Nebraska Newspapers

    8 THE OMAHA DAILY I3EK1 TUESDAY , AUGUST 23 , 1892.
BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS
as to the Proper Length of the
Next School Year.
MR. GIBSON READS A I ITTLE SPRING POEM
Contractor Mmniul' * ) H > r to Io Work
Cnimcft Seine Ciiiiiivirlmint of 1'rlrm
Contractor Jluj-o'n Tlntn nxtcnilril for
I'liilftliliiK tlio Central Kcliool.
The introduction of rc olutlon formed the
opining chapter In the business of the Hoard
of Education last nlstft , n the previous
mealing hr.il boon discontinued at that point
In the rozulnr proceedings.
On resolution cf Mr. Klguttor the hoard
decided to purchase U(1.10 ( copies of Do
Unrmus' Inngungo boons ,
On rciolutloii of Mr. Smyth the board
voted to Instruct the superintendent to
transfer the pupils who attend the St. Bar
nabas school to the Cuts school and to trans
fer the seventh and eighth grade , pupils of
the Central school to the St. Barnabas
cliool , providing nlso that the o pupils who
live near to thu Fitrnam school may go there
Instead , it they so desire , until thu new Cen
tral school l completed.
Mr. W. N. Hancock , from the committee
on rule' , to which Mr. Martin's resolution
looking to the shortening of the school year
hail been laformd , reported In favor of the
resolution. Tlio mutter was discussed at
some ItMiirlh. The resolution provided that
the fall term should begin on the second
Monday in September anil end on tto 24lu of
December ; the winter term shoulu begin on
Jnmmrv U and end on the lust. Friday tn
April. ' The spring term should begin on tlio
Monday fcllowlnir the llrsl Friday In April
and end on the second Friday In Juno , or
such date us to make tno lonulh of the school
vour Ihiily-olght weeks In iho piaco of forty
"wcclts , providing also that such change
should not cause any reduction In salaries of
the toucher * .
Dr. Globs was opposed to the shortening
echcmu.
Mr. Gilwon was In favor of the resolution
If It could , bo inline to Include u decrease in
the salaries of the toucher * corresponding
with ' .he shortened school year. Ho thought
the uuchcr * should not bo paid for tlmo not
Riven to teaching. '
Ono object of the change was to haws the
school woik all over buforo the hoat.'il term
bognn In June. The change as provided by the
resolution would do away with the spring
vacation.
Mr. ( illlHOII ( irOUH INlCtlC.
Mr. Gibson seized upon this opportunity to
road a tprlng poem to the boanl. Ho hold that
the children loved to get out "when the green
got blacx in the troeses und the butterllles
bathed in the breezes. " It woulil bo cruel to
deny the littln ones this wcok of frolic and
fun when all nnttiro seemed clad nnd gay.
Mr. 1'olnts olTerod a substitute to make the
school voar thirty-nine weeks Instead of
Uilrty-cftrht. ending on the third Friday la
Jur.o , one week later than provided In the
Martin resolution.
The vote on Mr. Point's substitute stood
BIX for and live against. The chair decided
that It was adopted.
Mr. Morrison held that this meant , a change
In tlio rules , aud It required a majority vote
of tlio bouid.
Ho was culled down by several members
of thu board , who declared that ho wus out
of order.
Mr. Ginson took the floor and denounced
the action ol the board as being Illegal , be
cause a change in the rules had been made
by only six incmuor-i.
"Out of order ! " "Out of ordcrl" was the
cry thai greeted his remarks and ho llnully
QUVQ UD thu light.
Mr. Murtln then moved that the shorten
ing of thnt.cliool year should not rouucothe
salary of the toachors.
Mr.Vohrur amended the motion so ns to
Civo the Janitors'full ten months. ' pay for
. .thirty-nine week's work.
Mr. Elguttor oflored a substitute to cut the
t anchors' salary nno week. Ills substitute
was -defeated nnd Mr. Martin's motion as
amended biU'ohrer was adopted.
Kid * Miiilo on Work.
Bids were then opened for the erection of
the now Windsor Place and tno Sur.Uoj u
buildings. HIds for brick work , carpenter
work nnd heating and ventilating apparatus
In great number were opcnea.
The bocrctary was authorized to tabulate
the bids nnd they wens laid over for further
tictlon until thitv evening , whoa they will bn
tuUon up again by the board.
A peculiar Icaiiire about the bids for heat
ing and ventilation was the bid of Isaac
Smcad & Co , tu put In their system In
tlic o eight-room bulldlncs at § 1,070 each.
The board imld the Bmead company about
Sti.OUU for iiultlnar their system of homing und
ventilation ii.to the Kcllom school u sixteen-
room building. Mr. Morrison remarked that
Mr. Smead hud either swindled the board lu
thu ICcllom school contract or was becoming
very rec.klo'3 In otlorlng to lit out un eight-
room building for SI,070.
Mr. Martin thtni presented a matter
of Imperial.ej connected with the
Central"school. . Mr , Mayo , to who'ji the
contract for the carpenter work hud been
awarded , bad rofnsod to sign tno contract
because It called fur me completion of the
woric by January 1 , IblKI. He said it would
bo impossible for him to complete the work
In ttiU time. The uilllctilty lay , ha said , In
getting certain lingo limbers , needed nt
an early stage in the work , ° ixlJ ! ( and
" 8 feet long. Thuro were no such
limbers kept In stock , ha snla , and
they would huvo to bo procured by special
order , which would require several months
time. The hoaru llnally decided to extend
the time to March 1.
Ulds for Iho erection of the now slxtccn-
room Hartman building were opened. Mr.
Bincnd had in u old for Heating and ycnlilH-
tion. Ha offered to Jit up the build
ing in line hhnpc , with his dry
closets , etc. , for the sum ot f3S. > 0.
Thu ICcllom school of exactly tlio same slzo
was btipnltoil with the Smcnd svstem nt. a
cost of f.1,000.
Thu Traulinrx' Training School.
