Nebraska Newspapers

    CRETE'S ' CIIAUTAOQDA WORK
Interesting Program for tbo Eleventh
Aunnal Session ,
IT WILL BE OPENED EARLY IN JULY
Location of tlio AlKcinlily Is Ono of tlio
AltrnctUo IVnturcs Ilmv n I'lcimuit
.May He Kiicnt Literary
New * Note * .
Nob. , .Tuno 12. ISpocml to TUB
Jlr.c.1 The liroanm for tlio elovoiilh annum
tcsslnn ol the Oroto Ulmtitauqua nssombly ,
'which will be In soften from July 0 to July
] ( ! . nro now ready for ilntrluution ami com-
pnro fuvoruoly with tlmt of ony previous
year. This Is the oliloit nnd bsst Cliautnu.
ijim asaombly In the stuto , nnd Its program *
nro always superior to these of
other western nssombllcs. Its loca
tion Is nlso very superior
nnd desirable. The 100 aoros of beautiful
campuo , Rrovo and river tank , the pictur-
csyuo Bcenory , the twenty-six permanent
b'llldlncs ' , and the hundreds of snua tents ,
tender the Crete nssomnl.v grounds n most
plnco in which to spend n summer
.
1'uoplo who dcslro to make the most of
their brlof BUtnmcr vituntlnu nnd ( jot the
inoit physical , mental and splriuul onjoy-
Jiioiitfortholoastnionov.caniiono butter man
ntlcnd the coming scss'lou of the assembly.
J'coplo from olhcr towns elton malio up
) iinlo of friends anil como together for n
fortnight tontlns In tlio wood < . Thun they
ndd social plcnauru to the many pleasing
features of tnu ussembly proRiiim. The trip
ro s tncin but little money , mill yields thotn
lureo rolurns nf plunsuro nnd prollt.
The program tins yojr Is , as usual , In
strict nccord with the orlelnnl Chnutiuiqun
plrtii. In fact , on lhi ! Crete program nro
bcvoral nomos that also nppe.ir on the Nuw
York Ulmutauijun program. This spuaks
well for the Crotu progrtim , for none but tlio
bust are lolcr.itcd at tlio original Chuu-
tauqua.
Snprrlor I.i'cturcs Proinlsnl.
That thuro nro to bo some suporlor lectures
this your Is vcrillcd by a casual plunco at
thu proRram for the comini ? Rcsslon. Amonc
the lecturers we notice the nnmos of Dr.
Hanson of ( yhlcapo , Irs. IJurvca nnd Thnln
or Omnha , Huv. Smith Haker , D.I ) . , of llos-
ton , Hov. Albert llushnoll of St. Joseph ,
Mo. , nnd others equally interesting. Dr.
Lasby will Rlvo two of his papular stereopvl-
con lectures , ono being a. superbly illustrated
lecture on "Tho Passion Play of Obor
Ammorgau. " Tno odlclpnt Mrs. P. V. M.
KaymoDd of Lincoln , who conducted the
Lincoln May festival to successfully , is
musical director , nnd will conduct two
chorus training classes dally. This gives nil
nn opportunity of enjoying llrst-clasn
musical drills frco of charge. Mrs. Hny-
mund will nlso conduct the concerts which
uro always suoh an attractive feature of the
assembly. She will Do assisted by the
Acme quartette of Lincoln , the Assembly
chorus , nnd the Lincoln May festival chorus
of over sixty voices. In May people from
Kll over the Rtnto went to Lincoln and paid n
lancy prlco for the privilege of hearing this
line chorus. It can bo heard at th3 Crete
assembly for the usual admission foo.
There will Uc the usual dally bible and
normal classes , chlldror's nnd teachers'
classes , Clituituuqim Literary and Scientific
Circle , round table , etc. These will all bo
conducted oy earnest n.ul competent In
structors.
A new feature 1" found the Sunday School
hournt 4:30 : each day. Thcso meetings will bo
conducted by n ntimbor of earnest workers ,
nraong whom nro noticed the nnmos of the
president and viccpronidcnt of the No-
braslca State Sunday School association.
Mrs. ( JtUhoim Oixon , a reader and imperson
ator who Is well and favorably known
throughout the country , will give ono or two
of her pleasing entertainments. She will
also crlvo daily instruction In elocution
nod volco culturo. Hov. Willnrd Scott ,
the president of tbo nssombly will
prcsldo at tbo various platform meetings.
This assures capable manaijoinont , for there
are few moro cupablo mill pleasing ministers
than Dr. Scott. Ho will also preach the as
sembly sermon and conduct some of the
morning prayer meetings.
Altogether this eleventh annual session of
the Crete assembly promises to bo very pleasIng -
Ing nnd successful. 'Tho public is cordially
Invltod to attand It , thus helping along the
grent Chnutnuqua movement and at thoEamo
time gaining much personal pleasure and
profit.
For tents nnd nil necessary Information
write to the superintendent of grounds , D.
T. Drake , Croto.
iiKiii .SCHOOL COAUIINCIMINTS. ; : :
Kxri-olnrs In Nobnihlci nnil lotvu
Townn.
HAUTINOTOX , Nob. , Juno 12. [ Special to
Tin : Bui.J The Hartlngton High school
commencaratnt exorcises were held nt the
First Baptist cuuroh Saturday evening.
The building was packed nnd many persons
turned away. There wore only two
graduates this year , Misses Cnrrio
Fclbor nnd Abbio May Merrill.
Miss Merrill's oration , entitled "True
greatness , " was delivered in u very able
manner nnd was very interesting to the
largo audlcnco. Miss Folbcr's oration , entitled -
titled "Co-operation nnd Individuality , " \yns
delivered in n very acceptable manner , nnd
showed much study and preparation.
FIUNKUX , Nob. , Juno 12. [ Special to
THE Bun. ] The graduating extrcisos of the
class of " . ! ) of Franklin ncadpmy occurred
Thursday before n largo gathering of frlonds
and visitors from surrounding communities
and this vicinity. 1'hora were two graduates
of the classical course , Charles Ii. Elkms
nnd Miss Klttio Stmcitloton ; 11 vo of the
Bcicntltia course. MUb Maud Bishop , Jnmca
I. Cochrano , Miss Jessie ; Dean , Chancy D.
Warner and Charles A. Yeoman , and three ,
in the huniiipss course , Ilondrlck K. Paine ,
Miss Stella Pnlno and Joseph E. Taylor.
