4 rr v v irrvi ? n 1.009 anvur AU v\ntQ.
UR , TIME'S ' OFFICIAL SHOES
Berne of the Mon Who Are Willing nnd
Anxious to Wear Thorn.
UNSEEMLY HASTE OF CERTAIN APPLICANTS
A the niitrlct U Wluilly Oulnldn the Oily
the IUt of CaiiilliLitr * U Our.
tnllcil CliniiRi > < Unit AV111
J'robulily Itr-inlt.
Just nt UiU tltno thcro Is a most decided
nnd painful uncertainty ns to who will put
on the onicla ! shoes which wore worn by
( Jcorgo K. Tlmino , the docoaiod commis
sioner from the Third district. There are
nny number of gentlemen whn nro anxious
nnd desirous of serving the public In
this oftlclal capacity. Hut one thing Is cor-
ttiln , and that li that the appolntoo will bo n
man who has slrong republican tendencies.
This Is duo to the fact that the appointing
power Is strongly tinctured with republi
canism.
Under tbo provisions of the statues the
appointing Cp'ower rests wholly with
the county clorH , the county judge
and tbo county treasurer , and as all
three of these gentlemen nro republi
cans any person can see that It would houseless -
loss for'a democrat or an ulllunco man to
Another thing Is certain , and that U that
the next commissioner must como from
the country , ns the third dis
trict is wholly outside of Omaha
nnd South Omaha , It Includes
the precincts of West Omaha , Union , Jeffer
son , Klkhorn , Valley , Waterloo and Chicago ,
which will bar and freeze out uny city man
who might have ambitions In this direction.
llarl < l fsVlio Aru Willing.
There will bo no lack of candidates , for
already John Williams of JJIkhorn. David
Kued of West Omaha , Peter Mangold
of Jotlewoti , M. A. Upton of West
Omaha , W. C. Whitmoro of Val
ley , Omar Whitney or Klkhorn , Herman
Tlmmo of JclTorson and H. C. Patterson of
\Ve.st Omaha have bared their breasts nnd
are only waiting for the political lightning to
strike.
These gentlemen have not. all made per
sonal applications , but In cases where Indi
vidually they have not consulted the powers
that bo , their friends have held close com
munion with tlio men who turn the crank of
the machine. Gustavo Anderson wanted the
job and sent UcorL'o Gibson to make the
application * Gibson was informed that in-
'
nic'adot residing in the Third commissioner
district Judgn Anderson resided in the
Fourth ward of the city of Omaha. This
little matter of nonrcsldonce dampened tbo
Judge's ardor nnd he gracefully withdrew.
"It Is a blooding shame , but it is neverthe
less true , " said n county ofllcial , "that tbroo
of the above named candidates
were in such great hnsto to enter
their names that they did not
wait until Mr. Tlmmo wiw burled before
they publicly sought the oftlco. The Information
mation of his death wai received in this
city at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning , nnd
baforo noon o ( that day three gbntlomcii had
duly ( lied tticlr applications , fully believing
that lr they weni upon the principle that
'tho early bird catches the worm' they might
bo three time winners. "
A petition signed by a majoiity of the
voters of Chicago precinct has boon tiled
asking for the appointment of H. A. Nolto
as county commissioner , vlco O. K. Tlmmo.
The men who bold the destiny of the np-
polntoo in their hands are not saving a word
about what they Intend to do. They simply
remark that they will inako hnsto slowly ,
and after considering the applications now in
"
nnd these that are to como , "will appoint the
best man. When the appointment will
bo made , no man Knows , though
it has been given out that the
now member , whoever ho may bo , will not
bo appointed in tlmo tn sit with the board at
the adjourned mooting to bo held tomorrow
afternoon. They , however , admit that he
racy bo In his seat and roadv to vote at the
mooting which will bo held one wcoii from
tomorrow.
\Vliut the Jloiird May Do.
The meeting which will bo hold today
will develop nothing in thu way of rcorgan-
i/.lng , ns the two republican' members , "
Messrs. Uorlln and Stonberg , will insist
that the now man shall como In nnd have his
say. Who will bo the chairman is an open
( lueslion , though It is conceaod that Mr.
Berlin will roach up and plunk the plum.
Mr. Sionberir has said that ho did not want
the honor thrust upon him , and the now
member could hardly oxpcct to bo elected to
prosldo over tbo deliberations of iho body.
Messrs. Paddock and Van Cnmp , tbo demo
cratic members , on account of bolng in the
minority will have no aspirations.
Immediately after tbo now member takes
his seat and the chairman is elected tbo com
mittees will bo reorganized. Al the present
time tbo committees are as follows :
Finance Paddock , Van Camp and Stou-
borg.
Judiciary Van Camp , Paddock and Ber
lin.
Construction Berlin and the entire board.
Charity Stonbarg * Van Camp and Pad
dock ,
Koads Paddock , Van Camp and Stonborg.
Bridges Vun Camp , Paddock nnd Berlin.
Poor Farai Van Camp , Paddock and
Ston berg.
Court House and Jail Paddock , Van
Camp and Berlin.
Should Mr. Berlin bo elected cbnlrman the
chances are that Mr. Stohbcr will have the
chairmanship of judiciary , llunnco , court
house and Jail and poor farm , with the newman
man holding the chairmanship of charity ,
ro'ids ' nnd bridges. Construction Is sun to
fall to Mr. Paddock , but It will
be an empty honor , as the county
is not 'engaged In constructing
anything this ye.ir atldo from roads nnd
bridges , and the respective committees will
look after those. The two democratic gen
tlemen will not bo forcotieahowever ; one of
them will bo allowed to tall up each com
mittee.
Whether or not the democratic em
ployes of the county will bo discharged
und their places lilted bv republicans
Is n question tlml will not bo ccttlcd until
r.ltcr the organization. If they should there
will bo several good jobi to give out , the best
being superintendent of inn poor farm
county auditor , county physician and "clerk
'
to iho board. All of 'the parties wcro ap
pointed to hold until January 1 , 16'JJ , but
thcro Is no law to prevent their removal at
any tlmo.
WEBt'iNo WATKII , Nob. , Oct. 28 , ' 00. Dr.
Moore : My Dear Sir I have Just bought
the third bottle of your Tree of Life. It is
Indeed a "Troo of Life. " Doctor , when you
to kindly gave mo that ilrst boltlo my right
Mdo was so lanio and son ) and my liver en
larged BO much that I could not Ho upon my
right side at all. There was a soreness over
my kidneys all of tlu < tlmo , but now that
I rouble is all over. I sleep Just as well on
onuslJo ns on iho other , and my nleop rusts
and rufrohoi me , and 1 fuel the best I've foil
In lifteon yuars , and I know that it U all duo
to your Tree of Life. Yours very truly ,
D. P. Duni'sr.
For uiilo by all druggists.
Among .Military Jlli'ii ,
The troops ordered to the vicinity of old >
fort Felturman from Kort Hoblnson arrived
at their destination Thursday nnd have
tulicn up their summer camp. The troops
ordered to iho Powder rlvor country will
arrlvo at their destination tomorrow. Thu
War department will then bo In position teat
ijuell uny rustler war that may ariso.