Tlio bccrttury was requested to road n peti
tion , spoken of In Tin : llni : lust .Sunday ,
signed by thirty-nine unuiuntns of the High
school and about llfly clll/"ns of Omaha ,
iiMdng the board to ii'con ider Its action bv
which It was decided tu dUcotitlnuo the
teachers' training school and reopen the
school for beginning classoi nt thu opuulng
of tlio school yimr next month.
Mr. W. N. liiibcocli moved that the poll-
tlcu bo referred to u commlttcii to bu re
ported at thu next mealing. Mr. Smyth
'
moved ns a biibstitutj ihai the putltlon' bo
laid on the tublo. The s > u Intitule wus lost
and Mr , Hancock's motion wns carried ,
MussrUibooek , Martin , Elgulior and
Polult wort ) appolutud us the comniliico to
take action upon thu petition.
Thu board adjourned to meet this evening.
I'uro \VhiiliiMimo Oii.illty
Cotpmcnds to public approval the California
liquid laxative remedy , Syrup of Flg-i. His
pleasant to the laslo and by actlnu' gently on
the lildnoyfllvor and bowels to cloiiiuo Iho
tyslom cfTuolunllv , U promotes the health
hud comfort of all who use It , und with mil-
Ions it is the bout and only remedy ,
t > uurn o.it.i/j.i ,
Mrrtlni ; nf till' Oily CoiinMl .ITitah lluii-
nitmi Tnuuantril ,
llefnro convening In ruL'iilar uesslon lust
evening the council mot us u ooard of oquul-
Izutlon to equallio the special ussossmcnts
levied to p.iv tne cost ot sloping banks on
Twentieth fir cot from K to Q btreots. No
fitomplalnts wcio tvceivoil and iho board ad-
lourned MHO dlo.
Tlio comiultteo on water reported that the
Water Worlcs company refused to put In a
, hydrant nt Nineteenth and M streets , owing
to there being no malm within ( ftO foot of
Iho locution.
The cliy attorney was instructed to draft
an ordinance ordering water hydrants plncod
nt Twcuiy-savonttt ana H nnd Twenty ,
toventh aud J strooit. An ordlnnnco was In.
troJucod locating hydrants nl Twentieth aud
M moots nnd Nineteenth and M streets.
An ordinance wtu Introduced providing
for the Issuance of grudlntr bond * , andio
' fcrrrd. Bondb in the sum of ; 7iHK ) will be
Ihiucd for illstncl No. II , ? lSJd for No.'J \ ,
p.'T5 for S'o. II , ami # TWXI for No. 15 , a toial
Jf ? ltU T5 , *
A lUt of i'lrut ward cltlivus inked to Uuvo
electric lights 'placed on Twonty-fourlh
street , nt H , F nnd D streets. The petition
was rofiirrod to the committee on tmblia
llchts , Wood from Iho commlltco moved
that the lights bo plncod , but finally changed
It to uno light nl Twonty-fourtn nnd F
a'roots ,
Or. J. J , Solomon asked Iho council to pass
aa ordlnanco compelling physicians to report
to the cltv authorities all births and dcattu ,
and providing n penalty for violation. The
communication xvns referred to the attorney.
Chlut Smith reported that ho had ap
pointed Charles L. I'ortor captain of flro
company No. 1 , nnu the council confirmed
* appointment , *
Potltlons asking that the grndo bo ostab-
llshod on O street from Twonty-socond to
Twonty-lotirth streotAnd on the alloy from
N to O streets , between Twcaty-thlrd and
Twenty.fourth streets , were referred to the
committed on streets.
Chief Ucukolt ruparted that ho had Inter
viewed tho.saloon tnon who had not plld the
occtinatlon tax nnd they all stated they would
pay wlltiln a few days.
'J'ho bond of S. O. Hunter and the contract
for grading the alloy from Missouri avenue
to M street , between Eluhtoonth and Twen
tieth streets , wcrfc approved ,
The street commissioner was Instructed to
till lot 2 , block ! ! , In Missouri Avomio park
and the cost bo placed nculnst Iho propartr.
Wood Introduced a resolution Instructing
thn inspector of buildings toordorthoownor *
of bulldlnes to pliico iron combs upon all
railways urotcctlng nroawnyi on Iho streets
in the cltv.
A motion prevailed that In the future the
tronsuier pay no warrants hold by parties
who ere delinquent on their personal or oc
cupation taxes , and paymaut ha withheld
until they pay Iho taxes.
Itlds for doinc the city advertising for the
ensuing year were opsnou. The Stockman
bid 10 cents per square , Drovers' Journal 15
coats and Tribune - " > cents. Thu printing
committee recommended that In view of the
L'o bid that the contract , bn awarded to the
Drovers' Journal. The vote on the adoption
of the committee's report was voted down ,
Bulla. Sohnrx , Wood and Walters voting In
Lho alllmatiyo and Uowloy , B-uco nnd Haley
In tlio negative. Hnwloy and liruco changed
their votoi to the nflirinatlvc , but the vote
Having been announced the mayor declared
tlio cnnugo out of oruor. On motion the
[ irlnlingconiimUco was Instructed to road-
vortlso lor bid * .
Tlio mayor appointed Thomas Emlngor as
a patiolman , to succeed Charles Hathaway.
A W. Adams was appointed poundmasti'r ,
to-Uicceed John I'litlliiis , who has loft tbo
city. Both appointmants were conilrmca.
An ordinance ordcrini : L street , from
Twenty-fourth to Twonty-sovcnth streets ,
| ) iivo.l with vltrillcd brick was passed. Also
aa ordlnanco louitlng water hydrants lu the
First and Th'rd. '
Tlio council went Into commlttoo of the
whole. Acor.imlttoo from Iho Central Labor
union was nrosont. and asked permission to
sell liquor at Syndicate park on Labor day.
L ) . .laltlor , the brewer , has .sovural llconsos to
soil liquor , und the council was asked to
translcr 0:10 : of the licenses so that liquor
inny be sold at Nineteenth and O streets ,
iluli-y moved thautho privilege bo granted
the Central Labor union to transfer any
saloon Itcensu in the First ward to Syndicate
| iark on Labor day.
Clerk Dll7on was allowed nnotbor assist
ant In his olnco at S4J per montb.
Couldn't \Vhlp 'Kin All.
Frank Emm Is a thorn In the sldo of his
family , and several attempts have been made
lately to put , a quietus upoa the old man.
Ktnm and family roaldo in West Albright ,
nnd pcnco Is an unknown Itam in the house
hold. Saturday night n disturbance arose ,
and Emm was soundly belabored by his wife
with a spiudlo. Ho stood punishment well ,
und cumoout. of the contest ns froih as a
daisy. Emm's son conceived the Idea Sun
day that ho could llx the father , and
liurlod bricks at him , but without much of-
feet.
feet.A
A council of war was bold .vlthln the
family circle and a plan agreed upon whereby
the old man was to bo given a thorough drub
bing ani1 Otto Schulz , his brothor-in-law ,
was chosen to do the work. When Emm
thowod up Schtilr wont at him hammer and
tongs , nnd brought to hU assistance u 2x4.
When tlmo was called Emm was badly
worsted and the services of u physician were
needed to perform a trepin operation upon
the skull , which was badly fractured , and to
sew up half a dozen baa scalp wounds.
Vest onlay ho mnuo complaint against Sohulz ,
who will bo arrested.
NotcH mill I'lTHOimls.
B. F. Carpenter has returned from Colorado
rado Springs.
Sheriff Llsco of Chappoll , Dauol county.
was in iho city yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. F.pss Cory returned yester
day from a short visit at. North Bund. '
Hey nnd Louis Houch nro enjoying a visit
from Ihoir father mid mother , Mr. and Mrs.
U. G. Hough of Cuicigo.
George .Towitt of iho Hammond Packing
company has returned from a trip through
Montana nnu Idaho.
Mrs. M. Schlepol bas returned to I'latts-
mouth after paying a visit to her son , Aiox
Schlogel , of this city.
Denny McClure will have the hugo doors
of a prison cjll close on him bafora nightfall ,
and bi'causa Jobaiiua Ben keen charges him
with assault. The weapon used was u bucket
IHlcd with foaming bocr.
John llacloy was fined # 3 and costs bv
Judge Fowler yesterday for assault upon
CJeorgo William ? . Bugley swore out a com-
plalut against Williams charging him with
carrying concealed weapons ,
Extonslvo preparations nro bainp made for
the grand rally to bo hold Saturday cvanlng.
The rally is given under the auspices of the
Young Men's KopuDlican cluu. and the open-
lug gun of the campaign In South Omaha
will bo lived at that time.
Mrs. M. A. Bucknor uas sworn out a com
plaint against Mrs. Wlmlen , whom she
charges with attompllni : to kill her son ,
Fred Hucknor , with a knlfo. Both families
rosldo M Twenty-sixth and P streets , and
Ihooutcomo K the result of u uoigtiborly
quarrel.
Thomas Thompson lilted up on Sunday
closlnir liquor and started for home at a
lute hour Sunday night. Ho endeavored to
uct into the wrong house on M street , bo-
twcoa Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
streets , and whoa , ho had kicked down a
screen door and was going in ho received a
well dealt blow upon his dead. An occupant
of the house had u club lu his hand and ho
illcil It ' ' . ' '
[ in jUci'lmlna'.U'cly upon Tuompjon'a
head. Thompson vvus arrostod.
l Up Ity tin ; Ijirtli.
Svs Fmxaisco , Cal. , Aug. ! ij. The
stcainor Oatillo brings the latelligenco that
an imiuonso cave-In occur roil in the hills between -
tweon Arayra and Hnrumorl , swallowing up
HJJ houses and 100 [ uoplo. The Hivor Naka
wus tilled up and a lake formed , cutting oft'
nassago to various villages , nnd the
lumblings of the ground threatened further
disaster any mlnuto. Splits have lakon
plncc la the ground in many places In culti
vated hunt et Ikuno i\iura , ICntsunra Gun
mid occasional rumblings aru hoard , und on
the day of the cave-in the village otToinioka
wus lloodoJ.
l.L-t'H SVllp. .
Gllt-oducd wild lands atS'i.OO to S10.00
jioracroiiiHtatoof Nobraska. wlioso crops
last your iiffgraffiilod ilOO.ODD.OUO. Oootl
lots In the city of Omaha , wlioso popula
tion Increased from IiO.000 in 1880 to 1/J'J- /
000 in 18 ! ) ( ) , is t'o J &UIU" to hold , don't
you thlnltV
As wo nro lotifj on this ) clans of prop
erty and short on cash , drop in.
During Huvurul yoara Biiccoaaful oxpn-
rionco in the real ostatu husinoss 1 iiaxo
ostaliliiihcd u roputntion for liandling'
nothing but bargains.W. .
W. G. Ai.immuT.
6 1 , 022 , fiiia Now York Llfo building.
Onialin C.in MfgCo.canip ilgn torohas
CEMENT PIPS BY MACHINERY
JofFW. BQdforJ , After Six Years' ' Experi
menting , is Successful.
HE NOW MAKES SEWER PIPE BY MACHINERY
An Oiimtm IliMMltlnn Which Will Hrvolu-
lloiurn tlio I'rcKoiit Wny of Mnnufnotur-
Ing Sou or ripe Will llo Miulo lit
Onmlm.
These nro days of progress , surely ,
und Oiiu\lni keeps pace with the innorf.
