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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1892)
r LAST OF THE BUFFALOES 0 , J , Jones' Great Herd of Bison Arrives in Omaha , ALL THAT IS LEFT OF THE MILLIONS An Intercut Ing Trnln of Slock Cnr Unloaded nt IrvliiKton Srrnr * ut tlm St.t- tlim Tlirlr Nrw llomn nt Hal * cjon llrlghti Addition , A sleepy stlllno brooJs over the little vll- lugoof Irvington at all times ana on sun- Bhlny Sundays its dreamy ponce nnd quiet became jolomn in intensity. The usual farm teams nro missing trom the hitching rail In front of "tho store" nnd the half dozen gos- Blps who sit nnlnncod on the bridge whittling sticks and chnwlng straws have on their "other coats" nnd a suitable Sabbath expres sion of countenance. The pipe of the quail In the meadows , now so intensely green , rings out ttartllngly clear nnd sweet nnd the meadow lark nnd brown thrush whistle In concert to the gurgling accompaniment of the Little J'nppio. It is an idyllic Sabbath nnd oven the monotonous ticking of the telegraph In- strumento in the railway station is n dese cration. All this wns rudely Interrupted Sunday when Iluffnlo Jones' great herd of bison was pulled in to the station cooped up in cattle cars over the same ground wboro once their forefathers hnd held supreme sovereignty nnd the thunder of the tread of thnir mighty nrmics hnd made the hills tremble. They had Hist cotnn from Plum Creole on a special train of live cattle cars , and the men nnd ponies who accompanied them looked ns if they had boon tlnough a siege ami they had. The unloading ! wai exciting , but noth ing tothowork of getting thorn into iho cars. Buffalo Jones wns not with the train him self. Ho had had his thumb caught in n rope while routining up tins animals nnd nearly lost It. Ills work was done by Mr. W. 11. Crnry. AVIiat n Hiitriilo I.Kiln Mice. Noailv everyone has seen the American buffalo at least , In pictures , nnd remarked his resemblance to n Texas steer gene to seed. Ho does resemble a steer , but mighty littlo. He al o resembles a can of dvnamilo in action ; a pllo driver when ho strikes the door of n box car ; n imilo in the region of his hind lees , that Is the mule of the obsolete sort which kicked the stars from the sklos. As n whole the buffalo , Judging from the specimens unloaded at Irvlngtou is * a remarkable institution. These nulimils constitute what is known ns the liuffulo Jones' herd of bisonono of Iho very few families of survivors of the noble ntnraaU which once covered the prairies llko sands of the desert mid whoso skeletons by millions have blenched on thu plains. Be sides the hnrd protected by the United States government in the national park there ara perhnp * half n dozen others in different portions tions of the country and sotno individuals in public parks and gardens. Of the wild mil lions there is not now supposed to uo n siuglo one living. In IbbS there were only eighty-five living and those have dis appeared. A peculiar Interest attaches to the melancholy remnants held in captlvity.of which this herd is ono of the finest in ex istence. The majority of those animals Mr. Jones hlmsolf ran down , lassoed and tied with his own hands. For years ho made an annual the uninhabited " " pilgtimncoto "patihandle" of Texas to capture calves out of the small herd remaining ihorc. Kach of tucso expedi tions involved n great outlay of money and nn elaborate outfit of men , wagonshorses and camp equipnee. TLo feats of skill and dar ing accomplished in those expeditions surpass anything over written of or accomplished In the cluiso and capture of wild game. In 1SSS. during the month of May , Ills party not only captured ECvcu calves , but also eleven adult cows of v/hich sotno were lassoed in full career on the prairie , thrown , tied and hobbled. The majority , however , were actually loundod up , herded and hold in contiol until a bunch of tame buffaloes worn driven to meet them , so that It. . would thus he poaslblo to drlvu all together to a ranch. The herd consists of n inacnlficeat group of thoroughbred buffalo bulls and cows uc- sldos n largo number of half bred domestics nnd a half dozen calves. ( iottliiK Tliuiu Oirtlio Cms. The train with its strange load pulled int the station nt Irvincton yesterday nt 5 o'clock in the afternoon and the work of unloading began. Unloading buffaloes is not like unloading cattle , and there are times when this latter oueralion is not devoid of oxcilo incut. The first car contained the "domestics , " which were turned loose and cantered down the shoot and into the pen with a delighted frisk of the tail. Then came the buftnlocows , which had been separated ftom their calves nnd were feellne rather vicious. A heavy plank fencehnd separated the "domestics" Irom these , mid two or throj wiry built herd ers in top boots , furry jackets and wldo briti mcd fell huts tuoH their lives in their hands and ah ax and went in to break down the fonco. Ono blow ol the n < loosened the top board and ono blow of the nearest CON'S lingo head nailed It on again. Hut lha fcuco went down in tlmo und the fun lii'gan , with curious spec tators clinging to every available fence to watch it. Ono of the felt hut gentlemen stole quietly up to the outsldoof the car and , whllo tli-i neniost cow was busy trying to kick windows in the ono behind hor. sncakod n rope 110030 over her horns and backed a way yelling , "lako her nwny. " TUo half a do/eu men on lha othnr und of the rope