. Franklin was liberal
in his views of the Christian festival and
expressed the belief that the Jew did no
wrong in partaking of the rejoicing of the
occasion. The ceremony of the Chanucha
which is now being observed, began cn De-
cember 20 and is continued for eight days
The whole period is termed the Feast of
Light and Dedication and is in observance
of the regaining of the temple at Jerusalem
whea the altar, previously desecrated, was
purified and the holy lamp was found still
burning and fresh with oil. During the serv-
ice the usual excellent music was rendered
and solos were given by Mrs. L. 7. Sunder-
land and W. B. wilkins DIR. Franklin spoke
In part as follows:
"It is a sign of the better side of human
nature that it cannot shut out the contagion
of happiness. Even though the Jewish
Feast of Light liz not exactly cotncident with
the great Christian season of rejoicing 1t is
just impossible for the Jew to shut his
heart against the universal joyfulness as for
a dew drop to shut out the scntillations OF
the sunlight which transform 1t into tenn
pie of light. Under the wrappings of these
two religious festivals may be found COM
mol origin and a common significance. They
are both expressive in general way OF re-
joicing at the approach of the winter solstce
There are pagan festivals also which origin
ated In the same thought. The Romans cele-
Grated their saturnala for seven days from
December 19 and passed the time in inter
changing gifts and merrymak'ng. The simi'
| larity Of these seasons seems more than a
coincidence.
"Nor should the pagan origin of these
holidays take away in any degree the sacred
ness read into them by the Christian end
Jewish religions. The real truth and value
OF them lies not so much In the historical
surroundings as in the underlying principles
and teachings of them. The fact that Juda.
ism. the mother, and Christianity, the child
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

Holy Family Church.

At the Holy Family church there will be
high mass at o'clock this morning, followed
by low mass at 6, 730, $50 and $3.50, with
solemn high mass 1890 o'clock. Merca-
dantes celebrated mass in fiat will be rem
dered with parts as follows
Laudamus te-Miss D. McDermott, Miss Il.
Gentleman and Mr.. James Swift.
Dominic Deus Messrs Clinton Miller and
James Swift
Qui Tolis-Mrs Cobry, Miss c. Croft and
Mr.. Il. Shank.
N-ituO
Et Incarnus Est-Miss a. shannon, Miss X.
Smith and Mr.. Swift.
Et Itcrum-Mr. Ed Shank.
Et Imam Sanctum Catholicam-M Bow
man. Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Shank.
Sanctus Observation-Disclosures. Choir
Hosanna in Excelsis. ...... Miss K. Myles
Agnus Dei-Misses e. and G.. Croft. Mr..
Shank and Chorus.
Rosary and benediction will take place at
3 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

Sunday services at i0:45 a. m. and T:45 p.
IN. Sunday school at noon. Special musl.
cal program for Christmas at both morning
and evening services. Program for morning
follows:
opening 0GlNlCt ss.ss.ssssss
Authenticity Babe OF Bethlehem. .Danks
Choir.
Hymn-Antioch, No. llO..........,...,....,.
Scripture, Luke l-25.......................
Anthem Messiah is King...........H Herbert
Choir.
tIdSeT ..s....s.ss.s.... s.,ss....s..s.'
Onertory Solo-Cantique de Noel adams
Miss Grace f. Nichols
Hymn-Urimot, No. 229.........u.....,...,
Sermon-The Child Of Jesus,........,..
Solo-How Brightly Dawns. Shelby
Miss Grace \. Crawford.
Announcements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Anthem-When Jesus Was Born in
Bethlehem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Herbert
Choir.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Slaughter Files His Report.

Brad Slaughter, late receiver Of the Lin
coin Street Railway company, the property
of which was recently sold at public sale
under foreclosure proceedings, has filed a
report in the federal court showing the con-
dition of the property when he turned it over
to the purchasers. According to this there
were no debts on hand on December Is.
Since that time there has been incurred liza
bilities of about 5000 for supplies and coal
and there is owing in wages to employees
$l33 day. To Offset this Indebtedness there
is in the company's treasury $5,519.S7 The
receiver also reports that since he assumed
his position four suits for personal damages
| have been begun, three in the district court
and one In the federal court.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
First Presbyterian Church.

