Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY JiEE : MONDAY , JUNE 27 , 1892 ,
AT SOUTH OMAHA
i
Interesting Dispute Bttwecn the Council
and the School Board.
00TH WORKING ON DIFFERENT LINES
fa Smith Omnlin n City of tlio Pint or
HtooiiU Cln 7 Tim ( Jiiottloii on
Which They lIllTor-Tho
.School I.nvy.
An Intcrcillnff mooting wn hold nt 11
9'clock joslorday nt the Union stock jnnls
pftlce. TUoso present wora Councilmen
wood , Walters and Hcliulz and Messrs. .lonos ,
Jheek. Funston and 1'ciirl ol the Bo.ird of
CJucntlon. Tbo mooting was for the pur
pose of dUcusslnt ? the proposed school lory
if 12 % mills , which the board maintains is
The meeting roiultod In bringing out one
peculiar nnd interesting state ot affairs and
Ytrblcb should bo looked Into. The city coun
cil li conducting the affairs of the city upon
the prcsumntlon that South Omaha Is a city
Of the llrst class , having moro than 10,000 In-
habltimts , whllo the school board U work-
ng under tbo charter of a city of
, ho bucund class , ono having more ihou
> ,000 t opulatlon. Thu members of the school
aonrii clnim that the courts have hold that
South Omnha la a city of the second class ,
ind cite thocasc of tbo contest made two
yearn uau to Ascertain whether the district
fcbould bo governed by n board of six or nine
Bombers , and iho decision was handed down
Jiat the school board should bo composed of
kix members , as provided for In cities of the
Second class.
The members of the council , however , are
Of a different opinion , and maintain that
teoulli Umnha la a city of the first class nnd
; boy are conducting tbo business of iho city
Iu nccordanca with the provisions of the
tiharler for a city of tlmt kind. This ques
tion was not discussed at any length , and
.ho countenances of tboso present beamed
Vtith the assurance that "our slao la right
IBI d iho other follows are wrong. "
i DUcusflccl tlio Now Lovy.
The question of tbo levy of l-j-.j mills for
Icbool purposes was discussed pretty thor-
BUidily. The position taken by tbo members
Vf ) tbo school board is that the levy la made
ncccftsur.v by reason of Iho rapid growth und
jirosont crowded condition of the city schools ,
nud the demand for more school buildings ,
jburlnt ? the past year many scholars have
been turned nwuy and in tbo High scbeol
building In several rooms the attendance
Vvns so lureo that It was necessary to divide
Vie sclioltirs into two classes , ono attending
| n the forenoon nnd tuo other in tbo after-
boon. 'Iho city la well provided for in all
JiaitH except the northern and northwestern
fcortlon and It Is tbo Intention to erect ono
Icliool building on Missouri nvonuo and
another In the northern part , of town. The
ttunds derived from iho saloons cannot bo
used for any other purpose than Iu the
payment of salaries , and whatever balance
( hero is must go into a sinking fund. The
board Is opposed to selling the sites now
pwned by tbo city , and claim there Is no
tnarliot for thorn nna they would bavo to be
UUjM .d of nt a loss. No levy bus buon made
Aluco ISS3 nnd the board falls to understand
tony there Is any opposition to a levy this
' ,
> The levy of 12 < mills will glvo the board
tearly $ > ,000. Tlio income from licenses and
lines will reach SUG.OOd. Tbo estimated cent of
conducting tbo schools for tlio ensuing your Is
placed at IOOCO. The board will also make
coed un overlap of Si.OOO from last year.
U'hus it will to scon that they will have but
the ! 5,000 to bo used In the. purchase of
files and the erection of two buildings.
Tbo committee from the council Interro
gated tbo members of the school board quite
frequently and succeeded In bringing out all
the facts as printed above. They will re
port 10 the council this evening , but as that
Body has no newer In the maklne of the levy
It Is not probable that any recommendations
jvlll be made.
A"ow J'lrn Limits.
