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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1892)
JIIB OMAilA DA1M HIM : St'NIuY. MAY 22 , 1S02-S1XTKFX PAGES , * * V SYMPOSIUM FOR WOMEN fcneland Surfeited With Servants While Soaroe in the United States. ATTRACTIVE LIVES OF ARMY LADIES tTlin Him Homo Dealer of tlio Went Xew Occupation for IJtrnrU AVImt Women are Iloltie Thr Latest rnthlon Noted. The growing fcarclty of erv.int girls Is n condition seriously felt 'n ' muny Omaha liomos. The supply is inadequate to the do- Xnand and as u consequence housewives ere frequent ! ? obliged to tolerate incompetents bnd pay wages out of proportion to tbs serv ice rendered. Various remedies have been kuggostt'd. yet the condition continues , not Only hero but throughout the United States , Canudu nnd Australia. It is a singular fact that England has n surlelt ot servants. Ac cording to the report Just issued by the tiovviy organized London Domestic Servants union , there ore ut present no losx than lbU09 trained Kcrvantn ot good character walking about the streets of the British metropolis in ftcarch of employment. Aci-ordlng to the last census return * . Lngland poiHesbos no less than 70.000 coachmen and grooms.riO.'JTi'J male Indoor Bervnuti , nnd VJ30.0UO fernaio indoor torvuuts. Among other information con tained in u report of the uuion i& u duly au thenticated statement to theeflect that four- flftUK of the In mites of ono of the larrost , London workbouf.es have boon at one time or another employed us domestic servants. Tui is ouo of the mutters , says the New York 'Tribune , lu which our country differs ruili- tally from Etinuud. For over here it is fur more frequently tnoembloyuis who en l their duyn in tbe worunouses , while their former servants die rich. Tbo shrewdest horse dealer in the west , according to the New York Hornld , is n Miss Kittle , who is "nuither old iiur ugly , but poucg and comely. " Uor local habitation is Isopt in tbo darn. Slio makes annual pil grimages to Chicago , nud ciiir.e In a while couifs farther east , for business purposes. Bhe is Bind to \ > o entirely frank aud honest lu her dealing , a distinction wbicb is not cuarod by nnymiin who over sold orswanpcd horses slnco tbo first matrhou team wont Into tbe ark. It seems easy , therefore , for toer to command a large tnido , uud equally easy to i-aUe In very handsome profits. Ifthcroaro nny women In America more fortunately and happily situated in life than the wives und daughters of the oflleers of tbo United Slates tinny , says the St Louis Itepublip , llicv will nave to bu luokcid for thiougb a Lick telescope kvolod to tbo plane of the homon , and then v.'i.l not bo mu rosropicully found. Ttiure ia a chivalry , though cnivalry tnay bo jeered at , that sur rounds tbovivo , and Daughters ot our army which makes them content under tbe liurd- ihips of movlt'g if not wholly satisfied or liappy in some well favored nnd desirable garrison. The wife , bcini ; u sensible woman und nn American pirl , marrviur an army ollicer , soon catcbos on , Knows now much her busbnnd pots , and that tie is sure of it , and cun regulate household expanses or tbo "messing arrangement ; . " accordingly. The aauphter ol one oflioer Qoosn't oavy the j pirl of iinother of the same rtgimeu.because f bo knows JUHI how much bolb pnpur got. * The social lilo of the army , therefore , is largely without bickering or foiso emulation , nnd tbo social features of ttio army are of a family character iu a regiment or nl a post. Very few women like to use their best laoa curtains during the summer. Tbo curtains cot dusty , and after they are washed they never look auito as nice us they aid bolore. Besides , luundrv ing inco curtains wear * them out moro tban n year's wear ut the windows. Aud so , sooner tbun run the n i : of spoiling linr treasures , tbo good housewife puts away her lace curtains in the ipring and submits to bare windows during the summer. A very pretty substitute for the lace curtains may Lo found in tno muslin ones. Tbo muslin may be wnltp. with colored dots in it , or it may bo plain , white dotted muslin , which Is familiar to every one. Tbo colored muslin is , however , moro artistic and will not so quickly show the dust and wear of HU minor. The lady alternate * on the Wyoming dele gallon to the Minneapolis convention are widely talked about nnd pictured. A story told of Airs. Carlotoo , who , ns Miss Snow , lived in Utah before her marriage. Her father was un older in the Mormon church , one of the tenets Jof which is that no unmar ried woman can uutor heaven. Being roa- noiiod with because nho did not want to marry ( MUs. Snow had uot tban met Mr. Carlo'ton ) , nnd remaining obdurate , a church disciplinarian said : "Miss Snow , wouldn't you like to l > o an ancel in heaven J" The quirk rotortwns : " 1 prefer lo bo a good woman on carlh. " * Some now designs for Horal pieces for wed dings show u pair of whilesutm shoos , silver tnmtnod , winch , carelesslv renting against each other , uro filled with white orchids , cbiysanthemums and rosebuds. A rice uag , ith "Hico" embroidered across it , is filled with grasses and roses , and u third piece is u silver boll with cord attached , which , tum bled over gn u white velvet or plush cushion , is pouring out Us treasure of white orchids und roses. Tlio slipper design is repeated iu yellow Riitin Louis Quiuze shoes with gold heels , with orange fruit , yellow orchids and chrysanthemums aud bows of yellow rfbooa , for'u golden wedding. Miss E. Jean Nelson , a cloror younc woman , who is a member of tue Junior class sf Dopauw university at ( Jrcencimlo , lud. , n hero she resides , has croatnd enthusiasm over her BUUI oss in Iho interstate oratorical contest , 111 which ten states were repro- routed. Miss Nelson Is a lull , gruuoful girl , J- only IU jcars of nge , yet sun vanquished voung men competitors and scored a victory which k.ivis tcr the distinction of bom < ? the first of tier sex to win honors in un interstate contest , ttbero thought and style from ihn colleges of ten irrent states are matched. Shu bundled her subject of "Industrial Free dom" with all tno uninialotl zeal of an old. time speaker and surprised bur huuron. wilL btr l ' A gown suitable for commencement , con flniuitlon or nnv of iho yreal evenls of n ! ! ! j-riir-old pirl's career , is of while serue , bilk linishod The skirt u gathered slightly or the Iront and sides and fully in tbu oauk. It it trimmed ubovo the littm with two ro s ol valorcd ribbon. Tnere is a plain white puimpe with full sleeves shirred twice Jusl libove the wrist. Over this tue boJice fusion1 ivliii ribbon shoulder sirups. The bodice bus side teams nnd is closely calhurod scrnss ttie top. Hulf way to the waist it is fathered ngaiti by double rows of animus * ud again ut ' .UuwHlst. * * According to the Chicago Tribune , ' 'Mra. Bryan , UIP wife of the brilliuul young con. rrcsbtr an from Nebraska , who made such i lonsalicm by his tariff speech iu congress , la i graduate of a law acbuol and hat been nd milled to practice in ihe courts of her state. 