were braced nnd ready and the cow was swung round to the car door before she knew just what was going on. Hero she grasped ttio situation mid pitched herself down on the lloor with a snort of rage. Her little round eyes glowed llko coals of lire through the thick hair which covered her head and her breath whistled through her nostrils llko steam from nil exhaust pipo. Suddenly she bounded forword and down the Mioot as if shot from u catapult and crushed Into the pate nt the lower end. Thou the rope tight ened nnd gradually whllo iho furious uniuinl boum'ccl like u rubber ball , charging right nnd loft with her massive head , sue ivas drawn to the fence and the rope was cut. Ono by one the whole herd wns brnugnt out In the same way. Some of the bulls are inniHilllccnt animals and two of them known ns'Jumbo" and "Did ; , " would servo for model * for painters. Dick is black with u head llko the end of a box car. Ho has a ring in his nose and ono cannot help wondering ns ho realties the tromoudous power of his masslvo fchoulders and breast how it cvur got there. This is the animal which killou Its Hooper in Oxford sotno tlnw ago. Jumbo Is ( aid to bo the largest buffalo livincr. Ho weighs now , In a state ot wretched llosh , considerably over n ton , and in good trim his wciu'ht must no nearly il.ooj pounds After the buffaloes tbo calves were aenl out. There uro half n cloven of those which , were It not for their handsome wooly coats and crested shoulders , might be taiton for very symmetrical and vigorous domestic ; nnlmnis. Then came the poiiioa without which the handling of the butfuloes would bo nlmoit nn Impossibility. They uro little wiry animals , about a * handsome ns plucked chiciicns , but they know their business nnd can dodge the maddest butfaio that ever charged a horseman. Wlu-ro Tluiy .Miiy lie Seen , This unique collection , with its picturesque ittundanis , Is to liud u permanent home hereafter - after in Halovon Heights addition , at the termination of the Itouson & Hulcvou Heights motor line , connecting with "tho bouth Klnvonth and Walnut Hill line nt , Clifton Hill , Beautiful paslurago has bceu tocurvd for them there und tholr nrosoiu-o will and a most interesting feature to the * lRhts pf the city. It has boon rumored that four of thorn will bo trained to pull a chariot for the amuse ment of the public at the World's fair. This would seem utmost sacrilegious aud ouo would prefer tosco In thorn the untamed sur vivors of the counties * hcrdj which once swarmed the pr.ilrles. These are the remuants. Whore nro the millions ( Not long ago , com paratively. Colonul Dodge , in Ar Kansas , passed through a numberless army , ulioio ranks rovurud an ox pause ol country ' . ' 2 miles wliiu and VJ miles long , From the top of Puxvuco Kock ho could sea 1(1 ( mlles in any direction , and nw nothing but n compacl 'inovitip mass of buffalo. In four short years thov hud vuuU'u-d ' nnd now there is iuft the Uuflalo Jotioi herd at Hal cyon Helcrht * nnd porbnps rx hundred moro nnlmnli in other portions of the world. For n few days iho Omnhn herd will rest nnd feed nt Irvington. when they will bo brought to tholr now homo in Halcyon Heights. _ Mrs , Wlnslow'a Soothing Syrup for chi- [ iron teething produces natural quiet sleep. V2 cents a bottle. SpcctnclosIr. Cutllmoro,22111oo bldp llnlcd liny. Uplnnd hay , rholco quality , ton or cur lota. Gcorgo'HIulmrdson , 1207S. UOthst. Country Mrrrlmnl * Who are casli buyord should not fall to Luke advantage of the llolltnan'a admin- strator's snlo'to sccuro some wonderful rrralns for tholr full trade. Address HELLMAN'S ADMIXISTHATOK , 13th and Fivrnain , Omaha. AQAINST THE INDIANS. Question iif Tltlu to I'atrlfkN Addition riimlly Settled. The suit of Pierre l ollx and other half- jrood Indians against Colonel M. T. Patrick and various ether people living In the north ern part of the city was docido.l by the Jnlted States supreme court yesterday In 'avor of Patrick utiil the other occupants of ho lands. Tnoro wns a now nnd novel question In this case which mndn It of great interest , asvell is the fnct that It involved tltlo to property now worth 8l.fiOJ.000. In 1S5I Sophia Felix , n half-breed of the Sautcc-SIouxtribo. living in Minnesota , un der the treaty of Pruirio mi Cblcti , became owner to Indian land script upon which she was entitled to locate aud claim in nil 4bO acres. Some time in lbiJ ( ( sha parted with inrt of this land script and nt the same time ixocuted a quit claim deed nnd a blnnic lower of attorney. In ISlil Colonel M. P. 'utricle oamo into possession of n sufficient amount of this laud scrip to locate 1,0 acres , and also into possession of the power of nt- .orncy nnd the quit claim deod. Colonel . 