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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

WANTEn--To cell valuable patent rights.
Address Patentee. this ofhce
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TED Situation by nrst-ciess gardener,
understands ralslns fruits, movers. yege-
tanles and care OF horses, carriages. cows
ane poultry Address a. h.. GsrmanIa
house Houston.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as planer or yard fore
man have had Is years experience and
car give very best references Address S.
Suggs, Leesville, La.
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wANTED--Planer foreman for small plant.
Must be able to take care of steam de-
partment also. Address iSo, this office, ~
WANTED--A partner IN we'll established Of
nee business; good opening for youns man
with small capital Address 2eoe, this Of
nee {
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GERMAN AND WIFE. without children, 70
garden on shares; call at corner of New
Orleans avenue and West street. Fifth
ward, Solmsn's store, and fnd out 9th ar
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

NOVICE 10 graders, rice planters and stoek-
NJ OF the late Gustav Dick IL placed on
the market 10 sell AZ sacrifice for quick
sale. The grading outfit consists OF 10
voung mules In best condition. nyerpsibK
Is hands, wagons, harness. scrarers and
tents. Tho cattle number fhout $50 head
Graded stock Devon, / Durham and one
KALI bred Hereford bulls. Address l., r.
Dick Columbus. Texas,
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HAY--For sale. about 80 cars south Texas
black land prairie hay well cured r. NJ.
GranhnrrN. Houston. roXht. II
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YOUNG MAN wants position as clerk or to
drive delivery wagon; must have work. Ad.
dress SUBS, this once.
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WANTEn -F1Ist-class all around laundry
man To take charge o. new plant. must he
sober and reliable. Address, With refer
entes, Lufkln Steam Laundry, Lutkln, Tex
~ a
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A 1S-YEAR-oLD good eolofed boy wants a
position as dishwasner aud run errands.
Cnll at II Hamilton street.
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LOST, FOUND, STRAY. STOLEN.

horse. about fourteen
hands high. large Mexican brand on shoul-
der; when last seen had small piece OF
rope on neck. liberal reward for bis return
10 cockreli corner Milan and stuart sts.9
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD--one sorrei pony.
branded on left shoulder. ard one ear
nlppsd: also one brown pony, branded 10.
Return 70 Houston Packing Co. 0
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/ wANTED-~Co lored woman 20 cook on sec.
ton Appiy HenkA G. Pilot
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THE MOODY BANKRUPT STOCK has
moved TO 1910 Texas avenue, and sale will
be continued at your price. IN
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BY YOUNG MAN as travelling salesman; 2
years experience; start with moderate sal
airy. sood references; strictly sohar Ad
dress r, q. c.. 1871 avenue n, Galveston,
Texas 5
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FOR sALE--Two acre irrigated garden at
Columbus; 5000 cabbage ready for market IN
30 days, worth Sc head balance In onioue.
inches high will produce 200 bushels; "a
horse power engine and boiler nearly new,
pump. 200 feet 3-iuch rubber hose; price,
without land, 5000. land rent is $40 year
Address Box 12l. Columbus, Texas. :
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-06

