WESTERN PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Eeport of Progress Made on Nebraska and
Iowa Postofflccs.
CONDITION OF THE OMAHA STRUCTURE
Jlow tlm Approprlntloiin Ilnro IJcen RK *
Thin I'nr nnil Irnrccnt of
Fit turn UetelnpmrnU In
Number of title * . '
WASIIINOTOX , D. Cl , Jan. 9. [ Special Teleof
gram to Tim Bnn. ] In his annual report
just ninilo to the secretary of the treasury ,
the supervising architect speaks at length
of the status of the work upon Omaha's
new federal building and the accounts re
lating t It.
IK'nays : At the date of the last report
the flkatch , plans and detailed estimates of
tin- cost of the building had been approved
by the secretary of the treasury and inte
rior and postmaster general In the manner
required by law and the working drawings
nnd specifications wcro .then being prcp.ircd
for the general excavation and the basement
nnd area walls , etc. Subsequent to the date
of the Inst report the drawings and spcelll-
cations for the general excavation were com
pleted and November M , IS'JI , a contract was
cuti-red Into for said work , which has been
cntlroly c-oinplctcd.
February \ , 1SU2 , n contract was entered
into for the stone masonry , cut stone nnd
brick work of the basement , etc. , which
work Is Hearing completion. May S3 , 1S'J2 ,
a contract was entered Into for the eon-
ttlruetivo Iron work of the principal llopr ,
which work Is bring supplied as the progress
of the masonry requires , The drawing and
BUeeilleations for the dtlTorent branches ot
the work yet to bo done arc being prepared ,
nnd when they shall have been completed
compolitlvo proposals will hu Invited and
contracts entered into therefor so as to su-
cur.o the continuous prosecution of the work ,
r'urlliiir ICstlnmti'H Mmlo.
Bills were Introduced during the last ses
sion of congress to provide for increasing the
limit oC cost of this building , and In cnmplt-
nnco with requests thlsolllco submitted esti
mates thereon to the committee on public
buildings anil grounds January ' - - , ib'.U , and
had certain correspondence in connection
therewith. It was stated in the last rei > ort
that a further appropriation of 100,000 was
asked in the estimates of appropriations
lSy--Vt ) : , under the limit of cost prescribed by
net of congress approved January 31,1SSU.
The not of congrc'ss'iipprovod August fi , 1SU3 ,
inatlo an appropriation of $15)0,000 ) for the con
tinuation of the building muter the present
limit.
A further appropriation of $200,000 will bo
linked In the estimates of appropriations
1MKMM , in order to prevent any interruption
of the continuous prosecution of the work.
Total amount appropriated J800,000.00
Amount expended for site and In-
Khh-ntal . - .
ti.xpensi-s -100,000.00
llulltllng lidor to September 80 ,
181)1 1.-177.07
Itulldln ? during thn year unillng
Heptombt-r 30 , 1802 77,087.73
Total fXpi-ndituro 470.-1G5.00
llitluncu InlruaMiry 3U0.084.0U
llalancu on bands of disbursing
iijjont 460.21
Amount of contract llahlllt lus -13,040.00
Amount actually available Sep
tember 30 , 18'J'J. 270,093.00
Other Nebraska Fcilrrnl Itulldliifr * .
Supervising Architect ISdbrooko has this
to say of other Nebraska federal buildings :
Fremont postofllco , December 5 , 1801 , the
department nuulo payment of the purchase'
inonoy for the property. 'The sketch plans
nnd detailed estimates of cost of the build
ing were approved April 20 , 1S92. TJio
drawings and specifications were thereafter
prepared ; competitive proposals wcro in
vited , and May 17 , IStfJ , n proposal was
accepted for the general excavation and
temporary drainage which work has been
completed September 7 , ISOa contract was
entered into for the erection and completion
of the building except Interior finish , heating
apparatus and approaches , under which
work lias been commenced and Is being
prosecuted. Thcdrawings and specifications
for the interior finish , heatingapparatus and
approaches will bo prepared , competitive
proposals invited and contracts entered into
for these branches of the work at the proper
times.
Appropriation for purchase of site
and commoncomrntof building t25,000.00
For completion of building undur
privsout limit , 35,000.00
Total amount appropriated 00,000.00
Expended fur hlio and Incidental ex
penses 0,10:1.81 :
I'or building ( luring the your undlnz '
Kimeiiibor30 ( , 1802 3.500.00
Halanco 111 treasury 48,320.29
llalanco Inhandofdlshursln aKont. 2,000.00
Total balance September 30 , lbt)2. ) . . 00,320.29
Amount of contract liabilities 23,1'JG.OO
Amount actually avallablo Septum-
bor30 , 1802 27,133.29
It was stated In the last report that the
attorney general had rendered an opinion in
regard to the validity of title to the prop
erty selected as n site for the building ,
anil that the department was taking action
in regard to making payment of the pur
chase money.
Other AVnrk Pushed.
Beatrice , October 10 , 18'Jl : Payment of the
purchase money for the property was made '
nnd proper action taken in regard to obtain
ing a survey of the site and certain Informa
tion needed in connection with the prepara
tion of plans.
A proposal was nccepted November 19 ,
Ib'JI , for the general excavation and tempo
rary drainage , including sewer connections ,
and said work has been completed and paid
for. April U , 18W , a contract was entered
into for tbo erection and completion
of the building , excepting heating ap
paratus , and n supplementary order
was given thereunder August 20. 1603 ,
for substituting sandstone for pressed brick
for facing exterior walls of the building , etc. ,
under which the work has been prosecuted ,
BO that.tho masonry is now up to the llrst
story , and the iron columns , girders plates
and beams , cto. , are in position. The draw
ings nnd specifications for the heating ap
paratus will bo prepared , competitive pro-
posul ? invited and a contract therefor en
tered into nt the proper tlmo.
