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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , JUNE 9 , 1802--TWELVE PAGES. RAILROAD MEN IN SESSION Annual Ccnvcntion of the National Yard' masters Association. INTERESTING QUESTIONS DISCUSSED I'rcnldrnt Hicks Contents tlio Ilody nml Kiplnlm tlio ( llijcct of the McotliiR Safely Appllnnrvii Coiulilereil Irilno rornmlly Clinrgoil with Murder. LINCOLN , Nob. , Juno 8. [ Special to Tnn Den. I The third annual convention of the National Ynrdmnstors association convened at Knights of Pythias hall this raornlnu nt 0 o'clock. The convention was called to order by President J. D. Hicks , general yardmaster - master of the Big four road , with head quarters at InUinnnpolls. Aftnr prayer by Hcv. Mr. Liwby of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church of this city , Muyor Weir delivered an address of welcome , In which ho paid a compliment to the line looking body of men before him nnd enlarged some what uporf the beauties nnd advantages of Lincoln. President Illeln responded on behalf of the dcleantua ana complimented the mayor on hln felicitous remarKS , Ho stated that the welcome extended them by the people of Lincoln was the heartiest yet received from any city In which the association bad mot. The con vontlon then look a recess until after noon. The afternoon session was elvon uo to n discussion pf tnovmlous safety nppll- nnccs Invented for the raoro effective protec tion of the lives of railway employes. Hiiltitjr Appliances 1'iivoreil. After the close of the discussion on safety appliances President Illcks announced the following committee : On draw oars A. V. Shaw , J.V. . Coneys. Fred Dewey , Joseph MeMnhoii and J. M. Olunt. Tbo coramltteo's report , which will bo presented tomorrow , will bo thoroughly discussed , as the matter Is ono of the most Important to coma before the convention. Secretary Marshall said to TUB Bnn repre sentative this evening that n strong memo- ml will bo presented to congress on this sub ject by the association. Tiro-thirds of tlio accidents to railway mon , ho said , resulted from the present system of drawbars In use on the different railroads in the countrv. The association does not recommend any par ticular drawbar , but simply asks for the In troduction of a uniform system on all roads. The election of ofllcers will tuko place to morrow. The delegates Include many of the best railroad mon of tno country. The list Is as follows : President , J. O. Hicks , In dianapolis , representing the Big Four ; sec retary , II. P. Muishnll. Cincinnati ; J. W. Conris , Cincinnati , Panhamllo : J. F. Nady , Columbus , O. , Uip Four ; William Thomas , Columbus , Panhandle ; A. D. Shaw , Washington , D. C. , Big Four ; Wil liam Klrktey , Columbus , Ohio state railroad commissioner ; Jerry Dally , Toledo , Lake tihoro & Michigan Southern ; A. L. Dunbar , Moadvlllo , general manager O > Noll's Crossing Alarm company ; J. H. Werrick , secretary Ohio State Railroad com mission ; C. E. Chevrolet , Sioux City , Chicago cage , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omahu ; Jos eph McMafou , Chicago , Hock Island ; J. B. SafTord , Chicago , Automatic Draw Bar company ; O. b. Tarr , Boston , Boston & Maine ; J. II. Hlllman , Denver ; P. P. Lyons , Denver , Union Pa cific ; A. T. Buijuannn , Chicago ; J. M. Glunt , Staples , Minn. , Northern Pacific ; J , McNautjht , West Superior , Eastern Minnesota seta ; Fred Dewey , Duluth , Northern Pa cific ; D. C. Clark , West Superior , Lake Su- poilor Transfer & Terminal company ; C. II. Gross , Dubuque , Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul. Local Delegate ) ) . The local delegates arot E. Sherlock , O. D. Sparks , C. J. MnLaugblln , D. B. Murphy , E. Dolqn and F. Atwood. Moat of tno visiting delegates are accompanied by their wives. . This evening the entire party were ton- dcrqd n reception by Mrs. A , Li. Manchester. The local committed which , together with the local delegates , consists of C. E. Hector , William ParscUs , C. S. Manchester , W. H. Manchester and \VHliam UlfTon , Is doing the honors for Lincoln. The delegates and their ladles nro being treated to carriage rides and visits to the several state institutions. The convention will conclude with a picnic in Lincoln purk tomorrow afternoon. Irvlnu Indicted fur Murder. County Attorney Snell this afternoon filed n formal chnrgo of murder against W. II. Ir vine. The indictment charges Irvine with having killed C. E. Montgomery unlnwfullv , feloniously and with deliberate and premedi tated malice. Irvine is now confined In the county Jail