8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , JUNE 1892.
DYNAMITE UNDER HIS NOSE
Sam Snyder Tolls How Ho Was Hold Up By
Thieves.
HE WAS IN ON A TRAIN ROBBING SCHEME
Sworn to Secrecy HI * Partner * Cnmpnlloil
Hint to lllvo Up Sovcnil Thmuumt
Dollar * to Cnrry Out tlio 1'luns
Other Court Civics.
Whether or not At Wdrd and Merit *
Golden are guilty of having robboJ Sam
Snyder , u pawnbroker , U n question that
will soon bo determined , us the case Is now
on trial In criminal court.
The facts , together with Snydor's state
ment , were publlshod exclusively tn TUB BEE
aomo weeks 030 , and prior to tlio time of thu
police oRlccr.1 ( rolling tboir first pointers.
> au3tnuoiit , to that the grand Jury returned
uti Inu.ctniont ncd the two raoa were ar
rested ,
As noon as the case was called yesterday
mornlup , Snydtr was put upon the at\inlnnd ;
told o story that was tntotidcd to freeze the
blood.
Enrly last December Ward and C3oldon
vUlted Snyder's shop , where they BOOH con
vinced him that they were train robbers.
They told him , so ho said , tuat they
bad robbed the Missouri Pucillo ex
press truln at West Side and had secured n
largo sum at inonoy and valua
bles. They needed a man to act
cs a fcnco and belp dispose of tbo SUBR.
Snydur was not nvcrsa to turning u penny
and at once Intimated thai bo would bo a
good man to tie to. At dead of nlirht they
pllcncu In en lo u dark room , but where no
could not romcmbcr. Once there , and blind
folded , they administered the most solemn
oaths. Ha bound himself not , to divulge any
of the secrets. At the point of a revolver
and standing upon a box of dynnmito ho
swore that ho would bo trun and never re
veal the names of any of bis associates under
penalty of bavina bis heart cut out and Its
Mood nprlnldod upon the door stops of bis
friends and relatives.
Being oathDoiiod , Snyder was ready for
action. '
Tlion They Clot Hln Money.
The Tuesday before Now Years , heavers
avers that ho was sltllnc In bis
shop when Uoldnn entered and told Sam
that money was nociled to > carry out n creat
xchcmo that would result in placing many
thousands of dollars In the pool. Snyder did
not tumble , but when ho saw a revolver In
one of Uolclon's bands and a satchel full
of dynamite in the other ho yielded. Ho
wont with Golden to tbo west end of
the Farnnm street car Hue and there
ho wus blindfolded and taken Into a vacant
bouse wbcro a dozen or moro men were sit
ting about the room with masics ever their
facrs. Th'cn a tale was unfolded by which It
was proposed to ditch and rob nn express
train. What train It was tbo witness could
not remember. Again ho swore to reveal
nothing and was conducted back to his rooms.
There ho agreed to pay $300 to help carry
the scheme through. The next morning
Ward carrylnc that vullso full nf dynumlto
called for the money. Snyder was not In
clined to shell out , but when Ward said ,
"Puy up or I will blow us both into h ll,1'
lie at onuo went to the sai'o and counted nut
the money. Two days Inter both XVnrd and
Uolden called at the store. They
wanted more money , this tlmo $000.
Sam pleaded tbat his Hnnnccs worn de
pressed , but n train the bag containing the
dynamitn wus exhibited and n throat , "Pay
or doivn you go. " This brought him to tlmo
and to thu Omaha National bank bo went ,
when the money was drawn nnd dcllvciod.
On January 2 Sam Snyder swore
that tl-eao two men held him
up for f > 5 more. Not satisfied
with that on January 5 bo paid them ? GaO ,
nnd ngain , on January 10 , ho paid over 313.
All of this tlmo ho was imuentlv waiting for
the train robbery scheme to develop , but
concluding that it would not do so , at last ao
went to tbo police , where ho poured the
story of his troubles Into tno oars bf tbo chlof
of police.
Other Court Doings.
