8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEK : WEDNESDAY. OnTOKKU 20. 1SD2-TWELVE PAGES
OMAHA SHOULD CONTROL IT
President Cable's Perthisn' Suggestion
Cono.raing the Union Depot.
IT MAY CHANGE THE WHOLE ASPECT
HP IhlnlM tlio llnck Uliuid nntl Ollirr
ItnailK Arn intltloiJ : tit Cumlilernllim
-Somn Are l.lclit' li"t "IT-
Itntitlno Coiincll W' rk.
And now the Kock Island Hallroid com
pany has taken n hand in the union depot
controversy. Uiidor date of October 19 ,
President Cable of that company wrote
Mayor Hcralsi upon the subject. At the
mooting last night the mayor submitted the
letter to the council. The letter reads as
follows :
"My attention has been called tothoroport
ol thu special committoa appointed by your
council on thu the subject of a union depot m
your city.
"I , perhaps , may bo pardono.l for sugaost-
Inir that , In view of past occurrence ! In con
nection with this subject , the omission from
the proposed adjustment of all reference to
or reservation of any control by the council
of the matter of admitting other companies
Into this depot. Bcomsshori sighted.
"J bodty of Omaha by thU plan Is granting
valuable privileges unit conceding important
rights , and this gr.int and concession are to
bo embodied in n contract between the city
and the companies named in this report.
Should the contract bo finally executed ,
then , like every other contract , It sneaks for
Itself ; thicltv will have untcicd inlo It pro-
mimptlvoly. only lifter insisting uuon ovor.v
right It deserved to assort. Thera-
ufter , should your city iiollovo it
to its municipal Interest , or the advantage
and convenience of the citizens and traveling
public , that other roads should bo admitted
Into the depot , you cm only beg HVo nnv out-
Bide party , Instead of command , us It should
bo In your power to do. Other cities retain
n voice in a moans of enforcing through the
exercise of municipal powers , the admission
At other companies , when they grunt privi
leges relating to union depots.
Kock IilnndVunts I'nitcctlnn.
"Tho company I represent operates an im
portant line to"nnd through your city , mak
ing It one of the chief points of commerce be
tween lha lakes ana the mountains. I can
icarcely duubt that Omaha would not doslro
that the trains of this company should bo
one * that should not use this depot.
"It Is true that by u contract made between -
tween this company and the Union Pnclllc
company the latter undertakes to secure to
tbts company the right to lisa the iiiilcn
passenger station , unon terms ns favor
able us thoio which shall bo accorded to any
other company , but vou will suRlcloiitly re
call recent history to roallzo that this 1s
not n vcrv " practical rljht , anil prou-
nbly. only"to bo enjovcd , like others
In the jnmo contract , under the mandate
of a court. The legality of the
contract is dsnied by that company , its par-
formanco refused , and , in fnct. much of the
trouble your cltv has oxporlencoa in having
the depot pushed to completion grow out of
tbo fact that naturally the municipality and
the people were not in sympathy with the
position of the Union 1'ncllio company ,
touching the performance of that contract.
"If it bo said that it is to the interest of
the Union Pacillo company to admit other
Companies , there are several answers. In
the llrst place , the terms that would make It
to the Interest of that company lu the opin
ion of Its ofllcors , might and probably would
not bo satisfactory to this company ,
and should there bo a distgrcemoiit , the
courts would have to decide. In the next
place , the events of the past year show that
the affairs of that rompany are not always ad
ministered with ref m'nce to its bout inter
ests. It is to tlio Interest of no ono. neither
corporation nor Individuals , to Ignore
solemn contracts , and yet , that has
been done by the Union Pacillc
company. It Is to the inter
est of lie ono to comnol the building of two
railways and Iwo bridges , where ono will
servo "equally as well. The courts of this
countrv have said this was true , nnd yet the
Union "Pnclllo has sought to compel this very
course. You cannot rolv , therefore , that the
company I represent will bo admitted to the
union depot , beoinso it may bo to the obvious
Intorrsts of tbo Union Puclllc compiuy thnt
It should not be admitted .
Omulm blionld Heierve Control.
"Moreover , If there Is any security In this
It Is not rendered less BO by the city ol
Omahix reserving In thl * solemn contract tin
power In caxm of dlsputo or refusal to oxer
clso authority In tao promises.
"I reapectf jlly urge , therefore , that bofon
this report shall bo adopted and Its terms em
bodied In a con tract , there shall bosuoh addi
tion made to It as shall retain In tlio hands o
the council some potent and suflluicnt volc <
In this most vital ana important matter
Buch cou we would bo consistent with wha
waa done on tbo same subject ln > the orl lna
contract. If It was wise to retain this con
trol then , why is it any less so now } Jndcea
everything that has transpired since th' '
original contract was drawn , emphasi/es th
necessity nnd wisdom of retaining in th
municipal control this matter of the n'lims
slon of other Hues to the privileges of thl
union depot. The firm and atrong baud o
the city of Omaha , availaDlo in the enforce
ment of such privilege , as it would be if thl
control U assorted and conceded i
this proposed now contract , would always b
a mo.H persuasive factor In all controvor&lc
that shall urlso. The Interest of your city i
that of the whole public. Its protection by
voice reserved to It in the practical working
of this contract would bo most effective n
should bo guarded and preserved.
"It. It. CADI.C. "
Tbo communication was rolurrod to tn
special committee , which now has the done
question under consideration.
Shut UtrSumn Are
The mavor had something to say regard
jng tb location of arc 'lights. Ho nouohe
bis remarks in the follpwing language :
"I return herewith , without my approval
resolution No. 05 of October 4 , ordering n
nro licbt at the Intersection of Twonty-tifi
and Chicago streets. This location is "on th
line between the Fourth and Kighth ward ;
"Thoro uro two reasons why I have nc
approved this resolution.
