THE ( BFAriA DAILY KEEtJ WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 7 , 1892.
Mote Mcmoy Required to Complete the
* Stale Board's ' Work ,
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER GENERAL
te Are 1'rrii.iilut ; .Morn Expen
sive , I'lnii * Tlinn Noliniiiku'd I.linitrd Ap
propriation \Vtll I'orinll Important
Industrie * Must llo N
LIS-COI.V , Nub. , Sept. 0. [ Special to THE
Unn.j The Nebraska Columbian commission
met Ibis forenoon nt the state capital to com *
plcte the work lelt unlinlshrd yesterday
Afternoon. Tlio llrst thing taken up after
the reading of tbo minutes was thu commis
sioner general's report covering tno past
three months. The report is a strong argu
ment In favor of an Increased appropriation
by tbo next legislature for the purpose of
enabling tha commission to carry out Its
plans of u state exhibit. It U as follows :
To the members cf Iho > obrnsla Columbian
commission : Gentlemen Since my lust re
port 1 have appointed the following superin
tendents of departmental U.hltuomb ,
apiary ; Frank A. Hurton , educational ; litiw-
runcu Ilruner. entomology , nnd nlsu desig
nated CommUslonei- . I1. Mobloy to take
charge of thu printing ovltlblt.
On Juno Ui , with other members of the
building committee , I uwarJed thu contract
for the erect on of the Nebraska , state build
ing unit which , un account of. the demands
made upon us by the ttiithorlllrs ut the
"VNurld'N fair grounds , wu were obllzod to In
crease In cost to the extent of J30J above con
tract price , which , however , was uimvolilnblu
and could not bo fontcun by thu build ng
cumhilltfu. IIH the plmiH hail already been ne-
coplutl by thu ttorld's fair atitliorlllcs. In
this connection 1 betos.iy that those people
at CliK-aio nro very arbitrary and their sug
gestions must bo 0:1 : r fled out to the letter
whether tlmoly notko or not has been given ,
null there .s no appeal or recourse from the
Chief of construction In reference tu build
ings , etc.
1"m continually receiving reports from Iho
nupurinlundonls of departments , particularly
Huso of agriculture , which Intimate titvoraliio
resuit as to iho outcome ot their work , the
culmination of which , so far as the exhibits
are concerned , will bo reached during the
month of boplumbor at tlio time of the
holding of the comity faint and
moiu particularly of the state fulr. I
tb nk thu . result of 'thu prelimi
nary work done will show Nebraska In thu
front rank wltb itntos'allowing similar pro
ducts 10 those wo will exhibit. There Is ono
contingency , however , which must bo over
come. .My visits to Chicago cnch lime more
Blrongly convince moot tliu nooos'illy of an
adequate uuuroprlatlon to present Nebraska
In IIH true Ituht , and unless wo can got a largo
IncruiiBo from the next legislature 1 am satis-
fled it will bo bolter for Mils state lo abandon
the purpose of atlcmt.llng an exhibit ,
Kxpetises Will He 11 envy.
I learn the Installation expanses are going
to bo much heavier than was originally con-
ton.plated. This Is one of the necessary ox-
penHCH that cannot bo ovurcnmo and must bo
met. To give you nil Idea In the rough of
liow little our appropriation would bo avail
able lor tin entile exhibit of Nebraska at
this exposition. 1 beg to Hny the contem
plated necessary expenses for the different
departments already agreed upontobopic-
sented by this commission , nnd which I hnvo
ilguicd on with iho uhlofs of departments ,
will ugcrognto over ftM.UUU for Installation
expenses alone. Of com so , cabos , stands ,
railings , etc. , whloh are purchased for this
purpose , will bo the property of the state ;
Put , nevertheless , Iho original expense must
lo ) Inclined , and In this connection 1 bo4 to
say that It Will be useless for the commlss.ou
to consider any mnro Interests than those
i whleli have already boon undertaken , until
BOIIIO iissurttnco Is given of an Increased uu *
proprlutlon.
Til ere nro-a number of manufactories , such
, as the hug and cattle packing- Interests , beet
sugar manufactories and different Industries
. which should have some niu from this com
- > mission. They are ut , much entitled to It as
any other Interest , but on account or luck of
funds wo lire tinablo tu comply. The' live
. 'stock men and the btnto Fish commission
should receive homo help from us , and for the
'same reason wo cannot glvu ) t. When ono
examines the largo Interests wo have In the
state of Nebraska , ana wl.l tiiko the trotiblu
to carefully analyze thu allotments this com
mission has made tu each , together with thu
estimated expenses of properly getting to-
gutburund presenting thu same at Chicago , It
is'tuy flrm belief the people of the state of
Nebraska will agico the money has not only
been noncstly but Judiciously distributed.
{ Nebraska Is a ntntn which needs IniniUrn-
tlon. This enn only bo acijnlrod by piopor
und judicious advertising. If wo want people
ple to come tu us we must lot them know that
wo uro In the land of the living and h tvo ad
vantages to present. Tins can only be done
ly ativoitlhlng , and the best advertisement I
linow of Is to show the products of our 1111-
oqu allot ! boil In the manner which will aclilovo
tor them every credit which Is their due.
How Nubnislm U Situated.
Without sufllclcnt money to maito this rop-
resonlat on In thu proper manner It occurs to
1.10 that wo will be In a moro satisfactory
position to ourselves not lo uxlub.t at nil.
l-'lfty thousand dollars seems u largo
Hum ot money. In fact , whim
I assumed the olJlce of commissioner
coneial my Impression was wu should nearly
If not quite accomplish thu work desired with
that appropriation : but the scope of this ex
position has been mater.illy enlarged , and
this enlargement will apply In a Ilko do.ice
to thu states and thu inclddntnl expenses
likely to bo Incurred , If Iowa , Kansas and
stales similarly situated to NobritsKu. were to
innku but a small exhibit , tills would bo all
that would be required Troni us ; but wo can
not uITord to have Iowa , Kansas and other
elates make an exhaustive exhibition ( which
they nro preparing ) of their piodncts anil In-
dnnlrieu unless we are equally i-enrt'sented.
The conception of the exposition nnd the
views of the controllers , both tmtlon.il and
local , are entirely dllt'urent and morucompro-
licimlvuln ibll. from what they were In IHUi.
and status uro simply keeping puce with
thcbo advances anil enlarged Idea ; ) . The
quest on now Is. Will Nebraska fnll behind or
keep In thu front ranis ? Thls.qtiuitlun can
only bo answered by our next legislature.
With the present appropriation slie will ho
hopelessly In the roar. Wllii sutllclent money
to carry out thu plans of her commission she
will bo In tlio front lank. >
III lefereneo to thu state building I bog
louvo to way I have made two trips tn Chicago
In lefereneo thereto mill Und U progressing
nice y. Thocontractorndvisos mo this build
ing will he finished about September 10. and In
this connection I wish to say not only the
Hiiporlntcndont of construction but In the
opinion of many persons connected with the
buildings nt tlio exposition irounds entertain
thu Impression that wu will hnvo the best
looking stnto building on the grounds. Our
location 13 admirable. In fact , nlth Hot.th
Dakota , we IIUTO the two best sues on the
grounds. Ite puotfully submitted ,
JOSEPH UAitNKAir , Jit. ,
Commissioner General.