In the afternoon the annual address was
delivered by Kov. Dr. Thaln of Omaha and
wai an improsslvo discourse. The Gaca ca-
UoU gave un exhibition drill on the ncadomy
t'umpiiH and thu alumni association met ut H
o'clock. In the evening n delightful recep
tion was given tun graduates und the frlonds
nf thu academy in the p.irlors of the lustltu-
tlon.
tlon.Tho
The school year just closed has been u
very successful ono und thu teachers feel
ready for tbulr annual vacation. Prof. A.
C. Hart and his corps of teachers huvo been
ungnxcd to conduct the workol the next year ,
tuoy having given satisfaction.
North lmii' DxiifcUns ,
NOUTII Lotii' , Nob. , Juno 12. ( Special to
Tut : BBK.J The llfth annual coininuncontoia
ot the H It'll school \vus held Thursdav iil ht
In the Baptist church , which proved much
too small for tlio accommodation of the
rrowd.Then ) WITO nlno graduates , State
Knperlnlondi'iit Uoudy wan present and nd-
drobbcd the graduate ,
CiuimoN , Kob. , Juno 12. [ Special toTiiu
llii.j : The past week has witnessed the
commoncoinouc exercises o ( the Chadron
lllt'll school and aUo that of the Chadron
ttcadomy , The first mentioned occurred at
Nelson's opera IIOUKO Frldny ovenine.
The house was bonutlfullv decorated and
the program was materially helped by
HL-lectloiii rondercu by Chadrou's musicians.
The classcoimlslcd of Kdwur < l Kason , Beit
Hvnshaw , Boss U'Llnn , Muggio Mlaku und
Mlnniii Bondlxon. Thu on tire class rnndorad
their orations und essays with unusual spirit ,
unit we tuliiK will compare very favorably ,
as regard * tliolr course of study , with any
lilu-li hctiool in iho sltuo.
Tui'siUiy nlk'lit nbout.V ) prominent people
nl down nt Iho annual banquet of Iho Chad ,
ton ticmlomy , Numorons toasts were ro-
tponitcd to , after which nil collogu cruduatus
In the nudiouco Joined In Hinging thu old
11 mo college hongs , Jt w s Indeed a trout , to
nu inun nnil women whoso hair is now bo-
pinning to turn irruy alni ; thu old i ougg ,
AVodiiOHdny uvunlng thn commcncomunt ox-
crcli.04 were held ut the First Cotigrcgatlonul
chuich. Afier Iho llvo Uuslnuis grndu-
ntts were presented with their diplomas , the
KiMduatos in the scivnlitlu and classical
courses delivered their or.Ulon , The fol
lowing were the members of tbo clan :
James Brown , Adu Urown , Eilwiu Aruola ,
Nathan tJardncr and Crali ; Bowdlsb. In
thin , ns well as lu the Hliih tcbool , the muslo
f uriiuhod by our homo lalunt was u very lui-
nortnut part of the program.
Tbo Cbadrou acudcuiy Is ouo of which tuU
portion is , nnd has Jmt right to bo proud ,
Aooul three yoar4 old , having nn elegant
three story and basement brick building ,
with n campus unexcelled ; it has the start
at far as buildings nnd apparatus Is con
cerned , that will Kiildom bo seen In a school
of Its ngu. The enrollment far the past term
has boon In the nolffhuorhoo.l of 101) ) , besides
many of the young folk of tbo town who
attend ,
Wlllirr's Inlric'dlnj ; l'rnir > ini.
Wti.iiGii , Neb. , Juno 1'2. [ Sooclal to TIIP.
UEI : , ] The bovonth annual commencement
of the Wilbur High school at tbo Methodist
Uplscopal church Pruliv ovonln ? nttrnutod n
largo ( fathering ofVilber's pt < oplo , nnd
proved nn Intellectual foist of no ordinary
detrrco. 'Ihls year the clnsa was smaller
than usual , but what It lacked lu qtlnntUv
was made up In quality. It was composed of
thrco young ladies who are not only the
idols of their friends , but the prldo
of the community. Miss Hlrtlo Kilgoro , the
sal itatormn , discoursed upon " 1'ho Progress
of the Ago ; " Miss Poirl Tucker , upon
" ' nnd Tocka , the
"Hopo and Memory , , Mary
valedictorian , upon "Every Cloud Has u
Silver Lining. "
Each were completely deluecd with
bouquets from her admiring friends. Tno
music was furnished by duotlslsund solnlsti
"
from thu vnnotit local "juvonllo musical or-
ffanlz.ttlons. Notwithstanding the tutcnso
heat Iho .spacious church building was
packed and many worj turned away in dis-
appointment.
At tllO llMtll Stllll ! UlllVtTlIt- .
IOWA Citr , In. , Juno 12. [ Special Telegram -
gram to TIIK BUE.J The Iowa State uni
versity commencement exorcises opened
yesterday with a largo attendance of visit
ors , including regents and otliei prominent
citizens. Nine hundred and four studenli
tmvo been in ntlundanco at the in
stitution , iho largest number tu Its
history. The examination in the law school
were conducted by a committee appointed by
the supreme court. The committee reported
favorably on scvouty-threc nppllcants for
graduation who have completed a two years
course.
Flfiv-threo youne men nnd women will bo
graduated this week in the schools of loiters
ters , sclonco mid engineering. Thuro worn
1U * > graduates lust March In Iho schools of
medlclno , denilstry nnd pharmacy. The
mllttnrv department closed with tlio usual
revlow nnd dress parudo. The literary so
cieties hold farewell exorcises , nnd the
senior promenade , u now feature , was much
enjoyed.
'i nli afternoon the nudlonca listened to
t o baccnlnurcato address given by Kov. Dr.
Thomas K. Green , rector uf Oraoo church of
Cedar Hnplds , wno preached nn eloquent
sermon. Tonissht the Voung Men's Chris
tian associations were uddro.srud by Prof.
Oeorco A. CJatos of Iowa college , whospclto
earnestly of Iho growth of Christian worlc
at the State university.
LOOAX , la. , Juno 12. [ Special to TUB
Bin ; . ] Logan demonstrated what It could do
in the way of a crowd Friday ovoning.
There was n class of six grndurtod from the
High school , nnd the people of the country
as well as of the town , turned out In their
honor. L.ogan has done much for the schools
and thov are something to bo proud of. Some
yours ago the board and Prof. J. D. Hornby
prepared a very advanced and high grade
course of study.
So evenly were the honors divided that not
ono of the six was marked higher than the
rest. They were Helta B. Van Scoy , Sam B.
Sloan , Henrietta E. Braytou. Nellie Louisa
Doyle , Maud E. ICndwlos nndVillintn B.
Card. The orationsg were exceptionally
good , varying from Iho usual form of gradu
ating oxorcUus.
Dr. Blrney's Catarrh 1'owdor for cold In
bond. i''or sulo by all druggists. 50 coats.
