THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; TUESDAY , JUNE 11 , 1892.
OMAHA ORATORS AT CHICAGO
' They Address the Bopnblican Ratification
Mooting at the Auditorium.
HENRY ESTABROOK'S ' BRILLIANT EFFORT
Wit nnil IHnquonce I'lciiMiiKlr Cummin-
Klod A. Short Syninl | * of Ills Speech
ilolin All 'Ilittrstiin Atftn fepeuhs
A. ( Irciit .Mrctlni ; .
CHICAGO , 111. , Juno 13. | Spoclal to Tun
Br.n.l The ratification mooting hold last
night at tbo Auditorium was a gathering' ,
which , from n point of number * nnu enthusi
asm , will bo tmrU to equal. The spoecnos
\voro eloquent and over/ speaker received
close attention. Beside * CJovcrnor McKlnloy
of Ohlonnd other distinguished speakers , two
Omaha Koutlomon , Whoso reputation ai orator -
tor Is nntlonnl John M. Thurston and
* Henry I ) . Kstabrook paid tribute to renub-
llcnnlsin nnd President Harrison and bis ad-
mii.Utraiton In words whoso ecboas will
ring nnd bring conviction lone after tbo bat *
tic of bnllots shall have been fojiRht and
won.
Henry IXiibrnnk' * Sprrcli.
Mr. Ustnbroolt's speech way Indeed a bril
liant eiTort , und the frequent applause which
Rroolod the spoaxor attested thoanproclatinn
of his hearers. It was In substance as fol
lows :
To cheese between friends Is always a sad
necessity , and means sometimes , the losa of
jfrisndshlp. Tbo republican parly has
chosen from among Its friends twostanduid
bcarors , who will carry Its banner to yet
nnotlior victory that ulnrloiH banner at
once the ensign of thu ronuollu nnd of tbo
republican party : for every st'rlpo of It has
boon todecmed "by republican valnr ; every
slur of It bus become n llxcd star BO long us
republican guardianship shall oiulurot In
dividual partisans have now but ono duty to
perform. Thov must forirot grievance ! ) ,
bury dlsaprolntmonts , uud gird on the
nrmor of the Lord.
. I am moved to thcso sage reflections be
cause of n Boorot sorrow norsonal to myself.
When 1 lost had the honor of addressing u
CnicaiH ) uudlenuo , d.emocrntlci ninvspandrin
your city , from whnl'slnlslur niotlvo I know
not , sutrgostod my naino as u pollute repub
lican candidate for the vlcu presidency , vlca
my distinguished fellow townsman , John M.
Thurston. resigned. Well , now wo nro both
"roslciieu. " Our boom , like several other
boonis I might mention , was never very ro
bust , ami fell un easy victim to tbo Insidious
microbe.
Democracy IIH Slin Jtonlly In.
Cut the republican party must have no
dlbBruntiod exponents of its principles. Wo
must , nil of us ( us defeated candi
date ? ) rise superior to self and sollish-
HIMS , and in tbo face of n common
danger , make common cause against a most
uncommon enemy. 1 say uncommon , because
there Is n kaleidoscopic versatility about the
democratic parly which makes it an over-re
curring novoltv , The giddy old girl is as
klt'.enlsh nnd perennial us a ballet dancer ,
nnd just about as grandtnolherish. She Is a
sort of female Proious. When she cannot
change her shape she pads It. Whim padding
gives out. she tones to costuming. She is
tbo lightning change artist of the variety
green loom. Tnis year sbo has rummaged
the political rag-bag and will plrouetto
bctoro the American public , the piebald
harlequin that she 13. Waal a macniflcont
contrast to this spluttering , jiiu-wboel oro-
tostntioii of principle. Is the steadfast policy
of the republican party ! It Is tbo dllTurcnco
between the optical monkey-shines of tbo
tbaumatrppo and tbo glorious diorama of
Gettysburg. But I am curious to know what
presidential acrobat this year will try to rldo
nil the democratic hobbles. Uy the tlmo bo
Btrnddloi free silver nnd anti-tree silver :
free trudo and tariff for rovcnuo only ; a
dubious history and yet n moro dubious
future-Holy Jloscsl by the time ho straddles
all these divergencies lu ono vast , grotesque ,
infoupnious , proposlcrouK straddle , the pub
lic will bo lost , not so much In admiration of
the porioi'inrr's prowess , us in blushing soli-
cltudo for the futo of the pcrfoi mor's
trousers 1 "
Atnurlcu Hcfore All the World ,
The only hobby of tlio republican party is
Amoiicu America before alt the world I
Aud no man has a clearer vision of the ulll-
mate destiny of America than Beujaiuln
Harrison.
The respect nnd confldenco , j-os , the love
which the people of this country have for
him today , has boon not so much a growth as a
revolution. It is the inevitable consequence
of Knowing him. No man over look hii seat
lu the presidential chair with o moro deter
mined ufTort on the part of bis detractois to
dwarf nnd minimize his abilities. Ho is the
plaut ruler of a rauo of giants 1 But oven
uow ibo democratic newspapers chuckle till
they nearly ' 'pi" their typo over trio asser
tion that Mr. Harrison's ' nomination does
not plouso the republican bosses. If our
party contilns such creatures as "bosses , " I
-pin profoundly grateful that Mr. Harrison's
nomination docu not picaso them. THUS fart
\t has been Ibo aspiration of the rcoublican
party lo please the people , and I liopo it may
continue to bo. God blosa tbo people , anil
God-blank the bosses 1
I defy nny candid man to read Mr. Harri
son's ' casual speeches ( ovcry ono of tbura a
imislurpicco of oratory , by Iho way ) without
fcullng proud ot him as an A.mcricun citizen ;
wilhout confessing iu his heart of honrts
that hero is a splendid specimen of our ro-
lltiL-d , cultured. Cbrisliuu manhood. His
is u Christianity that dooi not pro
claim itself from iho housetops and
street corners , nor does it require
the artificial stimulus of old Bourbon to
make it manifest , Tlicro is nn earnest ,
loyal , patriotlo good fellowship in Mr. Har
rison's nature , tur auovo the frothy , spur
\ ious article which wears its heart ou iho
eloovu for da\vs lo poclc at ,
An Anuirli'iui and u Patriot.