"First The Eighth word was not nllotc
any are lights when the allotment was mud
by the council. Notwithstanding that fac
the Elnhth ward has ordered and ha
received eight are lights. The Fourt
ward was allotted six lights anu has ordcro
seven. Conscunontly , neither ward has an
lights to its credit. In tact , notaslnglo war
lu the city has an ara li' ht to Its crodlt , A
h ve drawn tholr full quota nnd a total (
twenty-four lights have boon ordered In oj
ccas of the numboi'-ajtrcca upon by the com
ell at ttio bo lnnlng of the year ,
'Second The condition of the Hghtin
fund will not warrant any increase in it
number nf lights at this time ; on the coi
trary , the cloiost ecoi.omy 1 nccosssary di
Ing the remainder of tbo voar In ovd
to nvold a largo overlap. An estimate base
on the September bills for lighting shows
deficiency of nearly f" > , OJO In the llphtlt
fund which must come out of th ) goner
fund , lu view at the fact that the Roner
fund will bo drawn upon very largely
toalto up ilailcleuclos lu other directions
corns inadvisable , at this time , la incren
the deficiency In tbe lighting fund to an u
necessary extent. "
The veto was sustained byaunanlrao
Vote ,
There were votocs against locating t
lights In too First and Sixth wards. T
reasons wcro the saino as these expressed
tbo former message. The vutoes wore m
talced.
Home l.lilln llilnct I.nitkml Alter ,
Tlio ruaypr Dominated O. A Scott to bo
pccioron pertnunciit tldowiilhi , laid by |
futu Individual , 'lha nppclnlimmt
J Ct ( | lf U WO Of 0 10 T , It W4 III ( HI
ferrfU la tlio coinrnllt ) on tlilnwulk * u ,
bridge *
Tim street coin'uiuloncr ctliixl attanll
to tlio fucv ttist to'jio i/iorcn nrn rorillnu
brruklne down ttiu cro < w ) ! < i , Thocomi
orilrreit'protccutlbni in all tuoli r e .
Jklie II. Well * 101 red pollen Ihut the 1
unUlncd pnrtoual nijurlo * by falling a
dcfcctlro w lk at Ttvrnllulh anil WoOi
trc l , llor Qttarnny wrulu dial tUuro v
n Uwtult In iltfbt.
John Butior , ihu man M'/iotn / bonci I
Into the wul ) ut Bovcutetiiuli and Ceil
troati , demanded tbo payment of 1-VW.
tbat tbo well wui a uiiuunce , cut
Ithad not been ho would not have loithln
horses.
Ttio city nnglnanr was nutborlzed to fit up
a blue print room In the city hall.
Mr. Steel's resolution , rcquostlnir the
council , the engineer and the attorncv , to
gether with the candidates for the legisla
ture and tha taxpayers , to mcotln the coun
cil ctmmbjr each Monday afternoon to dis
cuss proposed charter amendments , was
adopted.
The resolution authorizing the Hoard of
Health to lay off onn of tbo meat Inspectors
was adopted ,
Uniitt mi Orillimncn Dortorcd.
The sealer of weights and measures wrote
to the council , s\\tni { that ho was of the
opinion th it the ordinance under which ho
operated should bo amended. It should pro-
vlilo that ho should titwo the power
to rowuluh load * of morchandUo In tran
sit ; that approaches to wagon scales
should bo on u level with the stro a ; that all
weights nnd measures should bo mtdo to
conform to the standard and a penalty should
bo linpotuil on nnv person makltisr fulso
weights or ino.isurt's ; that the ortlcor should
h.wo polc.i ! authority ; tint tin ofllcershoVlld
b3 salaried and the ices turned over to the
cltv treasury.
Mr Hpecht tnovail thut the vote by which
Chnrloy lii'l op wns lot out as an Inspector
bo reconildered , lioforn the motion secured
n second , Mr. S'col sild that Itukeop was
drunk most of the time ; thnthospant whnlo
days In bumtnlng and camp.iUnlng , and then
turned in a bill to tbu cltv , oil irgititf up full
tuno. After that Mr. Spacht's motion never
dlil get a second.
Mr. I'rlnco concluded th.U it was the pro-
par time to llnd f.vull with Oimha'a coat of
arms. Ho remarked that ho hat observed
that the council chain liar decorator was milk-
in ! : prt'pur.itlmis to p.ilnt the picture of n
slclc Slonx Mp.uv ami n frontier horse thief
on thu wall behind thu projlde'it'a chair.
The pmsldont su costod to Mr. Prluco that
the coat of arms had been adopted and that
It was lee lute to m.iko any change.
The sum of $ ' ) O'JJ w.u ordered lalton from
the roMl and transferred to the street com-
inii loiior'.i fund.
Tlio city attorney was Instructed to draft
an orJlimnco to roiluco tha llt'onso of street
stands from (5 to $1 per month.
Tliol'Jiil ) ; received from Douglas county
was ordered placed to the credit of the city
road fund ,
On the opening of Twontv-slxth street
'
from tbo north line of Nclso'n's addition to
CiiUhvell street , tbo appraisers raportod
$0,403. The property owners stated that
thov would wait for p'lvment until the city
could levy n tax nnd collect the amount , The
report wns adopted.
The ordinance amending Iho ruins of the
Board of Health was passed. This ordin
ance cnrtaiU the pownr of the boird by pro
hibiting the lilllng of wells in certalu lac.Ul-
ties.
ties.Uy ordinance. Seventeenth street , from
Fiirnurn to Dodsto , was ordered paved with
vltrillud brloit.