'ntrick located the scrip on I''O acres of and In the northern part of what is now the city of Omaha , nnd which has since been subdivided into Patrick's addition. Lo'.s In .bat locality have been sold to a largo num ber ot people , who have erected over 1,000 dwellings on the land , besides stores , fac ades and street car barns. The city ma paved the streets and built sewers nnd the water company laid mains nnd connection through it Patrick ntid .ho people totiom ho sold lots invo been occupying the laud for about thirty years. At the tlmo of the location of this land scrip Sophia Felix was a member of nn In dian tribe. She and her husband , however , soon afterwards died , leaving her brothers and sisters as her heirs. In ISM ; the plniutilTs in the suit , a half dozen half-breeds , brought suit in tbo United Stifles court in Omaha to recover all of this iroporty. The case was arsued before [ udges tJrowomnd Dutidy , who decided in 'aver of the occupants of the land. The case was afterwards carried to the United States supreme court nud there argued by Judge Shipman and General Cowln tor tho'liidlans and by Hon. John L. Webster for Putrid : ind the other occupants. It was contended jy tbo attorneys for the Indian plaintiffs that the statute of limitations and the doc- trinolacho'i could not bo applied in this case igainst the Indians because the Indians , during the thirty years , were members of a , ribo nnd subject , to tribal relations , nud were ncrcforn wards of the government and sub- ect to the jurisdiction of congress nnd the .oinmissloncr of Indian affairs ; they , there fore , had no right to bring on and maintain iny suits in the United States courts for the recovery of property These Indians by virtue of an net of con gress accepted allotments of laud nud thus severed tribal relations and became citizens of the United. States for thu first time In SSS. Tuis was a question that hnd never > eon decided by the supreme court of the Jnited States and perhaps never by any court. It was treated ns n new ques ion in the supreme court und argued about thirty days ngo. A telegram received yesterday from the clerk of the supreme court convoyed the in- " 'ormation that the case had baoti "decided in favor of the Patricks and their grantors. Dr. Blrnoy's Catarrh Powder lor tonslletls. Forsalo by all druggists. 50 cents. BOAKD OF IIEALTH. Councilman Jiicuhson Obtains Sumo Inlor. nriUim Otlirr .Miltin * . Councilman Jncobsou , chairman of the finance committee of thn council , was pres ent at the Board of Health inootluj ; yester day afternoon to inquire about the bill of John Kelson , amounting to nbout 5)0 , for iiauliug dead animals. The chairman ap peared to bo rather worked up on account of Pulaski's discharge. Ho said the city council had contracted with Pulaski to haul the dead inlmals and he > wanted to know which body iiud the most authority , the council or the Hr.aid of Health. The resolution of the board which sevcied Iho rount'.s connection with dead animals was road , and then Mr. lacobson was informed by Mr. Ilowell that Iho council had not only approved the action of iho Board of Health , but had also con curred in the appointment of jsiduy. This settled the matter. Commissioner Homers wanted the board's opinion regarding the enforcement of tbo or- dinuiico in reference to throwing refuse in paved alloys. The board thought thu ordi nance u good ono und asked the doctor to oofou-o It. A number of circulars giving directions nnd suggestions nbout caring for case ? of contagious ulsi-usos have been printed and will bo left by au Inspector in the neighbor hood wherever there Is u contagious caso. Inspector Pettit reported Bonnott's livery stnblu on Capitol avenue to bo In a filthy condition and ivithoutauy sowerconnections The bo.ird ordered the uulsanco abated , Two complaints regarding the filthy condition - , dition of tbo street around the union depot were read nud the board will call the railway companies' attention to the fact , nlsr- the sewer Inspector's , as it is claimed that the sewer there Is stopped up. A chemist sent in an analysis of water frjin three wells which were supposed to bo n bad CDiioitioa. The water in the well at ! ) IO North Slxtoanth btreot was declared unfit for use. Tbo chemist will inuko further Investigation. Dr. Somors again called the board's ' atten tion to the matter of cots In hospitals which the city pays for. Ho stated thai , the Im- ninnud mm Methodist hospitals were paid so much a week whether the beds were occu pied or not , but that St. Joseph's ' Hospital , though holding the same contract us the others , only took nay for tbo actual tlmo the beds were occupied , C. A Yost , lissi South Eleventh street , re ported n nulsanco in the suupa of a heap of refuse in an nlloj ncur his house and the board ordered it abated. "I have In my employ a man who nas boon a victim of periodic headaches for yours , bus tried ull kinds of treatment nnu I have tried various remedial on him. Your firnndvcro- ttno helps him moro than anything over did " O. D. Kingsloy , M. 1) . , White Plains , N. V. \ \ fult-y llvlghti , The attention of rondure and espe cially of all interested In the American university to the advertisement of Mr John F , Wiijjfjamaii , having lots for sale in Wcsloy lloljrlits , lyinjj beside the Bite of the American univorlty at Wash Ington , I ) . U. The advertisement ia enl > a < 'o 3 of this issue l , , and its road in" will prove interesting to those dosirhi" to nmko an investment. WILL HOLD BOTH AT ONCE Oity Council Joins the County Commis sioners in Postponing the Bond Election , MORE PAVING BONDS ARE NOT NEEDED \\hnt linn Already Hern Authorised Con sidered Ampin for the Season's Itc. < iulrcmriili l > l cnsilciM of Mio Propositions I. The city council was in session n few mo ments last night with sixteen members In attendance. The NobrasUa Oontrnl bond ordinance. passed May 10 , was repealed , and n now one , llxitiR the dnto for holding the election on Juno 10 Instead of May 1 wns Introduced , rend twlco nnd referred. The objnet of tlio now ordlnanco , City At torney Council stated- , was that the election might bo held on the same date that tbo county commissioners hnd fixed upon. The