A general court martini it culled to moot at
Parti ) . A , Kussell. Wyoming , next Mouday
inornli g.
t'aUo l.t'oniiiiiy
U practiced by pooplu who buy inferior arti
cles of food becuuso cheaper than standard
goods , lufanla nro ontltltd to the best load
obtainable. It is a fact that the Chill llordon
"Kaulo" Brand Condensed Mllic Is the boat
Infant food. Your grocer and druggist
keep It ,
Walnut Illll | { | mlilioniu.
The Walnut Hill ninth ward republican
club \vlll meet at 40th uud Cumlng street
Saturday evening , Juno II , at ti o'clock. 01m.
Is hoped ( ivory republican inturutitod In com
ing cumpalk'U will uo present , ji. Illguby ,
piesldont , M , W. lycri > ou , jet-rotary.
Ovorcumu by Html.
An old soldier tiuuiud William H. Picker-
Ine , from Iho notional mllltarr homo at Fort
Lcnvenworth , wa < ovcrcomo by the boat
veitenl.iv t t noon at Fifteenth and Farnam
strcats. It was n slight casn of sunstroke ,
nnd I'lcKorlntr wai removed to St. Joseph's
hospital , where hu li recovering.
IIUI.M : s
Onr.iliu Kri' | > i Ui | HIT ( Sun. I Krciird lio.
pertH from Oilier Oltlri.
NBW YOIIK , Juno 10. Tno following table ,
compiled by Uradstrect's , gives tbo clonrlng
house returns for the week ending Juno U ,
1S'J7 ' , nnit the percentage of lticroao and do-
crense , iw compared with thu corresponding
week of lasl year :
"Late to bed and carl v to rise will shorten
the road to your homo in the skloi. " But
early to bed and n "Littlo Early KIso'- , " the
pill that maitos lifo longer and bettor and
wiser.
TIME TO WAKE TJJP.
Mr. ThiHiiin Swubo .Suy * Sunintlilns
Iju Donu for tliu ' '
1'uuplu'r ; CIKIvolition.
Mr. Thomas Swobc- , who spent several
days at Minneapolis this week , Improved the
opportunity to study the methods of handling
a big convention.
"The arrangements at Minneapolis were
well nigh perfect , " said Mr. Swobo , "and
the visitor could not help going away
favorably Impressed. Tbo conven
tion Hall was admirably adapted
for tbo purpose , and Its preparation alouc
must have cost a small fortune. There wcro
accommodations for all comers , and there
wcro room * for several thousand more. A
most ofllcicnt accommodation committee had
agents ut all trains to gli'o information and
assign rooms to these wbo wcra not already
provided for. Minneapolis spent an enormous -
mous sum of money , reported at'JJ.UOO ' , but
it will got back every dollar in cold , Hard
caih , net to mention tno magnificent adver
tisement. It is probable that 51,000,001) ) will
bo left in that city during the. convention.
"Tho prospect in Omaha lor the people's
party convention when compared with
Minneapolis , Is not very encouraging.
A meeting of the linanco committee -
too wns called the other day and only
one member responded , Wo need at leas't
$5,000 or $15,000 , more , but tbo business men
are not responding a > they should. The i
committee has gone ahead preparing tbo
Coliseum and has incurred .an expense ai af
§ 4,000. Seven thousand chairs have boon
engaged , and the total seating capacity will I
boaDoutU.OOO.
" 1 tell you that the Omaha convention will
bo nearly us largo as the Minneapolis af
fair. The people of this city do not
realize It , and they are asleep. At Min
neapolis I mot Colonel Shaw , the nassongcr
agent of the Burlington at Cincinnati , and ho
assured me that at least 1,500 to 2,1)00 ) will
como to Omaha from Ohio and Indiana alone.
Ho told mo that the special train which car
ried the Cincinnati crowd to the republican
convention hud already been chartered by
the Ohio Independents for the trip to Omaha.
I am receiving a great many Inquiries for
rooms. Ono letter yostoruay from
away down in Texas euagod accom
modation for a party of 100 from
one little town , I feel sure that there will
bo an attendance that will astonish our people
ple , and the outpouring from the south will
bo especially remarkable.
' The coinnuttoo on accommodations Is
making lists of all hotels , apartment buildIngs -
Ings , lodging houses and dwellings that will
receive guests during the convention , to
gether with the number lliut can bo cared for
by each , and wo will bo prepared to lodge
all who como. SVlmt wo need now Is money
to carry out the plans. The members of tbo
llnanclul committee cannot afford to let the
matter go by default , und business man
should give them a loyal support. This con
vention is going to be a big thing , nnd Omaha
will cot back uvery dollar I * , costs several
times over. "
Disease' never successfully attacks a sys
tem with pure blood. Jo Witt's Sawaparllla ,
uiaucs pure , now blood and onrluhoi the old.
. THE YEAIl'S WORK.
Htuilnnln lu the Vlty NulioulH rouily1 for III
Aiiiiinit ICKiimlimtlciim.
The closing examinations ot the year Ins
tbo schools of Omaha will begin next Thurs
day , The examinations for entrance to the
High tfchool will como llr-it , There will bo
about :1SJ : candidates for admission to tbo
High school. It is ox pot-ted that fully liO'Jof
that number will enter thu High school next
your.
There nro now Kill In actual attendance lu
the High school. Sixty-eight of this number
will graduate this month. Probably 125 of
thu remainder will not enter school next
fall. This wo u let leave ! i | : ) of the present xtt
toi.danca to oiitor school again next fall.
From the eighth grade there will ha an 11.II -
croisu ot UOJ from out of town sources , In-
cludltiti ohlldreu from famlllot that move
liao the city during thu sumniar , ami ttioro
will ha lu all probability about novouty-ilvo
pupil * tvho will apply for admission to iho
Omaha High si-nool at the beginning of the
year. This will swell iho number in nctual
uttundaucu next fall to 718 pupils. Tha ca :
pacity ol the lllith school will ho uti'lraly '
tiikon up nuxt year with tlio Hlgb Hchoul
pupils und this only ompliinizes thu stitto-
tncnl th'it ttio now < ; ontnil Rchool building
will ba very inuuh needed at the opoulnt ; of
the EUboal your. Ttio enrollment of High
tchool buplU thl > yonr was over 7UJ , but of
cour > u the dally attomluneo u always con-
slilunibly uslow tlio onrollraont.
Sanaparilla destroy * such ( l
sons UH scrofula , ckln dimiio , czama , rhou
muliiui. Its tlmolv ma savoa many lives.
. Uliln't Say If.
OM.VIU , Juno 10. To the Editor of Tun
BEI : : I am quoted in TUB Bun of Thursday
ns having staled at our meailnc in North
Omaha \Vodnosdar evening that it was
blub ttmo to atop thu Union Pacitlo robbery.
Now , 1 did not malto such a Htaiomont , and
I bopi ) you will ix > rroct It , as U has done me
un Injubtloo to bo misquoted m that way.
J. QUINT.
COMMENCEMENT DAYS AGAIN
Interesting Olasws Soon to Ba Oraluated
from Omab.1 Schools.