This Is not the tlmo nor place to exploit
iho olllcl.il acts of Mr. Harrison for the last
Jour years. Time onoueh for thai , I wish
only lo omplmsizu what I have already lutl-
inatou , namely , ilmt uo American patriot
lias had a loftier Idnal of our country's
future ; and it Is toward that future his eyes
nru over turnliiK. But how Is it with the
democratic party 1 It llvos only iu the past.
It is wedded lo its traditions. U is always
milting of Iho eood old times , oven Iho nod
old limes of slavery and fico trado. It looks
up line ttio face of that eooii old timopli-oa ,
prntulfathci's oloclt , and imueincs that Tlmo
Itself la notrlltud Urcauso the old ma
chine has run down. It docs not scum
to roallzu that grandpa's ulouk
stepped btiort , never to po npam , wuen
Krandp-.i dlud. I toll you Hint what n ball
nnd cuaui nro on the lu s of a convict such
us the democruiiu party is on thn llmhs ot
iiroproas , and when It comes to n cholco
between Brimdpa'i hat and crondpa's clock I
urn for the hat ovcry tlmo I Thuru is on holr-
loom for you thutis a regular hon-loomcrl
Jt romluds mo of BllJaU's mantle , There was
nothing uhout Ulljuh's manllo , aa n mantle ,
to commend It to iho fasblouuhlo world It
was only u Imlf.tannod bhcop uolt which
hrtL'pfil at the Uncos when Kllslm put it on
> t Uut somehow thu splrltpt Klljah got tunpled
> i up In it , und when it wai handed
" ever 10 Klljah ho tool ; it , spirit and
ell. JtiM so with Ri-unUpa's hat.
Considered uluiply as a nat , why , It Isn't In it
with some of Dimtiip's , Still , it , is iu a fair
ttato of preservation , nnd has never been
talked ttirouKii llial I Itiiow of , But the
Important thing m that , tome bow or
iinottior , grutidp.t's bruins wcro Iclt lu it ,
uud bis Ki'uudsou cot om 1
And now , fellow cltlzons , what s'hall bo
tbo is ues of this rampalunf So far as the
ivpuulk-aui aru I'oiK'ornuil iho U uo shall bo
the policy of protection and rociproclty ,
which wo are ptvparod to dcfotut oil prlncl-
plu auu Illuitratu from experience. The
republican parly is willing to adopt as its
coat of anus , to bo bhuoncd upon every
iinmblican escutcheon not mi azure Held ,
with u Cohdon club motto and iho British
couclmnt : but a fair Ilolii , "no luvpr , "
n s u motto , end n workinguiuu's tin
dinner pall rampant ! Is U frco
X cotniiBoof mlverl Thii republican uoriy be-
j llevei in bimotalllsra an-l U willing to eo-
o | orutu with ihu democratic partv , ibo
pcopio'n party , or any other party for the
purpo'o of placltiR silver ou u pur wttU gold ,
Hut UituUis that the oihttr nauous of tbo
\yoria iltall bu a party to thu compact so
tbut this country ahull uot bo Ibo prey ot
foreign speculator. } , tbo market manipu
lators.
And now a word of caution. The voters
of tbo United States should not take too
much stock In columns ot figures unless they
verify thorn for themselves. Lot the demo
crats compare the most favorable statistics
of other countries with what they know to
bo true of this country , nnd tnun fallen their
Ifnccs and thank God they are American cit-
l7ons and promise that if Ho will suffer them
to llvo till next election day they will repent
nnd Dcllevo nnd bo baptized Into the repub
lican fold.
\VIiltclnw Held.
The ofllco of vice president Is something of
n. sinecure ; that Is what made It so attrac
tive to Tburston nnd myself. U Is unfortu
nate for Mr. Held as well as for the pcoplo
that such Is the case , for only the limitations
of the olllco will provoot this next Incumbent
of It from demonstrating bis abilities to rule
over a cront and prosperous nation. On gen
eral principles I should any that n man who
can manage u Rreat American newspaper
may bo trusted to manage tbo American
govern inout.
Tribute to lllnlno.
I cannot take my seat without referring tea
a melancholy phase of our recent convention
which concerns the Nester of our party , the
greatest Itoman ot them all , James U. Blalnc.
I have already referred to bun as the most
colossal llguro iu Amorlcan politics. I repent
tbo phraso. for nearly a quarter of a cen
tury Mr. lilalno has occupied nn unique , ex
ceptional , ulmoU inaccessible position In the
estimation of mankind. His mujcstlo head
towers above Its follows like a snow-
crowned summit of the Andes , ilo
has friends who would die to servo
him. lie has enemies who would dlo to thwart
him. Sucb strength of friendship and such
malipintv of hatred both attest bis suporla-
tlvo greatness , I do not say that a man may
Be too great for the presidency no Amorlcan
would dare say that. What I do aftlrm Is ,
that Intense , absorbing partisanship of frlona
and fee Is the luuvltablo penalty of phenome
nal greatness , and that the choice of presi
dent ! > , and , for the most part , ought to bo ,
n compromise ) between political extremes
There have been cllmnclorlci in our history
when the men olio-inn as rulers by the pcoplo
scctncri llko detul-gods , lee exulted lor human
nature. But were they chosen by the people ?