5ho po loiici-r practices , however , and whet ; uked to wliut part of thu profession slii idbprot she niviiriably replies. lJaine tic relations. " fc > bu says , ibpugu , that if hoi Husband should die or bucumc aUbbled it my woy she \\ould nl.vuys huvo her proles lion to full back upon. " * KlUnbotn Cady Stanton bns exireiis d i rtirv decided opinion in favor ol tbe bunda.i spelling of the World's fair. She says nni nay is us peed and no better than unolhor , What i * wrong on Sunday is wrong ou Mon Say , und to close the fair on Sunday is n prevent thousands of people from eoiug It titie U surpmad that Frnncut Willard ob | ocls , and suggciils mat if ll.e churches ur IVIKO they will attend more particularly t Ihelr own business and lei national uitair ; ilone. * The thirteen cirl praduatns of Moun Auburn seminary wLu t > ut down to dlnue on Friday , Way IU , brouu n mirror ana Uli ptuer various bruvo tilings tu illustrate tboi contempt for old f.Urer titloik i-jinnol llutU ) ILenmilvfk that uo | > roJli..r followed toul racklt'5 ue . Thewcru ull ttieut to tkiiltoeu kecoiids. Tbn oomaiunrement } > relim'.nftry leitcn 1 pn. The piru'tayi ro linUuca.jind iho ite norrrelioiiriiuK tLem H la Uelsurte. Thai fovvnn fcro ordered , -or Uainir belli uutlercom peieul u.jtorv sDu , and thtj ure rtaoy t fritcb Hie wurld wilu easayi ur. nxiiorieace- tbat only lietl 0jr which tUe fuel of man tea1 boguinod. and which nororihino * so bright ! ? ns at iwcot MxUran A Philadelphia pnllant has dnmotintrnlcd that bo i both useful nnd ornamental. A locftl paper rojrarts that be created consider able atnnsomo.nl promenading with a joang girl "br holding tip her gown Tvnilo she titragglod with & refractory glove Iratton It was verv funny , but ono ooaia not help ad miring the ingenuity of the girl and the chivalry of tbo man " AVImt Vouii'ii nr lining. It Is forty years since "Undo Tom'n Cabin" was published , and Its author , Harriet Bofcbor Stowe , will ba Just twito that ace next month. Ml s Catherine V. Curry of Syracuse beat the record for fast tvpcwriting , making 1S2 perfect words In a minute. Miss Curry has b on operating a typewriter for five years. Senator Stanford's wife neverrlaiu Sacra mento , it is related , without paying n visit to tlie little tuo-story cottage that was once her home , and in which her only child wus born. born.Mr Mr * . Susan C. Yeomnns of Walworih. N. Y. , appointed by Governor Mower a trustee of the New York btate Asjlum for l oeblo Mludoa women , is n Eistor of ox-Presldout Cleveland. Mrs. Frank Leslie VVMlleVUdo has under taken tl ; & greatest onturpriso of her life. That in the undertaking to Impress on liar new hus'jnnd the American conception of thu rjolulity of labor. A frisky girl , much marked by smallpox pits , mot a house painter on his way trotn work. " Will you glvo me a coat of paint ? " said she. "I think , mvdo.ir , you would need to bo puttied iirst , " was tbo reply. Mrs. Garrett Fawcett , widow of England's blind postmaster general , U just us good u platform xpeaucr as her husband wus a par liamentarian , und can tall : sensibly , solidly uud pleasingly upon any pooupir subject. The young Princess 'V i-uorla , who , when Bbois 18 , will beoouioeligible to establish her claims us the heir-apparent of Huwall , will enter AVosloy college uext term. She Is an uunuble and Kindly girl of ploasiog personal appearance. U'ue late dowager grand duchess of Meek- en burg-Schworm was physically nnd ipen- tully ono of the mou remarkable women of tbo century , bhe was unusually blessed with perfect health , being S- years old before she had a serious Illness. Faniiio Kenjble at S2 is n sadly broken woman. She cannot write a letter except when a friendly hand guide * the pen across thu paper for her , and nil the spirit and vivacity for which tbo grout actress was once famous have loft her. Mmc. Schumann bus retired from active won : , ov/inc to luiliuc health , ut thy ugn of 73. Before her marriage Goethe predicted for her a croat future ns a pianist. She began to nluy lu public at the uge of 10. A good portion of her professional life has been devoted to interpreting her husband's com positions , Kuto Field describes Mrs. Amolio Klvos Chunlor us "a Psycbo in uppeurance , uud us cb..rmiug tn manner us in fuce. The modern woman writpr. " continued Miss Field , "quito upsets the ola picture of fricht und slutturnly dressing which a past reiteration religiously believed wenl haiul in hand with ulloged female intellect. " Trills of I'Hsliiun. Little hoods aie attached to nearly all gar ments worn in the struct. Very elegant corselets are worn , many embroidered in gold , Mlvor or shaded bouds. Figure jackets , under laucy names , are seen on uctt dresses cuide of various mute- rials. Bracelets of flaxiblo gold at least two incbes in width have t GreeK key pattern in aluminium upon tnu surlncu. Parasols ure muda of the same material as the gowns in many instances , two yards extra tnutoriul being"required. . Ties and simpers uro made of kid to match the gowns. Tne darUer shades of tun in Oxford ties will be worn this summer. A woman is n good doul more liiioly to fall in love with u man if ho cuu only persuade her to imagine tbut he bus a secret borrow. Luaius arc now beginning to wear rings n their thumbs. This is u new fad with which tne dear creatures will ba soon haiid-in-glove. Some of the now piciurosquo "urt" gowns are made of simple tloworua suratis , cropons , muslins and similar dainty but effective ma- u-rialB. Tue Norfolk jacket has bson discarded for u long time , but Is coming into favor , and is suggested in many ways oven when not iu its original shape. Women who can afford the luxury have lamp shades tu correspond with their various bouse gowns , so that a beautiful hurmonv may bo preserved. The only way theoverage man can express his disgust with lovely woman's present hubit ol wearing a trail is by stepping on it everv cbuuco ho guts. In gloves , shades of fawn und beaver are much worn. Short gloves are ttill in favor for tailor rnaue gowns , while long ones ure mlegatcd to evening wear. All the now sleeves uro characterized by treat fullness from the elbow to the shoulder - dor , fulling in fold * downward instead of beine , raised in a pnff at the ton. The woman who knows that her hat and dress aw in the very latest style is nil ready to listen to talk about the aulights of heaven , and feels quito competent to go inure. A novel bouquet , which was carried at a wedding , consisted of a plant of the flower ing white azalea , too roots and stems ueiuc held in u bouquet bolder of filugroo silver. Lnco boas are coming again , but they are drcadtul uust traps , und the unfortunate ladic * ' maids huvo to spend many half hours in flicking uud blowing 'uud brusning thorn. The girls are now wearing stiff intle lawn bows iu Vvbito or colori or Tuvudo scarf * . They look very smart , iudood , with tno masculine - culino shirt uud blazer or the caruluss blouse waist. There is no law for arrangements of colors nowuduvs. Any combination which pleases the eve or obiums an original cltoc-t " is per missible , even if it breaks ult the traditions of color harmonies. Everybody now has returned to the use of sealing wux. Man } tuUo ibu iruublu lo have cerium shades upnronnato to the lottur writ ten , whether of coudoloncs , coiigratuiatlun or iriundbhlp. Fussy I can't bee why you worsen wear sucli lone , trailing sltirts. Airs. Fussy to tiavo somothins to oceuuy our hands with , of courao. Why Uo you carry u walking stick when you're not lume. Suspenders uud bretolici. appear in great mimtjen. upon iimny of tt.o new tullou co- Mgiiuu both for children , misses and Blonder matrons. Sumo ure mudu ol the ureas goods , olsurs of suruh , beugahne , etc. It U -wonder women who wear the small winches suspended Iram tuj bodicj ot tnuir pawns du not have tuam otuloii. It must be quito n temotutiou to a thioi lo see the daiuly tilings duiijjUug