THE OMAHA DAILY J3EJD : VVKDN
PAT HAND TOOK THE POT ,
Thrco Bidders Drew But Didn't ' Help , and
Away Went Their Substance ,
ELECTRICITY INSTEAD OF GASOLINE ,
/Beeper / H Iscd Ills Uld IP Ilo Didn't
Anything Kino -Hollers Must IO
Built According to Spec
ifications.
Four Jlrms were In the gnmo nt the coun
cil ch imocr last night for thu citv Hunting
Jnck pot. Thrco of them wont In with gitso-
line bluffs , and didn't bailer thimsolves in
thn draw. Mr. Wlloy of the New Omaho
Thomson-Houston electric1 light company
stood pat , and even on thu show down.
Thu gamij was opened by Mr. Donnelly ,
who offered n resolution Instructing the clerk
to return the bids for lighting nnd instruct
ing the proper authorities to enter Into n
contract with Mr. H. Soogcr for furnishing
the city with 700 or moro gasollno lamps.
This was promptly tabled nnd the clerk
instructed to open the bids received from the
comptroller's ofllco.
There were four of these , ono from the
Ohio street lighting company under the
name of the Sun vapor company , one from
Kobort Seeger , ono from the Missouri street
gaslight company of St Louis , nnd ono from
the Now Thomson-Houston electric light
company.
Mr. A. Soeger , whose first bid was $ lf > per
lamp per annum and afterwards raised tb
$ l5.iO ( , presented ono for Slli.81) ) per lamp per
l I year , nnd Its reading caused n wtilstlo of sur-
lirlso from nearly every mumbur of the
council.
Mr. Hell , the Omaha agent of the Ohio
street lighting company , came up ns thu
ngentof the Sun vapor IlithtiiiK company
nnd presented n bid or SI5 BO for n fourteen-
camllo power , $ Hi.50 for a sovonleon-candlo
power lamp iind 518 for u ninctcun-cundlo
I > owcr lamp.
The Missouri street gas light company pro-
nontcd u bid of ? l5.r > 0 for thirteen-candlo
power , $ IU.f > 0 for sixtoon-cruidla power nnd
for ninetuon-cnndlu power.
What Wiley Held.
Mr. Wiley's bid for the now Omnlm
Thomson-Houston electric light company
was offered. This compiny ngrood to lur-
nish 700 or more incandescent electric lights
of twenty-candle power , to bo placed at Inter
vals of ouo block in thu suburbs nt points
designated by the council , at $ . ' 0 per lump
par annum.
Mr. Tuttle nt once offered a motion to
award the contract to the Thomson-Houston
company.
Mr. IJlumor wanted nn amendment to in
clude the sun vapor oil for outskirts.
Mr. Chaffoosaid : Wo know the electric light
companv can furn'sh ' n twenty-candle power
light. Wo don't know that nny gasoline com
pany can furnish u sixtrcn-candlo power
lamp. Wo do know wo haven't had a twelve-
camllo power during the past year. "
There was some question In the mii.ds of
several of the council ns to whether or not
the electric Ight company would go into the
far suburbs with Its lamps.
i Mr. Wiley was called for nnd said his
company proposed to put on lamps In nny
part of the city designated by the council.
On n call of the roll the contract was
awarded to the electric light company , Mr.
Bruner alone voting in the negative , after
making n speech.
The checks of the other bidders were
ordered returned nnd the o'ty attorney in-
ntructcd to prepare a contract with the elec
tric light company.
"Better send the contract to the mayor ,
too , before it gets back to the council , "
suggested Mr. Cooper.
About Those Jtoilcrw.
This .settled one quostlor. that has caused
considerable contention and another one w < is
sprung Instnnter. Mr. Coots presented n
letter relative to the contract for boilers in
the new city ball. Tin ; IJir. : yesterday con
tained a statement of the situation showing
that thu boilers ordered were not In accord
ance with the requirements of the spccitl ca
tions. Mr. Cools , In his communication ,
etutcd that the steel in thu boilers used was
equally as good as that of the Otis steel
called for in specifications.
Bollnr Inspector Stnndovon was called for
in reply to Mr. Coots , and stated that the
steel in the boilers ordered was not such as
was called for in the specifications. There
-wus nu wiiy , uu sum , 10 ion wuatuur u was
as good stool ns the Otis steel , which was
called for by the specifications.
Mr. Osthoff wanted three export boiler
men appointed to investigate the boiler nnd
test the steel In them.
'I for ono , " said Mr. Elsnsser , "shall de
mand that none but the steel required by the
epeclllcatlons bo allowed In the city hall
boilers. It Is not our business to Iind out
whether this steel Is ns good us IhuOtls steel
or not. The only thing wo are required to do
is to insist that nothing shnll bo used unless
it U called for In the specifications and to bo
natlstlud with nothing loss. "
Mr. Chaffeo offered n resolution , which
was adopted , instructing the superintendent
of the city hall to have the boilers now on the
ground removed and to nccept none that do
not comply with the ron.uiroinoiits of the
ipecltl cations.
And they weren't through then.
Smoke consumers came in for n few min-
tltos consideration. Mr. Coats offered to put
in tut CD Herbert consumers for$3tX ! ( ) . Air.
Klsasscr wanted the consumers laid on
the tablu. After n wordy cross-lire the matter
was referred to the committee on public
property nnd buildings.
The Johnson heat regulating apparatus
vns adopted for the now citv hall , und then
the council got down to work aim trans
acted a lot of routine business.
Vetoes I" .
The mayor's veto of n resolution Instruct
ing the chief of police to nbato n nuisance at
Porty-llfth and Cumlng was Mistniuud. The
veto was on the ground that the property
) md not been declared a nuisance hv an ordl-
Jiunco of the council , as required. Thu papers
were referred to the Judiciary committee.
The mayor nlso vetoed the contract with
Hnyman & McDonald for the construction of
n sewer in Uoiuis park , his honor Iruldlng
that there were not fuuds available for the
work nnd thnt the pay , or n part of It , would
Imvo to co mo out of the judgment fund.
! Mr. Davis nnd Mr. Chaffoo stated thnt the
contract In question culled for a sewer to
cost 91. fil ( n foot , but that thov favored the
approval of the contract because City Attor
ney 1'oppioton had recommended and thu
mayor approved n similar contract for n
sewer In district is , costing U'U per foot ,
The contract wus approved , the veto of the
nmvor to the contrary notwithstanding.
J < lr. Hliitner nlono voted to sustain the veto ,
i The city attorney called attention to the
decision of .ludgo Wnkoley giving uu Injunc
tion ngaitirtt the paving of Dorcas street , be
cause the proper gas and water mains had
not boon laid. The city attorney stnted thnt
in view ot Judga Wnkoloy's decision It
would bo useless to order n street pavou
without llrst requiring the laying of gas and
water mains.
Contractor Squires' street sweeping cstl-
inato for Juno , amounting to & , lo-J.i5 ) : , was
presented , nnd for a wonder , for the llrst
time In years , was approved without u kick.
I Quito n Popular Iileii.
On n final trading estimate Mr. Chnffeo
Asked for the certificate of the board of public
Works that sidewalks taken up by tha con
tractor had been replaced. Thuolark replied
that no such ccrtlllcato was vUlblo to his
nuilo eye , The chairman of thu board of
publtu works thought the walks haa been
replaced , but ho wasn't real sure of It.