"Uamlsomn is thnt handsoino does , " nnd If
Hoods Snrsaparilla doesn't do haiulsomely
then uotuiug else docs. Hsvo vou ever tried
"
ill
Clillilron'n Clunk Sale.
The most vnriod and stylish school
garments. A positive saving of 25c on
the dollar.
Look nt these children's clonks nt
$1.05 , $11.00 , $2.50 , 83.00 , $3.50 iiml 84.00.
Infiints' shawls , cloaks and wraps at
special low pricus ,
MAMMOTH SALE OF LADIES' GAR
MENTS.
350 fine kersey and cloth jnckoU at
84.00 , actual value $0.50 to $7.50.
200 ladioa' worklnjr jacket * at $3.50 ,
worth 85.
Ladies' full dress jackets at $8.00 ,
worth $10.00.
Ladies' fur trimmed jackets at 86.75 ,
worth $8.00. '
Greater reductions in fine garments ,
every article marked in plain tljjuros.
One price to all.
This is the crowning sale of the season -
son its regards price and quality , to bay
nothing of the enormous stock and
splendid variety to select from.
MILLINKUY DEPARTMENT.
Wonderful sales in stylish ralllinerv.
Ladies' fur felt hats at 50c , 75c , $1.00 ,
$1.2.5 up to 82.50.
Fine fancy feathers nt 5c , lOo , 15c and
25c. Ostrich feathers and tips in all
grades. Imported millinery ribbons ,
ornaments and line trimmings.
1IAYDEXS BROS. ,
Dry goods and carpets.
Uninil Army Appointment ! * .
MiuvAUKEn , VVis. , Oct. W. Comuander-
In-Chief Weissert of the Grand Army , will
today Issue general order No. 'Jfrom national
headquarters in this city , In which he will
announce the appointment of the five mem
bers of his oftlolal family , as follows : Ad
jutant general. E. B. Gray , Milwautioo ;
quartermaster general , John Taylor. Phila
delphia ; Inspector general , George LJ. Good-
ate , Boston ; assistant adjutant genaral , J. L.
Mention. Chicago ; senior HiricdocamL''erd '
H. Honors , Detroit.
The nppolntinout of a judge advocate is
still to bo announced. The coramandt-r-in-
clilof outlines ttio policy of hli administra
tion , which Is to be a vigorous ono In the In
terest of Increasing tbo mcmoersblp of the
order. He also gives prominence to the rnlo
in the tun'Jamontal law of tno order which
for bin 3 me dlsousaion of partisan politics in
meetings of Iho organization.
- OP
IJoWltt'abarsapariUa cioiinies tns blooa ,
increases the appatite and touoi up thusys-
tem. It has hQiiotltoJ many poopla who
have suffered from blood disorders. It will
help you.
Hnritmii Kiiving * llnnlc.
Since the German American Savings
bank has gone out of businobs the Gor
man Savings bank , located at Ull South
15th street , Karbach block , is now the
only Gorman savings institution in the
city. Deposit your money with them
and got interest.
Coiinti-rrolt Ssilvur Ortlflciito.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Oat. 23. The secret
service division has discovered a counterfeit
of the now Isuuo of the (3 sliver certificate
18SO , check letter B2235V. . S. Uosocran
register , James Hyatt treasurer. The most
marked difference between thU note and the
gonulno , u difference which will result in the
detection of the counterfeit at a elsnce , ia
that the upper loop of the J In James Hyatt
points directly between lhoD | and C a'ftoi
Washington In the genuine , while In the
counterfoil. It U about one-eighth .of an Inch
to tbo left aadituuodlately undar tbo letter
ter L ) .
"Late to bei uno eany 10 rise w til shorten
the roail to your homo In tbo slttej. But
early to bed and "Little Eirlv Hlsar."the
pill that ma { > ilo lou ir and batter aai
wiser.
nru.it Strlku Niixt Vour.
BurF\i.oN. , Y.Oot , US. Tha iwitohmoi
of tbo country are preparing for a inonsto
strike next May , expecting to cripple th
World' ' * fair business of the railroads am
forcing them to concede tha demands of th
employes.
" 'i'hs Buffalo strike anil the lessor ono
that have occurred this year , " said Score
tary Joseph ilolmorle of tbo switchmen'
union , "aro but preludes to the great strlk
of 1603. It will be n strike Iho like of whic
bai never been scon , and will extend all ovc
tno country. "
Don't bocoina constipated. Take Boeu
nm's 1'ilK
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Remarkable Activity Among the Various
Local Packing Homos.
S3ME DIFFICULTY IN SECURING MEN
October' * Itrcnlpts nt tlio Onion Stuck
Vnrds Will 1'roli.ibly lie n Itoconl
Smiuhor In Mnny HrnpecH Some
Proposed IiiiirniPUicnU. |
Ttio packing season Is getting fairly well
ftlonc , and the paoksrs are rushing matters
Rt South Omaha. The Cudahy Paoklnft
company Is nailing to its force each dny , mid
sUughtontig each animal li Is posslulo to got
hold of. At present 1,000 head of cattle per
day are home killed , ana this numbur will bo
slaughtered lor nn Indeflnlto period. This U
nbout iho full c.ip.ielty of tlio plnnt on cattlo.
Tlio hoi ? ilapartmoiit Is n vcrltublu boa hlvo
of Industry. The number ofhozs slnuplitcred
dally has been Increased from 1,500 , ueaJ to
2fil)0. ) Tills number will bo Increased to
4.0JO liead Just as EOOU as the receipts plik
nt ) and it U possible to secure the porkon.
