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THE OMAHA DAILY BEEuJtfONDAY , OCTOBER 31 , .1892. nt nd me ioh a ? " ilcli 1BJ mil. and PULSE OF WESTERN PROGRESS < A Statistical Fen Picture of Material Advancement in Utah. SUMMARY OF GOVERNOR THOMAS' ' REPORT In-lentInn I'rejects nnd Indnntrlftl Oroirlh Mcintiina'i Cattle Crop Notnlile Mln. rrnl IllicnverliMimnmrj" of the New * of the Northwest. The annual report of Hon. Arthur L. . Thomas , governor of Utah , presents a filatistlcal nnd descriptive pen picture of the material progress of the territory for the fiscal year ending Juno < 50 last. Utah Is unquestionably a favorou region. Nature has lavished upon her mineral rlclios unsurpassed in variety nnd extent. The dovi'loTimonl of her fertile valleys nttests the foresight of the wandering trlhcs of ! Jrighamwho first saw nnd sot- tied upon that mountain-locked garden. To their plodding industry nnd porno- voranco the present agricultural development - opment is due. The progressive enter prise of later bottlers has its monument In mineral dovelopmont. manufacturing and commercial growth and municipal advancement. Governor Thomas estimates the pres ent population at l2..0.'tO. ! ! against 207- 005 as fill own by the census of 1890. Growth In population hits hccn in the towns chiefly. In 1S90 the territorial school tax levy realized * 5 451,001 ; 1801 , $ ( ! 18r , > 83 , and for 1S92 citimatod at & 5S5.754. Twenty-two hundred and eight land entries were made during the year , aggregating 2:2900 : ( ; iii-rea. The total area of the territory sur veyed Is 151,188,204 acres. There are forty-nino Incorporated towns und cities In the territory , with a total assessed valuation of SS7.200.181 , anil carrying an indebtedness of $ L'll"i. 7S. The increase in municipal indebtedness during the year was ( il.5 ! ! per cent , and in assessed valuation l.G per cent. Heal and por- eonal property and improvements arc assessed nt $117loO.Sw : , a decrease of $7,000,000 compared with 1891. A moderate increase in live stock is ehown. Assessors report h7,457 hoid : of horses , 255,575 caltlo and 1OI5OM ) head of sheep ; 42,000 head of caltlo und 050- 000 sheep were exported. The wool clip amounted to 12,000,000 pounds. The mineral output of the territory for Ifi'.ll was as follows : Refined lead" . 81,79(5,521 ( : unrefined lend , * 10S2S,052 ; gold , 851,824,928 ; silver , $ S,76 ! > , 'JOG ; cop per , SlOOj'OSvl. Now mineral develop ments during the year include natural gas , slate , triuoht and fluorite , iron ore , bulphur and onyx. There are 8S denominational bchools , vrith 212 teachers and 0,904 pupils. The , annual cost amounts to $1.800,919. The 1 public school Bystem is in its infancy , I but it is steadily growing and decreasing I the attendance at the denominational I schools. I The spiritual interests of the people I nro looked after by 89 churches und US I ministers , with the Methodists in the I lead. Thcso are exclusive of the Mor- I xnon church. I i"ortvthrco banks report an aggregate I capital of 85.910.55511 , and depositb I amounting to $11,915,7.)0. ! I Sovontoeu hundred and ono business bouses wore erected in the cities , ropro- Bcnting nn outlay of $1.000,000 , and 1,290 residences , worth $1,827,884. There are 1,109.01 tnile-i of railroad in I the territory and 74 miles of street rail- t way in the cities. A largo increase is roi > orlod in min ing , trade and manufacturing entor- i p-iscs. In all there is gratifying evidence - [ idence of steadv development of re- L Bourccs and general prosperity. I Irrigation In Two States. I In the states of Idaho ana Nevada ' there are millions ot acres of superior nrablo land , upon which tno natural I rainfall is too doQciont to render them I productive. The future proapority of I these fatutcs depends upon irriga- \ I tion of the Boil and cultivation of their now desert valleys. Nevada , has retrograded in population nnd Trcalth , flays the Portland Orcgonian , I becauseof the decline in mining , I and nothing but agricultural develop- \ xnont can build her up again. Hers IB \ by no means a hopeless case. Francis G. Newlands has written a pamphlet Upon