In .Tudgo Koysor's court the case of Ed
ward T , and John Welch against tlio city of
South Omatm is on trial. The plaintiffs own
n lot on Q street , near Twenty-seventh. Tbo
city council ordered a change of grade
which placed tbo level of their lot
llftocn foot below tbo street lino.
They think that they should have Ri.OOO
damages. At noon the Jury wont to South
Omaha to view the promises.
Judpo Irvine la hearing testimony in the
cnso of Molklo & UIlov who are seeking to
foreclose a mechanics' lien of J3.200 which
they hold against the First Methodist Kpls-
copal church. The church people claim that
tbo debt has boon paid.
Willis nnd William Kololr , together with
Frank Noir , were arraigned in Judge Davis'
court , whore they all pleaded not guilty.
The three men were charged with having
entered the barn of A. N. Hugo of South
Omaha and in tbo nleht tlmo stolen therefrom
thirty hens , a grindstone and twelve bin.
"Haven't got a lawyeri" askeJ the court.
"No , sir , " answered tbo tbreo inon In one
voice.
"Not had ono for six monthsl"
They said they had not , an'l then Will
Slrncral was appointed to help tbo men
provo that they were not common chicken
thlovos.
Clerk of the Courts Mooros received an
order from the supreme court today which
states that pending the motion for a now
trial Alfred U. Griffon , who was convlctnd of
forgery , shall bo released on bonds.
In the case of Sar.ih J. Lisco against tbo
Bankers Life association of Dos Memos ,
on trial in Judge Ferguson's court , the jury
found for the plaintiff , returning n verdict
of $ . ' ,000 with W 11.79 interest. The husband
nf the plaintiff had a policy of Ufa Insurance
in the sum of $2,000 issued by tbo dofonunut.
Some two years ago ho died and payment
was refused , the dofoiiso being sot up that
the deceased made false statements In his
application for insurance.
rcdcrul Court AllUlrs.
Attorneys having cases in the federal
court will need to bo on the move now If
they wish to have them tried this term ,
ludgo Ittnor of the circuit bench has ar
rived , and the business of tbo toim will bo
pushed with the utmost celerity. Judge
ttlnor will remain in Omaha only r.bout a
week , going from here to Loavonw orth ,
Ivan.
Ivan.Tho
The ease of the United States against W.
C. Lolghtv , formerly n postal.clerk , on a
charge of sending threatening and black
mailing letters through the mails xvu * taltcu
up this morning. It scorn ? that Lelghty desired -
sired to take tbo short cut In the business of
ai-cumulatlng money uud his scbomo failed
to work without moro or loss friction. Ho Is
charged with Bonding letters to Mr. It. C.
Outcalt of Lincoln , Neb. , in which
Mr. Lolghty pleasantly informed Mr.
Outcalt that ho ( Llchly ) was poi-
Bossoi of information that , if revealed
to Urn publlo nnd particularly to Mrs.
Outcalt , would uauso Mr. Outcalt a vn
amount of troublo. All tbli alleged informa
tion could bo suppressed by the payment of a
sum of money , so tno accused statea In his
loiter to Mr. Outoilt.
The case against Daniel Farrell will prob
ably bo taken up immediately after the
Lclnlity case Is disposed of.
Mr. II. Dosiwlclc. now of Seattle , but
formerly president of the City National bank
of Hastings , rs'ob. , was arraigned on n
charge of false certification of checks during
his career in the bunit at Hastings. Ho
pleaded guilty to tbo charge and wiw iluod
5150 mid cots. Mr. Uostwlok paid bis
line and was released. This Is a
Bcquol to tbo failure of the Cltv National
oank of Hustings two years ago and the subsequent -
sequent litigation ever the matter In which
Mr. Klscmoro , Mi. Diotz and other * were in
terested. It has boon charged all along by
80IUO nf the prominent men coajvectoJ with
the affair that Uostwlok was guilty 01 certain -
tain Irregularities of a very serious nature.
Helms oscauod with lighter punishment than
that predicted by tboio who claimed to know
the inside workings of the husiutss wntuh
brought financial ruin and a great ioal ! of
trouble to half a dozen citizens of llasilti gi.