To mo , who have an abiding faith that Amer
ica is iho arena of the Almighty , whore Uo
will work out the great nnd tlnnl problem of
self-government , these men appear moro llko
accnls of n dlvlno will than tbo conscious
choice of a people. Such mon were Wash
ington , Lincoln , Grant.
With tbo recent convention in Minneapolis
vanished forever the possibility of his second
candidacy.Vlmt the slings and arrows of
outrageous fortune failed to affect tlmo and
labor have accomplished , To us , who are
republicans to tno core , who are-proud of
our party's achievements , bollovo Its prom
ises ana have faith In Its future , Ulalno
stands ns the incarnation of its principles ,
the party personified , tbo American micro
cosm. vVo wished to crown him as bollts n
hero. Our failure to have done so , our im-
potouce ever to no so , Is as exasperating as
it Is heartrending.
llariiioii Noc'd 1'uar ni > Compiii Ison.
But after allwhat need has ho of the pres
idency ! fiono wuutovor. There Is scarcely
: \ ptudonl who can catalogue the president *
of the United States ; but there are a few
names lu American history which will llvo
forever , aud not the least in the galaxy is
the name of James G. Blalnc. Tbo action of
President Harrison iu chooslr.c Bluluo as bis
chief adviser nnd almost co-ruler was not
simply magnanimous ; it was nn act of
profound wisdom and revealed his own
greatness nnd nobility of character.
General Harrison has no occasion to
fear comparison with nny man on earth.
These great men compliment each other lu
every particular. If Btalno is a steam en
gine , Harrison Is the governor which pre
vents a waste of energy. With plenty of
niotlvo force , and a properly adjusted en
gine , the machinery of our government is
bound lo run smoothly and effect Its object.
And now In conclusion , fellow citizens , I
move tbat wo send Mr. Blaine fraternal
greetings nud assurances of our loyal lovo.
I move tbat wo petition God to prolong his
life in health nnd usefulness and unwonted
happiness ; and so many of you as are m
favor ot these motions say amen 1
AVlnit Stronger 1'roof
Is needed of the merit of Hood's sarsaparilla
than tbo hundreds of letters continually
coming in tolling of marvellous cures it has
effected niter nil other remedies bad failed )
Truly , Hood's sarsapurilla possesses peculiar
curatlvo power unknown to other medicines.
Hood's pills euro constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
They are the host family cathartic.
WOKK OF ASSESSORS.
1'iirtlal Showing on Omitlia'g liasls Tor tlio
Year's Tax I ovy.
The ward and precinct assessors have
compiled their labors and are now roiuniinp
their bocks to the oQlco of the county qlerk.
Today Is the date fixed o.v law for complet
ing the work , and as the assessors' pay has
stopped , today ibo books have boon coming In
ut a lively rate.
From tbo books returned tbo following in
formation Is gathered : This year the Second
end ward has J 1,1177,770 of real estate and
$101,742 of personal property.
TSo Eighth ward has 81,093,770 of lands
and lots , with 6102,091) ot personal.
The Ninth waru shows up with $1,634,780
of real ostatu and $79,004 of personal.
East Omaha precmot has 5142,785 , of real
and f 15,1)11 ) of personal.
West Omaha comes with ? 570,105of real es
tate nnd $24,294 of personal property.
Do Witt's Sarsnnarltla is reliable.
A disease , treated us such nnd portn a
acntly cured. No publicity. No infirm
ary. Homo treatment , llarmlesa nnd
olToetu.il. Refer by pormibsion to Bur-
lln 'ton Iltiwlcoyo. Send 2o stump for
pamphlet. Sholtoquon Chemical Co.
Burlington , la.
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS
Otis of Kansas Wants Secretary' Noble nnd
Oommissionor Darter Investigated ,
SENATOR PEFFER AND HIS DOCTRINES
Ho Addresses the Scimto oil His Cheap
Money Mill I'rcslclont IlitrrUon IU-celvc *
Coiigratulntlons llio Till I'liUo Hill
Washington Now * Notes ,
WASHINGTON- . 0. , Juno 13 , The speaker
today laid before the house a letter from the
secretary of the treasury , asking for nn ap
propriation of t'ioO.OOO for adequate pre
cautions at the Wotld's fair for the protec
tion of revenue and customs and for the
supervision of Importations , Hoforred.
On motion of Mr. Pool of Arkansas n bill
was passed providing that Indian children
should bo declared to bo citizens when they
have reached the ape of 31 years and shall
thereafter receive no support from too gov
ernment , provided they have had ton years
of Industrial training. '
Mr. Otli of Kansas asked consent for tbo
present consideration of n resolution reciting
Improper conduct on the part of Secretary
Noble and Commissioner Carter in regard to
the Maxwell land grant ( said conduct being
alleged to bo In pursuance of a conspiracy 011-
terod Into some years ego by Stephen B.
tilklns and J , A , Williamson ) and asking for
a special committee of seven members to in
quire Into the matter.
Mr. Payne of Now York objected and the
resolution wns roforrod.
Formications Hill.
After action on some District of Columbia
measure ] , the bouse went into committee of
the whols ( Mr. McCroory of Kentucky In
the chair ) on the formications bill. After
dispensing with the first rending of tbo bill ,
ibo commlttoo rose without fiuthor action.