nnd shows no signs of the Insanity that has been attributed to him recently. An Information was also filed against ( Jrcen S. Gravely and DanCoshlnn , charging the former with murder In the first degree for the murder of Ctianos Thomas. Cashtun is charged with having harbored and pro tected Gravely while he was eluding the ofllccM. Itrully Hurt lu a Kmuurny. Tom Murphy , living at 2138 J street , was seriously injured In n runaway accident last night. Ho was driving a team of spirited horses when they started to run away. Ho tried to stop them , but before ha could do oo ho was thrown from tbo wagon and drugged over tlio ground for nnvoral blocks. The bones of his loft foot were broken , his lugs badly lacerated nnd his head cut opon. Ho was taken home , but today grow worse and was romovad to the hospital , where Is was discovcicd that he had also sustained severe Internal in Jin IPS. Driven from Their Itesorts. The police have boon engaged all day in their crusade against the houses of 111 fama and as n result of their efforts the moral at mosphere In certain parts of Lincoln Is much clearer this evening. Thcso disreputable dlvos hnvo oxtstod for a long time In the dis trict bounded by Seventh and Eighth and L and M streets. The inmates were locked up ana their household goods ana personal effects thrown out of their houses. They will not bo allowed to return and will bo closely watched to prevent thorn from secur ing quarters In otlior Darts of the city. for 11 J ow High School. The Board of Education this afternoon Issued a call for n special election to vote on a proposition to vote ? 100UUO , in bonds for the erection of a now high school. The estimated cost of the election Is ( UK ) , and thcro will bo ono voting plncu In each ward. The call settles a long continued agitation for a now high school building. The necessity for the building hag long beer admitted , but the rapid growth of the publio school system in the city has made the erection of so many ward schools necessary , that the high school project has bcon deferred until now , The friends of the project claim that tbo bonds will bo voted by u good majority. Yurdlct of tlio Coroner's Jury. The inquest ever the remains of Bert Mouborlyand Frame Nowbcirythotwoyoung boyi Hilled in the Missouri Pnclllo yards in this city last evening , was held this after noon , hut it was not until late this ovonlne tuut iho Jury returned Its verdict , The parent * of the dead boys were represented at tlio Inquest us well as the railroad company. The principal witness was J. U. Casey , the engineer of the switch engine. Ho tostllloj that ho did not sea tlio boys on t'io cnglno until Jiut before tbo accident. The sldo trade where tbo accident occurred was on n down grade and the track was covered with grass. Ho shut on steam and reversed the cnglno whou ho inw that u collision was Inevitable , nnd also used band , The prais on the track pre vented iho sand from reaching the rail * . The Jurv returned a verdict strainer that the boyi came to tholr death In the manner stated in tlio evidence ana censured the railroad company for not enforcing its rules prohibiting all parties from entering The of the deail the right-of-way. parents boys have umuloynd attorneys and will &uo the Missouri 1'nvlllc for heavy damages. Jtrudy for tliu llxpo. Over 00 men were at work In the Coliseum building yciiordny putting the exhibit * In nauo and a coed " 'any ' worked well alou Into the iilaht , Tno manufacturers from Nebraska City , Hoatrloo , Lincoln and i ro- mont tinvo tholr exhlblu nearly complotea. Tlioro nro still n fiiw Omutia manufacturer ! Who ore hanging back anil who will have nnru work to tinUh their exhibit * lu llmo fo the opoplng night. Do\VUfsSa i pa.lU ? cleanse * the bload STONEIIILL'S ' IDRESS GOODS Bold by the Sheriff to the Boston Store Going Quickly Now , IN BIG BARGAINS-ON OUR MAIN FLOOR Uiiilcrntnm ! Now I AVe llntifclit Kvcry Ynrit of Stonelilll'R DroBi ( locuM unit Slllt the Slicrln Attnchcil nnd Thnt lliey Aru licltiR.SlitiiRlitcrotl. At 39c , the entire stock of all wool mohair brllllnntino , 4SJ inohoa wltlo. black nnd nil colors , were Too , our prlco HOW , J59c n yard. At GOo , nil Stone-hill's all wool French bedford cords , all colors , in cluding tans , and all Slonohlll's , wool poplin checks , 69c. were SI,00. At OOc , nil tlio all wool storm uerfjcs.tn the latest fancy weaves , in blacks , ntivys1 and tans , all the all wool llcrht- weight broadcloth worth $1.2.3 , ijo at COc u yjird. AHSlonohlll's fancy plaid surah silks , all the gros raln silks and all the fancy trimming silks ire at