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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1890)
r THE OMAHA DAILY JBEE ; "FRIDAY , DECEMBER 19 , 1890. -AMENDING THE CITY CHARTER A Number of Snggestlons as to tlio Changes Which Aio Demanded. INCREASING THE POV/ERS / OF THE MAYOR , JPnylnpr for Grading'In the Same Man ner ns la Jfow Employed In I'ny- JiiK toe tlio fnvlnc of Streets. Tbo charter amendment committee held Its first mooting Wednesday night attho rooms el the lira and police commission. Thcro Vroro present Mayor Gushing , City Attorney JPopploton , Councilman Uochel , Morearty , OsthofT and Chaffco , Messrs. H.V , Yates , Bt. A. D. Balcombo and G. M. Hitchcock. Suggestions were then Invited from -citl- tens nnd n number wcro offered. t General Estabrook advocated the creation of the ofllco of commissioner of taxation to bo nppolntcd by the governor. Mr. Popploton opposed tbo Idea on the ground that it would lead to oadlcss litiga tion. Laid on the table. General E. F. Test thought tao tax valua tion of the city should bo increased to $100- 000,000. Ho denounced the present assess ment as an absurdity. Ha also suggested that the council bo em powered to open streets from end to end at the expense of tbo general fund. Mr. Poppleton staled that about four-llfths al tbo streets which are so opened la the benefit of private speculation ana the prop erty Interested should bear the expense. Mr. Bnlcombo thought tlio property bene- oltcd should pay tbo cost. John T. Dell suggested several changes , aamoly , giving the park commissioners au Ihority to condemn property for park pur poses. Property should bo listed nt Its full value and only men owning ? 2OOC worth of j-ool estate should bo eligible to tbo city coun cil. HB suggested the appointment of a city assessor separate from tbo county at a good salary. Max Meyer. "VV. Hallo ? and Henry Pundt asked that thoclty printing bo done lu other Sidewalk Inspector Birmingham ndvo- catcd nn amendment giving tbo sidewalk Inspector specter authority to immediately repair wooden sidewalks instead of waiting six or eight weeks in order to give notico. Mr. Popploton suld there was no way bu ! to shorten the time and bo thought tbo courts would not recognize a notice of less than three weeks. Mr. Chaffco remarked that it would bo cheaper for the councilman to pay $1,000 each every year for repairs rather than pay $5,000 , for damages. It was finally decided that no chantro was needed ns the council could cut the time of serving notice on the property holder. Ono tblug Mr. Popploton thought to ho a good point in damage stilts lies in tbo fact that now pcoplo suing for damages have twenty tlnys to do so. Bywaiting to the lost day the litigant has the advantage of having the whole situation chained before the city Is notified of the suit. Ho said ho thought it well to nuilco it necossarv to cut that time of notice to three days. This suggestion was adopted. It became- evident at this point that con siderable Iccnl work was accumulating and lioavltt Buniliara was engaged to assist. J. M. Wise offered n number of sugges tions as .to a city assessor nnd omissions. Ho advanced the old Idea of the levy being made on the same year as tbo assessment. This brought up the question of valuation whlcU was warmly debated and passed on for fur ther bearing. At the suggestion of Superintendent Whit- lock the name of hisofllco was changed from superintendent to inspector of buildings and a few minor changes passed upon. " Mayor Cusblng bad n few snggosttons to offer. Ono was on the advisability of having the paving of intersections paid by the property - . erty owners. It was held that , with the ox- huustlon ot intersection bonds , paving would bo stopped unless this plan were taken , and the property owners would bo quito willing to pay to get the Improvements. Another Idea of the mayor's was that the property owners pay the full cost of grading , as they now do for paving. This brought up tbo rales of interest paid by property owners on deterred payments. It was shown that the city gets its accommodations for 5 per cent and charges the property owners 7 , JV call was made on the treasurer for figures with a view to changing the matter. A third plan of the mayor's was that the \ treasurer should register nil warrants thut "Ore oot paid for want of funds , and when the proper fund is in condition the warrants so registered should bo advertised for , and if not presented in a fair time should bo can celed. This was moved because of tbo aggra vation of the withholding of warrants past A reasonable tlmo. It was suggested that a notary be present at elections to swour In unregistered voters , instead of compelling them to go the city clerk's ' ofllco. The mayor also suggested that a tax bo lov- ledfortho collection of garbage. Mr. Pop pleton opposed It but Mr. Bochcl