Mr. Chaffeo then announced that ho
would oppose the approval of any final
estimate to which the required certificate was
not attached. This Idea seemed popular and
the estimate was referred to the board of
publlo worKs to sucuro the necessary cortltl-
cato about the condition ot tbo sidewalks ,
Ten ior cent was hold out of Contractor
Hum's estimate for sldcwalK construction
liy the board of publlo works to cover any do-
tlcluncles In the work. Some ot tbo councilmen -
men wanted to know why any amount should
bo held out If the work was properly done ,
pnd why any amount should bo allowed if the
work had not beou proper ) v dono. This mat
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ter was finally tattled by allowing tbo ro-
curve mlnui the 10 par cent reserve , and ap-
> olrtiiig Osthoff , UutdUh aud Uouuoll/ a
committee to Investigate the matter in gen
ornl.
Lcavonworth street nnd Park nvcnuo came
up with n demand for ropavlns , repairing or
nnythme to got thorn In ft passable condi
tion. The wholu matter was finally referred
ton Joint committee ot llimnco and paving ,
curbing nnd guttering.
The salary of A. Mnjon , Janitor at the
police station , was Increased from f.VJ to ? U3
I > or month.
Contrnctor Coots w.i Instructed to com-
jiloto the council chamber In the now city
hall nt ns early a dnto ns possible for the use
of the council.
nx-Counellmnn Knspar s claim for ? 110 for
nn old grading hill on Mason street was
referred to the committee on claims.
Jacob Hnuck's claim ot ? " " > for detailed
drawings of the design for Omaha' * coat of
arms was referred to the finance committee.
lie. Dlrncy curoi O'if.iri'n. F5jobluy.
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N HV I'M III IIOL'.S K1.
Tlioy Are About Completed niul
Hunily for Kiiiilpment.
The board of flro niul police commissioners
nro making good use out of the bond fund
voted by the people a year ago for the build-
uu ; and cqjlpmcnt of engine houses , and are
evidently determined that no dereliction on
their part slmll bo nr. excuse for main
taining ono of tlio model fire departments of
ttio country.
Six new cnplno houses bavo been com
pleted , and these , with their equipments ,
cost something like > 'JXX ' ( ) . Four of these
houses have been supplied with n now mid
modern hose wagon , manufactured by
Drummond of this city. They are
superb vehicles. Knglno house No. 7 ,
Thirty-sixth nnd Jackson streets ; No.
S , Orchard Hill : No. U , Klirhth nud Pierce ;
No. 10 , Twenty-ninth nmlCreighton avenues ,
nil have new wagons , nnd No. II , Thirtieth
nnd Chicago , n new combination hose nnd
chomlc.il wagon. Tlioso wagons nro con
structed on the patrol system , nud nro sub
stantial and durable , weighing about twonty-
ono hi.ndred pounds. They are tun feet long
by four wide , with slut-bottom to let
the water out. carrv 71V ) foot of hose , and
cost m.each. . Chief uallignn pronounces
them the best wagons of the kind in use. At
the sides of these wagons are two chemical
extinguishers of Uirtso gallons each , and the
bottoms of the wagons nro so ar
ranged thnt ono man can pull the
whnlo line of hose off , whore
formerly It required two , uud often three and
four.
Tno commissioners have nlso purchased n
now wagon for the clilof engineer ; six house
gongs , nnd Intend to purchase within the
next Qinonth n hock nnd lander truck ,
and ono combination chemical nnd hose
cart ; sixteen head of horses , six double
set and ono single set of harness nnd other
minor paraphernalia too numerous to onum-
or.ito. Thebo Improvements nmito nn addi
tion of thirty moii necessary to the depart
ment , five to each company and six to the
hook und ladder. Sixteen of the now men
have already been appointed and the re
mainder will bo selected by the time the
houses are ready , which will bo about Sep
tember 1.
Kor Schlitz beer apply to K. XI. Urotte ,
10JO Furnam.
Capitalists Coming.
Dr. Cluck received a letter from a Chicago
gentleman last night stating thnt a party of
thirty professional men and capitalists would
nrrivo in the city on Sunday afternoon on n
tour of the west. The party will visit Mon
tana , Idaho and Colorado und the gentlemen
have nn Intention of investing largely in
farm lands in thu stales named.
Dr. Uluck thinks if the gentlemen could
bo induced to stop over in Omaha ,
they would Hud n bettor Hold hero
for investment than any ether western state
can offer. It is proposed to have the Keal
Instate Owners' association use its Influence to
induce the visitors to consider Omaha's ad
vantages to capital.
DoWitt's Llttlo Early Risers ; only pill to
cure sick headache und regulate thu be.sol
Kiiloavor.s
The Young 1'ooplo's Society of Christian
Endeavor of Omului held n union meeting
hist night at the Kountzo Memorial Luthorin
church. The conor.il tonic upon which
speeches were made was the great Interna
tional convention nt Minneapolis.
C. D. Hoissonfuttol rend u scripture lo sson
nnd Hov. T. K. Cramblut , Hov. S. E. Wilcox ,
Miss ti. Myers and F. G. Jones delivered
short and Interesting addresses.
The church was well tilled and the mootIng -
Ing closed with a soaion of consecrotion ex
orcises led by M. L. Stono.
DoWitt's LIttloEarlyHisors for the liver
Death ol' a Ital > y.
Ttio baby boy of Sands F. Woodbrldgo ,
city editor of the World-Herald , died yester
day morning of whooping cough. The funeral
will take place from the residence , SIMM Dav
enport street , at 2:30 : o'clock this afternoon.
C. O. Vannoss of Lincoln Is nt the Casey.
J. M. Miller of Alnsworth Is at the Murray.
Lieutenant U. L , Harzo Is nt the Dollouo.
I1. S. Mnrkoll of Lincoln is at the Millurd.
J. H. Hamilton of ICournoy is at the Pax-
ton.
George F. Wolz of Fremont , Nob. , Is in the
city.
city.P.
P. II. Bender of Humphrey Is at the
Casey.
Mrs. Hlchnrds of Chndron Is n guest nt the
Murray.
Mrs , A. A. Woodward ot Lincoln is at the
Millard.
A. M. F. Bllilnglun of Toledo , O , , is in
Omaha.
H. 1. Hinman of North Pintle Is a guest at
the Paxton.
MissT-ii/zio ( iallatin has returned from her
brlof eastern visit.
II. P. Clnback nnd G. W. Jones of Grand
Island nro nt the Casey.
A H. Cowlos nnd A. n. StoiKyof Hynnnis
nro guests at the Dellono.
S. I Mosoraull , editor of the Alliance
Boomerang of Crawford , Nob. , Is In the city.
L. llartlott of St. Louis , master mechanic
of the Missouri Pacific railroad , Is at thu Do- !
lono.
lono.F.
F. C. Palmorson. D. A. Casper nnd John
Brntt , of North Plutto are guests at tno
Murray.
M. A. Warren of Jorsovvlllo , 111. , is in the
city , the guest of his fathor-in-law , George
C. uockroll.
Mr. W. S. Garbor. chief of the bank do-
p.irt.nent , stale auditor's oflcoLlncoln ) , called
uKii | Tun Bin : yesterday.
Dr. Armstrong of the Hontrlco Institute for
feeble-minded youths wiu among the callers
at Tim HUB olllcu yesterday.