Dr. CulUinor-o. oculist. Has building
Bunting and all the latest decorations.
Max Mcyur & Co.
DOUGLAS ADDITION.
AVJiy tlio Mutt IT should lo Voted Upon
Tavornlily Sot Forth.
OMAHA , Juno 11. To the Editor of Tun
BER : I desire through the medium of your
paper to call tbo attention of tbo public to
the proposition to bo voted upon on the 10th
of the present month , to ratify and coutlrm
the action of the Board of County Commis
sioners In respect to platting and selling u
portion of the poor farm now known as
Douglas addition.
1 do not think it accessary to enter Into
any argument In support of the proposition ,
hut the voters of the county nro entitled to
an explanation of tbo causes which have
given nso to Us submission.
At the general election in ISSfl , there was
submitted to the people of Douglas county a
proposlf.on to authorize the Board of County
Commissioners to plat and suu-dlvido th'o
east llfty acres of the Douglas county poor
farm and to soil iho lots to such persons as
inighl desire to muvhnso the some. At the
election at which this proposition was sub
mitted there was cast In favor of it 2,930
votes and against auout 700. The proposi
tion hnvinc received , theioforo , moro lhan
Iwo-thlrdsof all the votes cast upon that
subject was declared carried nnd
was bv nil of the public ofllclals of
the county at that time honestly
believed to have been carried. Thocountv
commissioners thereupon caused iho oas't
fitly acres of the poor farm to bo surveyed
into lots , blocks , streets and alloys and 'ad
vertised thcsamofor sale , nnd at n public
sain held in the onrlv part of 18ST sold a
treat many of these lots at such prices as
purchasers were willing at that time to pay.
The money raised from the nalo of lots wont
into a fund known as the "hospital fund"
and was expended as far as
collected in the construction of the
Douglas county hospital. A very largo
part of the purchase pnco still remains to bo
paid and is secured by mortgages upon the
lots , and suits are now pending to foreclose
a part of Ibeso mortgages. Slnco Iho sulo of
these lots , however , the sypromo court In a
similar case from another county has de-
ciaod thai in order lo carry a proposition ot
that kind there must bo cast in Its favor not
Ions than two-lhirds of Iho votes of all per
sons voting at that election und not merely
two-thirds of all votes cast upon the propo
sition. As there were over O.UOO votes
polled at the ccncral election In
IBS ! ! . it Is apparent. that thorn
were not cast In favor of the proposition two-
thirds ot the votes ot all persons voting nt
that election , nnd Ihtn has given rise to n
serious question us to the validity of the
tltlo convoyed by the county and serious ro-
suits hilvo followed. Firat , persons who
hnvo purchased lots and have paid for them
nnd miido Improvements thereon and desire
to hold and retain tholr propertv , llnd their
tillos In a tncnsuro clouded , and should
they RCO Jit to sell or to mortgage
their property would llnd great
dlfllculty Ii : doing so. Second , a
number of parsons who have bought lots
from the county now want to "trade back"
and malco UFO of this apparent , cloud upon
their titles ns a reason why the county
should receive back lots and puy them the
amount of money paid us part of the pur
chase prlco , with interest ut the rate of 7
per cent. Claims of this kind have been
presented to the county , uu to the present
time , aggregating moro than SIUO.OJO , and
should the courts ueuldo that Ihoso people
are entitled to huvo tholr money back a tax
will have to bo levied upon the properly ol
the county to meet these claims and others
of llko imturo , which will doubtless require
tl'O creation ot a judgment fund of upwards
of FiUO.iMO.
'Iho object of tko proposition now baforo
the proilo ; Is to secure their ratification ol
the sales made by iho Doinl of Counly Com
missioners nnd thus at once to perfect nnd
quiel the tltlo of all purchasers who desire
to rutaln their lots , so thut such purchasers
may huyu clear and unclnudud lltio to tnetr
property , and nt iho suttid time to put the
county In u position to furnish absolutely
good titles to all other purchasers und thereby
cutoff their claim to recover $200,000 or up
wards from thu county upon a inero tcchnl
callty.
The people who have the power to author
Izo a fcaioot lands by thu county commission
irs have unquestionably tbo power to ratify
such sale alter It has boon made and should
the proposition now pending before the
VOIOM bo adopted by uot loss than two
thirds of all votes can at tbo cluctl'ju to ba
WANTED
Total limn ut CITIES ,
COUNTIEO , SCHOOL.
- - - J DISTRICTS , I WAT EL-
COMPANIES , ST.R.R.COMPANItB.CU.
C'orrrspondencti sollcuod ,
H.W.HflnBIS & GQMPAHY.Bankers.
103.IBB Daorborn Strant. CHICAGO.
tS Wall Street , NEW YORK.
JO State 01. , BOSTON-
hald upon tha Wh It will s&ve DouJlM
"
county moro Ih&n "J330.000 and will malct >
peed and psrfoot the titles of all purchaser *
in Douglas addition , 1. J , M.UIONKV.
UM.lll.l.
Tlirlr llnin ? lluriicil.
A ono-storv frnmo cotlngo nt Sixteenth
nnd Wymnn streets was bumed to the
ground early yesterday morning. The build'
ing was not worth over ? 10J , but to at least
two pcoplo It i cornea a loss thut could never
bo ropalrcd , The cottage belonged to Anton
Sovlnlski , who occupied It with his
wlf'i nnd Infant child. Anton had
utilv bcon In this country a year
and his wlto joined him nbout thrco months
ORO. They had Invested nil tholr savings In
the tltilo unsightly building nuu the meager
stocli of furniture "that U contained. They
were nwuKeiieil yesterday morning by the
hot breatn uf the II fuai nnd m a uunricr of
an hour all tholr earthly possessions were In
u flics.
It wni n pathetic picture as the couple hung
over the ruins of tholr treasures , wringing
their hands and trying to express In broken
English the extent ot their loss. It wat
nearly noon before they could bo Induced to
leave the spot. A subscription has been
started to asaUt them In rebuilding their
homo. _
Children's Diiy.
An Interesting program was rondornd at
the First 1'resbytorlan church last evening
In honor of Children's day. There was n
large nudtenco and the children had n prom
inent purl in the exorcises. Thu program
was tit follows :
Anlhom . Coming Thro' the Portals" .
Invocation . Hov. KoUcttl. . . Wlict-lor
y.inn . God nf ChUH'li and Nation.
r-uripturu Heading . Miss Jo.iunrtto Million
Kstay . MlM Havens
India's ( J , ill . .Miss Anna 1'owlur
Itieltathm . Nannie Iliuton
Keeitation , Trnstlin ; and Worklim .