said it was the only way to Keep tbo city clean. The question of the mayor's powers coming up it was found that at present bo has very taw. Ho Is only an x-offlcio member of the police bead and has no vote only in case of tlo. lu. case-of riot the board must bo con vened. The mayor must uoiv request tbo ap pointment of men or the designation of work instead of ordering It dono. In * case of an emergency he is no more in command of the police force than a merchant or anyone else , yet the mayor is responsible for the good order dor of tlio city. i Tbo committee viewed favorably tbo idea of curtailing the work of the police Judge by cutting it only to cover cases of violation of charter or ordinances. Mr , Poppleton suggested that it would bo a ( rood thing for the city to bo given tbo power ' to acquire by condemnation such public en terprises us waterworks , streetcar lines , etc. Before this idea bad tiino to germinate in the minds of the members of the committee Mr. Chaffco sprung the idea of providing for water and lights in outlying districts. Ho moved Uttncrcaso the water fund rate to d mills. Protccdon for material inon came up In tbo suggestion that bondsmen on public works contracts .should bo made liable for material , eo that material men might have a show. An other plan was thnt no contract should bo nuadofor over two years by the council with out submission to tbo people. At present tba waterworks company has a twonty-flvo years B contract and the electric light company one for live years , while the gas company bos a like ono. A suggestion was that the city treasurer should bornd \ nn adequate salarv und tbo funds should bo clncoil on deposit in tbo bank giving the highest bid , the revenue to bo added to the general fund , security to be given in double the amount of the money in charge. This secured favorable action. It was considered a good idea for the city to USD nt least 75 per cent of its share of tbo road fund at its own dictation as to expendi ture. ture.The The commit Lee then adjourned urttll Man' day night. V1CT1MS OP IIOK'S 110BUEIIY. They Arc Presontliig tlio Bogus Lot tcry Tlukots Ho BuldTtioin. Ycstonlay a HtUa woman nearly flft ; years of nffo handed an cnvolopo , addrcssot to "Charles B. Mnntcll & Co. , room 401 Nov YorlcLlfo building , Otimlm , Nob. , " to ouo ot the tellers of a loading bank in this city. Tbo latter opouod tbo covering and tool therefrom flvo gaudily-printed tickets whlcl labeled "iloslcan National ' wore Lottery1 A representative of THE BEE stood at lie toller's window at ttio tlmo and pronouucoi tbo tlckota bo us nuil at tlio same Hmo produced ducod uuotiior ono of the counterfoils ic ! ho had discovered in runumg iloivu the ma : Hoe , who \va referred to la Tim Bun r ino coutly us tool ng under tbo , eyes of the clt ; zoroa of detectives. ROQvas suspected ain shadowed us a possible confederate of tti embezzler Cullen of Noshvlllo , Twin. , wh it i charRed has swindled the Muxlcui lottery comjwny out of RO.OOOand who iva both a relative nnd partner of Itoa's. When the ilttlo woman referred to waste Id that the tickets were \\-orthloss , tears rolle from li < 5r eyes and a looli of sudncas over Bproad her features as If her heart waul Id break. Sbo was questioned nnd stated tba sha had been buylinr lottery tlckots for nearl' two years from Itoo and that during tha won $3. BhohouffTit the tickets for her husbnafl.-whoto jiame was nay ton , who had formerly "worked for tbo cnblo com pany. Ho had boon lajurod , however , In the head and wns etrlckon with blindness. The thonpht ot this onUctlcm Increased the flow of tears , and fa the woman brushed them awny she sobbed I "I thought if I won anything now I would buy a ton of conl Ser htm. " How many ot these fraudulent tlckota Roe sold hi this city cannot bo estimated. It U lilcoly that , ho has sold none gcnulna during the past month , bocnunc , after Cullou's embezzlement , the agency hero was withdrawn from Hoo. The latter told TniiBcR roprcsontatlvo that In October ho had withdrawn from partLorsnlp witii Cullen nnd had so notliloil luo manage ment of the lottery when the agency was withdrawn , nnd that subsequently ho had been reinstated. This reinstatement , however , is llalilo to doubt because so far a * known ho received no tickets from the company for December. Ho accordingly made up his mind to innko thn most ot his wits nnd Issued the bogus tickets above referred to , ceasing in their sale only when ho was exposed by THE BRE. When the article In question appeared , Hoe badu adieu to his ofllco , fearing to bo again found near it lie accordingly sent a note Dy an American District Telegraph messenger to his sister which , however , did not reach hcr.handi. It read ns follows : "Burn all tickets except Louisiana. 