Hoc receipts conlinuo UUt ( , but will Iticroaso
within n very short tune and then the uc-
mands of ihu pacitors can bo supplied , and
Uudntiy will run full capacity during the
pacUlue season on bolli cnttlo and hoes.
The other departments nt Cudnti.vfi nrn
also being run on an increased basis and
there Is no idleness. The buUcrlno and
pepsin works ara going it full blast uiid turn
ing out larf , ' i quantllioi of product.
The otliur nouses nro entering upon the
pncltinir season with Increased forces. Swlfi
& Co. have larzelv increased thuir slaughter
ings , nb liivu : the Unit ) iii oud company and tlio
O.nabix Paciilue coinpnny. The increased
capaulty uiul bnttcr facilities of theno homos
cumpliitod during tUesunjmeronablo a bolter
hnnullng of the growlnE business and the
meeting of the increased demand for pro
ducts
The laboring man of both Omaha mid
South Oiniilin are prolUine bv the enlarge-
raent and increased capacity of the pucitltiK
plants. Labor that is KooiUiip employment
can readily flnd It. The great scarcity
of unemployed moa lu South Omaha was
commented upon voUorJay by a Rentloman
nt one of the packing houses , who said that
his company found U dlfllcult to secure a
sufficient number o' employes for the work
In several departments. Ho attributes this
to the fa'ct that labor it generally employed
and there are but comparatively low Idle
men In the city. _
October' * 11 envy Uecolpts.
October is to be a rocora smasher lu the
hi-story or the South Omaha Union stock
yards. The oanner month in the receipts of
cattle was October. 1S91 , when TS.OOO
head ( vcro received. The receipts of
cattle during : the present month
up to last nlpht numbered 70,000 head
or2,000 lo-s than was received during the
entire month of ono voar ago. There are
filx more dnvs left of tnls monln , and at least
20,000 cattle will bo received , which moans
that at least 17,000 moro cattle will bo re
crived this month than during , any month
within the history of the yards.1 Those lls-
ures are very gratifying to the friends of
Omaha's great * stock Industry , but ro not
surprising to those familiar with the con
ditions and merited orowth ana prosperity
of the murkat. Second place is ranidly slid
ping uwnv from Kansas City and will coon
proudly bo claimed for Omaha.
The contrasts for tbo Important public 1m-
provoments will bo av/nrdou November 10 by
the Union Stock Yards company. The cori-
tvact for furnishing the material for putting
in the improved switching facilities and In
terlocking plant will bo awarded at that
timo. This improvement will cost Sti..OOO.
Tbo contract for furnishing the machinery
for the now electric light plant , to cost $35-
003 , will also be lot.
Monday evening an orditlanca will bo in
troduced in the council srrantins a franchise
to the Union Stock Yards company for
puitm ? m an electric light clant. The ordi
nance will not mast with any opposition in
the council.
_
.11 rt.Murphy's Ueiith.
Mrs. Eliza Murphy died last evening al
GVJ : ! o'clock at her homo in the Troy bloclc
on N street. The cause of Mrs' . Murphy's
death was asthma , from wnioh she lias oeon
a tmfCorer for many yoars. A severe cold
which feho contracted a few days ago hast
ened the end. Mrs. Murphy was CO years o.
atro and tne mother if Matt , Thomas , James , .
JoUn , Henry and Jo 5ph Murphy , young
pehtletrjen who are well known and respected
In business mid social circles. The death of
the mother Is n. distressing tyow to her chil
dren , who were at her bcdsldo until tbo last.
The deceased was vofy well known In bouth
Omaha and had a largo clrclo of frlenas and
acquaintances. The arrangements for the
funeral hava not been announced.
Hul ( ling 1'ermltH.
Inspector Maytleld yesterday Issued the
ol lowing building permits :
3 , W , Johnson , dwolllir. , Twenty-first
and .1 streets . $ 1.500
Tunics Mason , cnlt.ipc , Seventeenth and
Q streets . . . . . . 000
Joe Hop , addition to reMduii'-o , Seven-
tenntli and Mllror stronts . 12o
T. bohrocdor. four cottages , Twenty-
fourth and Hrown streets . 2.400
Total . I 4tW5
Will llo I. ute but liltcrostlncr.
The postpotiod celebration of Columbus
day by the children of St. Agnes schools
will be hold this evening at Blum's hall.
Tbo program which has been prepared Is a
long ono and Its rendition will bo very inter
esting and instructive. The postponement
of tbo celebration was due to the fathering
of the Passionate fathers In thl city on Insl
Friday. Its delay will make the celebration
none tbo loss interesting and impressive.
Solon nun rr
Miss Mlnnio Paddock has returned from
Parclval , la.
Mrs. M. Walters of IlocU Uaplds , la. , is
visiting Mrs. A. L. William ? .
Elinor Weir has gone to MIohlgau to at
tend the funeral of bis sister.
Mrs , C. E O born of Beatrice is visiting
her daughter , Mrs. O. I. Muncey ,
Tbo democrats of South Omaha will have a
rally Friday evening at Blum's hall.
Miss OHio BckUud has returned from her
visit in tha western part of the state.
Dr. W. J. Bell , who is very low with ma-
latial fever , has ucon taken to Ulurkson hos
pital , Omaha.
Mrs. L , B , Hoblnson , who has bean visiting
with friends m the city , has returned to bur
homo at Oakland , [ a ,
Mr , and Mn. Joseph Fisher. 523 North
Twenty-seventh street , burled their infant
son yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. D. L. Holmes mid Mrs. J. 1' . Evers ,
who coutiuct the Heed hotel , huvo returned
from their trip to Chicago.