At Ibis evening's session of the city coun-
now nro limit ordinance will bo passed ,
new ordinance takes in moro territory
than tbo ono now in vogue , and the boundary
lines are llxcd as follows : Commencing at
the north west corner ot Twonty-sovonth am ]
K streets , extending west along the north
line of N street to tbo cast line of
the right of way of the Union Pacific
railway company ; tbcnco north along
the line of the right of way of said railway
company 150 fcot ; thcnco east on a direct
line lo the alloy belwcon Twenty-fourth and
( Twenty-tilth streets ; thence north along tuo
east line of said alley to the south line of L
treot ; thence east along the south line of L >
trect to tbo alloy between Twouty-thlrd and
Twenty-fourth sveotj ; tbenco south along
tlio west line of said alloy to a point ICO fcot
Aust of the south line of N street ; tbenco
tvost to the west sldo of Twonty-sovonth
/iireot / , 15U feet south of the south line of N
. Btroct ; and tbonco north to the place of be
ginning.
Tbo penalty for tbo violation of the ordl-
' 16anco is a line ot frotn 2o to $100. The oriii-
Jbanco provides for the kind ot buildings and
regulates tbo reconstruction or repair of
Buildings within luo Uro limits.
Notes unil 1'ernuimln.
Colonel E. O. Mayllold was at Louisville
ypstorday.
Chief of 1'ollco Bockotthas recovered from
bis Illness and will re umo bis onlclal duties
today.
A in on Sclioutz , tbo popular ulork at the
Dalmonlce , returned homo yesterday from u
Visit to Erie , Pa.
Miss Etta Tyloo , a popular young lady , has
accepted a position witn the American Dis
trict Telegraph company.
Two men , a team of horses nnd a wagon
tolled down the steep embankment nt
Twenty-third nnd U streets yesterday. No
dnmugo wus douo.
The Metropolitan Street Uallwav comnanv
nas completed Its track and now has u horsa
car running from Twenty-fourth and N
otrcots to Albright. Tbo company will have
ouurctlons mauo and cars will bo running
ttowii N street during tbo present wcok.
MIXIXU UUXUItKSS .
Attendance I'roinlioil Wliun the
ScAKlun OjumH , July t .
Advicqs from ox-Governor 3. T. Housor
And U. Urown , chairman and secretary of
tbo cxecutlvu commltteo of tlQ ) national min
ing con gross , are to the effect that the second
end sisslonof the congress , to bo bold In
Holonu , Mont , July VJ next , will have an
Unusually largo attendance from the eastern ,
outhcrn , middle , western and northwestern
tales. Uusponses dally received by the ex
ecutive uommlttoo from senators , congress-
Won , governors , mayors nnd other prominent
men throughout thu country Indicate u very
.general Interest In the objects of tba con-
Rri'H < . nnd thera are muny who express the
dirsjro , regardless of Immediate connection
With mines or mlulnir , to tuko advantage of
tbo very low railway rntns , ono faro for the
tound trip from nil points in the Unilod
Blairs , established for thi > occasion , to mnko
tbi-ir Hut visit lo the Yellowstone National
park und .sco tbo other wondera and vur-
prises to bo encountered In the Houlty mouii-
. alii rouinn. The people of Helena'und In-
"dead ot tlio whole state ot Montana , nro aoi-
Ivuiy preparing for a cordial reception
nnd entertainment of convention guests this
uiniuer. Tbo upluauld now lleluun audito
rium , tullt expressly for convention pur
pose * , U completed , nud the hotels and tunny
of Ihu llnest private rc&ldunccs nru mulling
espcctul uirungcniuiiu for the comfort und
entertainment of nojourncrs during the BOS-
lou of tha mining congress. The governor
of well ituto In the union has the appoint
ment of lou delegates and tbo major ot each
oily und town appoint * delegations prop > > r-
tloiiato to population , with at least ouo dele-
gala fcr cuth town.
The most Iiituioatlng feat uro ol the con.
( truss will bo the drllang rontest , which will
last for four ovonlnirs. Tba cxecutwo com-
jultltHi has decided that no oniriuioo tea will
J clarsed conlostauts , whllo the prizes to
bo contended for will amount In the aggre
\ gate to about $3,501) . In addition several
nnocial orlios huve already been offered.
Viva coutitlos In Moouua have lgnilled
their lulQulloq to maka entries , und tbera
will bo several teams from Colorado , two or
inoro from Idaho and ouo at least from
Washington. Tbo fuct that ao entrance feu
CLOSING SALE.