A bill was introduced in congress at its
last session to provide for the extension of
the limit of the cost of the building from
$00,000 to $ 1,000 nnd for n further appropria
tion of . * . " ) , ( KM ) under the proposed extension of
llmitof cost upon which thlsolllco submitted a
roiKH-t Juno 0 , 1B92 , showing that saiil sum
was necessary to secure the tnibstltutlon of
stone for brick facings for exterior walls of
the building. Act of congress approved
August 5 , 1892 , made an appropriation of
Ki.OOO for thi ) completion of the building.
Total amount appropriated 100,000 00
Expended for Mtu mill Incidental
u.xpiuiMH 10,141 74
Tor Ijtilldlnt ; during the yuarcnillni ;
Hoptt'lilhi-r 30 , IbOl ! 6.763 30
Total uxm-ndlturo 20,805 O4
llalancu In treasury 36,002 10
Hnliincu In hand * or disbursing nscnt U.olU 80
Total balanfu.Soptcmhor 30. 1U02. . . 44,104 00
Amount uf contract liabilities 40,840 07
Amount actually uvallablu Bcntem-
bur30 , IBO'J , . . , , , . ' 8,204 20
At Nohrneku City unil Klsowliore.
O Nebraska City court house , postofllco , etc. ] !
Ill accordance with the statement made In
the last report the small balance of the ap
propriation remaining available after note
completion of this building was carried to
thu surplus fund and covered Into the ry
during the last fiscal year ,
Ottumwa , In , , itostolUco : In accordance
with the statement made in the last report
the small balance ,
of the appropriations ro-
malulng available after the completion roof
this building was curried to the surplus fund
and covered Into the treasury durlnir the
last fiscal year.
Council lllutTs , postofllco , etc : In accord ,
unco with the statement inado in the last
report the small balance of the appropria
tions remaining available after the comple
tion of this building was carried to the sur
plus fund and covered into the treasury dur
ing thu lust fiscal year.
Bills were introduced during the last ses
sion of congress to provide for the payment
to the city of certain amounts for paving
streets adjacent to the building , and iu compliance -
plianco with requests a report was uiado
from this oftlco March U , 18V. , thereon to the
committee on claims.
"RulilyV Ijiti'it Caper.
Mlnnlo Grey , an Inmate of the resort kept
at 110 North Ninth street , appeared at the
police ktatlon yesterday afternoon to fllo a
complaint against Ix > uls Goldsmith , whom
she charged with an attempt to kill her.
Site said that she had been Goldsmith's mis-
tresi for some time , but lately they had
quarreled. Ho came Into the house Sunday
night nntl caught her nlono In n room where
ho drew a revolver and would have killed
her but for the Interference of other In
mates.
>
1'crfcct fiction and norfcol h en 1th rcsul
from thti usoof DeWltt's Little Early Uiscrs
A perfect llttlo pill
BOARD OF TRADE.
Director l * Organize anil Klcct Officer *
Lively Hoard MdPtliiR ,
Yesterday the new directors of the Hoard
of Trade mot and organized by electing W.
A li. Gibbon president , W. N. Babcock vice
president , H. F. Cady second vice president ,
and S , A. MoWhortcr treasurer.
I'rior to this election the old directors
had a short mooting and did a llttlo busi
ness of no publicInterest. .
It was decided that the election of a secre
tary should bo put over till another meeting.
Standing committees will bo announced at
the next meeting of the directors. Secretary
Nnson was Instructed to notify delinquent
members that unless their dues were pnld
within thirty days their memberships would
bo advertised for salo.
Last night the regular mooting of the
board was attended by about scvcnty-nvo
members , the largest number that has been
out to a monthly meeting in so long a
time that none of the members earo to say
exactly when so big a crowd was present ,
President Martin , In retiring , made it clear ,
concise report of the work uuiiu by the board ,
during the last year , nnd some suggestions
for the future. The reports of the secretary
ind treasurer were road , uud , having been
endorsed by the auditing committee , wcro
adopted.
President Martin Introduced President
Gibbon , who in his inaugural placed before
the board three proK | > scu remedial measures.
Of these thu first contemplated
the sale of the building and
the division of the proceeds among
the members Second it '
, was proposed -
posed to organlxo ns a stock company.
Third , It was proposed to continue the board
under Its present charter , reduce the dues
to $ \ " per y.oar , make necessary changes in
thu bylaws , and organize a chamber of com
merce under control of the board.
General discussion of the propositions re
sulted In a determination to submit the mat
ter to the members and sccuro un individual
expression from each , to bo acted upon at
the next meeting.
After passing a resolution , not without op
position , favoring the passage of a bill by
the legislature to pay u bounty of $1 per tenon
on sugar manufactured in the state , adjourn
ment was taken.
A Child llnjoys
The pleasant favor , gentle action and sooth
ing effect of Syrup of Pigs , when in need of
a laxative , aim if the father or mother bo
costive or bilious , the most gratifying result ! }
follow its use ; so that it Is thu best family
remedy known and every family should have
a bottle.
Attend Haydens' special linen sale.
CHABTER AMENDMENTS.
Xonrly Ready to 11 o to tlio I.rlslatiiro | with
thn Hill Now.
The charter amendment committee held a
meeting yesterday afternoon in the council '
chamber nnd nearly completed its labors. All
amendments heretofore proposed and sub
mitted wcro again gone over and adopted ,
and the work of the committee is nearly
* oady to bo submitted to the council. A
meeting will be held this evening at 7:30 :
o'clock , prior to the session of the city coun
cil , and the work of the committee will bo
closed up. It will then be submitted to the
council.