Among the most umphivtlo evidences of
this fact la u cement pipe machine tlmt
must l.o rated as 0110 ot tlio most useful
inventions of tlio iigo mid Is bouti'd to
revolutionize tlio present way of making
Bowur pipe. This machine Is thy result
of the combined worlf of four Inventors ) ,
whoso labors , trhils , 'tests , experiments
nnd lucubrations cover ti period of nix
yours before reaching the standard of
perfection which lias nt lust been at-
tiilncd. The chief spirit and proprietor
of tlio enterprise Is Jolt Hertford , the'
well Known loth street coal dealer ,
who in the porioil mentioned lias
expended nearly $ GOOUO to encom
pass tlio achievement which has at last
so fully crowned his long1 and persistent
effort.
But few can comprehend the field
which exists for the work of just ouch
an invention , and an abundant harvest
certainly awaits the man who has spent
those long voara , and a snug little for
tune , in Its successful completion.
TOvery city of 5,000 inhabitanta-or more ,
in this country , and the most tidvatlcou
of the foreign nations , tire putting1 lii |
boworago systems in which clay and
cement pipe is the one and only factor
of construction. The subject of irriga
tion by storage reservoirs which agitates
the whole of the great immeasurable
west , and which was recently
taken up in congress , when the
plans of government lawmakers , reach
fruition , the demand for pipe will bo one
of incalculable magnitude. Pipe must
bo used in carrying the water to the
fields from the reservoirs. Already ,
notwithstanding the present slow rate
of manufacture , California , lias put down
thousands of miles of piping and the
work is but in its commencement , tlio
industry in its infancy.
Tlio IJcdford machine is as certain to
revolutionize , as I said in the outset , the
present mode and manner of sowor-pipo
manufacture as electricity is in time to
bo the motor power of the whole uni
verse. Already Mr. Bedford is flooded
with fetters of inquiry from all pirts of
the United States and many parts of
Europe.
The machine is so constructed
that it will make any si/.o pipe from
four to thirty inches in diameter and
from two and a half to three foot in
length , with cither the boll or flange
sh.tpcd end ; or the round , oval or egg-
shaped with Hat base , just , as suits the
consumer's ideas of what ho wants.
Heretofore this work has all been ac
complished by hand , the results being
blow and tedious and entailing an immense -
monso outlay of money , of course. With
the Bedford machine it is different.
The ramming of the cement and sand
into piping is done by steam , each ram
mer making from six to seven hundred
strikes to the minute. The construc
tion of the whole machine being simple
and automatic , it is almost impossible
for it to break or got seriously
out of order. It works so rapidly
that it will make pipe in 2i feet lengths
in fifteen seconds to one and one-half
minutes , according to the size. It can
bo changed from one size to another ,
and from round to egg-shaped in four
minutes. By the present hand process
of making pipe four men will m ike from
CO to 70 feet per day of the larger pipe ,
while the Bedford machine vith eight
men will inuKo 1.00(1 ( feet nor day , or eqal-
lingthe work of sixty men at the present
process , and at the same time iirilco a
botto' ' and harder pipe , the com pres
sure by the rammers being the same in
all parts , and not varying as it does by
hand maidng. The machine weighs
a.bout six tons , and can bo run
"
with a common threshing" machine en
gine.
The proportions of the material used
in the Bedford pipe is ono part cement
and four parts wand and gravel. It im
proves witn ago , lias boon amply dem
onstrated , water and moisture being its
natural elements. Some pipe of those
materials was recently taken up in Eng
land that was lain ever 100 years ago.
It was in an almost thorough state of
crystalizution , attesting indisputably
that the longer it remains in the ground
the btrongor and hat-dor it becomes.
Mr. Bedford is yet undecided as to
whether Omaha would bothe best city
in which to organize a homo stock com
pany for the United States or to go to
Boston or Now York.
evolution of AruivTraiMportiitloii ,
18'Jl TirosnmD tramp along dust
roads , through bnuh and streams
hard tack and bonus ; hard ground to
sloop pn , no covering but the sky. 18)2 !
for the G. A. R. National encamp
ment. luxurious trains via Pennsyl
vania lines from Chicago ; palatable
cuisine of Pullman vestibule dining
cars , inviting sleeping cars. Side trip
to historic Gettysburg if desired. Reduced
'
duced rates. 'Address Goo. Jenkins ,
traveling passenger agent , Dubuque , la.
Arroxs tint AlliiKl'unlrN hy I.iyllilit. '
Around the famed Horseshoe Curve
and through scenes of mountain and
pastoral grandeur , are delights experi
enced on a trip to the east via Pennsyl
vania Short Lines. Vestibule trains
that are marvels of the car-builders'
art run ever this roeic-ballasted bhort
route. Address Luce , "IS Clark street ,
Chicago.
initriii , .
'C'H of Jlvs Hnet or leu uniler till * hi id , fifty
' tcli iiiliIfM'imil llnet
MeOA VVll K V A ilaiiKlilur to Mr , uiiU Mrs.
Owtin McUunmy.
1AWH r A BOII to Mr. ami Mis. F. V : Kolist.
bTOIty A daujlitor to .Mr. utul Mrs. ( Jotliob
Stor/ . v
I'ltlOlt A iliiim-litor toMr. und Mr * . 1'rlor.
Sl'ODDAItU-Ailmiglitur to Mr. and Mi 8. II.
W. Slnddiird.
LKUNAKD A ilnujlitur to Mr. and Mis. J. It.
l.uoiuir.l.
Mtmt'll V A duuglitar to Mr. timl .Mis. " M. J.
Muiiiliy.
1'IVl'inthON-A bon to Mr. anil' Mrs. Loren
1'otorsnu. _
' ntlctn nf flee line * or lt t tin Inthlt lie i t.Jtftu
cent * ; e icli ti I tttloii tl line ten c'.ntn.
I'ASAOI Mary 1'iisiel. August Si iTjjo 7
WUOllN.
MJKICV 1'atrloU Leery , August 2S. ugu 2T
yuars.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
M. F. BorenkJtho Well Known
Union PaclCui Employe Tolls
His Experience. Incipient
Consumn'lan ' Cured.
Ono of the bosUlcnown tnon in Council
BltilTs is M. F. Borun , of the car dopnrl-
inont , U.P. railroad service , rcsidonco nt
1112 , 18th nvonnoT ilo is n native of
I'oltnwiutamlo county , his father set
tling there nt th'a tlmo of the Mor
mon immigration. . . Referring to his recent -
cent roslorutlon to health ho speaks as
follows :
si. v. iiosnis
"I hive linen nllllctcit with citnrrh : I n my hunil niul
hroiit loryonr At times I hud nn Intcnip lioiid-
nchu. My nii o"w.n nlwnyn Mopped up. I iilwny
clt ni If ix lienvr wrliflit wns prosilnu upon my
irc itnn I ilull im'ns ' nroiuul my hcnrl and In my
nnitt , nml I ni constantly nplttlni ; n j'elluw , thick
ililciim. My Hipolllo | bjcnmu per un.ll vint woik
mil thin. My ri-st nt nlvlil WIM very pour , nnd 1
cmilit nrnrccly vhnnitu my clothe * n Itliont InkliiB cold
nnd Imrlnin notviittnck of licailnslio. Soon 1 begun
i > linvo n linc'icliiK uoiuh , wllh norenoss ull tliroiiKh
ny elicit. My wlfo iui.1 ncUlihora thought 1 Dud tlio
coniunptlon , nnl to tell the truth all tlio signs
iolntu.1 tlmt way to mi * . 1 to n ductnrHv nnd trlud
niiiiy romodlOH but nlt'i no bnolt. ! At this tlinj a
rlond nilvlsu-l ma to consillt l > r . Copvliuul and
hcpard. I did so | In four week * after bi'Klnlnit
liulrtroatm nt my coiiRh u.n ontlroly uono und my
ioau n iia clo.i-m It over wn . 1 huvo not had a
dnvlotii'iidncho since. I feel llr t rate better than
'or slv years My appetite anil stronKth are ox-
ellcnt , and I rcn'lro that I am aiiroly c c.iilmj | Unit
Iron I fill milndy coiKiimptlon. ll lll nlfcud mo
ilo iMiroto iiaraonully verify this stiitcmcutto anyone
ono oajlntf on mv. 1 ha\o no lieMlutkm In cxprons'
my belief tlmt lrs. ) Copo'iinit undSliepard are
\ory skillful lu the treatment nf chronic dUeas . "
MAIL
onios fronf the H ist. West , North nn-l Soutl' .
butrlni ; testimony of tlio snuoossfiil troat-
nuntof Irs. Ojpolaiul and Sliup irJ by mull'
lilantt Sent to All Applicant * .
$5 A MONTH.
OATAHHH THKVTED AT TUB UNIPOIIM
HATK Ot' ' * > A MONTH MKDIOINRa I-'UH-
N'tSIIKt ) KltEi : . KOIt MAi OrilKIl DIS-
nASEiJ THE HATES WILL , HK LOW AND
UMl'OItM ANI ) In PKOl'OllTION TO TUB
ACTUAL COST OF MUD1OINE
1NO. OMAHA. II.
w. ii. coi > J5rjAND , . D.
C. S. SlIlCl'AUD , M. D.
C.it'irrh , Asthma , Uronclil-
Ills , Nervous Dlseasei. lllood Dlso.ises , Ithoii
inntlsin , ConsiimuMon. und all clironlo nlTec-
of the Throit , Lungs , Htomuoh , Liver
and Kidneys
Olllcu liourHr-O to II a.m. " to 5 p.m. , 7 to 8
P.III. Sunday. ID a.m. to liiui ,
MANHOOD
f'-6AUAT1VO , " the
Wonclorful Hpi-nUh
lli'tfinly. In Mild nltli a
Written Cuaranten
tocuru ull Ncivous Dla *
toss * , eucli ns Weak
'McUHiry , Ixici Lf Drain
1'ower , Headache.
XYjLUcCulnOES , Lost Man
lioOOrJf en onsne d , Jju-
sltiulc , all ctialnu nnd
Before &Aftar Uso. Insi of pmtcr of Ilia
riiotoRranhcd from Ufc. Gcncratlvo Organs In
cither ccx , caii-cd liy
orri-t-Kcrtloii , > niitliful Indlccrrtioiiiior tlie I-XCP | VJ
asjof ( nl.iuTo . , nimiiii.nr filninlanl" , which iiltlinnlrly
li-iul to Inflriiiltv , O > Maaiii | > llnii nnd Iiimiilly. I'm up
Incuntciilent fonn In carrv In tlnMrst poikil. 1'ilcc
f 1 n pnclviice. or ( . \Vltlic\viytiunlri ni-Klien
written guarantee ) to euro or rofumj the
mono/ , sent hy mull to nnv mldriM. C'licnlnr fiee
Ini'lulliciucloi'C. Alcntlon thisi.ii | | Audius ,
MAD.tIO CHEMICAL CO. , Iirniich onkcfoi D.H.A.
353 Dcnilinni Str.-ct , CIIK-'AOO. ILU
FOR SALE IN OMAHA. NEB. , BY
Ruhr & Co. , Co.r UtU A Dounlns StB.
* A rnllcr&Co..Cor-Htb&louslosSte.
Slorptilno Iliil. .
currala COto-JOUo.il
Hapa7tlllcniil.D&.J.CI riIEHK.Labanii
HUAUTHFUL , AOREHABLG , CLEANSING.
For Farmers , Miners and Mechanics.
A PERFECT SOAP FOR ALKALI WATER.
Cures Charing , Chapped Hands , Wounds , burns ,
Etc. A Delightful Shampoo.
Specially Adapted { or Use in Hard Water
St Bernard Pups
SALE.
Out of " .Modjosltu , " by"3HTo.-il ! , ho by
OhampHuUiniioa. "Sullord" Is litter
brother to the Iunn'o3t doff ever nilscd
in Auiorioa. Full poaigroo of imps on
uppllciitlon. Address ,
611 South 12th Sfoot , Ouuih i , Nub.
ADT
Our new fall stock is coming in very rapidly and is be
ing stored in the second and third stories of our building. It will be
ready for sale September 1st. As to the balance of the Hellman sfock ,
we need hardly tell you that we mean to. get rid of every article on
hand , as the prices on the display in our. windows will 'amply testify.
Those who have bought know full well the immense .bargains we are
giving. There is but a small quantity left and the sizes are Very rnuch- "
broken. Those we have the most of arc
i
in 4 fft * ff\ * I ff
$10,00 suits for 15,1 $16,50 suits for. . 1,25
$12,50 suits for. $18,00 suits for.
,00 suits for 17 , ! suits for.
This is positively the last week at these Hellman bargains as we
open up on the 1st day of September with all brand new goods.
B
( Nunc ant nun quam. )
( Successors to M , Hellman & Co. )
Oor13th arict F arnam-
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO , 1715.
An ordinance levying u special ta\ and as
sessment iiiion cert iln lots , parts of lois and
ical estate In the city of Omaha , for the eon-
Btrnellon mill icpulrs of wooden sldownlUs.
WhoreaR.tlicownors.rosticetlvelyi of the lots
uarts of lots and real estate hereinafter de
scribed , have failed to construct or lep.ilr
slilowall < s with n the tlmo allowed by oidln-
aiico. after duo and nropur nolleoso to do , and
Whereas , such sldonalks have been duly
consiruetod or repaired by J. 1 Knowles , tlio
vautraetor tolioin w is awarded the eon-
trnet for constructing und repairing hide-
walks , aud
Whereas , the several lots , parts of lots and
real est.itu have unoh bei-ti specially lienelltted
to the full amount of the tuui'lal tux and uv-
i.esstiient heroin levied , by reason of such liu-
univeini'iilopposlto the same , lo-ipactlvoly ;
Theiofoie. for thu pui)0- | of covur.iiB and
paying thocott of miuli liupiovutnent :
He It ordained by the city counullof the city
of Omaha :
So'tlonl , Tliatthchovcr.il sums set oppo-
slto the lots , parts of lots and real estate huio-
inafierdfsorlbed , he and the same are heiuby
respectively levied andass'jsso.l iiuoti uaeli of
said lots. Halts or lots and rual o tato.ns shown
by the Konor.illy ii'co iu/uil map or thu ciiy of
Omaha iSii' ! : . lllho nipliu.l and published by
Ceo. 1' . Iluiuls. ns folou ! , 10 wit :
Isaac K Iliinllck
do HhlK4 " 1 M >
.liilins II Tremalno Its blk 4 " 1 ' " 7
0 L Vim Uatiip ot ill It 0 bllv 4 " li Ul
M Donovan It 1 bib 1 M Donovan's sub 1 . '
ilo It 2bl It I : 1'
ilu HJIblUl ' " ! ! >
do It 4 blk 1 " JJ 5T
do ItflblUl . . j ; 3
" hS
do HOhllc 1 IS
Martin Klt/patrluh ot al It 7 blk 1 " ! * *
Isaac S llusuall It K blk I " ! '
do Itllb.lcl " ! . ' *
Chas CJor.ild H 10 b k 1 " " b3
JamosM Douslioily Itllhlkl " IS h8
John A CrclKhton H li blk I " IS fci
M Dnnovan It III blk 1 " } §
Waller llrcon It U blKl " i *
M Donovan It 14 blk a " . ' , , , ' , ir
„
Kll/ii .1 r.vnns It 4 Hvans' wld 10 81
"co '
' sU'IJltMlI ' blk 2 Win lliigodorn's add 41 01
I'aull'aulsonltrJblka " 01 M
do it milk' ' ' 1 h
Torossa Kotiiii'ily It II blkS ' 1
H MiuoiiMUiti'i It ISblk 2 '
1 lac .lolinson ni ! It ! . " > blk 3 . '
AuimUI'niiNunlt III blk 2 '
Krijil Mattliluslt 1" 1)1 bS H"
Miii'rIs'iVuroiimiin it"ib blk S " 1
do It ID blk U " 1
- - 15 8S
ir , M
do ItS-JIUkS 1(1 ( 111
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Anna < I'nulson .t II lilk 3 JS 41) )
.lininiel' M ihim It IX blk U 18K \ )
Jot ) A r.dson u Hi blk a JK or
John /.liiiinurninn It Iblk J
I'r-nili M i.oulslt Illblkb 15 hS
Jnlinlluw It - ' ) blk : i . . J. } US
f I < HJ | JO
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, o nSiftH8Ulk7 ' l 7
ilo ItllblkT ' ID HI
HIfl
/fl /
A S HIIIIU28 It lUblkti
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oil Uallou u 7 ijik la. ; . : ii > tile t
ilo llHblk IS " 4 JU
GeiiwoTlliluiiltftnlk 10 " : i ui :
ArtliurLI'ur.lnitltiimkin - 2 f.U
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do It 8blk ID a us
Joseph l < els w'i It 1 Lois I laoo 2. 22
do Wilts JS h7
I'liIllpMihmldletul It a 1.1 t > 7
Jo uiili l.els II 4 15 b.7
do Hf > 1SH7
John hchmldt It 0 16 H7
JiHunh l.uisit 7 ' IS h7
Win Law ton It 47 Ltiko& Tumploton'Hadd 10 HI
Klla r. Johnson it 4b " 11)711 )
do H4'J ' 1072
do It 50 " I'D 71
S K Johnson ot al ItO blk I Mayno 1'laco S7 Mi
Win (1 ( Wnltmoiuunil It7 hlk 1 " 10 BJ
Wni WJIoiitJii lib bit ; 1 " 1UM
UK Mouoa-'SUIt 10 blk I " 5 K8
Winter llii'onul nl lill blk 1 -4
Oraru II Wilbur It 12 Hlk 1 U 2
L < II fchaoliolfoM lUUblk I a U
LevlnlaTll lanihltl blkS " a UJ
A Lltui-dll2b.lt 8 , t" 1 7d
ItHWIiltm-inutallt blka . ; \tjl bU
do ltflblK8 " I'm
do uobiky 4 na
ClirUt It-uiiiUH.oii lib Oak 11111 No , 1 h 4J
Tliuil'L'otrtDVltU " 4 , {
OakUN , . , , > 2.