Councilman A. B. Haley returned yester
day from Chicago , wharo ho attended the
dedicatory exorcises of the World's fair
buildings ,
Miss EttaTylee. who for some tluie cast
has been night clerk at tha American Dis
trict telegraph , has been promotea to day
clerk , Henry Patterson becomes ulght
clerk.
All members of the Young Man's Repub
lican Uniformed club are requested to meet
this evening at 7 o'clock sharp m the South
Omaha olioe of TUB HER at 405 worth
Twenty- fourth street , to take tuo motor cars
to eo to Council Bluffs 10 attend the rupub-
llcau r.Uly at that place.
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Ho ler fhe only J'uru Cream of Tartar Powder. NoAtuinoniaj-No Alum.
lit Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard ,
AVERS
Sarsaparilla
Is superiorto nil other preparations
claiming to bo blood-purifiers. First
of nil , bccnuso the principal ingredi
ent used in it is the extract of genuine -
uine Hoiiiluraasnrsaparillii root , tlio
variety richest in medicinal proper-
ties. Also , bo-
Pnruc Phinri'Ii
bures uaian 11
cnnsc Ulo ycl.
low dock , being raised expressly for
tbo Company , is always fresh and
of the very best kind. With equal
discrimination and care , each of tlio
other ingredients arc selected and
compounded. It is
because it is always the sniuo in ap
pearance , flavor , and effect , and , be
ing highly concentrated , only small
doses arc needed. It is , therefore ,
the most economical blood-purifier
ln oxisU > Ilce- ] t
makes food nourishing -
ishing , work pleasant -
ant , sleep refreshIng -
Ing , and life enjoyable. It searches
out all impurities in the .system and
expels them harmlessly by the natu
ral channels. AVER'S Parsaparilla
gives elasticity to the step , and im
parts to the aged and infirm , re
newed health , strength , and vitality.
1'rcnarcil bvDr.J C. Aver & Co. , Lowell , Man.
Hold by all Druggists ; I'rlcel ; elx boltlc , ? 5.
Cures others , will cure you
Jilan who nlves his millions for the found
ing of hospitals , colleges and asylums Is not
tnor 6 ol a philnnthropist than Is he who is
the avowed
avowedQJ2J HJJLSiEL ; :
OftUesiok and the suffering , the helpless
victims of dtsoawj. The mynad of maladies
known as Nervous , Chronic and Private
Ulseasos are ofso obstinate tnd complicated
aohar-ctir that only fie most gifted , skill
ful and widely experienced
Specialists
In the land can comprehend or cure them ,
for they defy ths off rts of ihe general prac
titioner who hi ? not made them his life
study. The euro
Of
Suoh dl eaics as Syphlllls , Gmorrhoaa ,
Gleet , Sperniatorrhcea. Lost Manhood ,
Elects ot Early Vice , Stricture , Hydrcole ,
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OMAHA , N D.
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$103,03
Surplus . $05,01) ,
Ofncnr nn < 1Ilrootori Henri W. Yntei , proililat
. C. L'uiblun , rlco proildoai , ! ! . tj. Mjurloo VY \
Jlorto. Jolin t. Colllni J , N. IJ. 1'itrlcu , l.airli A
. ctt bl r ,
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DOCTOR : MoGREW.
In the ttcatniontof all form ; of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
and nil Wnxunoss and OUordcrof
T\/T"n1Vr w.th loss of i-nnriKP , ambition
1V11H.1N nnd vltulity. nijhteon years of
the molt 'oniJirkahlo SIIMCOJS In
the treatment of tins elass of diseases , which
Is proven by the un.vera il t t-tlinoiiv of thou-
' i who have benn cured Write for clrou-
lars and ust on lilt , lltu anI
bin. , N > b.
The Original and Gertie
< WRL"OTEFMRS )
Xmp&rti most djllcloun Utto atjil zut
EXTRACT souru ,
ornLUTTEKfrom
n MEDICAL OKN. GUAVIKS ,
TLEMAN at M J.
n * to hli brother risii ,
at WOUCEOTEK ,
HOT Ar COIiO
"Tell
LEA & PKHUIXS' MEATS ,
that their umico IK
hUthly ojtoomod la GARIK ,
India , and Ir in my
opinion , tlio most WKI.S1I-
an tbo inoBt whole- RAKICBITS ,
omo sauce th&t 1)
Hitdo. " A-c.
Beware of Imitations ;
? 'f'M7Sy.KiTlVrLf I'lF if Tn TE'L ' t'iT ' y y
eee tliat you get Lea & Peirins' '
SlftiituiocncveTyliotf.oof OrlinnV. ft O"imlr"
JUI1N BUMMN'M I OSU- - ' * "
INTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM
IGili and Howard Streets ,
60 Rooms for Patient * . OMAHA , FiEB ,
For the treatment of
-Chronic , Private 1 Nervous Diseases ,
MAM : AND WJIAI.E.
Piles , Visiuln , J issuro and Stric
ture ! 'tho Itcctuni permanent
ly oiircil without the use of Knife ,
ligature or Caustic.
Enclose 4r In stninns and our 10T papo HOOK
on llSKASI"S : : > ml Qiieslion nianks ,
will be JIAllii : ) KKKE.
IIITKKNATIONAI. SANITARIUM ,
IGtb and Howard Sis. , Omaha , Neb.
W. O. MAXIVPI 1. . AI. I' , 1'lCS Itrnll n IM n rcr.
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Trusses ,
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Batteries ,
Syringes ,
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114S. 15111 St. ,
Next lo Post old cc.
YOUR EYES
ARE TROUBLING YOU !
Well , como anil Imvo tliom otinilned br our optl-
lean Free of rlmrim. nnd , If ne < 'p 8nry , HttHil with n
pulr of nur PKHl'nrrtO.N" SI'KCTACI.KS nr I ! VI !