Perhaps the most important change made
yesterday was that governing the Board of
Public Works. The old section is com
pletely done away with and an entirely new
plan has been adopted. The powers of the
board are about the same as heretofore , and
there Is no material change in that regard. .
Under the new order of things the board
will consist of a chairman , who will also act
as secretary of the board , at u salary of.'J,000
per year , and two other members , ono of
whom will he sewer Inspector and the other
street commissioner , each of whom shall re
ceive 82,000 per year. They shall bo ap
pointed on the llrst Monday in May this
year , and hold until the first Tuesday In
January , ISM , and the term of ollice of such
members shall bo two years. The mayor
possesses the appolntattvo power and the
council the power of confirmation.
A small number of other minor amend
ments not published heretofore were adopted
by the committee.
How to Suva Doctor Kills.
Chicago Dally Calumet.
Many a doctor's bill has been saved by the
use of Chamberlain's Cough Itomody. The
juuno Is a household word In many parts of
the country. Chamberlain's medicines have
an extensive sale in the World's Fair City
any many people testify to the merits of
Attend Hnydons' special linen sale.
Iiell vuu College Doings.
"Zip , boom , bah , " and like sounds rose on
the evening nlrof the sleeping valley last
Monday evening as the train drew up at the
Bcllcvuo station. It was the arrival of
about sixty students for the winter term of
the college. By the next evening the num
ber had swelled to eighty.
Nearly ovury one of the former students
nro back ami fifteen now ones. The college
buildings are full to the rafters. The
Omaha representatives nro Misses May B.
Ncrnes and Amy Watts , Messrs. B , B. Cor
liss. K. G. Cramer. A. C. Lltherlaud uud C.
J. Cheo.
Uov. E. C. Uay , D.D. , of the Chicago ;
Board of Aid for Colleges visited the college
Wednesday. Ho mot the students at noon >
and delivered a half hour address of very
Kreat interest and inspiration. Ho expressed
himself as highly pleased with the work of
the college. 3m
A committee of the students waited upon
the doctor anil appealed to him for help to :
erect now buildings , so much needed. They >
received the premise that ho would try to :
sccuro $5,000 fAr the college this winter.
Tbo students were given some pointers as to
how to rrilso $ "i,000 more.
Mr. George Longsdorf , who has been at the
St. Louis law school , has returned to his
studies ,
Hellglous services were Held at the village
church ovury night last week , with deepen
ing interest.
Miss Blanche Davlcs , class of ' 02 , visited
hero over last Sunday tmil went to Spring-
Held , whom she began teaching on Tuesday.
The public school resumed work on Tues
day. Mr. W. B. Lower of Omaha baa been
It Took Trouble , Hut Ho ( Jot It.
About two or three months ago I pur
chased from you a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Kemeuy , put up in Dos Moinus In.
Such good results were obtained from its
use that I enclose $1.00 and ask you to send
mo two bottles by express. J. A. Scrlven ,
18 E. 15th street , Now York City. To II. H.
I ano , druggist. Peeksklll , N. Y. Mr.
Scrlven is president of one of the largest
shirt factories In Now York and widely
known in business circles. When troubled
with a cold , give this remedy a trial , like
Mr. Scrlven , you will want it when again in
need of such n medicine. 50 cent bottles for
sale by druggists.
Attend Hnydona' apodal linen sale.
DWT COT THE DIAMONDS
Confession of a Young St. Louis Thief Who
Made a Rich Haul ,
PAWNED THE JEWELS IN OMAHA
( Incut * of Hunt * ' Hotel llobticitof Property
Vnluoil nt One Tlinunnnil Dollars by
A Hell Hey Other Lin
coln Now * .
LINCOLN , Neb. , Jan. 0. [ Special to Tun
BHE. II. S. Stornbcrfior , a prominent
merchant of Plqua , O. , nnd Detective Kd-
ward Flynn of St. Louis arrived today and
identified young Harry Dowltt , the youth
who was found with a number of pawn
checks for diamonds on his person when
arrested for petty larceny , as having been
employed at Hursts' hotelt St. Louis , last
October , when $1,000 worth of diamonds
wcro stolen from Mrs. Stcrnberger. Dewltt
was at that time a bell boy in the hotel and
going under- the name of Cantwell. Mrs.
Sternbcrgcrhad given the key to her room
to the elevator boy , John MeGrath , being in
n hurry to take- carriage for a drive , anil
Instructing the boy to leave it with the clerk.
When she returned she foumltho diamonds
and a pockctbook containing Jf)0 ) had disap
peared. She at flrs.t supposed that her
husband , who had frequently chicled her for
her carelessness , had taken them to te.iso
her , but when convinced , that ho hadn't.
placed the matter In the hands of the police.
Cantwell or UoWItt and McGrnth wcro
nrrestcil , but ns nothing could be p-ovcn
agalnt them , they were released. When
confronted today DoNVltt bmko down and
confessed to the thoTt. but claims MeGrath ,
who is now In Burlington , had secured the
greater part of the stuff. An ofllcer was
sent to the ICaglo pawnshop , Omaha , where
n portion of the diamonds had been pawned.
DoWltt will go back without a requisition ,
and will plead guilty.
Owing to the fact that the Omaha term of
the federal court was not llnishcd until late
Saturday night , and that a jury was still out
this morning , Jmlco ' Dumly did not come
down to open tho'tcrin at Lincoln , but will
bo hero tomorrow. Marshal Slaughter and
District Attorney Baker came down today.
The petit Jury reports tomorrow , but the
grand Jury Is not cited to appear before Jan
uary 10.
Cclonratod ,
Miss Josephine Klchards , daughter of L.