First Presbyterian Sabbath school Will
have charge of the service Sunday evening,
beginning at 1880 o'clock Hoffman's pic.
lures illustrating the life OF Christ. twenty
eight in number, will be presented oo a
screen by stereoptican, These will be ac-
companied by special music by organist and
quartet and the reading OF appropriate
Scripture. This is intended to beu devotional
! service, not a mere exhibition. and being
continuous should be free from interruptions
lNu latn cnmnrs
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

At the First Presbyterian church tomor-
row morning Rev. w. A. Mckenzie will
preach. The following music will be rem
dered:
Organ-Offertory in d minor. Batiste
Quartet-Drop Down, Ye Heavens. .Barnby
Organ-Gloria in EXcelss and Alteration
..,.,...............
Song (contralto)-Glory to Rotoli
Miss Clara Palmer.
Quartet-Bethlehem ................. Bartlett
Choir.
Organ-Hallelujah Chorus. ........ Messiah
Choir
Organ-Offertory in ID minor. Batiste
Miss Van kuran, soprano; Miss Palmer
contralto; Mr. Hazelton, tenor; Mr.. Cope
land, bass; Mrs. Howard Kennedy jr.
organiSt
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Christmas at Knux Church.

The Christmas exercises at the Knox Pres
byterian church were held last night and the
auditorium of the church building was
crowded with the members OF the Sunday
school and their friends. Candy, popcorn,
oranges and apples were distributed to all
OF the children. There was literary pro-
gram of some merit, feature of which was
the lining up Of twelve little boys who re-
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
st. Peters Catholic Church.

At St. Peters church, Twenty-eighth md
Leayenworth streets, Christmas services will
be as follows: High mass at a. m, at
which will be sung Millards mass in B
offertory Adeste Fidelis, chorus by full
mass at 1890 a. m. Piola Glorza's mass will
be sung by chorus of twenty-four voices
assisted by the Misses Helene Wyman. So
prano, Flora Roster. contralto. Charles
Moriarty, tenor, James Rush and H. Jacob.
son. bassos; offertory, Venite Adoremus, NJ
A. Gilsinn grand chorus by the choir. as
sisted by the childrens choir of 400 voices
sermon, Rev. ]. English benedction OF the
blessed sacrament will follow Immediately
after mass; o Salutaris trio, arranged by
Prof Provost, Charles Moriarty, James Rush
Prof Provost; Tantrum Ergo, grand chorus
Rossi, Prof. Brownell. leader of the choir
Prof. Provost, organst.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Mr.. Il. C. Hadle,
Westminster Presbyterian.

Westminster Presbyterian church, morn
ing service
Voluntary-From "Cavalleria Rusticana"
'.'...,,.-..,...,..,-... MdSchSHi
Anthem-He Shall Reign Forever. ."......
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Caleb Simpar
Solo-The Birthday of King. .Neidilnger
Miss Edna Williams.
Offertory-Evening Star, from Tannhauser
80. ............ ......................W Wagner
Trio-Lift Thine Eyes-From Elijah .,...,
........ .................. ....... .Mendelssohn
Misses Williams, Waterman, Newcomb.
Postlude-Morning Promenade ,.............
............ ............ .,,.Francois Bendel
Organist ..,...,.....,.De Rizdon Stambaugh
st. Marks Lutheran Church.
st. Mark Lutheran church. Twenty-first
and Burdette streets, Rev. l.. Groh pastor.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Kountxe Memorial Lutheran.

Sunday morning services at the Kountze
Memorial Lutheran church:
Organ-Pastoral Symphony. Handel
Giora ...''..''....'.....'.' MASON
hyrle lLdyrl2
Chant-BenedictuS .s.....,........Dr. Arnold
Anthem with Obligato Solo)-o, Little
Town in Bethlehem. .......... .Neidllnger
Miss Cora Trussell and Choir
Baritone solo-Mortals Awake. Shelley
Mr.. Lee G. Kratz.
Anthem-Masniticat ....................To Tours
Choir.
Male Quartet-Glory to God on the
Kountze Memorial Male Quartet.
Response-O, Lord, Our God......Dr. Malan
Postlude-Amen ......................Pe .Pergolesi
Mr.. f. Harnisch, Organist.
0rgan-oHertory .''''.''''''.''.''''".Du dubois
Kyrie (Sung Antiphonically).. Mason
Anthem for Male Chorus and Unison
Solo-Daughter of Zion Rejoice. :. Kratz
Chorus of Fifty Voices
Soprano Solo-The Prince of Peace. .Hansa m
Miss Katie Griffith
Anthem (with Chorus Response from
the Tower-Unfold Ye Portals. .Gounod
Chorus of Fifty Voices and Tower Chorus.
Postlude-Christmas March........Le Blanc
Mr. E. Harnisch, Organist
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

Christmas as Church Festivals" critical
study of New Testament in the evening at
1885, papers will be read on "Paul's Doctrine
OF Atoremcnt" by Miss Wallace and on
THE Conflict Between Jewish aud Gentle
Christianity" by w, f. Nelson; each paper
will be followed by as full a discussion OF its
tonic as time will allow.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Tho lciuIiur Mnlt Extract

Malt-Nutrine is the only really great ex-
tract of malt offered on the market, other
so-called extracts being nothing better
than strong black beer with a large per-
centage of alcohol and very small one OF
extractive matter. Such extracts should not
be given or recommended to convalescents
or strength-seeking people, since their
merits are on the label and not in the bottle
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Music mt st. Peters.

The musical program at the Christmas cell
ebraton at ST. Peters will excel the music
OF all former occasions. There are twenty
four voices in the choir. Miss Helene Wy
man, Miss Flora Rosters. Mr.. Charles Mo-
rarty and James Rush compose the quartet
which will take the leading parts. c. A..
Jacobsen will be the soloist Of the day. The
offertory selection, "Venite Adoremus." will
require the talent of the choir, for no
grander music has ever been composed. 1t
is difficult and requires much practice to
deliver it In suitable manner. At the 5
o'clock mass Milard's mass in fat will
be sung At the offertory NAdeste Fidelis"
will be rendered. At the 1890 O'Clock serv-
ices the choir will produce Palo Georges sec
ond mass.
Program at 10:30:
Giora Shol US
Qui Tolls. iS..................M MISS Flora Rosters
Greco ....-............. ......: :'........:.
Miss Agnes Myers. Mr. Charles Moriarty
and Chorus.
Et Incarnatus... c. A. Jacobsen
Offertory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Nenite Adoremus. s..-::-.........M M Giisim
Miss Wyman, Miss Rosters, Mr. Jacobsen,
assisted by the choir.
SanctuS Observation-Disclosures. tnOTuS
Agnes Del. Quartet and Chorus
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
ST. Mnry,s AYcnuc CONGREGATIONAL.

At St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church the following exercises will be held
tomorrow:
Duet, "Cantique de Noel (Adams), Mrs
A. G. lEdwards Will Wilbur: solo baritone,
C. +. Tucker of Glenwood, Ia; solo, STORY
of the Christ Child" Mrs. A. c. Edwards;
sermon by the pastor. DR.. Butler, topic, The
Advent" In the evening at 7:45 Miss EDNA
Williams will sing.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
Dot vas a pig crowd-don't it?

But we succeeded In taking care of
all that came-such big stock--made
it very easy to buy-and do you know
we've big stock of pianos yet--pianos
from our big discount sale-and we've
got to sell them before Saturday night,
January one, eighteen hundred ana
ninety ty-eight-we've no room in our reg
ular store for them-and we must give
UP the annex that night-now were go
ing to put the price where it viii be
regular buying magnet-Come into the
store and see them-then you can tell
more about the piano bargains were
giving in the clearance sale. -4
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

It is easy to catch a cold and Just as easy
to get rid of 1t II you commence early 20
rse One Minute Cough Cure. 1t cures
coughs. colds. bronchitis. pneumonia and all
throat and lung troubles. 1t is pleasant to
take. cafe to use and sure to cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

Prosperity comes qaiekss- 10 the man
whose liver is in good condition. DeWitts
Little Early Risers are famous little pills
for constipation, biliousness, indigestion and
all stomach and liver troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

Christmas services will be held at the First
Methodist church today, the order being as
follows:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude-Christmas Pastoral.....
Opening Hymn. No 1S$-joy to , the nv
World, the Lord is Come. Handel
Choral Response-Hirk. the Hosts of
Heaven Are Singing. ;....,...Dr. Dykes
Oratorio (Chorus)-And the Glory of the
Lord Messiah................... Handel
First Scripture Lesson. n...."...".......... .
TIE Deum I.audamus in fat. King Hall
Second Scripture Lesson.
Solo Ctenor)-The Child Jesus ;;...,....:;
vr i;ont;iinS ;Noiis W. Gade
The Sermon .....'...o..,..Jesus ' oonN"s the Child
oTSrtory soio-The Mangcr craie:.
Mrs Kelly. Ns'''se'
Closing Hymn, No. ia6-Hark the Her.
ald Angels ing......".... Mendelssohn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Toiite Hos.
tias," from Oratorio Of Noel
EVENING.
Tower Prelude-Ring out, Wild Bells.
Organ Prelude-Pastorai Symphony from
Opening s lynn gS7' No. lso.Angely from '0s the
Realms of Glory divers
choral Res;p1onse-it Came Upon the
Midnight Clear Willis
! Christmas Caro- Silent Night, Holy
Might isso, BarhoY
The HnthemSLet Us Now Go Even Unto
'e'9snS% Tsnor solo BY MIR consiing. hopN'"9
/ Ine OUCrtOfy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J Offertory Solo-Savior of Sinners. .Cherubin
Master Elmer Umsted.
4 IJONOOSS '.'..''..'.''..'' .'''''''s .''''.
! The Sermon. Jesus the Man
! Solo-The Birthday of a King. Neidlingel
Edmund Shank
| Closing Hymn No. 1S2-As with Glad
ness Men of Old. Monk
! Benediction ...........................:
| Observation-Disclosures Offertory. Chorus
| of Shepherds and Gloria" ..Lemmens
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
At All saints.


At All Saints church the order of Christ
mas exercises will be as follows:
CHRISTMAS DAY. 10:3O A. NJ
Professional Hymn-No. 81 ...............
Quartet-The Birthday of a King. ..,..,..
Mrs. G.. w. Johnston. Mrs c. w Morton,
/. NJ. Guild and G. w. Manchester.
Kyrie's Sanctus and Gloria in Ex-
Hmyn-No. so ,..........,....,..,...,....
Anthem-In the Beginning Was the
Nor1 ':..''''.......'.'.''''. '..'.Ihorhe
Hymn-No. 5S .............................
Recessional Hymn-No. 60.................
SUNDAY, HOO A. M.
Professional Hymn-No. 5l................
Quartet-Bethlehem .................. Bartlett
Mrs. G. W. Johnston Mrs, c. w. Morton,
/. NJ Treynor and G. w. Manchester.
Te Deum-Jubilate ...........,......Sta Stanford
Solo and Nazareth. .,........ .Gounod
q, w. Manchester and Choir.
Hymn--No. 53S .........,...................
Recessional Hymn-No. 60,,.,.....,,.......
SUNDAY EVENING, 7:3O p NJ
Magnficat and Nunc Dimittls. ........ Mann
Hymns-Nos SIS and 80 ,,.,.,,.,....,.,,,..,
Anthem-It Came Upon the Midnight
Solos by G. W. Manchester ana and Mrs. G. ".
Johnston,
ReceSsional Hymn-NO 6O,..........,,.,.,.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25
81. Jahn's Church.

Christmas was usheFed In at ST. Johns
Episcopal church by beautiful service just
after Midnight aad 1t Is expected that the
Omaha daily bee., 1897-12-25

sponded with ouotatlons appropriate to the
months which they we're supposed to repre-
sent