0. J. OAKS. " "Oaks , " of course , Mas only nn as sumed nnmo , but was understood by Roe's sister. ' The orilor was complied with because when Dnhlman took possession of the effects of ttio ofllco lie found only ono bogus ticket , which had evidently escaped the attention of lha young woman. Roo's whereabouts now are known to a couple of people in this city , though It is not expected tbat he will remain In thoni very long or that ho will soon return to Omaha. itoo is a small young man , near-sighted and addicted to glosses , irregular tcetb , a Canadian accent nnd an upper lip which ho dehalrod immediately before - fore leaving town. There are several hun dred people in this city who would like to have him return. Nearly all colds are slight nt rtrst , but thel tendonoy Is to so lower the system thnt tbo sufferer becomes u ready victim to any preva lent disease. The use of Ayor's Cherry I'oc- toral , In the beginning of a cold , would guard against the danrnr. NtiW 1 < 'IUE LIMITS. members of the Council Take Action Upon Thrill. Ton members of tbo city council mot in tno council chamberyesterdny afternoon to take action on the proposed flro limits ordinance. Tbo building inspector was present nnd produced a map of the city on which "ho hud drawn a green Hue enclosing a section of ter ritory about ono inilo square , bounded on the north by the alloy between Charles and Clark streets , on tlio west Dy Twenty-ninth street , on the south by luo alloy between Pacific and Pierce streets , and on the east by the river. This map had been prepared in accordance with instructions of the committee on lire or dinance. A wrangle ensued as to who wore members of the committee nnd all tbo members voted. After considerable debate it was decided to go Into committee of the whole and consider the ordinance. This was dono. and after considerable wind had been wasted it was decided to cut out the southwest corner of the district included in the territory marked out. The territory loft out Is bounded by nllno starting from the green line , botwewn Pacific and Pierce , nnd running north on Twenty-fourth street to 1U3 foot south of AVorth , thence west to Twenty- ninth street. It was then agreed that the territory In cluded within the croon line should not ba cut any further nnd tbo members proceeded to make extensive additions to the territory by extending the green line in all directions. The territory Included within the proposed limits is bounded as follows : Commencing nt a point whore the alloy , be tween Clark and Cnnrles streets , intersects the Missouri river , thcnco running west along the line of the alloy to the center of Twenty-ninth street , thcnco south to a point 132 feet south of the south line of Pacific street , thcnco east to the river and along the bank of the river to place of beginning. In f addition to this territory , the limits are ex tended in various directions , ns follows From Pacific street to the south'lino of Cos- tellar and 132 feet on either side of Tenth street ; from Paelflo street to the south line of VInton and 183 feet on cither side of Thir teenth street ; from Pacific street to "VInton and 132 foot on either side of Sixteenth street from Pacitlo street to boulevard and 183 feet on cither side of Twentieth street ; from Twenty-ninth street west to the alley between Lowe nvcnuo nnd Allco street , and 1U3 fcot on either side of Farnam street ; from Twenty-ninth street to the west line of the alloy between Lowe avenue and Dewey street , nnd 133 feet on olth&r side ol Cumlng-street ; from Ives street north to the alloy between Hamilton street , and 133 foot on either side of Lowe avenue ; from a point 133 fcot east of the cast line of Lowe avenue west to the LSoltLIno rail way , and 133 fcot on either side of Hamilton strootfrom ; the alley between Clark and Charles streets , north to the alloy between Greg ? and Laird streets ana 132 fcot on either side of North Twenty- fourth street ; from the alloy between Clurb and Charles streets , north to a point 183 feet north of the north line of Manoorson street and 133 feet on either side of Sherman avenue We indorse all the proprietors have said rchtllyo to the merits of Salvation Oil. It is the greatest cure on earth for pain. Price only 25 cents. Yuroorough House , .Raleigh , N. C. I have used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for my children ; it is the golden remedy. Mrs. Dr. Blockwcll. Chungo Cars ? No. Among ttio many exigencies of modern travel there Is ono roqulromont which is always popular and always in demand and thnt is "a through Borvice. " Life is too short to "chiingo cars" every few hundred miles , und the travelling' pub lic have very properly rebelled against . all such oUl-fushloneu railroading- . The through equipment of the Union Pacific "tho original overland route"provides for a through car Borvlco for all points west from the Missouri rivor. DAKOTA SP1K1T I KVELS. It Will Bo Dangerous Hereafter SollTliemVlttiout n License. Collector Peters rcdelvod n small packagi from ouo of bis deputies in South Dakota no coinpanicd by a letter asking whether thi selling of the article enclosed without bavini a rorcuuo stamp was not a violation of th revenue law. It was the most Innocent-looking affair im aginablo. It was called a "spirit level" am consisted of a pine block about six inchc long , ono inch wide and an inch and onohiil deep. In the middle of the top was a suial hole about one-fourth of an inch in diamoto nnd on ouch side , midway between the ends was u similar bole. Thcso TVCTO for the put ' pose of observing the "bubble. " On th block were pasted labels reciting the merit nnd cheapness of the "spirit level. " Collector Peters looked nt the object am pondered whether bo should not dlscharg t- the deputy who suspected such nn innoceu affair us a spirit level. Ho called la Dlstric Attorney Baker for advico. "Hero , " said Mr. Peters , Tiltlnc the end ol 1w a fresh cigar , "what do you think of a mn w who reports that such a thing as this is a vie lotion of the interim ! revenue lawl M deputy reports thnt these things are sold i South Dakota by the thousands and the don era have no government license for selling II u quor.Vhnt do you think of it , nnywayj suld the collector , a look of disgust luantiln his lofty brow. Tbo district attorney adjusted his glasso very deliberately and picked up the splrl och level. Ho looked it over very carefully nn ch tested its leveling nualltlcs. Suddenly ho o claimed "What's this ! " pointing to ouo on o- of the block , over which was pasted a plot of paper bearing tbo words : "Tear thl off.1' ' lie It was but the work ot a moment to obo the Instructions , and then the district nttoi noy slowly drew forth a small phial about si iuvlios long nnd nearly on inch In diatuotoi containing about two ounces of a rich ambei colored liquid. Ho sinollod of the cork vor carefully , then pulled it out and elevated tli - bottle at an nutria of fortv-llva degrees. Vs the last drop disappeared down niJ throat ho at smacked his Up with the air of a connolsseij and cluculatod "Whisky , by gosh. " Collector Peters , who aurisg this perforo ancohad tat motionless In his chair , petrified with astonishment , Jumped to hi * foot and brought his fist down on the desk as ho exclaimed - claimed "By 1" A council of deliberation was hold and the deputy will notbo discharged , but will bo ad vised that the selling of "spirit levels" with out having obtained a license Is contrary to law. _ Remarked by U C. Joiner of Allen P. O. , HUlsdalo Co. , Mlch.s "Nothing gnvo my rheumatism such quick relief as Dr. Thomas1 Electric Oil bollovo it Infallible for rheu matics. rcm FAimims' INSTITUTES. A Monsuro Devised for Their Assist- nnon lly tlio State. For several years Governor Turnas nnd others hnvo boon endeavoring to tnduco the legislature to render sorao assistance to formers' institutes , with the hope that thcso useful organizations would thereby bo estab lished all over the state. Recently these gentlemen have Induced the state board of agriculture , the regents of ttio state univer sity , and the directors ot the State Horticul tural society , the Dairymen's ' , and Llvo Stock associations to agree upon tbo follow ing bill , whicn in all probably will become a law : A bill to provide for the holding of farmers' Institutes , and making appropriations tboro- lor. lor.Bectlon 1. The board of rcconts ot the state university la hereby authorized to provide for the holding of farmers' Institutes for the in- Ktrucllon of the oltlrtns of thin ntuto In the various branches of agriculture , horticulture und kindred Industries. The suld bonrtl shall appoint such agent or agents as It may ( loom proper for orentililnir and conducting sneli Institute * , nnd for thu compilation of the papers nnd discussions Into a ri'port to l > o innclo to tbo Rovurnor for publluntlon , anil they mar. Hi connection with such ngrnt or agents. innke the necessary rnlos and regula tions to carry out the Intent of this act , Snc. 2. Tor the purpose mentioned In tbo pre ceding fiootlon. and fur the payment of the 'nocessiiry expenses , the said lionrd may use such sum as they nniv Ooem proper , not ox- ocodlns the Hum of UuuO In any ono your , nnd thesum of JC.ora , or so-much thereof aa may bo necessary. Is hereby iipproprlutod out of thn general fund for this purpose. Soo. I ) . Ton thousand copies of the report above mentioned shuli bo prlntwl "by tbo state euch year and distributed as oilier state doc uments , us followx : Flvo copies to rach inom- borof the legislature. fWO copies to the secre tary of state ana the halnnoo U bo distrib uted tlirouRlrmit the state by the regents or their agents. Children Enjoy the pleasant flavor , gentle action nnd sooth ing effects of Syrup of Pigs , when