now ordlnanco included nil ot the amend- innnts agreed upon by tbo railroad company nnd the council. There was another ordlnanco to issue bonds , but ! t wont to the iilos bv a unani mous vote. This ordinance provided for voting upon the proposition to Issue $ ' -5UOO ! additional intersection paving bonus. Mr. Lowry remarked that the city had $50,000 to expend for the pavlug of Intersection bonds , and that unless somebody hustled the hum could not bo expended this season. Ho did not bcllovo In voting the bonds and running uii to the 11 nut. Kinergenclos might arise , and If the bonds were voted the city would bo powerless to incur an additional debt , even if it wns absolutely necessary to have tuo monoy. Mr. Lowry cited the fnct that next season Sixteenth street , Sherman nvonue , Dodge street , Faruam * nnd several other streets that were pivod with wooden blocks would have to be rcpavcd. Mr. Munro thought that If the $50,000 for paving , already voted , was Judiciously ex pended it would bo enough for ono season. Mr. Elsasser wanted to know what hnu become of the $75,1)00 ) that It wns proposed to expend for the extension of sowers. Ho was Informed by City Attorney Council that the limit had been reached on voting sewer bonds and that tun proposition had to bo glvon up until next season , Tun ordinance correcting the number of the I'ark nvonuo paving district was read nnd referred. This , together with the Ne braska Central bond ordinance , will DO re ported back and coma up for third loading nnd passnao nt the regular council meotliiK to uo held tonight. No other sarsapanllii has the merit by which Flood's Snrsapanlla has won such u 11 mi hold upon the conlidenco of the people No other combines the economy and strouctli which mnkes " 10J Dosoi Oao Del lar" true only of Hood's bursaparilla. No other possesses the combination , pro portion nnd process which makes Hood's Sarsaparilla peculiar to Itself. TJood's Pills euro stcit headache. .V ; O.U.I/i.l'.S TE.ICUGKS. Sherman school has a llajr. Miss Elder of I'acillo is 111. The matrimonial epidemic Is becoming alarming. Miss ArmbUHtor lias been transferred from Luug to Mason. Miss Huches of Mason has been ill nnd absent from duty. Kate M. ] 3all will give instructions in drawing nt u Dos Monies , la. , summer school. Miss Church of Hlckorv has become Mrs. Sherman and is mistress of a most inviting homo in north Omaha. Center. Custcllur. Pacific and other schools tried to frighten the weather into submis sion by hnvinc one-sessions. Miss Bradslwvof Cuss has returned from Algeria , la. , where she was called to say a long farewell to n beloved father. Miss Nclllo Powers , recently of Lemars , has charge of the room at Lake , loft vacant by absence of her sis'.or , Miss Powers. Miss Ida 1C. Orunley , a former ciirhth gnulo teacher , but now of Sioux City high school , has been visiting schools and friends in the city. The little pecplo of Monmouth Park school cathered and arranged twenty-four bouquets which they presented to the twenty-lour patients at the innnniiuel hospital. Omaha's school children responded liber ally to ttic demand lor money for children's building for the world's lair. Omaha's share of the Nebraska fund is about $10J. Fully thai amount has boon raised. Miss Ella Powers of Lake has finished her labors for this year uc Lake. Alter u short visit ut her homo in U.irroll , la. , she will go to Colorado Springs , hoping to find health and strength among the mountains. Tbo pupils of the K'jllom repeated the operetta on Friday , and all passed oil' in n manner highly satisfactory. This was to give natrons ot ttio school wlio were crowded out the week previous nn opportunity of wit- i.cssing the performance. The ungraded school has been opouod at the old Izanl in cliargo of W. II. Allen. This school Is Intended to bonolltoldur pupils In the lower grades or pupils who for any reason have fallen behind in certain brandi es , thus unfitting them for worlc in the regu lar grades. The practice of maintaining un graded schools is gaining much favor in all eastern cities. Hcsolutlons adopted by a club of which ono of our recent deserters vtas on uctivo member : Whereas , The Great Aihltor of Destiny. In Ills Inscrutable wisdom , hath so inovoJ the spirit of our friend and sister , neo Kininii A. Watts , to foisako the munificent Holds of her Invaluable laboia and so piomptcd hur honit , us to oleavo unto u son of man , oven it ( iuntllu union. ' us ( for abldoth hu not In Council IlliilVsr ) . and Incline unto him forovur , world without mid ; thuruforu , ho It ItcMilvud , Unit for u period of sixty duy.s front dali ) huioof , the mumbuis of the A. S. I , . club uro heicliy unjoined to umulnto the worthy uxainplu ot our friend and sister ; an J bo It further Kesolvud. that those resolutions bo spread iiton ) Iho locoros of iho club and copies thuio- of to bo duilverud to tire Kmmu A. Watts , to bo by her hunt to each inombur of her bu- leuved family. Humid , Dated , Onmlia , April i'U , IhU , ' . Com. The absence of nil nsBoinbly room In Omaha's school buildings is very much to bo regretted. President Spauldlng snya that in the now buIlduiL's , plans for which are now under consideration , such on nppurtmont will bo provided for in the third or highest story , nnd the additional expense will bo but trilling. The othlcnl iullucnco of assembling together all the pupils of QUO school on cer tain occasions can not in this ago of philoso phic nlcotloa. bo overlooked. Tnoro is no adequate arrangement for this in any of the school buildings , Ono school has sent forth iho edict that whun nt 8ilO : the rain fullolh and that in such manner as to Indicate lib utlcd Intention to continue in so doing , the pupils ouch and all are to bring lunches and utter an intermission of twenty minutes at li ! for the disposal of the same , the wor ! < shall bo resumed ovou m If It rained not , thus gaining the good and avoiding the evil effects of the present "one-session. " Disease never successfully attacks a sys tem with pure blood , Do Witt's Sarzaparillu maiu'a pure , nuw. blood and euricboi iho old. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. PURE gPirfSA ASPS. " ; ; TASTELESS-EFFECTUAL ! rou A i i Tnken si Hlnclo ) th f monl ( nils nl1l , > , i prot tnftrveillout rtitoritlros to til cnfooblcu , < i ' by the nbnro ot kindred cli c CJ. 25 Cents a Box. 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Wrltu ns for natiiei an 1 Hdilrcfaesof tlioio Ho have cureil wiio have Ktvun permlEPlon lo refer to llioin It co ts you only van- epctndo till' . If your symptomi are Eoro t'lro.it , mucouspatclicsln moutlirlieuinatlsm In bonci and joints hair falling out , eruption * * on any pirt of ttio todyfeellnKof Kcncral depression , patns In healer bone1 * . You Imvono lima to wasto. Taose wbo are conilantly taklni ; mercury and potagli , BliouM dli- contiauolt. Constant use of tlicso dru s will surely bring sores and catlny ulcers In the en 1. llou't fall lo write. All correspondence sent nealu-l In plain on- vclopo. Wo Invlto thoinnit rlwl I liivestlKiitlo i and will do ull hi our powcrto : ill you Ir. H. Addrou , COOK REMEDY CO , . - Otnahn , Neb E FOR MEN _ ONLY SOOl ) fora case of Lo T or I'An.i.va .MAX HOOD , ticmsral or Nfciivou.s DEII'I.ITV , wonk- nessof body orinltid. the otfuclsof orrorior ox- resHeslii old or you u ; { that wo cannot euro. Wo cuiir.intcuovory cuso or rnfnnd ovury doll-ir. Five daybirlal troatmcnt Mil , full course WIJ. J'orcoptlbio bcnotlts ro illzod In thron days. Ily mall , ocuroly p icko 1 from observation C'OOKlCEMEOV CO. OMAHA. Nl'.tl LADIBS ONLY MARIP I'WIAUJ Hi : < ! iiATOtt , Pnfo nirl lilHUlU Cnrtatn to a day or monny rofundaJ Hy mail I.1. DSoourely aoilol from ohsurv.i Uon. COOK ItKJIGHY Cl . , Oman i. N o Dr. C. B. JUDO'S ELECTRIC BELTS ItcllcvcM llcaduclio * 111 ono iiiliiule antlvlll euro Ifernlitt fever antl Ayiit , Hlieuiiiiillsut , Jlrliilil'i Dlieitt , Heart lliteiiif. bt , film Hanct , fnillyeitioiii Nenniliita , lame llaels. Scrofula , Cold Fftt , J'lln , l.cait i'ottonlnoi J.oH of Manhood , Ion of ritalllu , ll'atltitg H'eahiifit. I.atk of Kerre Force anil rtaur , Kitlneu end I.lrer Coini'lainl , fftrroimnrni uiul all lUteiitr * u'/irr * /icre it u lacli of I'roiier .lro . Ilallrrlc * urc ISnill ) ' Itvnntved and Cleaned and will limt fur Venn. Call and examine them. JUDDEL.ECTR1C CO. 1506 Douglas St. , Omaha , Neb. CONTINUED. That remarkable sale of men's fine all wool suits , worth'twelve-/1 fifty , thirteen , fourteen , fifteen and even sixteen dollars , at seven-fifty a suit , will be continued till next Wednesday night A recent purchase by our representative in New York of about seven hundred additional suits , fully as good , if not a trifle better than those on sale before , will be thrown on the front tables today , and still your choice goes SEVEN-FIFTY A SUIT SEVEN-FIFTY A SUIT SEVEN-FIFTY A SUIT SEVEN-FIFTY A SUIT Remember : They're in Sacks and Frocks. They're in all woo and silk and wool cassimcres all wool cheviots all wool homespuns--- all wool flannels. They're in dark , light and medium colors. They're in plaids , checks , pinheads and plain patterns. They're in any size from 34 to 42 , Remember : That included in this remarkable sale arc several hundred G. A. R. suits , made of the very best all wool indigo blue flannel , colors guaranteed absolutely fast , coat cut cither single or double breasted , at seven-fifty a suit and the G. A. R. buttons go free. Remember : If you don't "catch on" to one of these suits you'll be as badly left as some people were when Noah started his excursion. Notlco oftlio Sltllnt ; ( iriho City Council as u lioiirit ol i ; < iuili/iitlon. : To the owners of tlm lott.ii irts ot lots nnd real cstsitc aliuttlnt : on or ndjuccmt lo the streets nlluyh or avenues hurcln numuil or sltuntuil In whole or In part within uny of the districts liiitvin spcelltud : You anil uneli of von are hereby notified Unit the oltv council of tin- oily ot Oiuiih.i will bit us u boarl of uqimll/iillon at tlio olHcu ot the city clcik , In iho o ty huli , Omaha , Neb , , on Thursday. Iho 1'ltli ' day ot Mtiv , ItfJ , fioin U o'clock n. in. toii o'clock p. in. , for thu | inr- posu of considering and eciiml/.ins ! the nio- jiosed levy of spcc'lal lu\os and nsscssiiiunts. vis shown uy "I'roixi-L'd 1'latisot Assessment , " now on lilo In thu ollluc of sild : clt ulurK , and coriect UK any i > rrors thtreln. and of hearing all complaints Unit iho OH nors of property o to bo assessed and taxed may make ; K.ild spe cial ta\rs and assessments ptoposod to tie luv.ccl lioliiK noces-iiry to co\cr the cost of the several Improvements duly aiilhorl/cd to l > o made and now completed , as follows : Dam.iges for uluiir.'lu the grade of Arbor street. Ilth stieot and ISlh streut. imoiintiiis to the sum of JJJ7.ro. which s.ild sum It Is pioposed by aiepoit duly adopted by the city council to assess on tlio lots and real cstatu to the depth of center ot block ou both a dcs ; of Aibor stieot from 10th to IStli strcot , Hth street fiom ITifculsouth of Arbor street to O.istollar street , Ullistioei from Vlnton sticet to Castellar StIC'Ct. .Itid ment In f.ivor of Michael Donnelly for dama-i'H for chanso of gr.