MAIL ORDERSJ-FILLED - ON ALL GOODS.
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NECKTIES PANTS
15c Some people want only the coal tujd
vest out of 11 suit nnd that's why wo Imvo
Hollmnn used to got 2. > c nnd 35c for a whole lot of
tliotn. Fitney Upht colored tics , silk
brocades nnd Balin , locks fronts und , stripes 4-ln-h.inds. , checks , dots , ODD PANTS
YOU NEED NOT MUCH MONEY.
All the 50c and 75c . . On hand out of 912 nnd $15 stilts that wo
oloso out this wcok at
NECKTIES A little money goes an awful long ways towards getting a complete
2&G outfit at Hellman's Administrator's Closing Sale. In fact , the goods are $1.50
As good ri3 anybody wours. being sold regardless of price because they must be cleared out. Thou .
All the Black Satin sands and thousands of dollars' worth have already been disposed of , A PAIR.
Madras Shirts but it has not taken thousands and thousands of dollars to buy them. Fancy worsted , light color , striped
Look at the prices at the side of these remarks and see if you ever heard nnd plaid
And Outinor Flannel
50c tell of buying a genuine all wool pair of pants for a dollar and a half that PANTS
belongs to a $12 or $15'suit ; or a neck-tie for 15 cents. You will like
Tlollinttn sold thorn for 7oc , SI nnd
$1.25. Look In Iho window. them , Lots of stores sell 50c ties that are not a bit better. What does it
Genuine ALL matter to you what it costs you so long as you know it is worth three or $2.50
four times what you paid for it. That's the way everything in the store
Silk Shirts Hollnian or anybody else would got $4
is going. You're'not obliged to say you have on an $8 suit simply be for thorn.
$1.50 cause it cost you that. You can safely rely on its being a $15 or $20 EXTRA SIZE
Elegantly gotten up and Itolltnan . never - suit , Then straw hats , or any kind of a hat , for that matter , well , come in ,
or sold thorn for less than $4. PANTS
we will guarantee to astonish , you. The goods must absolutely go and
BROWN ECRU AND SOLID BLACK
, that's all there is to it. If you have been here once , come again ; it
Half Hose will pay you to supply yourself for years to come , for no such goods 3.00
at such prices will ever' be on sale in Omaha again.
15c For long , lean , lixnk ; short , stubby ,
stout mon. Ilolltniin'a price wus $5.
Everybody else gets 2oc. Administrator's prieo $3.
ENDLESS VARIETY OP
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
At Most Any Price.
HELLMAN'S ADMINISTRATOR'S CLOSING SALE ,
COR.NEJR iSthi AND KAR.NA.M © TR.EXEXTS.
will bo charged will undoubtedly have the
cIToctof drawing a largo number of contest
ants. The prizes are the largest offered In a
drill contest in the northwest , and the mon
who will coinpoto will bo the Dost men with
ttio drill and hammer in tholrvarious camps.
Npl > ra.Hkii.
It is stated that Geneva is to have a first-
class opera bouso.
J. J. Tooliiy has started the Courant at
Eddyvillc , iSawson county.
Lumber has boon purchased to erect a
Methodist church ut Gorlne.
The machinery for tbo Kearney factory U
nrrivinp , and will bo placed In position in a
few days.
Rod Cloud wheelmen are gntnir to organlz o
a bloyclo clab and go to Hastings on the
Fourth of July.
Jack Kennedy , a B. & M. conductor , is
minus a finger as the result of trying to
couple cars at Edholm.
A stallion belonging to Thomas Batto of
Nor foil : , valued at $500 , ruptured a blood
vessel and dropped dead.
The 13-year-old son of H. G. Munson was
drowned in tbo river at Fullorton. The boy
was fishing , and foil over the dam.
The Baptist church at Pleasant Dale boa
been reorganised and admitted to member
ship in tbo regular Baptist council.
A rattlesnake bit a young son of Dotlift
Smitn of Blair , but the boy's life was saved
by use of the usual remedy whisky.
Five tramps are In Jail at ToUamah as the
result of a drunken row at Oakland , during"
which ono of the tramps cut Lib companion's
throat with a razor.