Mrs. D. IlmniHUirt ) und daughter of 1430
South Twenty-ninth street , loft j ostorday for
a three months' visit toSalt Lnkonnd Ogdcn.
Miss Ida B. Dav , formerly of this city , but
now of Pittsburg , Pa. , stopped a few days In
the city visiting friends. Miss Duylsoti a
vacation trip to Denver , Colo.
General Agent Phllllppl of the Missouri
Pacillc. returned yesterday from a week's
trip to Spirit Lake. Ho was very enthusias
tic over the bnaiitlos of that resort uud its
excellent llshing grounds.
Charles B. Lottou of Falrbury , a genial
nnd able member of the bar of that city , for
four years county attorney , called upon TIIK
BKK yostordny. Mr. Lotton comes from ono
ot the true blue republican counties of the
southern tier.
Kov. T. J. Mackay , the now rector of AH
Saints , has removed with his family to the
rectory at the corner of Twenty-sixth and
Howard. Kov. Mackay will remain in the
city during the summer nnd will continue the
morning service ns usual. The evening ser
mon will bo discontinued during August.
Very largo : ongrogations are uow attending
All Saints nt every service.
Dr. A. S. Illlltnas Is homo from n live
months' trip through Mexico , California ,
Oregon , Washington and British Columbia ,
and as souvenirs has a very pretty lot of
silver spoons that hu collected on his travels.
Hu also has a fungus growth plcUed up near
Victoria , B. O. , ou which appears a wood
scene that Is said to Imvo boon photographed
by nature on the sensitive fungus. The doc
tor says ho has frequently soon similar work
on rocks , although not so porfout in detail ,
and can readily believe that the trees and
mountains that nro so dlstlutly outlined on
the fungus were carved there by nature's
unshino aud nbadow unaided by the hand of
wan.
' ! SOUTH DAKOTA'S ENTERPRISE
Popnlnr Subscriptions for World's ' Fair
Funds Continuo in Circulation.
NOT ONE OFTHE CORPORATION CREATURES
HIMMVOI-'H DouMlon inCase
CaseConinipmled Oinnlni Thereby
Hlioulil Suoiirc Her Coiiiinct-
ol.il DIIOH.
CHICAOO OFFICB OK TUB DRB , I
July 28. II I
Ttio people of Yatikton , S. U. , nro
agitating the plan of making an appropri
ation Tor state exhibits nt ttio world's fnlr by
r.ub.icrlptlon , the leglalatui-o having refused
to ilo nnythniK In the matter , and toUny the
director Kcnornl of the fair \vns In receipt of
n lotitf sunos of rciolutions ndoptoJ by the
city council nml mayor of Ynnktou , In which
the efforts of the subscription committees are
uphold and the cltlrons Yniiktun nro Implored
to suhscrlbo freely to the fund.
MK A ( Oltl'OIUTIOX TOOL.
The Kvcnlnp I'osl saj's
.Insllot' Hruwi-r'a durlslon In the Union
I'arltlc-Kock Island case Is \\uicomu ru-
Iluf to these critics who. at thu
tlnio of the jiistlco's appolntmont hlnlod ,
[ .lalnly ( inotiKh , that I'rusldunl llarrlsnn h.id
eloMiluil a 'Voipor.itlon man" to iliosupinmo
htMich. It Is trno that this was acasuhulwii'ii
tun L'orpoiatlons. but , as a "corporation
juilito" would not ha\ofallrd to iiurrolvu the
couor.itlim : Intorostwas dl.stlnutiy Idontlftcd
\\ltn tliosldo of that king of the voiporatu
monopoly , .lay lioiild.
The KoeU Island's was the popular ildo and
Justice llrottur npliold the 1 toe It Island at
ovurv point. It would of course ho monstrous
to Inttmato that Justloo Itrowor w.is Inllu-
rncod hy this fact or by any ether considera
tion than .in honest dcslro to luhnlnlitcr law ,
lint , l lii ill. I'lslnu Is nnvol tlinli > < l lilniLSlnif tn
the larKii majority orItluns. ( . \ \ hat Is vastly
moro impoitant Is that liy .IiistlL-o Iliowor's
decision a lar ; o and thriving city is admitted
to needed avenues of conmorce from which It
lias loni ; broil di'biirred hy the sri'iid and ob
stinacy of Jay ( lould ami that the facilities
for navel and freight shipments are corre
spondingly multiplied. It will not bo snr-
pilsiiu If our friends tn St. Louis , on whom
Air. ( joulil has so IOIIK played the Hamo Kamo
sueeessfiillv , should loin ; for another Justlco
llrowor to arise In thotr beh.ilf.
TllfsT ONVIKE FCNCn.
A morning paper says : The bip manufac
turers of this country , after several sessions
in this citv , litivo formed n trust combine
which will bo known as the Columbia patent
company , and their lirdt move will bo to ad-
vaiao the i-oynlty on the manufacture of
wire from $ \ to ? f per ton , nn nu vunco of SOU
per cent on the present ratos. The headquar
ters of the trust will bo in Chicago. The
nominal capital Is $2,500,000. John Gates , the
St. Louis wire manufacturer , who so
persistently fought \Vashtmrn monopoly
lor years and even yet 1ms suits pending in
the United States courts , has joined hands In
the now combine and has been elected presi
dent of the company.
WIIITK I.liAI ) TI1UST I1KOUOANI7.KI ) .
A circular has been received by the wbito
lead dealers of Chicago calling for a meeting
of shareholders of the old wbito lend trust in
Now York , August 13" , for the purpose of re
organizing. The move is necessitated by
the provisions of the now anti-trust
luw. It is thought by the Chicago
shareholders that the propositions contained
in the circular will bo accepted unanimously ,
not only because the clnusiin the anti-trust
bill relating to trust cortilicates u ill bo con
formed to , but bee.iuso the proposition to
scale down the capital from $ s',000,000 ' ) to
$ yo)00,00n ( ) in preferred ana common stock
will facilitate the business of the trust.
CAM. FOR A WATCllMAKEKS1 U.VIO.V.
The Elgin watchmakers have Issued a call
for delegates to form n national watch
makers' union. It Is addressed tn the
watch makers of U'ulthnm , Springfield ,
Canton , Columbus , Kockford and Aurora.
Many favorable responses have boon re
ceived and a place for the convention will bo
named shortly.
WOllMl's PUli FKATUIIES.
India is to beroprentod at the world's fair
by a company of oOO nntlvo artisans and
other typos of Indian civilization. The
colony will make up an Indian village ,
in which the industries and arts
of the country will bo Illustrated ,
and the display promises to bo among the
mostuniijuo and interesting of tbo exposition.
Governor J. V. Aycardi has tendered for
the exhibition nt tbo warlu's fair a beautiful
piece of carved marble , a bos relief repre
senting the landing of Columbus , which was
pro"ontod to the state of Panama nearly
ninatv voai-s atro bv the Kmnross Joscnhlno.
Hov. M. Harvey , secretary of the New
foundland llshorios commission , has written
to Chief Collins of the fisheries department
that tbo commission is of the unanimous
opinion that Newfoundland should bo ropie-
scntcd at the exposition.
A food and health exhibition , with lectures
on the art of cooking .similar to that to bo
hold in Boston In October , promises to boone
of the features of the fair.
cur GOSSIP.