Oominluloner Alubluy'n lloport.
Commissioner Mobloy presented two re
ports , the first being bis report as superin
tendent ot tbo Noorostta uoivspapor exhibit ,
lu his report be says :
"I bava received Information from COS
uowspupora giving Information called for
and noi'ossar.v for the carrying one of tbo
work projected. Almost without exception
tno NobruBka newspapers buvo reported
promptly and cheerfully. I have addressed
to iho papers of tho'stata on thU subject
8,100 special circulars aud loiters and on every
band bavo received the most hearty aid. co
operation and oncourafiomont , * * * I
bavo collected und arranged alphabetically
for binding duplicate copies of ( X''i ' Nebraska
nuwspiipors. und I expect by October 1 to
well the Uu to at least 700 , as now papers
, ere being discovered daily , not recorded In
any catalogue or directory 'issued.
"I oxpcct to bnvu the directory ready to io
to proi > 8 by January 1 , 18M , by whlob tlmo
I bopo to buvo complete duplicate tllos of all
Capers and magazines published In No-
rusUn. I bavo great conlldonco tn the ofll-
caov of tills exhibit as uu advertising
inodlum for tlio bonollt of the state and feel
pure that tlmo will demonstrate tbat no bet
tor Investment was over made by the state
than tbu appioprmtlou fur this feature of tbo
Nebraska exhibit , "
Mr. Mobloy also submitted his report ot
tbo work dona In tbo way of advertising tbo
Nebraska oxnlblt. Ho has mailed L',000 cir
culars und received and answered upwards
of 1,500 luliom. llo bus bad printed iio.OOl )
circulars , 1D.OOO letter head. , 10,000 enve
lopes a : d 0,000 cards. Hu bas on Ilia at bis
ottlco J.SOO papnts which bavo printed arti
cles culfulatou to awauou a general Interest
in tbo Nebraska exhibit. Tno press of Ne
braska hai ooon most KOnorous lu alulng tbo
tbo commission In every way possible.
It wus voted to Invite tbo btulo Board of
V Agriculture to moot with Itio commission pi
tbu capital this evening. It wasaUo decided
tbat lliu commission should attend tlio dedl-
uatorv coromoulos ut Chicago on October ' 'I
In u body , Tbo coiumliBiou t eu adjourned
tor dinner.
Worked uu Old , Old < ii mu.
Tbo slutu fulr lias brought tbo usual num
ber of sharpers aud tin horn gamblers to the
oily , nnd they plv their vocation in uplto of
tbo vlfiluuco ot tbo uolloc. Last ulglit a
T
smooth JOUHR stranpjor with a mild mnn-
nercd voice called ut a ttore In Wait Lin
coln and purchase ! a fevr articles , tendering
in pnymont a ono dollar bill , at the same
tlmo remarking , "Havo you changn for a
flvol" The accommodattnfr morctiant had
chanRo torn flvo and bo proceeded to band
it over with nlncrity. Ho dlacovorod bis
inlstnko after the stranger had loft the atoro
and tbo vicinity , This morning bo nppjared
nt the pollco court with his story and asked
the assistance of the ofllcors to ferret out the
man who hid swindled him. As West Lin
coln Is beyond tbo limits of the city of Lie-
coin be was referred to some Justice court.
linn I > cnped tlip Cliolorn.
The friends of Couucllmon llonry Volth ,
who U nt present vlsltlnn In Oormany , have
bocn vary anslous In regard to bis close
proximity to the cholera scourge now rav
aging the provinces of that omplro , and not-
wltlisUndlng the fact that they know that
bo ihns not been In the Infcctod districts
they addrosnod acaolo tncssago to him last
night. They were moro ttiau gratlfloa today
by the receipt of n message from Mr. Velth.
Ho U at present Rtayln ? at Hesse-Darm
stadt , ana ho states that bo has not boon ox-
nosed to the dlioaso and that It has not made
Its npponranco anywboronoar that province.
Ho Is enjoying the best of health and Is In
good spirits.
From the Pollco Court.
State fair week Is producing the usual bar *
vests , and the pollco court records will bo
full for the remainder of the week. The
llrst nttlo Job of work performed by Judge
Waters this mornlnir was tbo sentencing to
tno county Jail ot four younp toughs \yho
looked as It they had strayed from the paths
of moral rectitude at a vor.v louder ago.
They got thirty davs ouch.
Twelve doves of the soiled variety who
came down from Omaha to assist In making
the state fnlr a success were gnthoroil in last
night. This morning they wore lined the
usual amount.
Sam Nofslty was roloasoil , ho having
proved that ho had not violated the pro
visions of tbo gnrbaga ordinance. HI Gold-
water was nrrostcd this morning for violat
ing tbo slilowailc ordtuanco. Ho will have a
Uoarlnglator.
Nathan Cohen Is learning Iho ways of ad
vanced western civilization oy sad experi
ence. Ho was fined SOY-JO for paddling with
out a llconso.
Kd. Hurrls , Frank Dotipal and I3on Iloso
pot $0.iO ! each for not leaving their Jags at
homo whoa they coma to the fair.
A. L. Sparks was lined $0.21) ) for imagin
ing that bo could no ; take In the glories of
the fair without protecting himself with a
loaded gun of formidable caliber.
Five lost children were reported at tbo
pollco station at noon and the returns will
not all bo in until Saturday night.
Vonllnt of the Jury.
The coroner's Jury which Investigated the
mysterious death of Henry iColar , the Rus
sian found duad besldo tbo 13. & M. traclc
last Tuesday ulght. made up its verdict to
day. Since the adjournment of lust Thurs
day night nothing has been Discovered to
throw any light upon the manner in which
the man came to his death , and so tbo Jury
could do nothing moro than return u verdict
to Iho effect that bo cnmo to his death from
causes unknown. The doubt as to whuthor
Kolur was the viotlm of an assassin or an ac
cident will probably never bo removed.
Ilcnrtt In the Court Itoonis. ,
John Crater today commenced suit for a
'
dlvorco from bis wlfo. Un alleges among
other things that soon after they wora mar
ried sbo entered Into a conspiruoy to have
him placed in an insane asylum. Ho also
alleges cruelty and desertion.
Allco Shamp petitions the district court
for a divorce from her husband , John. De
sertion.
Mnrtlnotto Hush informed the clerk of tbo
district court today that , although she had
always boon a kind , loving and faithful wife
to her husband , bo bits continually treated
bor with'cruelty , Sbo wonts n dlvorce-
Messrs. Burch and Smith' tbo defendants
In Chancellor Creightoa's > OtOOU damage
suit , tiled a domurrer-in the district court to
day , claiming1 that the chancellor's petition-
docs not state facts sufficient to constitute
causa for action. Tbo case arises trom the
University Place muddle. "
Lincoln In Uriel.