the subject of practicable irriga tion in that Btato , showing how many thousands of acres might be rendered productive by comparatively inex pensive improvements , water being i taken from the natural water courses * It is Nevada's misfortune that oho IB poorly supplied with streams from which largo quantities of water may bo tauon during the irriga ting sotibon. She has vast areas of ex cellent soil beyond the rouch of irri gating dltchos from natural streams , nnd the great problem she has to solve Is the placing of water upon these. There lies at a great altitude in the Sierra Nevndiw and just across thoCali- I fornia line , an inexhaustible reservoir 7 of water , tbo broad , deep and beautiful t lake Tahoo. To drive n tunnel through | the mountains and tap this great nat- I ural reservoir would bo an undertaking | too expensive to bo considered until a I time when every foot of m able land in I America shall become of great value. I It may bo ono of the great engineering m projects of tbo future but It hi out of the J question atr present. Nevada may bring t many thotmndB of acrns under ditch from her water courses and thus arrest I lior downward career , but for many II years to coma the bulk of her arable U land must rotnaln a desert , Idaho is much bettor ( situated in this res ] > ct than her sister state. Not only lias she hirgo areas whcro the natural rainfall is tmtllolont for good crops , but eho possesses a far greater abundance of M water in running streams. Much of this . - IB already used for irrigating and thous- ) unds of acres are yielding prodigious il crops under the manipulation of the ir- i | rigutor and his hoe. The majority of Li irrigating ditches are small , but larger f onus are under construction or are pro- joclod , and the etoitdy. onward march B of Idaho as au agricultural Btato may mt aufoly be predicted. She possesses some m creat areas of Irrigable laud still offer- K 3tig splendid indurcmnnU to capital , I nnd experience has shown that few j Bnfor invostuients than a well located irrigating canal are to bo found. Enno- l cialiy JH thu grout val oy of the Snake rive.r , for 00 miles in length and many in wullb , us well as vallovs cutting into M it from both bides , tin Jnvlt'.ng Oeld. A I vubtPlicool this fertile field will bo brought under cultivation by the great Shosho'jo falls irrigation enterprise detailed - tailed in thesu columns last woek. HF Monimm Stork. H The stock- shipping sonbon in Montana | is drawing to u close. Lust year the H shipments were estimated at from 200.- 000 to i:23,000 : houd. The bhlptnouta Hk thla year will fall short of this number , theuetlmutes ranging f.-om 175.001) ) to 100,00(1. ( Thu Moutami Block Gro wet B reports that "cattle are not in as go od 'condition ' this year as they woroliut. the Into nnd backward tprlno- being rcsnonslhlo for the unripe condition of nanny entile. During May the cattle got thinner , nnd not until Juno did they commence to put on flesh. This made them atlc&st n month Inter in fattening1 than last year. Other condition ? were not so favorable and the Montana cattle rixto considerable lower in market than thov did last year. Prices have not been so good for the s.imo grade of cattle tlo and numbers will bo kept on the range , when , if prices had been better , they would have been shipped. " .Monte Crtfttn .Mine * . Captain Hoopar nnd a noted mining man have recently examined the Monte Cristo mines in Washington , and gays in reference to them : "I have no hesitation in Baying that there is hero the basis for a magnifi cent camp ono of the greatest in the country. Monte Cristo has the finest prospects , the biggest leads und largest eurfaco showing of any camp T have vis ited from Old Mexico north to this point. I have visited all the principal mining regions from Mexico north , and this is certainly the finest at its stngo of de velopment that I have ucnn. I started in ; at Durango , in Old Mexico. about i three months ago , and have been working north , up Ihr.iUgh Arizona. Utah , Montana and Idaho. 