The weekly pay law Is to bo quietly Ignored
by tbo city authorities , for the reason thai
they claim It is inoperative , in that It is im
possible for them to comply with it.
There is not much plausibility in tbo rumor
which says that the switchmen's strikoontho
Uig Four system , now going on in Chicago ,
may extend westward. Sccrotarv Hall of
the Hrotherhood of Switchman said yester
day that none of the members of the associa
tion weto included in thostrmo.
Nina VuimuuU'.s young Italian husband ,
to whom she was married a few days ago , Is
said to bo abusing her shamefully. The Ital
ians nlso say ho does not belong to the old
nnu aristocratic family of Sum Alaiuto , ns ho
proto'ids , but Is the son of a policeman.
Becuuso the mayor of Jollct last night re
fused to entertain a matron appe.iltng from
hU decision , a freo-for-all light onsucd in the
.council chamber and the police had to be
"called in.
Plans are being completed for the exten
sion of the lake shorn drive from Oak to Ohio
.streets , a distance ol a mile , nt a cost of
fooo.qoo.
The advance guard of republican editors to
attend the state political convention here has
begun to arrive.
President Ilarpor of the now Chicago uni
versity will shortly sail for ICuropo to secure
professors for that Institution.
WKSTK1IN I'EOl'LK Iff CHICAGO.
The following western pcoplo are In the
city :
At the Grand Pacific J. II. Shauor , Cedar
Hupi ds. In , ; James Stephenson , K. L. Lo-
max , W. G. McLcod , Omaha ; J. E. Oawson ,
Hutto , Mont. ; J. G. Oawson , Anaconda ,
Mont. ; J. U. Knstreiis , PIoux City , la.
At the Auditorium F. E. Gage , Great
Falls , Mont. ; William Flanuery , Dozcman ,
Mont.
At the Wellington . F. Kummol. Mr.
nnd Mrs. Arthur Johnson , Omaha ; Peter
Lugor , Knrgo , N. 1) .
At the Palmer Mr. nnd Mrs. C. N. Doltz ,
Omaha ; Mrs. F. S. Stopuous. I'lnnlclnton.
S. D.
A Ciiro for Cramp * In thn Stomach.
Albert Envln , editor of the Lonard , Tox. ,
Graphic , says : "Forthocuroof cramp * in the
stomach Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and
Uiarrlura Heinedy is the best and most
speedy I over used. " Many. others who uovo
tried It entertain tbo same opinion.
SOUTH OMAHA'S MKSS.
An Attorney's Opinion on the Trouble
niul IIH Itoinetly.
Attorney E , W. SImoral has given the
question of South Omaha's position under
the revised statutes considerable attention.
In rosponsa to thu request of u representa
tive of TUB OKI : ho yesterday nmdo thU
statement of the situation and the menus
which the city may employ for roliuf from
lit present ombarrasltig and unfortunate
condition :
"The complications arising by virtue of the
amendment to section 1 of charters of cities
of the tlrst class makes a change so as to pro
vide that all cities having less than twenty-
llvo thousand and moro than ton thousand in
habitants shall bo known as cities of the llrst
class , thereby changing the law us It hereto
fore stood , wtilch provided that all cities
having ! 25,000 and moro than eight thousand
Inhabitants should bo cltloi of the first class ,
places South Oiimtm and perhaps otuor cities
throughout tbo ntato in u somewhat peculiar
condition , although I do not think that It Is
so surious u was indicated lu lao urilclo In
Tin- URI : In reference to the ImlobtodnOM of
n city. 1 snniKMn tltj Ural nuo.stton that
would nntiir.illy arlsotxvuuld bo the effect It
would have upon to ) ) present city govrn-
mt-nt and nnv futurd ai-ilon that they may
take in ri'foroniM to ttliinidal nlTulrs.
There I * no doulrf but what the loglsta-
turn may niter , eh itigjj , ntnoml or wholly
annul it city ehnrlor , or doprlvu a municipal
ity of nil or nnv of Its powers This lias
boon done u number uf times In the history
of cities throughout the country , moro es
pecially In ttio ca < 6 of the city of > icmphls ,
Tumi. , whorutn thu tfhitrior was ulMOltitcly
tinnullud. Hut as aKcner.il rule this C-OIIMO
Is tukon because of the bankruptcy of the
city , although nny law that a Icglslaturo
might pass affecllnir Its chnrtor.could not af
fect nny pro-existing debts. I'ho practical
question , though , would Immediately nriso
bow those debts can bo collected. It must bo
con co J oil that Judge Dillon In his valuable
wont on municipal corporations admits that
the authorities nro somewhat conlllctlug
nnd the remedy soinowliut uncertain ,
although n niundamus might ho in order to
compel n luvy of taxes for the purx | > so of
paying nny Judgment that might bo had
against the city , but it Is not to bo expected
that nny such serious matter will occur in
reference to South Omaha , as under articles ,
chapter 11 , South Omaha would have about
all the powers that she has hitherto enjoyed
as n city of the first class. The only ques
tion arising Is to whether or not It Is neces
sary to have the governor muko proclamation
that South Omaha Is n city of the second
class , but that section In refer
ence to ttio proclamation bv the governor
savs that will-never any city shall hereafter
have attained a population of . " , OJO or loss
than 25,0X ( ) , and such fact shall have been
duly ascertained and cortlllod by the mayor
nf such city to the governor , thu governor
shall by proclamation so declare the city to
bo a city of the second class and subject to
the provisions of this act.
"As it is a mail or of record prior to the
piHsago of this act that South Omaha had
over llvo thousand inhabitants a proclamation
by the governor , perhaps , Is not uccossarv.
"Tho most serious dlftlculty that nt Dvosoiit
would stnro South Onmhn In the fneo
Is In reference to Its taxes nnd the
assessing and collection thereof , as
an/ttfmi ' 1(1 * -\irilrW tlidt tlm nlti * ifitltiutt
shall certify to the county clerk the amount
of tax levy for city purposes nnd the county
ooimiiloilonoi-s shall nmko the assessment.
This applies ns wall to special assessments
for improvements , otc. , ns to Roneral taxes.
Hut the Usual year of a city of the second
class ( JK3S not lic lu until the second Monday
lu August , so that even these matters In
reference to taxation hy following out the
provisions of sections : t'j nnd10 may bo ad
justed so that no ( jreat trouble will nfiso.
"It Is to ho hoped for the Rood name of the
city that the present complications In ref
erence to this unexpected position in which
the rity is placed will > ) o speedily sot straight.
Undoubtedly the trouble has nnsen by Inad-
vcrtenco upon the part of the legislature or
these who had the matter in charge to look
after such cities ns South Omaha. That
thov have made a bull of the law there can
bo no question , although us I said before it is
to be hoped that the credit of the city will
not auffcr. .
"Tho principal kickers will probably bo
the present olllcials ns under the Inw govern
ing citius of the second class their salaries
will bo cut down about throo-fourths. "
Itrokc Ills IU'K.
Peter Wolf , residing in Albright south of
the cemetery , whllo crossing the railroad
tracks Monday night , fell and brokohis right
leg below the thigh. The unfortunate man
lay helpless on the roadbed till 1 o'clock ' n. in. ,
when ho succeeded bv his calls for help in
awakening J. G. Kico. Mr. Hire at once
lout all possible assistance , removed the help
less man and sent word to Mr. Wolf of
Omaha , n brother of the injured man. The
brother , reported well-to-do , later came , and
after standing nround for a few minutes ,
heartlessly said that ho "could do nothing"
nnd loft. The fracture had not boon reduced
at last accounts.