Snllno county can boast of what no other
county of the state can boast. Tboro uro ten
postofhccs In the county and nine of them ara
money order ofllccs.
Whllo playing around his father's store a
scytbo fell on tbo 7-year-old son of U. Hazlo-
wood of Oscoola , badly cutting hli arm and
severing bis thumb from the hand.
Charles Holmes of Strong tried to shoot n
dog , but Instead of carrying out bis deadly
purpose ho put a bullet through bis own
Platte Center now has a paper to take tbo
place of the Argus , which removed to Colum
bia some tlrau ago. It has boou christened
the Koportor and Is published bv J. Brad
ford , late of Grotna.
1'ho Paplllion Times says that A. M.
Clarke has been ranking a personal Inspec
tion of the Clarke farms this wuotf , visiting
all parts of the county. Ho has excellent
opportunity to obiorvo tbo situation , and uu-
hesitatingly assorts that in tbo ontlru county
tboro la not a single Held of small grain , suvo
rye , which can bo called first class.
A convention oC the Epwortb league for
the stale of Nebraska and tbe tenth general
conference is to bo bold in Hastings , July
10-17 Inclusive. , The body consist of two
delegates from each chapter in tbo state , two
roiirosonlallvos from each presiding elder's
district , iu the general conference district ,
And the pastors and presiding elders of tbo
.Methodist Episcopal church of tbo same ter
ritory.
The other evening , says the Norfolk Her
ald , a party of men sat In a saloon playing
cauls. A woman and a little oov walked In
and took up a position at tbo back of ono of
tbo chairs. Thu man therein stood it for a
moment and then uroso. wont to the bar und
culled for a boor. Tbo woman and child fol
lowed quietly and nskad for two moro. This
was moro than ty : mau could stand and bo
slapped his glasaaowu on tbo counter und
luit , followed by iho other two. Tbo man
wus the husband and father of them. Tbo
wlfo called the blulT and bo throw up bis
hand. "Thero is u moral hanging by that , "
remarked a bystander.
Lnrumlo university held iu commence
ment exercise * last ween.
H. H. Huit , wanted at Bait Lake for em
bezzlement , was nrroilca at Cheyenne.
The track layers uio ut work about mno-
teoii miles from Glllotto ou the ElUhoru ex
tension to Cue.on . no.
The imeltor contracts have been let at
Ctioyoaiiu and a now company Incorporated
wltli a capital of f 1.000WO.
About UOOU , fleeces will bo removed from
Wyoming ulioep at tbo ( hearing pens near
LutU during the next six weeks.
Tbo Ang'.o-Amarlciku Oil company ofVyo -
iiilairhus boeu incorporated. It has holding *
and will develop m Natrona county. Tbo
capital stock Is JTOO.IW'J ,
'Ihreo falulltloi occurred within a low
hours ut Uock Springs Saturday. Charles
lirlslow , a tramp from Minneapolis , was
killed whllo stealing a ride on a freight trola.
Hurry Johnson , a coal imucr , bad bis legs
broken by the falling of roclc overhead and
soon died. A Chinese minor was killed by a
train ,
The Cheyenne Loader Is having trouble
between Its stockholders and the editors.
An application has boon made to put the
paper In the hands of a receiver. The stock
war is the cause.
. Tommy Hogan , who was knocked out by
the Mountain Kid at Rock Springs is anx
ious to tight the Kid again.and Harry Hvnds
of Cbeyenno stands ready to back him to
the extent of So.OOO. Hynds lost $3,000 by
Slogan's defeat at Hock Springs.
Fifteen tramps wore driven from n car of a
Freight train at a station n few miles west of
Lar.imlo Thursday morning. They took a
refuge behind a water tank and opened flro
on tbo train crow with two pistols. The
railroad mon , all of whom were armed , re
turned the lire. About thirty shots were
fired. Conductor Dale ivas wounded in the
hand. As the train pulled out tbo tramps
continued to shoot.
South Dakota.
A Harrison and Reid league has been or
ganized at Rapid City.
Sioux Fall * will pave ton blocks this sum
mer , tbo council having awarded the con
tracts.
South Dakota's contribution to the Russian
relief fund was ISO cars of corn besides $125
In money.
Rapid City will prospact for coal and is
certain to Und it , according to a.conl minor's
Judgment.
Tha first tbrough iall In a week came Into
Uoadwood Tuesday and required two mall
cars to carry it.
Mitchell citizens tried sending boots to tbo
sugar factory at Norfolk , Nob. , out they do
nottblnx It paid.
John Stonsou was shot and killed by Bon
Jerdon at Rapid City Thursday morujng.
Jealousy of tbe tatter's wlfo was the cause.
The court houbo ut Highmoro was set entire
tire and completely consumed Tbursdav
morninfr. All the county records wcro saved.
Loss , $7OUO ; Insurance , S5.00J.
T hn r nmnnt1. fllt.tr hnan ? nfim nt Vonlrtnn
carried oft the honors at ttio state Qremen's
tournament held at Watortown and wcro
given an ovation when they returned ,
Mrs. Jacob Drey of Lincoln county was
seriously Injured Wednesday noon fit Wall
Lake by a bolt of lightning. Mrs. Oroy and
her husband took refuge under a canvass
which stretched from ono wagon to another.
A bolt strucn tuo canvass , tearing it to rags.
' Graders working on a Hot Springs street
unearthed tbo tusK of some large ontodolu-
vlun animal. It was six and a half feet long
and tapered /rom tight inches to MX and one-
half Inches. The small end had boon broken
off , The find was not Immediately taken care
of nod soon crumbled.
Thursday , John Edson of Plorro was driv
ing a gray colt , bitched to a sulky , which on
crossing the railroad tracks booume fright
ened at tuo freight engine which was switch
ing iu tbo yards. The colt commenced to
Jumpnnd kick. As the outtit swung around
tbo corner at tlio Grand Pad 11 a hotel , Mr.
Edson lost his balance and was thrown from
tuo cart. Ills foot was caught and ho was
dragged a number of rods , but tlualy re
leased himself and escaped without an In
jury ,
Tbo town of Rod Ledge voted to Incor
porate.
A Boston syndicate leased the Maria at
Butte for $10,000.
Anaconda's Worklngmos'a union cele
brated with a big procession on tbo 19th.
The electric street railway system of Bozo-
mau will DO oocuod for business ou tbo
Fourth.
Tbo explosion of a locomotive boiler at
Brockton ou tbo Great Northern resulted in
tuo death of Fireman Herbert and tbo seri
ous Injury of Engineer Bon Hardway.
The priionors iu tbo Butte Jail made
another attempt to oicapo last weeK by cut
ting through the iron wall by using two case
knives , hacked to tnako saws , and a Jllo.
Late development' . Iu the Graulto and Bi
metallic mines bnvo greatly stimulated tbo
confidence- tbo raining public In estimating
tbo probable future for the Phllllpiburg dis
trict. It Is definitely known that tbo Gran
ite company not long ago struck a body of
ere In iho 1,800foot level which is far the
richest deposit yet found In tbe mine. Later
ou , when tbo UluiotaHlo reached about tb o
ktunu depth , they also unvollod the same rich
deposit , only luwer down the moun
tain , and , aclontillcally speaking , at n
greater depth. SllU further down on tbo
line ot the great ladgo tbo Elizabeth found
their surfaog diggings to bo Identical with
those of the Granito-an3'rBimetalllc. Simi
lar Indications are foumtand ; now being de
veloped in thOfFanny Paruoll , . and tbo same
also appeared In the Zeus , and moro recently
in tbo Bimetallic extension , all of which are
almost In a direct line with the great divi
dend-payers. .
Along the Coast.
Caldwell , Idaho , is in the midst of a build
ing boom.
The Northern Pacific extension from Cho-
balis to South Bond , Wash. , is nearly com
pleted.
The work of construction on the Portland
& Astoria railroad Is being pushed at a
lively pace.
Flvo thousand head of stock purchased In
Mexico are to bo fattened on the Camas
prairies , Idaho.
The Rio Urando Western has filed its
amended article * of Incorporation , increasing
its stock from $7,500,000 to $10,000,000.
Tacoma has received from the will of C. B.
Wright , "tho father of Tacoma , " $100,000 to
be Riven to the public library and 8100,000 to
Washington college.
