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We have placed on _ sale our entire.stock , at 'prices regardless of cost
everything must be so'd. *
Many of our choicest goods were barely reached by stroke , and are practically as good
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as before the fire , still we have decided to sell the % yhole stock this month , not wishing tea
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carry any thing over that was in the building during the fire and at the end of the month will
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The only restrictions we make in selling goods at these prices are , they can.not be ex < ' -i , !
changed or returned the identical articles purchased will in every instance be delivered , and
we guarantee nothing as regards quality. -
We have a large force of men at work repairing and refinishing goods , and as soon as
presentable will from time to time be placed on our floors.
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WADE IIP IN POLICE COURT
How a Domestic Tragedy Was Narrowly
Avoided in Lancaster County.
MANY LINCOLN CROOKS CAPTURED
Bovor.il llurBlnrs Who Uxpoctoil to I'rollt by
the rrosoncn of tlio Kulr Visitors
IHmipimlntod Cupltiil
City Gossip.
Ltxcoi.x , Nob. , Sopt. 10. [ Special to THE
. KI.J A wronged husband nnd an erring
\w'n ! were roooncllod in the police court this
Vtornorn. and a case which for a few hours
promised to und in a domostlu tragedy wa
brought to a happy denouement. A young
married woman uamod Mrs. Eva Martin was
arrested at bor boarding bouso at Twelfth
nnd P streets last evening on the charge of
adultery , tbo complaint being preferred by
bor husband , the corespondent being Edward -
ward Bancroft. Both of the men In tbo
coso are farmers , Martin living four miles
ti\st of Corcsco , in this county , and Bancroft
ino mlles east of the same place.
The history of this particular ploco of do-
juostlo in felicity makes n somewhat lengthy
glory , but It may oo condensed about 03 fol
lows : Bancroft was nlwavs a frequent vis
itor at the Martin residence and the husband
never had cause for suspicion that all was
not right. Ouo day last spring Martin and
his wife quarrelled ever some trivial affair ,
nnd as a result bo abused bor nnd she loft
" " iffiii , tailing bor 2-yoar-old child and going to
"Sllltiou. Nothing was board from her for
Bomo tlmo , but finally Martin's brother dls-
covered that she bad returned to JNobraska
nnd wus living with Bancroft as his wife.
The husband was at once informed of the
junta of affairs. Monday Bancroft and Mrs.
jMiirtln came to Lincoln nnd engaged a
room at a boardiuc house at the corner of
Twelfth nnd P streets. Martin , who was
tvbtcbiig the movements of the pair , at onao
pwore out u warrant for tholr arrest and
"placed It In tbo bands of an ofllcor. The
woman was soon arrested nr.d taken to the
station. An olllcor wus sent for Bancroft
this morning and bo was brougjit to tbo city
nt noon. Both sides had" secured attornnys
nnd thu case bad been set for Monday , but
. Into this afternoon Martin nnd bis truant
ivlfo bad a long Interview ever the mutter
and as n result Martin withdrew the com
plaint against Bancroft ana with bis wife on
tils arm loft the station. He bus promised to
live with her ngalu and will treat her bettor
In tbo future.
( Jot u IIcn\y
The Lincoln police torco was unusually
TlKllaiit during state fair xvoak and as a ro-
Biilt fewer robboilcs and burglaries \\cro
reported than ovor. In several instances the
jioilco discovered gancs of crooks in the r.ct
qWaiisacking bouses and they wore either
Btck-cssful i" capturing the crooks or In
JriKi'ionrng thorn away. Ono young follow
Who was capVirod yesterday afternoon was
made to feel tbo weight of Lincoln JusUoi
this morning. Ho was captured whllo ran
sacking tbn residence of U , C. Stllzol nt S1M5
V strcot nnd was arraigned in police court
this morning. Ho gavu his name as Peter
Smith aud as be could odor uo defense ho
was lined $ IUO and costs and scut to the
county jail in default of payment.