1 hare seen many splendid prospects , but none on the whole the equal of this , Of course , but little has been done hero as yet , and a great dnnl remains to DO done. It takes time and long nnd deep workings to determine the pormaneney of nnj mining ramp. Whether these veins go down 10,000 feet otho is a matter that only such working will reveal. But naturn has done won ders , and judged by the wide deep cuts It has uiude , and by auch work as has so far been done , Monte Cristo has a great future and will give an Immense impetus to raining in Washington. " Laio assays show that the rock w'll nvoiiigoas high as $70 per ton , rnd ono of the assays gave iS ! ) per ton. * Mxitiilnrtnrlti ! : . ' til tint leu. Census reports on tlio industrial growth of the northwest furnish cratify- inp- evidence of manufacturing enter- Salt Like City reports for 1890 149 estabibhmonts ; Invested capital , $2,018- 17' ' ! ; hands emplovod , 1,9)7 ! ) ; wages paid , 1,270.219. The "value of the product xs 851,80 1,402. Tucomu reports a total of sixty-one es- .abl'shtnontg ' , representing $0,4111.840 'tipiuil ' and employing 1,921 minds. The vuges paid vrns $1M5,025 ; , and the value f the product $4,0 : ! ,005. Oakland , CaL , presents a total of 103 jstablishmonts , ? 4OI5,014 in capital , an d 2,944 hands employed. Wages for the 'car , 81,701,317 ; value of product , $5- 2,8SS. San Francisco reports 3,965 establish ments ; invested capital , 505,012,049 ; "lands employed , 40,830 ; wages paid , 529,800,057 ; value of product , $131- 203.713. All returns show a satisfactory in crease in manufactures , w.tges and pro ducts. Salt l.Hke iincl I.on . ' Los Angeles'faith in the building of he railroad to Salt Lake remains un- 'hakon. ' A dispatch from that point lays : ' 'James Campbell , the projector ol the Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail- 'oad ' , returned today from Sin Fran cisco. While there he had a conference with President S. H. H. Clark of the Union Pacific , and an , agreement was iirrived at regarding traflic arrange ments. Mr. Campbell states that he lias almost completed his arrangements , and that in a year's time Union Pacific Lrains will bo' running into this city. " The Salt Lake and Los Angeles road is in extension long cherished by the Union Pacific. Financial stringency [ > roven.tfd the construction of the road [ > y the company. Niltunil ( ; s. Work has Doen commenced on laying mains for supplying Salt Lake City with natural gas from the wells fourteen miles distant. Fifteen carloads of pipe are already on the ground and more will bo shipped as soon as required. It is the intention to push the work as rapidly as possible , and consumers may have natural - ural gas furnished them within a few months. There is rivalry between the two companies over which will get into the city first. Both have a franchise and each is kinking now wells to aug ment their supply. Recent expert ex aminations say the gas is superior to any other in the United States that c'in ) > o used for illumination without re fining , Wood River is to have an Episcopal church. A stock company has boon organized at Doshlor to build n $5,000 flour mill. Burglars raided three business houses at Norfolk the other night. Mrs. W. H. Curtis , a resident of Paw nee City for thirty-live years , is dead. The Pythian Sisterhood of Hastings will hold a fair the first week in Novem ber. ber.Gibbons' Gibbons' new opera house was opened last week with literary exorcises and a grand ball. Eight children of Elias Conger of Tiowolls died of diphtheria within the last to weeks. A mad dog was killed near Wakefiold after it had bitten another canine and killed twenty chickens. A son of William Horn , near Wol- hach , wns instantly killed by the acci dental discharge of a gun. An Emerson man offers to build a choose factory there if ho will bo guar anteed the product of 200 cows. James CalToy hus been bound over for trial nt Geneva on the charge of slug ging and roliblng Jack Freeman. Noonlo MoMurrnn , n 7-year-old boy of Oxford , was run over by a horse and waguu and had his arm fractured. A tannery with a capacity of 2,000 hides u your has boon established in Cortland. The output will consist of solo , harness , upper kip , calf bkins , Intngo nnd lace leather The product ol the tannery will bo manufactured into boots , shoos , harnost , etc. A colony of farmers from near Hrun- ing have removed to Lincoln county nnd taken up land seventeen miles south of North Platte. Rev. C , II. Hlckman. after whom the town of Hickmnn was named , died there last week , aged S3 years. Ho came to Nebraska in 1S50. John Biirrott , n Lincoln county farmer , who had hi * band caught in n threshing machine nnd badly lacerated two mouths ago , died last week. Joseph Gray was Injured internally at Fremont Tuesday by a section of water pipe that rolled and full on him while at work in the bottom of a trench. Hastings parties propose building n cereal mill at that point. F. P. Tanner nnd Henry Ingalls of the burned spe cialty mill offer to subscribe tor stock. Buffalo county pays a bounty of 3 cents on each gopher scalp and $ ! on each wolf Ecalp. Thus far this year that county has paid for the killing of 12,000 gophers and 300 wolves. At Kearney the other aay James Wat son performed the hazardous feat of climbing a slim Hag polo t vonty-fivo feet tall fixed to the edge of the opera house roof at n distance of 100 foot Irotn the ground. Plattsmouth people report n four foot vein of coal discovered on the land of Joseph Sherry at Rock Bluffs. Richoy Bros , of Plattsmouth have secured n twenty-five year lease of the property and will begin mining operations nt once. once.Whilo While a threshing machine was cross ing a bridge over the Nemahu river , lUHir Humboldt , the structure collapsed and the machine fell Into the stream , a distance of thirty feet. Freeman Lynch , the driver , had his loft leg broken in three places and his head badly cut. It is believed ho will recover. F. B. Owens , an 18-year-old boll boy at the Palmer house in Grand Island , was arrested Tuesday for stealing from the guests of the hotel. A search of bis room brought to light a groit : variety of articles and u number of letters. Some of the latter had had remittances enclosed , but tiie money was gone , and there were several loving epistles ad dressed to Grand Island women. llnst or tlio ItniiKF. A project i under way to establish ore reduction works nt Sp'oarfisb , Black Hills. A Black Hills ) quarry will furnish slono for the Omaha public library building. The Bald Mountain mining district sbippe-1 $ W,000 worth of ore to Doad- wooa last week. Wyoming's requisition for White , charged with swindling a rich widow n Cheyenne , has been honored by Gov ernor Flower of New York. It is reported that a petition will be > ut in circulation in Lararnio request- ng the Union Pacific management tc > ermit of the establishment there of an- ither agency for the sale of their coal. A valuable asbestos formation has wen uncovered near Casper , Wyo. It s snowy white and throe feet'wide. . : i is the best colored asbestos yet found , and is pronounced superior to the best quality of Italian asbestos. All the machinery for the chlorina- tlon plunt nt Rapid City , S. D. , is on the ground and will bo put in place imme diately. The plant will handle the en- Lire output from tno Welcome and the Mark Twain groups of mines in the vi cinity of Terry's peak. Ittaliu. The epizootic is raging among Idaho horses. The Ruby silver iniuo in the Slocan district wua bold for 825,000 to Spokane parties. A recent discovery in the Poorinun lead , Ctcur d'Alene , shows four feet of ore carrying galena and native silver. The load can bo traced some 2,000 foot and shows mineral all through. Near Alton , on the middle Salmon , 130 miles north of Boise , a new silver- copper district has been discovered , and , although it is late in the season , many prospectors nro going in from Warrens nnd surrounding camps. The Mountain King , on Sheep moun tain , is making steady shipments of ore to Ketchutn. The mine- has developed into a magnificent property , and several carloads of high grade ore will be shipped before winter sets in. The ore is packed over 100 miles on the bacKB of mules nt an expense of nearly $50 per ton. ton.A A pocket of gold has been struck in the Mother Lode mine at Murray that eclipses in richness anything