In the morning hour , the scuiUo bill
was passed with an amendment , authorizing
the entry of the lanJs chtolly valua
bio for building stone , under the
placer mlnlnif law. Also taa bill to
protect settlement rights where two or
mete persons sultlo or. the same section of
agricultural puollc lands before survey
thereof. Also granting to the state of Min
nesota certain lands in St , Cloud and Crooks-
ton for public park. Also TO establish a
division line between lands owned by the
United States and the Pittsburg , Fort
\Vayno & Chicago Hallway company.
A bill granting to the state of Kansas , In
trust , the Fort Hayes military reservation
for the purpose of a soldiers' homo on tbo
cottage plan , cave rise to opposition , and
without disposing of it the house adjourned.
IN Till : SLNATIi
The I'cnston Hill Amended I'clTer Talks
on 1IU Currency Hill.
VVASHIXOTON . D , ( J. , Juno 13. In the sen
ate tbo pension appropriation bill was re
ported back with amendments nnd placed on
the calendar. It carries total appropriations
of 5140,737,330 , an increase of ? ll,912.2S4 over
the bouse bill , and $11,522,505 morn than last
year. Tbo principal item of increase Is 11-
1)07,031 ) for army and navy pensions.
roll'ur's Hill ,
The bill Introduced by Mr. Poftor May 20 ,
"to increase the currency , provide for its
circulation , rcduco rules of interest and es
tablish a bureau of loans , " was taicon from
the table , and Mr. Poffor spoke in advocacy
of It. It provides for tbo appointment , by the
president of commissioners lo establish nlunn
agency at the capital of every Btato ana
territory and other convenient places to loan
money to the people secured by real ostptu ,
in sums of not less than $103 nor raoro than
$2 , . " > 0l ) to one person or family. No provision
is made as to the ruto of interest. To provide
luuds treasury notes are to uo issued at tno
rate of $1.50 for every dollar's worth of gold
aud sliver coin uud bullion belonging
to the United States. No corporation
"
or llrm is hereafter to receive moro"tbuu 5
per cent interest on short tune loans , uor
more than 4 per cent for a year or longer.
Provision ls made for loans on agricultural
products iu warehouse at the rate of 4 par
cent.
cent.Much of Porter's ' speech was in denuncia
tion of usury , which ho said was breaking
down the republic. Tbo republic would go
down unless the people wore saved , and
there is no other way of saving them except
bv dcstrovini ; usurv. He believed coucress
bad perfect authority under tbo constitution
to lend money to the people , as much as to
provide for carrying the mails or packages
or determining the rates which the railroads
may charge for carrying freight or pass
engers. At the close of the speech tbo bill
wont over without action.
McPherson gave notice of bis Intention to
address tbo sonata Wednesday on Iron
coinage , und Morgan gave notice that ho
would do so tomorrow. Adjourned.
Congratulated the President.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Juno 13. The presi
dent had a largo number of visitors today ,
Including General Estee of California ,
Colonel A. M. Hughes of Tennessee and
other delegates to the republican convention.
It is safe to say , however , that none of tbo
visitors bad such a reception as General
Now , who stopped in the city today oa his
way to London , whore ho will resume his
duties as consul ponoral. Ho loft hero this
evening and will sail from Now York
Wednesday on the City of New York.
Among the many congratulations rccolvot
by the president today wore cable messages
from Minister Phelps at Berlin and Minister
Grant at Vienna.
Dr. Uirnoy's Catarrh Powder for cold In
head. l''or sale by all druggists. 50 cents.
Nervous Debility.
Symptoms. Dizziness , weariness , with nervous , irresolute
feeling , irritability , no energy , loss of memory , despondency
and low spirits , trembling , caused by slight excitement ,
sleeplessness , poor appetite , and , frequently , palpitation.
The causes of nervous debility are many : over
work , lack of bodily exercise , insufficient rest and
nourishment , absence of amusement , loss of vitality ,
etc. The results , however , are the same : poor cir
culation of blood , impaired digestion , deranged ner
vous system ; the heart loses force , the stomach , liver ,
kidneys , and bowels fail to perform their functions.
This should not be , when a remedy is ever at hand.
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa
as prepared from .herbs , roots ,
barks , flowers , etc. , by the
Kickapoo Indians , promptly
cleanses , vitalizes , and enriches
the blood , assists Nature in
toning up the entire system ,
strengthens the kidneys , incites
the liver to action , and invigo
rates the prostrated nerves.
tl.OOn bottle. AllUmggliti.
Kickapoo Indian Worm Taller ] PRINCESS KICKAPOO.
safely and ncultlveljr remove * itoinich "Pure Blood , Perfect Health. "
anil pla worms , 35 ccnu. |
Eveiy MAN on lie
B'-TUONO and VIO-
OHOUSin all
_ _ _ by uiliiR ai'A'.JISH rclpecll
Ueraeily. VOUNO M N
N ° ° D. "IrtiljemiteM ° a vultlo
ion.CHu , , U./ibcu i ! of opium , lobacco or alcohol , wake-
luiueu , inenul icprett lou , lot * of power in either HI > nermiinr.
Btrno.it AND ArriR u . t msa caused by tell abu and overlmtulse ! croraiiv w.lnYftVak
ncucan la rc.lorta la perfect health end tf.u . ' P
NOBM5 VITALITY
'OF 8TUOHO MJ'N
We ( it a written guaram.otYlih 6 Lo M lo euro any ease or r.fui.4 the . , .oi.J i uo"o boiei s
For Sale In Omaha by Snosv , Lund & Co.
nine
' * LaSS SSS1 = *
The National Guards are making some of the music , but we are
naking the biggest part of it. We are surprising everybody with our
" A " f" which by the way was not
t "f t
VJ7 LJL1 0 bought to sell at $3:75 : ( as some
are doing ) but actually sold for $8 and $10 , when Hellman bought them.