WANTED--one FIRST class pants-maker. rea-
sonable wages; settled man preferred ref
erence required no other need apply; steady
employment year round. chas. SerAfrino,
beaumont, Texas
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WANTED-Position by experienced male
stenographer: speaks and writes German as
we'll as English can give good references
can also assist on books Address s0is, this
office. b
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FOR sAIE-N hhTnoah bntIhess on the Texas
Central railroad Ia ono OF tho hest coun-
ties In North Texas stock about $1,000 Good
reasons for selling Possession given OF
once. Address r, r, James SoGs, Gle
hurne Texas
NEAR THE CAPITOL HOTEL, frst class
candy store. apply sos Main street. 10
FOR SALE--A we'll assorted arst-clnhs stoer
Of drugs, In small town, German co'
inpnity. Investigate. Address saiol,
office, J.e!l
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COMPETENT PERSONS desiring situations
OF any kind are invited to address the South
ern Employment Bureau, Houston, Texas. II
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SITUATION wanted by colored man TO
work around house aud attend horse ana
busy. ADDRESS su3S, this office.
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LosT-My brown and white spaniel bitch. at
poultry show Friday; sultabls reward for re-
turn 70 james Butte. iols Milan street II
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HOTEL OUTFIT for sale. conveniently
lncated; $4,000 Address soil. this otnce. 10
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WRITE QUICK for straight salary; no ped
ding Triumph Information Co. Dallas,
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YOUNG colored man, 10 years old, wants Al
job with private family; good, obedlent and
well represented, Address So53, this office 6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as foreman on farm;
practical farmer. Address Box 72, Wallis.
Texas, II
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FOR sALE-second hand pillow tools. call
at 60l Trnvis street. 10
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED--A good respectable colored woman
20 do houscwork and nursing. Apply eos
Crawford street z
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WANTED--An experienced mill man to take
charge of saw mall, address with references
Lock Box l62. yemple. Texas. 10
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AGENTS--Salesman and oanvsssers for A
good seller Sc2e, this office, II
BARBER wANTED--To buy or rent shop
al SOP washington street near Grand Cen
trai depot, Owner going 70 cahtornis, 10
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A YOUNG MAN wants a Job waitirg on table
or doing general bcusework Adatess sseI,
this office, s
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POSITION By young man OF % as hookkesp-
er or clerk OF any kind; understands book
keeping thoroughly. Address sose, this Of
Gce x
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FOR SALELBICYCLES.

BICYCLES. BICYCLES BICYCLES
The wheels that are independent OF the trnst
The 1900 Eclipse bicycles. They stand the test.
Equipped with Morrow brake and coaster: price
$40; terms easy. The famous Reading bicycle
$225o; with Morrow brake and coaster 1911 n0
Alma bicycles. s23.T5. A full line Of sandries.
aplS-Sts S21 18th ST. NV,
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L, Sc COR THAI n. W.
300 7th ST sc, crab. le. so
% n Sc. stoS7r. wa. is 20
1855 Sth NV. 6r&w.lT. 30
4lS Il NV. 7r&w. l6 30
2fl9 9TH NV. Sr&b. Is. SO
l243 II ne. ir&b at . Is. 90
SO Fenton ne. 6r. IL 30
GIL fth. Sr&b fiat 1900
SO n Sc. 6r&w-....lloo
1871 Del av ne. .....l0.50
Or frame. Brightw'd. 1880
2420 7te NV. 6r&w 10. 30
Oh ID Sc. 5r&w..-.a.5 80
zoos 4th ne. Or. W. $50
1883 3lst, fat. 4r. 800
100 z st NV. sto. cheap
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FOR RENT-BY B.F.SAU
62l eth, sto, lIr&b. $3.50. o.
liz 18th NV. ior.b. sto6O. 90
sos 18th NV. 11r&b. so. 90
81 X NV. Tor, b, sto. AZ. oV
ll3 y NV. 6r&b. sto. 40 90
Sd&L NV, sto&sta. -. ~
GIG Mass v.4r&h fit3u 20
1871 7th. sto. Gel. sta .3n 90
l025 Eth. ste&cel. Is. 50
Sc cor 2d&C NV. stu25 on
1910 30th. Sr&b. fur rs. 10
1s24 10th NV. 6r&b.2a 80
1925 9Th NV, ami. .2o.5O
2ol y nw,9r&btcoD n. so
1913 II ne. store. 20. 90
1919 9th, cor O,sto. 20. W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
DNFURNISHEL