WHEH THE EVENTS WILL OCCUR
Imlle.itlnix Tlmt l.on.il IMtic.ttloiinl lintl-
ItitliHis Ilitvo Mini n Snrin ! rii ! Vrur
1'rogruiii * for llto Oct-.nlmi Yliino
U'lni Will "fnuo u l.'ul I'iircu-i-ll. "
Commencement days again ! All over the
land sweet girl uraduatos and inaiity sonlnM
nre memorizing tluir snlultitorlos nnd. vale
dictories , orations and thcso. ? . propar.itory
lo their Jinal uppsaranca in college , hall und
Hominnry , when they will "tako a last faro-
well" ot clnssmai.es and lower class men nnd
mnlds , and step out Into thu world , with
sheepskins iintlcr their tinni , nnd the
knowledge of the schools nt their command , '
Locally , the school" Imvo already com
menced tno making of graduates , the
University of Omaha having been llrst in
too Held.
llrmvni'II Hull Comuicncrmriit.
Sunday evening Dnnynoll Hall will
Inaugurate Us twunty-fourth unnunl com
mencement exorcises slnoo its incorporation
nt St. M.itthl.u church , Itnv. John Wil-
llains of St. llurnao.is preaching the annual
sermon , Monday ul 1) ) o'clock ' the art nnd
essay exhibition will Uo Mold In tlio chapel
of the school , uml Monday overling at 8
o'clock the annual muslcnlo will take mace ,
the program of which Is ns follows :
I'AIIT I ,
1'innn Quartet lloiorn Mos/.kowskl
Mls > in U iriooold. .M. Uco.l' . 13. Smith ,
1C. llrown.
Vociil Solo \Vhcro H Heaven ? Mtirtl
.Miss K. Kvcrls.
I'liuio Duel Uomloop. IS'J. No. 4 Iiloliuer
Miss 1C. Smith und Miss lUir uss.
Vocul S : > o-Vou Itouyn
MUs.T. Means ,
PlnnoSolo Dornroschon Hondo
Miss A. Nelson.
Vocal Solo Su Sirm : : Hose Ardltl
MIssJ. l.eftwich.
I'litno Duet Adiiulo and Allcsro from dp.
'j llcothovcn
M. und .1. .Menu * .
Vocal Solo-ltlir. , lUiio Holly , Klni
Vun [ .on nep
Miss 1C. Collins.
I'AItT II ,
t'lano Quartet Invitation it-lit Vulso..Weber
Mis * K. Abbott , .Miss M. Murphy , Miss
O. llo\vi' . Miss .T. Kennedy.
VoenlSolo l/OrolosIn ( Tliu UIucui..Ecliorzo
Miss M. Wonworth. !
t'lano solo-Hondo In K l-'lnt Weber
Miss M. I'litnam.
Vocal Solo Dutch Dolls Ostlcro
Muster Windsor Dohurly.
1'lanoKolo ( a ) Tliuro Was a 1'rlnco Knllak
( b ) Slumber Sou ; ; Ourlllt
Miss KllaC'ullnn.
Vocal Solo Lee : < lu My lloart and Sec. . . .
W. O. Smith
Miss M. Means.
Piano Solo ( a ) Forest Scones , lllrd as
l'ro : . . ' . '
| > iet. un. S' Schumann
( li ) ICnincnirjl , Ostrow Portrait.
No.J Uubensteln
Miss K. Collins.
Vocal Solo-La I'rlmavara Terry
Miss I. Kennedy.
Vocal Solo untl Uhorns lilsu. Glad Snni-
mer sun. . . . . ' Leslie
Mlsd K. Holt and Vounl Olass.
Tuesday at 10 o'clock the commencement
exercises , awarding of honors and conferring
of diplomas will occur in the chapel of the
institution , tha program for which Is :
March llonsrolso ICowtilskl
Miss 1C. Abtmtt and Miss A. Nohon.
1'roccsslon of Pupils , Kaculty , Trustees ,
Clergy , Hector and Jilsliop.
Itccltatlon , ThuVlilstllns Kuelmuiit
Miss t'oarlo llarnus.
A Study , Tim Imagination
Miss Mantle Parsons.
Piano Solo , I'olonalso . Chopin
Miss M. Putnam.
Kss.-ty , Tim Moanlus of tlio Kllzabcthan
Agoof Literature .
MIssM. Milriihy.
Essay , Tlio Effect of Giouiuu Intellcot
Upon Itomim Institutions
Mlaa N. Hviirts.
Vocal Solo , Allah . Oliadwick
Ml s K. Holt.
Ks-iay , The Inlliiem'o 6f the Baconian
Method on i-'uloiifu .
Miss llattluUrciltt.
Essay. The Orlirln and Duvelopment of the
j-blrit of JJburty . .
Miss .Mul : o Means. '
Vocal Duet , Joyful Strains ; Waltz , Komlo
. Uambert
Miss Madso Menus and Miss Jennie Means.
liccltatlon , Katu Shelly
. .lesslo Conoway.
Essay and Viilodlclnry , What the Ideal
istic School Is Dolir. for iho Nlnetuenth
Century.
Miss Abba Ilowen.
Piano Solo. Kayawlak ; 1'olUh National
Dance Wleniawskl
.Miss Kntu Collins.
Presentation of tliu prizes and medals by
the router and vice principal. Uon-
fcrrliiKOf ( llil | < iinis : and crosses by the
blslion. Mau'iilllcat , creed , collects and
benediction by the bishop.
March , on. M , No. 1 . Schubert
Miss M. llnue. Miss 1C. Collins. .Miss
C. Howe and Miss. ) . Means-
The class uumoer ? eight , Misses Pearl R.
Barnes , Josslo F. Conway , Aladgo P. Means ,
Haltlo M. Onjutt , AboaV. . Bowen , Naotn ,
F. Evarts , Aladgo Murphy , Maude A. Par
sons. The class motto is "Suavitor in raodol
fortitor In ro. " UciillQ in manners , rcsoluta
In deed ,
Hiicri'Xt Hi-art CiiiiiiiiL-iiconn'iit.
The coinmoncomontexercises of the Sacred
Heart boitrding school In I'urk I'laco will beheld
hold at 3 o'clock on the afternoon of Tuosdny.
Juno 21 , The musical numbers , instrumental
and vocal , are subjects of vor.v special procu
ration. A pleasing little drama in the Ger
man language , brief , and in plot and language
sprightly and amusing , will ho played by
nine porformern.A charming llttlu dialogue
will bring on the stage , in n short Kngllsh
entcrtainmont , the six youngest pupils of the
academy. Other numbers of a literary char
acter lill out a program of unusual Interest.
Thu members of tbo graduating rluss ara
Misses Kavln of LaCrossc , Leo , McNnmara ,
i'uudt nnd tVllliauis of Omaha nnd Suhanu
of Pupilllon. Miss Kevin Is the vatodlcto-
nun of bor class. U may bo noted that all
thu litoraty matter presented , including the
German cotaedk'tta , is entirely original ,
excluding nil tbosu "selections. " und
ndaplutlons ordlnuilly onturing into school
program ] . Ht. Uov. Bishop Scanncll will
ure-ildu over the axercisos and confer grudu-
ntlng honors , premiums and crowns.
huliuol Uoiiiiiiuiicuiuunt.