Colored Pique Vests , 2tSC > Hellman's price was $1.25 ,
$ 6.50 For square cut sack suits
$ 8.00 that Hellman would have
$10.00
. sold for all the way from
$12.50.
$15.00 $10.00 to $25.00.
Special prices on Serge , Flannel and Flannellette Coats and Vests.
Hot Weather Office Coats , 2.SO.
Other bargains in endless variety.
Hellman's -
Administrator's Closing Sale ,
lSame Old Stand , Corner 13th and Farnam.
BAKING Tooth-Food
This medicine for babies pi events nnd
cures pains of teething and resulting
diseases , not by putting children to sleep
with an opiate , for it contains no haimful
drugs , but by supplying the tecth-foiming
ingredients which arc lacking in most
mothers' milk and all aitificial foods.
. FOR It is sweet and babies like it. $1.00 a
OZS. 2.Q
2.Q G-
. . , .
- bottle at all druggists. Send for pam
phlet , "Teething Made Easy. "
ABSOLUTELY PURE , JUST TRY IT. THE TvEYNOLDS MFG. CO. ,
CINCINNATI , O.
PAXTON & GALLAGHER , OmahaNeb -THERE AHE-
DB.B.O. WEST'S NRHVB AND nilAlNTBEA.T-
J1ENT. a ipoctUo for llrstorlt. Dlnlnojs , Klti , Neu
ralgia , lleadacbo , Norvom 1'rostratoa csuiad bf
alcohol or tobacco , Wakefulncti , . Mental Doorej-
elon. SoHness of Ihe Drain , causing InianUr , mliarr ,
iloc 7.di'.t. 1'romatnro Old Age , Uarrenesi. lo > i
of rower In ottbor > ox , Impoleaor , Leucarrbea anil
all Female Waaknoisoa. larolaalarr Lonai , tipor-
malorrb a caused br oror-eiortloa of the brain-
Pelf-abuse OTor-lndulgenco. A montu'i troataiont
Jl.GforW , br \VoEaaranto8slx boxettocura
Each oraer tor Sboxoi. with 11 will lead wrlttei
aaaranteeto rofuod If not curoil Qaarantoe 1-is'iMl
onlr br A. Scbroler , drumlit. sola agent , Bouth.iai
corner IOtli and Karnam au , Omahn.
Auow and Complete Treatment , consisting oj
Eupposltorlas. Ointment In I'npsuloi , alio In lox
and I'llli : a I'ojlllvo Cure for External , Internal
blind or Uleodlufr Itching. Cliroalc , Itcoentor Heredi
tary 1'llos Tills Itemely has never been known to
fall. SI per box U forSS ; sentby mall. Why sutler from
Hits lerrlblo disease when u written eaarantoo Is
poaltlvulsr given with II IIOTOI or refund the monnylf
not cured nend stamp for free ijanipto. ( luarafltoa
Issued by Kutm & Co. , DruKil < ts , Sole Auont * , cor no/
18 and Do a dm itrotta , Omaha. Nt-b.
Farnam St , Theatre
DODD OPERA CO. ,
"QIHOVI KOIUOFLA. "
Tuesday Kvcnlnit , <
Wednesday Mntlnouaml Hvenlnc , "KHJ11NII5. "
Thursday Kvenlnu , "OIUOKJ.V : OIHOF1.A. "
J'rtday Kvonlna , CIll.MKa OF NDHMANUY. "
Saturday Matlneo and ISrenlng "UIIIOFLK
QIUOKI.A.
_
MANUFACTURERS' ' EXPOSITION
Coliseum Building.
Open from 10 a. m. until 10:30 : p. m ,
An army of factory employes carry on the
actual work of manufacturing many dllToront
llnua of gooda In thu presence ot the vlaltura.
TUESDAY , JUNE 14 ,
A ml Ibo Host ot the Week.
LESLIE
Ml
In thuStlrrlnrMrJIOlraruu ; ,
A I UCRTC SON OF
HLOtli 1 1 MOPE CRISTO
I'rlces 15o , 25c , 33cMo and 73o.
Change of Bill Thursday.
WONDERLAND.
llroiilllaril'H Famous \V \ x Graupo , "Tho
Illrlh otriirUt. "
IJ'of. Ilorn's Troupe of Trained Ulrds.
'
Hully's' 1'layori "Unolo Josh" und "Tom
Huwyur. " the Kroat double bill.
Krld&y , Souvenir lay.
lOo * TO ALlt 10o
TAUUL'ES nwuiaug
i.llver ttudbuwi'U , iiurl *
tf Ibii tlood .aramfe UKleffKcluali ;
. I the fce t mfJlclr.ekup nforlilliou
I und , couttlpuUuu. d/ipeiikU. foul !
brutli , Lculu.U > , heju-tWn , ( ou ct t
ollio , m uuil de | rnuton. ptjuful
1 i.iiluiiiiea. callow r > i plex > *
lan
DR. C. GEE WO
The only iccallr Rradaated Chlnoso phyilclan
Elxlit years' ntudr Ten youra pructicnl cxpor'-
once \rltll ull known dlsoisos. Troala succassfallir
nil chronic cases ulven up by other iloctors Call
nnd HCU him or write for qiiotlon liliink. Da not
think your case hupelosi because your doctor tolls
y ou bo , buttrythoOhlncBO Uoclor wltli hl nuw and
wu nderful rcmcdlua. and racelvo new buncnts and a
permanent euro want other doctors .cannot Klro.