FOR RENT-34S2 CENTER ST. MT. PLEASANT:
3 rooms; partly fur II desired; ami; large
lot. with stable; $50 anis Of.
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PROPOSALS

craving and Printing, Washington d. C. Anrii q
lsoo-SeSied proposals will be received at this Of
ice until TWO Pm. MONDAY MAY FOlTR
TENTH. 1900. to furnish during the fiscal wear
beginning July 1900, Distinctive Paper for Post
age stamps, The paper must, in respect to COM
position. Skiing, strength and COLLABORATING be eSual
to the paper now In use, which can be seen at the
with specifications for proposals. will be Furnished
intending bidders on application to CIAJJIFs M
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sos n ii ar, Ar, W. 1890
FURNISHED.
1915 10th, furnished,
14r, 2b, steam, mi. $50. 90
l05 \ II av. furnish
ed, Or. b, Gel, mi. loo, 90
ROOMS.
@02 NJ, Or, b. mi. rs. 80
Sl4 18th. hall. .....l5.50
1881 10th, Office, heat.l5.O0
4S2-iS6 Ia av. office
rooms. $40 and 1900
1856 La av.2 b'st r.12OO
STORES.
lli6 Conn av, ST, Gel.
W. g...-...-..... so. 90
1902 Pa av. Ar, sto.
1t22 F. v sto spa. . $50
I'D 18th. W, g......25. 80
9l2 Nh av.st&dw. c. 25. 90
Ss09 NJ. sto&2r,....2o.O0
SIG 10Th, shop .....16.50
1918 NJ. ", eel .....15.O0
sli 18th. W. g..-...12.50
STABLES.
1912 G.. Is, cr.l.w.g..15.00
1l42 18th, SIS. wr, W. IL. 90
ZIG 18th, IS, wr. w. 100
li2G 9Th. -, wr.....S.oo
1S29-3l L, 5r, Woo
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FOR RENT-STORES.
COUNTRY BOARD.

DELIGHTFUL BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
Va: mile from Charlottesville superb eli
mate. Address THE LOTNS,' Charlottesville.
Va. aplg6,t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FEMALE.

WANTED-BY A REFINED GERMAN GIRL,
liar" as seamstress and chamberIuaid Address
i'oA TO- Ster ONCE. apIS-2ts
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

A MARRIED COUPLE ACCOMMODATED WITH
large 2d-toor front and coed board in pri-
waite family; location tirst-class. 1929 Il st. NV.
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FOR RENT

foR hENT-
Stott's Mansion, Stotts
station. X & o r r,
16r. seasOn..... .SioO. 90
90I 18th, Tor, 2b. mi. 10. so
1012 tIth, Tor. N. mi 81. 81
123 18th. 12r.b.mi. IS. 81
2l1i X, 16r. W. 90
SOl2 Dumb av, Or, b,
Gel. mi. .......... $3.50
014 H, 7r&b. mi. 30. SIS
23S l. Sr. b, mi. 1850
1901 Nh av. Sr. b, mi. %. so
ZOOS l., Sr. b. mi. .25. so
zoos oath. ar, b.mi. IS. 80
90l NJ, Tor, b. mi. $3.50
1903 5, Or. b, mi. u. so
2SlO P, 1r, b, mi. 70. so
446 l. 1r, b, mi. 20. so
SD B ne, Or. b. mi q. 80
11f9 f. Or. b, mi. 20. 50
622 23d. Or, b, mi. 1850
AIS 18th, ar. mi. =. 1850
$40 2ith. Or. sto, ". rs. 90
III 1st., Or. w......17.5o
81 10th, Or, W.. 1880
ZIG 23d, 5r, 1880
SINH ave., b. eel. mi15.3U
ml \ IL av, 5r. w..15.OO
IlS h ne, CIR, Wiz. 30
ia 18th, 5r. w....12.5O
2Il2 X, Or. w.. 10. 30
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FOR kENT-1341 CORCORAN ST; 3 STORIES:
south front; large rooms; many closets; ami ;
alning room on first floor; rent, S37 80. GASCH
BROS. 1907 St aplo-tu III 9 ~
FOE RENT-2-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
80 yin st NV; rooms and bath; rent 500
apli-s tn tn - e.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-3DSTORY FRONT ROOM, FURNISH
cd; southern exposure. Apply TO 1907 NJ st. NV.
FOR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
board second and third floors; single en- suite.
1i23-25 G st. NV. ap193ts
For RENT-FURNISHED ROOM, Sd FLOOR;
18th st. near NV; delightfully."- cool; private
family; price reasonable Address Box 234. City
+. o. aD1S-3ts
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WANTED-HELP.
Ola LIZ.