ii'Jc. ' f All Stonohlll's changeable clonblo warp tnlTctns and surnhs , also all the hltfh-pi'lcod ilgurcd china silks , go at COc iv yard. All the faille silks inblackand colors , aatin rhadaiuos , all the Slonohill bro cades and china silks in black , navy and tans , po at ( io ! ) a yard. BANKRUPT STOCK VEILINGS. Plain and fancy not veilings 80 , worth up to 2.C. Pompadour not veilings , all colors , ICc a yard. All silk molinc nets , double width , Oc. All the double width pompadour and Tuxedo veilings , very latest styles , 39ou yard , worth 7Cc. GRAND LACES A L15. All tlio point do Irlando lace from the bankrupt stock goes at oo , lUc , 15c , worth up to COc' . Black and cream chantilly laces , lOc , 5c , 2oi : . FOR THURSDAY ONLY N DRUG DEPARTMENT DOWN STAIRS. Juvenile soap , 43c a box. Shandon Bolls soap , 43c a box. Capo May soap , 43c n box. Cuticuni soap. 15c a cake. 30 per cent glycerine soap , 17c. PERFUMES. All odor * , including Lundborg'a , East man's Wood worth's at 2-5o . , , go - an ounco. Fancy glass stoppered bottle eon taili ng ono ounce of perfume , Sic. THE BOSTQN STORE. N. W. Cor. 10th and Doug1 as. Put Chicago In Your i'ockot. A great work , "Mor.in's Dictionary of Dhicago. " If there is n feature or insti- ution in the World's fair city a full do- cription of which does not appear in the ) ook , wo have yet to hoar of it. Price , ! o cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , com plbto and elegant map it contains. Per ions ordering copies will please onclos- 0 cents extra for postage. Dr. Cullirno.-o. oculist. Baa building New I.'loctrlc In accordance with tbo provisions of tbo now contract botwcon the city nnd the Now Omaha Thomson-Houston Electric Light company , by concurrent resolution , the coun cil has ordered arc lights at the following street intersections : Thirteenth nnd How ard , Twonty.fourth and Wlrt , Twenty-fourth and Locust , Twenty-fourth nnu Eramott. Twentieth and Castcllar , Sixteenth nnd Center , Twonty-lirst und Chicago , Seven teenth nnd DurtTwentysecond nnd Cnss , 1'wenty-tirst nnd Cnltforuta. Twentieth und Nicholas , Tucnty-sl.xth and Elamllton nnd i'wouty-iourth nnd Grant. Slrlcncss Auiuiif ; Children. Espoclnlly Infants , Is prevalent nt nil times , jut Is largely avoided by glvlnc proper nourishment and wholesome food. The most successful nnd reliable of all Is the Gall Qorden "Undo" Brand Condensed Mlllc. Your grocer und druggist Ueop It. Tut Glilc.t n In YD ir L * n't ) * , . A great work. "Moran's Dictionary of Chicago. " If there is n feature or inati- tutlon in the World's fair city n full de scription of which does not appear in the book , wo have yet to hoar of it Price , 25 cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building , Chicago. Scotho now , complete and elegant inap it contains. Persons ordering1 copies will pleuso en close 0 cents extra for postage. llnllilIiiK IVrmlU. The following permits were Issued by the superintendent , of buildings yoUorday : Herimui Knuntzo , two-story frame ua- dltlon to dwell I ni : , 1 > l Seventh avenue. ? 1,000 August Uoliuu , nnu-Etory fnuno resi- douco. Twenty-fourth and Valley Streets . i.fiflO Vf , Kuiulnll , ropulrsto dwelling. 62) Park avunuu . 1,000 Two minor uermlts . lee Tot\l . . . _ . . . 8J.OJU Io\Vitl's Snrsapnroia cleanses the blood , Increases the appotlt and tones up tlio sys tem. It has bcnoflttod many people who have suffered from blood disorders. It will help you. l.lcenaoK , The following marrlagd llconaos were Issued by Judge Ellor yesterday : Name and uddruss. Age. I Otto aowlnner. Onmlm . 42 1 Anna lov Oovwall , Unmha . . . . . . 23 j J. W. ICuutiiiiun , Oinulia . 22 I Lnolunu Aloxuiuler , Oniiilm . ' 'I i J , U. Lorsurd , Omaha . 31 1 Sarah A , Morrison , Omaha . -ja Tut ChlciiK" 111 Vunr 1'ockct. A great work , "Moran's Dictionary of Chicago. " If tlioro is a feature or insti tution in the World's fair city n full ( In scription of which does not appear in the book , wo have yet to hoar of it. Price. Sft cents per copy. For sale at 209 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , com plete nnd elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will please enclose 0 cents extra for postage. Entire Rosa Pry Goods Stock Which Vo Got from the Creditors ALMOST GIVEN AWAY IN THE BASEMENT Sticli Terribly Low I'rlcp * llnro N'ovor llcon Touched llrtiiro Ono Cnn Ilnrdly Itcnl- Izo Thut Knelt Things nro I'oaslblo CJoiuo n Hushing. Ladles' roaily made llnon tlro sea , waist and skirt handsomely braided , worth up to $7.00 a dress , go nt 7oo. Misses' llnoii drossoa , htindsomoly braided , nil sl/.os , : it GOo fur otitlro suit. All the ladles' waists from the bank rupt Block in satucns , porimles , lawn * , outing flannel , worth up to SU.OO , no at 50c. 50c.Indies' Indies' $3.00 black Bilk and cashmere shoulder capus at Sl.iM. 100 ladles' olzo black and colornd moire parasols goat 2 io , Ladles' all wool ciiBhmoro shawls in blank , red and blue , fiUa. Ladles' black ulllf , frlntroil nnd em broidered 3 cornered sluiwU $1,00 , worth 85. ( W. Ingrain carpets lOo a yard. BANKRUPT DRESS GOODS IN THE BASEMENT. Black wool brocade grenadines , black wool lace bunting ? , iron frnuio grena dines at Oc a yard , worl h 2-jo. ' 12-inch half wool plaids , invisible plaid brilliantines and wool budfurd cord , go nt 80 a yard. 12-inch wool striped nnd plnld honrl- ottas , the entire stock of Jamestowns and wool cheviots , double fold grena dines and 44 inch wool lace buntings , all go at l5c. ! None worth loss than 60c. Bargains in patent medicines , down stairs in drug doparnmcnt Hood's $1.00 sarsaparilla , 7oc. Horsford'a Phosphate 40c nnd 75c , Pond's ox tract , 40c and 76c. Alleock's nlastors , 2 for 2oc. Custorin. 21c. 21c.THE THE BOSTON STORE. N W. cor. 10th and Douglas. Hnydon Bros. 3-string cabinet grand upright piano , now scale , S187.CO. of the llnir.ilo. At 3 o'clock Thursday Buff Jones and his cowboys will rope John L. Sullivan , the fighting bulTnlo of the herd. KiAI : , KSTAT15 INVESTMENT. Rusliicsa i'roporty I'ar Silo nt n Hiirgnln. Choice , central , substantially im proved brick , paying good , sum rental. Only S,8'2o ! ) necessary to htuidlo it. M'ist ' bo sold quick. George N. Hicks , 303 Now York Life oldg. I'ut Chicago In Your rocket. A great work , "Moran's Dictionary o Chicago. " If there is a feature or insti tution in the World'a fair city a full de scription of which does not appear in the book , wo have yet to hoar of it Price , 25 cents per cony. For sale nt 209 Herald building , Chicago. See the now , com plete and elegant map it contains. Per sons ordering copies will please enclose C cents extra for postage. Now Yorlc and Koturn. July 3 to 0 one fnro for the round trip. Choice ol routes from Chicago. Return limit August 15. Call nt Chi cago. Rock Island & Pacific Ry. ticket oflico , 1G02 Parnam street. CHAS. KKNNIIDY , G. N. W. P. A. J. L. DC BuyoiBK , City Tkt. & P. A. SpectaclosDr. Ctillimoro,221 Boo oldg Koumt Trip Tickets. The only line running through trains direct to Denver , Colorado Springs , Manitou nnd Pueblo. Low rates to all points in Colorado , Utah or Pacific coast points. Past time oh elegant vcstibuled trains , free reclining chair cars and the celebrated "Rock Island dining cars. " Comfort , safety and speed secured when ticketed via the "Groat Rock Island Route. " Ticket ollco | 1002 Pnrnain street. CHAHLKS KENNEDY , J. L. DnBnvoisu , G. N. W. P. A. City Ticket nnd Pass. Agt. Democratic Convention. Chicago nnd return ono faro for the round trip. Tickets on sale Juno 17 to 21. good to return July 0 , Secure tickets and sleeping car accommodations at office of the great Rock Island route , 1602 Parnatn street. CHAS. KKNNCDY , G. N. W. P. A. J. L. DE BEVOISK , City Tkt. & P. A. Tin : HUALTY MAKKUT. rNSTRUMENTS placed on record Juno 8. L 1892 : \VAHtlANTV \ DEF.D3. D F DeBols to 0 II Cook , lota 4 and 8 , block : i. 1'ortland ulaco J 1,200 0 A liliidiinest and wlfo to O A Iton- stromet a ) , lots 10 nnd 17 , Llndiinust's add 050 Joseph Darker and wlfo to School Dis trict of Unialia , lot 4 , block I'J , Kountzo lid add 7,500 G L ) Orockcr nnd wlfo to sumo , lot 5 , same 6,000 O L' Jayncs and wlfo to Molt : kow , lots 12 and U , block 1 , Sherman uvcnuo park 1.4pO Total amount of transfers 815,700 Drunkenness. nTSfl A disease , treated as such nnd permanently nontly cured. No publicity. No in firm &ry. Homo treatment. Harmless nnd all'octunl. Refer by permission to Bur lington Hawkoyo. Send 2c stamp for pamphlet. Sholcoquon Chemical Co. , Burlington , la. Kollcc * of fire Una tir lens wultr iM head , flfiy ccntmcacli mlilHfrmiil linden ccnti , . . iiutl Mrs. U. II. Htibtlii. ut New HiiVL'n , Conn , , Siouday. JiinuUtli , Ibl ) . ' . Knnoral burvlco at the Itnstln residence. 