Hurt1) , Hoot * und IMtintH nnturo'a , reiuL'dliM hU
medlclnoH. The world Ills wllnosi , Ono tboui.iud
U'lthnonlnls In tlirco yo'irs' pnictlco. No Injurious
decoctions , no nnrcutlca , no poison. KiUtoiul
troiitiiiout ami pcriiiiinent euro.
Kollowlnff cnson ucco fully traiitoa nail curoJ ,
Ktvun up by oilier doctors :
Tlios. CouBlilln , nil Hnrnoy street , chronic rhcu-
i uinllsm li yenrH. klilnoy nnil llrcr Iroables.
Thog. Culvert , ! 2th nnil Karniini Htreot-i , conornl
debility.Indigestion , loan of alrengta and vitality.
Took lueillclno for yo ira but gel no rolluf ,
M. U AnJLT-on , 11)1 Cainlnx treot. citnrrli ,
astliaia aud bronchitis of fldoun years utanilliu
lias for sale the following prepirod remedies at
IIMlabotllo. alx bollloa forSj.UU , for Iho cure of
Autumn , Catarrh , Hick Itoadnchn , Indigestion ,
lllooj 1'olsonlnx. Illioumatlsm , t'cnulo'oaknosi. .
Kidney and I.Ivor Complaint. No aiionta. Hold
only by Chinese Modlclno Co , Capital , * IUJOJ3.
Office , ICtli and California Sti , Oinah , Neb
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT OP DAM
AGES FOR GRADING OP
10TII STREET.
To the owners of all lols , parl : of lots and
real ustnto dloiii ? Nineteenth stioot from
Mason htrool to 1'lurco struct !
Von are huruby notlllixl that the under-
slpncil. three disinterested freeholders of iho
city of Omaha , have been duly appointed uy
Iho mayor , with the apuiovalof thu city coun
cil of said city , to assess the damage to the
owners respectively of the property aUeetod
by grading Nineteenth Btreot fiotn .Mason
street to i'lorco street , doolard nocoss-iry by
ordinance Nn. 3 01 , passed March W , la'J ' ! . ap
proved AorlU. 1892.
You are further notifies , Hint , having ac
cepted said appointment , and duly qualified
as required by law , wo will , on the istn day of
June. A. I ) . 160. , at the hour of 2 o'clock lu the
afternoon , at the olllco of T. O. llriiiiner , Hooro
1 , Ware block , within the corporate limits et
Bilil cltY , nteiit for the purpose of considering
und making the assessment of Uaimuo to the
owners respectively of said properly , alfeetud
hy Bald gradlnir , taking Into consldoiatlon
special bunolltH. If any.
Von are notified lu bo present at thn tinio
nun placu aforesaid , and luiiku any objections
to or statements concerning said assessment
ot damaged , as you may consider proper.
T. O. imilNNKU.
JOHN MEHJUT1\
III ) . OUltHKK.
Committee of Appraisers.
Omaha , Juno 7. 1SW. JTillOt
HeRlstereil tri'ntinenta wllti
,17,352 , , oxyiient > Infills ilurliiBlBVl.
For Bperaiaiorrhd-n , Vurlcoceln.
Dlscharitoi nnd KmlsMoin nnd
ralorlnsr li t Vleor. Curu
I'MiliilrlyunrnntriMl. .
J'lrst Irvuli&fiit Bcnl free to
_ nny add PPM
nr. CIIEuloAL iMrCETlWQ CO. , CIHCIUHATI. 0.
nlly
want
a now
IDEA IN ADVERTISING.
Address Kiiuilonly , without notice ,
Omu/ia Ailterlltlnil Jlureim , .Y , 1' . f.tff.
OldSolfaiiiPoor-lloiK
- A.ND -
Pcosioo Apis in Palaces
That is the sort of thing Tile-
Dee Bureau Of Claims was or
ganized to correct. The
Bureau believes in giving
the veterans the benclit of
the laws that were passed
to help them. It wages
war on the sharks consequently
quently the sharks don't like
it. Hut as long as the sol
diers aic grateful it i = > satis
fied. If you are a veteran ,
or the widow , child or de
pendant parent ol a veteran ,
write to Ti".e B83 Bureau of
Claims and find out how
much the government is
willing to do for you.
THE
- -
r
fine Bureau , of Claims
Omaha , Neb.
THE "LADIES' PEWf
SYR.INOJEX.
The Only I'Drfool Vaginal
and Houtal Hyrlago In
ihu World.
Is the only syrlnjco ever
Invented hy which viiRln.il
nJoctlniH can ho admlnUtor-
ud wlihoiitloalclnx andholl-
In > ! the ulolhliiK nrnocussl.
tuun the iiso of a vuisol ,
and which can also ho used
for rectal Injuctlonx.
8OKT IIURIIKU IIUMI.
: t OH.
Mall Orders Hollolttr.l.
The Aloe & PwfDlilC )
15th Htrcet ,
Next lo 1'osloll'ice. '
NEBRASKA
i
National Bank.
U. a DEPOSITOROMVIVN3
Capital . $109,03 ; )
ri'lns ' . . . . . . . . . ( llti , ) ) }
Onic r ana Director i-lluir/ . Vatoi.prtdl ) i )
II. UCutliluz. Tloo prJiiaant. < 1 A. Murlaj. V. V
Mor e , Juhii b. IXllllai , J , N. 11 , i'alrlo . lilifli a
tl * iL CuiUlur.
TI-iKl IRON BANK.
HAYER.STROUSE& & MFBS.4I2BWAY.N.YI
The LORI NX * SCHOOL
Uiilvei'Ity-iiroiiaratory. ( INtiihlMinil 1878. )
t'IIH'AH ) , ll.l.l.MHs. Ycmiltt Iallo9 ( unit1
dilution. 1'orfitrthnr tiiirlluiijurs a < liln"3
Tin : I.IHIINO ScitoouKVUi'r.ilr ! u Avn'lilcugo
Fbo Larycit , Fatten ! nn.l J'lnc t In Iho World.