Judeo Hlnor hold court in the small court
mom in the afternoon and Judtco Duudy uon-
tlnued the hearing of the Lolghty CIUQ In
thu larifo room. Judge Hlnor took up law
cases. _
< i llcgUtrurn ( U'ltlne Heady.
Thlt morning the registrars of election
will call ou the city clerk lor their books aud
paper * . At the same tln.o they will rccolvo
their Instructions ni to the duties which
tbov will be expected to perform.
Friday Is the first day on which the regis
trars will sit. After that they will bo In
session on Juno 4 ana U ,
Tbo old registration of or.o year ago will
not answer , for If men expect to vote "yes"
or "no" upon the bond question they must
register. _
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AT TWENTIETH""AND DOUGLAS.
Slto Finally I'lirchtueil for tlio Omaha Club's
i'n rm tin out lluinci.
Yostcrdav Mr. If , W. Yutes ended the
uncertainty surrounding the now site for the
Omaha club by nurolmslng the Q. M. Hitch
cock property at Twentieth nnd Douglas
streets , 03x100 , the lot extending to the south
line of tbo alloy botwcon Douglas and Dodge
streets , n laid out in the old city plat , the
price being ? 20,400.
The board of directors will meet weekly
hereafter until the affairs of the club are so
arranged that work may bo begun , which
will probably bo within the next month or
two.
two.While plans for the now club house have
not been prepared , some of tha directors nro
opposed to tbo Idea of asking plans from
architects In the city unon n basis of compe
tition and it is thought an architect
will bo selected and ho will
bo asked to draw plans for the
now bulldlnc. thus avoiding the Jealousies
that universally cron out over rjval sets of
plans.
Under the terms of the agreement the
final payment on the ground must be made
within ninety days , and the board of direc
tors have called In 15 per cent of the ilrst.
assessment to malio the first payment of
55,000 on the property. The balance
of the assessment will bo called
In sixty nnd ninety days.
Just as soon as the plans are prepared
cround will bo breton , it being the intention
of the directors to make un for tlmo lost tn
considering propositions for other lots of
fered them.
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AT MINNEAPOLIS
AT 31. ON
JUNE . , ; . . . , 1EO ? ,
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TUB OMUIA BEG will present a 81,000.00
life In&uranoo policy paid up for ono year in
the National Life Insurance company of
Vermont , M. L. Uoodor , manager , to the
first person sending In the closo&t estimate
in accord mi co with the ubovo coupon.
Coupons will bo numboied In their order of
receipt at this ofllco. Incomplete or muti
lated coupons will bo rejected. This coupon
will bo printed dally until the Issue of Juno
C. No coupons will bo received after Juno 0.
Date of convention , Juno 7 , 189.3. Bond In as
many coupons as you ploiso. Address all
prophecies to "Presidential Prophecies , "
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SCALPING CONVENTION SEATS
Smooth Scheme of Bomo Minneapolis Ticket
Brokers to Coin Cash ,
DELEGATES ASKED TO SELL PRIVILEGES
An Impoiltlon on Hospitality Tlmt the No-
brnslm Delegate * Don't Ilrijoy 1'liins
of the I.ocnl Republicans for
Coin cut Ion AVoole.
Present Indications are tbat on or before
the 7th Inst. many a good republican will
have reason to wish tbat Omaha instead of
Minneapolis had secured the national con
vention , and nil because of nn unworthy
scheme on the part of some fakirs
of the Mlonoapolls crowd to trade In con
vention tlcKcts for their own llnaucial bono-
tlt and nl tha expense of republican visitors
from all over the country. It is openly in
serted that , not content with holding out
tickets that properly belong to the delegates ,
the Mluiieanolltnns are ondcavorlngto pur
chase the tlukots allotted to each delegate ,
with thu expectation of reaping a financial
harvest after they have their corner well
Ei'curcd. That such was their purpose
was evidenced ] ust after tto Kearney con
vention , when letters were sent
lo local politicians asking for the
names of tbo delegates and alternates
elected , with some information as to the
probability of soiling out their constituents
by disposing of the ticket ? tbat would ho
given them for a good round sum. Of
course , the writer didn't ' word It just that
wnv ho wanted to know what delegates
' \\oulilprobably consider such a proposi
tion favorably. "
Whether no answer was sent , or whether
the reply was unsatisfactory is unknownbut
at any rate the Flour city specula
tors concluded to make a clean
sweep nnd try every delegate.