1U'-"J llurnuy street , Uniiihu , Katurduy , Junollth. at 2 o'clock In the uftiirnoun. Interment Immediately af ter at Koit'iit Ijiiwn couiotor > . Frio ids of tlio family itro Invited. Advance of the Pipe Brigade. Retreat of the Cigar Cohorts. Yes the Pipe is coming to the front as never before. The high price of good cigars is helping drive them out of use. Millions of smokers use Blackwell's B.ull Durham Smoking Tobacco. H is the most popular Brand in the market. Smoked for overtwenty. five years its fame is still growing Quality always the same. . BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. , DURHAM , N. C. DEATH : IN WATER. The Millions dfi Danger * Wntor Contains anil tlio llnpMKyYllli Which They In crease Dontt Tnke Any Chances. Few people hnvmnnr l < Je how Impure cton the purest drinking mitrr In. The Tory bc t known hfiil of perm" . Thor ra tlia inoKt prolltlc crentnrc * of which wo hnvo im knowlcduo , for n rlneln tmomnjr bo the cnu ntlTo parent of more thnn 8 l.xt cn million , nvo hunilrral Ihoiimn I ilcsconJnnt In n ilajr , Thar nronl o pOMCMecliof grent Vllnllly , for Ihcy cnnbo cnrrk'ilRrontilHniico * In water without losing their : > pwor orprcKluUnrt' ' < HvH'o. They cnn holroncn or oven bollcil without belnit do'trojred. They mny bo ccpt Orloil for j-enmnnd yet when placed In n tuttnblo nicilliim will comotu Ufa nnil produce fcrmuntntlim nnddcfujr. TlipjnroUioi < rent producers of nmliulal forcr , Krlo , nnd nioit tctloindlnon rs. 'Hut , " yon snjr , " hiitcnn hodnno tonvold tlnco they < nnnot bn killed by bol Inn ? " There li but ono thlnK nhk-li will olTpctlTcly destroy them nnl thit 1 coming In contnct with spirits , A small ilnonntof pure oplrttnln the wnlrr will olTuctiinlly till tlioni nnl destroy their evil utrocK but It nhould > c Imrno In mind tlmt nothing but the purest mid jcit nilrlt' ; Fhould bo u cd for thU purpo cnnd thnt notlilnK Is pqunl to whl'kcy. Nut the ordlnnry wl\l \ klc ? which nra upon the uinrkut , but something tnrnbovc thorn tomcthlnir which h highly endorsed jy the srk'ntltle world. Stio'.i n nhMicy I * DuiTy's I'uro Mnltwhich l today moro popular thnn over before In It hhtory , nnd which Is doing womlcnto lctruy the germs of every disen'o. Tlicro nro him- Ircds of families who use It constantly In connec tion with thulr drinking wntr , both nt thotihlo nnd between nu < nt * . llownro of nny druggist or srocer who scckn to ofler you Fomcthlng ho rnyal * 'Justus KooJ. " UulTy's I' tlio unly pure medicinal will-Key upon the market. MANHOOD RESTORED. "OANATIVO. " the Wonderful Spanish lirincdy , In > oiwllli \ a Written Ouarantoo to euro all Ncivoin DU- cosrii. suili niVfnlc Memory , Ix > ra of Ilrala 1'owcr , Hondaclic , WnUcfiilno'.I.ostilnn- hooil , Kcrroiunesii , ! at- Dcforo& After Uso. Ios3 of i power of the rhot'jgrnphcd from life. ( irncratlro OIKIIIS In M ji .m . , ! J.I tlttlCf SCX , CAUSCll tiy , joMtliful Inillscretlnns , or the ncfsslva nscortobniro , ophnii , or etlnnilnnl' , wlilcli ullliimlrly Irnd to Inllrmlly , Oii'uinplloil and Iii'iinllv. 1'nt up In convenient furin to carrv In llio\nt piiclitt. 1'ilco | 1 n imcLnco , 01 C for f5 , \ \ Itli every ? o order we qtn written auarnntoo to euro or rotund the monoy. Sent by mail to nny ncMress. Circular fttt In plftln cnvcloi'C. ' Mciillou tills im | > tr , AoUlcsa , HADIID : CHEMICAL co. . n ncii oir.ccforu.s.A. S5S Dtaiborn Street. CIIIOAGO , IIU FOK SALE IN OMAHA. NED. , DY Ituhc A Co. , Co.r 15th & Douglin Ets. J .A. Fuller & Co. . CorI4tl > & DoiiElns Stf. Da.rj.a WEST'S NKHVUANIHHAI.VTHEAT- MKNT. n apociaofor llystorU. DUtlnaii , Kill , Nou- ralKla , lleiulncuo , Nervous 1'rostraton cnusod br nlcoboior lobaeoo , Wakofulnois , Mental Uooroj- ilon , 8of tuossof tlio Drain , c&utlnz Insanity , mlsorr , decay , doAtli , 1'romituro OU AUG. llarrcnou , J/oai V.owor' ' " Cllll8r ler > Impotonoy , l.oucorrhea an I all temalo Wc.iknos > . Involuntary l < ouei , Spor' mutorrhoa caused by ovor-oiortlon of tno brnln oir-abuioover-lnttuUonco. A montli'i trcntaian' < 1 , uforS.i , uy mall , Wonuarantoaslx bozet toeurj Kacu orrtor torfiboxoi , with IS will nand wrlt'.3 > KuaranUoto refund If not curod. UuarantoolmjM only by A. Schrotor , ilruealjt. solo ngcnt , south -as corner ICth and Farnam Mn , Omaha. The Kings ol Specialists , For 27 jrenra the names ot Dra. Botta & Dotts have been household words ID the homes of thousands of people \rho tiara been rescued from tbo Jtwa of death throuitu the won derful ability , ibe matchless skill of these great masters of medicine anil surgery , whose kindness and benav- olence , whose self-sacrificing devo tion to the welfare of tholr fellow- mm will ver live In the bo<s of a grateful people. NERVOUS. CHRONIC , PRIVATE , BLOOD. SKIN. Dis They SEXUAL , Cure KIDNEY. L1VFR , eases. URINARY , RECTAL AND ALL ORGANIC ( 8TRICTURE , . , , < ? GONORRHCEA O NERVOUS DEBILITY , Hydrocclc and Varlcocele , Tiles , Fistula and Rectal Ulcers rermanentlr cured by a method at once late , certain , palaleii and euo- eesiful. Tbo anful effeotg * f early Tic * and exeeiilr * Indulgancei , reiultlnc la Ion of manbood and prematura de cay , quickly and permanently te- llerea. CONSULTATION FHEB. Call open or address with stamp , Drs. Belts & Belts , 110 South llth St. N. H , Corner 14th and Douglas Sts. Tooth-Food. - - . This medicine for babies prevents anil cures pains : of teething and resulting diseases , nohby putting children to sleep with an opiate ; for it contains no harmful drugs , but fyyisupplying the teeth-forming fngtcdicntsiwhich are lacking in most mothers' milli .nnd all artificial foods. It is sweet .and 'babies ' like it. $1.00 a bottle , at albdruggists. Send for pam phlet , "Teething Made Easy. " THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO. , cClNCINNATI , O. "LUES1 PERFECT" SYRINQEl. The Only 1'crfoo * , Vnslnal mid Itoojiil Hyrlugo lu tliff World. Is tlio only uyrliiKO ever Invontoil by which vuKliml njootluni on u bo utlmliilstur- cd without ( cutting and soil- IIIK tlio plothlne onicoebsl- tullnu the UBO of u vussol , ami which citu also bo used for roptal Injoctloua. SOFT rtllllliril IIIIMl. 11ARU UUIIDKU1IHLL. J'illCK 9H OO , MallOrilora Bollollocl. tiicAloe & PcnfoldCo. 13th Stecct , NBlloPosloffiej. t That's the condition a man must be in who can't appreciate the unprecedented values we've been giving throughout this entire season. A man with any head at all who has attended any oi'our great special sales , or who has seen any of the goods that came from them , can see at a glance that we've had some special object in view to sell goods the way we've been selling them. Confidentially speaking wehavehad _ an object in view , and that object has been to make money. That's whaT we're in business for to make money and we believe we can do more business and make more money by giving a man more goods for his dollar than he can get anywhere else. That's our little scheme. at special sale we will offer four hundred The Serge Suits TheCheviotSuiti Are veryflfme goods. They are Are in a very handsome wood made up handsomely have bro-wn plaid. The sizes run from splendid linings and first class 34 to 42. They are lined with a .trimmings. They are in a very good twilled lining. These suits handsome dark shade of blue , and are just as handsome and stylisrrf are as good a thing as ever you as a good many high priced suits. saw sold for twelve-fifty To seethe " " The "every day" price of these the crowds serge in ( or in serge ) suits is seven dollars the special the price till they're will gone price till Friday night will be be Saturday ! ! ! ! ! ! ! In Our Window ! ! ! ! ! ! ! What ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Guess ! ! ! ! ! ! All the latest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats. STETSON'S SOFT andS TIFF hATS. ADLABAU6H FUR-CO , HATTERS AND FURRIERS 218 South 15th Street. Furs Stored and Repaired. \Vo Bond the rmrrnlons French Itomcdr CALTHOS free , nnJ n loualduariintootlmt CAM iios will ( VrOl lll.clmriio < - - ntnl lnn > , OUltKl-wrmiilorrhrn.Vmlcocilo and IHTOUi : I.ott Vicar. C/'se it and fav if satisfied. AJJr.iVON MOHL CO. , Hol icirrlnn Jc > pU , OmUmtl , Ohio. NEBRASKA National Bank. 0. S. DEPOSITOROMAHANE3 _ Capital $109,033 iii-ii Ins Oin,0)3 ) Offlceri aniJDIroctOH Henry W. Vatotp3il I > l R. C-Cuslilnif , vlca proildont. G S. AUurloJ. W. V Morse , Jolind. Colllnj , J. N. IL IMtrlclc. Lairli A Itoed , Caihlor , THE. TR.ON BANK. TRADE MARK. & WOODliNSIDEWALK RESOLUTION CONSTRUCTION. Council Chamber. Omulin , Nob. , M-.rch 8lbQ2. Do It resolved by tlio olty council of tlio city of Oiniihn , tlio mayor voncurrlnx : Tint \u > oilcii Hldunullis bo oonstructou In ttio city of Onmlm us iloflniuiteil lielow , wltliin llvo duyB uftor tlio publication of tills resolu tion , or tlio personal survlco tlioroof , aa by ordinance U nutliorUod and required ; micli sldowiilUs to bo laid to the present pnulo on tliostrcotb apcol'jod huroln , and to bo con structed of plno plank of such wldlli und tlilcknpss und bo laid upon joists of snob dimensions und In such iminnor H U pro scribed by the speclllcutloiig on flio In the olllco of tlio liourd of I'libllo Works aud under Its supervision , to wit : EastsldoofIWthnvo. . lots 12 tola Inclusive , blocks , HOKJCS& lllll'a bocond udultIonU foot WKa8t sldo of 20tli ftvo. , lots fltoll Inoluslvo , block S , UOKSS & 11111'a second addition , 0 feet wldn. ' And bo It further ro olvnd : . . . , . , That the Hoard of I'llbtlo Works bo nnd lioroby Is nuthorlzod itnd directed to cuiisuit copy of this resolution to bo" published In the olllclol paper of thoolty for onu week , or bo served on tlio owners