| t , m , . , Omilm | yow | g „
ChoHMutzutulml'MOftU I blkl. " 40
Andy I1 < irammn41ftlt I blk 18 " 1040
O.iir tlhlo ot al It 21 blk IS - t'5 - 0
llonry HOHIIIIII It I blk It Orchard Hill 3J 22
1'iilrlok La ihy It 8 blk il . 15 M
tli'oriu U Marker It ! l blk 11 15 H ,
Jacob LJaeobbOd H 4lkU | 15 M
Anna LN rbeu Itftblkll " 1J W
Jiimi > aL 1'iuli Itliblk II " 15 BS
W M MurruujhuluflltTblklt " a 18
John L Miles It Oblk It " IS S3
no It 10 hlk il " 15 H7
Itenj Arnold It II blk 11 " IS b7
Joseph T Hopkins It 12 Ink It " IB b"
tloot o K llaiKer It III blk II " IB b7
do It II blk 11 " IS h7
1,0 HIS blk 11 " H HT
do It 1 blk It " 13 87
Hans I' Hi ! nun
nuns4 ! o < i it 33 lilkS 1'iirk Place 7 17
Mlcliaol Cronlii s'J ' w'.5 o1liiO : b 2 . * 7 IJ
Martin Ilondrit-Ksoii s'-J ' 5 lli0 ! W 7 111
A J I'oppleton It 1 blk 1 I'oupletbu 1'ark 43 40
Mlnnlo A Qn st ard
s2 ft HI blk II I'ortland I'luco 0 Kl
r P Klrkcn'lnll ot al It 1 WA Kedle'js add IS Cb
J U I Iowa r Jet at
wii : ft It 1 blk 2 Heed's 4th add 5 21
Ethan 0 Wolcott
118 Kuinlnjton'sHub lu Gibe's add 14 20
do It ! ) " ' 14 L" )
do It 10 " 14 2J
do It 11 " " 211
ilo H 14 " " : H 71
KobocciiSumnUltlllblkSI Walnut Hill 41)1 )
do It.'Ublkai " 042
SI ) Murrorltfflli k21 4 117
Jimi-s : MeOollonsh It 20 blk 24 fa ( il
( J K Tii irart n'/i blk 2 % .17 'II
John Llpps etnl 112 Washlnjton Fiiuaro 67
Chas W I'utrlduo
Itillk2ii : ) Wills sub In Walnut Hill : i1 B.'l
CluisK Kmoiy otul IH blk2il " li" > hS
do It 5 blk 20 " JS SS
W W Orecu It B blk 21 J * . h7
WS llouell It 7 blk S3 " JS Mr
( ieo II I'.ivnu ItH Illlc ' - ' , ! JU l > 5
Kstatu of llyron Kcud nlS ft tavlKU
hootlon lO-li-l ! ! . 'M
W .Nl I'oslor s''IO ft Ii2)8 ft tax It 4' ) suc
tion lO-lS-ll . B 81
Ann K Campbell tax li 4'l .scutUm
10-lS-K ! . 10 II
Itnur Estate tav HSSsoutlon 10-1S-I.I S fc ! )
Itallov & Olson that p.irt north of Cali
fornia st fix ItiUbUCtlon IU-n-ii : ( ! 3 SO
I'ra'nk Muiphy that part north of ( J.ill-
fornlii st ta\ -I beet on IO-l.j-1) ) M VJ
Klli'ii M Whltu tax U Iauction ! ! 17-11-1:1. : 111. 41
James O'Connor tlio sl.TJ ft of 0)1 ) ( I ft of
wSH ft nWiofsw'i sectlonlMISM.'il IB
WA Ho HclvHli tux It Sil section "l-l.'i-l I. " ' > bJ
aims tiiiiicn tixitissectionai-i.via. . . . nu in
I'elurMerges fax It 53becttun3l-l5-ia. . . 07 ' . 'U
Total . PJ.7I7 8 {
Section 2 Tnat. thu upclal taxed nnd IIHSUVI-
inuntx levied and assos-ul as aforesaid , shall
bo duulmmuillntttlv upon t'lo ' pmsagj nn.l up-
lirovnl of thts nrdlnaiKv. and H mil bjoonm ilo-
iiiKinont If nutp ild within llfty ilaytt t boreal ter ;
unit Ihurenpou Inti-roit slu'l ' bu added at the
rate of onu pi/r cunt a mouth , payable In ail-
viuue fniiii tlie tluio said taxes bccomu eo du-
llnijncnt.
ho tlonrt. ThatthU ordlninco shall tnko ef
fect and bo In f < ice from iitiil ufU-r Its
Oily ( J uric.
01 , OIIAlTi : ! : .
Actlir.- President , City Counell.
Atirovcd , Auiciidt llth , l-.i. .
Uio. : P. tIKMIS.
Miivor.
The above tax IB now duo nu 1 payable at the
oIlHoul' the city Iruasurer aud ulll bocotnu do.
liuiiient and bi'ar InlL-iuil after ( x-'tcilicr 1st ,
JKC. as seen m so 'tluu ! of utiorn orilln in o
IIIiNKV IIOI.LN.
( "ltv'rroa iiro"
III Larrcnt. Foiteit nnfl Flnmt lit tlie WorWi
rmncOKirnccomiida.loni unvirillcil. _ _ . . .
HEW YORK. lONDONDERRY AND GLASHOW.
NUW VOKIC , < illlh\ai"l'lKU'nml NAl'IES ,
Atrruulnr Intcrvnlii.
SALOON , SECOND-OLA5S AND STEERAQE
noon on lowest tormii to nnrt fruinlhn prlnclplo
DCOIC3. EKJLWn , WIDIt S AW C5 II K AL rOIHi'O.