Thus it happened that the Nebraska dele
gates are in receipt of a circular letter of
which the following Is a copy.
MiNNRAi'OLis , Minn. , May 26 , 1832. Hon.
Dear Sir : As delegate to the rouub-
llciiu national convention you will bo entitled
to from four to six tickets for the entire ses
sion. Uoprescntlns u bUito some distunes from
Minneapolis , wo tuko It for granted that but
few , It any , of your constituents will bo In at
tendance , such belli ) ; thu case yon will
no doubt desire to dispose of some of
your tickets. It It with this In view thut wo
tal < u the liberty of uudr2ssln ; you. You will
llnd enclosed uu uicrconiQnl , whluh. If signed
itnd returned to us , will Insure the sale of
sroli tickets as you niiy : wish to dispose of ,
mill prompt receipt of the money for same on
your arrival.
Kindly glvo this your Immediate attention ,
ns It will bodllllcult to dispose of the tickets
if tlio vrlthln contract Is not received by us at
au early dato.
CONVENTION EXOIIANOK OOMPAST.
Per P. N.
The enclosed agreement reads as follows :
1892.
In consideration of an iizrocmont on the
Convention Exchiiniro company to 11 ml pur
chasers for tickets for the entire -
tire session of the republican na
tional convention to bo held In
Minneapolis , Juno 7 , 18D2 , I hereby agree to
dollvor to s-ild company at their omen , 243
Lumber KxchutiRO building , on or before Juno
7. Ib'J- , said tickets ut tlio following prices :
Gallery tickets , J1J ; dross circle tickets , { 15.
Signed
Address
To Convention Exchange Company , 210 Lum
ber Exchange , Minneapolis , Minn.
"Nico way of doing business , ain't it1' de
manded the indignant Nebraska delegate
who turned ever his communication to u re
porter for Tun Dec. "Thoso Minne
apolis fakirs deliberately insult every
member of the party by sending such com
munications as this to Us delegates. They
virtually ask us to sell out our friends at 810
or S15 each , nnd have the cool effrontery to
asic us to reply Immediately as to whether or
not the price Is satisfactory.
"No Nebraska delegate will soil a ticket.
Ho couldn't afford to do it oven If 'BO dis
posed. I have personally had ever iiOO appli
cations for tickets , and I suppose , the. other
delegates are similarly situatau. Nebraska
isn't so far away as thcso Mlnnoanolls follows
pretend to think. They need not bo alarmed
about our not being able to dls-
pose . .of tickets without their assistance.
Cvory ticket that falls to our share will
glvo n Nebraskan admission to tbo convnn-
vontlon , and ho won't bo charged 30 or $10
for the privilege either. "
The Nebraska delegation will leave the
Webster street depot nt 5 o'clock Saturday
evening , ever the Sioux City & Pacillc road\
Twosleepors have boon preserved for them ,
and every onoof tbo sixteen delegates and the
sumo number of alternates will go along ,
many of them being accompanied by their
wives.
The delegation takes handsomely litho
graphed credentials with it- the artistic
autograph of Brad D. Slaughter , chairman
of the Kearney convention , having boon at
tached thereto yesterday.
The Nebraskans will wear tin bats , and
after they arrive in Minneapolis Sunday
evening they propose to tip the town ever u
time or two.
All that the delegation from this state
will ask in tbo mattnr of organization is that
Walt Seely bo made deputy sergount-at-
nrms , and the national committee stands
ready to concede it.
The contingent of telegraph talent for the
Minneapolis convention from this city to
transmit Morse for the Western Union com
pany , comprising Messrs. W. A. Hooper , W.