-idu of Davenport , stieot fiom Dili to lutli btreot. iimoiintln to tno sum of J-U'l.in , which sum It Is propo-od by a report duly adopted by ibo City council to assess on lha lots anil rual estate to Iho depth of Ii- ! fuel on both sldos of said Du\enpuit street from t'tli ' to luth struct. Damages , for uiaillm : the alley In block P. K'ount/o.V Kiith's addition , umountlns to the sum of tliliu i , wlnc'h suid sum It is piopo-cd l > y a icport duly adopted by tlio eltv council to assc-s on tlio lots and rual estate to the depth of ono lot on tjoth sides of said alley In block S , Kount/u & Uulh's addition. ( 'lian lni ; the . 'ratio of Doiulas street from Kith to "uth stitiut and certain liilurseullu : ; streets , mi oiintiiiK to the .sum of M.,0 * > 7 , whleh s.i.il sum It U proposed by a lupoit duly adopted by the elty council to us-oss on tlio lots nnd real estate to the depth of l.'l'J fcut on both sides of said Dunlins stieut from Uth street to''lth street , as follows' Prom Uth to lUlh St. , ' , "i els. per foot frontftjio. from luth to lltli St. , Jl.tw per foot frontniio I'roni Ilth to 1'th Ht. . Jl.in per foot fioutaso I'rom l-'tli to tilth Ht. , $1.75 per foot fiontn e. I'roni tilth lo 14th st. , S..ou tier fool frontuuu. Krom 14th to l.'ith M , , tJ.r > J pur foot frontaso. I'rom I'.tli . to Kith Ht. , fit-OO pei foot front KO. I'lomMtli kt , on north ldo to west line , lot 2 Housel'ssii ! ) . , from ' 'Jtli St. on south Hl'lo to west line. sub. IK , lot:1 , Capitol add. , ut U.1U1J per foot fionla1 , ' ! ' . Un north si < lo fiom west line lot ? , llousol'a sub. to ucstllnu suli. 8 , lot U1 , Uapltol add. . On soiilh sldo from \\cst lluu sub , 18. lot , Uapltol add. , to west line lot ( i. llousul's utib. ut t.LU i per foot froulade , Un not th sldo from went line sub. R , lots , Capitol mill , to west line sub. il , lot il. Uapltol add. , Un bomb Nldu from west line lot G llousuls' Hub. to woil tine sub. 1' ' , lotil , Capitol add. ut f-.riJ per foot , fiontaso. Un inn tli sldu fiom west line fsub. il , lot,1 , Capitol add , to Utth Ht. , Un south bldo from west line Mil ) . I" , lot il , Capitol add. to ' 'lth bt. , ntfJ.U ) pur foot fiont'iuu. L'lth Ht on west sldo from north line of Int I ) to south lluu lot II In Kollom'd 1st ml J. uljl.ba pur foot frontage. DoncliiH stieut from IGlh to 20lh nt { 3.70 per foot front.ino , lilh Ht. fiom nlloy north of Knriiuin Ft. to Doduo hi. at $ .1.7 ! ) per fool froutaKu. ihlli Ht. fiom Karnani to DodcoSta ntj.'i.70 per foot frontaKu. llith fct. from I'limam to DoJgoSts. nt J.1.70 put foot flontiu'e. I'orthot'ostofr.idlns Ull Aro. from ( irand- vlow to ll.inerofl His. , aiiKintitin lo < ii.I7t\irt : , whk'h said sum It Is pioposud hy a lepoitduly udoptud by the city council to assess on the lots and roul estate in the depth of alley on both nidus of 4lh Ave , froiiiUiandvluH to llun- croft His. Jtatu per front footax'ot'-.li'lTii , C'haiiKlni ! tliOBiailu of iilth Ht. fiom I.uavun- woith Ht. to Uoolworth A\o. , ainoiiiillni ; to thu sum of fl.ilil.uo , whleli baUHiim It Is pro posed toiibsobson tin ) lots and loalustuto to thu dupth of the editor of bloek not o\ueodliiK I.IJ tout on both Bides of said VHIi St. from l.cmv- cuwoilh Ht. to lllcuory Ht. Itatu per foot front ui.'ufU.iIIV3. ! D.imaues for RrndliiR roitaln streets nud alloys In Mnrsh'i addition , amoiiiitlni : to tlio bum of Jall.UJ , uhlcli said sum II Is proiiuieil byuropoit duly adoplud by tlio oily council to assusa on thu lots udjolnliu thu stiuota and uiloys , to-wit : Marcy streut from i5th ! to ? 7lh stroots. Alason fctMTt fiom Siih to Wth streols. ' . ' 5th nveiiiiu fiom l.i'tivcnwoith fctrcct to Illekoiy pluco. . , . . , ' street to i'Dth btroot from l.eavenworth Hickory place , nml the iilloys In Mar'.h s nd- dltloii , equally on thusovural ots In blocks 1 to u Inuludlvc , In Marsh'a addition , on each lot J7 7 * ' * * ' Da'niiiKCs forRradlnis Caslullarstrcol from 15th to 1'Uh btieuti umoiintliiK to thu bum of } 2C3.u < > . which s ild sun. It In proposed by n report - port duly adopled by thu city council tOi.ssesa on tlio lotH and real estatu to the depth of lha alloy or tlio ilopth of three Q lots and In tax lotto the depth of 150 root , on both uldes ol Castullar street from 15th to I'llli utrevta Unto per foot frontuiio , J.OSIbOi ) . . . DaiiKii-'oa for gr.idlnK I'liullln street from Slth to ' . ' 7111 sirjots , uniounlln lo thu gum of tUHUJ , which sl'1' ; ' ' ? u' " ll ' 3 propiHod by u report duly adopted by the city council toubbosson the lota nnd real estutu tn iho depth to the center of block , und the depth only of lota 4 , i < 7 and 46 In Hickory plaeu. on both eldua of I'aclllo street fromL'Ulj to .Tlh streets. lUtu per foot frontueo , ll.W. . Duinu-'i-K for urjdnu Uupont Htroet and 'ilt'o ' ktruet In Dupuut pluue , uiuuunllntE to Ihu Rum of $485.00 , which said sum Ills proposed bv a report duly adnpto I bv the elty comic II , to nsbUsb on the lots and real ostAty to the depth of 1'Jj teuton both aides of said strueta as loilous : Dupontstrcot : from east line to west line of Dtipont plaeu. lllco street from east line to west line of Dupont place , at r.ttu of JD.l.'lj per foot frontline. Damages for channel of Riado of 42ml slioot Lafayette , und oilier siieols In Walnut Mill add tIon. nniomitliiK to Hie sum of I.TT 00 , whleh B'lld sum It I < uioiosed ] bv a report duly adopted Uy the city council to assess on the lots and real ostttu to the depth of 150 feet on both sides of 4'Juiltieet from Hamil ton to Nicholas stieet : 1/afayetto avenue from I.Vl feet west of 4'ud stieet lo list stieut H.ito per foot frontaxo ? 