in need of a laxative , and if the lather or mother bo costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow its use , so thnt it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. Tlio American Idea is that "nothinp is too good for mo when I travel , " and in "consequence wo huvi become noted its the most luxurious triw clcrs in the world. That which the people , plo demand , the roads must supply , nni thus wo huvo also the most perfectly np pointed railway service in the world The traveler now dines ina Pullman palace - ace dining1 car clear through in his jour ney , from Council Bluffs and Omaha to San Francisco , on the Union and Southern orn Pacific roads. Tickets at lowest rates andsu porior accommodations via the great Rock Island route Ticket ofllco , 1C02 Six' tconth and Farnarn streets Omaha. SOUTH OXAMLA. Stock From Iowa. Voscrday flvo car loads of cattle wcro receiv ed from Sioux City , while only a few days ag . quite a string of liogs was rccel ved from thn * place. Shippers soon find out whore the bo j place to market their stock is. Yesterday fifty-seven car loads of stock wcro recelvoc from Iowa points whllo ouo day lost weak th lotva receipts run up to sixty-nine oar loads more than was formerly received In a month. Sooner or later all stock shipped from west- crn Iowa will be consigned to this point. The High JPIvo Club. : The fifth and last pomes -of the series by - tbo High live club , were played at the rosl- dcnco of Mr. nnd Mrs.Jatnos Q. MartinNino- , o teenth ami VInton street Wednesday night. Mrs. A. L. Xott won thirty-three of the llf ty games played and received a pair of fine ; vases. Mr. U. A. Powell won thirty-firo of the games nnd received a gentleman's dress inc case. Mrs. W. B. Cheek nnd Mr. Silos Wright received respectively a fruit dish and a pair of statuettes as boobv prizes. it I.lvo Stock Meeting , At tbo meeting of the Llvo stock exchago Wednesday afternoon E. D. Welkerwas no > it milted to membership. Messrs. Sol Hopper , it Johu B. Dadlsman , Joseph B. Ulauchurd , A. itj , C. Waggoner , George Burke and Colonel E. u P. Savage were appointed a committee to so uy licit subscriptions and contributions for western sufferers , and to BOO to the distribu- tlon of the same. , - Court Magic City .Election. Court Maglo City No 1C8 , I. O. F. bos , elected officers as follows : .Andrew M. , Gallagher , C. R. ; Howard Atberton , V. C. K. ; James M. Gallagher , R. C. ; James Duffy , treasurer ; J. B. Russell , S. "W. ; Stephen . , , As good as new that's the condition of liver , stomach ach and bowels , when Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets have done their' JOa work. It's a work that isn't fin a10 ished when you've stopped taking 10 them , either. It's lasting. They 'g iio < cure , as well as relieve. And its all flono so mildly and gently ! n- There's none of the violence that nid went with the old-time pilL Ono at C3 tiny , sugar-coated Pellet's a gentle atui laxative three to four act as a or cathartic. Sick Headache , Bilious ir- , Headache , Constipation , Indiges HoU irHo tion , Bilious Attacks , and all de U rangements of the stomach and id bowels , are prevented , relieved and go cured. As a Liver Pill , they're un- ut ct equaled. They're purely vegetable , perfectly harmless the smallest , 3ft cheapest , and easiest to tako. lo- au ; They're the cJieapest pill you can iy buy , because they're guaranteed to in ! give satisfaction , or your money is ii- returned. iii" You only pay for tfo good you ng get. Can you ask more ? OS That's the peculiar plan all Dr. OSnt Pierce's medicines are sold on. nd ud ICO ils oy > - -PIAMOS BPry finely Made , [ Lilly Warranted ; ho Marvellous"iti.Trne homr f > ATALOoUE FROM BOSTON UFFKE mr mrm m- C.L.ErloksoQ , LooalA < jt,200 N.lOth 8 Hnrrlnpton , T. W.J ifixti ! Karnost , S. D.t . . . ' liCTwloy. J. B. ; fWprosontaU vo to tha rand lodge Uoorfro 3 jollier , with Captain 5 ohn J. Sexton , Stole AVIntoif anrninnts. Casper Podolak is out a fine chlnobllla overcoat nnd Btupeatv-Uiat Mtchaol McDcr- xaott , alias J\lllro \ Welch , stole the ( . arment. Llnclsoy-Gilinorc. The oxecutlro cwmmlttoo of tlio Matrlc City at Julio club met Wqa&osdny attcrnoou nnd pnsftod a resolution to OfTur a $1,000 , nurse to bo contested for by 'Jimmy Lindsey of Omaha nnfl Harry Glllnibro of ChlcnRO , the fight to take place before danuary 1. JNotc ADoitt'thoOlty. James H. Lowry bos ftbno to Chicago. A son has boon born unto Mr. and Mrs. James Maun , Ooorgo M. Masson has returned from PJalnyrell , Mich. Ofllco.MnnaKor.Tohn Forbes , of the Cudnhy packing company , bos returned from Chi cago. cago.Mrs. . Fred Mantfort , of Yutan , Is the guest of landlord and Mrs. C. W. Pbolps , of the Great Western. en safely "by the most do Icato child , Tot it cures nil b'.ood troubles , from an ordinary face pimple to the worst form of contagious Blood Taint. BOOKS OH BLOOO' HO SKIHCISEHSU fffr. The Swift Specific Co. , Atlanta , Ga. Drs.BBtts&BBtts Physicians , SQ CODS and Specialists , 1400 DOUGLiA8 S OMAHA. NEB. The moat widely anflJ Torably Imowm spec ialists In the United Wtes. Their lon ex- perlenoe. remarkable skill and untvenial luo- cess In the treatment and euro of Nervous. Chronic and Surgical JlKoasos , entitle thcso eminent phrslolnns to the full coutdenco of the afflicted every wheroj ' They guarantee : A CERTAIN AND VOSITIVB CURE for the avrful olloeta of uarly 'vleo and tua uumor- ous ovIU thttifollow ( n ltd train , PRIVATE. BLOOD ANDHUIN DISEASES Epecdlly , oomtilotelyinntl permanently on red. NCR76D8 iJEUILITy AND 8EXUA.I. DIS- OKUERS yield readily to their skillful troat- ' " "I'lSlEa. FISTULA AND UEOTA.Ii tJLOEna guaranteed cured without pain or detention r * AND'VABIOOOEI.B ' perma nently and Bucce&sf ully cured lu ovary case. EYl'HILIS. QONOUIUIEA , GLEET. Sper- nmtorrhea , Beir.lual V/raknnss , Lost Manhood. N'lgbt Emissions , Docnyud Fncultlos , Female \YimkaosB and nil dollcato disorder ! peculiar to either ex positively curod. aswell no all f unutlnnal disorders that result from youth ful follies or tbo oxcosj of mature yean. TPirTITRT ? Guaranteed permano ntly Ol IvlW/l U1VLourod , removal oomnleto vltliou * cutting , caustlo or dilatation. Cure & ( T cted nt home by patient nlthonl a mo ment's pain or annoyance. TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MLN. A QTTPP PII1R The awful effect * ot A OUK.C UKIl early Tloe whloh brings prpnnlo woaknosi. destroying both mind and body , with all 1U dreaded illi , pormanonty RFTT Address those who ham 1m- DLil IO pajrodi themselves DT Im proper Indulgence And ftolltary hablti. which rain both mind and body , unfitting them fo eu. study or marrlngo. . 1IAKUIED MEN or. tbote enterlngon that happy Ufa , aware of phyplo&ldebUity. asiuted. OTTB saOOHSB Is ba > 4 upon facts. Flrat-Praotloal experi ence. Second Erery ea a It ipeolally ttualed Ihri nartlng right. Thlrd-M dlolne an prepana In our laboratory exactly to lull each-c e , thus effecting cure * without Injury. Drs. Betts & Betts , 1409 DOUGLAS STREET. - OMAHA. NEB. Corner Oth anillaraoStreati , FOR THE TREATMENT Op ALL Chronic Diseases and Deformities. DR. A. T. MCLAUGHLIN , Prosidant Founded by Dr. J. "W. Mollonani/ . NERVE AND Bflp TREATMENT Bppclfle for HrffferU.DInljiwi.riU.Kmntlrla. WcA tulnen.MenUl Dvprtuionibprienlugot th > 11 rain , rr tultlnir In UuuUtrud lfdJn to mlurjr < t rr or. duth. PrtmMure Old Agv , Jl trennm. Loci or fova In either tax , liiroluntartpf > i . and Suermitorrtct u wt br 0r reitlaa of 'tb bnla , eelr-i Viuw o otur-ludclfrsncB. Koch bo * contain ! on B moult' * ireal _ _ or " * * nl .toy A&CU order lor lXjbaii . _ _ kHt to refund ntcsiylf the treitraeii Uuar&nte U ue4 fuii.tniuno ola oalr b j GOODMANTHT > RUG CO. , ttlOFamam , Street.B - Omaha : Nob. Notlp , Matter of appllcatlon-jot Henry Blescr fc liquor llcouso. J"1' Notloo 1 hereby clVmn that Henry litest did upon the 12tli duy of December , A. U. ISO Illo Ufa oppllrutlon H ! thelioird of Uro an police commissioners of Omaha , for license 1 sell malt , spirituous mid vinous llnuors at N 1140 North 10th street , Fifth wurd. Utnali Neb. , from the 1st day ot Juuuary , 1891 , to U IkUliiy of January. IBJi If tuero bo no objection , remonstrance i protest flled within two weoUs from UeocmLx 12. A. D. 18ft ) , the said llconso will bogranto dlMO IIKNUY JiiKBEu , Applicant. Notice. Matter of application of Peter Kelson fc llnuor llconso. Notice is hereby RlVcn that Peter Nelson d I uiionlha llth duy of December A. D. 1SOO. ill his application with the board of flro und IK llco cummUsIonvrs ot Oinulia , for llconso l Jjcll rnulU-splritousund vinous llquorn , atN 1011) Furimin street. Third ward , Umaha. Nol from the lit day ot January 1S01 , to the li day of January 1W- . If there be no objection , remonstrnno i protest fllod within tvra vreolca from Uuceu bur llth , A. D. 1BW , tbo ftld llcouso will I granted. I'ETEU NEI.SOW , D12-10 Aiipl leant. Nothing Else equals Aycr's rills for stimulating * torpid ilver , strengthening digestion , and regu- luting tlio notion o ! the bowels. Ihoy contain - tain no calomel , nor 0117 other tnjiirloui drug , but arc composed ot Uio nctlfe princi ples of the best vegetable cathartics. " I wti ft sufferer lor years from dyspepsia .and liver troubles , and found to permanent relict until I commenced taking Ayer's rills. They II.ITO c/Iected / n complete cure. " George Mooncy , Valla AVnlln , W. T. "Whenever I nm troubled lth constipa tion , or sutler from loss of npi < etlte , Aycr's nils set mo right again. " A. J. Klscr. Jr. , ItockJJouse , Ya. "Kor the euro of hcmlaclie , Aycr's Ca- thartlo nils nrc the most effective medicine I CYcrtisccl.