. lly Four l.lttlo ITlrls
The Two Illblus . .Mnbol UIIM.OII
Sim Servlco. . . . . . , . Infant 1) uss
Hocltutlou . . . llooruo Kerr
Hucltatlon . May Troiivon
V'oual.-olo . Kdlth Dennis
Kucitatlou . I'orry Wheeler
Itecltutlon . Kltiy Koncrts
Keeil.itlun . Muy Itoblusuu
Soin. IKt the Hulls . Uy the School
ThuG hlldroii's day service at the First
Methodist church was postponed until next
Sunday.
Notct and IN'rAiumli.
The regular mcotlnc of the elty council
will occur this evening.
The ladies of the First Christian church
vlll give a social Friday evening.
James Phillips , chief engineer for the
Cudahy Packing company , was taken se-
iously 111 yesterday.
Hov. Father Illcklo will loayo tomorrow
or Ogden , U. ' ! . , with Iho ir.tention of malt-
ng that city his future homo.
Miss Muudo 1C. Novcomb returned yostor-
lay from Qushnoll , Nob.\vhoro ehe has been
Isltlng for the past four months.
C. P. O'Harn , who was captain of police
under Mayor Sloane , has accepted the po-
illon of day police for Swift. & Co.
The local lodge of Good Templars will give
a social at the First Methodist church this
evomntr. A literary and musical program
vlll bo rendered.
The 7-yoar-old son of Joe Madden , of
Twenty fifth and M streets , who died of
dipthcrla Saturday night , was bu--ied nt 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
A number of the ofllcials of the G. H.
Hammond company , who have been In the
city supervising the construction of the now
buildings , loft for the east yesterday. The
) arty comprises Andrew Comstoclc of Provi
dence , H. a. , president ; J. P. Lyman , Chicago
cage ; general manager ; J. U. Blandish , Ue-
.rolt , secretary nnd treasurer ; and Directors
jcorgo II. Hotchkiss ana T. H. Wheeler of
tfcw York.
Dr. Blrnoy's ' Catarra Powder euro
catarrh. For sale by all druggists. 5D cents
The "pool" of the Governor's ' Guards of
Colorado cround out the following poem a
'ow days ago and sent a proof to Secret iy
Aitchlson. Air "Marching Through
Georgia. "
Wo roprescnt the Silver State
In Omaha's prize drill.
We'regolnc lo try to win , my boya ,
We're drilling with n will ;
We'll win thai pr.zo or perish , boya ,
Or else we'll have our 1111
Of drilling for a prize lu Omaha.
ciionus.
Hurrah ! Hurrah ! From ihe Silver State
are we.
Hurrah ! Hurrah ! forcrand old Company B
Wo come from Colorado , boys ;
A jolly crowd are we.
Marching on to Omaha.
The first prl/o Is five thousand , boy ,
The product of the hills ,
The scoonl Is one-half iho money ,
We'll take thai with a will.
We're golirz to try und win , my boys.
Or struggle onward still ;
Murchlnz on lo Omaha.
Oliouus : Hurrah ! Hurrah ! Etc.
Wo rourcsont the Silver Stale ,
All glory to her name !
We're yo\nf \ there to win n prize.
To give our grand state fume.
We'll tiy ami gel the modal boys.
On "II11 there Is no shame.
Marching ou to Omaha.
CHOIIUS : Hurrnhl Hurrah ! Etc.
Our captain's name is Ilolnl ; . ' , boys ,
A gallant man la ho ;
He'll take UH all lo Omaha ,
A drill you'll surely see ;
We'll obey our cuptalr.'s orders , boys ,
He'll load to victory.
Marching on to Omaha.
Clinitus : Hurrah I Hurrah ! Etc.
Our first lieutenant. Ooorgo Lower ,
With him we'll lake our stand ;
Lieutenant Harris In the ranks ,
Our upiioaranco will be cr.ind.
We'll inarch with vim , nil praise to him ,
Our captain in command ,
Marching to Omaha.
CIIOHUS : Hurrah ! Hurrah ! Etc.
1'lttVATB TllOllNTON ,
Poet Laureate "Tho Governor's Guard.
JUKI ) .
Ruttcei nf Jive limn or lent witltr this head , fifty
cent * ; each aMlttdnal line ten
GKELRy At 4 p.m. Juno 11 , M i r yAb < >
loved wife of Thomas M Greoly , ut St.
Joseph's hospital , aged 115. Funeral from
residence , I2UJ Botih llth , Funeral notice
B later.
Worn-out ,
"run-tlown , " fco-
blo women , need
Ur.Pierco'sFnvor-
ito Prescription.
It builds them up.
It's a powerful ,
W restorative tonic ,
' or Btrength-giver
frco from nlco-
hol nnd lujurl-
' " * ous drugs. The
entire syBtem Is renewed nml invigorated.
It improves digestion , enriches the blood ,
discls [ nclics and pains , gives
anil restores iiesu nuu bircngiu. J\a
a. soothing nervine , it allays nnd subdues
hysteria , spasms , nnd nil tho. nervous symp
toms commonly attendant npon functional
nnd orgnnio dibcoso. It's the only guaran
teed medicine for women , It docs what is
promised or It askn nothing. It gives batis-
iudion , in ovcry COM , or the money paid for
it Is refunded. No other medicine for wo
men is sold on finch terms.
That's the way its makers prove their faith
in it. Contains no alcohol lo inebriate ; no
syrup or sugar to derange digestion ; a legiti
mate medicine not a bevel-aye. Purely vege
table und perfectly harmlcui in any condi
tion of the bytleni.
PROPOSALS FOR CURBING.
Buiilod nropnsals will bo received by the tin-
daihlgued until l : 0 o'clock p > in. June -Itli.
1M ) ' , fur curbing with white Colorado Niiud-
stone , red Onloradn sunUstono und llereii
bundstono , aciordlu ? to spccltlcatlons. Ninth
Htiuut fn > m 1'uclllo street to alley north of
1'iiollle street. co'imrUod ' In htroet Improve-
inciit district No. ITU In the ellv ot Oinnlri.
Kach hid to t.pculfy a price i > or lineal foot for
the eurbliiii compline ou the street In haul Im
provement district.
Work to bo done In accordance with ulaus
nnd specifications * ! ) ! llle lu the olllco of Ihe
Hoard of I'ubllu Works ,
1'ropoBaln to bo made on printed blanks fur-
nlbhud by the boa id , and ihi'so aucoiupunlud
with 11 certllled cheek lu the sum of MJU. pay
able to the elty uf Omahu. a uu evldtucu uf
good fulth ,
The boird reserves the rluht to reject any
or ull bids , und to waive itefeetH.
