Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA BAIL ? BT2K. fsifiVRDAY , OOTOBEU lo , 1892.
DUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK
tTrado Indications Oontlnuo Favorable
Throughout the Country ,
CONTINUED INCREASE IN EXPORTS
All the 1'rlnrliMl Cltlon llrport n Hood
Iluiliinrti Triulo Actlrn nt Onmlm
Wnll Street lor n Week Clcnr-
IIIR Homo Statciincnt * .
NEW Yon , Oct. 14.-R. O. Dun & Co. , In
their weekly rovlow of trade , say : Once
wore It must bo said that trade indications
nro entirely favorable. Even the shrinkage
In exports has ceased , an Increase of $1,500 ,
000 appeared hero last week , whllo Imports
continue surprisingly largo and foreign ox-
ohnugo declines.
Boston reports ncllvo trade.
At Philadelphia the Iron market decidedly
Improves , western orders for coal cimnot bo
flllod , because the roads are blocked , nnd
good orders for the spring nro reported In
dry goods , whllo the wool market continues
Botlvo. Trade In Jewelry is fair , nnd paints
end oils are nctlvc.
At Baltimore the infrequonoy of southern
failures Is gratifying ; collections ere moro
yallsfactor.v ,
Plttsburi ? reports n bettor market for nig
Iron nnd u good demand for manufactured
products , with Improving prospects l i the
glass business. Trade In boots nnd shoos
nd hats Is satisfactory ut Cincinnati.
At Cleveland rolled irort Is In largo de
mand , though pig Iron Is lower than over in
prlco.
The boot and shoo trade at Indianapolis re
ports Increased sales.
At Fort Wnyno sales of merchandise ex
ceed last your , building is fair und manu
facturing henlthv.
At Detroit manufacturers are full of orders
lid trailo Is good.
Chicago again reports enormous increase
In receipts , these of wheat , oats and barley
liavlng doubled , whllo receipts of coru are
nbout tlttucn times last ycar'-M In wool n
coin of ! ( ) per cent Is reported ; In cuttle and
hogs 23 per cent , and HODIO Increase in Hour ,
dressed beef , butter and choose. Business
was never moro piosporous nnd eastern ship
ments of merchandise are or enormous mag
nitude.
Trade is remarkably strong at St. Louis ,
the corn crop proving larger than was antici
pated.
Business Is larger than last year at Kansas
City and very good at Denver.
At Minneapolis nearly nil branches show
Increase over lust year , and the output of
flour , ' . 'UJ.OOU barrels , is the largest over
Jiuown In n week.
At St. Paul an Increased movement In
tn'ops is seen.
. Omnlni'fl Tnulo Active.
At Omaha trade Is very busv.
At Nashville- trade is improving , but at
Little Hoclc still dull , though lu dry goods
bettor.
At New Orleans business is bottor. Wheat
Is oiio-oighth of a cent stronger than a woolt
ego , but corn is 1 cent lower. Oats half n
cent , hogs 20 cents , and lard 15 cents per I0l )
pounds ; cotton one-eighth of a cent lower ,
% vith sales of moro than I.IOO.OIX ) bales for the
week. Improved crop reports nnd heavy
movement of products push prices downward.
The Iron output October 1 was 15SU2 tons
xveokly , ugainst 15iM8 ( tons September 1 ,
and it is especially encouraging that , the
Blocks on hand decreased So.li.'M tons during
Soptomber. The demand for pig iron is im
proving und n general udvanco of about 5(1 (
cents per ton Is reported for pig with liberal
buying , while trade In plates Is very unsatis
factory ; In bar Iron sotnowhat better and
Dtructural mills are full of orders. Livelier
buying continues In copper nt l\ \ % cents , and
peculation moved tin upward , but load is
weak nnd unsettled nt 4 cents.
Cotton mid woolen mills are fully em
ployed , many of thorn cannot 1111 their orders ,
though running night and day. Sales of
wool this year nt the three chief markets
have been 247,01)0,000 ) pounds against lM- ! ,
000,000 to the sama date last year. Strong
buying Is seen in cottons. Stocks have been
stronger with an uvorago advance of nbout
$1 per share but the chief activity has been
in industrial nnd Nc > w England stocks.
The business failures occuring throughout
the countrv during the last seven days num
ber 215. For the corresponding week lust
year the figures were 25'J.
cri.uiiNO nousi : STATKMKNTS.
Omnlm'H ( Mom-hies for the Week Amounted
to Over i lOOO.OOO a liny.
NEwYoitic , Oct. 14. The following table
compiled by Bradstreot's gives the clearing
house returns for the week ending October
1U , 1802 , and the porcontaKO of increase
pr ddcrcnso as compared with the corresponding
pending week last year :
lliVIKW : 01' WAI.I. hTUiiST. :
Jtercnt l > i'M'liiiiiii | > iitn nl nn K
Nil I uro ItUti In Kocurillos ( luntirul.
NEW YOIIK , Ocu H. DraiUtrcoi's Weokl
Wnll Street Hoviowi Tlio holiday plr
Avlilcb provulleu during the CBrly part of th
WoeU naturally resulted lu cotisidcrabl
peoultttlvo ilulliiMs. H was , bowovor , ni
tlcoabla that the Inactivity created a vcr
sliRUt Improaslan upon prices and tin
even the augmented ilrmucsj of tli
money market failed to give a UoarU
tendency to tUo marlcPt. The reuuuiptlo
of buslncaa ou tuo Btook oxchuiiKU c
ttUur duy resulted ID tUo uppeurauco (
otlior factors , xvfitob have cltoii an Increased
bullion tone to Iho proceedings. A renewal
of foreign buying lias bocn tno most oticour-
nRlni : of recent developments. The ( nut that
a rlso In South Ametlcan and ether depressed
securities lint taken place In London , accom
panied by augmented speculative activity In
that market , has already been noted wlih
sntUfnclton here. Such manifestations not
only Indicate that tlio confldonco which
has boon lacking In the European
money marKets Is botnit regained , but that
the accumulations of money duo to the
timidity of the InventnT classes are now
seeking an outlet. Under such ulrcum *
stances it cnn bo confidently expected tliut
American securities will regain favor und
that the buying for foreign account in the
Inat days of thii xvcek was not excessive.