so carelbisly Jrom their gold Clllip. Sj.uctliing hka a modlllol chlguoa It verv liUelv to bo revived. One or two pirls have taken to pulling up their liair ctuiriioii tnapo &l thu ti.Hfit , lilted into a net. Tna knots nt the uack ol smartly dressed liuads. too , begin to ussutue uxuggeratod praparllous. Skirts slashed on tbo t > idu > Kliowing a simu lated or real soi-und skirl , biiuuatb appear on very many of ibo buach und mountain dressed for tbo sumuior , und also upan drossy toilets of striped or figuiod suran , vailing , chaili und foulard silt. Some bf the combs worn in tbo hmr are very etu-otive. They uro of goia or silver , set wttli precious Btont-s Tortoue shell tvitb gold is ulco in favor Hat pins are iu end less variety , from the jeweled ones to tuose of enumel , but recently ouu was a fly with u ruby body and diamond wings. _ tte j lime three llnc . Buy CuolS t.itra Dry liuienai | Uhuiipjruo ( U you want & line m.d ilehoiouk Unnk "Tbo nicest material , " ayj a woman vho bus tried it.of which to mitlte a batnin- buit ii alpaca , it shuds the water and bolus it own much butter than fiauuoi , which b - ? orau * water fcoaUod a-jd lloppy. For this iuuuner I urn having u auii oj dark cruv Turknb druwers und Kuseiuu blouae it with qujmtltlm ot roe bruld.1' I fool it my duty to write you in repara tt Uio baiiotil jour Bradycrotino has boon ic my wife. Kvory since a child she bus boot irul'jeirl to the most dreadful headaches , usually fcoreral linim inanth , Slio Jias tiled Uoalon Jroai Maine to CulUorula , bul no tb in : could prevent thtuo spells ruuulm their course , Uradycrotiuo has not failed ti effect u cure In a siu lo instance , eau aos ( iituullj beinc EuOlcieat O.cnr F. Frets , Mouujoutb , Mama CO-OPERAT1VEIIOME-8UILD1NG Review of the Work of the State Board in Applying the Law. ALL SPECULATIVE CONCERNS SHUT OUT Ust of A oclntlmi Autlinrirfd to l > n lln l- nr til tinStBtc , TdecllnT with mi Ah- Htrnct of Tlu-lr rinnnrlnl Condition ut tlio CIn e ot DIP iunr. 1'AUT III. The Nebraska low eoverulng loan nnd building associations tiocnmo operative lu April , 131H. Ths bD-ird constituted by the act , compoiod of tbs stale auditor , stnto treasurer and attorney goticr l , wa. noces- Burily slow In puttltip tbo law into operation. Members hud to funilllarizo tnemsulvos wltta tue vlul principles not only ot tlie law , but of the tmo spirit of co-operative societies. rvlnoty anys were allowed established ussociullons to conform with the law , tn submit their bylaws ana constitutions for examination , and secure tbo approval of the board. Ono of the first nuts of the board was to notify all ussoelutlons doing business tn tue state that coinnllixncs with the law would ba enforced. Considerable opposition and de fiance were nwuttestoJ by the managers and agents of the nationals , who previously had no teitrictioas to tbolr creed. ; home of the nationals having headquarters in Nebraska practically ignored the law , and sought immunity from its just and reasonable pro visions by assuming that it was lint re troactive. Having obtained enarter rights under the old law governing the incorpora tlon of a homestead association they affected indlfloroucp to the now conditions , and per sisted in soliciting business. But they en countered barriers as effective us prosecution In the courts. The now luw did not impair vested rights ; it did not assist the standing of any association. It simply pro vided that loan and building associations so Dulling business from the people of Nebraska should conform , to n limited extent , to thu well-established principles of co operation as outlined in the laiv. Those conditions and restrictions wore necessary to socaro honesty and reliability. No valid oojectiou cnula ba urged aga.nbt them ; no legitimate cooperative tive association sought to ovads thorn. The contention of the stuto nntiotiuls was a shal low pretense. Tney carefully nvoidoti a con test. The state Doard did fores one. But the people , educated by cxDerioncu a nd bj ttio press , wore familiar with the law as well as the methods of the nationals , and declined to patronize associations thai could not show a certificate of authority from the state bourd . As soon as the law took effect a tcoro of nationals from nil parts of the country up- plied for admission. They overwhelmed tno board with papers and appeals for prompt action. T-hoy assorted that vast interests V.'ITO in peril , and that legal formalities and examinations should be dispensed with and certificates issued forthwith. The board did not see Its outy in mat llght'and resisted the pressure brought to baar on it. Alter a thorough examination of the applications , the board rejected them , for they not only failed to comply with the law but ignored warnings to suspend soliciting business in thp state prjndia ! . * the examina tion. A cry was raisud lu interested quar ters that the stare was opuosad to tbo influx of foreign capital , and that poor paoplo could not , if the law ; va ? rigorously en- forrod , secure loans on reaionaolo terms. Stnto Examiner Ciarbar doninllshod this and other pretenses f > I the nationals in a puolic letter. "As to those associations bringing in eastern capital , " lie said , "there is no thing in it. It is safe to assort that every dollar loaned on property in Nebraska by a national building aiid loan association is collected from shareholders in Nebraska. It collects from one man to loan to another , and in tbo transfer tnoy nab ! ( > ? > ) per con ; Tor handling tbo deal. In every instance 1 have had to in- vosticate tneir operations it is conclusively shown that taey have tulten out much more in initiation fen * , dues , loan fees , fines , in terest and premium ttinn is disbursed in tbo stnto. They are parasitical , tuov tauo much und contribute nothing. In otiu instance tbo nooks of a tiauk in an interior city of the state showed local receipts of u national as sociation to have been from 5Wh ) to SfiHO per month for upwards ol tliroe yearn. Not onu-third ol that money has been disbursed in loans in thelocnlitv. After about two years from the besinniue of operations , interested par- tics begun an investigation of the plan of the association , und as u result there is not twenty shares of its slock left in the citj today. The members cot out the best they could , took little or notbinc and balanced their account with experience. " The wholesome legal chock nlaced unon speculative and deceptive organizations ban had a stimulating effect upan purely mu tual local associations. With the reckless and fraudulent practically ciut of the Hold the locals set about restorina publio conO donee. Prompt compliance with the law cv idenced tholr purpose to conduct business lugully and oa a legitimate ) co-operative basis. Since tbo organization of the htato board , fifty-eight associations h vo boon granted certificates authorising them to do busi ness in tbo state , and eleven appli cations rejected. .Following is a com plete lint talten from the records of the state board. Nnarly all associations tnke the name of the town or city in which head quarters are located : LuffiU Assiicliilliiiu. Lexington Nobrnslta ( Omaha ) Hastings Kopublica tiUily ( Julumbui Madi ouCouutyMad- ( Nelich sja > Osulluln " N'Uon Livingston ( Piatts- Wood Uivor moutn ) Ho wo ( York ) Cambridga Norlollt Falrbury Ashland Oumha AinRworth Mutual ( Omaha ) Str.ittou Phelns Uouuty ( HoldEtlihorn ( Norfolk ) rose ) MaUuoU \Veoping Water Grand Island Loup County ( ixma ) Poopo's : ( Grand Is- Nebrusiio City lanil ) NurtU 1'lattu Kyuitnnlo ( Grana Is- EJc r laud ) Uoatrico Cozud , Croln Albion * Stromsburir Brouon Dow Citizens ( Superior ) Hoauylcr Minden We-t Point Wiiber Fairfield Creightou ucddertal ( Omaha ; SwodUh ( U'ulifio ) Gmnc Nebraska ( Fremont ) Gtmoa ( Jonsurvntlvo ( Omaha ) Uohomiim ( Omaha ) Dohumian ( South Chudron Omahu ) Provident ( Omaha * The following foreign associations wcru pnmtod certiflciites . Continental , Kansas Oitr. Eastern , Hyrucuse , N. Y. BlootnlUKton , Bloomlnffton , III. The state board rcjeelod the application ol the following Universal , C'uinaso. ( iranitc Provident , Manchester , N. H , National Fraiuruity , Buttc , .Mout. Gusranloe , .Minneapolis. North A mar can , Minnoaaalis. liiicrolnta , Jiliiuioajnilu. Home , WlDucupolis. . . .St. Paul of St. 1'aul. Culumbm , JJjuvor. BulUtiiig nii-j Ljaii Association of Dakota. 