that hus yet boon reported. Largo pieces of quartz have boon taken out that were BO beamed and bound together with gold that a cold chisel was necessary to cut them in two. Among the quartz were pieces of gold weighing five and six ounces. The Edna , at Beaver district , owned by John Henry and a New Jersoj- com pany , is turning out to oe a wonder as n bilvor mine. At tne depth of forty feet a cross-cut in twenty-two foot has failed to reach the opposite wall , and the quartz IB all rich as cream in the white metal. A 000-foot tunnel Is running to cut it at the depth of-300 foot. A largo mill will bo erected next year. Alone tlio Coast. Washington btate has 300 Indian voters. In 1891 there were 397 acres in hops in Polk county. Oregon , and the yield was 2,334 bales. This year the acreage is 030 acres and the yield 3,339 bales. The flooding of Salton Valley ( the Colorado desert ) has demonstrated that thu soil Is remarkably rich , and only needs water to make it a garden spot. Mining assessments falling delinquent in San Francisco in October amounted to $109,000 , of which Nevada mines want * 55,500 , California 828,600 and Arizona 825,000. A Bpeclal train consisting of twenty box curs loaded with English walnut's left Los Angeles recently for the oast. Nearly 20,000 pounds of walnuts were placed in each car and the estimated Read the End of the story first. That's the part that will interest you most What you want to know and to consider , is the result of washing with Pearline. And it's all told in two words it saves. Hard work , wear and tear to things washed ( because there isn't any rub , rub , rub ) time , money all saved. You needn't bother with the other chapters in the book doubt as to Pearline1 s ability , fear.as to die dam age it may do if it does the work , &c. There's nothing in them. Any woman who uses Pearline can tell you that. Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell yon , Beware "this is as good as" or "the same as Pearline. " IT'S ' FALSE Pearline is uevcr toddled , if your crocer Bend's Vou tn imitation , be honest tenj it kuk. Sit JAMES PYLlT , New York. vn'uo of onch oar lp.iil U about t2ODiX This If the first trnln of this character which hits been shirp8d } across the con tinent. < * ' Nevndn ranchmen1 ftnd cnttlo owners nro well prepared for winter ns a rule. Mnn.y fnt cnltlo IIHVS been shipped from the ranges anrt. qld , nil the stock cattle that rotnnln nro all In good con * dltlon. In Or < "pnn there Kt-o 8 religious , G frntcrnnl. 8 cdurstinnnl , 21 populist , 87 democratic , 44 renuMlcnn , 8 ! ) independ ent , 3 ngrictfltural , 1-medical. 4 mlscol- lancouH , 1" ntnateur.iiuid . 1 commercial publiL-ations. mnkiii ? u total of 170. It took eighteen men to kill a black boar at Long Beach , Wash. , Inst week , out every man of them feels proiid over tbo occurrence , seeing that the itnimal weighed no loss than & 09 pounds , the largest boat' over hoard of in these parts. In Virginia City. Nov. , Rock Springs lump cost sells nt 815 nor ton 75 cents par 100 pounds ; mlxotl wood sawed in steve lengths , S10 nor cord ; plno nnd tamarack wood piwod : to order. $11 per cord ; best nut pine wood sawed to order , $14 par cord. A lurgo deposit of powdered pumice hits been located near Pondlototi , Ore. The deposit covers noirly : tire ncres und is from eighteen to thirty foot doon. A chemical analysis shows it to bo t > or- fectly pure and of a superior quality to the imported article. Arrangements are under way to irri gate that part ot Asotin county. Wash ington , known as the Hats. A ditch six teen miles long will be constructed and the witters of George and Asotiu croolw will ba used. It is estimated that this will reclaim in the neighborhood of 50- OOf ) acre ; of land. The valuation of lands in the state of Washington , together with improve ments , is $102.500,833 ; of lots , J104.161.- 022 , and lot improvements , $27,4GO,0(7. ! ( The teturns show that there are in the state 170,006 horses , mules und asses , 224.723 cattle , 240,200 sheep , 4liS ! ) ( hogs , 29.SG1 wagons and carriages. 15,101 sow ing and knitting machines. 