Sons of Veterans Social.
Captain Prank E. Hart , Fred O. fitter
and A. W. Fly mi hove been appointed n com
mittee on arrangements for the Inwn social
to bo given this evening at the residence of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Ettor , sr. , Twenty-third
nnd M streets. The Daughters of Votornns
of Council Bluffs and Camp No. 1 , Sons of
Veterans , of Omaha will bo'presont. These
having It lu chargd are expecting to glvo the
most enjoyable lawn social over given in the
city.
Notes Aliout tin ; City.
Frank Havolok has gouo to Wnnoo.
James McCuon has gene to Chicago.
Mrs. Joseph Tobln of Albright is lUlod
among the sick.
Mrs. Mnyneld , wife of E. O. Mayllold , Is
listed among the sick.
F. W. Uoodspoed of the packing houses of
Swift & Co. is quite sick.
John Manor has gene to Chicago for a
month's visit with friends.
Adolph Anderson , of the Omaha packing
force , has ROIIO to Chicago.
Monahan & O'Noll have a cornstalk In
their windows eight feet high.
Miss Anna Ryan , daughter of Themes
Ryan , Is again on the sick list.
Mrs. M. A. Mann has pone to Oakland , In. ,
for n two weeks' visit with friends.
John Johnson , formerly of the Swift & Co.
force , has gene to Helslngborg , Sweden.
A daughter hns been born unto Mr. nnd
Mrs. U'illiam Maddes , Twenty-fourth nud C
strrots.
Dr. A. U. Slmpsor. loft last evening for a
ton days' business trip to his former homo ,
Corning , Ark.
Colonel O. H. Phillips of Hoatrlco , ono of
the republican wheel-horses , has boon visit
ing the magic city.
K. t ! . Stanley , the ofllciont nnd courteous
auditor nt the Cuilahy packing company , has
returned from Chicago.
The venerable agriculturalist , Thomas
Hynn says that ho has twenty ncros of the
best corn that ho over saw.
Editor A. U. Mayllolil of Elmwood on his
way homo from the liluck Hills , S. D. , is vis
iting his brother , E. O. Mavllold.
Simon Cushinc and 1 homns Smith were
run In to Judge King's court nml were flnod
$5 each for Indecent exposure of their per
sons.
sons.Mrs.
Mrs. McMIllon , wife of Hon. John McMll-
lon , is seriously ill nt the homo of their son-
in-law and dauchlor , Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
HenUoy , Nebraska City.
The Ladles1 Aid society of the PresbyterIan -
Ian church will moot this evening nt the rosi
donco of Mrs , Frances I. Gilbert , Twenty-
llrst nnd J streets , to malto arrangements for
the .social and entertainment Thursday even
ing.
ing.A
A score of friends Invaded the pleasant
homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Adams Monday
evening , and tocothor with the welcome by
Mr. and Mrs. Adams , an elegant lunch and
general amusements , spent n delightful
evening.
The social by the Ladies' Aid society of tno
Prosbyterinn church will bo given In the
room occupied bv Reason & MaMlllon , "M
N street , Hardy blocV , Thursday evening.
The Indies will have snppor road v nt U o'clock
nnd pronvlso to sot tha tliicst meal over given
their friends. , ,
Are Von ItiturcNtoil 't
The following frnnW statement from J. E.
Hare of Trenton , Text , will bo of Interest to
many of our citizens : "My uttlo boy was
vurv bad off for two months with dlarrhum.
Wo used various niedlMncs , nUo called in two
doctors , but nothing ilono him nny good until
wo used Chninbcrlainla Colic , Cholera nnd
Dlarrhn > a Remedy , which gnvo Immediate
relief one ] goon cured him. I conMJer It the
best medicine made nnu can conscientiously
recommend it to all who need a dlarrhoja or
cello medicine. " , j >
1C lee tfil TriiHtnn ? .
About a dozen members of the Mothers1
Homo Association mot yesterday afternoon
at Young Men's Christian association rooms
and proceeded to elect trustees.
The following ludlos were elected ns a
hoard of trustees ; Mrs. J. H. Levey , Mrs.
II. C. Ualone , Mrs. J. N. RIggon , Mrs. A. R
Phelps , Mrs. N. M. Dwvcr , Mr * . C. A.
White. Mrs. K. 1) . Hughes. Miss Mary HM1 ,
Mrs. novorldgo , Mrs. S. H. Cordroy , Mrs.
Hell , Mrs. Dr. Truman , Mrs. Rodes , Mrs.
Clara Shlnn , Mrs. Mary McClovin and Mri.
Colo.
A Mollier'n ( iralltiulo.
My son was in au almost helpless condition
with ( lux when I commenced using Cham
berlain's Cello , Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Rem
edy. It gave him Immodluto relief and I am
Jure it saved hi * llfo. I take b-roal ploiunro
in recommending It to all , Mm. M L.
Joiisnov , Kvorott , Simpson Co. , Miss. 23
aud 5U cunt bottlw for sulo by druggists.
CHEAPER FCEL FO.i OJIAIIA.
Burlington Anxious to Raduoo Ooal Bates
to Missouri Hivjr Points.
COMMISSION CONSIDERING THE CHANGE.
Mny Itcsult In n Rom-rnl Kevin-
Ion of tlio Western I'Yeljjht
'Jnrlir Statement r the
Cinrino , July 23. Ttio commissioners of
thu Western Passenger association heard
arguments today in thu caseof the L'hlc.iijo ,
Iturllngton & Qiilncy for authority to rodtico
the rate on coal from Chicago to the Missouri
river. Tho'nppllciktlon was made in dofor-
cnco to the wishes of the co.tl dealers hero
who forsomo tlmo have had to compete with
coal from the east , shipping largo quantities
by way of St. Louis nnd the Missouri Pa-
c'llc. ' That all the coal from eastern points
to Omaha and beyond should bo shipped by
the rou to imlic.itod created the im-
ptesslon that tbo Missouri Pacillo
was cutting rntos. At the recent
mooting of the Western Freight association
the Hurllngton asked permission to reduce
the rate from Chicago , but the privilege was
not granted , nil the ether roads voted against
it except the liock Island.
The Burlington then exposed the case to
the commissioners nnd at the hearing today
tbo representative of that comp.uiv nmdo n
a strong argument in which he practic.illy
nccused the Missouri Pm-illo of cutting coal
rates. This brought out an indignant rouly
from Ctcncrai Freight Agent Parker and n
stormy debate followed in which the Hock
Islnnil rnnrnsnntfitlvo took nnrt In sunnort of
the Burlington's position. The commis'ion-
ors took the matter tinder ndvi omout.
FINI.KV AXI ) THU ST. I'VtT. .
Chairman Finloy of the Western Passenger
association gave his decision today In the
matter of complaints against the Chicago ,
Milwaukee tc St. Paul nnd the Wisconsin
Central lines for making rates from St. Paul
to Toronto by way of Milwaukee on the oc
casion of the educational convention. Ilo
held.that these roads violated a provision of
thu agreement in failing to nut into effect
the ruling made by tbo chairman at thu time ,
nut as no harm had boon dr > no to nuy other
Him ho refrained from inflicting nny penalties
The most Important part of thu decision Is
that In which Mr. Fintcy takes thu position
that those roads , under the agreement , have
no right to use through fares via Milwaukee
upon nny basis lower than the agreed
through f.ires for the reason that there is no
provision for them in any of the existing rule
sheets. Ho excuses it in this instance be
cause the roads nro privileged to meet out-
sldo competition , and the See line had really
made thu rate used by them , but hu insisted
that there was no authority for using
throuch excursion rntos via Milwaukee.