OLASSKS-llm bc l In tlio wnild. If you do nol
uetd BhuBoi wo will toll > nu no and arty 1,070u whnt
to rto. aoi.ll SI'Bi TAOI.KH or J VK "J'AShKl ;
ifitoit i ITIV STKKI , si'icrACiis : on KM- .
OhAHBKS KKOM II t'l > . 1'lnln , "inokp , bliio 01
white ( il 5se , for protccllna tlio vjet , from Wo n
pair up.
& Bro. Co.
Max Stayer . . ,
' Jewelers and Opticians. _
S ) va YonrEvssifflit
Eyes tested free byanl'.Xl'KtT OPTICIAN
Perfect ailjuatinont. Huporlor lonsoi. Nsrv-
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and Kyo lussm I'rlccj low for U t cUn
goods.
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1HS. 15thSt.Crol''Htoii Uloz'c.
Artistic
CHICAGO ENGRAVING
at Low Prices.
Stock and Design
The Latest and Best ,
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caidt dom a new copper plate.
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and registered ) and we'll tend you 100 en
graved card * .
We pay express charges.
METOAI.T' STATIONERY COMPANY ,
( tale Oobb'i l.lbinry Co. )
136 Wabash Ave. . Chicago.
'f ? 'inp'ii'tTo TABULES mrulaUiJ
the fctonuw.hiiitruuij i > ont.U , iiurl <
twM inwfif luo know o for billou *
ituo "
itTconiuiulismT" > r i > > U.oult
ut n , lituducLr. I'wrlliuni , li/u ef
* H dl3 < * tlun | ilu'i > ied. callow r'ruiilcx 4
; isa.aud CTtrr ui. ' aM rt'nultifiK * if'o
Upun ) bloc'.or K fillum by liio rtuniacli , llrtror In
* l uluie totMirfoini iiulrprcifrfunction * . 1'rrfcobR *
irtTMii to oft eatlnic a.r U-neiltod * ytVlnponc ftvr J
J.lflO"pruco . e'w York. J
bt. ,
III * JU J C lir HIUAM - ' 1W C f * uvv Ck t * IVTI f v * A
V1 * * *
Right .
from the
shoulder !
Today we open and begin selling in ou ?
overcoat department on second floor the first
shipment of our eastern representatives recen J
great purchases in New York. The over-1
coats placed on sale today domprise abouV
a thousand garments in Kerseys , Chinchilla
and Cassimeres in blues blacks browns 5
modes and mixtures and at the prices wq
have made on them they are the cheapest
producers ever sold in Nebraska.
Q you save two dollars
Will buy you today a good heavy blue chinchilla
overcoat , cut double breasted lined with substan-
tal : twilled lining with fancy sleeve lining vel
vet collar andcanton flannel pockets.
four dollars
you save
o
No more no less is the price today for a splen
did heavy dark blue cassimcrc overcoat lined
with double warp Italian with fancy striped
sleeve lining ; -velvet collar and canton flannel
pockets. Six dollars here ten elsewhere.
rL-you save four-fifty
For eight dollars you can buy of the Nebraska to
day an overcoat th at would give the average
clothier heart disease to sell for le ts han twelve
and a half. You can have cither kersey or chin
chilla. The chinchillas are all wool so are the
kerseys. The chinchillas are lined with double
black - the with cassi-
warp liningthe kerseys plaid -
merc. The chinchilla sleeve linings arc fancy
stripes the kerseys of heavy surah silk. The
chinchillas are blues and blacks the kerseys
fancy shades of browns and modes.
tplQ'50 y ° l)3 ) savc four-fifty
Ten fifty buys a fifteen dollar overcoat today.
These garments are made of elegant fine heavy
kersey with fancy plaid cassimere lining pinked
facing- fine silk velvet collar and canton flannel
pockets. They're positively as good a garment
as you ever saw sold for fifteen dollars anywhere.
p 3S\Ff . _ i Seeds , "
mmww ftg < I J tlio wonderful reracdf
ken utinruntce to euro rtll ni'rvnu tl ! e 'p . fnoli " " U'caL MrrJuiff ,
1,0301 Hialnl'ow r. IIiMdaolio. W.ikcfulnnsi" , J.d t Msnlioou. Nlghllv lioil"
slons. Nprvoii nr i , ! < assltudpallilnlrn and loss of jmwernf the llnivrmlto
Ori'inu In cithrr ex ruiiEG.I liy ovuroicrllon , yuiitliful rrot , or ci ; lTf
.
ii'cuf tobneco. opium or stimulants whlcli soon load to Inflnultr. ConnmM"
tlon niu'i lii'nnHy. I'nt npconicnlnnvtiicarry In vc t imcket. tfi porrnck-
acPlirrauiliilfo-S.'i. ' With ovoryjiorrtorwn atvrtiwntttn tuirtmtte igcmt
VTTCH vim. or i ejnnd the money. ClrcuUr free. Addrufb J > cro Uuoit ' < > . , VUlcurro , III.
in Omaha by Sherman & MGo'inoll , 15lo Dfnlgo stroot.
ORDINANCE NO. 3.11. !
An ordtnnnco ilocliirlni tlio ncoo sltv of p-
liroprlatlim coitiln jirlv.Uo propony nna
lands , for ilio use oC thu city of Dmalm. for
the purpose nf opoiilni ; anil exteiullni I'lilr-
tuuislh street from tlio all y next north of
Nlcholiis itroct north to HID south HMD of
Paililorlc I'inuQ , mill from thu south line of
Piiddoek I'lnco nnrt'i to Ohio atrcut , and
oponlii ) : mid oMonrtlnK ( Jliirlc Alroot Ir. Cun-
nltiKhnnis' adilltlon from Its picscnt western
toriiiliins west to Thirloonth street bo ot-
toniluil.