-U.K..Tnmcs , Dorchester , Mass. "Two boxes of Ayers rills cured mo ot scTerolicadache. from which Twaslongnsiif. fcror. " Emma Kcycs , llnbbanlston.Conn. Ayer's Pills , PRETAnitD BT . 0. AVER & GO. , Iiowoll , Mots. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. .Notice. Matter ot Application of John Tl , Conto for permit to Hoi I .ilquor AST A druggist. Notion Is hereby given that John n. Conto did upon the 18th clay of December. A. D.1ttX > . Illo his uppllontlon to tlio board of flro uim po- lluo commissioners of Uniahn forncnnlt tn null limit , gplrltntig iiud vinous llnuors ns a drug gist , for niL'dlulnal , mrchnnlcnl and chemical purposes only , nt N.V. . corner loth and Mar- tlm stroolR. Vd ward , Omalm , Nob. , from tbo 1st day of January. IS'Jl ' , tot no 1st diiy ot Janu ary , ISCrj. If thorc bo no objection , remonstrance or protest -died within two weeks from Dec , let , A. 1) ) . 1800 , thostikl j-ornilt will bo irrnntod. D1D-M JOHN 11. BOWIE. Applicant. Notice. Matter of application of Fritz Mueller for liquor license. is'otlco Is licrobv glvon Hint Fritz Mueller did upon I ho Ulli day of Oecombur , A. D , , IKK ) , fllohls nppllcatlon with the bimrd of flro and poll co commissioners of Onmli.'i , for license to soil malt , spirituous und vinous liquors , at No. 1724 VInton Btrc-ot , Second \ \ ard , Oinuhn , Neb. , from the 1st iluy of Junuary , 1891 , to the 1st dny of .Iimuiiry , 18K ! , If there bo no objection , remonstrance or protoal filed within two weeks from December Utli , A. D. , 1SCO , the said llrcnoowlll bo granted. , . D19-M Applicant. Notice. Matter of application ot Michael Walonz for liquor license. Notice Is hereby given that Michael "Walonz did upon tlio JSth Uav of December. A. I,18X ! ) , file Ills appllcntlori with the board of lire una police coimiilsalonors of Uir.ulia. for license to soil mult , spirituous and vinousllqiiortmit No. IKOl'K'rcu street. Second ward , Omaha , Neb. , from the 1st day of Junnar.v , 1801 , to the 1st day of Juimury. l<t. If them lo no objection , remonstrance or protest 111od wltliln two weeks from December 10. A. 1) . JUKI , tbo bald license vrlll bo uruutod. Dlfl-'O MiCJixr.b WAUS.VZ. Applicant. Notice. Matter of application of O. 0. Rapp for por- nilt to sell liquor as a druggist , Notice Isliercby jilvnn that 0. O. Hnpp did upon IhulSlli day of December , A. D. 1SUO. fllu lila application to the hoard of tire and police coinmlsslouoisof Omaha , for permit to soil mult , nplrltuous nnd vlimous liquors , ns a druggist , for medicinal , mechanical and cliiMu- Icul puiposos only , at lajl ! North 20th street , SIMlivir < l , Omalin , : srju..froinho 1st duy of Jnnuary , 1SOI , to tholstrtay of January , ISO. . If there tie no objection , tornoiistrunco or protest Uled wllliin tno weeks from December in. A , 13.1BUU. the suld permit will bo grunted. IB-20 o. Q. lUur , appllcunt Notice. lUattor of application ot John H. Oonte , for permit to soli liquor Is a druggist. Notice Is huietiy Rlvnn Unit John n. Conte did upon the 13Ili duy of Drcombor , A. D. Iti'M , Hie his nppllcatlon to the board of fire nnd police commissioners of Omaha , for permit to fcollinult , bplrltuous und vinous liquors , us n driif.-Kl.Mt , for tucdlclnfll , mocliunleal nnd ciH'mlcnl purposes only , at No. IK.14 South loth strooU First -ward , Uinaha , Nob. , from the 1st uayot January , 1801 , to the Jet day of Janu- - ury.lSBi - It there ba no objection , Tcmonstrnnco or . protest Illvcl within two weeks from DecBinber IStb. A. 1) : 18UO , the Raid permit will bo granted. D ' ' It. CONTE . I'J--'i ' JOHN , Applicant. Notice. - Matter of application of MIclmcl T , Btirko for * liquor lleonsc. Is'otloe is hereby slvcn that Jllclmcl T. . Ilurko did upon the llth day of Beccmber. A. - - 1) . . ISM. Illo ills application with the board of flro polK'O commissions of Omaha , for license to sell mult. s > pirltous nnd vlnlous liquors , nt No..8-4 riirnnin struct , Ninth ward , Omahn , Nell. , f rum the 1st day of January , 1HI1 , to tlio 1st day of January WJS. . If tfioru bo no objection , remonstrance or - protest tiled within two veoks from December . II. A. 1) . , ISO'J. the Raid license will be granted , d 12-19 MiCiiAKij T , liUKKE , Appllcunt. Notice. Matter of application ot Frank Sautter for , Notice Is hereby given tbatFrank Sautter * did upon the lllh day ot December. A. Un 1890 , llle Ills application wltli the board of Urn and police uonimlssloiii'rs of Orouhit for u license to soil mult.spirituous nnd vinous liquors at No. 1)23 ) Bancioft street. First ward , Omaha. Nob. , from the 1st day of January. 1891 , lo tha 1st duy of .lununry , ifcx' . lfthur he no objection , remonstrance or - protest Illod within two weeks from December 12,1100. tlio biild license will be grunted. I ) 12 111 frank Sautter , applicant. Notice BUttcrof application of 'William J. iomp for liquor license. Notice Is humor Riven that William J. Lorap did upon the llth nay of Docombor. A. I ) . 