General Passenirer Agent Heafford of the
Milwaukee iSt. . Paul says ho will not sub
mit to this decision , but will appeal to arbi
tration.
Xo ComtiinntioiiH.
BOSTON- , July US. A director of ttio Boston
& Maine nilroid today said : "There can bo
no foundation for the reports connecting the
Boston & Maine with anv other ro.ul except
what there may bo found in increased busi
ness of the Boston & Maine. Its territory Is
pretty well defined and all attempts to ally
its llnanccs with the Now York & Now Eng
land on the south and the Canadian Paclllc
or Grand Trunk on the north will bo found
in the future as in the past to be schemes
that have no basis in the Boston > t Maine
management. The road will never go out of
Now England. The trallio between the Ca
nadian roads and the Boston > t Maine is , I
believe , Increasing. Wo are building n short
cut off. and nn elevator up by the Canadian
border to facilitate this business. Mr Van
Horn and Mr. Furber scorn to get along very
well together in the mutual development of
business , but as to the Boston As Maine
going into nny grand transcontinental
scheme , that is too absurd for contradiction. "
Ilttrlinctoii .t
CIIICAOO , .Inly 23. The statement of the
Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy tor the month
of Juno last , In comparison with that for the
corresponding month last ycai-shows : Gross
earnings , decrease , $1314 : ; expenses and
charges , decrease , $319,038 ; not earnings. In
crease. S187.704. For the six months ending
.luno.iUtho statement shows : uross earn
ings , decrease , $ ilJ7,4.'t ( : expenses and
charges , docrcaso , $ ] ,4S3riG3 ; not earnings ,
decrease , $ ( W4,87G.
KOOIjS HIS F ATM Kit.
A Youii } * Man Whoso Actions Will
Cause Him Troiilile.
"Thero Is a young man living up In the
northwest part of the city , " said a prominent
member of the Second Presbj-torian church ,
yostordny , "who oughtto bo exposed. His
father is one of tbo most respected and rospect-
nblo old gentlemen in the city , but the young
man is n tough. Oflatoho has been doing the
neighborhood ami particularly thn mombora
of the church to which his father belongs ,
borrowing money upon the strnncth of the
father's credit nnd good iiuino. Ho
camu to my house last Sunday and
hu needed n .small bum of money for n fuw
hours until his parents returned from church.
1 loaned him n dollar. I subsequently learned
that he had boon to half a dozen of my neigh
bors with the same story nnd had collected
considerable money. Hu .spends all hu can
got for liquor and leads a di oluta Ufa. Ills
father is well nigh heartbroken over bis
son's conduct but ho don't know about the
fraudulent borrowing that the young man
has recently uaoplcd us u mouns of getting
money. "
Dr. Blrnoy euros culnrrh , Hoe bUlg ;
D1V1DI01) AVITIt
Omiilm DiHtrlut of the Kullw.iy Mnl
Service Cut in Two.
Too general superintendent of the railway
mall service has decided to cut tbo Onmha
district In two and make a district headquar
ters at Lincoln with about sixty men.
The following mall routes will constitute
thu Lincoln district ; Auburn and Lincoln ,
Aurora and Arcadia , Columbus and Kiinsas
City , Fremont nnd Lincoln , Kansas City ana
Oxford , Fairmount nnd Chester , Fremont ,
and Lincoln , Lincoln and Concnrdla ,
Lincoln and Superior. McCook Junction and
Falrbury , Nebraska Citv and Cheyenne , Or
leans nnd San Francis , Plattsmouth nnd
Schuylor , Hod Oak and Lincoln , Knpuhlican
Citv and Oborlln , Tnlmngo and Crete , Yallby
nml Almo , Valparaiso and Beatrice.
Mr. John M. Butler tins been appointed
chief clerk of the now division nnd will talcu
charge of the work on August 1.
Postal Telegraph Co. have adopted th
"Callgrapu" to the exclusion of all others.
NATURAL FRUIT RAVORS.
Vanilla - \ or porfoot purity.
LemonI
Lemon -
of great
etroncth.
Almond -I EconomynthorU3 | | °
Rose etc.-rl Flavor as dollcatoly
nnd dcilcJously ao tlio fresh fruit
RAW AS BEEF-STEAK
Baby's Po-irlul Suirorintr from Skin
Dl ons > Co < for nx Entire Doily
Oiuod by Outtcurn.
My "ahv was tiki'ii very nick when ho was
Ilirri * inoiitlit olil. itud in a few ilavs lioean
hruuklnjt mil. WiM'mploitMl liolliof tht < IMIMIO
' " I'lors mill tlii-v to.ihl ilo tiiithtiiK for him.
Thi'ii " Mi-iit for tin' I'Ktt do tur In I'.ntcm
Mirli. and hu itool rcl him for two
\vookt , mill ho jsot
win so nil tin' tlmr ;
tlion 1 tonk him to
JacKsnn. lo u doctor
WllO attends I'spo-
( lallv to skin ill'caM'S
nml than hu cot
wo MI' thnn r\t > r.
I'lii'ii I told my liu"-
t'uiiil M < > hail liotlrr
try tlu > ITTUTUK
ItKMr.t'ii s nny wa > :
< llil nut him- tiny liloa
tln-y would ilo iiny
IJIMI | Inn In loss limn
two months from tin * Mum bojjan Ktvlne
thoni Inlilin lu wasi'iitltoly neil , and not u
spnl on him. lilt h.ilr bi'tfan tir.iwIiiK rltfht
oir. and wo thouulil In- would bo bahl-ln-atli'il
There was not u spot on his nlmlii liody
f iii'o , and hand , and only his IIOM- mid t > ye- < . hut
what w IIH us law as boi'Mlo iU. S. > poor tht'ro
was not am tlilnjt but bones , anil so \ > o..i > ho
could raUo miilhiT li.iml nor ln nil.
MIIH. I'KAMv IIAKUKTT.Vlnllold. . Mltili.
Cuticura Resolvent
The now blood and skin purlllcr and uroalmt
of linmor romoilli'x , i-lo.insi's tin1 blood of nil
ImpurUli'siind poNonons dements , anil thus
ri'iiioM-s din CMIISIwlnlo 1'rTirtriu. tintfiotit
sUIn oiuu , and I l TII t'n v So\i % an i"c < | iilsno
skin lirautlllcr. olonr Ilio skin and si nip , unit
n sioro the h ilr Thus tin1 Ci'Tiri'iiv Ki MI- :
lill.x cunt tnory spin-It's of Itching , Inunlnir ,
scaly , pimply , .mil hloti'hy sum. si-.ilp , unit
hlooJ ( iNu.isos , from plmplus to scrofula , from
Infuiuy to iitfo , when the I est | iliy-clins ! fall
Soldovorywhoro. I'rln1.rfTicfin.BOc ! Sou1 ,
W. ; ltt.soi.vKNT , tl. IMopiirod l > y thu 1'iirrKK
Dllllll AND ClIKMir VI. ClIIII'DIIAI ION , HontOll.
t < T"Huinl tor "How to Oiro llliKid Dlsf anes. "
SRliiainl Scalp purlllodmid lioanllllcd
liy UIHII i tiv MI vi * . Absolutely ptiro.