WNNTEu-BOY. II To 10 YEARS TO HELP
avouud house and stable; wages SO per mo.
H. = II,-.,tt lie
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fSH SaLE.AT A SACRIFICE-I0TII ST. NEAR
"a Nv, stone and brick bay window front. q
s aS and cellar; II r.oms and hath: q RooMS
be,, 10, Iot In excellent condition; furnace
town. MUST BE SOLD, '""e' nAs iere
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ARCHITECT WILL PREPARE PLANS AND
specifications for building houses. remodeng
jobs. &c; moderate rates: charge for consuita-
ton FRANK W. HART. 1906 q st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-NAUCK 4
lS14h eth NV. sto. $500
1906 eth NV. Or. 1880
Oil Spruce st, 11r. $500
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FOR PIaS SaLE-oNLY s., 5oo.AT LINCOLN PARK
nahds9me stone and +. Il. front: s yEIty
LAknE ROOMS and bath; reception hall MAJ,
" ih,;si1 CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS AMI
49,, r FL UNUSUALLY FINE; Iot I7xio0 70
'ed ailey. concrete St; wide making. lnt 800
so:ooo: house cost $4,000; PRICE ONLY 81. no:
EES, !. to brokers. W. 5. MINNIN' is2;
- ~ 81
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02

purposes. This building will he used to take
care Of the overflow Of the Central school.
Police Judge Baocock IS able TO be about
again after a few days tussle with rheuma-
The democratic city central committee is
already making plans for the spring cam
paiCn.
Rev. Howard Cramblett married Charles
J. Thackston and Miss Nellie McStephens
yesterday.
George clark. formerly OF Omaha, now has
charge OF Undertaken Brewer embalming
The 90. n. Ms will give a dime tea at
the home OF Miss orange. 800 II stree, sat
urday afternoon.
Rev, r Comyn will preach sunday morn
ing and evening al the Albright Methodist
Episcopal church.
one packing house recently purchased
over 5000 worth OF stamped envelopes at
the postoficc here.
on account of removing from the city Ed
Doyle has resigned from the democratic
city central committee.
Arthur W Din LEFT Yesterday Tor his home
In Richmond. Ind, after spending several
days with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Christie are uo~ COM
iortably, domioiled at their new home on
North Invent. fourth street.
\ party OF Rock Island and Missouri Pa
citic officials spent "a portion of yesterday
IN ne city invesitgattng the recent wreck
In the north yards.
Jacob Dumond. an employe Of the local
electric light company, caught the index
finger OF his right hand I'm some machinery
yesterday, losing the first joint.
The Blind Boone Concert ,ompany will
give a concert n, the First Methodist Epis-
copal church Tuesday evening, February e.,
under the auspices of the Epworth league.
y. +. Bruins died at his home, Twenty
seventh ma II streets, Yesterday. The re-
mains will be sent to Beatrice SATURDAY,,
where they will be Inferred. Deceased was
a member of the Cigarmakers' union, the
odd Fellows and Modern Woodmen.
Fred NJ. Clute OF Omaha and Miss Ed.ti
Thompson OF Lee, Neb.. were married
Wednesday evening by Rev. j. A. Johnson
The ceremony was performed at the resi-.
dcnCe of l.. WesiCott, 22l North Twenty.
third street, Mr.. and Mrs. CUTE will re.
side in omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02
WOMEN WANT MUDEL BLOCK
City Improvement Committee of the
woman's Club Has n New Plan
to Propose.