The commoncomentoxorciscs of tlio Omaha
High school will bo hold on the evening of
Juno 'J3 In Doyd's now theater. The class
will bu the largest over graduated from the
Omaha High school. There arc lifty-oisht
younp ladles and ton younp men In tno class.
It is also considered the brightest class ever
sent out from tliu Omaha scat of learning ,
Tbo following iLombcm of tbo class will
take part in the graduating exercises : Ora
tions and ossayx , Jessie Bridge , ( jraco
Hughes , Hattie Ojgood. Helen Smith , Scott
Brown , Henry Clark : declamations , Koplna
Bulinlieim , Luther Loisonring ; music , duets ,
Jesse To iv no and Uoua Strang , Arthur Car
ter and ( jcorn'lu Brunor , Clara tipolimm and
Llda Ax lord. idy
Class day will bo observed the Wednesday
before commciicemunt. The uxcrclses will
Include an athletic contest lu the morning
and the class exercises proper in the after
noon. Miss Cora McCundllsh will address
the lower classes and give them a little
wholeso'mo advice , Louis Rdwards ' will
speak to tun seniors in the same strain and
tno Ivy address will ho delivered oy Ben
Ginsberg. Misses Kdnu Robertson and Mar
garet McIColl will rovlow the history of Die |
class , and Miss Netlio Stnlloy will endeavor
to lift ttio veil and foretell the futuru of the
class members. The exorcises will conclude
with it poem iiy Miss Ida Mayor ,
I'lTBomiul of tlio dam.
Followiniturolho namoi of the mnmbars
ofthocluis ! Vivian AlvUoc , Ida Axford ,
Mary Bochol , Marirarot Bennett , UlllUn
Benson , Elizabeth Brohm , Jo.tlo Beverly ,
Jobslo Brldgu , Klnora Brooks , Uoorglo ;
ilrunor , Mary Buck. Sophia Bullnlioim ,
Harriet Chamberlain , Mabel Coluy , Murgurot
( Jolvln , Nora U-iugbtory , Cora tJoinoy , §
Carrlo Uraff , Clara Gilbert , IClttto Ilsscr ,
Blanch Hammond , LUllau liar PS tor , Katie
Ilcolau , Margaret Hooy , Nelllo Ilolmui ,
Grace Hucbus , Myrtle Hushes , Kuslo Hun-
teen , Lillian Joliuston , Tilliu Larson , Klttlo
Liiwrouco. Cora McCandlUn , Pearl Mo.
Cumber , Marcurot MclColl , Nellie McLean ,
Ida Mover , Bertha Newman , Hultlo Obcr-
( elder , Hattie Ossood , Kmma O good , Kadlo
Packard , Alnm Peters , Mltinlo HeoJ , Edna
ICobcrtsou , Mabel Simon , Bosslo Bklnner ,
Atinutt Smlloy , Helen Smith , Clara S pet-
in an , Lorcuu blooue , Hona Slraiig , Ada !
Swan , Cora Swansea , Mary Swaiuon , slo
TownOraco VandorvBorU Maude \Valiaco ,
Aniv Wiitta. 'Iho voiiiis men nro ! u'llllam
lUrilott , S.-ott llivwn , Arthur T. Carter ,
Hnnry I Clarke. 1-Vatilf Dotv/ellor , Loun
s , Bon GlnsticJ-y. Luther Lolsenrinir ,
Charles Morrison , A\trod \ IMiTtou.
The program lor Iho fcouirricncomenl cxor-
cUe.Is at follow * : r '
March . . Orchestra
Hw.iy. .Voiiirn Ti-mionoli" . llattlo
'lanii Duel.
Uvorture tiX/iimpi :
. v. Ml Spotmiin
Ksmv. What Port -.1 . Miss llrlik-o
UrooUs
, Miss liutlnhulii
Mmulollni ' '
IhH-U .mil Vt-'prlrirllinH. . . . .Men'ol sohn
( I'laiio I *
. . .Artli-iv T. Cnrttir.MIsiOcnrxlc llrunnor
Unit Inn , uiir Cuuntn-'H I'lllurc. . ! . Se'ott llrown
tuleuliun " , j. ; Oi-i-hrstri
K BV The Monotones Helen Smith
Poelntntlon fulhir I.e si'tirlns
I'lnlio Dui't Italv , MiwiWkl
MNsesTownonml Slrnnx.
Lsjny A Nu Iucteil Hero
, . Ml < s Ornci'Hushes
Unit Ion--A M-tn nnd n Uvular of Mun
: Henry Olnrlt
UliT.sUliortis-aool Nl ht Leslie
I'rusldontN mid MM * , Presentation ot diplo
mas.
mas.Mn rob.
TIHTO will bo no graduatlnc class nt
Cromhlnn o'dloL-o thh your , a chaneo in the
cour-so of otudy several voars nco having ru-
HultuJ in Iho consolidation of two classes.
FACTS , WOT VISIONAUY VAPOUINOS
Whit : Viitln ; ; tin ; lUmd.s Cull AvcoiiipllliM
Onuilm'.i riitiirn In tlio ll.ilunri' .
OMAHA , Juno H , To the Editor of Tin :
BIK : : 'J'hu Nobr.xska Central proposition In
Its nntirn indobtcdnuss and cost to the pcoplo
of Doucla" conntv at the end of twenty ynrs
represents n per ciplta ; tax of less than 810
m the onsU of our present population , a tax
of JVJ cents per year lor each of us. nnd cer
tainly not the terrible drain upon our re
sources that It Is represented to bo by some
of our eminently "conscn-atlvo" citizens. I
recognize i fully that a tax upon the commu
nity for the benc'Ilt of any Individual Interest
is wrong In principle and can only bo Justi
fied upon the fact being well demonstrated
that incidents have arisen in the adminis
tration of public affairs that ImpciMtlveiy
doidand that order of patriotism , whereby
the community at largo ( s ucnolltad at a
coin 1110:1 expense and with no complaint from
the true citizen. When wn stop to consluor
thu trilling expense and tuo many and
varied bonollts arising from ttio propsiUon
before us , wo realize its public nccoslty nnd
benefits and ought not to liesltato a moment
in according lo the proposition all the en
couragement required irom us ai n body
politic.