of s-ilil lot * nndunlosa Huoh owners Hlmll within llvo duys nftor the publication or sorvlco of nigh copy construct s.ildBldowalkH ui heroin roqulruu , that t 10 llourd of Publio Works cause tbo Haniii to bo done , the cost of constructing Bin sldowalks rckpoctlvoly to bo ussos od nRaliist the real oitato , lot or u-irt of lot lu from of and abut- tlni : BUCli sldowalks. ru6Sed March 8l , pjAvi8 I'reildont of tliu Council. Attest ! JOHN UIIOVE- " . Olty Olork , Approved : GCU. l , HEMIB , Mayor , NOTIon TO COSSTIUJOT BIOCWALKB. To the owners of the lots , parts of lots nnd real ostHto described In 110 above resolution : You und each ot you ere hereby notlllnd to construct wooden sldownlk * as reiiulrod by u resolution of the city council and mayor of the city of Oiuiiha , of which the above U a C01' * ' P. W , llIllKIIAUBr.il , Chairman Hoard of 1'ubllo Works. Oraana , Nob. , JUDO 4 , lb . ) id7t 1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. PROPOSALS FOR PAVING. Sealed proposals will bo received bv ilio 1111- dorslcncu until 1'U : o'clock p. in. , Jiinn ITth , 18'J- ' ' , for the followlns kinds of pavlnc nm- tcrlal. vl/ : Sheet nsphalttim. Sioux Kails or other crnnlto. Whlta Colorado sandstone , lied Colorado Handstonu. Woodrnir. Kansas , stone. Vltilllod brick. AnJ brick blosks. all ncoordlnzto specifica tions of 18'J2 , ai modified by the resolution adopted by the Hoard of I'ublio Works at Its nicelliiRof Muyil'st , 169. . 1'or pavInK part of the foIlnwIiiR streets , avenues and alloys In the city of Oinulia , com prised In street Improvement districts P < oi. Til , 4 , 4U : > , 4UJ. 427 , " . 4 ! > , WJ , 431Mi , 4 :1. : 4)4. ) 4n,4ifl.437. : 4tf. 4 : ,440 , 441 , 44. , 443. 441. 14' . . 4I'I ' , 451. 4SI. 454 , 4i4M , 4 : > 7. 4M , 4.V , 4BI and 4ffiJ. ordered Imiirovcd by urJIuunco Nos. .IUM nnd . ' ,080 , und forrepnvlnsf Btrentlinprovomont districts os. 3.V ) , 447 and 45J , ordciod renavod by ordlnanco No , if.OSJ , and inoro particularly described as follows : No. 3J9 I'aricor''Uth avenue , from I.oaven- worth street in Hickory slroot. No. 441 Alloy In block : i , llanscom place. No. 447 IiuiivoiiworilibtruGt , from the west line of 1th ( ! strcot to west line of 2'ih ' ) itvonuo. No. 42'1 Cth street , from the Houth line of Pierce street to the noitU line of Hickory struct. No. 431 Ijoavcnworlh street , frojn the west line or 10th sticct to the oust line ot llth blrrot. No. 4M-12th street , from the south line of Jones street to the north line of l.ouvcnworth street. No. 420 Spencer street , from Sherman av- cnno to31th street. No. 427 Ijrithrop btrcot , from Sherman nv- onuo to 18th meet. No. 4'.8 Hurt street , from the west line of 15th strcot to the east line of Ifitti street No. 42J Spinco street , from the west line of 22d street to the east line of J1th ! street. No. 4'JO-Cuss strcot , from 22d htrcot to 24th street. No. 431-Mason atrcnt.from 20th street to23th avenue. No. 412 Mil son sticot , from Ilia cnst line of 30th btrcot to the cast line of 'list ' street. No. 4y-nd ; : street , from the north line of Euclid place to the north line of Woninortli No , 431 California street , from 15th strcot to 10th street. No. 433 Izard street , from 12th street to I4th strcot No. liO-I'arl * < cr strcot , ( romSlth street to the east line of'"Jth strcot. No.4:17 : Howard street , from 21th stioot to "Mil strcot. , , No. 4M Uhlcago stieot from 23d stioot to 2.Jd No. 4M Onldwc ihtrcot rntn 21th street to the west line of BnlnrVn addition. No. 410 bhonnnn uvonun from south line of Grand iivonuo to Kort stioet. No. 411 3'Jth ' stioot fiom 1'arnam strcot to the north line of Davenport htmit. No , 442 Uaveuport street from JUlh street to 40tIi st rcct No. 44J-40th otrcot from the south line of Diivenpoi t street to Oiimiim street. No. 444-Mudlbou avenun from llth strcot to Bhorninn avonno. No. 4'J-Chlcago ( street from 2ith street to " No-Vw-Kt. Mary's nvenuo between the west line ot ' 'Oth strcot und the uatt line of 27th 8 No. 451 17th street from Ilanioy street to rJt. Miiry'H avenue. No. 4.M--Tlio alloy from 2nd ! strcot to 21th sti'ovt In r.mlson's addition. No. 453"10thstreet from I'urnum street to Hnrncvstri-eU No , 45l".Bth street from tlmBonth line of I'opplotou uvouuo to north line ot Woolworth u venue. ) street from24th tea No. 4S7--lavonport street a Ui street , all In the city of Onmlm. No. 4W--CuHB street from west , line of 21th street to IDS feet west of 23 street. No. 4W--Oass street from iho on > t line of 24th street to the west llnoofJIth street. No. 453 UumtltoiiHttootfrom the wcit linn of 40th stifcot to the east line of the viaduct of the licit Line Hallway , No , 4Hl Allcy In block 23 , city. . No , 4G2 Alloy In bloo'x 10 , Kountzo & lUith'a addition. , , . Hieh bid to specify a prlco per sqimro yard fortho pavlnii and reuavlni ! coinpluto on uach struct , avunuu and alloy bepurutoly In eild : Imiirovonient districts. . . . Worktoliodono In accordance w.th plans and Bucollleutloim on lllo lu the olllco of the board of oubllo works. , Kuch proposal to bo mudo on printed blunki furnUhed uy the board , and to bo uei-om- ed by acortlllod oheok In the folluwliiB pan fo ? the dlllercnl district , : UUtrlcU. bums ' 4JM 4W. ! 