K. Wnkeflold , H. C. Class , .Too P. McOratb ,
W. Henderson and J. H. Owens , will leave
Friday evening to commence their labors.
Some twenty moro from Denver , St. Louis
and other points will pass through the city
at the same time.
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Moore : My Dear Sir I have Just bought
the third bottle of your Tree of Lilfo. It Is
indeed a "Trco of Life. " Doctor , when you
so kindly gave mo that first bottle my right
sldo was so lame and sore and my liver en
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right sldo at all. There was a soreness ever
ray kldnoys all of the time , but now that
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J. H. Snyder aud his good loaning wl fo
were In court again yesterday and ogaln
it was all on account of the wlfo. She Is the
woman who played the leading part in a
South Omaha sensation and told a story of
drugged wine , forcible abduction , tall men
in cloaks , disreputable houses , which subse
quently proved to bo full of air holes ,
Tuesday Mrs. Suydor started an niter-
cation with some of the neighbors in which
her husband participated on bis return bomo
from work. Ho was arrested and lined for
throwine bricks with Intoat to hit someone.
His wife paid tbo lino.
"Loto to bed and early to rise will shorten
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early to bed aud a "Little Early KUo'- , " the
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MKNT. a speclllo lor Hystorla. DUtlnoss , Flti , Nou-
ralgla , Headache , Nervous 1'rostraton caused by
alcohol or iobs.cco , Wakofulnuss , Mental Doores-
elon , Sollness of tbo Urala. oauslnz Insanity , misery ,
decay , daalh. 1'romitiiro Old Ago , IJarrcnass. Ijon
or rower In either tax , Impotency , Loucorrhoa anl
nil l < onalo Weaknesses , Inroluntarr Losiai , SPDP
matorrhea caused by over-exortlon of tha brain-
Self-abuse over-indulgence. A month' * troatmon :
II , G for f > , by matt. Wo guarantee six boxes to ou ro
Bach order forb boxo i. wlta $ i will ound wrlt'.an
Buarantie to rotund If not euro J. Guarantee Issai I
only by A. Hchroter , druggist , tola agent , southjnr
corner leth and Farnam ets. Omaha.
BETTS&BETTS
The Kings ol Specialists.
For 27 Tears the names of DM. '
Uottu tt Beits bav * beaa household
words In the homes of thousinds of
people who htvo been rescued from
the Jiws of death through tU won-
dorfulablltx.tb8 ! nistchless skill of
these treat muttri of medicine and
urK ry , wbtw * kindness and benev
olence , wboMiself'tacrtnclng devo *
lion to ta witliiro of tbolrfellow-
mtn will erenilve in the tieaiti of a
grateful ptoDia.
NERVOUS ,
,
PBIVATB ,
EHvOOD ,
They SKIN BEXUAt , , , Dis-
Cure KIDNEY 14VFR , , eases.
IIHINARY ,
EEOTAL ,
\ OHGANIO AND ALL
TRICTTJRB ,
YPH11O8 ,
S KMINAt , WEAKNESS ,
PEKMAJOHHHCEA ,
6
'
,
LBET.
G' EWEKAI , AND
NEHVOUS : DEBILITY ,
Dydroccle and Varlcocele ,
Files , rislula and Rectal Ulcers
Permanently cared by a method at
once iafe , eeltaln , pilnleii and sue-
cenlul.
The anful cnteti f eailr Ttce and
ezeenlve Indulgence ! , mulling la
Iota of manhood and premature dec -
c y , quickly and permanently ic-
UoreQ. _ _ _ _ _
CONSULTATION FUGE.
Call upon oraddreii with itimp ,
Drs. Belts & Belts ,
110 South 14th Bt. N. 14 Corner Mth
and Douglni Sts.
Were icre ?
Were you in that great big crowd of humanity that surged
through every aisle and every open space in. our store , last Saturday ?
That good natured crowd that pushed and scrambled and hauled
and jostled and joked That crowd that grew larger and larger till we
were compelled to close the doors in the faces of hundreds more that
were trying to get in ? It was great. We didn't expect that halt the
men in Omaha wanted the best five dollar suit on earth but they did.