1'ojple's , Uenora , N. Y. I'.UAULlUt tluilllitll.il. Porty-elclit ussociatious out of tn total number ntrthonzoa ID ao businus * in Ne braska made to the statu bourU a. clotailon etatemeutof their liuancmi uondiuou at the close of the year Is'Jl , oortilled by aftidaviu of the couoral oniufri , 1'Vom these reporu the following table hn buuu corrpiied , thow- inpttonuuiborof ttiarcs of * tut-k in funjj , ho as ott. the nmouriTTTbMiod on mortrngo nccurltv nnd the total Cjfp ii < e ol cnrh Mnrt- AnoeUtlon il. ( .imnlm C otnmbu * . . . Norfolk NftirriBk.il. Onmlin VVuliO o. llnntlncs . . . . " ' " ' \\llbpr . . ! . . . MWook OorWcntnl , On-aim M-hrnnknCltr Home Vork . . . Crptp Went 1'olnt . . . West Point MrtiimbnrK Ktkhurn , .Norfolk. Madison Count ? l.HlncHUin.lM'tsm'tb l.dcnr Alblnn llcatrlci- Mtndcn I'roplci'n , ( > Inlnnd . Otlrcns , Hntcrlor | . I burlos C. U lalnnd - I Sorlcs U l.onp rttr - h , Wnlino . . Wnlor llrokt'ti How jMnstrorth Wood Hirer IM ItU ; 75 1 nlrtlulil 172.1 : . CrtMeMnn 40.0J Striiit'in dcnllula 1 nlrtiurj' The total number of shares in tue associa tions reporting is 'JO.siKl As the bulk of f-uures iiro held by wage earneis mid home builders It is safe to assert that at least five thousand beads ol families are directly couRernod in the safely and prosperity of building and loan associations lu Nebraska. The total assets amount to fl..lOU.mii.W , n sum totiresonting stock installment ! ) paid in uud the accrued profits. The care , handling nud investment of the money , ns shown by the expen o account , was $411,485.70. In oth er words , the combined assets of the build ing and loan associations of Nebraska xvero nusDondod at on average cost of 210 ! wr cent. The total amount of loans uud mort gage security was fl,4r > ,42i > , but tuts docs not represent the actual amount of money ' lonned. The difference between the total o'f mortcage loans and the assets represents tbo sum loaned on snare cortificates.'wnich loans never exceed the actual amount paid in by tbo sharenolders. The experience of Omaha associations proves that on nn average every $1,000 loaned leprosonls a now home. The per cent of borrowers using their money for commercial purposes is verv stntill. Applying the Omaha average to the stolons a whole , the loans already advanced on mortgage security rep resent 1.4b3 homes built or under wnv'in the state The record is a gratifying one. 1 alien in connection witti the fact that tbo existence of co-onerativo societies ID Nebraskr. is less than ten years , their procross m strong proof of expanding thrift nnd material prosporitv among the wage earners it is likewise ir refutable evidence of tholr great value as contributors to the genera ! welfare of com munities. : ' 1 } is is-to testify teat' * ! have tested the medical properties of Dr. .1. B Moore' ? True of Life remedy to iry entire satisfaction , and can most heaftilv recommend it to the suf faring nnd afflicted tvorywhorc , to b9 all claimed for it in the uUnve statement. Last sprint ? I was sufionncj from loss of appetite , constipation , etc. , orjcHiutitig irom kidney and liver trouble , nuo Ihr.d not used ono bottle tle of this great life remedy until 1 was creatly relieved. My "wife , also , baiiig at a verv critical stage in life , was suffering much at times , and by-tbo use of this remods- has boon saved from mfaeh ' suffering and pos- siblv from DrematurQ''doath. Our youngest son's health for sover&l years bus boon very delicate. Ho contract } * ! some lung trouble by tukine cold with measles , which produced creat nervous dobilit > "ijind occasional bloed- ine of the luncrs ; he has used some four bottles tles of Trrtof Life , and feals ana looks us though new life had been given him. If you nreafli ieted , try It , Uso. MIU.EU , Pres. Elder. Box 04 , Carlisle. Iowa. For sale ny all druggists. m The rain has ceased lor a time and the roads urn rapidly drying up , for which the anxious wheelman is truly thankful. The Bellevue road is in very fair condition and the hill roads are very good. GOTHENBURG , THE GARDEN SPOT OF NEBRASKA. Several Large Indus'ries Are Locating There Now. The recent publication of the unpar alleled advantages of Uothouburs' , Ko- braskii , the cominfi great innnufactur- ing center of the territory between the Missouri nvertincl the Rockies , and the rare opportunities offered thers to t > eo- lle ) in ull wulkb of life hnvo croatad an enormous interest iu husiness und ranti- ufufturintr circles throug-hout this coun try. F. om "Mtiinc to California thousandb of requests for pamphlets und maps have reached the Gothenburg Water i'owor and Investment Co. , 2"U La Salle street , Chicajro , Illinois , umonfj them many usUinc this company to ar- ruiiR'o cxcufaions to G3thenbu"rfj , Ke- bniblca , in order to oualile tnanulactur- o" & , home seekers and in\e tor& to view jsfrton.illy the beautiful spot deservedly called the "Ciardeti Spot of Ke- br.irlca. " In all probability the Goth enburg Water Powwr and Investment Co. will yield to this popular demand and urriitije { a numbjr of cheij ) CKCUf- felOllb. Then the excursionistb will personally convince thoaiaclves that at no ether point in the preat ani { .Towiun : stats of Nebraska , can so advantageous a loca tion bo found for the building of a crrnat city , or opportunity for such prand development and prospective profits - fits > us G.JthunburK affords. The coun try about Gothanbacp in all dlroi-tions is BO ferlilo and prolific that no addi tional stimulus is nr fcsnry to make ita thriving and jiojiiriniii city oventuiilly , but when to this is ayflod tlio udviui tapes of the splendid w iw > - power , which has just beoncompleled ' , n cot of $450.KH ( ) , and whieh is of inoi.U5ulabk < value ujion those broid wej-ac'-li' jilains , its rujid protvth and prDspuriiy beuomes an as sured fnit. ! "ftil A Iroidy several Slrgo and important factories n.tve bjen hufitetl from the oaat , find the proprietor. . are under con- Iruct to liuve ttioir ftlllb erected und in operation in Gotliewl'Virs ; , Nebraska , be- Jo ( thorir.'tof Seplombar nexL Among pthorh nre the foUVwati ; ; ; Copper Holi- Mill , JJrihs IvoriiH , Iron Boiler Bath ' - - L'Jild , Tui'-Fnctoi-y , Pipe WorkAl.ichino Sluij ) . BoBt oupar Fuc- tot'y. Halter Klciu-hB ! Mills The nei- ! oasarj' buildings wilicovor several acres of ground , in uddltibn to hundreds ol new buildings whieh will rotjuire to be eiwtoJ ut oneo to accomaioJnte the me- ulmnioi ) . laborers nnd their families , who nruurisntnrr vsith their oiuiiioyora. This will more than triple thu prudent pupu- lution of the town , nud in but the tw- gin ri in ? of ita rajiid growth and -Jovel- onment Onpuuious ol valors , etc. , a-o alno locating , so that tn the near future OnthonlJur is destined to he not only the Minncupo'U ' , but tha great ininu- fucturing center of the wet. Thu cu iijiiny in non uru"tiu ; u coiiiiindioiis IK wc < r hoiiku lu which louiiiircrt tlioirina.Mii- liiHinl ' * . .tcr ( Hinur Intoi-itijiilcal fnrcn tin llit mirpuso of ilsialn. t1i * uily anil private IIDIUCS anil for luriilaliin ready mid ciic.aj ) IIKltltU J1JAIT. I ) Ki't inns the njnmrtuintyco n-u ono or mure I'jts now and Kut llm heiiBlU'iiflhii v'rcai r * o in vuluo ivliicn - - . (1'irlu the IT suni.i uu ( ' ; jinxi'iit mi i . in Tor U i- , r 'I-H c n in'ilrtt | . mans. 4ii'uriiiilluii. i-l i ulr-i. * ijtiliiL-unurj \ihtrr I'uor nml tm u.t . i t , . , _ ; . , j..inu , u lllffl , ' 'lllO . 