The condition of our nffaira locally are at
a crisis. It Is usole.ss for us to attempt to
couco.d the fact , deceive ourselves or to compare -
pare our condition with other bodies who are
prosumablv worse olT than ourselves. The
emptv buildings , wholesiile , retail , and
dwelling houses of all kinds are
mute nnd earnest testimony which
no subterfuge can overcome. The own
ers of such properties are fairly en
titled to some roivard for the energy and en
terprise displayed in the upbuilding of our
city ; oven if their Judgment was at fault ,
wo Imvo nil indirectly received bencllls from
their enterprise In the way of labor , prollts ,
ana In the solidifying of the values of our
realty. Something must bo done , nnd
of the heroic order. The largo
amount of realty that this enterprise
forever takes out of Cho market , the largo
sums of money that will bo paid out for
realty , terminal improvements und thn build-
lug of the bridge , reaching millions and to bo
paid out in our midst , will , to 11 largo extent ,
assist us ii bridging over the temporary
dullness of affair which Is general , putting
us in condition to iliciit nt its dawn the era
of prosperity which Is sure to come. In the
meantime wo are- Assured a conservative ,
legitimate nnd wholesome growth , giving us
prestige over all * competitors and forever
KOttllna the question the city that is to
command the supremacy of all that is tribu
tary to the Missouri valley ,
How can we us tear expect the growth in
jobbing and manufacturing enterprises that
our situation warrants when wo stop to con
sider that to rcacn Hit seaboard wo have to
pay tribute to Chicago , to Chicago roads
controlled by Chicrtgo'raon and worked as n
matter of justlco In tlio. interest of Chicago ,
having been constructed largely for tbatpur-
poie , or else seek an outlet over the route
controlled by the same power that lays the
embargo on the crossing of tbo present
bridge } Uollof at any cost must ba had or
Omaha relegated to the "iniuht have boons. "
Kcllof , if immediate , would bo a profitable
business investment at four times the pro
posed cost , it is a foolisti business
proposition to aslc this enterprise , now
ai > d struggling if you wish , to enter
a city of 15'J.UO'J ' population on the same
basis that old established lines enter a city
of 500,000 population. Bearing In mhid the
fact that St , Louis paying tribute , bo it
over so small , to cross"the Mississippi river
will uo met hero with the toll required to
cross thu Missouri river , this proposed road
and its connections absorbing the Mississippi
river's toll gives us that advantage over St.
Louis , and to that extent removes a largo
competitor for the business tributary to the
Missouri valloy.
The question of maximum rate is simply
raised to cloud tbo issue. Give us
the bridge and the increased mo-
mcntum of growth that it will
bo a main factor in starting , the competition
it will cause , for competition it. will surely
bo , no mater who controls It , nnd with thn
Increased trafllccaused by such growth the
rate question will solve itself in obedience to
Inexorable business laws , Just ns such ques
tions have solved themselves in Wisconsin.
Illinois , Indiana and other states , and it will
do it quicker than the false stimulus of leg
islation has over done or will do.
The benefits that wo would rcoolvo nro
manifold. Our true inlets nnd outlets oelug
via the Sault Stc. Marie and the gulf , by
tub ) proposed roau under the provisions exist
ing , making connections open to ail roads
seeking such connection , it will unable us to
roach , Independent of Chicago interests ,
Lake Michigan , Lake Superior nnd Sault
Slo. Maria points , which means compotitiou
in rates llko that enjoyed by Dulutli , St.
Paul and Minneapolis , which nro of the very
lowest. To bo able to roach the Sault Ste.
Mnrio or Canadian Pacitlo route to both At
lantic and 1'acillc coasts , relieving us of tha
obnoxious and unjust discrimination caused
by the Inlerslnto commerce bill , wnich Is
only lived up to when benolliing the railroads
nt our expenses , nt other times rumnlnlnc In
innocuous desuetude , is worth tha proposed
cost many times. Uy reaching these outlets
wo hasten the opening to iho gulf , ns nothing
brings railroads like railroads , and' shorten
tbo tlmo whan a great trunk line , radiating
from Omaha and extending through the Dakotas -
kotas and tha whole northwest , will compel
that umpire to seek an outlet hero , paying
tribute to our enterprise , building up our
manufacturing nnu business Interests and
tnaklnuj t-he-greavgity-wo , nro destined to
bo if wo take ndvnntugo of our opportunities.
This road In construction and when com-
plutcd will act us a stimulus upon every
present dormant Interest , Invite ethers , nt-
trnct to our elty iiud glvo employment to
thousands , cheapen thu cost of
materials , nnd in tha single ilaiii of
nnthracllo or until coal will savu In
lessoned freight charges to our citl/.ons
nnd citizens of the stnlu tnnro than enough lo
pay both the principal nnd Interest of the
proposed Hubsldy. The fuels HOI forth nro
not visionary , but nro wifjln the most com
mon probabilities , \vllh the proposed im-
provumonU completed our Importuned is
Increased fourfold. Lot us unite in making
Omaha's destiny usiurad , It becomes u
publiu duty to vote tlioo bonds.
TAXI-AVKII.
TO CtOIIIMH till )
Effectually yoi gently , when costlvo or
bilious or when thu blooJ Is impure or slug ,
( jisl'i ' to permanently CUM habitual constipa
tion , to awaken the kldnoya and liver lo n
healthy activity , without Irritating or wank
unlng ihoin , tu dlspsl hoadaobos , colds or
fevers , use Syrup of Flat.
. FAILED TO GET ACTION.
Union Drpul Oucatloii Unsettled Owing to
Atluntloii ,
The fute of tlio union depot was not deter
mined vostorday. The conference between
thu railroad men and the cltlzeus1 committee
was attended by Protldoiit Clark , Director
Fred Amos and Vlco President Kimuall of
tha Union Pud tlo , by General Manager Hot-
( Irogo of too n. & . M. , and by Herman
Kountzo , John Horbnoh , Andrew Koiowator
nnd Couuclluiuu Prlnco on iho part of the
° Uy <
UyOn
On account ot the absenoo of tie ) greater
I'Tt ' o' the comiiilttoe , aovoral of the mom
bars being at Mlnuoapolls , It was uf food that
no iiojitlvo move should bo mudo until n
fuller attendance of the committee Is hod ,
Aiothor meeting will bo unllod for n week or
tun days hanco.
At yesterday's conference , however , the
matters in conirovoriy wnro dlscunsod In
formally for nu hour , anil thuro Is every rea
son to beltovo that the city nnd the railroads
will bo nblo to como to satlsfaurory terms ,
Tha p-opo ltlon mndo by thu eommlUeo la
that the Union Depot cotntinn.v shall wnlvo
till claim to the ? loOOt ) 'worth of viaduct
bonds. In ro'.urn for which Iho i-lty Is tova
the ootupnn v a uloar tlllo to the depot ground' ' .
.Nlcasrs. Clurk , Holdrcga nnd Amos nsstirctl
tlio cmiunltto that the rnilroatls wcro ready
to agrco to that proposition , nnd they offer
to gunranteo that tha construction of tha
union depot , shall bo pushed with all possible
speed.
Messrs. Clark and Amos loft the elty last
ulRlU for Now Vork in order to attend the
funeral of the Into Sidney Dillon.
Mr. Htiiiliiiiiiin Iti-iiuiliiH in Oinnlin ,
Mr. .1 , U. llucbanan remains In Omalm , ns
general ngent of the Sioux City & Pneltlo
nnd the lilithorn. Attorn long conference
Wcdnosdny with Mr. Ilughltt of
Iho Northwestern system mid 'sov-
oral direators In the Western Pns-
Bcngor nssoclatlon , the nbovo conclusion
was reached. What Mr. litichauan nikad of
the association is not known , but the live-
year contract wns not forthcoming , nnd the
general passenger nitont eould not sco his
wnv clear to nco3ptiT\g \ the plnco without
seine other gunrnntco than the ono proposed.