I' . W. lllKKIIA.IISr.lt.
Chairman Hoard uf 1'n 41c U'oil , .
J'JTTJM
ANTA CLAUS
OWES ITS REPUTATION AND
SUCCESS TO IT'S OWN
/ ERITS.
IT IS PURE , UNADULTERATED.AND FOR
RAPID CLEANSING POWER HAS NOEQUAL.
IT i s INVALUABLE. IN KITCHEN & LAUNDRY.
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.
CHICAGO ,
SCHENCK'S
PILLS
Purely Vegetable and Strictly
Reliable.
They act DIRECTLY und PROMPTLY
on tlio Liver tunl Stomach , rostorlncrtho
constipntcd oitrnns to healthy activity ,
uid are n POSITIVE nnil PERFECTLY
SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION ,
LIVER COMPLAINT , SICK HEAD
ACHE , BILIOUSNESS , and nil other
diseases arising from n disordered con
dition of the Liver and Stomach.
They are the Only Hollblo Yc-gntablo Liver
Pill Sold : They are I'orfcclly Harmless : There
ro I'uroly Vojzotnblo : Try Them.
DK. Schenck's lloolc on Consumption , Liver
Complaint and Dysnoniln Bent Kroc.
J. 1 fcCllI CK&gON. I'hllndclphla '
A Key
TO GOOD LOCKS ; the trade
mark of { he YALE & TOWNE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY ,
which identifies tiie YALE LOCK ,
of which it is the sole maker.
The market is flooded
with shams ; every genuine -
. uine YALE lock or key
now bears the trefoil trade
mark as shown herewith.
A now and Complete Treatment , confuting oj
Buppoillorles , Olatmont la nnpiuloj , alia In Box
nit fills : a I'ojHlTO Cure for Kitornal. loternal
blinder DledcllDg Itolilnjj , Chronic , Hcoent or Hero Jl-
larr Pllos. TJS ! HomoJy hn never bcon known to
fall. SI per box. 6 for 13 : aantrjy mall.Vlir suffer from
this lerrlbla rtlsea > o when a written guarantee Ii
positively nl'on wltb n borei or rotund the ruonejr If
not cnrctl Send Btaruplor free 5nmple. UunraQtoQ
Issued br Kultn A Co. , Urungliti , Solo Aeoats , corner
IBanflDoc gla tre . Omaha. Kcb. _
INDIAN DEPREDATION CLAIMS
Persons who have lost property from Indian
raids should ( llo tholr claims under the Indian
Dcproclnt'on Actot March I , 13)1. ) The time Is
limited , an J the claims are taken up by tin
courtin the order In which they are received.
Take Notice that all contracts entevo.i into
with attorneys prior to the Act are mila
null nnd void. Information Riven and all
claims oromptly attended to by iho
BEE BUREAU 01J CLAIMS.
0 lice Itniltllna.
OMAMA. NEBRASKA.
lliirean Is ciKir.intooJ by ihe
Omaha Hoe. tno I'louocr I'ross and Iho S.iu
Ifrnuclsco K\uulner. :
NOTICE Ol' ASSESSMENT OP DAMAGES -
AGES FOR GUADING JONES ,
JACKSON , HOWARD AND
OTHER STREETS.
To the owners of all ( ots , p.irls of lots and real
oslato uloni ; Janus street from : iltl > slreol to
yjth street , Jaukson htrout from Ullh street
to ; itli struot , Howard btrcet fiom .1.1(1 ( street
lo IIOlli slruot , llulf Howard street from
Kodlclc Grove tu UUth struct , 31th street from
l.oavonworth street to llulf Howard street.
U-'ilh struct from Jones street to llarnoy
etrcot , and 3Uh avanno from Loavenworth
street to Half How.trd street.
You are huroby notltled thst the undorslencd
tlircndlslntereRted freeholders of Iho clly of
Omaha , huvo been duly appointed by the
mavnr , with the approval of iho city council
of said city , to assess iho damaicolo the own
ers respectively of the property directed by
tj : Jones Btrcul fro U4th stioet tollflth
street , JacUson street froin.'lltn street to : ! lh
street , Howard street from Ulrd struot tollltli
street , Half Howard street from Hudlclc
Grove to IKilh street. : i4th htreot from Leaven-
worth Hlrcot to Half Howard street , 3Hh
street from Jones street to llarnoy Blrcot ,
and IHth avenue from Loavenworth street to
llulf Iluwnril street , doolnrod nucessury by
Ordinance No. ii'JTH. uussed Muy 24th , Iti'J- ' , ap
proved May Stitli. J8Ti
Vou are further notified , that liavlric ac-
ccptod said appointment , and duly nuullllcd
ns required by law , wo will , on the .Mill day of
June , A. I ) . 189. ! . ut the hour ot 10 o'clock In
the forenoon , at Ihe olllco of T. 0. llrunnor ,
Uoom 1 , Ware Block , within the corporate
limits of said clly , nfcot for Iho purpose of
etmslilurlni ; nnd making Iho nmessmonl of
UnmuiiO to Iho ounetH respectively of siild
piopcrty , nlTootod by sitld crudlni ; , tiikliiK
into consideration special honoflts , If any.
Vou are notified to bo present ut the llmo
and place aforusa'il. ' and iiiiiko any ohjuotlons
loorslalomunlH conceriilntf s ld iissossiuuul
of du.nupcs . us ir ° " " " n1li1tlJNN0iur'
"H,11""Tc | , | ' '
* > V. J. MOUNT.
J JAS. II. IIALIMVIN ,
CoiiunlttGO of AppralHors.
Omaha , Juno 10th , 1BUJ. JlKllOt
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
Boated proposals will bo received by the
umlorxlKiiod until li)0o'clook ) p. in. . Juno 24th ,
ISiK , for the followinglilnilb of paviriB iniita-
rltil , vl/ : " "
Sheet uHphallum > , ' ]
Blutix Fulls or other cranlto.
\Vliltu Colorado s indstone.
Hod Colorado sandstone.
\VoodnilV , Kiuis.m , stone.
Vitrllled brick.
And brick blockg , aJljuocordliiR lospoolllca-
Kur'uavlni : part of'tbo followliiK streets and
alleys In the city of % Om lm. comprised In
struot Imnrovomoiit districts Nos. 440 , 4Ui nnd
470 ordered Imiinived Uy Ordinances Nos. JOUO.
IlO'Jl and MM respuotlvcly. nnd more particu
larly ausurlbotl us tai QWS. viz ;
No. 44ii-Alloy liifilruk 18.city.