Today we place on separate tables in the center of the store
These vests are both single and double breasted. They are in
ducks marseilles piques penangs. They are in plain white -white
with wide stripes and narrow stripes white with big checks and little
checks white with big plaids and little plaids white with little figures-- ? '
and big figures tans blues mottles mixtures figures and stripes f
and plaids and checks in every imaginable shade and color under the
sun and a few colors that would make even the man in the moon
wish he could stay out day times and wear one. Not a vest in the lot
worth under a dollar lots of'em worth a dollar twenty-five dollar'n
a-half dollar seventy-five and once and a while a two dollar fellow ?
bobs up serenely. Till they're gone you can take your pick of the entire - *
tire lot for
"rn
Don't wait till they're all gone and then kick come now.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
Scaled proposals will bo'rccclvcd by the un-
tlcrslRncd until 1'IJ : o'clock p. in. . Juno 17th ,
IS'.C' ' , for the following kinds of paving ma
terial. viz :
Sheet nspliAltum.
Sioux Fulls or other crnnlto.
Wblto Colorado siiudstone.
Kcd Colorado sandstone.
Woodruff. Kansas , stono.
Vitrified brick : "
And brick blocks , all nccordlnir to specifica
tions of 18U2 , as modified by tbo resolution
adopted by tlio Board of Public Works at Its
meeting of May aist , 189i.
For paving Dart of tlio following streets ,
avenues and alloys In tin ) city of Omaha , coiu-
nrlsed In street improvement districts Nos.
4-a , 424. 4:8 : , 42(1. ( 427 , 43M20. 439 , 421 , 43 : . ' , Ml , 414 ,
4Ti , 430. 437. 438. 4J9 , 410 , 441 , 442 , J . 444. 445. 410.
451. 453. 451 , 45 % 450 , 457. 458 , 451) , 40U nnd'402.
ordered Imnrovod by ordlnunco Noa. 3,083
nnd ; ' .U80 , and for renavlnc street Improvement
districts INos. 350 , 447 and 450 , ordered repavod
by ordinance No , 3.0S5. and more particularly
described as follows :
No. 359 I'arKorSOtli avenue , from Lcavon-
wprth street to HlcUory street.
T < o. 445 Alloy In block /lauscom place.
No. 447 Leaven woi Hi street , from iho west
line of 10th street to west line of S3th u venue.
No. 42.1 < ith street , from the south line of
Pierce street to the north line of Hickory
No. 434 Lortvcnwortli street , from the west
line of 10th street to the cast line of lllh
strrot.
No , 475 12th street , from the south line of
Jones street to the north line of Loiivonworth
street.
No. 420 Spencer street , from Sherman av-
cniio to Slth street.
No. 427 hatbrop street , from Sherman av
enue to 18th street. , . .
No. 4'J8 Hurt street , from the west line of
15th street to the oust line of inth street
No. 429 Spruce street , from the west line of
22d street to tbo eust line of H4th street.
No. 430 Cuss street , from 22d street to 21th
No. 431 Mason strent.from 20th street to 29th
avenue. . , .
No. 4:12 : Mnson street , from the onst line of
EOth htroot to the oust line of Hist street.
No. 43J-32d street , from tlio north line of
Euclid place to tbo north line of Woolwortli
No. 431 California street , from 13th street to
No435izard ! street , from 12tb street to 14th
8 Na 4'0 : ; I'nrkcr street , from 21th street to the
eust line of 20th street.
Uo. 437 Howard street , from 24th street to
" No. 43 $ Chicago street from 22d street to 23d
No. 430 O.ildwol I street from 24th street to
the west line of Shlnn's addition.
No. 440 Sherman iivenno from south line of
Grand iivenuo to Forthtroet
No. 441 tfJIh street from Kiirnam street to
the north line of Davenport street ,
No. 412 Davenport street from 39th street to
No.B44a 40th street from tliu south line of
Davenport street to CiimniK street.
No. 444 Mudlson nvcnun from 14th street to
Shoriiinn avenue.