The supplement of the San Francisco Bul
letin of Juno 0 , containing the delinquent
tax list of that city for the past year , makes
a volume of 112 pages.
At the present time there are fourteen sil
ver clubs in Idaho with the aggregate mom-
ship of 3,000. The largest cluu Is located In
Halloy. It has between 300 and 400 mem
bers.
bers.A
A paper In an Oregon town expresses as
tonishment because eleven kegs of Dorr ut
terly fill led to influence the local election.
Enthusiasm was spirited whllo the liquor
lasted.
Tno engineers who are surveying the line
for a railroad up tbo Skaglt in Washington
and through tbo Cascade pass to tbo head of
Lake Cholan , are still working east of the
mountains , the snow bolng too deep at the
summit for them to get Into the pass.
Agates from Agate bay , on Puget Sound ,
are much sougbl af tor by people In all parts
of the continent , Tbolapldarias of Chicago
turn them Into beautiful sots for Jewelry of
various kinds , and tboy become objects of
beauty as well as Interesting souvenirs or
ouo of the most charming bays m the north
west. As tbo supply of agates at Agate bay
is apparently Inexhaustible and tbo hunt for
thorn an Interesting amusement , the lap
idaries will undoubtedly have occupation for
years to como.
Tbo money to bo used in maintaining
Idaho's agricultural experimental stations
will soon be seat along , Governor Willey
bavin ? been notified by the National Agri
cultural department that a requisition for
tbo amount was to bo Immediately made.
Tbe state will bo given $33,000 , of wblob
amount $15,000 will bo for the nialntonuuoo
of tbo university at Moscow. This sum will
bo nuBlclont to keep tha'Btato's school up In
line stvlo , and $18,000 wllli/glve the experi
mental stations a great Iboost.
No other tiarsnparilla.Jiag tbo merit by
which Hood's SarsaparllLabas , won such a
ilrm bold upon the confijpnco of tlio poonlo ,
Druiikeiinoig.
A disouso , treated { &auch and norma
nontly curod. No publicity. Nolnllrin
ttry. Homo troatmonUi Harmless and
effectual. Ilofor by permission to Bur
lington Ilmvkoyo. Solid 2g stump for
pamphlet ShoUoquon Chomicul Co. ,
Burlington , la. -
Wtmt Othurs Say About Tliu Iluo Ilureau
of Clnjyi | > .
A correspondent of UwiNow York Even
ing News recently wrot > to the editor for In
formation about oonslons. Shortly nftor ,
the following answer appeared m tbo query
column :
"A. U. For any Information about pen
sions wo would advise you to wrlto to TUB
BEK Bureau of Claims at Omaha , Nub. This
oftloo U under the ndmluUlrutlon of n syn
dicate of nowjpapori , including tbo St. Paul
Pioneer-Press , the San Fraucisco Examiner
and others. "
This Is an illustration of the manner in
which the Bureau of Claims bos boon ad
vanclng to tbo position of one of the stan
dard institutions of the capital. No news
paper would think of advising a correspon
dent , outside of its advertising column * , to
wrlto to John Smith , attorney , for informa
tiou about pensions. It Is no part of a
paper's business to aavertiso private claim
agencies for nothing. But the fact U recog
nized that THIS JKB Bureau u not a privuUi
agency , but au institution which , although
not connected with the government , is man-
aod ; iu tbo public Interest.
Tha paragraph quoted above nllutcj only
to pensions. But If the editor had been
nsked about patents , or public land titled , or
Indian doprodatlon claims , the answer would
naturally have been the same. The bureau
deals with all these mutters und handles all
with equal care and sitill.
Tbo common idea of a claim bureau is that
it is an agency for extracting money from
the government , generally for undeserving
objects. TnuBEB is engaged in a very dif-
erout class of work. To be sure , some j
classes of claims do toke money from tbo I
government , always honestly duo , however ,
10 far as these prosecuted by tbo
BEB Bureau are concerned , but others , and
, hose among the most important , cost the
treasury nothing , but return it a profit in-
itead. In patent cases , for example , the
ogal fees nro so much In excess of tno neces
sary expenses that the government has
cleared millions of dollars out of inventors ,
in encouraging invention by removing tbo
difficulties in the way of securing valid
patents , TUB BEE is contributing to the pub-
lo wealth.