No. 487-Aley Inl block ia , city , from JOth
etrcot to Mth Btretil. "
No. 47U- Ninth struct from 1'uolflo street to
alloy north of I'uolMo mruot.
Kuril bid to specify a prlco perwiuaro yarrt
for the paving complulo In the street und
"
\Vork to bo done In accordance with plans
and Hpoulllculloiis on llle In tlio ollk'o of Iho
Hoard of 1'ubllo Works.
iuch ; proposal lo bo made on printed minus
furnthhod by the boird , und U ) bo iu'o in-
pnnled by a certlllcd check In the sum of KOU ,
p lyiible lu the uliy ( if Uiiiuhu , us an evidence
uf uootl faith. . .
The bour.l will uwurd the contract for the
dllTerotit llnd of miiterlul nubjoot to thiiho-
lui'tloii of the iimtorlul bv the iiroporty own-
cm or the mayor und oily council.
The board reserves the rlelit to reject uuy
or all bids and to walv e * tftHA
{ ( JBEUi
Chnlrmnnor the lltmrl of I'ubl eVorns. .
Omulu , t\vu. , Juiiebth , 1 J- . Juno U-i-U-U
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
dr ira Xrtoft.11 Ul ° followl"s
1. > f."J block ii Wiilnul Hill.
'Vlbl'l ' < ; b " " " -nliu'-t ntltlltlon.
V ! W f t ofv : u.i ft ha 1(1 ( llattlotl's addition.
Ij'Jt 1 Terrace mldillun.
Ni"r.V' ' 44 ' ! ' , ' , ' ! ot 4 1)loclc ) Il : Improvement As-
uddltlim.
Kuslji of iioitu 14 lots Ha-icnll &ltoBors sub
otltt ) < i.ii.ri , iiS. HoirerV pint of Ukohoma.
Lol U block II DruWs uddltlim ,
Lotll bliH'kJI Druko's uddllUm.
Loll ) block Ii Mut ill's addition.
Lots 8 tiiKlOblockSiuid lot ,1 In block 0 lu
Marsh's addition.
North ' { ol lot 8 block n Marsh's addltlun.
Lots II aim IS block 7 Monn.oiith Park.
Lot in ii ock 7 Mimmoulh Park.
Notth } j of east ( lot uiiuml ; south M of east
/.of lot : i hlocko Park I'laoe.
Lots I'nrmciitcr place.
Illocl ; 7 I'urmcntcr place.
Lot ? Kodlok's drove.
LolH Krdlclc's dtovo.
Lnt3blovkfl8iibllvJ T. UodicUN addition
Lots 1:1 : and 14 block U Shlnn'suM ndtllllon.
LolII block 'J Hhull's ndillllon.
LotsSJ nnd 2t block S Wiilnul lllll.
Lot ' 4 block ti Walnut Hill.
Lot 8 block S Dniku's addition.
Lot ! ) block ' . ' Ir.iku'sn'llltlon.
Lots 10 und III block 2 Drake's addition ,
LottlbloekT Drake's iiiltllt Ion.
Lots 1 , 2 and 4 block 7 Drake's addition.
South , ' of Bouili ! 4 of loin block 25S. oily.
Noitii M of south > , i of lots block 259 , city.
North ' ,5 of lots block ' . ' 58. clly.
Eau / ' of lots Keys' sub lolO Capitol addi
tion.
KastlOfeotof west 200 feet lot 10 Dartlotfs
addition.
Lot l binck 4 Uoccs & Hill's addition.
Lot ICWUIso's addition.
Lot 7 block A S Patrick's add Illon.
Lol I blook2 A S I'atrlck's addition.
South 41 feet of lot 4 block 13 , Improvement
Association addition.
Lots 3 and 4 block 8 Hawthorne nildltlon.
South 117 foci of north ! jof lot 4 bloou 13 Improvement -
provoment Association.
Lots 13 und 14 b.ook 4 Lakovlow.
Soulh70feolotlotl ! b.ock U Lowe's addl-
llon.
llon.North
North 73 feet of lot 0 block U Low's addi
tion ,
West Viof noitli "i of lot 8 of Hascnll k
liogers' sub of lots.O , f > 7 , 53 , Kogers' plul of
Okahoma.
LoU 1 itnU 2 block G Walnut Hill.
Lots 2. : i. 4 , block III I'oppluton Pant.
Lot 4 dlv lot Keys' sub U.ipltol addition.
North 40 foot of South ij lot 1 block 13 Im
provement Association.
Lot 4 blo-k 3 Drake's addition.
llavo been declared by oidlnanco Xo. 3023 t ,
bo ntils.int'cs by reason of the existence of
Blaunaiit water upon the same or banks of
carlh cavlii ) ; over ail jaccnl sidewalks.
Yciu uro hereby dlieclcd to abate said nuls-
nnccs within sl\ty clays of the date of this no-
tlceor snid nuisance ! , will bo abated by the
city authorities and the expense thereof lev
ied as u special tax URiilnsl Ihe properly ou
which sakl nuisances e.\lst.
The boird : of public works will be In session
on tlio4th dav of June. 16'.l.botwOon the hours
of 1 und 3 , al which time an opportunity wilt
bo cl veil you to be heard In regard to said
nuisances.
Dated Ibis 18th day of May. 1S ! > 2.
I' . W. mitKHAUSER.
Ulinlminn of the Board ot I'ublle Works of the
City of Omaha. Juuo :1-13-14-15-1B
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM
AGES FOR GRADING.
To the owners of nil lots , parts of lots nnct
real citato aloiiic Sixth Mreet , from a point f > ( ) J
foot south of Iho south line of Credit Fancier
addition to Bancroft street.
You are hereby notified that the under
signed , thrco disinterested frco holders of Die
clly ot Omaha , have been duly appointed by
Iho mayor , with the approval of the city
council of s.ild city , to assess Iho damages to
the owners , rcspectlvolv. of the prou-
erty nlTocteil uy gr&iilnx Sixth street
from a point . > 00 foot f-outli nf Ihe
south line of Credit Fonder addition to Ban
croft street , declared necessary by otdlnuiico
No. 3057 , passed May J ' , 1M)1 ) , approve : ! .May
12 , Jb9. .
You are further notified that having ac
cepted Htild appolutm"iit and duly qnallllod
us requlied by law. wo will , on the ITth day of
June. A. D. Ib'J : , at the hourof M o'clock n the
forenoon , at the olllco of Shrlvor & O'Donu-
lioe. HOi rarnum street , within Iho corporate
limits of s.ild city , meet for thu puiposuof
cons dorlm ; und making the assessment of
damnco to the owners respectively of hald
property , affected by said uradlni. , taking
Into consideration special bcnelHi. It any.