HEW YORRrVdNDOHDERRY'AHD'oiASQOW.
NKW YOIIK , ( I'lllftAV.TIilVana KAFLBSi
Atrcaulnr lntcrvnl .
SALOON , SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE
mini on lowest torniH ID inul from thn jirliiclplB
DJOICn. SH3U9n , IE1SH ft AU. CSHIIUSHIAl TCIMIO.
Kicursfon ttclii'M Avutlnblo to return tiy cllhcrlhplilo-
iuiTwiue Civile A Vrt'lh of 1 rvlnnil or N. | ilm * Olbrnlt t
Drifti 1:1 M 7 Orderi for Aiy Astut tt Iciest Kiln.
Aiiplr to nnr of our locnl Aronts or to
llBtlEKSUW UUUT11UUS , ChlcuKO. ! ! ! .
ALLAN Ll"NE
UOVAIi MA1I , STKA.M9U11'8.
MONTKI.Alj mi I IM'KIIKO
TobKUItY nnil tilVKIll'ODU
CA111N , WM > to Ht ) . Aoconllii to Muuntor
nnil loi'iitliin of Sttitutoom ,
Intornioilliitiiiinil Stvor.ico nt low rntoi.
NO CATl'hK CAItKini ) .
) SKKVK'i : OK
STATE ( .
ALLAN LINE
MNE ) STKAMSIIII'S ,
Ni\V : YOIUv and 15I.AKOOW.
vlnlAiiulonilurry , uvory Kurtnluht.
unoir.th STATK OK OAl.IKOItMA 3 I . Jf.
uno.SOUi h'I'ATK OK NiVAIlA 2 ! . M'
uly Ulh STATH ( ) ! | : lllA ( KA I I' M.
' I'nbtn , fit ) , Second Cnblnf.U btcornw. IS .
Apply to AMAN & CO. . I liloiiKU.
11. i : . MOUltn , l.M'.l lluwnril hi , Omaha
NOTIQK TO PHOPKHTV OWNEUS.
You ino liL-roUy notllltiil that tlio folluwlnj
tloiuillioil Dronii'-i's , to-\\lt :
I.tit lilovlcii Wiiiniit Illll.
l.ot ; i lilool ; T llruKoN addition.
! ; DO ft of w : ilJ ft lot 1(1 ( liu ; Hull's adilitlon.
I.Ot I TPIIMI'U UlllllllOII.
Aorlli il ftof lot 4 lilouk Kl IniDrovoinoiit As
sociation adilitlon.
Kust 4 of not Hi 't lots Ilusctill fcltosors sub
of lots . "i > . 57. T > s. KDKLMS' pint of Uliuhomu.
lot i ) bloc ! ; : : ! ) rvlo's : addition.
l.ot II block ! ) Diako'a adillllon.
J.ot n block II Marsh's ndiliUon.
Lots 8 iinuniiloclv Sand lot 5 lu block 1) 111
Marsh's addition.
Noith 't ot lots blop'x OMursli'i addition.
l.ols II and 12 block 7 Monn.oiiUi . 1'iirk.
Lot l.r > b ork 7 Moiimonth I'arl ; .
North ' , ' , of nast 'iof iot.1 and hOtlth U of cast
V of lotll tjloi-U 5 I'ark 1'laco.
l.ot 5 I'niiiiciitrr pliioo.
HlouU 7 t'lirinontur placo.
Iot 7 Kcdlck's ( irovo.
Lots lrdlck'arovo. !
l.ot.'J blorlt , " ) HnlidlvI I. Uodlok's addition
Lots ii : anil U lilouk KHhlnn'.s-'a uddlUon.
Lot : i block' } Shnll'.s addition.
LotsLM nnd III block 8 Walnut Illll.
IOIL'I hloukti Walnut Illll.
Lot 8 block 2 Drake's addition.
LolUblooU'J Dr.iko'saddlllon.
Lots ID unit Klliloclc ; Dral.o's addition.
Lot Ulilook 7 llraki-'siiddltlon.
Lots I , 'J and 1 bloi-k 7 Drake's addition.
South 'i iff hniitli ' < of lot. > block i" > < , ollv.
North ' -i or south y of lots block 2V , ally.
Ninth 'i of lot .I block i' S. cltv.
Kan ! 5 of lots Kuyr , ' sub lot0 Capitol addi
tion.
IC'ist in foot of wcstSOJ fuctlot 10 liarllutta
addition.
Lot 1 bloi'k I 1I03CS.S : Hill's ailUHIon.
Lot lUJOIso'saddition.
Lot7bloci < 'l ' AS I'.iirlck's addition.
Lot I blocks A S 1' ilrlck's addllloii.
South II fuft-or Ioi4 blouk IU , Inipiovoinont
Association addition.
Lot > : iand I b'ouk K llawthotno addition.
South : i" fuotof north ' .JoT lot 4 blooie ) U Ini-
lirovonu'nt Association.
Lots II ! and 11 b ock 4 L'ikovlnw.
South 79 foul of lotO b.ouk II Lowo's aildl-
tlon.
North 7Sfcot or lot 0 block U Low's addi
tion.
tion.Vp ! l < nt nnrtli Hi r f Int. K nf Il4rvill ! .1-
,
Hosi'pV sub of lots M , r > 7 , r > 3. Honors' plat of
UUalioma.
Lots l and 2 block 0 M'alnut Ill'l.
LotsL1 , : i. 4 , lilOflc 111 l'ojluloa | | 1' irK.