Uultnriliilnoil by the city council nf the city
of Omaha : , . .
Poetion 1. That It I * nncossary , nnil It Is
horehy doclaioil nocoss.iry to upprnrlHtoccr-
t iln prlviitn piopurty and Ian I for the 1110 of
thnclty of O nahn , for the purpose of opiinlnj ;
and uxtuiulln ; Tlilrlnonlh blruut. from lli
alloy IIOM uorlh of Nuiliolas stu-et north to
the south line nf 1'addocU Plni-i1. and from tlio
south line of Paddock Paeo n.irlli to Oh o
slrocl , nnil I'Mnndlir and oprnlni ! Chiru
street In ( 'uiiiniiilinii't : nddll on from its
pri'sL-nt wi'iUiin lurnilnus west to Thli teonth
street so extended , s ild propeity anllunil
nucessiiy for suoh piuposo lioum slliiati < In
said city of Omaha , and described as follows ,
Dese'rlptloii of lund to ho acquired for Ilio
oponlni : of lllth Htreiit from the center of seo-
turn IS , T IS. It III. HI Ohio slrutit :
WcstWSt feet of Hub lot IJ of the east JJO
foot of tax lot H ;
West 40'i feet of sub lot 13 of the east 3JO
° iast : UMi ! sub lot 12 of the oust : )30 ) foot
rMn Iiml W font wide , riiiinlns north
HUH south through tax lot U , thn lustllnoi.f
said strip bains H'J'i ' feet wustof tlio line bu-
twoen tax loli. 1 iiml li ) .
A strip of lund ( U fert wldo runnlii north
and south through lax lot in. thiui.iit llnnof
Hind strip bolus ll-'i ' Tout west of the line uo-
twocn lav lots 4 and 10 ;
A strip of lund 0. ) fent wide riinnlnz north
nnil noiilh llirmiirli sub lots n and 0 of tax lot
II. the east line of Raid atrip beliu ll-/i foot
loth 4 and 11 ;
\\cstotthe line between ux
A strip of land ( t ) feet wide. rnnnliiK norlh
nnd south throiiu'h tax lot 1. ' . the uisUlnoof
said strip bolnj ! Ui'i ' feet wost. of Ilio line bo-
tweiin la.x lots 4 and 1. ; , . ,
A strip ( if land 1,0 foot wldo rmmliu north
and south through tax lot 1:1. : ihu east line of
' of tbo line bulnuim
HI : ! < | strip bolnuirJ'i nest
tax lots 4 and I't
The fo lowing p'lrcol or tract of land : Ilo-
Blnnin. at HID bimtliwchieiiriiiirnf lot''i ) block
SPaildocU Plueo , tbuiiun foulb to tbo north
llnnof ( InikMicot produced from CiiiinliiK-
ham's ( iddillnn , tlionro east about lr."i feet
nl n the north line of said Uln ; K siroot to tlio
woil line of Uiiiiiiliiitliain'i. iiddlllon , thoneo
south aloliu- the west line of Ciinnliulmin
addition OH feet to Iho south line of 'lark '
strout , tbonoo wrst alon , ' tbo said south llnu
south Uno of ( JIurK stioot to a point In H
line puiallnl to tbo east Hue of t.ix
lots h imd 0 nnd said II'- . ' ' . ' ' ' ' " "
, . , ,
: U . thence
west of lot f. lilciuK elty.
houth aloni : h.ild Uno to the center line of mio-
lion 15. It M. N , H ir , U. Ihenco west J feet to
the west line of Mth stroot. Ihenco nor b
para ! led to the east lines of lax lots H and I ) to
thoHOUlh line of ClirU BlreoHiio'Xicu'lff" ' ' '
Ouniilnsbanrs addition , tbon.-o . n " rfb-
westerly dlieetlon lo Iho north II iu "f.V1 \ ' {
boliK 17 . , foot
Htn-ot produced , mild point i
m of Uiinnliiltliuin'H addlllon , tlu'iu' ' " " ( > n Ito
*
to the H K curnur of lot 1 ! ) blo.-li . r , Paddi ok
Place , tbonco east 0) ( cut to pi ice of buelu-
" ' "cctlnn 2. That thn inayor. wltltbo appro.
val of tl.o cltv council , appoint tbrun dU liter-
osled fien-boldoirt of tno olty of Omaha lo
. . rcHpuet vo-
assess tl.o . danuiKUS to tl.oownoiji.
ly. of said property and lands taken by auch
r-ouinm o. That this ordlninro take
oiroetand be In foroo from and after in pass-
iim' .
1'assod October llth , le'ii.
IMIVPI
Ity bierW.
II I1. DAVIS.
President Ulty Council.
Approved October " ! -
"Xjy ,
, , I1KMis.
Mayor.
OUDINANOK NO.
AnorillntincotOBinomlboctlou 13 of chapter
j of tlio , ciimiilluU ordinances of IHJU , un-
IJoHi > . ? | ) ' City Council of the city
wn Thut Hectlon of chaptorBI ol
thu coinnllwl orJInunci-s of IbU oiitHlpd
"alJuwulus" bu uiul thi > .uno li horoUy
umundcil so an to rend ak follnws
bee 13. All hluwa'l.s horoaflur Ulil or ro-
Kr.iilud btioiils. whulhor by
any
imlrul upon
nl all
Jiropurty owni-r in nl'luwulk ' lin-pector ,
conform t thu follownii ! conditions , o-w t-
\Vhuro II is iK-fciroil thnt kucli HlilBWulk
kh ll cover thi cutlro klUowa.k suacw , tue
outer oclKC thereof shall \toiul lotholnsldo
line of ihu ziirhlnc as sot or tolju set.