No. 440 Chicago street from 2jth street to
20tb street.
No 450 St. Mary's avenue between the west
line of 2Gth street and tbo eust Hue of 27th
No. 451 17th street from Harnoy street to
*
No.45l The alloy from nd street to 24th
stcoctln I'IIUIEOII'H addition.
No. 45510th street from tfurnam street toNe
No , 4Vl .8th street from the south line of
t'opploton uvonuo to north line of Woolwortli
No. 457 Davenport street from 24th street to
tatb street , all In the city of Omaha.
No. 458--CiihB btruot from went line of 24th
street to 108 feet west of 25 street.
No. 4rW"Oiiss strcut from the east line of
24th struct to tbo west line of 24th street.
No. 453"Iliirullton street from the west line
of 40th Htrt-ot tn the caul line of the viaduct of
tlio Kelt Linn Ilnllvmr ,
No. 401-Alley In block 233. city.
, 402--AlIoy in block 10 , Kountzo 4 ; Ruth'o
addlUo.ii. , , ,
'Kaeh hid to specify a price per square yard
forthe paving mid reunvlnu compluio on ouch
street , iivenno nnd iilloy separately In fiuld
Improvement districts.
work to bodono In accordance with plnns
nnd HpoulUentlons on lllo lu thu otllco of
the board of 'public works. , . . , , , ,
Kneli proposal to bo nmdo on printed blunKs
furnUhed by the bourd. and to bo iiecoiu-
umiled by a oorllllod cheek In the follpwIiiB
fo ? the different districts : UlstrletB.
Bums ' 47 4"8 fxj 4')0 4U1 , 412 , 431 , 4117 , 4 W ,
i 4I1. s u5 fa < S * T , m w , i
unit 40 % 1100 anch. D Utrlots. 4SJ , 480 , 4Jt , 415 ,
430 , 4w" : 440 , 44 , 44'l and 3.VJ. ( SOO each , And dls-
trlet4l7 ; I.WK > , pnyablototho city ofOmaba ,
as mi evidence of coed fultli.
The board rcsorvoi the rl ht to nwiird tbo
contract on all the said districts together oren
on ouuli rtUtrlct Kopiiratoly. Hubject to tbo so-
reject any or all bids und to wnfvo defo-us. -
Mnrnliluo Ilntt'.l
.cir < dlnlUtaOdt ! ) > ,
SCHOOI.
Unlvcrsltr > proiiuratury , ( KHtuhlUhcd Ib'ft. )
UMIUAtiu , II.I.I.NOI.YOUIIJ Ladles
Children , for further imrtloular iiildroai
' ' KcuooiSwiirttlrloAvo.1Chlougo
NOTICE TO SELECT MATERIAL ,
FOR PAVING.
lo the owners of lots und land frontliiR up
on street Improvement districts numbered
una described us follows :
No. : I3 ! ) 1'arls or S th a.venue from Loavon-
wortli Btreot to Hlckorr street.
No 44 ) Alloy in block : i , Hanseom Place.
I\o44T IiOiiVLMiworth Htieot from tlio west
line of 10th street to west line of 20th nvo.
No4'.M Gth street from the south line of
Pluruu street lo the north line of Hickory
street.
I > No 4'.4 Loavoiiworth street from tlio wust
line of 10th street to the east line of lllh
Btruot.
No 423 12th street from the Kouth line of
Jones street to Uio north Hue of Leavcnworth
street. ' "
No 420 Socncer street from Sherman avo-
nno to"Jtli struct.
No 427 Tjaihrop street from Sherman avenue -
nuo to 18th street.
No 4''S Hurt street from the west line of
15th street to the east line of 10th street.
No 420 Spruce street from the west line of
22d street to the east line ofIth street.
No 4UO-Cuss street froui " d street to CMiH
street.
No 4111 JIason street from 20th street to 29th
avonuo.
No 13'J Mnson strcr.t from the cast line of
GOth street to the east line of Hist street.
No 4n ; o.'d street Irnm tlio ncirlh line of Eu
clid Place to the north Hue of Woolwortli ave-
nuo.
nuo.No 434 California street from 13th street to
10th street.