The movement hai at Mimed dimensions which
would falily Indicate the beginning of such a
process. Tnls tendency itavo Immediate sup
port to the market nnd encouraged the trad-
Ins olomcnt to asiumo n more positively
oulllsh altltudo. Trio Improvement In values
was general , the regular railroad slinro list
nnd the European , specialties exhibiting a
marked'tondoncy to appreciate. 1'ubltoln.
torcit , It Is trUe , U not nrousud , hut the In-
croasou buying by commission house : ) was
accepted as a favorable indication.
Cliulrrn
When properly Ircnlad M soon as the firs
symptoms nppoar , cholera can ntiarly always
bo cured. The patient should go Initnodtateiy
to bed and remain as quiet ns possible. Send
for a physician , but wlnlo awaiting his
arrival lakn Uhamhcrlaln'.i Colic , Cuolorn.
and Dinrrluua llomody In double doses after
cuch operation of the bowels more than
natural. If there Is severe pain or cr.imti3
lake It in double doses every ilfteon mlnutos
mill relieved. This remedy has boon used
with great .success in seven epidemics of
dysentery that wcro almost us severe nnd
dntmcrous us cholera , nnd if used as directed
i euro Is almost certain. Hvorv faintly should
mvo nSU-cont bottle ut hand ready for in-
jtmit uso. After the disease is under control
castor oil must bo taken to cleauso the
ystom. No other physio or substitute will
do in place of castor oil. For sale by drug
gists. '
FOR A CA1OF 11KKB.
TiimiiHl ill I'nulu TlioiiKht llo 1'alil Too
.Much mitt 1'etri-.soul Inl Kllluil Him.
There is a murder trial on in the district ,
court , but owllij ? to the standlne of the par
ies who haa a connection with the 11111111 ? It
alls to attract any great amount of uUou-
lon.
lon.The
The case is the ono whoroln 'Peter Scaltsl
s charged with having taken tlio lli'o of
Tomnsl dl Paulo on August 23. The liotnlcide
occurred in the bottoms , In the vicinity of
Poppleton avauuo and Twentieth street. It
was u Sunday murder , brouuht ou by the
question of who should pay for a can ol
buor. The parties bad been carousing nil
day , and late in the afternoon muro beer was
ordered. Tomnsl averred that ho hnd paid
for moro than his share and then hot words
follo.ved , during wl.iuh ho was laid low by
being struck with an Iron rod , which was lu
the hands of Scalisi.
Ttia dcfoiidant is an Italian and is unable
to understand a word of English , which
necessitated the Interpretation of nil the tes
timony.
Judge HopowcU will try the case Instead
of Judge Davis. The latter impaneled the
Jury this inornlnc nnd was proceeding with
the case when Judges Irvine and Hopowoll
entered and called him from the beach. The
three Judges hold a prolonged conference in
the room back of the bench , nnd when they
reappeared Judge Hopowcll took charge of
the CHSO. Ko explanation of the change was
given oxcoot that It was to "suit them
selves. "
In Judzo Koysor's court the case of Tilda
Read ugulust the city of South Omaha is on
trial. The defendant seeks to recover the
sum of $ < ) ,000 , alleging that by the change of
grade of Twenty-fifth , from L to M streets ,
her property , the Heed hotel , was damaged
in that sura.
A Choluni aciirc.
A reported outbreak of cholera nt Hoi-
motto , N. .1. , crouton much oxcitomcnt In
thntvlclnit.v. Investigation showed that the
disease was not ctiolora but a violent dysen
tery , which Is almost as severe and danger
ous us cholera. Mr. Walter Willara. a
prominent merchant of Jnmosburg , two
miles from Helmotta , says Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Dlarrhma Uemedy has
given great satisfaction in the most severe
cases of dysentery. It is cqrtainly ono of
the best things over made. For sale by
druggists.
QOT WHAT THEY PAID FOR.
IMiiiiilior Duiicmt Tolls About 1'onr Work
lor tint Itnuril of Kiliiuitlon. :
"Tho Board of Education got Just what it
paid for , " said H. D. Duncan in speak
ing of the Omaha View flush tanks
that huvo been In use but n year and are
leaking , and which ho furnished. "Thoro is
no use for the Board of Education or any
body else to hick about poor material
when tboy buy that kind of goods. It
Is no use to contract for cheap stuff aua ex
pect to get tba best that's made. Tnc
members of the board knew what they
contracted for when they made the contract
with mo to put In those Omaha View flusc
tanks. The contract called for a. No.
4 copper Hush tank aua that's what they
got."I
"I admit that those particular tanks were
n llltlo Iho poorest of the kind that I have
over put Into a school building , but I couldn't
help that. 1 paid Just as much for them ns 1
did for the aanio kind of tanks that 1 put intc
several other buildings , and which are all
right. If Superintendent Hamilton hndn'l
tried to bulldoze mo I might have repaired
the Uinutm View tanks , but I am u Scotch
man , and don't submit to bulldozing worth r
cent. "
When Xiituro
Needs assistance U may bo best to render ii
promptly , but ono should romomhor to use
even the most pcrlcct remedies only what
uoedcd. The best and most simple nnd gentle
tlo rmnedy is the Syrup of Fins , manufact
urcd by the California i'ig Syrup Co.
IinMiiiiH llml an Outing.
Company I , Second United States in
fiintry , the Indians , returned to the posl
yesterday from 'a week's practice march
The company was under command of Lieu
tenants Pickering nnd Mirquart and tht
oflioors reported that their red soldiers enjoyed
joyod the outdoor llfo immensely ana be
haved themselves fully as well ns white
troops.
DoWitt's Sarsaparilia 19 rouanla
WILL DEMAND STATEHOOD
Oklahoma Citizens Not Pleased with a
Territorial Government.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF THE PEOPLE
Nebraska und l\r.nsn Contributed I.nrgrly
to tlio Settlement or the Country nnd
Itcpubllviin I'tlitclpICK Are I'av-
orfd-\Viikhlngton Num.
OF TUG
513 Fot'iiir.ESTH Siiir CT ,
WAS1IINOTOV , D C. , Oct. 1-1
Delegate Hnrvoy of Oklahoma will tcavo
Washington for homo tomorrow. Ho is not
a candidate for re-election , but ho says that
the election will result lu the choice or n re
publican. "Xho people lu Oklahoma"
ho said today , "aro mainly from
Kansas and Nebraska , and their politi
cal nlllilnUons are with the republican party.
Wo are moro Interested In the material de-
voloumont of the territory than wo nro 111
politics. It may glvo you some Idea ot the
value of the property In Oklahoma Olty to
know that a corner lot upon which n nntlonal
bank Is to ba located recently sold for
SIU.OOO. The city Is only nbout three years
old. "
"Will you press the statehood bill ! "
" 1 shall learn the wishes of the people
wncn I go home , and act accordingly. Our
populatiou Is now larger than necessary , and
the territorial form of irovcrnmont Is rather
palling to usVo already have a bill In con
gress providing for u constitutional conven
tion , and I suppose It will bo pressed next
session , "
Mrroly iv Cheap Sensation.
The secret sorvlco bureau today received
a report from Its agent at Council Bluffs ,
which does not speak of the reported circu
lation of counterfeit silver dollars at
Omaha. The chief of tbo secret snr-
vlco therefore does not bcllovo there Is
any truth In the story. Tlio agent
writes that there was an attempt to create a
sensation In Omaha over sorno reported coun
terfeit 5 cent pieces but ho saw ono of these
pieces at n bank In Council 13lulls nnd It was
not a counterfeit but a genuine 5 cent ploco
which Had been tarnished by being lii storage
n long tlino.
Tbo secret .sorvleo bureau yoiterdav an
nounced that u now counterfeit $5 silver cer
tificate had been put In circulation nt Chi
cago. This is the ilrat attempt to
counterfeit a certificate of the 1501
series and is so poorly done that the chief of
tlio secret service Is quite sure that It Is the
work of an amateur. Information was re
ceived today that tno secret service agents
are on the track of the two men who have
been issiung those counterfeits and who
may bo the counterfeiters.
Kupld Development of llio West.
Superintendent I'ortcr issued , under date
of October S , a report showing Iho state of
manufactures in Kansas City in 1800. Ho sub
tracts from the figures reported by his special
agents these relating to industries not enum
erated In 1331 ana tbo comparison then
made shows the following percontdgns of in-
creuao In ten : years Number of establish
ments reported , 494.01 ; capital invested ,
482.01 ; ifutnbarol hands employed , 4U4.42 ;
wages paid , .r2.U4 ; cost of materials used ,
J4.'J5 ; value of product at works , 370.S3 ;
population of city , 137.01 ; assessed valua
tion of city , 079.84 ; decrease of municipal
debt , toss slutting fund , 47.73.
A striking feature of these returns , says
tbo report , is the satisfactory increase In the
number of establishments reported. Still
raoro Gratifying is the increase duung the
decade in the numborof bands employed and
the amount of wages paid ; the wages have
increased not only actually but relatively ,
tbo average wages per hand increasing from
8558 in 18SO to Jlij'J in 1S90 or 10.19 per cent.
Part of this increase is undoubtedly due to
the fact thai in many industries relatively
moro men were employed in 1S9U nnd fewer
children ; then the percentage of increase In
the number of women employed has been
less in many industries than in the number
of adult males , and also to the fact that in
ton years many branches of industry
bnvo Improved tbo grades of their
products and for this reason require
moro skilled and higher paid employes.
After mailing all possible allowance for those
changes for the more thorough enumeration
of 1891) ) , nnd for the advauco in quantity of
manufactured product , tnoro is n decided
relative increase in tlio amount paid lu wages
between 1SSO and 1S90.
Western I't'iislons.
The following western pensions granted
are reported by THU BEE and Examiner
Bureau of Claims :
Nebraska : Original Valentino Wohl-
hutor , Thomas Horan , Augustus ii. Orcutt
( deceased ) , Joseph McKain , William P.
Snowdon , Frederick Handlon , James E.
Howe. Additional Seth Hinds , David A.
Howe. Restoration and increase Georeo W.
Winamt. Increase Georco W. Hill. Origi
nal widows , etc. Nancy U. Hill , Jane Young-
love , Mary E. Naco , Abbey E. Snyder , Ellen
urcutt.
Iowa : Original William F. Dill , William
W. Andrews , Samuel V. Hooyo , William LI.
Scott , John W. S. Llndloy , Thomas Coad ,
Ueorgo U. Crosloy. Additional Edward D.
Roberts , Suinuoi1 W. Wiggins , Amos P.
Smith , William T. Uichards , James M. Can-
odv , Albert Miller , Aluort Burgess , Thomas
H. Jobe , Allen Fowkcs , Norman It. Hutchinson -
inson , Alanson P. Hill , Increase Cyrus 1C ,
Wcbtcoat , Peter N. Brones. Original , wid
ows , etc. Fansta C. Furls , Martha Parr ,
Curollno Morrison , Uoheccn Chambers , Lura
J. Carlton , Philu E. Sturdevant ( mother ) .
South Dakota : Original Henry Bradley ,
Iwon F. Dady , Henry Bailor. Increase
Mutbias Luvlllotto.
Nuns fur tlio Army.
The following army orders were issued
today :
Major Milton B. Adams , corps of oneiii
oers , unu Mujor John H. Hurluolf , surgeon ,
are appointed u board of o 111 cars to moot ill
the call of the senior member at Fort Mont
gomery to select and substanttallj
mark a slto on the military reservation at
that place lor a pest house to u <
erected thereon by the village Of House :
Point. Leuvo of absence granted Firsl
Lieutenant Edward P. Lawton , Ninotconil
infantry. Is extended ono month , Add'.tloiw
Second Lieutenant Herbert Deakyno , corp *
of engineer * , is assigned to a vacancy of boo
end lloutouautin that cors to data from Oc
ROYAL Baking Powder exceeds
all others in leavening power , in purity
and wholesomeness , and is used generally in
families , exclusively in the most celebrated
hotels and restaurants , by the United States
Army and Navy , and \yherever the best and
finest food is required. All teachers of cook
ing schools and lecturers upon culinary matters ,
except the employe's of manufacturers of other
brands , use and recommend the Royal.
New-York State Analyst : '
The Royal Baking Powder is superior
to any other powder which I have ex-
.amined ; a baking powder unequaled for
purity , strength and wholesomeness.
( * The United States Government tests ( Ag'l Dep.
0 bulletin , . show the Powder
0h 0a 13 p. 599) ) Royal Baking
u a superior to all others.
if
lobjrll , vlco McKfAntty , momotod , with
his preiant date bf rank Juno 12 ,
ism < : ptaln Thomn * . P. Quinn , Fourth
Infantry , will ronort In parson to
Colonel Charles H. Tompltln * , assistant
quartermaster general'president of the army
retiring board nt Uov.oruor'4 IslanJ , for ex
amination by the board nnd on the conclu
sion of his examination' will return to the
p'.aco of receipt ' i by him of this
order , Lcavo of apucneo granted Unp-
Imp Sumuor 11. Lincoln , Tenth Infautrv ,
Is oxtondcu fifteen rtliys. Cnptnm Cnarlo *
Shalcr. ordimnco department , will proceed
to the Watorvllot nrsona ) on oulclal business
In connection with pun construction , and on
the completion of Unit 'Sutv will return to
his station In this city.
Miscellaneous.
There was no material change in the con-
Itton of Mrs. Hnrrlson today. She has
lept n crcat deal In the lost t'vcnly-four
ours , but her alcon Is not restful nnd she
two Indications of boinc n little weaker this
lornlng. Stilt the physician In charge tnvs
hnt there U no Imminent danger. The
iroslilont spent most of Iho day with MM.
'Inrrlson.
The secrotnry of the interior today af-
Irmcd the nppoal in the case of Heriiin Tlt-
: omb of South Dakota to perfect title under
, ho liomn tcail act.
J. A. Williams 11 appointed poslmnatcr nt
-aCrew , la. , vleo L. E. Williamson , ro-
igncd , nnd Mrs. S. E. Liggett at Vernon ,
a. , vlco tlarvey Uolib , roblgncd.
\Vo nro not surprised t.int people will not
ako a now couch remedy , when they know
, ho value of Or. Bull's Cough Syrup.
AWARDED SOME CONTBACTS.
Innril ori'iilillr U'ork Oprn ItliU Ii > r Street
IniliroToiliniitn.
The Board of Public Works met yesterday
afternoon to open bids for curbing nnd paving
Dweni ort strt-ot from Twenty-second to
Twontv-fourth street ,
Hugh Murphv was tlio only bidder lor
curbing nnd offered to lay rod Colorado
saiulstono for id cents per lineal loot. Ho
was awarded the contract.
Kor the pavliic of the two blocks included
n the district Hugh Murphy offered to pave
t with Colorado sandstone , "class C , for 52.10
; : t-r yard.
John Grant , sheet aiphaltum , class A. llvo
years , $2.84 , ton years , $1 L'4 ; class B , tivo
ynars. J3.-H , ton years. , $ J.8I.
There were two bidders on vitrified brlclc ,
J. B. bmlth & Co. , and U. D. Van Court it
Co. , us follows : J.B. Smith & Co. , classes A
and B , five years , 51.1IJ ; ton voars. $ J.O."i.
K. D.Vun Court & Co.classes A nnd B.llvo
years , f I.b5 : ten years , f J.UO.
The contracts for Colorado sandstone nnd
asphalt were lot lo the only bidders In thoio
'lasses ' , nnd for vitrified biick to E. D. Van
3ourt & Co.
Mrs. L. 11. P.xtton , UosKiorJ , HI. , writes :
From personal otporionco I cm rocommonil
DoWitt's Sarsaparilla , a euro for Impurj
blood and concra.1 oobilltv "
MADAME HVACINTHE-LOYSON.
she Vlsltn Omnlia and \Vlll o Talk On tlio
Uv.iocclU itlnit ol rrnnou.
Madame Hyacintho-Loyson , wife of the
well known priest nnd orator Pore Hyacin-
the , arrived in Omaha last evening
from Minneapolis and will spend several
days in this city and South Omaha , the
guest of her brother , Mr. C. W. Buttorllold
of South Omaha.
Madame Loyson will speak to the ladles of
Omaha at the First Conerepntionul church
on Sunday afternoon t4 o'eloclc , horsubject
being the "Evnugollzatiou of Franco. " This
address will bo to the ladies only and other
cenoral meetings will'bo'uunouuccd ' later on.
This address Is in no wlso a crusade against
the Roman Catholics and is entirely uonsoo-
tarian.
"Lata to boa ana oahy to nso will shorten
the road to .your hoaio in the skies. But
early to bed and "LUtlo Early Illsur."tbo
pill that matoj llto longer and bettor aui
wiser. > i
! i ° HTH AJSUSNBA AJBOX ,
" 'i 3 '
K H j
In the fnmily are more often the result of '
ttisorftereJr/ifrstionlhzn most people know.
will keep peace in a
family , by curing
sick Ilcmluclict
Weulc Ntomiich , Impaired DlKi-allim ,
Dliiiriltrrd I.Ivor. Cotmlpiillmi nnd
nil ntltoiii iinil Jicrv.ius UUurdrn
iirltlnc from tlicao cuusva.
I'OTercd nllU n Tnsteli-ss & Soluble Coating.
0 all ilruirglsts. PrJco 2B cents n boi.
Nqur Yor k Depot. 36 ? Onnl Kt.
"ARE YOU SUFFERING ?
FIIOM
Female
Wcukncss ,
Catarrh or
MSSJSiw i lUicuraatssin ,
Nervous or
Private
D iscases ,
IP SO , OALtj ON
Dr. Searles & Searles
Consultation Free.
Acknowledged Io ! > o the moat Nuccoifnl Hpaclnllst In
nil I'lllVATK , III.OOI > , NEUVOUS , SlilN ANU UlUMf-
AI1V DlSEASKS.
Gonorrliuiiiln from .1 to fi daft. Syphilis curjj
wllliout Mercury. All > t.uei for life.
bTHIU'rulllS pormaneiitljr uurol. ramoral com-
Iileto , without cutting , caiutlo or Jllattttlon. CnrJ
uflpctednt homo by putlont wllUout a mameut'4
ualnornnnaynnco.
I'll.KS. KISTUhA ANU IIECTAL IIf,015ll3 curBJ
ultliout iialn or ilotontlun from business ,
IIVIJIIOOULK ANU VA11ICOCKLK pornmnoatlr
unit ucce f ullv cured. Method now nnd unfulllaK.
WEAK MEN
( VtTAMTV WKAK ) , Mnilanoby too olojj appli.
cation to business or study : tiaverj inontil strata
or grief ; SISXUAU HXCKSdHS In lulUdlu llfd , or
Iroin tlio cllects of youtlijjiljallloj.
WKAK MKN AH13 VICTIMS TO NKHVOU8 IB.
DlUTYorKXIIAUriTIOX.VA8T1N ( ; WHA1CNKS3
INVDI.UNTAUy I.OSS1CS wltU KAItl.Y DBUAY In
VOIJNU nnd illDDI.I ! AQKU ; lack of Tim , vlKOr.
anil nlronsth. wlih aovuul oricans Impalreil und
HuakoneiiDiIpramaturalyln-nppro.tchlnkruliI no
All ilolil reailllr to our n'jw troatmoat fur luss of
vital power , Call on or nlflroii vrltli utanip for
circulars , free book nml roi'iilnn.
Dr. Searles & Searles , n
Next to Toatj Onioa.
THU SUOUTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
is via the Chicagp , Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railway , as repre
sented on this 'map.
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5CEDAR RAPIDS
DHSMOINKS
Electric Lighted , Steam Heat
ed Vestibuled trains leave
Omaha daily at7c : > 5 p. m. , ar
riving at Chicago 319:30 : a. m.
City Ticket Office , 1501 Far
nam St. , Omaha ,
F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent.
EDUCATIONAL.
STERAiM SCHOOL
tpcclal. oolli'Blttlii. unlvir llr-i < icparuUry"und
P < nt-Kruduato oourcei. Klne uiu lcnl duparunenN
UnuJiiul faclllllp for vlnlttiiR the World' * rtlr tor
{ ' "Jyw'Ui ' eomuotnnt teiichera. For circular odd.
USS. L. U , WIIS9N. 1'rlu..4WU Urujol UlvU. . Uuraio.
PROOF FEOMJHE PLAINS.
Story of fi Government Scout
and Interpreter ,
He Tells ilis K\pericncc With Kkkapoo
A Ilcmatlr Known To The Indians Per
Years.
HIGHLY PRIZED BY THEM.
Mnny of our renders I" the Knst will ro-
int'inlicr Kimik U. Yntp * , vpluxo exploit * otl
tlm frontier Imve glNen him a nntlunnl repu
tation.
Thp testimony of nrh n limit 1i < > him IIveil
nimmtr tlio loil tiicii lur MI Innc Is tnrontro-
M'ttalluo\lili'iiro il tin1 n1i olnto RumtlnoM
ot tliN luiitilc ) . uitil II * U'puto nuiontf Hint
nice whose nublihiultli wlmtm'cr may
linvo licen tlirlr ( nulls lun ulwtiys been
famous.
VKIVK P.
Ills cmloriiiMiiriit of It Is still further pioof
of Its uffiictlvuiiuis. Uitpt. Vwlus writes us
follows :
iloiinox , NIIIHA : KA , .tulyss.
I t\Uo : grent plrnsuro In lUL-oinmohdliiR
the Kieknpon ItiMiieiUuo , and liuvu known of
them ninoiig tlio IniUnno , 113 I hnvt * lived on
the avtroinoVotoin fnmtlor lor tlioiwitK )
your" , and am utptcii'iit a Sluiiv Imllaii
Intci pi etei' for the grk\oriimcnt.
My pprsoiuil < l\perli'iHio with Sngwn.
which In thii Indian IOMKIIP slgullkM " The
lint" Inn boon convldnriiliU , hut oniMif the
inoi-t woitdi'ifulcffi'i'ls from prr onul Knowl-
rdgn lu my O\MI iM .n wm tiltcnrlnif of
( . 'liioiileCuturili with wlilt-h I hctminu nlllli't-
cd , owlni : to tlio groal iiltltiiilo of the coun
ty In w lilcli 1 hud luM'ii liv Ing ,
It did not at llr-t oi-i-ur lo me to take Klck-
npoo Imllun SIIKWII lor this tumble ; nnd it
vas not until I h.id visited tin1 Hot Snilng * .
mnl lulliMl toobtnln lollnl , nml the ilK'ino
had bccomo PO very iiliirinlng that I was
nfiulil it would HP | the1 op-tof mi- and ( level ,
op Into roiiMiinpllon that I ooncltiiU'il to take
Siigun. I got OIIP botlliofltunil u bdttk-of
the Judi.in oil. The olfoct win M > mail.ed
that I hnnipilliitply onU-rod twelve bottles ot
i-afli , mid now lilp-"f tin-day tliat the tliouglit
ocourieil lo mo , for I urn cntlnily cured ot
that tno-t dHawiorablo anil dUtrusshig of all
dlML-a-ii's , catatill.
I inn satistlcil inv cntnrih wim ctiroil owing
to the puifoi't inatinor hi which "Siigwn"
purillc" the blood ; and 1 olalm that -siiKivn.
taUoi ; in uonncctlon with Indian Oil , will
positively enn1 tlio worst cinei of catanh
ever known ; and o far : ii the usn of ICIeKa-
pee Indian lluinodlcs as Keneial family mud.
ieines inn i-onucincil , ihore la nothing on
eatth wliich cnn rqnal tliom.
An Indian would almost as soon bo without
ills gnu and blanket .13 to bo without a supply
of thjju remedied.
I ) . YATJ5S , Indian Interpreter.
Sold by all
Druggists.
per bottle. 6 bottles for $5l
Save Your
Tyes tested frno byanRXPEIlT Ol'L'IOtVN
I'erfcct ad . . Narv-
) ust men t. buperlor lensoi. -
ousheadacbu cured by usln ; our Spool iciei
and Eye lassos I'ricej low for tlrst ol.m
goods.
THE ALOE & PENFOLQ CO ,
I14S. 13 Blo3lc.
RRILWHYT1MEOHRD
5OOMen's
Men's Suits at
C.JEACH
Wewill place those suits cm sale
Thursday ,
Friday ,
*
Saturday.
We bought these garments at a bargain and
to sell for more money , but as the occasion of
fers itself in the shape of a mild season , in or
der to dispose of them quickly , we offer them
at this price. They are on display in our west
window. They come in 4 styles and IS differ
ent patterns ; the cloth is new , heavy weight , in
dark effects and just manufactured.
These s'uits are not made by Sweaters nor by
the four fine concerns , located on Hester Street
and the slums of New York and Bostonwhose
entire product is claimed to be confined to one
concern in this state , but arestrictly good , clean
goods and are garments that no one hesitates to
wear.
Takes a suit
that will surprise you.
Successors to M. Hell man & Co.
Corner 13th and Farnam Streets.
TO THE OWNERS OP ALL LOTS
AND PARTS OF LOTS AND REAL
ESTATE ALONG 1CTII STREET
FROM VINTON STREETTOSOUTH
CITY LIMITS.
You are hereby notllled that tlio iindcr-
slcned , three disinterested freeholders in the
elty of Omaha , hiivo been duly unpointed by
the iniiyor , wlih tlio approval of tlio cltv
council of siilclcltv. to usso- the diumiKo to
tlio owners respectively of the property du-
uluiod by ortlluiineo nueesiary to ho sippropil-
iited for the use of s-ild city for tlio purpose of
opening nnd extending tilth street fioin Vln-
ton -it reel to to Miulh city limits , dooliirod
necessary bv ordlnaneu 'I.'UO , p.isied Oc-
lotior . .si. 1SH2. approved October 4th , 1MI. .
You mo further imlHlrd , ilint huvlog : ic-
centeil salil iippolntinciit , : iml duly qiiiililluil
as required by law. wo will , on the lllthday
of October. A. 1) ) . , Ih'L' , nt the hour of I ) o'clock
In the forenoon at the ollico of T. II. McL'ul-
loch , 8) ) X. V. Life lluildlns. within the cor
porate limits of s.ild eitv , incut for tliu pur
pose of eons.during and making the assess
ment of datnuuo to the owners i objectively of
said pionoit v. bv renson of such taking and
appropriation thereof , taking Into consldor-
anon ripeclal lie in.'II is. If any.
The property bolonv'ius to you proposed to
bo appropriated : is afore ° uli unit wnleh bus
boon declared nocoss'iry by the council , by
otdliiiinco to appiopriiitu lo tlio USD of the city
Uoliie situate in s.ild elty of Omuha , In the
county of Douglas , and .statu of Nobraskn , Is
described as follows , to-wlf. OpenliiR nnd ox-
lendln IGth sticet from Vlnton street to
south ellv limits.
Von uro notified to bo present at the tlmo
and place aforus.H . I. and make any objections
to or statements coiiucrnlnz said proposed iip-
proprlullon or assessment of damages ; ta von
may consider proper.
proper.T. . II. McOIU.LOCII.
JOHN K. KIAOK.
JAMKrf S'J'O'JICDALK.
O.nuha , Oct. 7th , 1S02. oSdlOL
NOTICE OL'1 ASSKdSMENl'Ol-1 DAM
AGES FOR GRADING.
To the ownurs of nil lots , p irts of lots and
real oitato aloiu ulloy In bloek I , Koiint/.o'.s
fourth addition , from llith to lltli .stieet- , :
You are lioroby iiotllled that thu unilor-
slKiied , thico ihilntureKtort freeholders of the
cllyof Oniulia. liuvo been duly aiipolnlcd by
thu mayor , with Iliu approval of thoclty connell -
ell of .said city , to assess tbo daniaao to the
owners respectively of tlio pioporty nffoulud
by critdlnK of s.ild alloy , declared iiBeiissnrv
by ordinance Ho. ! KS1) . p issod October 1st ,
Ib'.U : approved October 4th. 1S.KJ.
You uro furlhur noUllud that havliiL' ac-
cuiitod sild appointinont , and duly iiualllluil
: is reiiulied by l.nv.ro will on tbo 'JOIh duy of
October , A. 1) . Iti'J. ' , al the hour of 10fl : : : o'clouk
In thu forenoon , nt the ollico of Hhrlvor &
O'Donohoe. 14J.I I'ariuiiii stieot. within the
corporate limits of said city , moot for tlio pur-
| ios > j of consldorliii ; und ninlcliig the u > isuss-
inunt of diimaKU to lint owners respectively of
s.ild properly Directed bv said urudiiiK. tuk-
inir Into coiisldenitlon sncci.il benefits. If any.
You nro notllled to bo present at the lime
mid nlacu aforesaid and iiiaUo any objections
to or statements coiieornliu said assessment
of damages us you miiv consider proiitsr.
\V. O. KIIUIVIIK.
(1EIHUIK .1. I'AUU
T. II. McOniIOOII.
Ooiiiiulttoo of Appraisers.
Omaha , Neb , , October Btli. I8JOloillu'
NOTICE TO SELHCT MATERIAL
TOIX PAVING.
To theownersof lots and laud frnnllii ? noon
stioiit improvonidtitdlslilot No. 4S.\ compris
ing I'.ielllu struut from : i.'nd street to the ulluy
between .C'nil and DlrJ streets , In the ulty of
Omaha , iinil snbjeut lo iihacssmunt for the
paving or niiiemluini/.inz of tlio sinnu.
You mo hcruliv nolllle.l , In pursuance of
ordlnane j No. : tiil : , p iHMiil and .ippiovud the
llith day of Oetobur , Ih'U. to holcut nnd dutor-
inluo upon tlio Mini of miilerlal to bo need In
Jiavliu or luacaclutnl/.liis" Raid lii.nroveiiiDiil
dlstriot on or buforo the lUth day of Novem
ber. In ! ! . ' , or thu city council will deteimlno
aalu niiiteilal.
Dutod atoniulm , this llth day of October ,
JBirj. 1 * . W. IIIUKUAUSKK.
Cliulniian of the Hoard of 1'ubl a Works.
OIU-14-15.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING.
Sealed proposals will be roeelvod by tha nn-
( ler lu'iieil until I'.IU o'elocl ; p. in , , Ooiober-l3t
,
Vlnton street from -Ith strnet lo tbo west
line of the ulloy In blookai. WllcJX'xSud addi
tion , lu the city of Oinahu , In iiocordauco with
Ilium und spocllleiitlous on Illo In the olllou of
the board of publlu works.
Illds to bo made on printed blanks
fiirnhlioil by llio board and to buauGOiuiunlod
by a certified clittok In the siitn of t' > 0' ) , pay-
nbloto tliu olty of Ouiaha , us un evidence-
peed faith.
The hoard reserves the rlsht to reject any
or all blila , unit to wulvo defucls.
I'V. . lllltlCIIAUHEU.
C'lialrinaii Hoar I of I'ublle Works.
Onmlm. Neb , October 7th , IBSi o7-8-U-15
A'BII'
IHtli ICdltluii 1'o-itpuld lor-5 o ts. ( or stiunpa
THE HUMAN HAIR ,
Wliy It Kiilln Oir , Turns Oroy. and the remedy
y I'rof. HAUI-in' 1'AltKElt , 1' , K. A , H ,
1) . A , I.OMJ & CO. ,
1UI3Arch street. I'lillndolplilii , I'a.
ISrerjr uucnUouiariiaattiU llttla lioutt. Atheoieuiu
ORDINANCE NO. 3i88. !
An onllnnncedi'i'larln. the iinunsstly of Rrnd-
liiK Or.vnil uveniii1 fioin SiTtli street to4''ml
street ; 1'owlor uvenno from & > th street to
4Ulli avenue ; : jUi ! ) street from ( irand avunuo
to Ames nvcntio : 4Ulli stioet from Orand
uvuiiiiu toKpraKUO sticiSl : and 40th uvcmiu
from ( Irand avenue to iSprumio street , nnd
nppolntlni ; tlueo dlslntcicslod appraisers to
assess and determine diuiiiiKUs , If any. to
tba property owneis , which may bo eiuibod
by such kiMilliiv. anil reiieiilliiB Ordinances
Nos W.'O and .TJ'i4 and so iniieh of all ordin
ances In conlliel lii < reth. .
Whereas property owners represcntlns
nioro than tlirro-HfIhs of the feet frontiiROun
oachof the stieet.s nnd avenues heroin men
tioned , have petitioned the mayor and ulty
council to have Raid RiadliiK done under tlio
llircu-liflhsel'iuse AS provided for In section ( i. )
of the city cln-rter. and the cost thereof lo be
made payable In 1U equal Installments ; there
fore.