" "
HHEUMUIC PAINS.
IN DM : MIM'TKTHK I't'Tii irn v ANTI-
PAIN I'htsTiiii ri'llinrt rheumatic sol-
atlca. liliU | < liii > \ . olii'sl. nnii imisuuliir
i wrakni'ssi's I'r oi > . . ' "ic.
UK. HoiriltiEts'iii'rciMiM nronclcntincnll ) niut
Cftrefiillv prt'pnro * ! pri'Horlptlnns t iiiiil forinnny
oars la prlam jirjitt leu with Hun ( .s < 4.ninl for DVIT
? hlrty jcarHinoutiy tliouoj | lo. I'.M-ry Fluplo t'l'O- ' '
cliliN n niK'Cl.il euro for tno ilUonno imini ( I.
'llmso Npeclllcs euro nllhnin clruKKlnir , purit-
Insnr n-cluc'Irm-tliu ( jstoin , unit nro la fart niul
( luuiltliOHiiruri'Iuii iTinrilii-MoI thuurlil. .
usTor ritivcir-Ar. NOS.
I I < V * crn , t'oiiKC'stlon. Inrtnniiontlon . .v.l
\VorniH. . Worm FOMT , Worm Colle , 'iA
: i Crylnir Collc.ortci'lliIiiKoMnfniiW , 'iH
.f IlliirrTicn , ofl lillilrcnor AilnlU . . , ' 2X
A ninrnturr , Clrlplnn , Illllom Collo. . . .V.T
II Clioli-ru niorbiiN , VoniltliiK U5
7 CoiiKhH , Colil , llronrliltls -JS
H Nournlurlii , Tootliiiclio. 1 nco.icno . .5
II IIi'iiiliiclifH , WoklUmlnclio. VirtlKO . 'J.t
Jit ) | > | iHiii , lilllmw Moniiich. .ViS
II MnijircNMi'dir-l'jilnriil I'crloilH. . * J5
IVt U'lillcM. too I'rofiuo 1'trloils . . 'i.T
l.'l Cruiip , CoiiKli , Illlllciilt lln'MllilliK . . . 'J.'J
1 f "nil Itlicuin , UryhSju'las. rruptlons. .V8.T
1.1 Ithi-uiiinllHiii , Jllii'uninllol'oliis V5 !
III I < 'i < Ti > raiiil Aunr , llitlNJlnliirla. . . . "ill
17 i'ili-H , llllnilnrlllFPiUiiK O
] ! > ( 'uiiirrli , Iiilliirntfk , Colillutliollcmt .nil
till Whouplnic Conuli , Violent Coiiclm. . .TO
VC1ncrnl ; llclilllt ) .1'hyslcnMrcnkiiiiw .All
J7 KI'InoylllHOiiNi- . . .All
2S .N T oo3 Dohllity 1.0(1 (
. ' 10 I'rlniiryVvnkncm , Wi-llliiRllcil. .All
Uvt l lHciiHfNoriluill irtrali | > lmtlonl.lHI
Soli ! by Drilgclits. or ( ii'nt postpaid on receipt
of price. DH IIUMi'imr.vB' MANIJAI , ( Ml pnniw )
rlcnly bound In cloth nnd itold , innllrd rrvo.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. ,
Cor. William and John Streola , Mow York.
SPEC ! FB OS-
LoDuo's Poriodicul Pills.
Thlt rri-ncli remedy act ! illroctly upon tlio itonom-
tlvu orx.iiis Mini cur in NiippruxHlou of tlio 111011101.
For Ihri'o for $ . " > , anil c.ia lO niiHo I Should not bo
iicit ilurlnu protfnnncy .Tobbori , ilrii itHtH itml tlio
public iiipplloil by ( looiliimn Drug Co. , Onmlin.
The Original and Genuine
( WORCEOTERSH1RE )
Imparts the moat delicious taste nnd zoat
EXTRACT
ofal.KT'mifrora
ft MEDICAL (1EN. U RAVI US.
TJ.KMAN at Mad.
ns , to Jiln brother
nt WOUGE8TEK.
Hay. 185L COLD
"Tell
IEA to rEUItlNS-
that tlietr nauco Is
hluhly ostporaod In
Iii'Jla , unit IH In my
opinion , Uia most
rnlatablo , as well
IM tlio moflt whole- KAUKIIITH ,
Homo rauco that is
juado. "
B eofMitations ;
see that you got Lea & Perrins1
Blg-nnturo on every bottloof Ortelunl & Ocimlno.
JOHN HUNCA.VS I'O.NS , NLW YOKK.
THE OMAHA
MANUFACTURING CO ,
No. 108 , 110 & 112 N. Eleventh St. ,
1'rutcctoil hy U. B. I'atonU. ]
Manufacturers of Iron niul Slool Kill-
lion , Yiir.l Lawn FCIHTS , also I'linii ,
Slock , 1'iirlc anil Coiunturj Fences.
Aruhltuoturvl Iron V'asoi , Clulri , Sotti
anil CrcstliiKH. .Solo ( .gouts for Huukthnrn
( ialvanlroil tfti-ol HlUhunlrus. .
Teleuhono 1772. Samplon at Faot > r/
MVI : AOHNTS WANrr.D.
INTEREST PAIDONDEP05ITS
ATOMAHA10ANSTR05TCO.
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CAPITAL'S IOO.OOO.OO
DIRECTORS : A UWYMAN-C.W.NASH
JHMIttARO CUr CDARTON C.D. LAKE.
Jd.BROWN-THOS-L.KIMBALL.
National Bank
( ' . S. DKI'OdlTOUY. ' - OMAHA NHII
Cupltnl $4OOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , bOO. 02.0OO
( inii'i'rA ii'Hl Illrpftumllonrr W Vntoi. I'rotldont ,
I. nili S Ilo ul. Vi.'U I'riKliloiit : Janiui W nuiuu W
V Mono , lolin S Coini. , . It C. ( . 'milling , J .S. U
I'ntrlrk. W. II S lluuhui , t'mlilur.
Tirii IRON HANK.
t'oriu'r I''tli unil Knriuiiii 6\it \
Uomral HanliliiK lluslnu s Tniiiurti > cl.
OMAHA 'Sltiinlluiii ' pr * > ruro fur Kratld
1 Mlu- Write fur i In iIIIM
HIIKIIWiinu Illins II'J Nuw
V irk l.r
TELEGRAPHY.
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AUTYoi-PoLlSHri
SAVING LADOR.TLEANUNESS. .
DUHABIljrY&CHEAPNESS.UNEgtlALlED.
_ No ODOH WHEN HEAIHH
Parnam Streeli ThBater
Toiinlit unil I'M < O rvi-nim ; this \VroK ,
r : KAJANKA 1
l'oMilar | I'rlt'tNI5c , iloi1 , Jl.'ic , . "iO l , 7 "ii' .
Scats now on t il > >
\\cilin-iliv intl Sutunlny Matlnoo.