The city improvement committee OF the
Woman's club is preparing to renew activ-
ity in behalf OF the betterment OF external
Omaha. The next innovation to be proposed
lis to be a model block as an example OF
cleanliness for the rest OF the city.
we want to get the people OF Omaha to
appreciate what a clean city is" says Mrs.
r. f. McKelvy. chairman of the committee,
land are going TO ask the merchants on a
single selected block to contribute TO a fund
to hire a laborer to do nothing but keep that
block in as perfect condition as possible.
This has, l believe, been tried in Detroit
and Cleveland and other cities with good
results. Mrs. Clifford is looking up the mat
ter at the head OF a subcommittee.
III We establish such a model block we
will hope to have it extended later to other
blocks, and perhaps to the whole business
portion of the city.
"Our committee meets next Wednesday,
February 7. az the Woman's club rooms,
when the topic for discussion is the Needs
of the City All the members of the club
are expected to attend and present practical
suggestions by which the club can make it,
self felt. IL only in a small way. in the
progress OF Omaha, as compared with rival
places"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02
D,,ertainment by woodmen,

The Foresters OF Magnolia camp, Modern
Woodmen of America, gave a pleasing en-,
at Twenty-fourth and Ames avenue. The
program opened with a drill by Mr.. Sweets
Woodmen girls. aged from y to u years.
They were neatly attired in military caps
blue waists and white skirts ana each car
ried a wooden AK, They gave an excellent
exhibition Of the manual OF arms and
marching and responded to a deserved en-
core. Charles Fries gave a clever eXpOsi-
lion of mesmerism and was followed by
Mrs. John Evans In a humorous recitation.
She also spoke later in the evening and was
encored both times. A feature Of the pro-
gram was the singing and dancing Of three
colored artists, who were repeatedly called
and a few more miscellaneous numbers
completed the entertainment.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02
GOEBEL TRAGEDY PREDICTED
Captain Roney Tells of n
Made by "a kentucky Politician
Several Months Ago.

Captain ]. W. Rooney, doorkeeper and as
sistant sergeant-at-arms of the republican
national convention of 1896, accompanied by
his wife, arrived in the city Thursday and is
stopping in Omaha. He is now gem
eral travelling man for the Mutual Dia-
mond company of Chicago, and incidentally
is booked for the same honors in the Phila-
delphia convention this year that he en-
joyed in st. Louis four years ago.
Captain Honey being a politician and his
wife being a Kentuckian by birth, they
naturally take an active interest in the pres
ent stirring events in that commonwealth of
the Dark and Bloody Ground" In con-
nection with the shooting of Goebel the cap
tain brought out this significant point:
II happened to be in Paducah, KY, the
day before the convention in Lexington
which nominated General Brown as the in
dependent democratic candidate for governor
and rode about 100 miles on the train car
rying a Brown delegation. In conversation
with several OF these delegates, one re-
marked: we are pushing the candidacy OF
Brown to secure the election of Taylor and
not with any hope Of electing Brown. If the
forthcoming election results in a contest be-
tween Taylor and Goebel. and the returns
show that Taylor is elected. there will be
bloodshed before GoebeI will be seated as
governor
IF occasion required I'd be able to point
out the delegate who made that remark, as
we'll as his companions, who endorsed it."
In reference to the shooting OF John San
ford by Goebel fifteen years ago, Captain
Roney said:
Sanford and Goebel were enemies because
Of a bill passed through the legislature by
the latter inimical to the formers interests.
One day they met on the steps OF a bank
Of which Sanford was cashier when Goebel
drew a revolver and shot him. The defense
was that Sanford had made a motion as i;
about 10 draw a pistol. and that therefore
the shooting was in self-defense. Upon this
theory Goebel was acquitted OF murder in
the courts. but there existed in the public
mind a very grave doubt OF his innocence
That he was quite generally condemned by
his party is evinced by the fact that fully
one-third OF the democrats of Kentucky
voted for Brown
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