Inallolhur CHHUsldowulks In nnoli b oclc
shall ho laid at a tiiilfoini (11-1 incu fiom tbd
cuib linn In such block as tha fliy ciiKlni'O *
intiy dnoct.
In all c isoa Iho surface nf iiimli walks nf
wlmtovnr inaturlul sh ill lie so laiil or rolalil
as to bu on a lo\cl with tha top of thu curb nit
bet < ir to I in sot.
Provided , ihit whrra unndon sMawalks are
laid siicl ) slilonalUs t-hall bo laid ns directed
Ijy thuoity oiisluniir.
blji'tlon 'i. Thattald sncllon 13 of said cliii ; > -
ter IW us hoiHlotori ) existing , bo mill thoB.iniu
Is hereby repealed ,
Section ! l. That this nnliiiannt shall taurt
olTuca and 1m In force fiiini an t after Us : isi
October Ilth , Itll.
JOHN filOYr ! > -
t'll V I'lBI'ii.
r . p nAvin ,
Presiilunl t'llj Count" ! .
Auurovud Ojtobur I8th % ' / > . ' . (
Mayor
NOTICK TO IMIOI'KIM'V
AGHNi'S ANIJ LKSSHKS.
In pnisu inceof ordln uu'on. . III ! ) . ' , ieiiililn ] < (
Rnwureonneutliiiis lo be iniidii In and within ,
Mm cm b lines nn curtain SIICCIH 11111 iilloy lu I
htrrot liniiriu'i'iiiont illktrleH N'os 4 < 3,407 , 4SiU.
OO , I'.il ' and < sIn tin ; o ty of Oin.ihii , you ara '
hereby nolllled In ina' < i < all nuei'sjirooiinoo -
toiH ; nllli hinvur in ilns or lutlnr.ils and to
coniiileto snub wor.c nn nr beliirn Novombaf ;
lOtn , I.VJ. ' , as it Is thu puri | iso lo nivu thij
htreotrt an I allevx In tnnsild dlstilula una J
more p.irtlcnlai ly desurlbeil as follows , to-wlt : 1
Nn. 4sit ( Junior stii'ol from 10th street till
Hill Nln < ut. t
No 4i7-Alloy In block ! > ' > , city , from 17'hj
street to IStli Btreut. I
No 4M-Alley ) In bok ! lia , city , fioui 17th
KticoL tn IHtlisliont. ,
No. U , ) .7th struct from .1 luksnn street to
Loivimwnrlh slr.inl.
No. I'llAlley in block UHl' frnni IGth street
to 17th street.
No. 4i > Prtolllu Ktroot f nun 'l.'nd slrent lo tlin
nlley iii'twoenil'nd and J.lrd Rtrret. In the city
of Omulm.
Yon iiro huroby or'lored In in ilto the nm'0 -
siry hewDiM'onnoetlnns on nr hufjro tliuu.iU
speellh'd In this notli'ii. nr thu sninii will Im i
made bv thu olty aiilliiirlHus , and t'ost therouf ]
ussesMid nioilniil Ihe liroiioily iiiinosiitu Ills ,
h.iinuandhpnclallv bunclllled thi-ruby.
Dated in ( Jnialia. Nob. , this ' 'Jth day of Onto-
" ° rilWi
' P W.IIIUKIIMMII
Chalim.in of Iho llimr.l of I'nii'h'Vinli. ' .
OTIOK OF ASSHSSMIWrOl-1 DAM
AOK-5 FOR ( WANUK OK ( JltAlli
To the owners of all lots , plrts of lot and real
osUlo ( ilonu tilth Urcel. from I'ojiiilutuii
avenue to IlluUory utieet.
Vou mo hereby iiolllloil that the under- !
slirnol. tliroodlilnteroilod freeholders of III/ /
elty of Omaha , h ivo been du.y apiiulnluil byl
the mayor , wllli the approval of the cliyl
council nf s.ildelty , to ussuss thn diimago teil
thn uwnnrs roipeullvoly ( if thu prouurtyt
uftciited bv eliHnzii of isriulo f ld struel. dc i
oliirel neeosi.iry tiyiirdlwiwn.Vi.liB. liiisea1
Urtober II , lull/ , approved ( Jutnhor 15 , Ibui i
Vou are further notillol in at , h.ivlnj ao
copied sal I appointment , and duly ( | iiiUIHinl'
ut rniiulred by law. wn will on tiiu : ird dnyi
of Novoiiiuer A. I ) . lf > 0. ' . at the hour of 4.
n'dliuK In tin ) iifleriionn. ut tlio ollico ol
bhrlver & O'Diinnhoit , 1101 rarnani 8tro N.
within thn Corporate llmlln of mild elty , int'Oll
for the p.irpmu of fuiislilurliiK und mailing I
the uhioiiiniint of dam i u lo thuowners ru l
spectlveiy of h ild pruiiurty , ulTeuloil hynildl
riinne of grille , tililn ; Into cuniildur.it ion J
Bimelal bnni'llti If anv.
Vou are iintllled to bu proiunl at the til.-
nnd p .toe uforoiald , and iniuo .my objnxtio n
tnorbtitinuiit uoiu'eriiuu Mild inicminc.'iH
of d untiled ai you may enn jlilor nnniur
( ii'ujitoi ; J. I'Xiii. .
JOHN K. KI.At'K
Ooininlttuo of Appraiser )
Omaha , Ootober 40. ibUJ. OJIclUt
A l ) nilrbfilrr'n llnlllth Dlomu.-i.l . Urt.l-j.
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