Douglnii County 1'rntonln. (
TUo goutlomcii having In cburgo Iho Doug-
/countv exhibit at the stata fair have on-
\ roa u protest uMalnst the doculon of the
. dges In awarding the premiums on county
-Oi'hlblts. 'Iho Judges distributed the prize
money ns follows : Fiist , Burt county.r ! > 0 ;
Bocona. Koaftioy countv , f-MO ; third , Dundy
county , f-10 : fourth , Douglas countv , $190 ;
tlftb , ( Jugocouhty , 1170 ; sixth , Ifoil Willow
county , ? 1SO ; sovouth , Hitohcock county ,
$130 ; eighth , Huvoa county , 9110 ; ninth , Per-
tldus county , (100 : tenth , Madison county ,
flK ) ; eleventb , Jlox Uutto county , ( M ) ;
twelfth , Sioux county , $70 ; thirteenth , Hur-
jnu county , (00 , Under the ruloi of tbo as-
ijfclatlon the orotost will delay the pay-
pijwlt of tbo awards until the next an-
nual raootlno of the State Board ot
Agrloulture next January. Some of the
officers of the association uro of the opinion
that the Douglas county people will with
draw their protest. The Douglas county
people claim that tholr exhibit was discrim
inated against by the Judges and they usk
the board to cither examine the exhibit or
appoint a committee of exports to do so.
Heard In the Court Koom * .
George stone has commenced n suit for
damages against S. M. Barker , a member of
the State Board of Agriculture , placing his
damages at $10,000. Barker caused Stone's
arrest for selling watermelons near the en
trance to the state fair grounds and after
wards the case ngiinst him was dropped.
Ilo thinks his character has been damaged
to tbo extent of the amount claimed.
Anna Silence today commenced an action
for a' divorce from her husband on the
ground of nonsupport.
J. T. Wlghltt and C. O. Uobb have boon
sued on n joint promissory note for $287
given to the Commercial National bank.
Gns4lp nt tlio htuto llouso.
The supreme court today Issued an order
extending 'tho tlmo for the bearing of C. H.
Paul's application for Dortnlsslon to give a
suporsodeas bond until September 27 or until
tbo application oould bo board aud deter
mined upon ,
Theodore H. Miller was todar appointed
receiver of tbo State bank at Crete upon the
recommendation of the State Banking Board.
Lincoln I" llrluf.
Thoremaius of MM. Jllna Crov , the ladv
who mot her death at Burlington Beach ,
were taken to Kushvillo , III. , for interment.
The coroner decided that It was unnecessary
to hold an inquest.
The tire department was called to the cor
ner of Sixteenth und 1C streets last night by
n false alarm.
The polioa have discovered two valuable
cloaks at a couple of dlsroputablo dives in this
citv. Una was Idontltlod by the chief of police
of Urand Island , who rocogniz d tbo garment
ns having boon stolen from u residence In
that city last week. Tbo other has not yet
been claimed.
( Joorgo W. Davis , a professional crook ,
escaped from the city jail last evening by
prying loose a board from the top of his cell ,
thus gaining access to the corridor , from
which bo walked Into the 011311 air without
being noticed.
FOB OMAHA'3 VOUNQ MEN.
Wlnit tlio YOIUIK MDII'H ClirUtliiii Atfroclu-
turn U Doing for It * l.ooal Momhuri.
Citizens of Omaha who take an interest in
the welfare of young man uro Justly proud of
the work being accomplished by tbo Young
Men's Christian association. Never in the
history ot this noble institution huvu tbo ef
forts put forth seemed to accomplish tbo do-
nirod purpose so fully as tbov are at present ,
und the proipnots for tno future of the as
sociation are indeed encouraging.
Slnco the coming of Mr. I'Vank W. Obor
lost your and the boglnnini ; of his very of-
llciont worn as general socrouiry inu associa
tion has tanun on new life and has boon
reaching out after young men in a way that
moans great good to the community. Tbo
central aim of too association Is to benefit
young men physically , uioutally and morally ,
It Is not a church It Is a place whcro the
welfare of young men 1s made a specialty.