GH AHD Opera House
\ViMlniMtliiy , July ai ,
GHORGH HRAXCIb HAI\
Will roi'ort ' IK tin' pcoploof ( liimlin oo IH5 ro *
coin Trip Arnuiiil tlioorlil iiiutrlll ti lull ui
ant Ktitijcct Huu c ttMl ti > lilni
IO ( CMC < | > * ciiti < , ' * ) 3.i unil 23 coilta On Snla
Wcilnc dti ) morning
SAVE 10UK MIGH
THE OPTICAL
HOUSE
OF TUB
ALOE & PENFOLD CO. ,
Practical Opticians
Anil brunrh of worlil ron-iwuiM - ojrttonl oUnMl h-
mi'iitof A. d Moo A.'i ( > , St Lciiils Our niotlioit U
puporlor to nil othon our Ion1 * ! ' * nro Htiporlor will
nut wonry or tlru the eye : * . The Trnnioa proiuily | iul-
juiitoil to the face
Eyja TcStod Free of Chir ; o.
Prices Lo\v \ for First-class Goods.
THE ALOE & PENPOLD OO. ,
114 S. 15fn St. , Next ti Post > llloo
WOODS' .
PENETRATING
PLASTER.
la ol H'K. Others in
l AND THE ? coiiipnrUon nre plow or
. - Jl I > KAI > . IfbUlTcrlnKtry
. .DLADWOOD'S PLASTER.
H I'oiii'lratux , lt .
All lriiRil ) ; t * .
HOTEI. .
The Murray , cor. 14th nnd Harnoy , is the
most substantially constructoJ hotel build
ing ; in Omaha , Several heavy brick firewalls
running from basement to roof. All coilhiga
and floors lined w th Asbestos fira proof lin
ing , making it impossib'o ' to burn quickFiro
escapes and fire alarms throughout the build-
ins ; . Steam heat , hot and cold water audsuu-
shine in uvery room , Table unsurpassed any
where. B. SILLOWAY , Proprietor.
"
HOTEL DELLONE.
Cor. Mill nml Capitol Arc.
Just completed , has 1OO rooms , throi
8tair\vaj-s , from tha top to the bottom , nil
fine oluvator and dining room sorvloo , li
flro proof throughout , line billiard room ?
and the llnuH tollot rooms In the city. Largo
sample rooms. Suites with bath , otc. Cor.
14th and Capitol Avo. Struut car Horvlojlu
alldireotions. _ Unto ? , from $250 to S Vi
BARKER HOTEL.
Mr. and Mrs. George Van Onmn , luvo
taken the Barker Hotel under their well
known management. This hotel is the best
two-dollar-a-day house in Omaha , w.th all
modern conveniences. Fire escapes and fire
proof floors , Spec alrates for base ball aud
theatrical companies. Table unsurpassed.
UNION DEPOT HOTEL.
Corner llth nml Munon Slroats : Half block wuH of
Union 1'ac'llli. unit II ft At. tit-put *
Now bullillnv. nnw furiilturo , inrry tiling llrat-
olitss. cooloU liiiMtlim In Onnhiilunr of untlro.
niirroiiiiillni ; country K.is. li.ilh clnrlrlu cull lii'll.i rtc
( titles , H.ltJ anil 1 M Kvnry line of c.ttflu un I iiiulor
cars , P.MH within onn hlork o\o < pt hlipriitiu AVIMIIIU
neil Itiiii'-cnni lliirk line I liluciu a ny unit you ima
Iruiiooi lo llMiiu lfyi > i WHI |
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STEEL
GOLD MCDAi , "Arns PXPOSITION , 1QBO.
THE M08Y tJhRFEGT OF PENS.
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llllS Of TfiCllllOlDIF ,
f > l > A. .It I US.
initiations n C'hlua o In elmrjo
of I'rof ( ii'tilgo llnul.uul , at the Hoard uf I'M- '
ui'iitldn rooms , citv II ill , Juno i > uicl : . ' : ul II
a in. , anil Hi M honm In oh-iiKo of Prof 1C II.
I.HIIU' . iillleo of hnpt of Si-hniil'i t-'oventli and
Choilmit strccu , Jnnui and M atUa. in.
Catalogue free.
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KES\iLWORTH \ ! HALL. "
Mrs lliibrack'nKanllwiirtliSfliiml A ItannHngnwl
HiivNthiKtlJurOirli. vlopi'n.Sr'f | | > fl'rii7. ' lull , nt
/eiilliu-nlli.lll. / . CIS in 11 os nortli ol I lilt-nun on l.nko
BMciro ) New nnd thorouvlur ( iiiilpiiwl btiilcllnk'i
.
urnotoilMoi.emllr for Hid jchool , lint tlircoinliiilliw
wulk fromc mi railway million. yuoorlormlvnnlaKOJ
anil bountiful locution. Knrclrroliim , nilitroo
.MIW. MAIlVKUVKSllAllCOCK Kunllworlli. III.
3 M in uuiil'arli < iiearrhlcni.'o ) . Hoarding Ir'
; School foMllrln unil Vininv lu.lk . > . rurli j
cnlnliiirnniulilrrMll TIIAVIJU , J.I , Ii , * *
Run 1'iirk , 111. , or 77 iludloon btruut , Clilcugo , III ,
PEMAuE
ACADEMY
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iiTriii'i'Miui I AlsCi'ini''Jua'"oii'ii'ior.'ili ! ! ) ' ! ' < ! ' ' ' * ' ' ' ; ' ' '
NI.W VOUIC MIl.ITAltY ACAIinMV. '
Col.t'.I.Wltuiiir. IIJ4 .A M . Ouriiw.ill , N Y ,
MJKHJhS OK I.KMNUTO.N , MO.
BAPTIST FEMALE COLIjEGE ,
l.fxlnieli > n , Aim4li ( ) iiiio | nf Srpt tolh , 15(11 (
1 * mlly. l uralure l.jn i.4Kr , M4lln uutlcs , Seicwf ,
be4llliful Ituipllnffi criUtfcJ , tennvatrit n't f furuulinl i
ttCAiu hcatc.1 Aiut 4h liitit. ; . < 1 r AUunrur ad Itti *
W. AII.M > S , V V . I'r , . . , I.I A.I.MJI O.V , MO.
f ENTRAU r > Pt-Jrg.lllg
> lrt yr * ' liin ; * * - * | td inl > r l i Itr 'iilir Tim uU ( i 1(1 (
hilf lo ilcfr | c' Sj rti liiesfclu M An llmution * jjinii
ium. free Ix-ttorc t tiuiic , eti il a tilui < ii > tin < U l.lr aut
AuVll'l JIALlV A" JJKJKSiTvt jCi-XI.NU'l li.N
* - . . , UU.
A ClimtMn Home * h l tin 40 Vouna Ladlov i ivliMi
lion Srj.l tu Nu ( njlili nliibil.oui 1 i nun Mu i < !
Art , % | cultlc , f m | Ule watetrr \ . , P auio ru
Iddtc. . J. I ) . 111.AS HIS I'I I \ISI.J 0.MU ,
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if * AfKi itftt antl t ifi
( CHRISTIAN
Aluninio , over 4OO A lur
K i IJliTnlum , Art HUIIO bjticrlalUU Oacrc * . .
imuuiniri hut w t r. liefttinr t th ruoini , wairr rlo * t M
l > rtt < ; ljouln < - ll.nl A ( tiuiiHTIAN ( lll.l.iUK. : A.i . } i"\
. W. A. OLDIIAM , Proeldent , COLUMBIA , MO.