D. Richards of Fremont , was married to Al
fred D. Scars of Chicago at the Holy Trinity
Kplscopal church lit 1 o'clock today. Owing
\ to the fact that the county of Dodge has no
county judge at present , and no ono empow
| ered to issue marriage licenses , the party
1 came to Lincoln. The bridal couple wi'ro ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. L. L ) . Hichards ,
Mrs. Sears and Howard II. Sears , mother
nnd brother respectively of the groom , Mr.
nml Mrs. T. P. Lymairof Hooper , Mrs. Alice
Nicodemus and Charles Nicodcmus. A brief
reception was held at the Hotel Lincoln , and
the party returned at 1.40 to Fremont , hav
ing tarried in Lincoln .but llfty-Jlve minutes.
A reception will bo tendered at Fremont
ihis evening , after which the young couple
starCfor their Chicago homo.
.Mapoou nnd tlio Chiefs.
Attorney C. E. Magoon of this city is
entertaining four of the chiefs from Okla-
loma , all of whom are here to consult with
tint in regard to the allotment of lands from
; ho United States government to their tribe.
Mr. Maroon wont to Washington in the in
terests of his dusky clients some weeks ago
ind will represent them until they arrive at
i settlement with the government. The
names of the four chiefs now hero are White
Horse , Paw Paw , White Water and John
Cleghorn , the latter being the interpreter.
All are line specimens of the Otoo tribe and
ire above the average in intelligence. They
return to Oklahoma tomorrow.
T.ord Jones' Will.
The will of the late James Edwin Jones of
Wrington , England , has been lllcd for pro-
jato In this county , where the deceased
owned considerable property. The docu-
ncnt is a peculiar one , ornamented with
naintnotli seals of her majesty's high court
of justice , and is absolutely devoid of punc-
Luatlon marks , due to the fact that tlie
ICnglish courts interpret a will as it is , not as
the testator intended , and u misplaced point
might consequently overturn a testator's
device. Jacob Biglor , formerly of Sallno
county , but now of Imperial , is ono of the
executers , and is also one of live Nobrasknns
who Inherit an eighteenth portion of his
"American property , " which is thought to
include notes , mortgages , etc. , as well as
real property.
The other Nebraska legatees are Oscar A.
Mullen , court reporter , llobert Mitchell , jr. ,
stockbuyer , James Hadloy , farmer , of Lin
coln , and Andrew Doro of Cainden , Nob.
Their shares will bo in the neighborhood of
$10,000 , each. Among his bequests are $500
for a monument to John Locke , the English
philosopher and theologian , at his birth
place near Wrington , and an equal sum for a
monument at Eppiiig Forrest , where Locke
died.
I'ollco Court Kowi.
Fred Young , the fgllow who was struck
with a hatchet last evening by John Ililzer ,
was not hurt as badly as was at first thought ,
although ho will not bo able to bo out for
some days. Hll-scr was released on $500 bail
this morning to appear Wednesday.
Frank Fnuler is in the city Jail charged
with larcciy from the person. Frazier an
swers the description of a chap who buncoed
Walter M , Ware on a passenger train which
was standing at the Hock Island depot Sat
urday. Frazier is the star bouncer and re
puted husband of a notorious courtesan , and
the complaint alleges that ho asked Ware to
change u &JO gold piece and when the latter
had counted out $11) ) Frazier grabbed It and
leaping oil the train escaped among the box
curs.
John Carroll was sent to the county Jail for
attempting to stab Milt Vance , a hostler at
Ensign's barn. Ho didn't succeed , but was
badly used up with a sharp-lined pitchfork
in Vance's hands.
George Winchester was accused of secret-
lug in his rooms in the Hull-Lansing block ,
J. T. Campbell , a young man whom the po-
llco unsuccessfully searched for to answer to
the charge of forging Plummer , Perry & Co's.
name to u 00 check , but had his case con-
'
tinuod for ono week' .
City In Ilrluf.
Relatives of Fred Ersklnc , the young man
who unsuccessfully tried to commit suicide
In Omaha yesterday , went up to bring the
young man back today. The young fellow's
father Is well-to-do , and resides at the cor
ner of Sixteenth nnd 1C streets ,
The report of Health Ofllcer Bartram for
December shows thirty-two deaths for the
mouth , exclusive of- live still born children.
Typhoid fever was responsible for the do-
mlso of seven ,
Mark Jennings of Klsing , a student at the
Western Normal , fell on the ice this morn
ing and broke his loft thigh bone. The boy
has been u crlpplo from birth , and will betaken
taken homo as soon as he is able to travel.
A local council of the Printers Protective
fraternity was formed In this city yesterday.
The men comi > osng ! it uro employed ut the
Journal and Cull ollices.
John A. Forbes' bam , at Seventeenth and
H streets , was destroyed by lire last night.
It is supK [ > sed to bo of incendiary origin.
*
Ignorance of the merits of DoWltt's Llttlo
Early Risers is a misfortune. Those little
pills regulate the liver , euro headache , dys l-
pepsia , uad breath , constipation uud bilious-
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ABSOUUTIEILY PURE
AFFLICTED ALL BIS LIFE
a
OATARRIIAL ABSOESS Ako DEAFNESS
Chronic Dltclmrgrii frotn the Ksri , with
lc rnois , J'ntlrclr llrrtl d bjr Orntlo ,
Toattmonr
of n Well Knotrn I'Dting Mnn
of tliti
Ailrondcd fgrmnt catarrh is soon In cuses
ulion thcesrsillselcirsolpii 'nnil the hoarinz
li Impaired. Such ca ua ore Imi | ( 4lblo of
cure , it ) tminlly troatod. ' It require * faultless
tnotliods and oxccedlnK cure to lio.il the ulcers.
chock the Dow nf matter and restore the lionr-
Inz. Thli notable nnd hhpny result wns nt-
tainotl , however. In the ijaso ot Mr. Karl Co-
burn , with Ackormnn ltfn. & llclntr , and llv-
Iniixtsroollrlstol stroot. with his father , J. W.
Oouurn. contractor and bulldnr. I ho facts In
this notable cuso tire given by the patient , as
follows :
EAUIi COI1UHN , 2rofl HKISTOIi STUEKT.
"Kvor since lnfanor--akout twenty yours
nco--l have boon utlllctcd with ulcorous. run-
nliiK o.irs. At 1111105 , front colds or olbor
causes , they would cutherunil hrnai < : but ill-
ways , and over , tlio ulcerous matter would cs-
nape , and wassoolTonslviuis to ho intolerable.
AloiiK with tlio dlsclrir o of pua I stiiroroJ uir- ;
achoaiulpahiMln the hoatl uflPiuist at nlirht.
Tlionaturaloiroztoftho cui.irrluil ulcoratlon
ivns to m ito mo diiuf , and fet years I could not
iionrorillnary conversation , anil became , lln-
ully , Insensllilo to nil lint the loudest noises.
It was plain to mo that the chanuo * In my oars ,
jironuciMl by adostrnotivo eatanh of so inaiiy
years' statulhiK. muse he soriotiM , If not Inuur-
able : und when relief hccamoiin uriont neces
sity It was a mattorot much tlio unlit , fill con
sideration ' how and where I should Unit It.
> 'rom pars-mat knowledge of what Drs. Uopo-
anil ) ind Shopird had tlono for friends , 1 fell
Rurothcy coul > l cure mo If such a thin ; were
losslhlo , and tin ; rosultof tholrtreatmouthas
Justllled my conllilonco In them. The ulcora
tlon Is honied , the dlsclmr n of matter IMS on-
tlrclv ceasetl , and my ho.irin wonderfiilly Im
proved , and Is now no.vrly perfect. It Is still
BOttlni ; bettor rlsht a'onj ; . U It stniiRo If I
feel llko cIvlnB words of earnest pralsa to tbo
physicians who have Mono so much for
mo ? The treatment has been mild nnd with
out pain , and has decidedly benefited niVRcn-
oral hoalth. 1 will qladly vcrlfy.to the letter ,
this interview , nt any tlmo. and I hoiirtlly
recommend I Irs. Cooolarid and Hliopaid to'my
"
friends.
/-Word to\na11 patlc-pts.
Tlioso who tnko mall treatment arc entitled
n the low rates for till dlsoasos , as well ns
hose who aiinly uUhoofllco uorsonully. Drs.
7opoland und Shop'.ird have so purfcctod tliolr
sy-stem of nniti or Homo troatnjcnt that they
siiccci" ! iiulloiis well In this way as they do In
their olllcu prneticc. All who ro-ildo at a dls-
truico from Ilin "Ity. and caunut uonvunlontly
call at tlio ollice , Hhould write for ; < ynittom
blank. Questions about all chronic iroublos
cheerfully unswerod.
Nervous Diseases .Cured.
Skin Diseases Cured.
Catarrh Cured.
$5.00 A MONTH.
.
Catarrh trentod at $5.00 a month medi
cines free. For all other dfaeasos the rates
will be low and uniform. Patients ataclis-
tanco successfully treated- Send for sym-
tom blank.
E
itooms 311 anil : il Xe - York 1.1 fu
IIillUlliiK , Oiiiiiha , Neb.
\\T. I-I. OOPBIUAKD , M. D ,
O. S. SHEE'JMiD , M. D.
Specialties : Catarrh und nil diseases of the
Rye , Kar. Throat anil liUUKs : Nervous Dls-
o.'iso ; . Sliln Diseases , Clionlc. Diseases.
Ulllco Hours t ) to 11 a. m.Uto5p. in. , 7 to 8 p.
" Sunday , la a. m. to 12 m.
Y A Powerful
Flesh Maker.
A process that kills the
taste of cod-liver oil has
done good service but
the process that both kills
the taste and effects par
tial digestion has done
much more.
stands alone in the field
of | at-foods. It is easy of
assimilation because part
ly digested before taken.
Scott's Emulsion checks Con
sumption and all other
wasting diseases.
Prrparod by Hcott A Banna , OhemliU.
ftew York , tiom by clru ifislii var/whero.
A noirnnd oomploto treatment , consisting of Snp-
posltorlos , Olntrnont In Cnpsuloj. olio la box nnd
I'llls. A patltlvo euro for Hxtornal , liucriml , llllnil
or HloodliiR , Itchlnic , Chronic. Hocoat or Hereditary
1'llei. Thli remedy bag noror boon knotrn to full.
1 per box , B for lir sent by mall. Why sulfur from
tlili turrlblo dlioaso wlitm n written euaraatoa U
poeltlroly nlvon wltli ( I baxat or refund tlio maaaf
fnotcurod/ Hunt ! itamp for fraa aimolj. ( Jusr-
Iiloat > uo4 \ > f Kull'.l i io ! , . ilr.l jliU , jo | nioil
rnor 15tll ' atrojtl ln\lii. ) : Neb ,
Dlt E. C.\VU31"S NKUVK AND IlllAIN TUK\T-
ment , n epecinofor Ilyiterln. Dliilnoas. Fill , Nuu-
rnlflu , Hoa'Jaclie , Norroii ) I'robtrntlon cnuied by
liquor or tobacco , \rukof iilneni. Jluntul Dupresilou ,
boftnots of tint llraln , cautlHK iiiinnlty , lutiary , ilo *
cujr.di'atbPremature ' Old Aup < Norvousuoas. losi oif
1'ower In ulUiornor , ttnpotuuoy , J/uiieorrhw nnd all
KamaloVo kncs oa , Involuntary l jiaoii , Sporran-
lorrlieucauieil ' by ovor-oxortlon'of tliu tiraln. A
iiiontli'Htrontmcntfl ; U forJ5l : > y mall. Wo guar
anteed boxei to euro. Kacli , orilor forit boxo irlth
fi will ona written guarantee' t-of und If not cured.
Guarantee lt uu < l only by Tliood6ro F Lowli. drug.
Klat , BOloanont , touttioaat oornar llltli uuii Faroaji
trouu. Omaha
Illuv Habit Cnreo In
OPIUM BE iV * .No ' ' *
> >
MU | iUt u * .
TO THE OW.VEUS OK A'Wvl.OTS ' Oil I'AUTS
of lots ou "U" street from Uth utcout to 17th
street.
Vou are hereby notified , Jhi :
BlKiioil. tlirco dldlntoro'jted freuli
oily of Urnahtt , have boon' 'duly appointed
by tbo mayor , with tlio iipprovnl of the city '
council of said olty , to nssos- * the danuuo to
the owners rospoutlvely of the property af
fected by tlio grading pf "II" struot from Uth
street to ltli street , declared nooossury by
oruliKinco No. 3J3i , pussed Docouibor lUtli , 1BU3 ,
upurovod December 1'Jtli. ' lbO
Vou are further notiliod that Irivliu ao
copied said appointment , and duly < i null ( led
na required Uy law. wo will , on the 1'Jtfi duy dOf
January. A. I ) , IH'Jl , at the hour of u o'clock
In the uf tornoou , at the olUcu of Goo J , 1'iuil ,
10U5 Farnani titreut. within the il.r
porato limit ) of said oltv , moot for the pur
pose of considering and umkliu thu aston-
ment of duiuajru to tu < ) owners rospoatlvoly jDf
said property affcctoU by said grade , taking
nto conaldorutlon upoolul bonefl K any.
Vou uro notified to be present , at the time
and pluco aforesaid and make any ohjootto
to or statements conrurnini said asses at
of damaiios uayou may conaldor proper ,
Hio. : J. I1 A ( lib
W. O. BIIKIVKK ,
JA ? . STOOIiDALE
Omaha , Neb , Dec. 7tu , Ib'Ji U''j-diot
AMUSEMENTS.
a.t 8.
on , WHAT A HIT i
JAMES T. .POWERS
And ono LOUR Laugh In
A.
A.MAD
MAD
13AJ2GAIN.
Pee Powers flirt nt the ball ,
Hoar HiiUeyilni : "Columtmv"
Hue Lconn Forrest's gro it kick.
1'rlcps Klrst floor. Wo. TSo and JI.OO. llnlcony ,
Wo nnd "So. Oullorjr , 2.V.
GET A 000D
THEATERGET
THURSDAY , JAN. 12 ,
Mntlnoo Saturday ,
ATO
TO
As plnvod ovor400 coniooutlvo nUhU nt
lluyt's Mudlsou Miuiiro tlinntur , Now York
TboRnla of scats will open Wcdncsdny morn-
ln lit. llio following prices : 1'lrat llbnr. Ale ,
75o mitl tl.OOiJjaicony. Wo unil'iot gullory. 2jci
FflRlI rsriHEflTER , " "
I.lka Home nil lluails lend to tlio Homo at Success.
WM. A. BRADY'S
See the niver of Heal Water ,
Wednesday and Saturday Matliioa.
. o. A.
Tuesday Evo. , Jan. 10.
B ,
100 iiiasiflctint vlown of Chios , tQinplos , palaces -
cos sinil people1.
Husurvpil suitsfiOc : nt Ohnsn & Eddy's and Y.
M.C. A. otllco. Now on sale.
_ ALL THIS "WEEK.
W GOLDEN GIANT
" " " " " "
ANn TUB
Novelty Transatlantic Co.
LESS THAN POPULAR PRICES.
EXPOSITION HALL , FRIDAY , JAN. 13.
OVIDB
Ad U SIN
The Celebrated Violinist
and His Company of Artists.
Annie Louise Tonner-isln ,
Inez . Pormenier , Mezzo-soprano
Pier Deiosio , - - - Boss
A Delightful Progam
of Enjoyable Irlusic.
DO NOT MISS IT.
Popular I'rlccs $1.00 , "Sc. flOc.
Kusorvod scats on sale Wednesday morning
at Ford & Cliarlton's ,
DEFORMITY BRACES
Elastic Stocking-
Trusses ,
Crutches ,
Batteries ,
Water Bottles ,
Syringes ,
Atomizers ,
Medical Supplies
ALOE & PEHFOLD ,
114 S.15tli3t. ,
Next to Postofflee
DR.
RflcCREW
THE SPECIALIST.
Is unenrpnnBod la tha
treatment of all
PRIVATE DISEASES
and nllV'/oakne SL
and Disorders of fil
18 ycara oxpericnco.
Write for circulars
nnd question Hat free.
14tli nnd Farnam BU. ,
Omaha , Neb.
RIPANS TABULE6 regulatog
tu0 stmnach , lleranu bowi-ls , purl-y
tj the blood , are tale and elltclual 1S
| tlie beet mcmclne known for blllou * . ?
nutu ) , constipation. dysprpEla , foulZ
breath , headache , hturtiiurn. Ion of {
appclltc , K.ental Ooprc6lon , painful &
dlitfttlon , pimples , sallow cnmnicx.