During the biimmer Just drawing to a close
tbo gymnasium has boon greatly Improved
by the purchase of a larco amount of now
apparatus and by n general overhauling ,
The Instruction in the gymnasium Is under
the able direction of Mr. Sboldon und great
care is taken to suit the OAOrciso to oachjin-
dividual cane. All who enter tno gymnasium
are required to pass u physical examination ,
so that tbero may bo no danger of Injury
from over-violentoxorclso for these who may
bo suffering from disease or physical woak-
DOS of any particular part. Tbo gymnasium
has bcou carefully exumluod bv the building
inspector uud Is perfectly safe and secure In
every detail , thus assuring all who take ex
orcise there that tboy will bo lu no danger of
accident cauiod by tbo breaking of the ap
paratus.
One of the most Interesting features con
nected with the Young Men's Christian asso
ciation In Omaha is tbo Current Topic club ,
which was organized last your and proved to
be u winning cam from tbo very start. Tbo
club will begin the now year next Monday
nlgbt und Dr. Durvoa , tbo able aud Indefa
tigable loader , wiludallvor au aadrois upon
tbo work of tbu coming winter.
A very lutorojiluir feature of the su mme
months has boon the custom adopted ) by a
number of the young mnn , known as tbo
Outing club , of making evening excursions
to various points of Interest in and about the
city. The smoker , the packing houses. CutOff -
Off lake nnd other points have boon visited.
Next Thursday night the club will visit tbo
American water works plant at Florence.
A line foot ball team has boon organised
and tbo coming season of foot bull will bo
made a hummer. The concert nnd lecture
course for the coming winter is ono of espe
cial merit ana deserves the patronage of the
public In gonoral. None but the very best
of musical organizations and orators will bo
presented , nnd it Is confidently hoped that
this will bo by far the most successful season -
son ever onjovod by the entertainment de
partment of the association.
The association told tba annual reception
to the public last Tuesday night and the suc
cess of tbo event was unparullolod lu tbo his
tory of the association.
The Bt'.ptist young people are preparing
for a goaoral rally of religious inlerosts in
Omaha in October , when tbo annual conven
tion of nil the Baptist societies of tno state
will bo hold horo. The convention will open
on October 24 and eontluuo four days. The
educational board , the women's society of
the church , tbo missionary society nnd tbo
young people's society will all have a part
n the great gathering. There will probably
bo 1,000 delegates present. It will bo Bap
tist weak in Omaha.
Dr. Hodgotts of the South Tenth Strcot
Methodist church makes a spool ilty of so-
looting tunoly topics for his sermons. Ho
will proaoh tonight on "Christian Champion
ships. " 'lalcing his bearings from the great
furor ttiat thoSulllvan-Corbott light created ,
ho will proceed to draw some valuable
lessons for thoughtful and roliglous hoircrs.
The revival service * at the First Christian
church have boon attended by good results
during the past xvook. The attendance has
been large and the Interest very encourag
ing. Mr. Bayer Is an eloquent poakor and
has something now and interesting to present
nt oacb appearance. The singling is ospo
daily good and adds a great deal to the
dra.ving power of tbo meetings.
V. M. I. I'opuliirity.
To convey the esteem and sontlmont which
was generally expressed by the happy con
gregation which gathered at the parlors of
tbo Young Men's Institute last Friday even
ing it is only necessary to say that a more
praiseworthy event has never been hold
under the auspices of the Young Men's in
stitute. It was Just like u conuinc murrv re
union , where every ono accepted the coralal
welcome accorded and manifested their de
light by losing tbolr restraint and going
right in for tno appreciation of merriment.
That the Yaungr Men's Institute socinbles
are exceedingly popular Is attested by the
ever increasing attendance , and also the pan-
uln ? cordiality extended them. The Institute
in conoral , by dint of perseverance und in
telligent tact , has progressed beyond tbo
farthest expectations and is able to assume
today tbo reputation that it is In ranking a
most popular rocreativo resort , It has de
voted itself to make ontortalnmont of all
kinds , nnd It has nuccaodod admirably ; the
membership Is increasing verv rapidly and
an apparent prospect shows Itself of having
r > 00 or moro momboi * In ono or two months ,
The institute Is fully equipped with a com-
nloto gymnasium , library nnd a pool table.