No 4ij : Izard street from 12tli street to 14th
street.
-i-r.irlor : ! street from 24th street to the
east line of 20th street.
No 4U7 Seward street from24th strcut to23th
street.
No 4ti8 Chicago street from 2Jd street to 23d
street.
No 439 Caldwell street from 24th street to
the west line of Slilnu'H addition.
No 440 Sherman iivenuo from south line of
Grand n venue to Fort stroot.
No 411 Uilth street from l''urnum street to
the north line ( if Davenport stroot.
No44J Uuvonport street from Hutu slroot to
40lh stroot.
No443 40th street from the south line of
Davenport street to Cumin ? street.
No 441 Madison uvonuo from 11th street to
Sliormnn iivenuo.
No 410 Chicago street from west line of 23th
strcot to Sfltli street. ,
No 450 St. Miiry's avenue from the west line
of'Gth street to the east line ofTtli Htroot.
No 4.rl 17th street from Hurnuy street to St.
Mary's nvciuic.
No434-Tho ulloy from 22nd street to Slth
street In I'aulsen'a addition.
No 4Sj iitlh slrcot from Fariium strcot to
llnrnoy street.
No 450 23th street frnm the south line of
Popploton iivenuo to the north line of Woolworth -
worth a Venn i ) .
No 4.17 Davenport street from 24th street to
23th strcot.
No WS--CIIBS street from west line of 24th
street to 193 feet west of 23th Htrnct.
No 45'J Uuss street from east line of 21th
struct to wnst Hub of 24th street.
No. 43. ! Hamilton street , from the west line
of 40th slrcot to ( he east Hue of the vluductof
tlio llelt Line railway.
No. 4(11 ( The alloy fn block 859. city , nnd
No. 40- The alloy In hlook 10. Kouiitze &
Huth's addition.
Inthoelty of Omaha nnd subject to the as
sessment for the puvliiB and ropavluh' of the
You nro hereby notified In pursuance ( if or
dinances Nos 3033 und 110311 , passed and up-
proved May ill , 181)2 ) , to select and determine
upon the Kind of material to ho used In puv-
Ilia or rojmvlnir said Improvement ( llstrlcts on
orhoforotlioU'itli ' day of Juno. 1BJ : , or the
mayor and city council will determine said
' " ' " '
"i'f sh "o't asphalt IB petitioned for by property
owners , they must slate In llielr pnlltlon for
puvlnYwhothor pltnh.liiUo. land or oveillow ,
Oalltornliv mphiilt Is < ) . " . - .
or
Dated utOmahu. Noh. , this 2nd day nf June ,
18W' p. W. WIIKIIAUSBU.
Chttlrmaii Hoard of i'ubllo Works
J " * * "
Tooth-Food.
This medicine for babies prevents and
cures pains of teething and resulting
diseases , not by pulling children to sleep
with an opiate , for it contains no "harmful
drugs , but by supplying the teeth-forming
ingredients which arc lacking in most
mothers' milk and all artificial foods.
It is sweet nnd babies like it. $1.00 a
bottle , at all druggists. Send for pam
phlet , "Teething Made Easy. "
THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO. ,
CINCINNATI , O.
TRADE MARK.
RHILWRYT1MECHRD.
Lcnros ( CHICAGO. Mil * fc til * .
COnmtia ) U. I * . dopotiintlMaray _ _ _ _ feta.
6,45 p ml Ml. t'oul l.lmltoJ
Is so named because It Is tbo quintessence
of , or carefully selected , whiskey. It ia
as smooth , nutritious nnd wholesome an
cream. Asa beveraKn or medicinal stlm1v II
ulant it lias no equal and is far superior * . .J
to whiskies distilled from corn , ( known
aa Bourbons ) . You may know it by it *
delicious flavor and the proprietary bet xf
tie in which It is served. For sale at all
first-class drinking places and drug stores.
Call for Crtam J'lire Kye and take no other. .
3 DALLEMAND & CO. , Chicago.