Lot 4 div lot , KoyV sub Uapltol addition.
North 10 fort of .South ' / lot 4 block U Iiu-
provoniunt. Association ,
Lot 4 blo"kilrako's : addition.
Uavo buon duuluiod by oidlnauco No. ! I023 t
bo iiuls.nifus by reason of thu existence of
staanant wutor upon the B.iina or banks of
oarlli cavlnB ovur ailjacent Hldewalks.
You arc liuroby rtli-uulcd to abate said nuis
ances within sixty days of thu dale of this no
tice or said luilsances xvlll bo abated by the
city authorities and the oxpcnso thereof lev
ied as a special tax against the property on
\Uilch said nuU'inces exist.
The boar.l of public works will ho In session
on llio''lthdavof June. lS'Jbolweon ' ! the hours
of I uml : i , ut which timoan opportunity will
boclven you to bu heard lu regard to said
nuisance * .
l.itcd this ISth day of Mav. 1R)2. ! )
l > . \V. lUHKIIAUSnil.
Uhalunan of Hie Hoard ot I'ubllu Works of tbo
Ulty of Omaha. Juno ll-ia-14-15-10
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.
proposals will bo received by iho
underilsiied until l'M : o'clock | i. in. , .liiuul'Hh ,
Lvn. . for the following Kinds of paving tnato-
Hal , vl/ :
Sliuet nHjihaltum.
Sioux I'.il K or oilier cr.inllo.
While Colorado H.uulHtoiiu.
ItoJ Uoloradosaiidstono.
\\oodrnlV. Kiinsiia , slono.
Vitrified brick.
And brick blocks , all according to specifica
tions.
I'or Having part of the followlnc slrcols and
alioyH In the city of Omaha , conipriHoil In
street Iniprovuinunt dlslrlctn N'os. 440 , 4U7 anil
470 ordered linuioved by Ordinances Nos. MM.
' 'Ml and 'Julll respeutlvclv , and more particu
larly described IIH follows , vi/ :
No. 4ili-Alley In blook IB , city.
No. 4 7 Aioy : In block 13 , city , from Ifltu ,
street to 20th Btreot-
No. 470 Nlnih street from 1'aclflu strcat to
alley north of 1'aclllo Htruet ,
Hand bid to specify a prlco porsquaro yard
for the imvInK eoinploto In the street and
alloys.
Work to bo done In accordance with plans
and specification * on Ulu Intliuofileu of thu
Hoard of I'ubllu Woiks.
Kncb pro | ) al to bo made on v.rlntod bliuil.3
finnlslicd by Ihoboitd , and lo bo accoin-
pnnlud by a corlllled clieclc In the sum of J.VW ,
payable to thu ulty of Uiu.iha , as an ovldeiicu
of cooil fultb.
Thu boarJ will award the contract for the
dltrmont kinds ot material subject to Iho se
lection of the material bv the mopurly owu-
ots or the mayor and oily council.
The hoard reserves the riulit to reject any
or all bids aud to waive dofo u
I' . W. mitKlIAIJSEK.
Rhalrnmu of the Jtoar.l of 1'uhlio Wonts.
Omaha , Not ) . , Juno Otli , IH'J. ' ' . Juno C-7-IU-14
PROPOSALS FOR SLOPING BANKS
OP EARTH.
Healed propo als will bo icoolvod by tbo
tindorslzned until l-i : ) p , m. July I , IS ! ) . ' , for
cradhiK and sloping down lianlis ofoarth , as
have been doelarud a miU.uice as per or.iln-
ancesNos. uo.'t , : i'J. ' , ; tm : wJ7. Mm , iwi.'DOT. .
MW.'Ma. and UU7J , respectively , uud Uoxcrlbud
as followhi
Loisfi und fi III block 10) ) , city.
Lotl ! In llorbach's addition.
Tax lot 14 In suction X' , township 15 , ranao 1.1
Lot 10 , O.ipllol addition , liulim lot ut Houtb-
wcst corner of llarney and -lib ttrootM.
Lot 10. McUaiidlUh I'lacc , nnd front
poitlon of IOIH it ) and ID of KuyuHiib-dlvlhloii
in lot 1) . Uapltol addition , on thu Koiuli
Hldo Hainey sliuut between : 'utli Htreut and
L'lth Htiueti hub lot of lot 7 , Uauilol addlton : ,
on the Koiuli silo of Karnam Btreet and thu
east sldu of 'Jlth street ; Mil ) lot 1. of lot U , ( Jap.
Itol addition , on thu bonth side of llnrnoy
Ktrcet between 'JOtli Ntinct anil 1'ltli Htrcut ; HIIU
lot 14 of lot U , Uapltol addition , on thu soutli
htduof llainey btreel hetweon iOtli Rtroi-t itnU
L'lth htro.'l ; Bub lot III of lot U , Uatiilol addlllun ,
on thu south sldu of llarnoy street botwiitii
liutb and -I 111 HtHiots , all In ihu city of Uni.ilia.
Huuh Illlliii ! to bo done ) In aucunlaucu with
the liibtruotlous of the city uiivlncor anil
board of public- works ,
Ilhts will bo mauu on printed blaiildi fur-
ulshud by the board , and lo bu iiccomp
by a certllled chuulc In ihu bum of t.vu , niy.
ibli to the city ut Omaha , as an evldoucu of
good faltli ,
Tim board reserves the il ht to reject any
or all bids and lo svalvodufecu.
I' . W. lllHIUIAUHint.
( 'halrtaitii lloaul of I'ubllu Works.
Oiuuha , Nub. , Juno Uth , ISM. J-U-ll-'JU-Jl