All other cntiirtalulug mediums are enjoyed ,
such us cards , domiuoos , checkers , crlbbago
and chess games , and extends ai Invitation
to all Its friends to visit tbo rooms any
evening. _
lluvoViilliIiif ; Alicuil orTliam.
There Is a lot of indignation that is oot-
tied UD out In tbo vicinity of Walnut Hill
and It all couios on account of tbo grading of
ono stieot.
Tlio Oiuahu Street Hallway company pro
poses to grade tbo street over whloh It ha"
laid Its track running to Clifton Hill , Tn
do this will necessitate the abandonment ot
the wMt end of tbo line for the tlmo tialng.
lu this abandonment the people living out
thut wnv see a grand opportunity to walk , us
to complou the grade will require several
weeks of tlmo.
Cotton Truilo I'ltllureN Kxpcctml ,
LOXPOX , Sept. 10. Several failures In tbo
cotton trade are oxpootod lu the Preston dls.
trlct. The balauco shoots for the past
quarter show heavy losses. The proposal to
work three days weekly at a reduction of 10
par cent in wages uutll traao mends U grow
ing in favor.
IOWA'S ' CITIZEN 'SOLDIERY
Tart of Her National Guard in Annual En
campment at Sioux Oity.
CAMP LIFE AND ITS MANY PLEASURES
Governor Union and Staff Iteviow tlio As-
suinl > liil ! Troop * ItttKiilurx from Oninlui
In Attoml.inco I'rl/os to Ilo Com-
pi'tod tor Cniiip Gossip.
Sioux Cur , la , Sept. 10. | Special to THE
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Thou corno along with mo ,
Qraniiichroq ,
And you'll see
How happy you will bo
With thu bold soldier boy.
And thoro's not 0110 of the dear girls under
25 who would slight such an invitation , nor
some of tbo elder ones either , for there Is a
glamor about brass buttons and shoulder
straps and "a long sabretache" that Is in-ie-
scribablo. There is Captain O. U. Sorvis ,
for instance , a nice lad , uvon in civilian
costume , but mounted on a flory bteed. with
brass buttons , gold fringes and Jlupllnp
spurs , ho is a sight to turn every girl's head ,
and ho did , too , for they w.itchod him with
bated breath utid breathless interest while
ho caracoled over the sward and gave tlio
word of command to his waiting companies.
There Is an encampment in Sioux City. At
present tbo Tourtb rogitnontof infantivof
tbo Iowa National guard is hero ; next wcok
it will bo the Third regiment. TUo encamp
ment is hold for the purpose of glvwp In
struction in the regular army tactics to the
Third and Fourth regiments. For this purpose -
pose Captain A. C. Sharpe , Twenty second
infantry , Uaitod States army , has been de
tailed to attend , likowlsoCaptJlns ICollarand
Dompsoyof FortOniuha , with twocoinpanloj
of soldiers. Captain Sharpe will inulfo n full
loport ot the inspection and Instruction to
the adjutant go no pal of the army.
Tlioro tire about UOJ men in the field , and
they hall from various placoa in Iowa. Com
pany H of Sioux City appears to tlio bast ad
vantage in tbo general dilll.
The DOVS wont into camp last Saturday , setup
up their lores and penatos and prepared for
their seven days' work. The camp , which Is
named Camp Rico , from the late General
Klct ) , is in a beautiful spot , in Rivor.sido
park , within easy riding dlstanco of Sioux
City. The route to the caumfrom the city is
as beautiful and romantib-aytroos and vor-
Uuro and picturesque ravin us can inako it.
The park is ownuu oy a stock company and
Is a-fuvorito resort for"Sloux , City people.