14,180 watches and clocks , and 0,394 melodeons , orgiins and pianofortes. Tbo financial showing of the Consoli dated Virginia company in Nevada is not a favorable ono , and unless some new and rich development of ore can bo made during the incoming year assessments upon the stockholders are likely to bo levied. The company had an indebtedness on October 1 , 1S92. of Sll,541.o7 according to the secretary's report , against a ca h balance on hand one year ago of 898,374.94 , showing that during tne year tlio company lost about 9109,000 over and above its net earnings. The Umatilla Indian reservation , near Pondleton , comprises home of the best farm land in eastern Oregon. There are 2-30,000 acres in the reservation , of which 74,000 are tillable and about50,000 are now under cultivation , and about 1.000,000 bushels ot wheat wore raised this year. Of this amount 7o,000 bushels were raised by Indian labor alone , 174,000 by 'half ' breeds , 253- 000 by white THOB married tote to Indian women , aujd the balance by renters. " "f" The Cornwall cptupany has at last struck the coal voinlibe has been pros pecting for within itho city limits of Wtiatcom , Wash. , for nearly a year. They sunk ton holfii , aggregating in depth 7,500 feet , and/at tne tenth at tempt , at a depth pf410 feet , found a fifteen and one-half foot vein , of which eleven and one-half loot is good steam and domestic coat.This is undoubtedly the old Bollmghani bay -vein , which furnished the coast with coal years ago , and which was abandbned while being worked under Bellingham bay because of a flood of water. Another expedition has started in search of the lost Peglog mine in the Colorado desert The leader is Con verse , an old desert hunter , who last season passed the throe Golden Hills , on which the mine is. Ho was floating in a boat on the overflow of the Salton sea and could not roach the hills to explore them. Many regard the Pogleg mine as mythical , and over a score of raon liuve died in tbo search during the last live voars. Search has also been made recently for the lost silver mlno from which were made the solid silver altar ornaments of the old mission at Santa Barbara. The last survivor of the In dians who knew the location of the mine died without revealing it , and sinoe then much money has been spent in vain efforts to discover the bonanza. Ignorance ol tbo morils of DeWltt's Little Early Risers is a misfortune. These little pill * regulate thn llvor , cure bocaaubo , dys pepsia , bad broatb , constipation and bilious ness. 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Vou can rrdaco TOOT tvciclit from tea to twenty pounds a month , at liome , with * out starving , at reasonable cost by the use ot Dr. Clarke's Home Treatment , perfected In many years practice , causes no HicUncMsorlnjnry to the lu'iilth.lshlghlj ' Indorsed. Send for proofs and testimonials. DR. F. B. CLARKE , P.O. I > rntvcr 133. Chicago , lit AUKXTS t 'CONSUMPTION ' CAN BE CURED. If Pr Sclicncfc' * treatment and cure of con urap * tlmi wen-aomcthlntj new Hiiti untrleil. people might doubtout wliut itiis iirnvuil Itself through a record as old a * our K mud fathers , meam Ju t w hut It Is , A SPECIFIC FOR CONSUMPTIOH nnd for nl ! dl > enc of tlio I.unzi. No trcntmcnt tn the world cim tiluren' ninny imrinunent cures of romuiuiitlnii to in credit la Dr. ichonrit'B NuUiliiK lu MmirtMicn < > illrectljHDiU'fToctlrcly on the lunc mumbpiiiva nnd ttiaua , unit so quickly impose * of tuhrrcir * , ci u.'C9ttoti , IntlnmuiHlloti , colds , coughs and nil tuu seu'tta ot consumption us Dr. Schunck's Pu/nonic Syrup ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM Female Wtulmess , Catarrh or Rucumatss.il , g Clironic , Nervous or Private DiseasVi , IF SO , CALL , ON . Searles & Searles Consultation Free For the Treatment of Chronic , Private and Nervous Diseases , WALE AND FEMALE. FEMALE WEAKNESS , SEX UAL DISORDERS. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. LOST MAN HOOD. SPERMATORRHOEA , SYPHILIS. GONORRHOEA , HYDROCELE , VARICOCELE. NERVOUS DEBILITY PILES , FISTULA , FISSURE nnd STRIC TURE OF T ERECTUM Permanently Cured -without the use ot ImiJe , ligature or caustic CT"T ? 