Ion.and every diwftw resulting rein 0
I Impure blond , or a failure hy ( ho utonuch , llrer or In- *
twtlncu to perform their proper function ! . 1-criousv
ffiren to on-rent UIR are iKinefl ted bj taking one after *
each moAl. Pi leu by mall. 1 frrovt. li t uuiipTd , tic.
KII'ANrt Clir.UIUAL CO.TlO ( < | jrucoEt..NciT yorl : J
To .1. H. IlnntPllo , Mll < o Votara , Callmrlno
J.ochlln , M. Kuvomi Sol-onsen. A. I * . ( Jhristo-
pliorr.on , Clara Ford , O. II. Kllsworth , .lolni
Mohr , ( Jonrj-'o It. Tzscticli , Juntos O. Nelson ,
Voter Dohl , Walter I , . Sulhy. Janms G. Allun :
Vou uro hnruby notlllcd Unit tliu undor-
filKiind , ilircn dlslnlcrcslud fri'eholdura of tlio
city of Unialni , Iiuvo Ix'itn duly ajipolrileil by
tlio mayor , with thn approval of tlio oily coun
cil of halt ! city , to asscsy tliti daninKu to tli
owners respoctlvoly of thu property ( luclarcil
by ordlnanco iit'cossary to lie appropriated for
tlio use of snld city , for tlio nurpusu of oiienlnt ;
and nxtcndliiK .Sixteenth street from vlntou
street to llio suiitli city limits.
Vou aru furthur notlllcd , tliat having ac
cepted bnld appointment , mid duly nuallllcd
as required hy law , wo will , on tlio ! )0tli ) diiy of
January , A. D. 1H03 , at tint hour of 11 o'clock
In the forenoon , nt the olllco of T. II , JIcOul-
loch.room 8-l'JK wVnrk hlfobulldlimwithin
thu corporate limits of said city , meet for thu
purpose of considering and making the assess
ment of ilanmgii to thu owners respectively , ol
said property , by reason of such taking and
apuroprliitlon thereof , tnklnt ; Into considera
tion hpeclal bciit'llts , If any.
The property huloiiirhiK to you , proposed to
ho appropriated as aforesaid , and which has
boon do.'larcd necessary by the council , hy
ordinance , toapproprlntu to tliousoof thoclty
belli ; ; Mtuatcd In Hald city of Omaha , In thu
county of Douglas , and Mute of Nubrasla , is
described as follows , to-wlt :
8 20 feet of w 00 fret of lot 40 , B. R. IlojtPrH1
plat , Okahoma ; vv 10 foot of lots 10 nnd 11
Mottor'H MilidlvlHlon of lot -18 , H , 1C. Itnxors
plat , Okalioina ; w 00 foot of Hiihlot 1 , lav lot
20 ( w24 fuutof lotlf , Oak Hill No. U ; H 7 feet
of w'J-ifi'otof lot 10 , Ouk Hill No. a : w 10 feet
of Jots 0-7-H , Mottor's subdivision of lot 48 , H
i : . Hours' plat , Okahoma ; n 200 feet w 00
feet of lot -4ft , H. K. UogoH1 plat , Okahomaj w
10 feet lot 13 , Mottor'x siibdlvUlon of lot 4M , B
K. ItoRors' plat. Okahoma ; w 30 foot of tmhlot
4. tax lot 20 ; w 10 fi'nt lot 0 , Muttor's Hiibdlvl-
Klonof lot 48 , H. K. ItdKurs' plat. Okahoma : w
23 feet , except H 7 fi-fl , of lot 10. Oak 11111 Ko
2 : lot 14 , Mottor's subdivision ; o 243 feet of lot
25 , Klsuloxhuhdlvision ,
Vou nro notllled to bo present nt the tlmo
and place aforosnla , nnd make any objections
to or statements conrcrnlnK said proposed ap
proprlatlon , or nhsosiiiicnt of dumaKOs , us
you may consider proper.
JOHN R l-'hAC'IC.
JAMKa riTUUICDAM' ; .
Omaha , January 0,1893. JU-d20t
More
kinds
of cheats
In shoes than in anything- else that you buy. You can't
detect them. Goodyear and Wardwoll welts parade as
hand sewed split leather as full stock-oil cloth as pat
ent leather-American calf as French-and a late wrin
kle adds the smell of Russia leather to a piece of calf
tanned by some enterprising1 yankee down east. Your
safety lies in buying1 of a house that you can trust ono
that will give you new slices or your money back if your
shoes don't wear as they should. We do that very thing-
-vpay back your money if your shoes g'Q back on you too
soon. We sell shoes for what they are. Wardwoll welts
are Wardwell welts ; Goodyear welts are Goodyear welts
and our hand sewed shoes are sewed by hand , every
stitch. .Wesell shoes thatwcar. That's the llrst point we
insist on from the men who make our shoes -wcarltlvity.
Its dbne more to build up our shoe business to it's pres
ent magnitude than any other ouo thing1. Our early
spring- purchases of shoes are here today in the new
shapes as well as the old standbys. The working-man's
shoe at one twenty five , with solid leather insoles and
counters. The solid American calf made with g-onuine
Goodyear welt. at two dollars and fifty cents-the best
shoe for the average man ever made. The dressy three
ninety shoe-made of the finest of selected stock-Amer
ican calf the equal of six dollar
any shoe shop shoe ; the gen
uine , every stitch by hand French onlf at live dollars and a half
( two dollars under the shoe stores ) . All these and many more
kinds of shoes are here today in lace and congress in all sizes
in all widths in all styles of lasts in all toe shapes from the
peaked point of the dude to the wide toe of a best girl's dad in
plain or tipped : Also swell shapes'in enamels and patent lea
ther tips. Of course yon expect to save on your shoes' by bay
ing here , same as yon do in your clothes and hats.