4JO. 4JI , 41. , 411 , tit , 4 , ' 5l.451. 450. 417. 4 ,4/ ' , 4U | utrlcW , 42J , 4 * WlO. 430 , 349 140. 441 , ll'l and 'ir > 0. } . " > 00ench. And dis trict 417 } IUM , pnynblo'totho city of UmaTmVx as nn evidence of irood faith \ Tlio bomd iosun os tlio right to award the contracton all thohiild districts togolhor oren on each district separately , subject to the se lection of Iho iiiati'rlul by tlio mopotty own ers or , Iho m.iynr nnd city connull to reject any or all bids and to walvo dofiicts. Chairman of the Ito'ard nf I'libllo Wo'rlts. Onmlm , Nob. , Juno-nd , I Ml- Jiino2-i-0-IO. : WOODliN SIDHWALK RESOLUTION CONSTRUCTION. Council Chamber. Omaha , Neb , March 1M83 Ho It lusolvod by the i-lty council of tli&tiiA nf Omaha , the mayor concurrlni ; : That wooden hlilewalks bu constructed In the city of Uimilm as dcslKnatod lielow , within llvo days after Iho publication of this resolution , or the por.snnal Horvico thureof , uu by ordinance is anthorl/ud and iciiulrcdj such sldouulks to bn laid to the mcsonl r.tilis on the streets B pec I lied heroin , and to bo con- btruotod of plno plunk of such width and thickness nnd bn laid upon Joists of snuh dimensions and In such manner us Is pre scribe ; ! by the specifications on lllo In tlm olllco of tlio Hoard of 1'ubllo Works and under It supervision , to wit : South sldoof 1'iuil street , lot7 , block 1 , llor- blook l ! ) i , city addition , fl feet wide. Kast side of Twcnty-sacond street , lot o , block l ! ! j. olty addition , foot wide. And bolt further resolved : Thut the Hoard of I'ulillo Worlcn bo nnd hereby Isauthorii-od anddlroeted to cause n ropy of this resolution to bo published lu the ofllclal pnporof the city for ono week , or bo served on the owners of H.ild lots , and unlosi such ownur.ssh ill ATlthln llvo days after the publication or sorvlco of Hiich copy construct said sldownlkn as heioln required , that the Hoard of I'nbllc Works caiuo the Hiimn to ) > o dono. the cost of cnnstruutlni ; said slduwullm respectively to bo iihsessed against the real estate , lot or part of lot In front of and abut ting such Rldowulkii. Prised , Mairb 13 , 160 ! , . I'roslilent of the Oouncll. Attest : JOHN ( JltOVKH. Oily Olork , Approved : GHO. 1' . HII.MIH. 1' . Mayor. NOTIOKTO CONSTHIIOT SI n\VALKH. \ To the Owners of Iho lots , puts of lots and , jonl estate dcrtcr.bod In tlio nlJ ivo/iow p Vou'and oioh of you nrnlioroby notified to construct wociiliinHldowalUK IIH reoulriU by it resolution of tlio city council and mayor ot the oily of Omaha , of which tlio abovii Is a copy. 1' . W. HlltKliAUSiit , Chairman Uo'ird of 1'ubllc Works. Omaha , Nou. , Juno 4 , Ib'j ; . jld7t To out-of-d6or folks Recreative Information 'TlB ' not the tire thut innltos llio bl- hyclo , not-tho saddle , nor thp Htool , nor llio Hnohos , nor the boitrlriKH , nor 'tis the ftriy other ono roqulnlto whole ColumhluH iiro Imlftncod to the cquipolbo of BUCccsBful nicety. All nhout Columbian , Illustrated In n liook about I'olumblai , frno on appli cation to any ( 'olumbla uxent , oi'Hunt by in.ill for two 2-cent htnnipn. I'opo Mlf. fo.iil \ Columbus Ave. , Ho < ton. NOTICK TO PROPERTY OWNKRS. You nio hereby nntlOcil tlut the following described promlscn , to wit ! , , , , , , , , n lots 5. , 7. H , ( . 10. II. 12. 1 1 and II , I" 'look 10. Kount o's fourth luiuplumuiiury uddl ; on tg thoc tyofOmnhi mill lyhu butwuoii Cento ; Btroet and Hickory Htrcut und 'loiilh iitiuol nnd Kloventh bticet Imvobvun declared by ordlnanco No.tf > 01o boa iiuUanco by rouion of tlm same boiiu Mow Krudo and allowing itnfiiunl water to aocummtilute thereon. v You are hereby rtliocted to abate uald niTSj nnco by the IIIHiiK of said lots tothocitabj- llshod irado within 3J days f 10111 the 28th dajf- of May , IW. , ( irfiiild iHiUanoo w 11 bo abated. by thoclty authorities ami Iho uxuonio therfl- . ot levied us u special tux itKulutt , iho proitvff t on which said nuUunou nxl i . jBr Chairman ofthoUoardof I'ubllc WorUi. JunuO , 7,8 , U , 11.