1.1 US. Damages for piadlns .bth street from I'ar- nam to Hurt stieut , amounting to the sum of Jitj'i.iO.hlch ' said sum It Is propo-ed by n re pot t duly adopted by the city council to as- sesson thu lots nnd real estate lo the depth of Ilrst alley or 150 feet on l-oth sldrs of itetli street from I'ariiiini stieot to Hurt street. Kale per fnol froutasu J.OilV-1. Cnaii.'liiK the ur.ido of llaml ton stieet from 24th slieet lo 4'jtli street and certain Inter- soctitu streets , amountliu : to the sum of ' 511.- 250 0) , which s.iUI sum It Is uropo-rd by a leuort duly adopluU by tbo city council to assets on the lots and leal estate to the depth of center of block or the lirst alloy , nnd piopcrty not sub-divided l.'iJ . feet on both sides of the fol lowing HI reels : llnmllton street from 2lh to 41th street. USth street from Chailus to Ualduull Hticut. " 7th struct fromalluy south of Hamilton to Charles street. IMli etiout from llnmilion tofhailei street. S'llli ' streut fiom Indian.i to Charles street. illsl stieet fiom Iliiinittoii to ( Jliailo.tieet. . ililrd stieet from Myrtlu uvenno lo Ch.irlcs stieet. IITith streetfiom Lafayette avenue lo Charles strei't. ili'ith street , fiom I.afayctlouvcinioloCharlo ? Btrout. Kino per footfrontaio , fifl'17,713 I'lllln ; curtain lots aiiioiiuilii to the sum of JU".lo , wlih'li fald sum II Is propo-ud by a re port duly adopted by ihu city cjunoil to as- tosontlie lots anil ieil ; I'stalu as follows : J.ot 11 , block 4. , Drake's addition , f 11.111. Toeovor the cost of slop u i certain lols , amount In : ; to the sum of JU0.4J ivulch saicl sum It Is proposed by a report duly adopted by the city council to assuss on the lots and real cst.ito as follows : Lot is , block 10 , Ambler Place , fl.KI. Lot 1 ! ) . block 10 , Amblei I'l.icu ' , J1.V7. Lot i.0. block 10. Ambler I'lace , JSs OS. West IM feut of so 'i of nw 'i section SU-15-1H. tKi.81 ! . DamaRcs for cradlnx Cfilh street from Knr- 11:1111 : struct lo Ilamuv slreot , and alley from "Gllibtreut to ' , ' 71 h avenue. uniDiuitln.'to thu siimof jl.M'J.OO , whleh Bald sum It Is pioposod by a teport duly adopted by the city council , to assess on iho lots and maintain to thu nepth of Ki' . ' fcut on cabt sldo and l.'K ) fcut on \\ustsldoofsald L'Gth street fiom Kitrnani to Ilarnoy streets. Hatu pur foot fiuutagu , ' . ' .SIM. DanuiKus for ehniuInK tlio ra'lo of DoilRO street fro'ii Lowe avenue to Hull railway , iimoniitlnn to the sum of ? ! lfi.oo , which safd sum It Is proposed by a report duly adopted by the elty council In assess on thu lots und real eslalu to thuduiith of thieo lots , ortliu first alloy , on boili sfdes of Hald street from Lowe avenue to Ilu.t talluuy. Italu pur foot f ron la joLOSQI ? . Ity reason or opening 37th stiuet from Ilils- tel street to Itcdlek park , ainoiiiitln ; to thu sum of JI.SUO.U ) . which s.ilrl hum It Is propojod by a report dulv adopted by thn city council to assess on thu lols and roul ostalu nn both sides of said Will stieol from Bristol htrcut , to 1'nxton btieet , ns follows : To lu assessed on thu balance of lot 1" , Ilnwos addition , f.VJOOJ , ' 1 o bo n ssosscd on the east 01 feet of sub-lot II. tax lot No. R , tiotioi. ITOIII the south llnuof Hedlok p-irk to I'r.itt hi rout nt Iho into of W.'iS per foul fioiiluisn m duntli in center of block. , , I'roni I'r.itt streut tc I'axton street at the ratoof 80.1il7 pur foot froiitugu In duith | tocun- ° Ymi nro fin ther notified tlmt said "nroponnd plans of assesbinunt" mo now Mibjout ID thu Inspoutloii and examination , of any of the ownuisof bald lots , parts of lots or pieces of real uslnto , ortho inspection or examination of any other parson Interested in Hiilij pro- posedassesjiiiiMits , ut the olllco otsaldolty clerk , nnd that by a report of a committed of HII IU council duly adopioj , It IM proposed that unless fnrKood and biillluiciit c.iuso it muy bu othorwlnuoidurod and ( tutormlniid , that thu coal of bald iiiiiiruvoincnts ruapuctlvoly bu us- trtfcd dii tlii'iivnr.il lota , parts of lots and plorcs of rurtl estate na bhown by uald pro- jioso I jiliinsot aBie sniunt. You and cinch of you nro hcraby nntllleil to npliuar huf'iru S'llil llonrd of Kiiall/ation | at tlm lime und plaeu ubovo biocllluil | to maku nny complaint , stiuumonl or objuutlon you dcslro concoriilnv any of siild proposud lovlua und iibscbbiuoiiU of special taxes. JOHN OIIOVES. Clly Ulurk. Omann , Nob. , May 10,1603. may II d7t rrnpiiialii lur DUIrlct Slrut liiipronucnt lIouiU. Foaled dlda marked 1'rnpasals for District Street liniruvomcnt ) llondo , will bu rucolvud up to VJ o'clock noon , of the liMn ilay of .May , IbOJ. for thu purohabo of D strict btroot Im provement llonds us follows ! District ii7. . JO.003.00 District ara . " -mA { Distr.ot a74 . cltli'H , i : ch bid inn * ! btnto prlro and ninoiiiil fought for and Inoludu uucruod Itilurust to- date of dul very nt Omaha. Nob. The rl.-ht to reject uuy and all b da Is ru- tervtd. IlI.NKi IIUI < I .TI. City truusuror. SID13\VALK NOTIOH. Notice Is hereby ivun ! to the owner or own ers of the follo\liu ic.il estate. In tlm cllv ot Umaha , to lay and reialrsldewallslu | fioutof and uiljoiiihrtholf mopuity ualiln tlv.i . (51 ( duvs from thn Illth d.iy of Jl.iy , IM. ' . Midi slduualks to bo constructed and'iep urodlth whltu pluu nn : lull ! In u : icotdniK'o wilh plain an 1 spjcllloal 'oils on lle ! in the o'Hce of lm ! Hoard of I'ublloVorl % . and In accoi Janeo with resolutions adopted by tlio city council. viz : Ninth sldo of Lafavotto street , lots 3 to 8 In clusive , block -o. Willis' sub In U'aluut Iliil , it feet wldo usinbllshed ur idu. Woslsldeof l.'nd street , lot 20 block Jl Wal nut Hill , ( i fcut wldo , present > ; ralo. West sldo of 41st stieeu noilh ' 4 block 23 Wsiliiiil Hill , ( i foul whin , establisheil irriido. Kast s do ofith ( sf.uui , lot.s b.oe \ , "iHwoe/y'i addition , II foot wl.le , o-talllsliud tailu South side of Center a ! reel , lot 1 'iiKl' 3Shiiver I'laco. 4 fi-t ( ! wide , established . fouih sidu of Center stroet. lot ? land" > , block 4 , bhrlvur I'ltuu. 4 feet wide , eltublislieil grade. Hoiithslilo of router street allot b'o.'kl ' ! , . AcKerman I'lace , 4 feet uldu , ujtabllshuil Kiade. South sldo of Center street , lots 1 toGIn u- slvo block : i Ackerm in I'lace , I feet wide , es- tatillslicd Ki.tde , Honlli side of Centci stioct , lols 1 lo fi liiclii- slve , block 4. Aekurm.in I'l.ico , 4 feet idc , established cr.ido. Houth side of Center street. B'liool lot block 5 Aekurman I'lace , 4 feutidu , est.ibllshud oulh side of ( Vntcrstrcet. lots I to 0 luclu- slvu block ill. Ambler I'lace , 4 feet wide , ust.ib * llsliod undo South side of Contorsticct , lots 1 tel ) Inclu sive blo.'k 40 Ambler I'lacu. 4 leut w.do.piusend. , Krulu. jr H iiith sldoof Outer street , lots I n ( I In vri- she liioi-U II Aiuiilur 1'l.iee , I feet vMde , ostab- Ishud u-r.iilo. .south sldu of Contur street , see vO-IS-lil. bi1- tweon Amblur and Hhilver I'lneos , 4 feel Hide , established r ido. Houth sldo of Center street , lots I an I ! ! t block 1 bhrherl'lneo , 4 foul wide , established gt ido. Houth hldo of Center slraet , lots I and" ' " block L'bhilvur I'lacu , I feet wldo , c'ltiiUllshuil Krado. Houth sldoof I'onplcton avenuo. lots 1 to 12 Inclusive block ir > Wust bide , 4 feut wide , tem porary gr.idu. South sldo of I'opptclon siunno , lots I , S , il , block ID West Sldu , 4 fcut w .du , lumporary . . North sldo of I'opiiluton nvonue , lots 7 to M incliishu block \VuslSidu , 4 fcot whlu , tciu- liornrvprade. Ninth sldu of I'opploton avenue , lots II to 'JJ . , Inclusive ) block 11Vost \ ido. 4 feet wide , teni- ' pin in y Krnde , Noilh sldoof I'ojiploton avonuu , sen ilO-n-l'i , iicioss thu iluht-iii-wuy of Missouri I'aellluor Hull Line It If , 4 foot wldo. tompoi.iry ur.ulu. L.istsldu of 4-nd strout , Nils ' .land 10 block 5 Hitchcock's 1st addition. 0 fuut wldo , estab lished uiadu. Hast Hldu of 4'nil stiecl. lols ! ) and 10 block 3 llllclicock'H 1st iid'JItlon , 0 foot wide , uslali- lls'hod xrnde , North hldu of rr.ii'klliisliout. lots I to'3 ! In clusive block 11 Uichaid Hill , U fcut wide , present Kiailu. \\cstslduofllst avuniiii , lot I b'oi'k I , 1'oji- plolou I'ark , lifout whlu , present uiado r.iist , Nldu of 'list street , lots 1 1 lo ' ' Inolii- slvu block D.I. I. Itodick'bijiib , 0 feet wide , es tablished jM.ulu. lasl ! snlo of Illsl Ktrool , tat lot 10 , see ' . ' 1-13-11 ( jfiu'l wide , eslnlillsho J urado , Wo.il bldo of "llh streul , 'o's ' 45 nnd 40 Hick- 01 y I'luco , l > feet wldo. piusi'iit Kluilo Houlh sldnof riorcoBtioul.lois I , ; ' , il , 4 lii | tt 2.'i7cliy , i , feut wide , present Ki.ide Houth sldu of Center sticct. lots ,10 and .11 . , Windsor I'laco. extend sliicn alks to curb line. liast shiu of ' 'nlh nvonue , Inls li and Jil. blocic ] , Clarendon , l.ilsi ) walk iihovu rado West Hide of Mli str.-ut. lotH I to 7 Inclusive , Alnslliild addition , I foul wldu , prosunt uradu , U'usl shloof AlliHtruol. lots I'J to 71 Inclusive , Knspar's uiidli lop , I feist wldo , picxunt nnnit1. Knstblduof Mil sttuut. lots h to H Inclnsnc , Alnsliuld uildllion , 4 foot wide , pieseiil iia-jc. ; llast Blduot.'ilh slieiit , lots . 'Hi and li. I\U3 * pai'H addition. 4 fcol wldo. iirosunt cr.ua' IIKi'AIlt OLD WAI , Us North sldo of Hurt stiuut. lots 1 and > , bluclc I , O'.NollhEUbillvlslnn. N irtliHldoof Iturt-Htrcot , t'ix lot 10 , beotlon lU-l&-it. : , North sldo of Hurt street , tax lot VI , so tloii HimihRlilonf Oaldwull strool , lot ri , bio. . U IT , Slilnn'H addition . . . , , Wosl flldo of Will htiont.lots 7 to 13 m < luslvo , blotlc 1 , Hoi bach's .id addition Cast bldo of iinh hlreul , lot II. block H , Dr.iko's addition. . . Kast sldoof Wlh btreut , lotO , block 5 , bwco- ! ' bldo'of'aoth btreut , lot il'J , Suunysido ad- Wosi Hdo | of 20th btreut , lots S and 25 , hunny. Kns'tsldV'of'iDth street , lots 13 and II , Suniij- uidu addil'on. ' Oils mid jiirlrl : McM JUIiirM lor tlio .Ni.iv . City Hull , Ily order of tlio ( JHy coiinoll the tlmo fo- Buimilltluic bida for ( -'as and uluolrlo I lull I { Ui turos for tlio now city hull , Oinuliu , Neb. , htv bcun wxtondeU from 1 p m. , May I" , to 4 p , m Aluy 31 , IbJ.1 , TIIUODOKK OI.BEN. Comptroller. Tn Kullrimd C'outrartorM. \Vo will nub-lot 4Q miles of jmulliig on line 01 * II. , U. it. fi. N. Hy. , from Korcsl City , la. , we t- waid , un and iiftor 'I'licftduy , May 17 , I'lunJ iindbpuclliu itluuu mny Uu ucen nt Forest Oily , MIJJ Tl M KlMUALl , & M'NAMAUA.