AND YOU WIL L. '
We close at 6:30 . .
p. m. Saturdays IO p. m.
VAN COTT JEWELRY COMPANY ,
| For Thirty Days only \vo will olTor our otitiro stock of DlivimnJa and
Christmas Jewelry and Slh'oi-waro nt , loss th.iu m.inuf.icLurar'd
Fourteenth and Farnam Strssts-
Will rnovo Jnn. 1. to N. W. Cor. ICth and Farnam. SAFK3 I'OU SA
rwnrss M'inri i
1813 Doug/as Street , Omaha , Neb.
t-orreaponilBiico. . Alodlclno or Iii8tnimmit J T ; , lnr",1 ? ' "llabl to T'"t ' rae m r uj troitot nt ho.no . br
content.or aoi.Jor. o , oper.onnlint , rvlow nrerSrrm ? 1 ' . .nV'M " ? ° ° "r ? > ' PMVoJ , uo mirks to ImlloiU
Hour Mniiy
PEOPLE ar ° Puttl B
OFF THE BAY
Intending soon to consult a
luccessful
> peoialist
ll'/IV 'S
Chronic , Private , Nervous mid
Siirionl DiKonsos CURED. Lost
Mniiuootl , Fomnlo Woulmossos ,
Etc. , CURED.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Trontmont by Mall. Address with
Ktnmp for nartlculars. iriiloh will bo
sent In u pliiln onvolnpo ,
C. W. WILLIAMSON , M.D.
KoojnsS , KM. 0. OJJ ,
110-118 S. 15tli Street , Omaha.
We will fen J ynq the mariiloni
French l'rer ratlon CALTMO3
I'rrr. and a ItKal uuirantn' thill
CAl/1'HOS will IlmlorK voiir
aifiillli , Mtrcnirlli uuil Vlpor.
Vie itandfayifialitjitd.
Addroso VON MOHL CO. .
Holt iuiriiu UtoU , UmlnDiU , OUlo.
The Mercer.
Omaha's Newest Hotel
COR. 12TH AND HOWARD 8T3 ,
40 nooins at f2W par day ,
60 Itoonia at tl.OO par dny.
to Itcomi nltli liatli at 13.03 per day ,
SO Itoouii with liatli at )3.oO lull C. . ) par ilty ,
OFENEID AUGUS r Isb
Modern 111 Kvi-ry Ituipi-nt.
> i > u-y | { ' uriiUliod TlironKliout.
C. S. ERB. Prop.
Metropolitan Hotel ,
Hroaihvay , corner Prince St. ,
NISW VORK OITY.
Itoflttoil and renovated under now nniniiifo-
ment , on Knropnuii pliin. Koum rato.it ! a day
mid upwards. Uostaurunt oifiiul to thu best
In ( hu city at modoratu r.ituH. Btruet car *
from all R it. stations and uloainhout and
ferry landlni9 im s the door.
HILDHETH & ALLEN , Proprietor * .
WINTER RESORTS.
T iE
lIHI'.V.SU'IO/f , G.I.
A I'Kiirr.irrVINTIK iti : t > ifr norii : ,
Opun > Jan. 4. Hond for circularKnraoui fo
liealllifulcllmttu. balmy Dai air , pluof oit t , tin
UrUei und aquallo and Hold ipurti.
WARREN LELAND , Jr. , Wlonngor.
Ladies' ' Perfect
SYRINGE.
Tlio only perfect vaginal
nml rc'ctul tiyrlnifo In the
wyld
u U tlio only SyrlnKO err -
( * r Irivuntcil by which vaijl-
nnl Injt'CtloitH call bo ad
lulnlati'ruil ' wltlinut lonlc-
lniniiil HullInK tlin olotli-
IIIK or iii'cuBiltiitlnK tb
ineof n vus5dand which
run ulio bo used fur ructal
Injci'iliins or irrlKntlon.
flJr-r HUIHIKI' 1IUI.B
AND HARD iiuuuiui
Mnlloniora BOllcltoJ.
TlioAloo&PenfoldCo , ,
Kith
NKXT 'L'O I > U.1TOFKICn
I'liynlcliini' protcrlplloni
otviirately prepared at
low urlcui.
Natiopal
U. 8. IJIil'tt&iroKV , OM.WIA , A'JJW.
l-tipitnl $1I,00 ( ) ( ) ( )
Surplus . $ ( (5,000 (
Cifllcora and Dlrccton-IIimry W. Valet
, pro lilan t
It. C. CuililiiK , vlco pretldunt ; c. H. iliiurloj. Vf. V
Mornu.Jolm 6. Culltiu J , N , 11. I'alrloXi , * d
lluvit , caslilur.
THE IRON BANK.
II Li 11 I U l/WAnd all tlio train of
KV1I.8 , WKAKNK8SIW. DKIIIMl'V , KTtt , that aa
cmiipuny Iliem In luun gi'K'KljV mid I'KRllA-
*
MKNTlA UUKKU. Killl ttTIIK.SUTIl and tonu
Klvt'n ( u ercry part of tin ) lioily. 1 vrlll tand ( no
curely picked ) KHUUtu any nuifaror tUo pruicrlp.
llun tliat cured maof tbu e troublui. AJ4rj , U
A. UltAlH.liV lurrLii C'11 UK if , Hicii.
A. H. DYER ,
jitvatnr ; , wuriihuu u , luulury
nml "II mirk riiiilrlnir | u tliuruiiKli und
pruotlciil knutrluduu < > r urinmriiutluu uud
ol iiiuturluU. u Kiioolalty ,
1' , O. llux am , Fruinunt , Neb ,