You are notified to be present at the time
and place uinresald and make any objections
to or statements eoncornlni said assussmont
of damages as you mav consider proper.
T.'d. ll'ltUNNEIt.
T. U. MCOULLOOH.
Omaha Juno 4 , 1602. JUdlOt
SOUTH OMAHA.
Union Stock Yards Company
SOUTH OMAHA ,
est cattle , hoi ; und tbccp market In the west
COMMISSION HOUSES.
OEO. BURKE & FR AZIER
L1V13 STOCK COMMISSION.
THE LKADKKS.
Qfl ftMAIIll Write to this house for cor-
OU. UJIMla | reot Market BaporU.
Wood Brothers ,
South Omaha Telephone 11V7. - Chlcaffo.
J.I ) . DADIS.MAN. I
\V. 11.VOOI ) . [ M nriKor > .
Market reports by mall and wire cheerfully
furnished upon application.
TI-1B
Campbell Commission Co.
Chlcaen , KastKt. Louis , Kansas City , South
Omahu , r'loux Oily , Kort Worth.
A. Crlll , W , V. Dunny , II. K , Tttllmad.'O ,
ClilciKO. Hoi Huloinmn. Cattlorialoinmn
Grill , Denny & Company ,
Llvo Block Commission. Hoom 27 Uxctmnito Illd'e ,
boutli Oni.ilm.
A. D. Boyer &Company ,
f and VJ Kvcliaiiio BulldlnBouth Omaha.
Correspondence Bollclteit anil uromptty ansvrorj'l. '
Kpcclul ulttiiilloii to orders for stockora 1 lojilurj.
Kitatillibcd , 183' ' ) . . . . Inooriiorntud , ISJt
ullr palil , fW.UJJ.
\Yaggoner Birney Company ,
Write or wire un for prompt anil rollublo uuarkot
reports.
Perry Brothers & Company ,
Mvofitnck Commission.
Uoom 51 KchaiiKo Building , touth Omaha
Telephone 17J7.
M. H. Hogarty & Oo. ,
Ilooms CO and 61. Kx- Iloom 31
ehtiiuellulldluir. Building.
Sou th Omaha , - Neb Souih Oinah - Neb
SOUTH OMAHA. BANKS.
Union Stock Yard National
UANK.
The only bunk nt tliu yardi. Capital and tut-
nlui.KJU.UUO Collections itiowlng out of Hie lira
tuck builnvts tuutild bu sent direct to tuls bank.
Hiilppurs can deposit for crudlt ol tuelr liumu bank
wliuruvvr luuutuJ.
OMAHA
'and
>
PERMANENT SIDEWALK RKrfO-
LUTION.
Council Chamber , Omaha. Neb , May 24 , 181 J
Bo it resolved by the City CYmncil of the Uity
of Omaha , thu .Mayor concmrlnj , ' :
Tnat pornmnent smaw.ilks bu constructad In
the city of Omaha as di-MKiiatad balo\v , within
ilvo days after the public ition nf this rosolu-
tinn , or the personal service thereof , as by or-
dlnanco is authorized and requlfed , such side
walks to bo laid to tlio permanent trailo ns es
tablished ou the paveilHtrects spuelllPcl herein
and to bo constructed of stor.oor artificial sumo
urcordltiKto spoclllcations on Illo In the olllco
of the Hoard of I'ubllc Works , und under Its
supervision , to- wit :
North sldo of Capitol avenue , west 42 feet lot
0 block 7fl city. 20 feel wide , permanent grade.
West sldo of loth st. . lot 1 block 70 city , 1U
fcnt wl.le. permanent prade.
Kast.slduof I'llh st. , south 109 feet lot 4 block
172 city , 10 feet wide , permanent irradc.
South sldo of Jaekson st. . lol i block 17J clly ,
10 feet wide , permanent KiMilo. , ,
North side ( if Hurt St. , lols 5 nml 8 block a 17
city , 0 fcotwlilo. iiennatlent gr.ido.
North side of Uoilgo st . oust 50 feet lot 7
block ill , elty.
North side of Capitol avenue , lol 8 block .1 ,
city , ! il foot wide , paimiiiiont urailo.
liustsldoot Kith st , Iol4 , bloukUO , city , 2J foot
wldo , pormiinout crade.
Wesl silo of 12th St. . lots 1 and 8 block 00 ,
city. 'M foot wide , poiiimnent grade.
North Hide of Jiioksonst. lilts 5 , 0. 7 , 8 block
1CH , city , I- fool wldo. pi'niiiinont uraile.
South side ot Jackson Hi. . Iot2 block 17' ' , clly.
SOfuel wide , permanent Krado.
rjimlh side of Capitol live. , lots.lnm ) 4 , block
87. city. 20 foot wldo , iicrmniumtimuu ) .
En.st sldo of lllth St. . lot fi block IU7 , city , 18
feet wide , permanent Kr.ulo.
p.asthldo nf il.tb ht. , lot 4 block 171. city , 8
feel wide , nermniiont crude. , , ,
Houth Hide of Uapltul uvi- . lot 2 block 83 city ,
SO feet-wide , pormunonl grade. , . , , ,
North sldo of JIIO'KSOII nt. , lots fl nnd 0 , block
IC7. city , I ! feet wldo. uormiincnt uniilo ,
Bonth side of Howur.i st. . lot 1 block llil.olty.
20 feet wldo. pin niunont irrudc.
North side of llarney Ht. , ount 15 lot 0 , block
13 < i. city. 81 feet wide , uurmanont grude.
Kast side of IHh st. . lot n block HO , city. 20
foot wide , iicrmani'iit iiradc.
North Hide of Jnokhon st. . lolsfl. 7 , B block 100 ,
cltv. IS fool wide , permanent i-'i-a 10. ,
h'oiillihideof JuelM i St. , lots 1 , ' . ' , . ! , 4 block
171. city , 12 fi'ol wide , permanent Krude.
Andtia it further resolved. . .
U'hut the Board of I'nbllu Works lie , nml H
hi-reoy authorized and dlroctodto oiiiue " < ' py
of tlusrnsolutlon to ba pnbllshoil In the omeWi
aax. or uo Herved 0.1
paper of tha elty for onu
'
thi'ownors of snlil lots , unit Unit iinleHsHiieh
owners shall within llvo days after the nubile i-
llon or servlco of oucn copy ri > n ruciii ilil
Bldnwnlks us liorein reimirod , thai Ui ' or < l
of 1'ubllo Works cuuss the sumo t'i be uono , the
"ost of cotiMriictlnB stld HldowalKs rospectlvo-
snsr ' .
.
<
I'realdent'or the ( /ouucll
AJOHNOUOVK3 , City Clerk.