Mayor Weir this morning appointed seven
assistant health ofllrers in each ot tbo seven
wards of tbo city. The city will bo thor
oughly scoured and cleaned under the direc
tion ot these ofllcors ana everything put in
readiness for a cold reception to the cholera
scourgaifit should take a notion to come
this way.
Horpolsholtner's big department stores
covering a quarter of a block of ground at
Twelfth and N streets bad a narrow escape
from destruction last night. A pllo of coal
in the busomout had become ignited In some
manner nnd the IIro soon spread to the floor.
Someone saw Iho smoke Issuing Irom tbo
basement windows anil turned tu the alarm.
The prompt arrival of the lire department
prevented a big blaze nnd a heavy loss.
Frank Kennedy , tbo smallpox patient , has
been declared cured and has boon returned
to his former quarters in tbo county lull.
The extension of tbo street railway to the
new Lincoln normal college was coinplatoa
today aud an eloctrlo car made an Initial trip
this afternoon. The two miles of track were
laid In twelve hours.
A colored barber named John Sharp was
arrested at S o'clock this afternoon on a
charge of grand larceny. lie Is accused ot
stealing n lot of Jewelry from parties in
Grand Island.
Tbo semi-annual mooting of tbo State
Board of Agriculture will bo bold in this
city on Thuwduy evening.
BUUMXOTOX. la.April , 4,1831.
Dr. J. B. Moore Door Sir : Huvo been
troubled with catarru In my head uml face
for three years at times A as unublo to near
bad a constant ringing In my oa and lor
two years Wfcs almost deaf. Have tried sev
eral so-called remedies and been treated by
regular physicians and noted specialists , but
failed to got any relief. I tried ono bottle of
Moore's Tree of Life Catarrh Curo. It gave
immediate relief and effected a permanent
cure. I heartily recommend it to nil suffer
ers of this disouso nnd will cheerfully give
any further Information on being addressed
nt my borne , No. 2.J3 Swoonoy nvo. , Burling-
on , la. For sola by all druggists.
Uospactfulllv ,
k L. UistD.
Forsalo by all druggists.
Hull way Notes.
Mr. E. L. Lomax Is still in Chicago in at-
toudanco on several passenger agonu * meet
ings.
ings.Mr.
Mr. E. Dickinson , assistant general man
ager of tbo Union Pacillc , wai in Salt Lake
yesterday onrouto homo.
Tbo Milwaukee received ninety cars of
merchandise on Labor day , tbo largest
twonty-four-bour business tn tbo history or
the local office.
Tbo Burlington U experiencing an unpre
cedented business along its line in Nebraska
on account of the stale fair , telegrams for
Increased tickets are coming into the passenger -
songor department from all points along the
route. Thooftlcluls do not hesitate to say
that the indications are very bright for the
biggest week in the history of the state fair.
Mr. Fred Nash of the Milwaukee loft for
Chicago Monday It Is thought In connection
With the war General Paisouger Agent Ho'if-
ford has declared on the brokers. While-
Mr , Nash entertains pleasant relations with
the local brokers ho has nothing else to do
hut follow tbo directions of his cliiof , and bo
means to carry the war into Africa.
In conversation local railway official
yostordav said : ' "Tho light that
is being made by the Milwaukee against the
brokers Is being watched with Interest by all
the railroads centering In Omaha. It would
bo of Incalculable benolH to railroads could
Iho brokers bo dispensed wltli.but as long as
there are dlfforoatlul or weak roads Just thut
long will aoalpors obtain , bluglo-hundod a
strong road stands little cuanca to run
agaiust sovcral weak roads that join In
a pool for business , and It would
bo suicidal for a strong road
to combat tbo brokers when other
roads are HI a combine for business to a
given pomt. The light inaugurated by the
Milwaukee to clean the market of excursion
tlukots Is by no ineanH a now ono , tbo Chicago
cage brokers having come In contact wltb
thu Milwaukee people on inpro than ono oc
casion , and that roaj is bated with an in-
toujtty that knows no law by Chicago
soalpOM. However , 1 don't think the Mil *
wauKco will win tn this Itgnt , for there ura
several strong roadu behind the brokers and
they will not BOO the local dealers cot thu
worst of | t , "
"Latei to boa ana eany to nso will shorten
the road to your homo in tbo skies , flut
early to bed mid "Little Early Klser.'ttio ' '
pill that luak'ji Ufa lougor aud bailer and
wUor.
CREAf CROWDS AT THE SHOW
Yesterday's Attondanoa at the Nebraska
Btato Pair Was Unnsnally Largo.
SPLENDID ARRAY OF EXHIBITS SHOWN
Every Uopartmimt Crowded Hcyond tlio
AVIldont Kxpcctntlont , nf the Mun-
ncotnont Many Attractions
Offered to Sightseer * .
LINCOLNNob. . , Sopt. 0. [ Special to Tnu
BKB.J All day yesterday the superintend
ents of the various departments were moro
than busy , putting thair bouses In order nnd
assigning space to belated exhibitors. The
latter worked with a will , and today Ilnds an
elegantly arranged alsplay ot the products ot
the farm , factory and studio. Tbo State
Agricultural society bos glvbn twonty.Jlvo
annual exhibitions , .but In all Its history not
ono has been on.ua ! to the present. Every
department Is crowded In sptto of a lavish
expenditure of money on the Dart of the so
ciety lu enlarging buildings and perfecting
moro convenient arrangements. The man
agers declare they expected the fair to grow
In proportion to tbo development of the state ,
but were not prepared for tbo flattering In
crease which greats thorn at this tlmo.
The stock exhibit Is not only larger but
bettor than over botoro. The 541 entile
stalls are all full. Illinois , Kansas , Iowa ,
Missouri , Kentucky and Nebraska are rep
resented In this department. Tbo sheep and
nog pens are all taken and moro room is
being provided. Tboro are nogs bore from a
dozen states. Three hundred borso stalls are
occupied , and the entries for the races wore
never before so numerous. Fifty additional
stalls were added this year nnd yet all
Lincoln horsemen have boon requested to
remove their slock from the grounds at night
for lack of quarters.
1'nrmern Sinking n Slondld Show.
Horticultural hall has emerged from a
promiscuous heap of farm products to an
artistically arranged combination of county
exhibits which no state in the union can
excel. Prof. Bussey remarked that every
year the cultivated grass crowds farther
and farther west , and this year there are
luxuriant specimens of the various grasses
from counties which , a few years ago , were
not supposed to bo capable of producing any
thing of the kind. Sioux , Burt , Gage , Hitch
cock , Dutidy , Kcarnoy , Box Butlo , Harlun ,
Klmbull and Perkins counties are among
those having particularly jiotlcoablo ex
hibits. Box ; Butlo has a splendid collection
of sho'af grains and grasses , among which is
a sboaf of out * Higher than a tall man's
bead. In spite of a late , wet spring , Ne
braska farmers never In their lives before
had the material at hand to make such a
magnlllcout showing as they are proudly
exhibiting hero today. Some of the coun
ties post the sign , "Tho rainmaker failed , "
or "Wo did not biro a raiumakor , " to
show that their own bands and brains ,
assisted by nature , Is nil that Is necessary
to raise a crop lu Nebraska.
The Grand Island and Norfolk beat sugir
works have a combination exhibit , tno mam
features of wblcn are samples of beets , 200
sacks of sugar and a minialuro rcpresonta- ,
tlon ot the beet sugar palace abGrand Island.
Tbo Crete mills are represented by u 12x13
model of tho."B" mill , illled-wlth Hour.
Tbo state iisblng exhibit Is attracting moro
.than ordinary attention , from the -fact that ,
'tno specimens are much'larger in size.tbaai
formerly , and u number ot now varieties are1
hero. The bcuutlful mountain trout ,
swimming about among great blocks of ice
with which their aquarium is provided , are
especially interesting.
D. C. Moshor , in charge of horticultural
hall , says : "wo have moro flowers and loss
fruit this voar than common. " In spite of the
fact that this is a poor fruit year , tbo dis
play Is very creditable nnd horticultural hall
bos it kind of garden of Eden appoarauoo.
In Other Departments.
The boo and honey hall , although twice as
largo as last year. Is tilled with an exhibit
which attracts much attention. Bees , honey
nnd patent extractors are on every bund. A
wreath of boeswioc flowow made by Mrs.
\Vhitcoinb is worth a trip to Lincoln to see.
The poultry show It also in advance of
former yoara. The old cook that chronicled
Peter's disgrace and nil bis descendants are
bore. A number of patent incubators are
on exhibition.
The agricultural implement department Is
at least one-third larger than over before.
Omaha nnd Council Bluffs lead in exhibitors ,
with Lincoln a close third. Superin
tendent J. M. Burks says the display of
wagons , buggies and carriages is away In
excess of all former years'while threshers ,
reapers and plows have fallen off. Men di
rect from Dos Molnos say Iho display bore is
more than double tbat of the Iowa state fair.
Tbo windmill exhibit covers an acre of
ground.
H. G. Clark , superintendent of tbo display
In mercantile ball , says ho could have lot
nearly as much moro room if it bad boon
prepared. The hall is very largo but every
iucn is taken und manv shut out for
want -of spaco. "Our exhibit , " said ho ,
"Is not only larger but finer than over be
fore. Wo have exhibitors hero from Men-
mouth , 111. , from Iowa , Kansas ana other
states. "
Art ball has kept pace with the general
advance and Is ono of the most attractive ex
hibits hero. In textile fabrics tbo display is
especially fine.
Everything is on a larger scale and In
nearly all departments the rupid advance In
agriculture and the arts , which is so marked
at this time , is n gratifying f out uro of the
nxhlblt.
The attendance today Is very largo , the
atnplo grounds , amphitheater a'nd all balls
and buildings being filled with thousands of
visitors from this and other states. Ttioro
are twenty-one uniformed bands on the
grounds.
This Is children's and people's party day.
The little folks aio hero in force , and if any
thing escapes their observation it is some
thing unworthy of notice. The magnificent
agricultural and farm product exhibits
seam to overshadow political demonstrations ,
if such ware intended , .
Hundreds of people were turned away
from the amphitheater this afternoon , for
want of room. Every hotel In tbo city Is
crowded to its fullest capacity , stranger * in
some Instances paying-as high as $1 for a oat
in a corridor. There probably baa never been
as many people a * , tbo Nebraska state fair ,
from abroad , us now. Tno weather is cool
and air bracing. Tomorrow will bo tbo big
day , though it Is hard to sea bow It can excel
to Jay In point of numbers present.
Among tile Inhibitor * .
The Nebraska Binder Twine company's
exhibit uttracts much attention , and as a
Nebraska manufacturing company's enterprise -
priso deserves special mention. Their twine
is tested every few minutes , nnd this testing
demonstrates to the satisfaction of all that
tno best binder twine in tbo world is mudo
ut Fremont , Nob. The sales ot the company
last year amounted to 700,000 pounds , and
this voar every former should Insist on hav
ing Nebraska made twine. Their prices will
bo furnished upon application by mail or
otherwt o. Their twine Is made trom pure
American hemp , grown in Nebraska , by No.
braska farmers , thus reducing the acreage
of other competing urops.
Box Butlo county comes to tbo front again
this yedr with a nlco display. Those In
charge are Industriously circulating adver
tising , and no doubt will Induce many to settle -
tlo In Box Butte county agulu this yc'ar. liox
Butte county Just ree&trod fit-it premium oa
Wheat ncnlust the wlA > la stato.
( J. D. Edwards , mwagor of th Columbus
Hucpy company of. Omaha , came down lo
Lincoln this morning Wromain wltb the bal
ance of the boys m utiatfta of the exhibit , II.
II. Martin , bJ. H , Sadler nnd F. J. Johnson
nro the others loolcltur nftor the Inloroitt of
the Columbus UUjfgy' ' company. Another
building lm $ boon erected for their display of
flno carriages , buggicn. ( ctc. ( which U second
to none on the grounds. They bavo
about forty vohfclos displayed nnd
nro extending uvory .courtesy to all their cus
tomers , nnd the retail , doatcrs throughout
the state Und the 'Columbus ' Buggy com
pany's exhibit n convenient location to In-
spnct tbo newest styles in vehicles. At tbo
state fair every year all iho Nebraska whole
sale dealers arc met a'nd ' taken care of In tbo
most froucrous manner poxslblo. Every
possible courtesy is extended thorn , and they
nro tvoil provided for. The boys In ohnriro
o ! this exhibit oven have a sulto of rooms
down town , wboro they entertain during
the ovomngs. Last week at tbo Iowa state
fair nt DCS Maine : the Columbus Buggy
company received llrst premium over thirty
different competitors for bosl general dis
play of vehicles ; this coming so closeto
their first premium received at the Ut. Louis
fair last fall sponka volumes for tbo Colum
bus Buggy company's goods. They would
bn only too glad to comnoto bore for a pre
mium , but there Is none offered. The Colum
bus Buggy company of Omnhnnlso represent
tno Slaver & Abbott Manufacturing com
pany of Chicago , who itra also lenders In
their grndo of work. Burks & Cadmnn nro
the Lincoln representatives of the Colum
bus Buggy company , nnd carry full line of
tbls celebrated work , in stock.
Tbo Avcry Planter company occupy their
permanent building as usual. Tbo exhibit Is
under the supervision nf tbo Orunbn house ,
of which Mr. P. P. Day is manager. They
display nothing especially now tbls year ,
their goods being ail standard and well
known , upon which tliolr corn planters ,
cultivators , stallc cutters and seeders bavo
bulldod una reputation second to nono. Tbo
Avorjf Plantnr company build "tbo Now
Elward" ongmo nnd thresher , which Is com
ing rapidly to tbo front. The outfit on the
ground Is attracting universal attention.
Tbo Avery Plantar company are polo neonts
for Nebraska nnd western Iowa for tbu
Hanna wagon nod tbo Evans steel lever har
row. Tbo Ilannn wagon has Just lately boon
Introduced on tbo market , but It Is a great
success and Is a rapid seller.
Procure It llofura Lowing Homo.
Tbreo years ago , while Ivas visiting rela
tives at Hlggrlnsvlllo , Mo. , I was suddenly
taKou with colla and severe pains In the
stomach. My relatives .sent to tbo doctor
for medicine , and bo sum * mo a bottle of
Clmmborlaln't ? Colic. Cholera nnd Diarrhoea
Kennedy , tolling the bearer that if thht mod-
Iclno did not euro mo" ho could not proscribe
anything that would. I usotl it and was im
mediately relieved. Hcxitr A. TUOFEHN ,
KISSED AND MADE UP.
Wealthy Widow Tualcr ( ilvos Her Krothor
Clinrgo of Her Property Again.
Another chapter has boon added to the
Tuslor-Kconan-Stocidard troubles and this
tlmo Dr. George ICccuan of MauisonVis. . ,
bolds the winning band.
TUB BBS readers are familiar with
the case. They know that wbon Mrs.
Catherine Tuslof , , became a widow
she was possessed or casn , bank stooir and
herds of cattle and Horses. Tbesojlumb ani
mals grazed upon tbo' western hills , and
rapidly grow Into dollars. Thov also know
that the Wisconsin doctor , who was Mrs.
Tuslor's brother , looknd alter her finances
until her son-in-law , H. J ? . Stoddard of this
city , was appointed ihor attorney In fact.
When Mr. Stoddard took charge ho
found that things -had gene decidedly
wrong ; tbat instead of the herds
increasing , they had" decreased in numbers
under Dr. Kconan's management. Ho , bow-
ever , had a five-year contract wltb bis
. .sister , and wbon itwasdeclared off ho
brought suit and recovered a Judgment of
$20,000. This he hold over her bead until a
few days ago , nbon peace was declared by a
cancellation of tho-judgmont and a revoca
tion of the power Of attorney to Stoddard.
In seeking for a.man to represent her interests -
torosts Mrs.Tuslor / bos appointed Dr. Fox of
MadisonWIs. . , as horlattornoy/ Fox is the
partner of Dr. JCeenan in the * practice of
medicine. v . .x
Attorney Stoddard. who returned from tbo
Tusler ranch yestordav , said that bo did not
ciaro tooxpress bis opinion regarding the
revocation of tbo power of attorney
and the .causes wnicb led to tbo
appointment of Fox. Ho said , however , that
ho was through with the cato and washca
bis bands of all connection with Tusler lands
and cattle.
Disease never successfully attacki the sy
ornwith pure blood. Do Witt's Sarsaparllla
mnkos pure new blo3.1 a-U oarloboi oloii
GOT THE THIEVES.
i'ollce Arront n Precious Pnlr of Crim
inals Oilier Pollco Notes.
Yesterday Joe Natchnober was arrested
for stealing a ladies' watch from Charles
Schrote , who runs tbo B. & M. saloon
down on Fourth street. The thief gave the
tlmo-ploco to Gertlo St. Glair , a prosti
tute , 'who shortly afterwards wont to
Kearney. Tboro the girl pawned the watch
to a 'landlady aad .came back : to Omaha.
Detective Haze found the girl last evening ,
and turned her over to the matron for sate
keeping until today , when Nachtnobor's
trial will take place.
Granvlllo VVudo was booked at the Jail
yesterday afternoon for shooting wltb Intent
to kill. A low nights ago Mr. Wade was Im
plicated in a little -.hooting affray in tbo
burnt district in which no ono was injured.
Judge Berlin coin men cod yesterday to hold
afternoon sessions oMho pollco court.
From noon until midnight Monday tbo
patrol wagon made thirty runs and hauled
about forty prisoners to tbo city Jail. This
was moro -runs in twelve hours than tbo
wagon has made In two yoars.
Captain Cormack will bo acting chief of
pollco during the three wocks absence of
Cnlof Souvoy.
Nugget ! Nuggotl Nuggotl Buy Big
Nuggotbaklng powder. 31 oz. 25 cants.
Still Talking Water Tower.
Dr. Casey , president of the Kansas City
Fire Department Supply company , was In
the city yesterday endeavoring to obtain tbo
opinion ot tbo city officials on the merits of
the Halo water towor. At a recent flre In
Baltimore tbo water tower poured five and
one-bait tons of water Into tbo top story of
a burning building lit one minute , completely
drowning tbo lire. During a test of the
tower at Washington not long ago tbo ma
chine throw a stream of water 1175 foot hzb |
With only four onglnes'lnuio. As faros can
bo learned tbo city officials are in favor ot
purchasing the apparatus.
Nuggotl Nugget I Nugget I Buy Big
Nuirgo baking powdoc. 'M oz. 25 cents.
lliilldlngTormlta.
The following pormi 3L were issued by the
superintendent of buildings yesterday :
John K Dale , repairing lo dwelling , 1233
South Thirty-first street . t 1,000
II. K. Oudy. two-story , Iron lumber shod.
Blxth and Hurneyatfpets. . , . 1,003
J. Lovl. ono-story Irortreoal shed , Thlr-
toonth und IjOiivoinroHh HI roots . 700
N. Knobes. brick addlUon to btoro ,
Twentieth and Clark streets . , , 3,500
1/lvo minor permits. .jjj. . . BVD
Total . i..V . $ 3,050
Murrlugu ' Mccni * , ,
Tbo following marriage licenses were li-
sued by Judge Ellop yesterday I
Name und address. ' Age.
JJ. 1) . O. Knuer. Omabft . 24
1 Minnie Lehmann , Omaha . , . , , . , z\
I John W. I.owry , South Omaha . 23
1 Eva Fletcher , JiancroTt. . 18
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
r TniitK it no longer any need of eipenslre , tiresome trip * to
\ OUl retorts ; Kicitstot Srmwas , Mo. , ons hoar's tide from K n City ,
offers alt the attractions the ieeker for pteMnre or health can desire
\7 O f > 1 { * | Sfl TUB Knit , capacity iOO Rnesti , It an Ideal resort hotel , lltuated
V dwd i.1 vll I In Iho raldit of a picturesque wooded eitat * of 1000 acres.
" / nntr , in a tetig rarrtr at * traftltr it Hatty taxiit , an < i * * ittr mmnrtH't ,
fcurtJ to rtit/nt and Alff/i 'til , u AemrJitt a tfet at tht trautfful " Slmtt"
ST. Louts , Mo. Frank L. James , Ph. D. , M. D ,
Location healthy , no malaria , no mosqnltos , Immenie swimming pool of Snlrbo-Sallns water ,
is cool and retrethlng as the ocean. Tennis , billiards , bowline , Rood saddle horses , orchestra ,
chnclng.andallsporisatcommand. Why not enjojr these advantages , renew your health bydrlnklng
( he famous Ktftnt and Snlfhf-Saltnt waters and at the . - , . C *
lame time save your money ? Charges moderate. Cor * LLXCClSIOf * vjp IllJSf
respondcnce solicited. Per Illustrated pamphlet , terms , f , *
t lr IVI T
* <
etc. , address EXCELSIOR SPRINGS COMPANY , Tki BottttJ H'attn. lvlISSOUri
RICHARDSON DRUG CO. , AGENTS , Omnlm , Nebraska.