]. d. Pope of Friend is at the Murray.
+. N. Hall of Hastings is at the Murray.
b. A. Miller of Wichita is at the Willard.
r. l.. Clark of Leon, Ia, is at the Mer-
chants.
l., S. Parker of jefferson City is in
Omaha.
D, Heenan of streator. H.. is at the
Merchants.
Leo Hamburger Of Louisville, Ky, is at
the Murray.
Mrs. b. A. Wheelock of st. Louis is at
the Merchants.
l.. c. Twombly, a miner Of Lead, S. D.,
is at the Willard.
Charles r. Decker of Keokuk is stopping
at the Merchants.
Il. f.. Tomlinson of Kansas City is reg
istered at the Willard.
Charles D. LETTERS of Kansas City is a
guest of the Merchants.
Oscar Reyneke. who registers from
Paris, France, is in the city.
II p Locke, Frank c. Peck and G.. d.
CLIFFORD OF Kansas City are in Omaha.
Mrs. r.. r. Bittinger and daughter, for
merly Of Omaha, now OF Cripple Creek,
are at the Willard.
Z. NJ. Prichard of Columbus, brother OF
@. A. Prichard, justice Of the peace, is in
the city on "a short visit
Rev. Charles W. Savidge of the Peoples
church has returned from Osceola, where
he mas been holding revival services for
the last TWO weeks, meeting with crafty
inc success.
W. +. Amin. who is now located in
Phoenix, Ariz. writes 10 a friend in Omaha
that his health has wonderfully improved
In the last few months This is pleasant
news TO his many Omaha friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02
AMBITIOUS TO RUN A CLUB
silver Republicans Threaten TO Insti-
tute One Named After LincoIn,
Who is Dead and Can't Help II.

A dozen members of the silver republican
branch OF the fusion triumvirate met at
the Peter Cooper club rooms last evening
to discuss the organization OF a political
club. c. o. Lobeck was selected chairman
and Lawrence Rath secretary. S. A. Lewis
detailed the facts surrounding the organiza-
ton of such a club Of several thousand
members at Los Angeles, Cal, and after
considerable discussion as to the name to
be adopted 1t was voted as the sense OF the
meeting that an Abraham Lincoln silver re-
publican club be organized, S. A. Lewis,
H. f. Burnham and John G. Arthur were
appointed TO draft a constitution. bylaws
and articles of Incorporation. Adjournment
was taken until next Thursday evening, at
the same place, when William Grabach will
speak upon the finance measure new before
congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02
Magic city Gossip.

Ted Perrine is reported to be quite sick.
A. A.. Nixon and family are visiting friends
in Iowa.
II is reported that NJ. L. Graham intends
resigning as a teacher in the High school.
NJ. w. Lehman. 3m6 V street, reports the
birth Of a daughter.
The concert of the Rebekahs has been In
definitely postponed.
January stamp sales at the postofhce
amounted 10 A,S45sl.
J. :. Horn has returned from a trip to
Fort Worth and Galveston.
Grading operations I'm various parts OF the
city were esume yesterday.
Work on the school building at Twentieth
and o streets was resumed yesterday.
The next party given by the Lotus club
will be on February . at Masonic hall.
The Board Of Education has secured the
Josephine Carroll building, northeast corner
OF TWenty-feuTth and = sgeets. Ter school
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-02
IS SHE A DAUGHTER OF HAM
Police Court TO Decide Whether Mrs.
Annie Baxter is a Negroes or
a Caucasian.

The bigamy case of the State against
Clarence Eugene Baxter. a bookkeeper in a
South Omaha packing house, is now on
trial in police court. The prosecuting wit
ness, a woman with a pronounced faint Of
negro blood. was examined Thursday after
noon and will probably be recalled to the
stand today. She says she and Baxter lived
together as common law man and wife for
several years prior to his marriage last
fall.
The question OF race will be involved
in this case. II the defense can sue
ceed in showing that the complaining wit
ness has less than three quarters Caucasian
blood. the case will probably be dismissed
as in that event she and the defendant could
not have entered into a marriage contract
under the laws OF Nebraska, In the cross
exapination of Mrs. Baxter today this phase
OF the matter will be brought out