In land cases again , the claim agency that
enables the settler to obtain a good title to
us homo is accomplishing an unmixed beno-
flt to the public. The pioneer goes into the
wilderness and creates ten times as inuoh
wealth for tbo nation as ho is able to obtain
for himsolf. He helps to build up a now
American community and broaden the
foundations of the republic.
Tim BEE Bureau recognizes the foot that
there are claimants that nro as much entitled
to their demands as tbo president of the
United States is to his salary. Dishonest
claimants have plenty of representatives.
A Oreck Uoulus.
Now York Tribune : Prof. Dumnskin ,
a teacher of mathematics in one of the
colleges , according to foreign papers ,
has invented a steam on lno , or locomo
tive , with which ho hopes to roach the
Nonii Polo from Spitzborgon in twenty
hours. Ho proposes to cut through the
great ice iiolda which surround the
Polar seaa and pi ocoed thence by boat.
A car is to bo attached to the ongino.
it is to bo used for tbo accommodation
of the oxploroi-s. the instruments , boats ,
ammunition and provisions. The car is
to bo heated by the steam used in propelling -
polling the engine. Spltzborgon , the
point from which the profosdor wishes
to start upon Ills expedition , lies about
1,000 kilometers from the North Polo.
It is the inventor's Hi-m conviction.for
eign papora say , that his engine can
travel over the ice fields nt the rate of
fifty kilometers an hour. In tbo Interest
of science it is to bo hoped that the dar
ing professor will be successful in or
ganizing an expedition , but it is hardly
likely that ho will find many people to
share his confidence and faith in the
invention.
Do Will's Sarsunarllla is reliable.
Manners of Klfty Venrs Ago.
In my younger days it was no uncom
mon thing to hear gentlemen , oven
these in high position , swear and use
God's name in common conversation. I
can oven recollect that my father was
one of those whoso mouth never uttered
an oath or blasphemous expression.
Some mon drank too much. I have oven
scon in in ladies' society some men who
did not walk qulto steadily owing to
drink. I hivvo hoard it said of n man :
"Ho is it two-bottlo man. " I recollect
hearing it once said of n man : "Ho is a
throe-bottle man. " This is hardly
credible now.
lam ] seventy-seven years old.
f and have hid my age renewed
at least twenty years by the use
Til
Zxmy of Swift's Specific. My foot
_ _ and lez to my knee was n
running sore for two jears , and physicians said
it could not bo cured. After taking fifteen small
bottles S. S. S. there is not a sore on my llmbj.andj
lure a new lease on
life. You ought to
let all sufferers know
of } our wonderful remedy , IRA K. STILUS ,
Palmer , Kansas City.
IS A
HIJMP.DY-especlally for
S.S.S old people. It builds up
. . , the general health. Treat-
i on mo uioou mailed free.
SWIFT SPCIPIO COMPANY ,
Atlanta , Ca.
SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
Purely Vegetable and Strictly
Reliable.
They act DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY
on the Liver and Stomach , rostorino-tho
constipated organs to healthy activity ,
and nro a POSITIVE and PERFECTLY
SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION ,
LIVER COMPLAINT , SICK HEAD
ACHE , BILIOUSNESS , and all other
diseases arising from a disordered con
dition of the Liver nnd Stomach.
They are the Only Kellblo Vcgotalilo Liver
1 Sold : Thay svro i'orfojtly llinnloijj The
fro 1'uroly Vosotnbloj Try Them.
DB. Schonck'sllook on Consumption , Liver
Complaint and Uvsnooslii Sent I'roo.
J. II. SOIIENOK&SON. 1'hlladolDhla
" 14 YEARS
Buffeting cf ITHTonj-
ucesCareltytTO
Dcttlei of
DR. MILES
RESTORATIVE
NERVINE , "
S yeA. F. Stark
Penn Van , N. Y ,
" 10yrB.ofSlck
Headache cored
by TWO HottleB. "
Ottawa , Olilo. Nervine la the qnl'ck remedy "of
Sleeplessness , Uerronu Prostration , .Epilepsy , at.