WELL BRED , SOON WED"GIRLSWHO USE
SAPOLIO
Are Quickly Married. Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
OMAHA
WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMBER 14th ,
Grounds at 20th and Paul Streets-
THE BARNUM & BAILEY
Greatest Show on Earth
CONTAINING EVERY COUNTRY'S BEST ATTRACTION.
Topthsr with Imrc Kiralfy's ' Glorioni aaft Mainiflc3.it . Historical Spectacle ,
COLUMBUS
And the Discovery of America.
3 Clrcussos , 3 Rings , 2 Elovntnd Stugcs , Horse Pair. 2 MonaRorios , Olympiiv Hip
podrome , Magic Illusions , 50 Aoriulists , 20 Clowns , 20 Animal Actorrf , Perform
ing Cute , Dogs , Pigs , Storks , Sheep , Gecso find Wild Boiists. 2 Herds of Elo-
plmnts , 2 Droves of Camels , 100 Clmriots. 1,200 raalo and iomiilo Performers ,
400 Horses , 60 Cages , 04 Curs , 4 Trains. Columbus St-igo 450 foot long. Water
proof Tent , 550 foot long. An , Amazing mid Astounding Exhibition. Capital
Invested , $3,500,000. Daily Expenses , $7,300.
P. T. BARNUM and J. A. BAILEY , EqualOwners
MOORS PREPARING TO HECT THE SPAH1ARP5 BEFORE ( .RANADA-
GRANDEST SPECTACLE ON EARTH.
Illustrating the life , trials and triumphs of the grout discpveror , and the histori
cal ovonss connected there with. Battles of the cross and crcsont. Tourna
ments. .6oifjes nnd sorties. Dances , sonprs and fetes. Pageants , triumphs ,
tableaux nnd displays. Ships in motion , Shnm lights , Royal receptions. 300
beautiful dancing girls. Ferdinand und Isabella's Splendid Court. Tremendous
now historical street para-io never seen before this season , illustrating Arabian
nights stories , children's fables , nursery rhymes , nnd the history of the
United States , at 0 a. m. on day of show.
Two Performances Daily , at 2 and 8 P , M , Doors Opan an Hour Earlier.
Admission to all , 60 Conts. Children under O years , 25 Cents.
Reserved numbered seats at regular price , und admission tickets at usual slight
advance at J. T Kinslor's drug store , 10th and Farnara Sts.
CHEAP'EXCURSIONS ON/ALL RAILROADS.
Will Exhibit at Nebraska City , September 15th.
SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
Purely Vegetable and Strictly
Reliable.
They act DIRECTLY and PROMPTLY
on the Liivor and Stomach , restoring the
constipated organs to healthy activity ,
and are a POSITIVE and PERFECTLY
SAFE CURE for CONSTIPATION ,
LIVER COMPLAINT , SICK HEAD
ACHE , BILIOUSNESS , and all ether
diseases arising from a disordered con
dition of the Liver and Stomach.
They1 are the Only Kollulo Vcgntuble Liver
Fill Bold ) They are Porfojtly Ilarmleiii Ths
are Purely Vnzotablo : Try Them.
DR. Sohenck'g Doak on Consumption. Liver
Complaint anil DyspOD l Bent Froe.
BOHEN01C& HON.Philadelphia
ffTAKEAPILL.
\l \ Hobb'3 Are the Dest on Earth.
Act gently yet prompt
' ly on tboMVKlt , KID.
DR. HOBB'S KElSnnd 110WELS , dis
pelling Headaches , Fev
ers and Colds , thorough
LITTLE ly cleansing the system
of disease , and cures
jfegetable habitual constipation
They are sugar coated ,
do not gripe , very Email ,
easy to take , and purclr
Tegetable. 43 pills la cacti
PILLS vial. I'erfoct digestion
followB their use. They
aliiolutolr euro sick lie < f-
aelio , and nrarccointntiiiJ-
61 bj leoaibg ph'ilcUni. For Halo by loading
tBorsentbyin&t : ; t&cU. tl&l. Adrtrcsa
MEDICINE Ca , Proas , San fianvw a
fOH BALK IK OMAHA. NEU. . BY
f ubn A Co. , Co.r 13th & DouRlu 8U.
J , A. Fuller & Co , Cor. l th A DouK
t * It I'ottcr A Co. , Council inufli. It ,
Save Your Eyesight
Byesteatad free byannxi'BUT OPTIOIAN
1'erfect adjustment , Superior lonnoj. Nerv-
aushoadacbo cured by uslni ; our Bpootuolej
and Kyaslnsxu I'rlcoi Ion for Unit clan
goods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLD GO ,
1148. lOthSL.Crolghtoa Bloolt
AMUSEME11MTS
B0YD'SMTTea
e , TJ M KS.
WEDNESDAY , BEl'T. 7.
Supported by the Slroncest and Moat Coin-
plotoGOMPflNY
Now Ilofnro the I'uhllc.
THIS AKTKItNOON AT t.10 ! : !
INOOMAR ,
Prices : Mo nnU Tie THIS KVE. AT 8:00 : :
The 'Gladiator.
Prices 2So , Me. 73o und JI.03. Next nttrao-
tlon. John T. Ko.ly In "Mol'uu In Dublin , "
Built , n. 12. 13&nf. U.
Farnam St , Thsater
TUuraJajr , Friday , BaturdnjMntlnoo ana Night.
THE FAST MAIL.
10 ati of ipeelal toonorr. ITUUt of the ( nit mall
Niagara l < 'nll by moonlight , nltlt uolllnu mlit.
Practical worklnironglne and U freteht car , wltu
Illumlnntoil cabooia. The daze ( Uro. HealUtlo
rlror tceno nnd steiimtiont explonlan. and ono nun *
drca otlior Btartllntf otlecta.
THE EVANS
,
Tlio Hot Spring * of America ,
Hot Snrluirri , S. I ) .
Flncit Itosort Uotol In the Weat , Htrlctlr Flnt
Ulnos I.ariio Itoonia , Ulniclu or Knsulto , Now
Opun. All Mo > l riilinirovuui | at9. TablouUpa.
dully , KuiMoiiablo liutoj for lluUnooof Hoaicin.
Urcliuitra and UunulMf ICvory Kvonlngla tliu Mu
ilo Hull. Klaait I'liuuo llutli la tlio United
Btutou. Uoautlful Mountain Bcenery , Hploiulld
Clluiute. Cool NlnhU , No Moxiulton. il.UUJ Koot
aboro tlio Hon. The riouth Dakota Hot Sprlnm
nro attracting atUiatluii ull over tha world , and
arc ourlnit n luriiur porooataito than uny aurlncs
lu the U. 8. For raloi , b.itlm , olo. unit other la -
oriunilou , ucldresn , o. H. MAHIHC.N.
Hot Springs. Hoiltn Dakota
Or ( he Liquor Habit l < uiTdy Cured
by ndmliiUlfrliiu I > r. Itiiluv * '
Jol < lu Niiwlllv.