AffiS5.VpHB ! MIS. Mayor.
NOTIUIS TI ) UONHTKUOT SlDEWAI.K.
Totboowaursof Iho lots , parts ot lots nnd
real osiiuo descrlljud in the uiiovo resolution :
Vou and each ot ynuuro huioby notlilod to
construct permanent BlrtawullcK as reiiutrod by
ti resolution of the city Council and .uuvor of
the City of Omaha , of which the above la a
lopy. 1' . W , HlllKHAUHKII.
Chairman Hoard ot 1'ubllo Work * ,
Omaha , Neb , , JunoOth , IblU ,
JO 171
NOTICE OP ASSKSSMKNT OK DAM
AGES FOR GRADING OF
1DTH STREET.
To the owners of all lots , parti of lots and
leal estate alon Nmetuenth Btieot from
MIIKOU Btroot to I'lurco street :
You nro hereby iiolltlod that Iho nmlni-
Bltrned , three dUlntfr nted froBholders of the
city ofOnutha , have been duly upjiolntod uy
tin mayor , with ihoupnroVfilof the city CDIIII-
cil uf Biild city , to tibtuhti thu dnmaxo to the
ownura respuctlvoiy of thu property ulToolod
by urudlni ; Nliiotconth Hlruul from Mason
Htrout to 1'jerce Hlroot , dcolurd necemary by
ordlnuiiPo No , : i 01. passed Maich IIJ. 18X' , ao
lirovod A ui 111 , 1KU ,
You uro fuilhcr iiotlflcd , that , h.ivlii ! , ' nc-
cented s.ild uppiiliitinoiit. and duly iinullllcd
as roiiu.rcd by law. we will , mi the ihlth day of
June. A. Ii. lbti > , ut the liimr of 'o'clock In the
afternoon , lit the ollli-o of T. O llr tinner. Hoom
I , Ware block , within the corporate limits y <
s ild city , nient for tbo purpose of consUlvrlfniy
and maklnKtho assessment ofdaniao to ( lur
owners respectively of said pioperly. uH'ccteil
by said inulln . taking into consldoralloii
special benellu. If any.
Vou are notllloil lo bo present ut the t'nia
and place aforesuld , and make any objoclloni
to or BlutcmoiUs concoinlni s ild mscssmont
of clumuKOS , us you may consider nmnc-r.
(
JOHN MKuurrr.
.
Committco of Appralsors.
Omaha , Juno 7. 1W- ) . J.dlOt
PROPOSALS FOR SLOPING BANKS
OF EARTH.
Sealed proposals will be toeplvod by tha
undersigned until 1 : ) p. m , July 1. 18'J. ' , for
Kruillni ; and hlopln down hanks of earth , nn
liuvu been ilnelaroil a nuisance us per ordin
ances Nos. iiJ.i , : un , iij.it. : ioi7 : , : ww , , wi , IIJBIJ.
HOGS U'lou. ' aim IW7J , rospcctlvoly , anil dt'fiorlbou
us follows :
Ldisfi und n In block ml , city.
l.otil In Horbuch's addition.
Tax lot II In seal Ion ! : . ' . township 15. raiio ( 13
Iot 10. O.inltol addition , bultii ; lot ut houth-
w < % st. corner of llarney und 21th hlreetii.
iMl 10 , McUaiidllsh I'liice. iiml front
poillou of lots 18 and 1 ! ) of Keys subdivision -
division In loll ) . Capitol ndJlllon. on llioHoiith
Hldn llurnoy htiuet butwi'im'ilth htn-ot anil
L'lth stiuot ! sub lot.'lnf lot 7 , Cup Mil addition.
on the south silo of l < 'urnuin street , und thu
uast sldn of'Itli Htreot ; Hub lot U of lol H , Cap
itol addition , on Iho south Hide of Iliirnor
street butwuoii''Uth htroet undSltli Htront ; Hill )
lot 14 nf lol U , Capitol addition , on the
Hldu of llarney street liotwocn ' , 'Oth ' stiool ami
Jlthslrciiti sub lot 111 of lot U , U.inltol addition ,
on the south sldo of Hiiimiy slruol hetwoen
iUth and 'Jllli Htrcuts , all In tlio city of Omaha.
Kuch Illllim to ba dimii In accordance with
the Instructions of the clly onalnoer und
board uf publlo works.
Bui will bo IIIIKIU ou prlntod blunks fur-
iihliud by HID board , und lo he nucomp.inled
by a. certllled check In the bum of l.ltrj , oay.
nhlolDlliu city of Omaha , us an uvldounu of
end fulth.
Thu board reserves the rlKht lo reject any
Ohntrni'in ' Boiirdof I'ublto Works.
Omaha , Neb. , Juno Uth , ISitt. J-ia-H-L-O-.1 !
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM-
AGKS FOR GRADING.
To Iho owiferri of lols and parts of lotH and
real estate. In block 10. Konnl.ulib supple.
montiiry addition , und In block 1 , Kounuu
Uli addition. . . . ,
Vou uro hereby notified that the uiidor-
shtiied , three < liHlit | ri > 4tod freoliolderx uf the
eltyof Omuln. have been duly upimlntwd by
the mtiyor , with tha approval of the city
council nfsalil elty. to assusi tbo dainiixo tel
l he owners respectively of the pmiiorly uf-
fcctod by Kradltr. alloy lu block 111. Kount/a
4th sunplumuiiliiry uddlttcn. nnd alley lu
blook I. Kuiint/u 4th addition , declare : ! iipp-
ussury b Mirilliiancon,8J : , jiaHSua .May I'l , IbUi
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UIVouVuroViirtrierJno'tinort1 | that havlnif ac
copied rmlcl iipiioliitiaurit. ami ' . ' ' " /"i ' ( , t 1
HH requlroU by law. w.i will , on tliu Ml ; c y of
Juno. A. D. ifo. ' . attliu l' ' " / < ! ' 1l"MV.rU\L , [ \ , '
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tlui rorunnon. t tlio ollluo of McV1"oi , '
room hi- ' . Now Viirk I.lfo iJiilluliiK. viUiilii tliu
coriionitlvo llnilwof aalil < - . ' > iJ1t'oJ'0 ; ' '
. . . . _ . . . . , . . .f . . . . . . . .Illnvltitr ii rill lillLklllJ tllO IIHSOHV-
ut'ouiiroimUHod to b prciunt ut Iho time
and place ufniesald and make uny objection *
to or statements concornliiK xuld iiHsoss
of dumuKcs uu you may connliler jiroper.
JAMblHHTobkDAUX
W. 11. UATKd.
Omuha , June 0,16 % J7dl0l