1 f "TTTTT7Giiiiriintoed I'crnMinont- . . . . O i i.viv- \ - vji\.i-y | cured , rt'tnoviil com- jilole. without cutting , cuuallc or Ul.ututlon. U li res elTcutod at hnino by patient without n momunt'.i imln or unuuyunco. Cull nn or ad dress with stump for circulars , free boolc null bTsearlesi Searles , lls-XVZ'tNemreot' Neitto I'ostOfflce. T11E SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO is via the Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway , as repre sented on this map. Electric Lighted , Steam HeaC ed Vestibuled trains leave Omaha daily at7o5 : p. m. , ar riving at Chicago 319:30 : a. m. City Ticket Office , 1501 Far nam St. , Omaha. F. A. NASH , Gen'l Agent PSYCHOMETRY ! DR. EMMA HAZEN , Tlio IMionoiucnul riiy lcluD , Tuacliur anil Author- e > , nlll li'ttfli iiclioiu trjrto | > tirMcliminuil ottieri toeuabla tliem to ( Uux'nuiU < ll > im e anil Klvo the curative iifBlit withou tunUugqueitlooi. Cumaor Bend lock of Unlr wltli tl.UU anil Imtu thU demon- tod. Tin ; HKAi/ni orjMci : , 4IS N.UtU Bt Dr. JOll.s" BHELUi' , 1'rei DR , RW , BAILEY Teeth I'lllod With out 1'aln liy the Lutubt Invon- tlont TEETU UXTHAOTED WITHOUT I'AItf OU DANGER A FULL BET OP TliEril ON BUUBEB FOB tfO.OO. Perfect ill guaranteed. Tooth extracted In the moruluc. New DUOS iunarteJ Bvuulaj of bimo duy. See specimens of Removable Ilrldze. S e ijioclmuns of I'lmlDlo Eliutlo i'lati All work wurmutod as rutirenented. oaioe , 'Jbird Fiuor. 1'axtoa lllojc. Tclephuue 1083. ICthaud Farna m Si * . TuUo Elevator or Stairway from 161U BtroetEu trance. Overcoat Arguments Arguments that speak louder than words , are prices Prices to talk must be loud voiced How is $3.75 For a loud talker for a o-ood wide wale o cassimere overcoat Or would you rather have a heavy long ulster for $5 Or a still better one for $7 And for $8 Ah , that's the stuff For $8 we have the finest light beaver overcoat you ever laid eyes on got blue black brown ones , too Wide wale Box shape $8 that's ' our leader , You prefer a storm ulster we have them all prices all fabrics These are our arguments Columbia Clothing Co. , Cor. 13th and Farnam Successors to M. Hellman & Co. DEFORMITY BRACES EinsticStostinji , Truss es , Crutches , 7 isin ; Batier/es , Medical Supplis * . ALOE&OTJLD 114 S. 15th St. , Next to Post oliice. To J. A. Ilontollo. Mike Yotora , Catharine Lochlln , M. Severen Sorcnson. A. I1. Ohrlsto- pherson. Ulnrn Kord. G. It. Ellsworth , Johti Mohr , CJporKO ItTztohiiokt You are hereby notllied that the undor- - iRnod. tbreu disinterested freeholders of the city of Oiimhn , have boon dulv appointed by the mayor , with the approval ot theclty coun cil of shld city , to assess thu damage to tbo owners respectively of the property declared liy ordinance necessary to bo appropriated for thu use of Raid city , for the purpose of opnn- ins nnd extending inth struct from Vlnton stroL-t toRoutli olty limits. You ure further notllied , thut Imvlni : ac cepted sild appointment imu duly qualified as lequlred by law , we will , on tlio-'lht day of November , A. I ) . IS ! ) . ' , nt the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon , nt the olflcit of T. II. Mc'Jul- loch. room MS N. Y. Llfo Hullilinp. within the corporxtu llmltn of said clly , meet for tbo pur pose of coimderln ; und uinkltiK the IIHSCSB- uii'iit of duimisQ to the ownerb respectively , of said property , uy reason of such tuklni : nnd tipproprlntion thereof , t.iklaclnto considera tion special lioneUts , If ruy. Thiproperty lielonciny to you. proposed to ho appropriated us afuros'ild , unJ wlilcli hus been doclured necessary by the council , by ordinance , to niiurujirlitu to the use of tno olty , belli ; situate In i > iild city of O in aim. In the county of DouKlas , nud sluto of Nebraska , Is described as follows , to-wlt : S 20 feet of w < M foot of lot 40 , S. E. ltoors' plnUOUnliomii. West lOleet of lots 10 and 11. Mottor'e Rubdl- vKlon of lot 43 , S. n. lEoKuix' plat of Okaboma. Wi-bt ( fl fret of sub lot 1. tux lot a ) . West W ) feet of lot 15 Oak HIII No. i. Foili.U7 feet of wes > -'Gleet ot lot 10 , Oak Hill No. 2. \Vest 1C , feet of lots fi. 7 , fi Mottor's sub of lot 