Itullroail Notnv ,
W. \ y. Ilowoll , traveling passenger ngent
ofwe the Milwaukee , has "returned from a
western trip.
Frank I Prophet , traveling pasicngor ngent
ofwe tha Union Pnclllc , who Ims ocun 111 for n
WCUK past , is recovering.
The Trans in issourl L'nssongor nssocintlou
moots at Chicago next Tuesday lo oloot a
successor to James Smith , resigned. AH
indications point to the election of Mr.
Falthorn , who seams slated for tha plnco.
The following bulletin was posted this
mcrning in union rucille ucnutiunriors ,
signed by K. Dickinson , assistant general
mumiger : "As n marlc of ruspoct to the
lat Sidney Dillon , chairman of tha
board of directors of this company
nnd for many years Its president ,
tin general olllcoo of this company will bo
closed on thu aay of his burial , Monauy ,
Juno 18 , 1891 ! . " The , shops will close out of
respect to tliu memory of thu ox-prcslduut.
DoWitt's Snrsuparllla clcansos the blood
TO DISBAK FxlANK MUNN.
.Iiiilge Iliivlx OriluFH it Trlolty Ijiiwyer's Pi-r-
mationt Kellreiiient I'roiii rraetluu.
This morning n sensation is promised
ns ono of the attractions in the criminal
division of the district court. Frank K.
Munu , tlio nUornuy , will bo arraigned for
disbarment.
There K not liable to bo nny slip ,
as Judge Davis has instructed County
Attorney Muhonoy to prepare the
papers in tbo case. Acting under those In-
tructlons , the county attorney hns lllou an
iiformation in the onlco of thu clerk
f the district court , wherein it is
ceiled that Frank 1C. Mtiim hns bcou
Imrged with having knowingly induced ono
jcoro Hoffman to subscribe to n fulso nlll-
'uvit ; that Munn has been tried by iv Jury of
its pear. * nnd convicted of the crlmo of
ubornntlon of perj\iry. The information
ilso cites Munn to appear before .Tuago
) avit tomorrow morning and s > how
: ausb why honcclorth and forever
10 should not bo prohibited from practicing
aw before nny of thu courts of the state of
Nebraska.
The usual custom In cases of disbarment
s to bring the matter to tbo attention of the
bar committee appointed at each term of
courtbut , in this case tbo crimois so flagrant
that n trial will ba had before
.ho court , in which Munu was convicted.
Attorneys who know the facts in the case
express but little doubt about Munn having
to move out of the losal ranks. They state
that on account of his having boon convicted
there will bo no reason why Judga Davis
should not , cuter up the order.
Why this case will provo of intoroit is
owing to the fact that during tbo history of
the Dotighis county courts , which dates bacit
to 1S57 , a inMolitlOQor at the bar hns never
Doou removed permanently. Some years ago
two attorneys wcro suspended while eases in
which they were interested were pending in
the supreme court , but subsequently they
, vera reinstated und allowed to continue as
members of tha profession.
Troitblu fur .llorearty.
Attorney Edward F. Morinrty is In trou
| ble oncj more. This time he has been cited
to ( appear before the Judge of the probate
court ( , and show causa why ho should not bo
fined for contempt. Today is the date lixed
for tiio explanations.
The information lilcd against Mr. Morlarty
states that on March 25 ha iilea a fnlso anil
fraudulent probate notice in the matter of
thoojt-.ito of Tarosa MuGlvon , deceased.
The notlco , so the Information states , pur
ported to have been signed by ox-Judgo
Shields. Another count in thu information
charges that on April ' _ ' ; ! Mr. Morinrty
appeared before the p'robato court and then
and tbcra filed n false and fraudulent notlco
In the matter of tbo cstato of Nullio 3. Klcff-
nor , deceased. The paper so filed boars dale
of Juno i' { , 1801 , and purports to have boeu
signed by ox-Judgo Shields. Both of the
papers are pronounced forgeries.
( 'ourt Nntun.
' Experience R tabrook hns brought suit
'ngninst J. F. Tilly , superintendent of build
ings' , Andrew Kosnwiuot' city engineer , nnd
J. J. ( Jalllgan , chief of the 11 ro department.
Ho alleges that during the mouth
of Miy : , with a largo force of
men , the defendants entered upon his
promises and destroyed property which ho
vnluod nt $ -,000. The property in question
was the old .k'll'orson Square stables on Six
teenth near Cass street. The building was
llrst condemned ns n structure dangerous to
the public safety and ilia council passed nn
ordinance ordering it removed.
In tlio case of tlio stata ncnlnst John J.
Wills , chnrged with having shot J. C. Her-
nuy , tha jury last night returned u verdict of
guilty.
Do\Vltt's Sarsaparllla is reliable.
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Sulto 610 Sliuoly Ullc. , cor. loth and
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Eyes to led freouy an KX 1 > T OPTICIAN
1'urfect adjustment. Bujicrlor lenses , Nor
ousheivdueho cured by using our .Spoolaolei
und nyujlabios 1'rlcui low for IlMt clim
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,
114 8. IClh St. , Cruk'hlon Hloclc ,
2S
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The umltiont upoelnlUt In nervous , chronic , prlvnlo. Moo.l , skin itml urinary ill'i > os. A rcjnlsr i nd
rodhtcrcil RriKlnnlo In moitolno. n * diplomas nnil rt'rittlcateA allow. l till trontliiK with tlio '
rnturrh , pi'rnmtorrhoca , lost manliooil , iomhiM Wi' no . . nUhl lo n . tmi itoicr ! , irplillu. uronti'st ' succcii . -
ilrk'luro. *
L-on
orrlidOH , KHct , vnrlcorolo.cto. No mercury uteJ. Now trrnlniunt forlo of vltnl IIIIWIT , I'littloi iinnblo to
VIMtmu nny botrantol nl homo bjr oorro'iiomltnci' . Mo'ltuna ' or Inilrutnrntt ! > ont
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mull ( ir < ' < pri'
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tree. rorrap nilrii < < u etrlctlr nrlvnto. Hook ( .Uysttirlni of Ufa ) eanl trva. UOlou buuraUk. m. tut ) p. m.
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Kvcty MAN can he
S'niONO anil VIO-
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_ _ . . _ l'y mini ! flPANISII
NJtKVINIJ , theBrcntapntilRli Jletiiedy , YOUNO MKN
OH OLD sullrrlnu ( rein NltRVOUS DJ51IILITV , IOST ot
FAI1INO MANHOOD , nlKhllyciiiissloniconvulsions , iimvoui
P'O'lratlon , consul by Iheuse of opium , tobacco or nlculiolw.tkc.
lulncss , incui.il ilcnresslon , loss opower in cither sex , spermaior-
nr.rnoRK AND AFTKK . , .
UJ.K rlicu.1
caused by stltalmsn nntl nvcr iiululRcnCD or nnvtirrsonnl wenk'
ncsacau be icslorctl ID pcifcct bc.ilih nnil iho NOIim VITALITY Olf STllONO MJtN.
WoRlvoa writlen Kunrnntea withe boxes to cure nny c.tro or ruimiil HID money. $1 o.'iotO boici 35
For Sale in Oniaha by Snow , Lund & Co.
All I lie latest styles in
Soft and Stiff Hats.
STSTSOH'S
SOFT andS TIFF HATS.
AULABAUGH FOR CO ,
,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS
218 South 15th Street.
Purs Stored and Repaired.
A Wrluon Gunrnntoo
to Cure Every Case or
Money Hofundod.
Our cure Is pornmnont unit not a patching np. G ! OI
treated soren yearsnjo Imvonovor soon a ymptora
ilnco. . llyilescrlblni ! cnso fully wo can trjit you by
xn&ll , and wo ftlTo the BAIQO atronx Ktinrnntoo to euro
or refund nil money. Tlioe who prefer to como here
Jcir treatment cry n do so an J wo will piy rallroa'l faro
both wayBandliotol bills nhllolioro , If wo fall to euro
We challenge tlio world for n case that ocr Mnjlo
Hemcdy will not \vrltoforpartlcularaanilBe6
tbievlflence. In our seven years prnctlco with th *
Maulo Kemeily It hits been mo t Jinicult to ororcoma
tbo prejudices nxalnst socalled speclllc.i. IJut unilor
ouratrong Riinrnntoa thousnuda are trylnit It and ba
limcurod. W6euarantoo to euro or refund OTery
dollar , and as wo bar a reputation lo protect , nlso
mmnclal Inicklnu ofWMioWlt Is perfectly § af to all
who wlli try the treatment. Heretofore yon have
putting up unit paying out your money for illlloront
treatments , and although you nro not yet euro I no
one has paid bach your monoy. Wo will positively
cureyou , Oldchronic , JoopueatoJ cai s euro ! In0)
loin days. InvoitU.i-.o < jur flnanclal itanillnv , our
rcputftllon ns bu Incss men , \Vrlto us for nainoi nn I
addrcucsof those wo bavo cured who h T8 Ktron
permission to refer to them. It cost * yea only Post *
ncctoilo this. If your symptoms nro sera throat ,
ruucoui patches In mouth , rheumatism In bones nnJ
joints , hair fulling out , eruptions on nny part ot tbu
body , fcollnKof Kener.tl dcproulon , pains In bead or
bones. You have no time to waste. TIIO who ara
constantly taking mercury nnd potash , should UD-
continuotU Constant use of these Oru3 will eurcly
brine sores nnd cntln.- ulcers In tbo end. Don't fall to
write. All correspondence sent sealed In plain en-
vclopo.Vo Inr'to the most rlxU Inrestluatlou aJ
will do all in our rower to nldyoutclU Addrojs ,
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Bupposlturlea. Ointment la cjipsuloj , nlso In Box
and I'llls : n 1'oiltlve Cure for external , Internal
blindnr UleodtUR Itching , Chronle , Ilooant or llurudl-
taryl'llus. Tnls ItomeJy h never buun known tc
( all. 81 per box. 0 forfi ; eontby mall. Why surtttrfrom
thin terrible illsOBsn when a wrltton gaarantoo is
positively Klvon with n boxoi or refund the money If
not cured Send stamp for free tiatnplo. tiuaradteo
Isiuod by Kulm A Co. , I > ruiml l . Solo AvenU , corner
10 and I > oc clasiitreeti. Omaha. Nob.
DR. 13.C. WIWf-3 NBItVKA.NI ) IlltAINTIlEAT-
MK.NT. nepuclHufor Hyalorln. DUilnm , FHi , Noil-
rnl Ia , Hoadttchu , Nervous 1'rostraton cttuited by
alfuhoior tobncct ) , W.iVofulnun. .Montal Uouroj
alon , ijoftnossof tlio llriiln , oautliu Insanity , misery
decayiluatli. I'rumtture'Ohl A''o , llarriiuoii , J/on
of 1'owur In cither ser , liuputcnoy , LuucurrUda an '
nil Foiualo Wuikness i , Involuntary lioaai , Spur
inatnrrhca ctusoil by ovur-uxurllun of tha brnln
f-oll-iiliuiiiiivor-lir.lnli.Mnco. A month' * trjiitma-i
tl , G for C-3 , by mall. WoKuurnntouilx boiuj tocu'
Kneli order ( urU bo Ye i , wltli o will no.nl writ'
imarnnt"elo rotund If not unriiJ. ( iuurantoo In ,
only by A. tiehrotttr , ilriiKKlm. role luunt. uotilb
rnrnor Kitl' ' mid Kir miu t . 'in.thn
WOODEN SIDEWALK UUSOLUTlON
CONSTRUCTION.
Council C'hnnibor. Omalin , N'eh. , May 21 , IS'.IT.
Holt resolved by the c'ty ' coiinull of the ulty
nf Oiniihit , tlio mayor rononrrlnir :
Tlmt wooden Rldewalka bo constriiotcd In
the city of Oimha a dcsliiiiited below , within
live days after the publication of thN resolu
tion , or the iiumonal service thcrnof , us hy
ordlnanco U authorized and required ; sncn
side wnl Us to he In III to Iho Krndoon iho st routs
snoulllod heroin , nnd to ho constructed of plno
Dlanlc of Hiioh width and thickness nnil bo laid
upon joints of such dimensions and In such
iiiaiiiinriiH In prescribed by the Hpoclllcatlon *
nu Illo In the olllco of tlio Hoard of I'ubllo
\Vorkniiud under llRbtiporvMlon , to wit :
Wi'Ht Hldo of 10th st rout , lots 1 to 8 oxclnnlve ,
block 7 , Hazel Terrace , U feet wido. temporary
'
West sldo of J.Hli street , lots 1 and 8 , block
21H. elty , U feet wltlo , temporary K"ido.
West sldo of Jith ! street , lots I and 2. block n.
Kounlzu's 'M addition , U foul wide , temporary
ICiiHt sldo of 20th Hlroot. lots 2 , : i. n , 7. hook !
17 , Kounmi & Kulh's addition , lowered , ru-
pnlred iind rululil. , ,
Knstsldoof lath Btroot , lots I to 7 InoliHlvo ,
Lcls I'lace , II fret wide , present ur.'ido ,
Kmttsldo of li'th .striiol , lots 1 to III InoUwlvii.
M , Donovan'a subdivision , i ! feet. wide , present
u sldoof Dili strnot. lot lOuiiil i > ( of lot
! ! . lvounl/.u'i.2il addition , 0 feel wide , present
iist sldo of UHh street , lots 1 to I ) Inclusive ,
block 7 , Arbor 1'laue , 0 feet wide , present
a do of ' 'ilth sireut , lots 5 and H. 1'ruyn's
suhillvUlon of rihlnu's addition , 0 feet wide ,
' 'nliiit ' h Miio of C'lld well street , lot.blonlc 13 ,
Hhlnn's addition. 11 feel whlu. present prude.
. DII Hi nliloof Iliimlltoii strout , lot I , block II ,
Hhlnn'ii Kildltlon , n ftel wide , present grudu.
And ho It furlhur ruiolvuJ !