Eicurolontlckelj malUlilwtiiitturn li > - cltlii'rlliorl
tuii' iuc Clvdo A : No'lh nf IrfUiul or N l > le "tlin lu r
iintu tl licco ? OrJcts i'.t Ar ; Assttt it Lcvtit JUtlJ.
PDlr to any nf our iociil Accntsortu
UiMUEU ONnKOTUiUS. _ . ' " '
ALLAN LINE
KOVAh MAIfSTKAMSIIIW ,
MONTKI'Aljun I ( JI'iilKO ' :
* To unitllV mi I M VKKl'OOf ,
CA1I1N , IU to 1111. Aucoiilltu t > .Huaiao
nml looatlonof HI itoroum.
liituriuudl ititiinilritonr.iuo 'it low r.ituj.
NU CATTl.i : ( U Kill Kl ) .
) SIKVIOI : : OK
bTATt f
ALLAN LINE
u.sn ) si'r.AMaiiii's
NHW yOUK'iiul ' MI < AHUUW.
VliiLondondurry , uvcry I'urtuulH.
Aup. Illh . SI'ATK OK NKVADA . noon
Auic.Zilli . nTATK 111MKIIUAHKA. . . . . nu-on
Bl'lit. kill . . .bTATK OP CAI.H'Ult.vlA. II A. il
1 lubln.fll , Cetond Ciihln * IJ , rUniinfo
Aiiplv tel Al.r ANC ( ) , I'lilcii/i )
II. 15 Al JUIltt , 11IJ llnwunl M. Din ill 11
. . i. , , . . , . ,
Ibc vtuituu. ' ! 1 i r 'ic uowt-1 pill \
ifr iLaliiiud , uivMfe uadnli > clualii
I tlia IK M IJM die Inr Lnovi n ( ur I'll I'ji. J
u. coiuUiAilun.
. . .
) ) > ] tltv , intuul ili'i rc , itlnfuli
UcUI ! < 'n , i'lirrl-i. ' ul i .tnliti * {
Jl.aimre Woe' c e f llnrel > ) die noirrrli. llrcrirli. "I
Ivvlluet IQvtfoiMntlrproperfunllonji Jirfni ,
im.Timo-J , I'.lrc lt , miUlruM.I/i ; iniu lliu 'S
Z I.l.'ii ICIIiMfl < AI < lk > . .l k | > iiic bt. > owyorV 2
V r > - > < fc * - % T - .
DR. C. GEE WO.
Thoonljr i'uvHr Kril.itH Chlmio ph
KlKlit jrc.iri * stnJjr TUT yuiri praclmil OKpar'-
cncn with nil km in dliiiui 'I'roin uco9ifullr
iillolironloo'i33 ilr3n tii by nthor ductorj ( Jill
mill 1120 him or wrll ) for qmstliin til ink. Do nab
think your oiia hop da h MUHJ your > ! 3Ctort'jlM
3OU8O , but try tliK'hln no ilanur wltli Idi now tint
irontlorfnlro'rmilloi , an Iro3jlro IIOA haaotll ntnl i\
| ioriimiiGiitaiiru-wli it ul'ur ' ituouiM oinnol lrj.
llorlj.i. ItooH nml I'lii -r.iluro'.i ramodlos *
inctllclnoa Tliuvnrl I his wllnoii , Ono thoiMin 1
ic-HtliMDiiluU In tlir.M yo in' pr.ictlcA. No liijiirloin
ik-c'uctliiiji , no liuM'llH ; , no puhoa. llullouvl
Iru.tliuont uii'l iiorniiiiu-tit curj.
i nu'osufally trditoa nnl carol.
j.rlrrn up by nthor doclnr-i :
Tlio : Coiiuhlln , < ll ! Ilirnay atrant , ciironlorliou-
iniitlnnilliunra , kill i y nii.l llvur trouhlix.
Tltoi. CuWort , l'4th an I l'arn iiu t4trJ9ti , ifnnor\t
itulilllty. In lluoiUun , ID-II uf ilruiutll und vlUllly ,
Took mudlrliiD for yo ir hut Kot nu rjlldf ,
M. 1 Andorion , I lit i"n nlm ntrjot , oitirrX
nbtlini.i und bronchitis of Ufiaia yo in Htuiidln/
Ilm for flilo the folio vim prop ire I ronioltoi fit
( I.UUuhottlo nlr botllm forfi'JO ' , for the euro of
Anthill i. CaUrrh , Slut Hand lolio , IndUuillon ,
lllnotl I'oUonlni ; . llhotimitlim , 1'imiiloVoilcnuii ,
Klilnay and Mror Coinpliilnt. No niiuntn. SoIJ
only hy Clilnoiu Madlelnj Co , CnUil | : , JIUJ.UJ1
OiUjfl , ICth anJ Californii Sli. Oinaii ! , No
QUAIL BRAND
HEALTH FOODS
Parched Rolled Oats ,
Unequalled in Flavor.
Corn Gritz ,
Sold only in 2 } pound
Velvet Meal ,
For niullliiH and
Till ? ] HINT R
Sold by all FlrU-Chsa
Save Your Eyesight I
yostosto-l fros by , in HXl'R ID fI > PIOtA.N
rorfuot adjustment. Hnporlor UMHOI. Norr- i
onbhuiidtiulio cured hy usln ; ! our Hnoatiolci
and KyoiliissuH 1'tlcui low fur llrdt clu
HE ALOE & PENFOLD CO.
1US. l5tUSt.CrolrhtOi ! ! lllosk.
YOURSELF !
Ailc your UniKKUt ( or a
tiottlo ( inil J. 'J lie only ,
tiuii-uuiinuf rvmuilyforall
( li
ucukncM ] > cullttr
to uumi'ti. It curei In a levt
ila } a without tlie aid or
iiulilti-lly ol u doctor.
TA * l-wrnul American Cure
Mmiufuilnrtil
CINCINIMTI , o
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