VltUB' Dance , Opium Habit. Norvoun Dyepopola ,
IlTBlorla , Convulsions , Neuralgia , I'arafyBle , etc.
Thousands testify. Trial Bottle , elegant Book
froonturnggleu. MUoa Medical Co Elkiart.Ind.
I'"ors\lo ! by Kulin & Co. , ISth&DouKliu St
Good
Until Used.
That's the history of the worthless locks
with small keys that some people confuse
with the"YALE. " The genuine "YALE"
lock , like genuine love , laughs at lock
smiths , and stands the world over for
the greatest convenience , the greatest
strength , and the greatest security. Be
sure you get the genuine , hy being sure
that the word "YALE" is stamped on
every Key. Sold wherever locks sell.
GUN G 0.
1512 Douglas Street , Omaha.
Western A onls Wright & Ultnon's
TENNIS GOODS.
ItEAOIJ 1JA.SK IIAf U GOODS.
A full line of general Athletic floods.
GYMNASIUM GOODS
Hammock * . Jlutlilnc Bulls , Koot Hulls , Indian
UlubH , Dumb Itolln. llodts , Nuts , Holnus ,
. TJiiu I'lsbliiK Tackle , etc. , etc-
FLAGS and FIREWORKS
Bono for catalogue anil prices. Special at
tention utrcn to mull ordurd.
PUICKB aUAUANTKUD.
Frank Cross Gun Co , ,
Douglas Street.
All the latest styles in
Soft and Stiff Hats.
STETSON'S
SOFT and STIFF hATS.
ADLABAUGH FUR CO , ,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS
218 South 15th Street.
Furs Stored and Repaired.
-THERE ARE
Ap n
That is the sort of thing Tha
Bee Bureau of Claims was or
ganized to. correct. The
Bureau believes in giving
the veterans the benefit of
the laws that were passed
to help them. It wages
war on the sharks consequently
quently the sharks don't like
it. But as long as the sol
diers aie grateful it is satis
fied. If you are a veteran ,
or the widow , child or de
pendant parent oi a veteran ,
write to Tr.e Boa Bureau oi
Claims and find out how
much the government is
willing to do for you.
THE
Bee Bureau of Claims
Omaha , Neb.
NOTICE OK ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR CHANGE OF GRADE.
To iho owners of all loti , pnrU of tutu und
real uutato along Twuiity-nlntli utrout from
llluliory to Murtlm street , and Intersecting
Htroetsi
You ixro hereby notified tint thn iiiirior-
BlKned , tliroodUlntorustisd fron-liol < lors of the
city of Oumliii , Imvo been duly ii ] > oliito.l by
the mayor , with the iipprnvtit of the city
council of said oily , to UKI > I ) > H the iliuiuiuon to
the owners rn pectlvoly , of the property iif-
feotod liy ulmniro of Knulii of Twuiily-nliilli
struct from Illekory to Murlh. * utroot * an I In-
tuiBootliiK utruotfl , doiiluiud neuentury by or-
dlmuicu No 1K5. pnHsoU May Ul , WJi , anil uu-
proved Juno' ' , IMU
Vou arn further notified tlmt having ac
cepted Kalcl unpolntii out and duly miutlllud
ns required by luw. wo will , on tlui UOtli Jay ot
June A. 1) . ISM. ut the hour of 10 o'clock In ttui
forenoon , ut the olllco of Hhrivur & U'ilonuhuu
1IOJ Kiiriiuni Htruet , within the cornumtu
limits of said city , inuot for the purpuHu of
ronnldurlntf nnd nmliln the lurummtMit of
dnmuKUH to the owner * roHiiucllvtly of uUI
property , alfoulud by ald cli.iimu of ? rado.
taking Into conslUi'i'utlun Huuulal benefits If
any.
any.you are notified to bo present t tbo time
und place uforutmld and niuko any objco'loim
to or sltUummu conouruliis ; Hulcl unsusHiiiout
of ilumiiuon iu you tnuy rouslder proiinr.
W. O. tfllUlVKU.
( HXmutiU. HKAY.
JNO. V , 1'kAOIC.
Omaha , NOD. , Juno 16th , JbW. J'JjU 10