1HOO , , Illo his ujipilcatlon with the board of flro und police commissioners of OuiiUia. for license to soil mult. HplrttiHMis und vinous llquorsut No. . 1517 KlchnlHs street. Fifth ward , Ouiulia. Nob. , from the 1st dny of January. 18 ! ) ! . to too 1st day J.innury , 1SU2. Iftherobo no objection , remonstrance or . protest filed within two wouks from December 12. A. D. 1890 , tlio said license will bo granted. D1219 William J. Letup , Applicant. Nntioo. Mutter of application of Nicholas Ynser for e liquor lloonso. Kotlco Is hereby elvon ( hat Nicholas Tnccr did upon the llth duy of December , A. D.18UO , tlio his implication with the Hoard ot Flru and i'ollco Commissioners of Otnaba , for lk-en o to sell milt , spirituous antl vinous llijuors. nt No. 110s rurimin btreot. Third word , Onmho , Neb. , from thul t day of January , 1W1 , to tbo 1st day of January , 1893. If there bo no objection , remonstrance or protest llli-d within two weeks from Deci-mber 12th , A. 1) . IbOO , the said 1 Icon90will bo granted. NiCiioijAs VAQEU , Applicant. 1)1210 Notice. Matter of application ol-Miclmcl Illckords for llviior license. Rotico Is hereby slvun that MIclmcl Hlckerds dlduiKJiitnolItliduyof December. A. 11. , 1800. Illo his iipullcatlnii wltb the lionrU of Uro and i'ollco commissioners of Urnaha. for lloenso to . soil malt , spli Ituous and Tinmm liquors at No. 711 North Sixteenth street , Fifth ward , Omi- ha. Noli. , from the first day of January , IbOl , to the first clay of Jntiuarr. 1B52. If ihi'iu bu no objoctltm , rr-monstranco or protest flloil within two weeks from Deccmlior IS , A. D.lbl J , thu SRld license will bo granted. MICHAEL KICKBUUS , Applicant. Notice. Matter of application of Win. Note for liquor Notlcols Jiorouy elven that Win , NOTO did upoutliol tli day of December , A. D. 1890 , tlio his application with tlio HuitrU of Flro and ( 1'ollce commissioners of Omaha , for llcensu to soil malt , spirituous and vinous llcmor < 3at No. 410aiul4rJ houtli Ibtli Street , Fourth ward , Omalm , Nel > . . from the 1st day of January , or 1BOI. to the 1st day of January , 1802 , 1U If tlitu-o bo no objection , rumonstranoo or Id.nr protest filed within two weak * from l > eoomlcr nr to 12th. A. D. IS'JU , the said llconso will be granted. WM. Niir . Applicant. A.MU8KMENTS. Boyd's. TFliarsday , Friday , Saturday , Sunday , I JDEOEJIBEn 18 , 10 , 20 , 21. Matlnoo Saturday , x or xnc rATotui DONNELLY &GIAR ] ) \-s - vm/ - \ _ / IN TIIK aillATC T Of ALT. r.UlCK-COltllllES NATURAL GAS ( IN A NEW METER. ) EmbellshoJ with nowmunlo , TiewBones.nBW dances , striking costamos , proToklng Hlt- Mntlons and pretty faoos. Jliulrnl Director. HIC1IAH1) BTAItti. nnthor of Uie Bo KlnK and Bald 1'nnlin. Boats nowontnlc. THE POPULAR PRICES. Saturday Mali nee and Evening- THE OnoNightOniysUiNDAY | | | , DEC. 21st. RRRLTS QPERR 0 , In Gilbert A Sullltun's I-ntost Operatic Craio , The Gondoliers GORGEOUS COSTUMES. TWO CARLOADS OF SCENERY , Direct from tlio Clilrngo Oporn llouie. ( imnocst I'roducllon Kvur Seen la Omaha. Dux Sheet upcns Saturdnjr. Boyd's Mo ntlii iami Tttc * < tny'J > er , gg , % a. Gorgeous Production of Rico's 820,600 Si.cctno- ular Kxtravagauta , The CORSAIR. Bright Scenic Effects. Magnificent Costumes , Elaborate Properties. Mechanical Sensations , Calcium Light Novelties And Great Cast 40 Artists , prices. Scats on sale Sunday. NOTICE. ( I , $2 , $2.50 and $3 Is not the price asked for tlio Stanley lecture , but la the price nuked for the course ticket of four entertainments cost- inR over 91.000. AS follows : llonry M. Stan ley , December S4 , IH'K ' ) . Ovlilo Miisln Concert Company. .Innuary 8 , Ib'JL Ooorxo Kcnnxn , February ? . I8U1. General Horatio 0. King , March 15.1601. STANLEY. IN DARKEST AFRICA. Brilliantly the explorer leotl ) a ( trout tnJlonce -froffl cent to coait of Africa , nnd tolUtliomof Uioso dreadful niuntlm tinder the dense , Uot and stoomlDK follugo of the Dark Contlnont. HENRY M. STANLEY Will deliver his famous lecture entitled , "Tno Rcsoueof Emln Pasbn. the l Trpst .l'Ig- inlcs and Marck Across Africa , ' , at the WEDNESDAY EVENING , DECEMBER 24 , ' 90. Tickets (1 , $3. 82.50 and W Incluilln" the fol- lowlng : HENRY M. STANLEY , December 21. The renowned African explorer. niontof J. 11. 1'ond.l The Kgsouo of Kiuln 1'iisliii , the T'orost1) ) , Pigmies and March aoroas Afrlcu. The subject upon vrbluh the minds of uicu Is rlvlted , Ovide Musin Concert Co. , Jauuftiy 8 , 1801. Orldo Musin , the Croat Violinist , assisted by voeullsts of great ability. A night ot muslo and sons. GEORGE KENNAN , February 7 , 1801. Newspaper Correspondent and Traveler. 'KuHslun Vollco. Exiles and Prisons. " Au In tensely interesting locturo. Gen. Horatio C. 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