If.n. J B' ' n In cup of coflct. or tea. or In food.
Without
the knowledjroof the patlont. It In abioluloly
oarmleM , and will elToct a permanent anil poedy
cure , whether the patient l a moderate drinker or
an alooholla wruok. ItUu beenelven la Ihoui.ndi
ot o et.and ID every Initanoe a perfect euro hufol.
lowed. It nrrrrFulli. TlietyelenioueelmprrKnalod
Kiln the Epeolno.lt becoraei an utter Imuoulbllltr.
for tba liquor appetite to eiltt.
UOI.IICN M'Kfi/VlO VO * iTop'r , rUrln.etl. Oy
48-pue book ol pArUouUri ( roe. To be had of
Kuhu&Oo. . litUandUoualai Sw. . 18th and
UumlnnHt.1. Wlioiosalo , lllako. llruco , &Oa
and Illuharasou llruj Oa.Uin alia.Nub
I'nipoiml lor ratio btitkui uml l.tiin Ixir.
Healed bids will bo rncolvud ut tlio oflloo of
tlio oily comptroller , Omaha. Nob. , uu to 4
oolpck p , m. Buptombur iitli : , Ib'Ji , fur the fur-
nluhlnx of u ratio staKuu , luinUur. nulli
unu ceniout for the rointtlniler ot tlio
your for the oily of Oinuhn. Hpool-
llouttoni on Ilio at thin ofllcu. The rlvht
IH rouryod to nccupt or rojoot any or ull bid * .
Kaon bidder lu rotiulrud to onoloio cortltled
oliook of IJO.OO. T1IKO OLBKN ,
-i7t ! Comptroller ,
ii * i.it Jl A. -
t7nlti > ri HtntPA Mnrahnt't
Dookot No.MIC' In the circuit- court nf tb
UnltMl rtlulm for the fllatrlot of Nohrmka.
The l-'lr < u Niitlotml bitnkof Omnh.i vt J. T.
Urlflln rt al.
Ptilulo notice Is hereby clvcn thi\t In niir.itt-
nnco nnd by \ Irttio of u writ of execution li *
lied outof above nnniod court In above en
titled oati'c. nnd bonrlnft tliu ( Into of Aiuuil
10. A. 1) . IW2. I , llrntl 1) . Huuphtnr. United
Slates innrMml for the tllsUlot of Notirixl < ,
will , on tlio ITin < lny of "pplombor. A. I ) , IPitf.
nt the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon o (
inld tiny , nt the north uoor of the Unltud
Btntoscotirthouxo nnd poitolllco btilldliiK , In
the city of OtiiHhn , Douclan county , st.ttn ami
district ot Nobrask t , Roll nt puhllo auction as
thn Invr dlrocti to the hlchon nnd host bidder
the life Ituoren of the ilofontl.Mit herein. .1. A.
Urlflln. In anil to the following tloiorlboJ
property , to-wlt !
All that lot , piece or pun-el of Innd tiotni ; r\
portion of the wcit 8.Mlti foot of the nw ' 4 of
sw H of so H Micllon ; ri township 15 , rauao 1J.
M follows ; llcclnnltm nil foot south of th
center of sei'llnti : U , thence i\Mt Kl ( 7-10 font ,
thonuo southE1I ; foot to 40-.iorn oorncr on lull
BOQtlon II w , thunco woit SSI 7-10 foot , thence
north 3.11 foot to beitlnnliiKl bolnit the
south quarter ot west SS V-10 acres of nw U of
so M of said section & . ooiit.ilnliiK n7 H-IUO
ncri'd , moro or Irsu. Also. bnalnnlnK IHI foot
south of the conlorof section W. township 15.
run no 13 , thnncorost i'.QIO foot to Iho west
line of Bald section , thcncu south IUI foot to 40-
nero corner , tluuioo oust i',010 foot to
lialf ocutliin line , thence north Ml
feet to lieRlnnliiR , being the s
of ni ! of a\r unarlor of Bixld sootlon Si , boinq
twenty ncros more or less , Alson portion o (
tnx lot 4 , in wii ot no U of section ono ( I ) ,
township H , raiixo 12 , as follows ! IloainultiR
ia37.il.VS foot north nf oontor of scotlun 1 ,
thence north UU.8M foot , thence oust ft7J foot
to Little Papllllun crnuk. tlioncb southerly
nloiiK snltl crrnk to 11 point a.iU of bo j I it u hi- ) ,
thonoq west . " > 7."i foot In plnco ot lieBlniilnc ,
1)01 nit the norlh I'J..SV ' foot of said tux lot ;
containing : ! ttcros muroorloss.
Havln boon hur.itoforo levied upon b ; vir
tue of s.ild writ ot execution to unllstv u
JiulRinotit of salt ! court oljtalnetl nt Its May
term 1870 In favtir of the 1'lrst National bank
of Omaha unit against the said , T. A. ( Irlflln.
llUADll. aiAUUIITF.I ( .
United States Marshal. Hlstrlct of .Nebraska.
W. A. HKDILK , Attorney for plaintiff.
Auit. 17. S4 , Ul , Sent , 7 , 14.
PROPOSALS L-'OR PAVING.
Senlcd proposals will bo received by the tin-
dorslnnod until lUO : o'clock p. in , Sentuinbor
lUth , 1811. ' . tor Colorado a ijitLstonc , flotix Kails
cranlto uml WooilriilT. Kttnsas , Htono , accord
ing to spoclllcallons for IS3I for Diving the
part of Intersection on the west sltlo of Six-
tooiitlt street and Williams street.
Kach bid to specify it pr.eo per stiunro yard
for the pnvlnit comiiloto on the Intersect Ion
Work to he tlotio' in accordnnco with plans
and .specifications on Die lu the ofllco of tha
Hoard of I'ubllo Works.
And fur the following kinds of paving muto-
rlal , viz :
Sheet nsphsiltuiii.
tilotix Kalla or oihor cranlto.
Colorado s.inilHlonn.
Woodruff. Kiinsus , stone , and
Vltrlllotl brick.
Alt according lo speoilloatloiis of ISO. ; for
paving partot the followUK streets In the olty
of Omahii , comprised In street Improvement
districts N'oi 4IU nntlIS. . ' , ordered Improved by
ordinances No * , ilia'l tind ; i."A respectively ,
and more particularly described us follows :
No. 4U > JnoUson street from 37th street to
2Stli street.
No. 48. Ersklno slrcot from thn west line of
21th street to tliu oust llnoot'Jith street.
Kitoli bid to specify it pr co porsquaro yard
for the pitvln . ' complete In the streets ,
Work to ho tlono In necordtinco with plana
and spuolflcatlons on Die In the olllco of the
board of public works.
K.ich proposal to be made on printed blanks
furnished by the hoard und to bo accompanied
by n cortlllod chock In the sum ot $ . " > M , pay
able to the city of Omaha , as un ovldcnoo of
good faith.
The bonrd reserves the right to rojeot any
or all bids , nnU to witlvo dofocts.
i' . w. nimciiAUSEU.