That the Hoard of 1'ulillo Works bo mid
lioiuby lit anthorlzod and dlroiilud to cause u
cony of this resolution lo hu piibllshod In Hie
olnelal paper of the elty for ono week , or bu
hurvod on ll.nijwnorsof said lols and unless
such ownorn shall within II vo days after the
publication or tiorvlou of such copy construct
Hild Hldewallis : is hnroln renulrod , Unit the
Hoard of I'uhllu Works uau o iho auino to DO
clone , the cost of conmruulliii ; said sidewalks
respective y to bo asos sod amilnst the loul
osliiUi. lotorparlof lot In trout of uiiduljul-
Hlduwalks.
{ 'resident of iho Council.
Attest : JOHN ( HtOVKy.
Oily OlurU.
Approvodi OKO. 1 . JIE.MI8.
Mayor.
NOTIOITO : CON8THUOT BimiWAfiKB.
To tlio owner * of the lots , parts of lots und
real e tale dosi-rlbod in the above rosolu
You unit each of you tire liurshy notl lud to
construct woodunsldowalU * as loiiulrod by u
ro.olution of thu cliy council and imiyor of
Iho oily of Oiualia. . ' ' ' "
COUy. I. - - ' ' . .
Olinlriuan Hoard of 1'ublluprk .
Oiiiijho , Nou. , Juno 4 , IbW. Jld7t
THE SPECIALIST ,
Isunjwrpiisseil in thetroatmontof all formsof
PniyAtfi DISEASES , and all dlsorlors
and doblllllos of youth anU mnnliooil. 17 years'
oxporlence. Ills resources and f.tollllles lira
practically unllinltod. The Doctor Is recom
mended by the pre , nnd endorsed In thn
stroiisust terms by tliu pcoplo for fair treat
mentind honest professional advice. The
most powerful remedies known to modern
sclpnco for the Hiiccosftful treatment of the
following diseases :
GONORRHOEA Immcrtli'.to relief. A com
plete cure without the loss of uu hour's lima
from business.
QLKET Onu of the most complolo and suc
cessful treatments for gleet and all annoyfn ;
dischargesyet ; known to the inudlonl profoi-
bliin. The rosulti are truly wonderful.
STBICTUKE Orontest known remedy for
the troHtmcntof .strlctnro , without pain , cut-
tliiLor dilatlnv. A most rpinarlcthle remodv.
SYPHILIS No tri-almont for this torrlblo
blood dlscaso lias ever been more stu-cesifnl.
nor had .stronger cndorhomcnts In the llshc
of modern science this disease U positively
curable and every trace of the poison entirely
removed from the blood.
LOST MANHOOD , nnd ambition , nervous-
less , tlniMHv. ilenpoudency and all wenknes ?
mi ] disorders of youth or manhood. KulloC
> hlnlned ntonce.
SKIN DISEASES , and nil diseases of the
stomach , blond , liver , klitnuys and bladder
ire treated su ecossfnlly with the uroalos
viiown roinoillcs for the cmo-isii.
Wrlto for olrouUirs andriuojtlon list , frco.
litli u nil JYu-imm fit
THIS "UIK 1WBCT"
The Only I'orfoe * , Vnln l
und Jfuotiil Syrlugc in
tlio World.
Is tlio only .syrlnEo over
Invented Iiy whlcli vaclnal
nJuutloiH can boiuliiilnlstor-
cd without luaklns nnd sull-
IIIK tlio clutlilnc or nooej.il-
tatliiK tlio use or u vussul.
und wliluli 0:111 : ulbO bo u od x1 H
for root : il Injections.
SOFT miniiRK uui.n ,
HAUDKUlUlKUllELL.
I'RICK SU 00.
Orders Solid tod.
The Aloe & PcnfoldCo.
1 tit It Street ,
Kc.xl lo rosloto '
MANDOLINS
The Liikesklo
n . .
tVOS & JIKAI.V , 160 to llil SUlo St. , Clilt KO.
WOODKNSIIJEWALICHKSOLUTION
CONSTKUCTION.
Council Olminlior.Onmliu , Noli , Slav It. IMJ.
Ho itrusolvud by tlio oily counoll of tlio oty )
of Omuliii , tlio iniiyiirfonciirrlinj :
That wooden mdownlns ho coiistnictoil In
thuolty of OimilKiua dosliiinttod bolovv , wllli-
In II vo ilayH nf l r tliu ptiulluatlon of this romi- 3
Intlon , or the porHonal Hurvlco thereof , in ly
ordlnitneo ) iintliorliud and roiiilri | < n :
hiicli Hlclowuilii to lie lulil to tlio ur.iihi on thn
ulreou spoollled liuroln nnd to bu constructed
of plno plunk of tmcli width nnd thleknesn
anil bo lulil nponjoUts of sucli dimensions
and In SIIL-II inantier nn H prnsorllioil by tlio
jpoulllent oiMon Illo In tlio olllcu of tlio lloiird
of I'niille Works , and under lt HUiiurvIslon ,
to wit :
West sldo of illiUtrcut , south HI feet lot X
UlouU I , rortlund I'luuu ' , 0 foul wide , pre unt
Crude.
North slilo of llrowno Btroct , lots II und ( - ' .
bloc'KV , UiiKonorii'-t itildltli < nl ) feet wide , torn-
pornry erikdo.
KimtHlilelHtli street , low liJ to L > 3 Inulnslvo ,
block ' . ' , HiiKoUorn' ' ) mldltloii , U feet wide , teni-
sreet , lots 18 to 2-J Inolnilvo.
ii. UiiBoUuruV itddltlon , U fuot wlilo , tuiu-
por.iry itrudo. , . . ,
Houtli side Mimon street , lot 2 , liloulc I. ,
Kountzo ( t Uuth's addition , ( J fuel wide , pres
ent urudu.
And ho It further revived !
OThultlia Hoard of I'nlillo Worki l > o itnd liuro-
by In aiitliorUud nnd dlreeted to 0111110 a cotiy
of thN resolution to bu pulilmhed In till' of-
( luliilpuporof the t-lty for ono week , or bo
orvol : on tlio owners of Bald loll , and uiiluM
miuh owners ahull within live d.ij'H uftor the
publication or service of Hiicli copy cointniut
Hiild hlduwalks UH herein reiiulrod , Hint , in
of I'nlJ'.la Worxs UHIHO Ilio H : " ' ' ' ' t < > ' >
donn. the t-oslof constructlii * ld "W"
rixpuullvoiy tu bo mo.s'jud " " " , ' ( '
, ,
L i > lniu. lotorjiartof lot In front of mm
.
1'awud , May in. ibBt
JAVIJ !
f iho ( 'oil null ,
A e.t
Approved ! QKO. V.
Mltfor.
NOTian TO CO.NSTKUCT HIDLWAMCH.
To the owni'M of tlio loin , parti of lots und
iciilostuto dusurlbed In thu nbovo roiolu-
Voii and ouuti of you uro hoieliy notlllud lo
coniitruBt wooden Hldewalkii tin ro'iulred l > y
u rorto.utloii of the city council unu mayor of
the uny o'0' " "tts , > . , ' ? , ! ? { ? . . 1"a
itoiiy. > " . IliltlvllArrr.il ,
Uliutrmun Hoard of 1'ulillo Work * .
OmiiUii , Nub. , Junol , IWi Jld7t