Tbo program for the day at the came Is drill
ing , rillo practlco , dross paradnfl Every even
ing tboro is a band concortJ.v the Fourth
regiment band ot Sioux1 City.i iAn
An elegant silver cup , donated by company
fl of Sioux City and coning flOU , is orioof
tbo prize ? to bo oompotod for by tlio different
companies of the loglmont. The Sioux City
Journal also has put up a iniLmltlopnttrophy ,
ngolj modal of raio workiifrinatilp , wblch
will go to the best company team score. For
the best score at 51)9 ) vard9.4ion ] to all com
petitors , there Is the Hook gfiuT medal , given
by Sioux City's oniarpilslngjowolor.i
'Tlio oventof the ouo.unp'&nrft wa thn ro-
vlow of the troous on Thursday by Governor
lioloi who , with his prlvuta foci'otary. C. U.
Ham , arrived in Sioux dry fin Wednesday ,
The Fort Onuilm soidlors sat on tbo sward
and criticised ana commended their imi
tators , Tlioy word a Jolly lot-aud looked as
if Undo Huin's quarters Were not to bo
snoozed at. The companies' present wore :
Company A of Mason City , Ucptaln I > H.
If Irk ; company H of Perry , Captain Steele
IConwortbyj company C ofVobstor , City ,
Captain A. F. Hoffman ; company D or
Hampton , Captain H. J , Parltor : company 10
of Hull , Captain John Cornfnrlh ; company
F of Altronu , Captain H. J. nuons ; company
G of Fort Djdiro , Captain C.V. . King ; com
pany II of Sioux City , Captain U F , Gray ;
company I of Itoono , Captain Otto llllo ;
company 1C of Toledo , Captain L. U. Dakar ;
company L of Sioux City , Captain J. W.
Uudy ; company M or Marsballtown , Cap
tain W. W. WooiU.
The commanding ofilcom are : Colonel O.
B , Foster. Sioux Citv ; Lieutenant Colonel
James Uulo , Mason City ; Colonel John H.
Prime , Dos Moluei , coiuioutidof of the First
battalion ; Mnjor John W. Scott , EUlora ,
couimandorof the Second battalion ; Major
W. D. Humphrey , Sioux City , commnndor
of the Third battalion ; A. C. Horgor , Sioux
Cit3' , surgeon ; Captain James A. Sherman ,
Cherokee , assistant surgeon , Captain Wll *
Ham 13. ll. MOMO , Alconn , nssUtant sur-
peen ; Captain O. C. Lewis , Sioux City ,
adjutant general ; Captain C. H. Stonrns ,
Perry , chaplum ; Lieutenant M. S.
Sehormerhorn , Allison City , quartermaster ;
Lieutenant N. 13. Hyatt , battalion adjutant ,
Webster City ; Lieutenant G. W. Avery ,
Sioux City , battalion adjutant , Captain C.
D. Ham , DoMolnos , inspector general
Second brigade.
AS DUN SEES IT.
Local Tr.nlo Afluutoil li.v tlio Pairs mill Itc-
iiulons ot the \Vonlc.
"Local events affect local trade moro than
people generally suppose , " said Mr. W. H.
Robcrson. manager of the mercantile agency
of H. G. Dun & Co. "Tho last WOOK and that
preceding worodovotod to lairs and reunions.
As a consequence orders ia some lines of
trade have fallen off , while in others they have
been slightly increased. In drugs , boots and
shoes and hoavv hardware trade Is consider
ably slower on this account , though still good ,
and bettor than u year ago. The effect upon
retail trade has been perhaps still more
noticcablo. The grocois ironerally agieo
that tbo past two weeks have been the dull
est for months , notwithstanding the home
coming of moU of thuaummor tourists. The
dry goods people have onjo\od a batter
trade than for weeks , duo to the fall buying
of customers who h.ivo Just returned from
tholr outings. In the shoo trade , us inlchl
booxpootod , thoiu has boeu special activity
in children's poods , because of thu opening
of the schools. Spenklng genorilly , now-
ever , wholesale trade has never aeon better
and idtall trade never duller than for those
Ilrst days of September.
"Tho dull local demand has maao trac'o '
lower than usual with the commission
houses. The grape maikot has opuned with
u great rush. Several carloads of the local
product have boon tihipp3d north aid west.
The market gardeners soiling direct to con
sumers and city dealers seriously interfere
with local trade in tills lino. California
fruits , especially poaches , have boon higher
and not so plentiful. Cgan and bu.Uor , as
usual , bold piettv well up. Potatoes uud
vegetables generally , apples and all other
fruits except grapes , rule high , and will tie
luxuries the coming winter.
"Money continues easy , tcouijh more in-
quit ies are ropirtod since September 1. As
un instance of the slack demand for tlio sur
plus funds of tbo banks generally , it is noted
that within the weak u prominent banlior
from the interior praotirally concluded ne
gotiations for a $10,000 loan to a responsible
and well known ciu/.on of Omaha ut n low
rata of interest , showing that money lenders
are hunting for customuw more than bor-
roworafor bankers.
' The State Hani : of Ciote Is now in the I
hands of u rocolvor , Mr. T. Miller , Chief |
Justice Maxwell havlnir made the appoint
ment today. It is stated upon good authority
that the nominal asjots of tlio bank ate
6111,000 , and totaL deposits S'Jl.fiOO. ' The
assets uro subject to a largo blirlnkago. Thu
capital of tbo bank was reduced u few
months aio when Mr. Johnson , the presi
dent , rotuod from $73UOJ , to 8W.OJ ) and * H-
000 of InnIc fumlJ aio stated to have beun
taken by Cashier Slovens to piy Air. John
son , Stevens replacing tnU amount with his
own nolo. There is * . ! JiOJ ! of notes , Jndg-
roonta and other papers of doubtful valn < ; , of
which , it Is said , # 18UOJ Is Mr. btovons1 own
making. The real estate and porjonal prop
erty tumod in nominal ussota Is thought to
bo subjoot to a uhrlnkaue of ? 1,000. This
would leave only about $1)0,000 with which
to pay off the f'J 1.500 of deposits and shows
Stevens' entire Indebtedness to the bank to
bo $ .V,00 ) } . Tno sale to Mr. Johnson may bo
attacked in the courts , and If a suit ueninxt
him succeeds depositors in ly got out with
out loss. The rcoolvor tblnlU it will take
ninety days to wind up the atTalrs of tbo
bank , and It Is Intimated the roceivnr may
reorganise and continue the business , Thuso
revelation1) urj quita u surprise to Mr.
Stovoni' friends and the bauklntr fratornltv
ponorally , for Stevonu stood hlKh In business
circles and the bank did no extoiiblvo borrowing - .
rowing , so far as is known , thouga its credit
would Inivo enabled tuooashior to have secured -
cured considerable iums. "
riinurul urairN , I'lmlps ,
' 1 ho funeral of Mrs. U. W. Phelps took
place vostorday forenoon , Uov. Mr. Dutlor
of St. Mary's Avenue Congregational church
ortlclattnc at the residence and at the Inter
ment at Prospect Hill. The attendance was
latge , showing how highly the deceased was
esteemed in her life and In her compara
tively brief rosidonro In Omaha. The most
beautiful llorul tribute to her memory was a
largo "Gates Ajir. " Among the other
pieces were a cross , a crown , a heart , a pil
low , an anchor and several wreaths , besides
many out llowors. The pall bearers were
her brothers , 13 L. Robertson , J. At. Robertson -
son , C.V. . Robertson , and George \V.
Loomls , Chatlos W. Loomls and T. L.
Pliolps , the last three bomg relatives of the
bereaved husband.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
South Omilm'h Scliool Tumi r.issoil Upon
loiiin ( iinilint ; II.ittoiM.
If the Board of Education of South Omaha
expects to build nuy now schoolhouses , or
if it expects to purchase nay schoolhouse
sites , it will buvo to provide Its own funds ,
lor the county commissioners have rofiHod
to take hold and make the necessary levy for
this purpose. This WAS settled yostordav
afternoon when the board refused to levy
f.T5,000 , the procoo-ls to bo turned over to
South Omaha when collected ,
Last July , when the annual levy was
tnude , the commissions s failed to make this
levy for South Ouiaha , holding , upon the
advice of thu co jnty attorney , that South
Omahit being a citv of the soroud class it de
volved upon thu city to muko the levy for Hie
puichaso of all suhjolhouso sitoi unit for tlio
construction of nil buildings. The case was
discussed pro and con and ypsterdav it was
up again , but the county attorney told the
members that the time for doing anything
had passed and all of the imnurs wotc placed
on 11 lo.
County Treasurer I ray Informed the bo ml
that ho had not had tlmo to ascertain Just
how muc'i ' of the countv road fund should go
to u.o citv of Omah'a , but ho thought it was
safe to pav over # 15,0,10. The paper was re-
feired.
ly resolution the commissioners agreed to
expend $ i,0)0 ) In grading the intciMoctions of
South Thlrteontn street from Missouri
avenue to the Sirpy county line , providing
South Onuiln would grade the balance of
strcot to the width of ninety feat and com
plete the work us easily us July 1 , Ib'JI. No
pirtof the money U to Do pil'd until South
Omaha has completed Its share of the xvorlc.
After paying nil expenses of the recent
bond election there ro nainod $ ! ,1. > J 'Jl in the
treasury. TUis was ordered piitil over to the
Nebraska Cautrul Rallwav company , that
corporation having put up the sum of 10OOD
to imv the bills.
The next mooting of the board will bo hold
on September : at 2 o'clock p , m.
\V1II Mo\u tlin Library.
The publlo library puoplo have decided to
move Into ( heir now quarters In the ally hull
on October 1 , whore they will occupy the en
tire west half of the tlfth floor of the build.
Ing. The largo room In Iho soiithwojt cor
ner will bo used for the book room ; thu small
room to the north will bo used us a refciuncu
teem , while the large room in the uorthwosi
corner will bo the reading room. The Li
brary Hoard will go to no expanse In tlii > way
of putting In furniture , but will use the old
shelved , cases and tables now In the rooms In
the Paxlon block. The moving of the boons
and furniture will n-qulrn several davs. but
it Is thought that tbo loading loom will huvo
to bo closed not to oxcocd two days ,
lliillilui ) . ' I'ltrmits ,
Tlio followm K permits were Issuoil by the
superintendent of oulldlngs yesterday !
J'rod Terry , two-Hlory frame dwelling ,
Thlrty-seuoiid and t'aulllu Htrools . . . * | , OOJ
U. W. nab n , ropalri on dwelling , llan-
Hoini t'la.o . v',000
It. P. MuUitlloiiith , ono mid unu-hulf sliii y
frame dwe llni ; , Illuhtuunlh ami Cali
fornia , streets . . . i',00)
One minor penult. . , , . 100
Total. .
Aliiirliiui ! l.lci'iiviH ,
The following marriage licenses wora Is
sued by Judge Kllor yesterday :
Nuino and uddross. A o.
1 1'rauk.Tiihlouulk , Oiuahu . . . . . , . , . , . , , ai
1 llurinliila N'liiu/or. Umahu , . . . 1'J '
JTom O rada , Houlh Unmhn . Ul
I Mary Yuluuta , Oinuha . is
FIVE"
The mmp bestowed upon a certain popular
y.mia ot cards , la a lame , imluterestliiK ndalr ,
compared with this Imporcinco attached to the
eafu , speedy , scientific and permanent euro of
the above-named diseases , as pprlorniod by
thoto nondcrrully uktllful aud Justly culobtatod
Kings of Specialists ,
DRS. BETTS & BETTS
Who , In the treatment and euro of such
delicate maladies aa
Syphilis , Stricture ,
Seminal Weakness ,
Hydrocele , Varlcncele ,
Female Weakness ,
Piles , Fistula ,
Rectal Ulcers ,
Sexual Diseases.
And all kindred 111 ; , have no equals ln.Amerlea ,
Send 4 cents for handsomely Illustrated 120-
page book.
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Consultation lift. Call upon or address
with stamp ,
South nth St. , W RCurnurUth am
Sfs. , Omalin , Neb
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