'J. Itl It'you want the whiskey which will not ccald the throat , burn the stomnc.h nor cause headache and nausea , but is smooth nnd pleasant to the taste , o ! rxquisitc bouquet nnd guaranteed to be positively pure , rich end wholesome , call for PURE and take no other You may lnow : it by the above qualities and the proprietary bottle tle in which it is served For sale at all first-class drinking places and drup stores 12 DALLEMAND & CO Chicago. 1 aavo a inwtlr * rompdj fur tun uliorr ilhrav. by In ti o IhnnsAnd of eap * nf tliororst kind and uf Inne rttfltidmc harp IMM H cnrfl.1. 1 nrt M d no rtronc if try faith In U ndicacr , tint 1 KlllivndTwr > iiim.K Hit- , with aVALDAHI.r. TUUATlSl : nn tlmdivawloant nuf. t'jvr who will ncnd nipthstr KxiT * nnd 1 * . O. addrrai. T. A. SInrmii. Al. C. , 183 I'curl M. . N. V. ELECTION PROCLAMATION. In pursuance of nn ordinance of the city of 0 inn ha , paiiod imd upprnxi-d Mnv 17. IMG. en- llllod "An ordlnuncp cuilln.'tt Hinclal | elurtuni to vote ujion ihti nrceplAticD of the nmctiUrn propoKltlon of Ihe NcbruKltu t'outral rulluiy rouipuny und tlip Isstiant'O of coupon benas ( it iho rltv of Omiihu In the sum of tno hun dred uud fifty tliiiusund dn.luis ( f-.u 0 in to aid tlio Nebraskn Central llnllwuy couipi-ny In upinriiie ] depot gioiMidH , in tlio con struction of a union rulitrny and pits- Btincur depot , uiiJ In iho onn trucllun of other railway linnrox enii'iits nnnn snld rrounds , and to uutlion/c a tux fet tli pu - mcnii of the Inn-rest upon said bnn < li and tn creuti' u sinking fund Tor the payniput of llic prlnc.pHl lliereof. an : ! ri'iiciilln.'orclltruieo No. ; wr < 4 passed nud upprad May Huh. > M2. I , O tircr 1' lU'iuls jniiyor of ttio oltjof Omahu , ( In hemby ls < tie my proclamation nnd plvo tiubllc nollue unto the Uial voters of the city of Omuhn , Douclas oniinty , .Neb. , thut on Thnrodny , the lilth ( lay of June , 1BD2. n sppolul olpptlon will bu he.d lu said city at thu follow ing polling places , munely : MUST WAI1P. I'lrst Dlslrlct boulhuusl corner Eovcnlh uud Miircv streets bpconv District Northwesl corner Eighth and Loiivpimnrth strcolK Third Dmtrlct 12W . Jone street. 1'ourth District rstt South Thirteenth Fifth District Northeaht corner Seventh nud 1'itcllic BiruulR styth District Southeast comer Sixth and 1'aelDc streets j-pventli District C25 Piprco street. Ktslith District aoulhwesl corner Hloveulh and Center streets. Ninth District 1H"I ! Snuth Sltth Rtrci-t Tenth Dlstriel lnterwtlouNluthuud llan- ernft Btr el. nnrthuast eornpi T cvcnth Dislr ct IttKi fcouih Tlilrteonlh htu-et , norlhunst pnruer Arboi streol. Hceosi ) WAKP. I'lrst Dlslilct Intersection Fourteenth and jone' . streets Si'pond Distrlcl 1004 ? outh Thirteenth street. Thlra dlstrlcl Intersection Elghtennth and Leuvi-nworth itri"ts. outh side. Fourth Distr ct Intersection Twentieth and l.oavenworth slreets. south side. F.fth District Interscctldu Twenty-third and l.euvMnuirth streets , south sldo MMh District Intersection Twentieth street and 1'opulolon avpnun. frovenlh Distr.ct- ± ! William street. Eighth District -1SI4 boulh Thirteenth street ( McOHndlUhl. .Ninth District Intersection Sixteenth and Center Btructi. Toi.th DlBti lot Ifi'J South Twentieth street ( LovcttVoorlinan.i Eleventh Districl Intersection Twentieth and Bancroft Riruets. Twelfth Dlslrloi 1554 Vlnton street ( Douo- vanl. Thlrtpon th District IntersectlonThlrteenth and Valley BlreetK. west sldu. Fotirleonlh Dlslriol IntorBcotlon Twon- tleth uud Boulevard struote. niinp First District Inicrsoctlon Twelfth and Chleuco stietit. r-eeond District : ! ! " North Fifteenth street ( \\Viodworth ) . 7'hlrtl District 112 Soutu Fourtoenlh street , lA. .1. Miupsonl. 1-ourth Dlntrlct 1112 Donglas street ( C. J. Ciinun ) . fifth District Intersection Cap'.tol avenue and Tuntli Rtreots. Sixth District Intersection Ilarnoy and Ninth streets , cnst side. Suvenlli Distrlcl Intersection Eleventh and 1'iirn.iru streets Eighth District 3U15 Uarnoy street ( J. S. Me- Corniicl ; . Muth District 1211 Howard street ( Kil kenny. Iruy ) & Uo ) . touiurn WAHII. First District Interauctlon Seventeenth and Davcnunrt streets. becontl Dlstrlet JntorsoL-tlon Twonty-soo- cind und Davenport streets , north Bide. Third District Intersection Twenty-fifth and Doae stiuets. Fourth Diilriel Inlerserllon Seventcenlh and Drift co streets. Fifth Dlstriel 120 South Fifteenth street. Hlxth District li. tciitection Twcutielh uud . seventh District Intersection Twenty-sixth stri'ot nod Si. Mary's avenue Eighth District liileiseLtton Twentieth street and St. Mary's avenue , vest side Mnth District lbl& St. Mary's avenue ( Ilo'idbeaux ) . Tenth DistrlctInlersectlon Elubtoeiith und Leaveiiwnrtli streets , north side. Kleienlh District low Howard strool ( IIIs- glnsi. nrrii VAUI ) . FlrBt District Intcraoction Sherman avenue und ManJursorrstreot beeoiio Dislrlct Erlltng bnlldlu ? , westsldo Sherr mu avenue , between Ohio und Colby Btreets. Third District Intersection Sherman avenue and Lake street. Fourth DIMrlct lTC ( ) Grnce street , Sonth- WfHt corner. bberiunn u venue und Urucestrnel. Fifth D.str.ct 1UI7 bberinan avenue ( ? oa- nianl. Sixth District Ii4 ! Shurnian avenue { Er- buv'entli District InteMoctlon Si.xtoenth and Izaid slreois. Etehtli District S5S North Sixteenth slreet ( H. G Clnrlc. nxent ) . N.ulh Dlstrlet lnlcrs ctlon Cuss and Fif- teentli streets. Tenth DUtriul OKI North Sixteenth street ( Soars. r.RCiiti. nifi unlh DiBlrlcl Soulhwpst corner Elch- tcuntu uud Cuja .streets , 4.2 North Eighltieulh Btruot. BIXTII WAUP. First District byoouin hall. 4S23 North Twenty-fourth street ( ( . 'rulgi. e0lld f ) hirict IiitersBclion Thirty-sixth struct and Gr > nd .nenue. Third Disir el lutorsoetlon Military avenue und UrHiit slii-ut. Fourth District luter.soKtlon Twuntj"- fourlh slrout und Manderi > on streels. I'lfth Distrlel Intersection Tvvcmty-fourth itna AVirt streets. SI xth District Intprsoctlon Thirty-third and 1'arker otreals. hevonth District 2i2 lalo struct ( W A Slesslckl. ElShth Diptrlot'K5 LaKn s-trret ( SiiEktrum ) . Ninth District 2U1I ) North Twtmtfourth street. Tunlh Dlstrlet Interacctlnn Twunty-elsblh and i'runl.liu Ktruuts. niovonth Dlsinct Inlerauction Twcnly- fouilh uud Fr inl.lln vlrimls. Twelfth District 113J .Noith Twentieth slrcpt , blVESTII WAIIP. Firsl Plstrlct ' 'Mil I.emeimorth strfot second DUlnut Inlerstiction Tnentr-ulnth avenue und 1'npplblun .iMinno. uusi Mao Third D Rtnei lnter uoiloi. Twentv-ninth BtruMit iinu Wu.iitturlli UM-IIIIC. uuuth sulu Fiiurih DwtriKt lulurooctiuii 'J nouty-nluth uu I Mo ealh utrucik. Fifth Distriel Iiitrrsiirtlon Thlrty-socoud avenue ana Tiiiinui > on siieui blxth DUtrlct luc.'Tutcnty-nlnth uvonue. tfiventh District lulrmuuliuu Thirty- fourth and Francis strums First DlBtrlct-'OJI ilaiullton street. t-ucond District SK-'JOuiuIng strout. Third Dlslrlut I nirrsectlon Twentieth and Nlehqlm'sitroots. Fourth Disi riutiOtC Ouinln ? street. Klflh Dlktrii-t Vll/SCuiniirl ttruol faixlh D.elr ct fritrrsecllun Twenty-socond bud Hurt t tret l . brvonth District Intersection THeutlolh and Oubs urt'utu KJNTn WAUU. First District Inlfrseollou Thlrty-socond bnd Outnli > : strectn. second District Inturnuctloa Fortlutb and Ouintiis Hi eels north side. Third District Intersection Fortlelh aud 1'arniiiu sirciut. 1'ourth District Intersection Thlrly-secoud tcnun and Davenport street. Klflh DUtrlut-lW I uriiuni street. rlxih DiKtrlcl ITOI Lpavenworxh street. For the purpose of submlltln : tu the lezul voitrr "f said city , for llirir acuBjituneii or rn- jttotlnn , thu aiiiciidud Jirojiu4.iun ( it tliu N - brasLh Central lUl.waj iunipanr la thd oily of Onmlia htirpliiaflpr written at louk'tli ) and the nuesfons , sbjll the lionUi. nf iliv city ot Oiaiiuu bo issued , icrUteruil and dellvvroJ , MI prorldrd In HuU umuudcd proposition ( .hull un nnnur.l tax bu Iflv.ea 40 way the In- leresl cu such bonds as It bcc'iino < aue ? &nA > hall a further annual lux. cuuimonclnv the , n-nih y ar firmr to the mummy of such | bun ( lv bo levied. In addition to nil other i tuxes , for the ere lion of a sicicloa timd sufll- , nun lo pay tuch buudi ut the inntur.ty thcri'of } I raU ijuettlonn. tcfl Ibo iiocrptcnce or rcjoo- tlon ot ntlfl Mnrnflofl proposition , 1 * nu to mid jpf al voinri. and will hp. rotrd tiluin In the iu nnor nnd form followmc "Thf > 'Plir Vfc r ntral KMlitnr rmntmnr ) mt made thn foilo lnf prtipoitlllon to the city of UmRhn The hnit-ndpa prop xltlnn of tlm NpVrmkn Central Hallway rompntiy to thp city of Umuhn. N > b To the Mayor and Cltv Oounoll of ttir City of Omnhn. Noli1Tlio utHlersipturi. thf > brasku i onttnl Uallwuy r > onip iiy. IITOIMNV * t o Bpqulrn ntui th . ( > | ni sv lon of. for rHllwnr pnrpiwp that Pert ilu tract uf Imid. loostpn within the Uii'nci boun t rt by Flfifonth mrppurtilfiirostrppt. El onth utrppt , rnli- fornla Mrprt , Mid the rl < ht of wny of tlip Uiniihn Hull Kiulw&y comp < tiy. exoept tlio south half of tilopK ? , s , lots Xund4 , block ' 'S , lot 1 , itnd north nne-hHlf of l t < < mid S , block S7i ana to vttthrrwHi a union pHsspncar depot c.n the corner of Flfttipnth utul I'hicaio tttjpp's , to COM. hipltidln ? the other railwrv Improvements ou islfl crtiiinns. not lots th n four hundred thousand ( lolt&m ( f IVO.DOO i 1'rovlJed. th a ty of Ornnha. In Doticlne poutity , Ni'lu-.i-.u , will rtonatr to the taul Nebraska C'cntrnl Itnllwuy pompauy two hnndrtcl un.l llfty thjutaiid dohius of lt four i4i per rent bomts. f iflO.UW to be dated Jiuiuury 2 , IWl. und M.M.moiurreof to lip dnti-d Jnniikry 1 , l'l. ' to liwi-nnm clue iii'd pnyab e twenty yonrs from thulr ipspcc- tl''eantos , with interest UKVut'lp srinl-atiiiu- nl Jall Parable at tintlnpil HCciirv of the ti tc of NniTHsWa In tlip i-lty of New ork. Mild bonds to bo of iho denomination of ono thousand clollnrj ( JI.OW ) e'tvli. nnd ouch thoriuif to rr.-ltc. 'This bond Is ono of a scrips of twohunortid nnd tlf ly ( - > ( ) ) bonds of ilKx umou nl and tenor , which uro Isiund by the rlty of Ulnaha , in DoiiRlBS rountv. Nehr.iska , to the Nebraska t'elilrni Hallway rompanv. to mil it lu uoqutrlnc land In the city ot Oinuba tor union depot ana terminal purpnsps inul in ihf construc tion of a union railway pussetirttr depnl upon unld crontul , and its rallwiij trncits , slitu tracks , tviriiouts. switches imd nuimmc.'u-s lo.iain ; : thereto , aud othpr railway linpro t- inonts Ihuroxtllh poniioclod " Mild bonils to ( IP eipftitod and ro-lstprpd nt or liiinu'dl.ito.y after the dates thoieof , and itutnr llntoly thereafter dollvorcit to the Flr t Naliontil bnnU of Om.ihn , Neb . tru-.tep , to lip held In trust fnr ac'lvory t" the obrusla C entrul Uitilwuv poinpitiv , lt bucccstors or ussiirus. by v.ihl triisluo. In liislulliuuuls as heroliiuftcr provided The suid Nobraskii C'cntriil Kalmny pom- Piiiiv plans to constmcU or eaiH" to bp eon- struetod. H line of railway In the slnto of low n , uot less than 11K ) nillns In extent , from Iho oust iipprout'h ot u hlid o , which tlicj said Nebraska Veutnil Unllwiy rnmtinny 1ms also plaiinod to construct over tin- Missouri r er. Intersecting or connecting with or rtiiiplilitt the lines of two or more of the fo.ionlu rall- waj eoriioratiom. viz- The Illinois Central Kallwny pompany , the Wlnonn & SoiitliKt'Stern Uaiiwuy couipnny. tliti Mlnntiaiiolls i. t-l. houls Hullway ooin- panv , the rhlriipo , M 1'aul A. Knnsim C'lty llalinnv co'npanv. the Ohie.icn , 1 ort Mudlson .t Des Mulncs Ualiwnv ooiiipuny , the AtPhl- hou , Topoku i hanta Fe Hullwny conipany. the IJalltnioro i Ohio Hallway company , the Ohio & Mississippi Hallwav companv. the Koo- kuk & Western Kallwuy company , the yulney Miiului A. Httnsub t'lty Kaiiwaj company uno 'ho Iowa C'pnlial llaiinuv eompanv one hundred thousand dinu.onji aollnrs of said bunas shall bo delivered oy said trus tee to said Nebraska Central Hallway uinpatiy , Its uiL'vi'i'usorti > > r assiRns. Alirn It or they shall have acquired and taken possession of that certain tract ot Innd located wllhln the dNtrlet tmunued by Fifteenth strput , Hhiraco Bticot , Eleventh Btrecl. ( Jallfcirnia street and the rlpht of way of Iho Omaha Hell Kailwnv pom- ranj' , ( cxpcpl the south half of blocks . ' 15. lot : > und 4. block "t > . lot 1 , uud the north half of : cts2 and II. hloclc'JTi : Piovlded. thai the said ono hundred thou sand dollars iJluo.lW ] of said bonus shall not lie dcllvored until after the Bald Nebraska Central Kall ay company. Us successors or ! i sipns. Rhu.ll have constrnctoU the s ld line of railway In th'i stale of Iowa. One humlml nnd fifty thousand dollars [ eiSOWiUI of salt ) bonds bhal ) ho dellvprod by said trustee to uulil Nebraskn Central Hallway company. Its successors or assigns , when II or they shall have completed tne erection of u union papson-or depot upon said tract of laud ahove descr.bod , lo cost. Ine.uilng the ether railway Improvuments on taid crounils. 1101 lest than four hundrud thnusuud dollars iWOO.OOOV proof of such sosl lo bo inadn by tlip sworn Etaienrmt of the proaldont aud treas- uierof said railway company , flipd with the c.ty clerk of Oinano. nocomp nlud by cortlfl- cute slcnod by the cltv attorney and city en- cinuor. thai in their onlnlou such amount ha arluallv been expended. Proviaod , that if the ( .aid Nebraska Centra Railway comjiany , Its mrcessors or nssiRiis shall fall lo acquire and lake posscsslou of suia land. It shall not bo entitled to receive uny part of said ono hundruclthousanddnllart t&lUO.uvO ) Installmunt of houtls. and. fiuthei provided , thut none of said ouo hundred aud uf ty thousand dollars ( fl. tO,09Ui tnstuUninnt of bonds shall bo aullvrred until atloustonorat- ! waj- company In addition to the Nebraska ( ontral Hallway company BUaJl bo actually usIiiB said unlou depot ; and , 1'rovided further. That the mayor and thn olty council shall , by ic.solnllon , upon die tull performance of iho undertakings on Iho purl of Eald r&Ilway company herein contained , order the delivery of said bouds at the times bforosuld : nud. Provided f uttbcr. That all matured coupon-- shall be removed und cancelled by said trustee beore delivery of thu bouds to whun they are attached ; ana. Provided further Thnt tbe mnvor and city council of thft tlty of Oniuhn shall cause to bi > levied on the taxable property of said elty ati annual tax sulliclent for the payment of the Intercut on said coupon bonds as It becomes duo. nnd after the expiration of Inn ( HI ) yours from the dnto of sild bonds ibo mayor and city council of a ild city fihn.ll cau * < u to be ' lov'lid In addition to ull other taxes nn the taxable propel ty of said city tin amount of lax sullialeni to create a Blnklnz fund lor the puymcnt ut maturity of Raid bonds , ( the amount of tax to bo levied for such slnUin fund 1101 lo exceed tweoty-tive ihousand dollars lars 't .VOQJ.Ofl ) In any one jenr ) ; fiuicl lax lo bf con'Inuod from vo ir to your until the Bali' bonds are fuHy puld. The acquirement of the said lands and 1m- proTcmeniB hertsiu c mtompluled Includlni : the Naid railroad in Iowa , shull be bc un within ono year from Mav 1. 1HP2 , and bo pushed to completion without unriecebsury delay ; nud shall bo cotnnlHlfd wiihm Ihrep yours from the 1st day of July , Iffii. In rase nny of iho terms , limitations , condi tions or provls'onsproposed ' herein relntln ; to the bczlnnln ; . pron > Hi and completion of said improvements ure not complied w th , ( unless delay is directly and nocossurlly CCUKOII by Injunction or other judicial pro- eecdlniB. or l > y mmvoldabie accident or act of I'rovldonre ) , thoeaid company bhall not bri entitled to receive Bald bonds or any thereof , eventhouph the e'ectorstif said city ot Omaha ( hall have by their vote authorized Iho Is- sunncp. nf cald 1'onclf : but all rlcbt to said bonds shnll by such defau't ' end without uny judicial determiuatinn buooiro forfoltod. 1'rovlded , however. Hint If the bo mnlnr , procreBS or completion of salt ! Improvements shall bo deUjed or obstructed by any of the HforeMild ci'.usi'S. the tlinet heroin nl oned for the proir s and completion of ituid li..prove- inentF sbnll 1m pxtcnricd to llio.uxteut ct burl ) delay or obstruction : anil fboulQ h flisiniti nrifce between ibo i > alil city of Omuh& nnd the said Nobrasua Central Hallway compnny wilh resni-cl lo thecauSBorcxtont of BUT huch dolny. the BBIIIC ai the election of Kald Ki- I raska Centnil Hallway eomnaiir. Mmll be rpferrpd for ddtermlnntlon to a board of ar- bllratflrB , to bo appointed as hereinafter pro vided. In consideration of receiving tbe proposed cubnldy the .Nobrneku Central Hallway oom- pany aziues lo allow atl railway companies mu followinz rlclitui The rlrhtlo run their locomotives pussuuKor und freight irains over Its main anu pns lne tracts within the city of Omiiha : and over lls proponed Ur.dco and up- proiiphes , the rlr.ht u > ntc Eijcii portion of Us terminal grounds , cjiola and facilities ct ma } u > nuci'hsary and proper fnr iho conduct o ( tbo business of Ruch roads ; includ ing any eulurrrueiit nf Its oopot and depol croundB. the riRht lo have their enrs nwltclied ai delivered by Die .Ne braska C'enlm ! Hallway eoiipany upon ull of lls Mvltch tr.icks the mlitto connurt their ro ds ut any point within one hundred ( IUU ) miles of said iiltv of Oumha with any line of r.iliu v which the Mibrnsfcn Ouulrul Hallway or Its Mior bsois 01 iiESlcns. may or cnnne to be conclruetod u.itt ut the MlHioMrl river , and to run ibelr Incomo- u\en. pusseiiccr and freight iralim oterthu iiikln uud pnssuiE iruekb at said railroad ; it bom. : hereby acreod th t In ease the Ndbrasku Central Itullwny com- jii-iiy Eimll coustruct Its proposed Hue oust of HID Missouri river , ihroush thonEcm-y of uny other corporallou or unity. 11 will cause ouch tinrjiorjiion or pirty to exiiouin imd dellverlo tlio oily uf Omaha u coed and ufDclent Irstrument lilndlnr It or htm to II bid e br the tormti , conditions and provisions o' this proportion , the suuie as the bald Nobrneku Central Hullway company woula havu been hound if ll had built the suinn. I dfore dolhury of the utoresald ono hundred thousand dollurt ( JlWJ.Cj'jj installmvut ot bonds I'rovldefl , that the us aud cnjuyrnoiit bj' such rut. way ooinpanlcs of e < ch und erury of i&id rUht btiall be upon just andoqucl terms auJ tbo payment of just und fair conipunaa- tum to the-Nehr.-ifllta Central K-nlway con- pany , its uucucsiorn or utslpnt. aufl subjbcl tn such ojieratlns rulon und reputation * nf thii NrbrnsUa Ccnlnil Hallway companr , Its BUI- cesaora or uusijns. as fchtll ho nnocuinry und proper. Just and reasonable , And the Kuld Nciiratka Central Ttaltwny company wl i submit uuy dUpuUi arUlne ho- twoen ft linn Much other company or coin- pan led im to thu mound enjoyment of nnr rlchts under llil propaslllon. or us tn the terms , po'iipeiivuclou , ouorattuK rule * and regulations , relating tlicruta 10 aboard of arnltrutorn , to bo inafl * up of three parson * who are judfejnf the state district court , or lusuece nr , of the district embracing thu ci'untjr of DouKlai. to b - noUiotoJ .by a twu- Ihlrdii vole .of ull tbe persons who ure district judges of mid court. Provided tliut uny uch railway cnmpnny other than bald NebrtnUa Cnntral Huiiwuy company , its uere > son or ts lirn . bbail have the Blectiuu t nubralt any vuch ( lliouto to urbrltratlooor to purnue any ether remedy WhjbreTBr arbitration li pruvided fur by lu : prbpotlllou. the party deilrint vonubmu * .cr tuLtlcr U arbUra-tlda ibUl OKUKG to ti * upon tlip other purty * wr'tttin ' n.illol ohich * ha. ' ( .otout thu iiikltft in Uiv > ttl t l ubmlllcrt , ar.d thltne proinmiJ for Un hparlnc. which * ; nll not tie IrM than thirty fJ'iflHT * nftoMhn time of ner n' < und timr x ution the n''vrrsp pirtr nhnll will n tnentj HO flnvK nflrr wuvh nrrvoo vipun it norro In u wt > r. if nnr it hartupm the party dp- rnaiul nf tb arhltrutlcn ThP ft > r.1 \rliltrntorn when -nnUfd , tit I bavc power to fli thptlmpof h arln | eiifl to adjourn HIP same fnm tin o to tlmo , nnil to tuvko HI ! np-onnrr rule' uiiJ r. ; uiR- 1 ons for ttic production of tptl nuny In tb posoM-iom-f ntther pjru. nnd obrwlso to POtni > Pl a fa.rjr.iul pt > o ly trim. HIP < l 'OlKi.m of it mnji"-lty pf ttir I'oird stmll rni < trnl nnd tb llnnl di'lprminnt .nn of thv hour , I Mull hp final nnd ponf ' iinlvii un.inllio nrtlps , of n.l niRt- t t : AM 'I'll ' t" I ' 1 ' ( ! fl ' ' \Vherrve > r nrbltratlon alinll lip rpsurlod U Kiirn ur.iUi.ition s > * . ! iwincr u > < irtuouy of tlio jiartios , nx- | < ( as hurpln P'SKV ' ipro prt > - vlrrtli. us to I he m liters and tilings unoired r.nrt flppltlod thrrpln. buld .Nphrsckn Central H l'waytimpany IM ouCTssor * and nsslciis fihvl trunsinri ; freleht ( incnirt-nc transfer of f rplcht un I all ohnriol inclopiitnl to suld trunspnri ulun otr nnj hn iffo null Mp fit in n w" ' | n ever nny rnllwixy II Rhill pouetrn-t within onp l > undrp < illHii inip | of thp Missouri rHcr within Hit itntp ol N'phr. isK.i. for jiiot or rpHMmiiblo rutr-i or cnnrios. iinu In case nf d'Coi-ouro no tfl vhut const itules just and reasonable rates PI ctiuti : * " * iiiKU-r in , a paru. rapu IMP m.ijiir hiiu r t > ppunrll or silil railway oomuauy mnj submit the name tn nrbltratUm In thn muiiuei nntl to the nrhlti-ntnrs nbovp provlilpa for , bul tliln piracraph resnoctlnc frolclit olmrfpi kliHli not bp.