Holtorlnlncd by the city council ot the oily
of Omaha ,
H'ei'oii. : 1 , That It U proper and neeos9iry
and It Is he-rub } declared DI operand necessary
lo crailo tliu followh'C avonuea ar.d streets to
their piu-.cnt cslablNliml urudu > , iiu'lndlnj ;
necessary appioacln's-Uieioto. to-wit : liriind
iixeiiuu fioiii .I7tlisticutto4iiid si reel ; Fowler
avenue from . ' ! Sth stieol to 4th ( ) avenue ; : i'.lth '
.street from Gr.ind avenue to Ames avenue ,
and 40th street and 4 < ) tl ; avenue from Grand
avenue to KpinKUO sticel.
Hcctlon'J. That the mayor , with the approv
al of the city council , appoint three disinter
ested anpralsurH tonppr.tNo , assess and ilctor-
nilno thu damiiKO to property owners which
iniiy-bu caused by such grilling , taking Into
consideration In making sneh appr.tiseinunU
thoseelai | ) benefits. If miy , to sue1- property
by reason of .such gr.ulinir.
Erection ! ) That Orillnaiiecs Not. : : 0 , : rr > (
nun so much of all oidlnuncos In conlliel with
the above , nro hereby lopcalod
Section 4. That Ibis ordinance shall Uka
cfTec-l and be In force from and after Its puss-
HKe.
I'.issed October 1st , 189i
189iJOHN OHOVK3.
C'ltvOlorlt
C. I , . OHAKrEK.
Acting President City CounolL
Ajiprovcd October 4th , IM- .
IMOKO. . 1' . 1JKMIS ,
Mayor.
? 'K * . Wn will noiiil ) ou llio ninrTi-luiiii
- " Kn-iicli 1'rriiarntloii CALTHOU
f itf. nml u Ii-Kal euarnnti'F I li.il
CAI/niOS HI Itonlort.xuii -
'Jlcullli , Mr4 > iiilli und Vlcor.
I 'if il end fa i' iftalnfied ,
Adilrntss VON MOHL CO. ,
S > l Juirrkau i roU , llnclamll , OUl.
ORDINANCE NO. 328 ! ) .
An ordinance declaring tliu necessity of grad
ing the alley In bloeU I , Koiinl/o'h Ith addi
tion , from Illth street to llth Blrcet. and up-
pointliiK three dlslnturi'slt'il appraisers to
assess and ilctormlnothediiinaces If any , to
thu propel ty ownurs , wliloh may bo caused
by. such sr.ullnv.
Wlioiuas , I'ropurlv owners rojiroHCiitln ?
more than ihree-llfths of tlio feet fiout-
a e on said alley liavu putltlouud the
in.iyor and ulty counoil to InvuH.ild ridln
clone iiiuU'r the throo-llf tlm clause as provided
for In thoclty idinrteriiiid thi ) cost thereof to
be made payable In ono yuan therefore
Do It oidiilnud by the city council of thu city
of Omaha :
hoctlon 1. That it Is proper antl noecsaary
and It U liuiuliy iluul.irul prnpur and nuocsaa-
r.y , tOKrudu tliu ulluy In bloeV I , Koiint/u's 4lli
addition , to Its giieicnt o.slnlillslii'd Krailo , In-
oludlng upvohKiiry iipproaches thereto from
lUUi hti-cctto llth stimit.
.Suction ' - ' . Th.it the mayor , with llio approv
al of thu ulty council , appoint llireo dlHlntor-
ostcul appr.iHois to ail ] , i also , asjoss and duter-
inlnu tfioilam.iKO to jirourly ) ) owners wbleli
iniiy bocaiisuj ny sueli ur.iillii' , ' , taking into
< : onldoratloii lu nialdng Hiich iippr.iHinent ,
thu special liunellts , If .my , toHiiuh prupurty.
liy leason of nue-li grading ,
Kuutlon ! l. That IhN or Unanco shall tuka
oirtiL't nndbe In for-u from anil after iU p.isi-
ifc ,
1'assod October 1st , If a.
a..I01IN nUOVR.i
Olty Ulork.
C. I , GIIAFKKI- : .
Aotliii I'luildont Ulty OounuU.
Approved October 4h | , IHW.
bio. : 1' . 1IK.MIB.
_ Mayor.
NOTICE TO HELECT MATERIAL
FOR PAVING.
To thoownorHof loin and land fiontln.Mipon
fatioot iiiipruyumiiiit districts numbered und
ilciurlbud KH follows :
No. 4bQ. Center street from 10th stieul to
llllistrcut.
No. 4S7 Alluy l-i block r > 3 , city , from Kill
street tojhih slruet.
No. 4hlAlley ) in block 110 , fiom JTlh ulrcot
to I6lh mrcci.
No , 4UJ 17th street Iroin Juuksoti street to
Lou venworth uti uot.
No. 4U1-AI vy in block 1UH ! . city , from intli
to 17th street , In llio ciiy of Oniuhu. anil Hiili-
Joct to n.ssessment for the paving or rupavln > {
of the uame.
You are liurobv notllioJ In pursiiancn of or
dinances NOH. a-"J7 , : tu ; ' , y'.u , : i W and : L10U. ro-
upactlvuly , pubBud nnd npprovud October lUtb.
Ihir.1 , to Buluot and dulurinluii upon thu Kind of
muterliil to baubod In navluz said Imnrovu-
mcnt dlstr ulu on or teforo the 10th ( lay of No-
vuiubor. IBU'j , or the city council will deter
mine Huldmaturlal.
Dated ut Omuhii. this 1'lth duy of October ,
Ibll. ' . I' . W. llIHKIAl'Siit ] : ,
Clialnuau of the llourtl of i'ubltu Works.
OIJ-ll-11.