Chairman Hoard of t'ublto Works.
Omnhn , August Illst , 1832. u31sl-7-8
PROPOSALS POR CURBING.
Seale.l proposals will ho received by the
undersigned until I:3J o'clock , p. m. i-optomlior
lUth , IS'Jif oh curbing with will to Colorado sand-
stonu , red Colorado Dandslono and llero.i
sandstonc uccording tospcc.Ilcittlois. thu fol-
lowmir street Impruvomontdlstrleta :
No. 485 Jauksun street fiom 7th street to
28th Htroot :
Nu. Hi Krsldno atroot from the west line ot
24th strool to the o.istline of 23th HtrcoL :
ICaih bid lo spuulfy n prlco per Ilnoal foot
for the curbing complete on the streets
Work to bo done In accorJnnoo with plans
and sneclllcatlnnHim Ilio In the olllco of tliu
bo.ird of public works.
1'roposils tu bo made on printed blanks
furnished by the board , and those accom
panied with j. curtlllua cheek In the sum of
1503 , p tyablu to the elty of Omaha , as un ov 1
dcnco of goo 1 fnlth.
The bo trd ri" > orvos the rUht to rojo.qt any
or all bids anil to wnlvo defects.
I' . W. HIItiaiAUSfiK.
Chairman lie ird ot I'ubllo Works.
Omaha , August Ulst , li n'JIs 1-7-8
Notice or Assessment ol I.inniei for
Criiillnc ; .
To the owners of all lots und parts of lots and ,
real estate along Ylnton street , from J4lh
snout to the west linn of alloy lu blool < 31 ,
Wllcox's ai'coiul addition.
You are hiiruby nollllcd th.tt . the undor-
Hlvncd , thicodlilntercslcd freeholders of tha
city of Omnhu , lutvo been duly appointed by
Iho mayor , with the approval ot the ally
council nf s.ild city , to assess the diumuo to
the owners respectively of the property
nlTe tetl by grading of said street , declared
ncccssirv ny tmlln-mco Nutnbar 3 , 10. pissed ,
AtiEustSJrd. l&'J.1 ' , and approved August i'4th
18ii
18iiYou nro further notified , thut linvlng ac
cepted sild appointment , nna duly qii'illQed
us rctiulrcd by law. wu will , on tno i.iin uny ot
September. A. ! > . , ISO. , at Iho hour of 10
o'clock Ih the forenoon , nt the olllco of Hhrlvor
&O'Donnhon , 1101 1'arnam street , within the
corporate limits ot sild city , meat , for Iho
purpose of considering nnd tnuUliu the
nssossniontof damiigo to the owners rospoo'-
Ivoly of ftntd property. nlTecton by said grnd-
Inu , tiiklng Into consideration special bono-
llts , If any.
You are mitlllo.i to bo present nt thu tlmo
und place aforos tld. and make any objections
to or statonioiits concoinlng nild nssossmout
of damages na you may consider proper.
W. G , SlIKIVIjIv ,
EO. J. 1'AUlj.
JAS.Sl'OCICDAbn.
Cnmmlttet ) of Aprnlsers.
Omu Int. Nob. , Eoptembor 3rdMS'J. . a Cd 10
Notice of AsHoHiinontol I ) tni'iKot for Itceon
atriiutlni ; thn Slxtonntli Ntrcnt'l.iilnot. .
To the owners of all lots nnd parts of lots and
real estate ulong the Sixteenth street via *
duct and the approaches thereto.
You nro he i uny notlUod that the undor-
slcned. three disinterested frooholtlors of the
city ot Omaha , have boon duly appointed by
the mayor , with the approval of the city coun
cil of sn'd cltv. to assess the damage to the
owners respectively of thu property affected
by the construction and reconstruction of the
Sixteenth street vludnot In tha city ot Omaha
IIH declared necessary by ordinance No. 3172.
passed July 'Jlst , WJi , approved July -M , I83i
nnd an proposed by pi 11 ns duly approved bv
the mayor and council of said elty.
You are further notified , thnt having ac
cepted H tld appointment , and duly ( iiiuTlllod
n required by law. wo will , on Saturday , the
17th ifuy of September A. I ) .
vie * e W'fV * WVI t < > * J 18D2. at the hour
of 0 o'clock In the forenoon , at the directors'
room of the Commercial National bunk 100J
1'arnam street , within the corpornto limits of
said cltv. moos for the purpose of considering
and making the assessment of damage to then
owners respectively ot mild property uffcotwd
by.uald roconstrtietlonof said viaduct anu lu
npprq-tclios , tuUIns into coiiHldorntlonApodal
benellts , If any.
You , ire notified to ho present nt the tlmo
and place aforesaid und make any objections
to or vtitemenlH concerning nald assessment
of damages uu you mav eonsldor proper.
W. U. HHKlVKIt.
AliOMMlMKYKR.
ALFKKI ) MlLIvAHD.
Septemberid : , JB02 , Omuliu , Nobraxka.85dlOt
85dlOt
NOTICE OP APPRAISBMIUNT OP
DAMAGES POR THE CHANGE OP
GRADE OP DOUGLAS STREET
PROM 28TH STREET TO THE
WEST LINE OP J3OGGS & HILL'S
21) ADDITION.
To the owners of all lots , parts of lots nnd
real nutate along UoiigliiB street from SHth
street to the west line of Hoggs & Hlirs''tl
addition nnd Inlorsoctin.-avenues and Htreius ,
> ou uro liorubv , notlllod tniit the unilor-
signed , three dlslnterosted fronholuoisof the
city of Omaha. Imvo been duly appointed by
the mayor , with the appiovnl of thu olty
council otuald city , to assess thu dnmago to
the owners respectively of the property at-
footed by the ehango of grade of Douglas
Ktroot frmii Sath Ktrout to the woU llnu of
Hoggs & Hill's
audition nnd Intersecting uvo-
iities and Htreets , doalnrod nticotsary by tirdi-
iiiinco 18 ! ) , p Kioil Auust L'J , Ibll. , approved
Vou uro fu'rlhur notlfloil , that having no-
coptodHuld iippolntment. anil duly qualified
MB reoulrod hy law. wo will , on the I7 li day of
Hoptombor. A. I ) . 189' . ' , at thu hour ot 10 o'clock
In the forenoon , at thu olllco of T. U Hrumiur.
room I , Wuru block , within the twnorato
llmltaof said olty , meet for tha purposouf
considering und nmking thu atfeniment of
dnmiigoto the owners rosipootlvuly. of mthl
property , alToctod by Bald olmnguof gradu.
takliiKlnto conildoratlon Bpuulal benefits , if
* ou are notlllod to bo present at the tlnm
ml place aforesaid , nnd muUo any objootlons
ooratutomoiila conuurning , said aH eismon
of damanoi , as you mav ootibliltir proper.
T. O. HUU.NNKK
WI1 < 1IAM O. HlilUVKK ,
OKUItUK J. I'AUL.
, . . _ . Conimlttuo of Appraiser * .
Ouinhu , Sept. 0 , IbW. UOdlUl
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