-omc opi ratlvp or In fotvo until Uveyonts fron tlm ilutn of tlm tlollvcry of thi la t inslullmcut of thp bond * horcluboforc rrv ferrpd to It Is furlbor propoflcsl that snld tiond * KhMI bp ilollv ri'rt to iho Ne' > raskK iVntrnl railway company. lt BU 'cp ser or nssicns. onlv IIIHIE thppxeputlon by iho siild Npbrnskn Opiitrat rtltwnj compnuv or Its sin poastira , uud ilollv eryo \ Iho cllv of Omuhn of an nmlcrtaliiiu tc wr.llnc lo thiiollpct th , t the prinolpal dotiol of said rnllwn ) eonipnny.ltsronpralonicpsund principal niiphlnn simps whim bullu shnll l > < lo.'ntetl une tn.iliit iliui.1 wllhln the oorimrati IIiiillR of thr i-liy of Omaha , nn I Hint a viola Hun nf the tvrnio of s.tltl tinrlcrtiik'tie by th < i.nld Nnhraskn Central railwny eomputiv or III enocussors or USSIRHS .hnll rpndcr Iho tmld Nobraslui tontr.il railway pnmiiany or Iti success irs Imli'htcil to thesiiH city of Omaha In the full amount of salJ bonds , nud Interest llipreon. Tliln propos tlon t-hall , after bpluc rtulj ncl.nowleiKed bj- the Nobrasun rontr.il Hall way eomp.inj , be ru.'or Jud In thu olllco of llic rnlbt r of deeds of 1' uielT p.iutit \ Nebraska. und for a porlod of twenty 12 ' ) J cars f rnm and nftpr thl date. rh ill bo referred to tiy cIvinR thobotik und p 111:0hcicln the same 1 ro- < ordpd lu any mort . asr. < lcti I of trust , deed of convuvaucc. or IOIISP of said ( lopot and depot grounds , with ihe Rluli-mcnl tt'M the said Ncr - * r sku ( Vn r l rallwiir o'iupniiv tts s n rp - r.ars nnd nsslcns , uro hound by iho tprms , llinl- utioii ! , . puivisioiis and etinuitioiii. ol Inn nroposltion whieh 1110 herby made Its rovo- mull lhat uttauh to and run with the said prtiporij imo wno3oo pr hand * It may conn Provided , that thu city coun-ll ot the city Otn'ilm 'the mnvor Htmrnrlne In dun fort Bhnll enact ncprtnln ordinance , w irli nt tt. < > dale hereof. Is pending iwnslrti'ri.tiou hoforu snld council ) , cut. Hod "An ordinance crantltiR pcrmlss on und authority to the Nphrnskn Central Hallway pompan > . Us .upfpssors and ussipnsto construct railroad tnu ks alone. across , over and under certain Btroeu und alleys In the pltv of Omuhn Biiliject topertntn conditions , and to vncalp parts of cerltun Rlrrols and alleys In the pity of On.iiha upon compliance with certain other coml.tltiiis. . " And It IB also provided , that If said Ncbrnskn C'pnlr l railway eompmiv shall tnt. within fnrtv-flvo (4"i ( ) duys of being notillort by Iho city clprk of iho adopt on ol tuls proposition at the plocllon held lo MUD upon the sumo , lilts with the said city eleil ; Its written ratlQpu- tlon of th s proncsillon under Itpuritni ale "Bill , none of suld boiuli- shall be Issi.pd. und all the tprniB nnd provision' , of this proposi- lion shall ho held ( ornauslil The Nebraskn Central Hallwny PompniiT acrpeR before an election boln ; PII lot ! to sub- mil to Iho voters of thu elty of I'lunh ' i llili piopositlon , that It will cNccutc > ind ( lellior 10 said cllv a bond with conn nun Btifllr enl sureties In the sum of live tlioiiRnpJ dollars iVi.Oaa.UH and tlxo thousand dolmr * * l } . " > .lK)0.i'0) ) ' ) ' ash , poiidlllonoil upon Iho payment of the expenses of snIJ ulecilon ' 1 his proposition titid the ncroptunco Ihroof I'y the city of Omuhn and the ratillcutlon of i his proposition by said Nebraska luutral ! Ilallwny company , or its SUCCUBSOIB oru - slcnes , UB heroin provided , shall bepunsti led und iiiiderstootl to constitute a contract hetwoen the said Nebraska Cpiilr.il Knllnuy company its suc-essors or usslguK , and the said elty of Omali . . mid all the tp-ms. conditions , acrciiincnts aud provisions mulu : on the | iart of the Nebrusku I'cntral Hall way company In this propos tlon POII- taliKKt are hereby iiiudo the cnvenntits of the said Nebraska Central Hallway company , ils successors and ussini , which shall althch loandruu w Hi all ot its Haul piopurty nnd bo bii.dlni : upon any parly Into hose hands It or nny of ll inny come. In witness whereof Iho said Nubrnska Cen tral Itullwny company has natisud thpsp proi- putB lo bo executed this Ifilh day of May. A. D. . IR'll NEBRA.SKA CENTKAL KAIIAVAV OO. Hy .1 II. DUMONT. Vice rresldunl. Attest JOHN I. . McrAUL'E. < ocrutary. ( SEAL ] WitnessALEX. . G. CHAKLTOX. State of Npbrjal.a. I Dmidas Countv. f On f.ils I'.th ciiiv of JIny , A. D..15Di befor * me. u uninry public ) In and for said county , personally apiiuarod the above nwiaod J. II. Diimonl uud John L. McCazue. who ore toinu personally kno n 10 bo the identical por- soiib who signed the foresolus Instrii- mtmt as vlee jircslilent mid suerctiiry of the iM'braslvi Central Jlaiiwny company : thev ncknouloapfltlie said Instrument lo no Iho voluntary act aud deed of the said Ne braska Central Hallway oumpuiiy and their \oluntury act nnd dned as such vice president and secretary of said eumpuny. Witness my hand und not u rial scnl the date Inst aforesaid. AhEX. U. fllAHLTON. Isi.AUl Nolarv Public Shall the nbove and forcfjoin ? proposition ho npeoptod ami * adopted , shall said bonds bo IB- Buod , ri-slsterud and delivered and shall an an- iiuul tux In addition lo ihe usm.l and all other taxes ho levied iipiin the taxable property of HIP City of Omaha , Duuzlus county. No- braBl.ii , sulliclonl to puy the interest on Mild hunda us it hominies due. und al the time of levying the annual cllv tax. common -Ins llic tenth year prior to the maturity of suid bunds , shall a tax in cddilion lo ull nilior tuxes lie levied upon the tuxiib c projierty of said city of Omahu , DOUR- IIIH ciuiiity , NnliruBka. and coiillnuud annu ally thereafter fromyuai loyear until Ihere- by a binlUnc fund shall huvo Imcn oblained EUfilciPiil lo pay said bonds ut the mulurlty thuruofl1 VES. Tbo above questions shall bo regarded at oncqupsllon and all ballols of lu al votura unst al said uioctlnn contnlnliis the ubovo proiiosltloii anil ( ( iicKtloiis In the form of the olUulul ballots , lo bo prepared by Iho city LCI 1 : of said elty lor said election. with nn "X" mark following the woid "yes" upon Bald olllcial ballot sh.ill he counted In f avcir of the acceptance of bald am mufti d ] ire ; > - osllion , the Issuance of raid honclx ani tlie levy of said laxes In payment of the principal nnd Interest thereof : und all ballots of loxal voters cast at suid election cnntiilnliiK thu above proposition und ( locstioiit. In the form of the olllcial ballot , lo bu prepared by the oily ulurk of Bald city for said election with uu "X" mm it following the wurd "no" upon said otllcial Imilol nhull hu eountitd mid considcrud as acutnst tlio uccniitunup of sain amended propo- Bltlou , the lasuancp of sild bunds mid thu levy of said la-tub In paymunt nf thu liHnulpal and Interest ihuruof. If two-thlrnn of nil the bailout voted by Mild lezalnlurh of said city of Omuha. HoiiRlaH county. Ne- luasl.j , ut said election shall be e < bt In favor of Iho i.ccontanco of s ild amended proposi tion. tlm Issuance of snld bonds and the levy of said laxes In payment of the priuclput und interest thereof , the fnraeuing propo- slt lou will tin held to he adopted und tlm fnro- irnlii ; i.Hislluiis | Mill he hold lu hu answered In favor i if ihu > ssuunco of said luindi uud the levy of said luxes , und ihu u.i'.d bandH thoro- uini , rbHl ! hu Issued , re ltiierud uud dollvorud ; n acci.rduuce with Hie lcrtu and conclllioiu uf K nd amcndud proiiu lllon. and said laies nli iM liti leviiid iicuorilliiKly ; olhorwKo not , \Vhlcliolecllonwlll bo open ul 8 o'clock In tin' morninc , and will cnnliiiuo ojicn unlllO ( . 'cluck in tlio ufteriioiin of thn same dav. H.itu.i at Omaha Nub. . Ihis Ihtli dav of May Ji-'Jl ' ! tslsnedl ( iF.OHOF.l' IIEMIK , r.luyor of i ue CM } of Omu . STOPS THE ACHE AS l.'OTIHKC. WILL. XO HIM I. WOOD'S PENETRATING J ; In advanrr "f or- pi ACTPC ? d"'ar > poiou r-l - ' UHO I * - ' * tcr > , that U vhy it succrrrlj - ylij- \\'u'ji > s TJ-ASIJ : * . in worth lulan iruutik n > L'ct- f COLO nr fVKK N Y. IJepot , ss William St.