46. K. F. Honors' plat of Okuhoma. North MM feet of wcat CG of lot 40 , B. fc. Rog- crn' pint Okulionui \VoRt : ; 0 feet bull lot 4 of tax lot 20. You are notlHod to bo present at tbo tlrno time and place aforesaid , und make any oli- joctions to or statements concerning , Ealu pro posed appropriation , or assessment ot dnu- uces , at you limy conHider proper. T. H. MCCULLOOH , JOHN I' . KLAOK. JAMEs STOUKDALE. ; Oct. 2Cth , 18i ! ) To the owners of alt lots or parts of lots front ing on Dosatur Htreot from -1'tli ' to tilst utroot : You ure hereby notified that tbo undor- slcnod. tbrao disinterested freeholders of the City of Omaha , have been duly appointed by the mayor , with the approval of thu city coun cil of said city. to Khau tlio dama.u to the owners respectively of the property utroctnd by cradln ; : of Doi-mur from 2Uth to Slut Directs , declared ncoussary by ordinance .1)1. ) pubseH October T , ItW- , approved October 10. 1HU2 , You are further notlDod , that liavlns ac cepted Hald appointment , und duly qualified MI. required by l.iw. we will , on tbo Hill dav of November , A , I ) , Iti'JJ , at the hour of 'J o'clouk In tbo afternoon , at tno olllco of Oeurzo J. I'aul. 10iA 1'iiriiUTii street , within tlio corporate limits of tmld city , meet for the purpose of considering ana making the assessment of damage to tbo owners lespootlvely of said propej-ty affected by sntd grading , tuklnc into consideration hpoctal bouullts , If any , You uro notified to bo present ut the time and place aforesaid , and make any objections to or statements concernlm ; culd asBcssuiuut of danajes as you way consider proper. UUOUm : J. I'AUL. J. V. I'LACK. T. 11 M'UULLOOII. Omaha , Oct. 24 , 1893. DRUNKENNESS Or Uiri JUuor Habit fi lllrrly Curd adialuUU'rtuf i r. ILklur * ' Uolden r perin . It oan Ix gl n lu a CUP 01 conco ot t . or In food. without Ui knowledceorihep tlenu It In b olulel tiarialcu. and wUl cHect a permanent cud rx-cdy eurt > . wbctber tlio patlout It moicrale drinker or an uooholln wroclc. Itbu been elvco In tUou * nd pi cuei. and ID cv ry tnituio * a perfect eurr hu ( ol. lowed. Jtnrrer rHlla. Tueej'eiemonoe Impregnated irttD toe Cpeoiac. ! c beoomeo aa uUer lopnaeiUUty ( or lb liquor eppetite to ciltt. ( JOI.IIEN M'Cf friC CIU 1'nfrt , 0.rlo.i.U. . * C-p e book , ol carUaulue tree. To I * ii4 of Ulh aa 03 uelaiSts. . IBtb and U. Wholesale. Hiako.tiruue & Oo. ana Ulchurasou UruOo.Omitba , NeIi INTERNATIONAL SANITARIUM 16th and Howard Streets , BOllooinsforriitlrnt * . OMAHA , NEB/ lror tlio treatment of Chronic , Privafel Nervous Diseases , MALE AND PEMALE. Piles , Flotilla. Fissure and Stric ture oi'tlic Itcctum permanent ly cured without the use of Ktiife , Ligature or Caustic. Enclose- In Ktninpa nnd our 107 imce HOOK on DISEASES mill QticMloti llluoUfi , wlllbuMAII < ii : ) 1'KEK. IIJTKIlNATIONAr , RANITAHIUM. IRtli und Howiird Sts. , Oiuulm , KcU W. C. M AXWEI.U M. I ) . . I'res. Broil tbu r p r. jlf Barytes and other adulterants of White Lead are just as good as Strictly - " Pure White Lead why is it that all the bogus and adulterated white leads are always branded "Pure. " or "Strictly Pure White Lead ? " No one ever puts a mislead ing brand on an article of mer chandise , unless he wants to "work off" an inferior for a better. This Barytes or Baryta , is a heavy white powder , worthless as paint ; costing only about one cent per pound and is used to adulterate and cheapen the mixture. No one ever adulter ates white lead with an article costing more than Lead , t If you purchase any of the following brands you are sure of having Strictly Pure White Lead. manufactured by the "Old Dutch" process : "SOUTHERN" "RED SEAL" "COLLIER" For tnle by the belt dealeri In palnii tvrywhere. Uyou are colnp to paint , It will pay you to end to u * for a book containing Information that may save > ou many a dollar ; It will ( inly cost you a postal card to do KO. NATIONAL LEAD CO. , St. Louis Branch , Clark Avenue and Tenth Streets , , St , Louis. Ma JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ' STEEL PENS. GOLD MEDAL , PAnis EXPOSITION , 18BU. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS.