TrTIB OMAHA DAILY KB 13 : St'NDAY. OCTOBEll 'JO , 1SOS.
l-OSTi
LOST , lady's cold vvntih nl Liberal Arts
building , lll > rul reward for return to
Florence Klston , Abilene , Knn.
Lost--MK5 I *
LOST , In International building , Marlon
colnrtlto , trimmed with tnllB. Liberal re
ward for return to Uee ollkc
Lost-Oil SO-
LOST , tmcknea of papers In Hirers of All
Nations , tiultablo reward for return or
Informutlon to party whose address Is on
Papon ) . Lost CM SO *
LOST , Monday last , dl imond Rtlckpln , n
beu with silver anil gold seltlni ; ; return
to Heo and gc > t reward. Lout CIS SI *
M Iir.MIVATIXO.
M. S. WALKL1N , 2111 Cumlng. Tel. 1331.
232
TIJNEII.
PIANOS tuned , $150 Itose , 1521 Dodge
700N10
i.v roii iJTS.
ONLY rorot mnde han \ < s wnlst line. Iloom
10 , Crelglitun Ullc , 15th & Douglas.
317-N22
VIOII > H
C. A. CASH , violins repaired. 416 Bhoolv blk.
23S-N14.
STATL'AIIY.
GONNKLLA manufactures nrtlstlr Htntu-
ary Ini'du ornamental work a upeilulty.
317 So. 10th. -M621 N21
IMAM ) FACTORY.
OLD pianos overhauled , secondhand pianos
alwaj'H on hand. C. Hammer , 321 8 lOtti.
b73
IHIKVSMAKIM ; .
Dressmaking Miss Sturdy , 2,101 Davenport.
-532 No5
NCW wheels , $1750 to $23. 2nd hand wheels ,
$3 to J10 Omaha IJIcvcio Co , 1G A ; Chlingo
202.
not MOVEII.
W. COY , removed to 1710 St. Marv'n Ave.
-S13 N23
AMI
* ' . 1323 Lrnv'w'lh , 222 Nov29
Ki.oci'Tiov. '
ELLA DAY , Ilamge Bldg. , 13 and Harnoy ,
15S Jan 1
siwi > c ; MVC MINES.
SKCOND hand bowing machines from $3 00
up. Neb. Cycle Co. , cor 15th and Hnrnoy
--337 Nl
TYI'mVIUTIJIlS.
TYPEWRITERS for rent , JIOO per month.
The Smlth-I'remler Typewriter Co. , 1CI *
Farnam St . telephone 12SI. 132
WE renl aiid sell the best typewriter
made , largest Block of peed supplies In
Omaha United Typewriter and Suppl
Co . 1012 1'nrnam St. 1M
REMINGTON "standard typewriter nnd 1
tuppllcs. 1G19 Farnam St. 715
PAW.MIIinieilHS.
EAGLE Loan ofllce , 1211 Douglas : oldest
established , Most reliable , nccommortal-
Ing , busncpi ! < confidential , selling tlO.UOO 1
Htork unredeemed diamonds ; big bar-
unlns. 335 Nl
AAD iioxiaa ACADEMY.
1212 Farnnm st. , boxing taught efllclently
in 1 month ; send for circulars. Col T U
Monstery 473 N3
I/INAM-IAI , .
SOMETHING new In Htock and bonds ; pays
200 per cent per year on Inv.stmenl ; any
amount ; Investors secured , payable any
time , no speculation ; best references ;
write for purtlculnrB Investoia Trust ,
12J1 Arch St. , Philadelphia , Pa.
AV11.L repair vour shoos while vrnt wait ,
only in minutes ; half Holes nnd heels.
BO , first-class work guaranteed 710 N
ICth hi. , also No. 19 So. Main St. , C U 11.
3tiu N29
SUES & CO. ,
.PATENT.
. . . ,
LAWURS AND SOI ICHORS
( ten I'dq. , Omaha , Neb
Semi for our fief Inven
tor's Guide. Tel. 1U2J.
FAUMS FOIl CASH Oil i\CIIA.MJi ; .
Douglas County : ICO acics adjoining the
town of Mlllard new house of S rooms ,
barn for U horses and 8 cows , corn crib aim
Brauary. good well and Iron pump ; 110
acres under cultivation. 75 acres of which
is In corn. Price , $15.00 per acre , cash.
Phelps County : 3JO acres 2 miles south
ot Holdredge ; 2sO acres under cultivation.
40 acres native grass ; nil smooth , level
land ; house , 23x2 < i , barn , 24\3J , double corn
crib and graimrj , well and windmill , ono
quarter fenced and cross-fenced , Will toke
one-naif purchase money In clear Omaha
realty.
We are offering to the public some un
precedented birgalns In Hint-class farms ,
locatwl in the prime counties of Sevvaid ,
nutler , York , Hamilton , Clay , Flllmorc ,
Poll ; and Saline.
. AV. CAltl.OCK ,
209 SOUTH 15TH STREET. OMAHA.
CITY OI-TIOIAIj I\OTIC13S.
SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION.
Proclamation and notice to the aujllllnd
eleclors and legal voters of the school dis
trict of Omaha , In tin counlj of Doug ) is.
In Iho state of Nebraska , of a general elec
tion to be held In said school dlstilct on
Tuesday , Ihe. eighth day ol November , ivjs
for the purpose of electing five members
of the Board of Education of said school
district , to servo on said board from and
Includ'iig the llrst Monday In Jauuarv. b9J
unlll Iho llrst A'omlay ' In January , iPto , also
notice of thii BiHHiilHHlon tu the qualified
electors and legal voters of said sdiool dis
trict of A proposition authorlz.ng the Board
of Education of said school dlstric-l to Is
sue bonds in the sum of iwo hundred anil
tlfiy thousand ( S o.OOOW ) dollars tor the
purpose of providing additional H gh school
facilities , for the purpose of ereitlns ola
school house on the Cass school site , for tlic
purpose of erecting a Si hnol houseIn the
vicinity of the Paclllc school site , for the
purpose of purchasing u si heel site In the
vicinity of Fortieth nnd Davenporl slrccu
nnd erecting thereon a school house
To ho uualltleil electors and legal voters
of the cihnol dlstrh t of Omaha , In tht
county of Douglas , In the state of Nebraska ;
IRC Jordan , president of the Board erin
Education of the school district of Omaha
In the county of Douglas , In Ihe state o
Nebraska , do Issue , this , my proclamation
nnd by virtue of the authority vested in
me. as such president , do lieie-by give publli
notice to the qualified electors and lega
voters of the school district of Omaha
In the county of Douglas , In the state o
Nebraska , that a general election will bo
held In a lid school district on Tuesday , heir
eighth day of November , U9i , for the pur
nose of ulcctlng live members of the Boar <
of Education of Bald school district , to
serve an said board from and Including ho
llrst Monday In January. lb9'J. until the st
Monday In January , I "t
SCHOOL BOND ELECTION.
IRC. Jordan , president of the Bean
of' Education of the School District of
Omaha. In the County of Douglas , In ho
State of N'braska , do issue this , my proc
Inmutlon , and by virtue of the nuthorlt ;
vested In mo as such president , do hercb ;
Klvo public notice to the qualified elector
nnd legal voters of the school dim let o
Omaha , In th County of Douglas , In hi
Btale of Nebraska , that a geiural electloi
will bo held In snld school dlutrlcl on Tues
day. the Slh daj of November , 1SSS , nt
which the following proposition to vet
bonds of said school district will bo sub
mltted , to-v\lt.
Shall the Boanl of Education of the nchoc
district of Omaha , In th county of Deus
las , In the state of N hrnnkn , be author
Ized to Issue bonds of 8'ild school dlstrlc
in the um ot two hundred nnd fifty ll'on
cam ! ( } :50 , < XA > ) dollars for the purpose o
CITY ori-IUIAIj .NOTICES.
( Continued. )
providing additional High sr-hool facllltlcf )
on Capitol Square , the present site of tiio
High school , at n cost of one hundred and
fifty thousand ( JIJOOOO ) dollars , for th *
purpose of frtctlng a school house on the
Cans school HIP ! on Cur.s Direct , between
Fourteenth nnd Flfteon'n treels , nt a cost
of thirty-live thousand U35i X dollars : for
Iho purpos' of eiecllng a school house In
tht vicinity of the Put ! fle school site nt a
cost of Ihlrty-tlvo thousand ( } 13 000) ) dollar ? ,
and for Iho purposeof purchasing a idle
and ererllnt ? n U'hool houxo In the vicinity
of Fortieth timl Davenporl streets nt n coil
of tlnrty tiiuusiind ( JU.OOO ) dollars Slid
bonds lo bo d-itrd January 1st , 1V. , payable
20 yearn after dale , with interest at Ihe
rate of not to exceed 4 per centum p < r
annum pavablu feml-umiually on thf
socojiu da j s o.f July , ami January Jn each
year , both prlnilpnl and Intrrtst pa > nbleu
In coin of the United States at the Ne- .
bra kn Pisui ! Agency In the city of New '
York
Said questions shall bo mrumltted to Bald i
el jctors euliro , nnd the votis Ihoreon shall
bo "Yc' " or "No , " nnd all ballots having
an "X" opposite the word "Yes" shall be
considered as authorizing Raid bonds , nnd
all ballots having an "X" opposite the
word "No" shall be considered us agalnsl
tbr > authorization of < ald bonds
Thp polls Hhall be open on the day of said
election at eight ( S ) o'clock In the morning
and Hhall continue open until six ( fi ) o clock
In the evening of the same day at the re-
: > ecllvo volinf ! places as follows :
FIHST WARD.
Flrsl Dlfllrlcl-N , E. Corner 12lh nnd Pa
cific streets
Second District N. W. corner 10th nnd
Lincoln nvenuo ( Center street. )
Third D'strlcl N. E corner 13lh nnd Vln-
lon streets
Fourth District N. E. corner 8th and Pa-
cttlr sirens
Fifth District N. E. corner Sth and
Illrkory streets
Sixth Dlstricl N. W. corner 9th nnd Ban-
crofl streets
Seventh District N. E. corner Cth nnd
Plorco streets.
Eighth District N. side Lincoln nvenuo
( Center stree-t ) . between 5th nnd Gth streets.
SECOND WARD.
First Dlstrlel S E. corner IClh and
Leavenworth btrects.
Second District N. W. corner IDth and
M.iHon etrecls.
Third Dlslrlcl S. W. corner 20lh and
Po'iuleton avenue
Fourth DlBtiirt S sldo Pierce street ,
between 1.1th and ICtli streets.
Fifth District S. E. corner llth and
Hlekory .streets.
Sixth District S. E. corner 17th and
William streels
bevenlh District N. W. corner ICth and
Mnrtha Htrfcts
Elrhlh Distrlcl N. E. corner 20th nnd
Mnrtha streets.
Ninth Dlstrlcl N. "U * . corner 13th and
Valley streets
Tenth District S. E. corner 20th and
Vlnton streets
Eleventh Dlstrlcl N. E. corner 24lh nnd
Vlnton streets
streetsTHIRD WARD.
First District N. E. corner 14th and
Jn < kson streets.
Second District N. E. corner Ilarney
and llth streets
Third DIfttilcl N. W. corner 14lh nnd
Capitol avenue.
Fourth DI trlcl S. E. corner 14th nnd
Chicago streets.
FIflh District S. W. corner 15th ana
Bint streels.
Sixth District N. E. corner 12th and
Jackson streels.
Seventh Dintrlet S. W. corner lllh and
Douglas streets.
ElKiith District N. AV. corner 10th nnd
Capitol avenue.
Ninth District S. W. corner 12th and
Chleauu streets.
Teiitli Dlstricl N. E. corner 9th and
Howard streets.
FOURTH WARD.
First Dlstricl E. Hide 17lh slreet , be
tween Davenport nnd Chicago streets.
Second District N. E. corner i2d and
Dodge streels.
Third Dlstilel N. Bide Davenport , be
Ivveen 21th and 23th streels
Fourth Dlstrlcl N. W. corner 25th and
Farnnm streets.
Fifth District N.V. . corner ISth anil
Douglas strcels.
Sixth Distrlcl S. E. corner ISlh and St ,
Mary 8 avenue.
Seventh District N. AV. corner ISth and
Leavenworlh streets.
Eighth Dlstrlct-S. side Harney street ,
between 20th nnd 24th streelH.
Nlntn Dlstrlct-S. E. coiner 25th avenue
and St.
First District Df "sldef Sherman avenue ,
opposite Manderson street.
Second District S. E. corner Sherman
avenue and Hinney street.
Third Dlstrlcl N. E. corner 18lh and
Fourth District S. \ \ * . corner Grac * .
slreel and Sherman avenue.
Fifth District S. W. corner 19th and
A * , corner 19th am
SeventhVblstilct S. E. corner 18th and
Chailes
* ' "
First District. rJ/E."corrier SOlh am
Ames avenue.
Second Dhtrlcl-S. AV. corner 42d nm
Ames iiv-uue.
Third District N. E. corner 4oth an <
Grant streels.
Fouith Dlslrlcl-S. E. corner 2 < th nn
Manderbon streela
FIflh District N. E. corner 24th an
Sponcur slreels.
Sl\th District S. A\ . corner 2Sth avenue
and Corby Htrcet.
Seventh Dl'trlct N. E. corner 33d and
Parker streets.
Eighth District N. E , corner 27th and
Buidette streets.
Ninth District N. W. corner 27th and
Franklin streets.
Tenth Dlstrlcl N. E. corner 22d and
Lake slrtels.
Eleventh Distrlcl S. E. corner 21th and
Grace street ? .
SEVENTH WARD.
First Dlsttlcl S. W. corner 2Sth and
Mason stieets.
Sorond Dlstrlcl N , E. corner 30th avenue
and Poppleton avenue.
Third District N. W. corner 33d and Lin
coln avenue ( Ccntr Direct. )
Fourth District N. W. corner 29th and
Aibor streets.
Fifth District N. E. corner 2Dth and
Hlrkory ftreels.
Sixth District N. E. corner 29th street
and Poppleton avenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First District S. E. corner 81th and Paul
streets.
Second District N. AV. corner 27th and
Cnldwt'll strtets.
Third Dlstrlcl N. E. corner 2Clh and
California streets.
Fourth District N. W. corner 25th ave-
nuu and Cutnlng strtcl.
rifth Dlstrlcl N. E. corner 21st and
Cumlng streets.
Sixth District W. sldo 21st street be-
Ivvfn Cnss and California slreets.
Seventh District N. E. coinur 18th nnd
Cumlng streels.
Elehlh District S. W. corner 17th and
California
First DIslrlcl-S. W. corner 32d and Cum-
Ing streets
. Second Dlstrlcl N. AV. corner 40lh and
CumliiFf streets.
Third DlBlrlcl N. W. corner 40lh and
, Farnam slri-ets.
Fourth Dl-tiict N. side Davenport
eticot , one-half block west 3M sticet.
, Fifth Dlstrlcl N. E. corner 3lsi avenue
and Farnam Hlreel.
Sixth DlMrlrt N. W. corner 29th avenue
and Li-avcnworth strerl.
In wltn ss whereof I have hereunto set
my hand us president of the Hoard of Edu-
eallon of the ehool dlstrlcl of Omaha , this
23th day of October , 1S9S
R C. JORDAN. President.
Altest ! J. M. G1LLAN , Secrelury.
O 20 d 101
PROCLAMATION.
And election notice to the legal voters and
electors of the City of Omaha :
In pursuance of un oidlnunro duly
passed and approved by Iho mayor and
city council of the city or Omaha ,
, and by virtue of the authority and
power In mu vested as ( he major of
said tity , I. Frank E. Moores , mayor of
: the cliy of Omaha , do hereby Issue my
proclamation as t > uch major and hereby
- call a special election of said city for Tuts-
day , November 8 , lb9S , and do hereby give
public notlcu to the legal electors and voters
ers of said city that said special election
Is bo called for the purpose of submitting
to the legal electors of said city of Omaha
at such special election the several ques
- tions and propositions of Issuing paving
bonds In the mini of $50.000 and sewer bonde
In the sum of $50.000. which Hald questions
and propositions are as follows , to-wlt.
QUESTION AND PROPOSITION OF
1SSUINU PAVING BONDS.
"Shall bonds of me city of Omaha in
the sum of J50.WO be Issued during tht
' year 1S99 for the purpose of paying Ihe
i coat of paving , repaying or macadamlz.
c. IIIK the Intersections of streets ana spaces
i opposite alleys In the city of Omaha , the
said bonds to run for twenty years from
ri the date thereof , and to bear Interest ,
? payable Beml-unnuallv , ut a rate of in-
' tcrest nol exceeding four ( I ) per cenl pei
, annum , with coupons attached , to be callec
( . .i > aVnK | UondB , " the said bonds not to bt
. ! sold for less than par"1"
QUESTION AND PROPOSITION Ol-
to ISSUING HEWER BONDS
- "Shall bonds of the clt > u ( umaha In tin
fiiin of J50.X'J ( be ISKiied during the > eai
js93 for the purpose of paying the cost ol
IBthe construction nnd maintenance of mall
nrg'vvers In the city of Omaha , the n.ik
bondi to run for twenty years from thi
ud HP thereof and tu bear Interest , payabli
ot Beinl-unuually , at u rate of Interest not x-
CITY orrictAii MTICIS. :
( Cotillnucd )
ce'dlng four ( ( ) per ecnl per annum , with
coupon * attached , tu b called "Sev\er
Bonds " the hold bonds not lo bo sold for
Irrn I than pur' ' "
The said question ) ! and pmpndticns will
bo submitted to ald legal electors nf said
iy , cntlro and separately , and will be
prepared by Ihe city clerk of said city
and prop' rly distributed in the form of of-
fletal ballots among the several Judges of
said election.
Under each of slid question * and proposi
tion * will be printed on the ortkinl ballot
the word "Yes" and Ihe word "No. "
All of said ballots having un "X" mark ,
following the word "Vi 1" will bo counted
In favor of Issuing the bonds refened to in i
Iho question nnd proposition above cnld
word , nnd all ballots of said legal electors
" " the word "No"
with an "X" mark following
upon wilil olllclal ballots test ut cald elec
tion , fhall be counlctl and consldtred us
apalnsl Ihn Issuing of the bonds mentioned
In tlie question and proposition on Which
said "X" is placed.
The said special election will be open at
S o'clork In the morning of Fnld dav , and
will continue open until 0 o'clock In the
afternoon of the same dav tit the follow ing
plans m the bald eitv of Omnha , In Doug
las counly , Nebraska , namely.
FIRST WARf ) .
First District Noilheast tamer Twelfth
and Pnclllr streets
Second District Northwest corner Tenth
stroft and Lincoln avenue. ( Center street )
Third Dlstrlil N'orthen'i corner Thlr-
leenlh and Vlnton street * .
roiirlh District Northeutt corner Eighth
and Pacific Bit cetE. . . . . .
Fifth Dlstrlcl Northea l earner Eighth
and Hickory streets.
Sixth District NorlhwrtBt corner Ninth
and Bancroft streels
Seventh District Norihcast corner Sixth
and Pierce streels
Eighth District North pldo Lincoln ave
nue. ( Center street ) . Between FIflh nnd
Sixth
Flrsl DIstrlet Sotilheusl corner of Six
teenth nnd Lenvenvvoitli slrccl.s.
Second District Northwest corner Nine-
ler-nlli nnd Mason flretts.
Third District Southwest corner Twen
tieth and Poppleton avenue.
Fourth Dlstrlot South side Pierce
stiett , between rifiecnlh nnd Slxleenlh
slreets. _ .
Fifth Dlstrlct-fJoulheasl corner Four-
leenlh nnd Hlrkory streets.
Sixth District Southeast corner Seven
teenth and Wllllnm * tref > ls.
Seveiilh DIstrlet Northwest corner Six
teenth and Martha streets.
Eighth Dlhtilr-t-Norlhcast corner Twen-
lleth and Mnrlha BlreetH
Ninth District Northwest corner Thir
teenth nnd Valley street * .
Truth District Southeast corner Twen
tieth and Vlnton streeln
Elfvenlh District Northeast corner Twen
ty-fourlh and Vlnton streets.
THIRD WARD.
First Dlstrlcl Norllu-asl corner Four-
twtith nnd Jai kson stieets.
Fecond Dlstrlcl Northeast corner Harney
and Fourteenth stieets.
Third District Northwest corner Four-
leei tn slrrcl and Capitol avenue.
Fourth Dlstiict Southeast corner Four
teenth nnd Chicago streets.
Fifth District Southwest corner Fifteenth
ami Burl streets
Sixth DIstrlet Norlheast corner Twelfth
and Jackson streets.
Seventh District Southwest corner Elev
enth and Douglas uticct ? .
Eighth Distrlcl Northwest corner Tenth
and Cupllnl avenue
Ninth DMrict Southacst corner Twelflh
and Chicago streets.
Tenth Dlstrlcl Norlheast corner Ninth
and Howard ttroets.
FOURTH WARD.
First Dlstrlcl-Eafel Hide Seventeenth
Btrtet , between Davenport and Chicago
streets.
Second Dlstrlcl Norlheast corner Twen-
ly-seeond nnd Dodge streets
Third District North fide Davenport
between Twenty-fourth nnd Twenly-llfll
streels
Fourth District Northv.-est corner Twen
ty-fifth nnd Fainam streels. .
Fifth DIhtilet Northwest corner Elgh
teeenth and Douglas streets.
Sixth District Southeast corner Eigh
teenth fltiPf-t and St Mary's uve'iutu
Seventh District Northwest corner Llgh-
lernlh and Leavenworth slreel .
Elehlh District South side Harney street
between Twentieth and Twenty-fourth
street * .
Ninth Dlstrlct-Soulheast corner Twenty-
fifth nvenuo and St. Mary's avenue.
FIFTH WARD.
First District Eant sldo Sherman avenue
opposite Mandcrson streel.
Second Dlstrlcl Southeast corner Shcr
man nvenuo nnd Blimey street.
Third Dlstrlcl Northeast corner Elgh
teenlh nnd Lake ftrecls.
Fourth Dlstrlcl Soulhwest corner Grace
slreet and Sherman avenue.
Fifth District Soutnwcst corner Mne
teenlh and Burdolte streets.
Sixth Dlstrlcl Noilhvvest corner Nine
teenth nnd Charles slreets.
Seventh Dlstrlcl Southeast corner Elgh
teenth and Charles utiert ?
SIXTH WARD.
First Dlstrlcl Northeast corner Thirtieth
street and Ames avenue.
Second District Southwest corner Forty-
BI < > " 'l nnd Ames avenue.
Third District Northeast corner Forty-
fifth and Grant Blrcels
Fourth DIstrlet Southeast corner Twen
ty-seventh nnd Mnnderson Directs
Fifth District Northeast corner Twenty-
fourth and Spencer Htreets.
Sixth Dlstrlcl Soulhwesl rorner Twenty-
eighth avenue nnd Corbv street.
Seventh District Northensl corner Thlr-
ly-lhlrd and Parker slre t .
Eldith District Nortne-ast corner Twen-
ty-soveplh and Burdette streetf
Ninth Dlrtrlef Northwest corner Twenty-
seventh and Franklin streets
Tenth District Northeast corner Twenty-
serond nnd I nke streets.
Eleventh District Southeast corner Twen
ty-fourth and Grace Btreols.
SEVENTH WARD.
Flrnt District SoulhweH corner Twenty-
eighth and Mabon streels ,
u ' oud District Northeast corner Thlr-
tlelh nvenuo and Poppleton avenue.
Third District Northwest corner Thirty-
third nnd Lincoln nvenuo , ( Center streel. )
Fourth Dlslricl Norlhvvcsl corner Twen
ty-ninth and Arbor strteto.
FIflh District Norlheasl corner Twen-
tv-n'nth nnd Hickory street's
Sixth District Northeast corner Twenty-
ninth street and Poppleton avenue.
EIGHTH WARD
First Dlstrlcl Soulhcast corner Twenty-
fourth and Paul streets.
Second DlBlrlcl Northwest corner Twen-
ty-spvpii'h and Caldweil slreeu
Third Dlstrlcl Norlheast corner Twenly-
slxlh and California slreols.
Fourth District Northwest corner Twen
ty-fifth avenue and runinin s-r .
Fifth District Norlheast corner Twenty-
flri t nnd Cumlng streels.
Sixth District West silo Twenty-first
street , between Cas and California streets.
Seventh Dihtrlit Northeast corner Eigh
teenth and Cumins streets.
Eighth District Southwest corner Seven
teenth and California Btitets.
NINTH WARD
First District Southwest corner Thirty-
second and Cumlng Htre.el9.
Second Dlsti let Northwest corner For
tieth nnd Cumlng streets.
Third District Northwest corner Fortlelh
and Fnrnom streets.
Fourth District North sldo Davenport
slieel , onehalf block west of Thirty-second
Etiret.
Fifth Dlstrlcl Northeast corner Thlrty-
drht avenue ai.d Farnnm street
Sixth Dlstrlcl Northwest corner Twenty-
ninth avenue and Leavenworth street
In wlliie's whereof I have hereunto set
my hand as mayor of said city of Omaha ,
this 19th day of October , 1898.
FRANK E. MOORES.
Mayor.
Atlest :
BEECIIER HIGBY , Cltv Clerk.
Octl9-D20t
m
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for St. Joseph ana
I St. Louis 4.30pm 'irOo pro
- I Dlly.
KAIlA\A' . TiSIK CAIltt.
( Continued. )
Cl 1 ICAao. IJV KLINUTUN
it Qulncy Railroad "Tho
liurllngton Uoute Tlchiit
Office. 1BW Farimm Street.
Telophono230 Depot , Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele-
Iihono 123Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Vestlbuted
Express * g:0o : pm 1:10 : am
Chicago Express. . . 9.4j urn 4:10 : pm
Chicago St.
Louis Express. . . . 7:15 : pm Sin : am
Crcstnti Local 9.1 * . am
I'm Hlr J < t'n Local 1155 am E-40 pm
Trist Mall 2.SO pm
Chicago Special 1 2:15 : am 11:50 : pm
Dalb Dallv except Sunday
UNION PAfiriC "THE
Overland Route" acncrai
Olllces , N. 12. Corner Ninth
and rarnnm Streets City
Ticket Olllce , 1302 l-nrnntn
Street. Telcphonu 310. De
pot , Tenth nnd Mason
Streets. TcloDhonu C29.
C29.Leave. . Arrive.
T h o Ocrlaml
Limited" for Den-
\er , Salt Lake ,
and west-rn p'ts. . * 8:50 : am 1:45 : pm
Thi > Colorado Spe
cial , for Denver &
all Colorado p'ts. ' 11:55 : pm C:40 : am
'nst Mail Train for
Denver , Malt Lake ,
Paclllc const and
all western points , 4:33 : pin 6:10 : am
, lm oln , Beatrice A :
StromsbniK Kx. . . . * * 3:30 : pm * * 12:30 : pm
'romont , Columbun ,
Norfolk , Grand <
Island and North
Pintle 4:33 : pm 4:13 : pm
Columbus Local C:50 : pm " 9.40am
Houth Omaha Local Pass Leaves , C:15 : n.
n. ; 7.00 u. m ; b.10 n. in. ; J 03 p m. Ar-
! % < , 10 30 a m ; 3:30 : p. m. ; 0 p. in.
Council Iluff9 Local Leaves 0:40 : n. m ;
:50 : n m ; 7:10 : a in. ; * * 9.10 11. m ; 10:30 : a.
n ; 12 SO p. m ; 2 1 ! > p. m. , 4'30 p. m. ; l:3i :
i. in. ; 4-l > 5 p. m.j 6 33 p. in ; S 20 p. m. Ar-
Ives , 7 20 a in. ; 8.25 a. m.j 9:10 : u. m ; 11 TO
i in ; 3:03 : p m ; " 3 " 0 p in ; 4 20 p. m. ;
:40 : p m : 6:30 : p. m ; 0:60 : p. in. ; 9:03 : p. m. ;
1:55 : p m.
Dully. Dally except Sunday.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL-
iPSSI nail Omaha Kansas City ft
ARTHURI Eastern RaUio.it ] "Tho Port
Aithur Route" Ticket Olllce
3115 rariutm Street. Tele
phone 322. Depot , Tenth and
Mason Street1) ) . Telephone 029.
Leave. Arrive.
St Louis Cannon
Ball Express 4.50 pin 11 30 am
Kansas City &
Qulncy Loral 1 0:30 : am 9:05 : pm
Kansas City Ex
press 7:45 : am
Port Arthur Ex-
prest > 1 8:30 : pm
Dally.
W A 13 A S II RAILROAD-
Tlckct Ollkc , 1115 Farnam
Street. Telephone , SD2. De
pot , Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone , 029.
Leave. Arrive.
3t Louis 'Canon
Hull' Express 4.50 pm 11:30 : am
Dally
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Ofllces and
Ticket Ollite , Southeast Coi
ner llth and Douglas Streels
Telephone , 101 Depol , 15th
nnd Webster Sts. Telephone
145S.
Leave. Arrive ,
St. Lotils-ICansa &
Neb Limited. . . ' . " .03pm I2:35 : pm
Kansas Cltv Si St.
Joseph Express . . . . 9:30 : pm C'OO am
Nebraska Local via
Weeping Water 4:30 : pin 9:45 : am
Exposition Local via
Nebraska City 0:00 : prn 10:03 : am
Dally. * Dalley except Sunday.
MILWAUKEE &
St. Paul Railway City
Ticket Office , 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone , 284. De
pot , Tenth and Mason
Streels. Telephone , C29.
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited
Express 5:43 : pm 8:20 : am
Omaha & Chicago
Express " 11.00 am 4:13 : pm
Sioux City and Dos
Molnes Express. . * ] 1.00 am ! 4-15 pm
Manila Local . . . . . 7:00 : 1 9:15 : am
Dally. Dally exccnl Sunday.
CHICAGO , ST. PAUL. MIN-
neapolls & Omaha Railway
General Ofllces , Nebraska
Dlvlblou , Fifteenth ami
+ y Webster Streets. City
Office , 1401 Farnam Streel. Tele
phone , EC1. Depot , Fifteenth and Webster
Stieets. Telephone , 143S.Leave.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux Clly Accom . 8:50 : am S.33 pm
Sioux Cily Accom . " 9:50 : am 7:00 : pm
Blair , Emerson
Sioux City. I'onca ,
Haitlngton and
Bloomfleld 'l:00pm ' : * ll:55am :
Sioux City , Man-
kato , St. Paul it
Minneapolis 6:00 : pm 9.00 am
No. 2. St. Paul Lim
ited Makes no
stop" lii Neb C:00 : pm
No 1 Exposition
Limited Makes no
slops In Neb . 9:00 : am
Nos. 21 nnd 22
Exposition Local ,
to Emerson , stops
all stations except
Brlggs . 0:15 : pm 8:30 : am
Dally. Dally except Sunday. Sun
day only.
CHICAGO & NORTIIWEST-
ern Rallwav City Ticket
Ofllce , 1401 Farnam Streel.
Telephone. 501. Depot ,
Tenth and Mason Streels.
'
I'elephone , 629.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago
Special ' " " 6:10 : am 11:55 : pm
Mo. Valley'"sibux
City. St. Paul &
Minneapolis 6:00 : am 10:45 : pm
Mo. Valley , Sioux
City 743 ; am 9:00 : pm
Carroll , Dennlson ,
Council Bluffs. . . 11:30 : pm 9:40 : nm
En stern EDCS
Molnes , Marshall-
town , Cedar RapIds -
Ids and Chicago. . . 11:03 am 4:20 : pm
Atlantic Flyer , Chicago
cage and East 4:55 : pm 1:20 : pm
Fast Mall , Chicago
to Omalia 3:15 : pm
Northern Express. , 5:30 : pm 8:10 : am
Omaha-Chicago Spe
cial 6:55 : pm 8:25 : am
Omaha-Chicago Ex
press 8:00 : pm 0:35 : nm
Dally Daily except Saturday. ' "Dally
except Monday.
FREMONT. EIKHOKN &
Missouri Valley Rallwnj
General Oillces United
Stales Nallonal Bank Bids.
Soulhvvcst Corner Twolttn
, ana Karnam Streets. Ticket Otllce. 1401
I Farnam Stieet. Telephone 5til Depot , 15th
land Webster Streels. Telephone 143s.
143s.Arrive.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Deadwood -
wood , Hot Springs 1 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
Wyoming Casper
nnd Douglas 3:00 : pm 5.00 pm
Hustings , York , Da
vid City , Superior ,
Geneva , Exeter If
Sewnrd 3:00 : pm 5:00 : pm
Not folk Vcrdigre
and Fremont 8:15 : am 10:45 : am
Lincoln , Wahoo &
Fremont 8-15 am 10:45 : am i
Fremont Loral . . . . S.15 am
York passenger 10:00 : pm 9:40 : nm
Daily. " Dally except Sunday. Sun
day only. Dally except Saturday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad General OIllccs.
United States National [
Bank Bin i us. A
ner Twelfth and Farnam >
street Ticket Olllce , 1101 I'arnam htrcet
Telephone , DC1. Depot , Tenth and Mason !
Streets. Telephone , iJ.i
iJ.iLeave.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City , Man-
kiitu. St Puul , 6 00 am 8:10 : am (
Minneapolis 5 M pm 10 43 pm i
Sioux City Local. 7.15 am 9.60 pm
Daily.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND
& Paelllc Railroad "The
Great Rock Island Route "
City Ticket Olllce , 1323
Farnam Streel. Telephone
: 4iS Depot , Tenth and
Mason Streels. Telephone
829.
Leave. Arrive.
DCS Molnes Local. . " 7.15am " 11.23am
Chicago Express . 11.30am " 8:00 : am
Chic tgo Fast Ex
press . . . C:00 : pm 1:23 : pm
Ht Paul Fast Ex
press 5:00 : pm 11:23 : nm
Lincoln , Colorado
Springs , Denvet' , '
Pueblo nnd \ \ est 1 30'pm 4 25 pm
Des Maine * , Itoik
Ihland and Chi-
7 15 S M pm
Col rule Flyer 64) pm S 50 am
Dally. Dalley except Sunday.
cenes at the Trans-Mississippi Exposition.
WASHINGTON MINERAL EXHIBIT AT TRANSAUSSISS1PPI EXPOSITION.
I . " ' . . . .
If/I T l > ( r
The Washington state mineral exhibit ftt the TransmlsslsslppI and International Imposition consisted of a car load of gold sil
ver , copper and load ores from every part of the state. There \\as also a smalt exhibit of bituminous coal , mi exhibit of oru.unt.ntal
stone , a slate- exhibit , a Miiall exhibit of Iron ore , marble , bullion ami concentrates The exhibit was arranged ol out In form ot
pyramids nnd In small cases , classllled on the predominating mineral , and In Its rnttrity a commercial exhibit. Following < > " > 'ho
names of the gentlemen connected with this exhibit : Hon. 1) . 13. Waul , chairman , Lovett M. Wood , secretary ; Captain ( ' II
Thompson , E M. commissioner In charge of the miner.il dcpaitmcnt , ami I. K Armstrong and N. Kudebeck , superlntcn Icnts
Suitable signs nnd banners , as well as cards and labels , were dlbtrlbuttd through the exhibit , which explained the exhibit fully
and clearly , and one or the other , or both of the superintendents alwajs present during the exposition to show people through
the exhibit and explain Its merits Altogether the display \\aa aery creditable one , nnd represented an entirely new Held to the
investor nnd prospector.
Arranged beside thU was the llrltlsh Columbia exhibit , In which region many of the Washington people arc financially In
terested , and which shows a great variety of very rich ores. The mineral bills of the two sections pass from ono sldo to the
other of the international boundary , and therefore represent together a section of gieat extent and richness.
KEEP ALL OF PHILIPPINES I
Such 8aitl lo Be the Present Determination
of the Administration.
CHANGES WROUGHT BY WESTERN TRIP
Prexlilcnt nml Seorc'Uirles Previous lo
tluit Im'lliifil lo Ivecp .Notfi-
lliU ( ml Islainl of I.ll/oll
ill the > los ( .
NEW YORK , Oct. 29. A special to the
Herald fiom Washington says : President
McKlulcy is coinlnced that there Is no way
In which the United States cau escape the
responsibility of taking all the Philippines.
He has anhed at this conclusion after ma-
tine dellbeiatlon. lie at first fa\ored keep-
lug nothing moie than a military and a\al
base and thought that the Untied States
should In no o\e nt retain more than the
island of Luion. When the American peace
commissioners left for Paris It was not con-
temprated that they bhould demand from the
Spanish government more than the absolute
cession of this one Island to the United
States , and a revlslomuy Interest In the
other islands of the group. U ib found , however -
over , that there were many piactlcal dllll-
cuttles in the way of such a solution , not
the least of them being the oldeut Impossi
bility of Spain's te-catablluhlng authoiity
over Iho remaining Islands without a pro
longed and bloody struggle with tbo Insurg
ent forces.
Amillilliitcn iMinnlnli SnvorlKiitr-
Information , coupled with the opinion of
military and na\al commanders famirlar
with the Philippine filtuatlon , has led the
president to believe that Admiral Dewey's
destruction of the Spanish fleet In Manila
bay and General Merrill's capture of Ma
nila , annihilated Spanish sovereignty in the
islands , and it became the duty of the United
States to establish a better government
than the ono which was dcstrojed by Amer
ican arms. The president has been deluged
with letters from all parts of the United
States nnd with resolutions from commercial
and religious bodies urging that American
sovereignty Bhould be maintained wherever
the flag has been planted. In tlila eauio line
Iho prceidenl's recent western trip was a
rovelutlon to him and the members of his
cabinet who accompanied him. The further
ho went west , the stronger he found the ben-
timent in favor of holding all the Philip
pines and establishing an American govern
ment over them. Secretary Gage , who wont
west before the president and who wont as
far as Denver , found the sentiment there
even btronger than In Omaha. In all the
meetings of the cabinet before the peace
commissioners left for Paris secretary
Gage was the most conservative of all the
president's advisers. He doubted the wis
dom of taking even as much as the Isfand of
Luzon and would have been glad If a way
had been found of relinquishing all the
Philippines. Since his return from the west ,
however , he is an advocate ot holding all
the Islands.
Conmil.HMlon HUH I.iilltudf.
Although It has been finally determined
that the Philippines shall bo retained , the
peace commissioners may bo given consid-
I crablo latitude us to the terms on which
I they are to be retained. The Philippines arc
1 I regarded as standing on a different basis
I fiom Cuba and Porto Rico , and some of the
| ' members of the administration believe that
If all the Islands are taken Spain should bo
given some measure of compensation for
them , especially as the Philipplnea have
been by far the most varuablo of all Its
colonies. It can bo eald that It Is qulto
probable that the American commlBsIoncrs
will bo authorized to go so far as to offer to
pledge the United States to assume the
Philippine1 debt , or at least fauch portion of
It as has been expended on public works In
the Uland. The exact amount of the debt
' that could be properly charged to the United
States under ituch nn arrangement could
not bo accurately stated without a fuller
an at } sis of this debt lhan as yet has been
made , but It Is believed that It will be less
than $40,000,000. A high ofllclal of the ad
ministration last night said It might bu de
cided that the Spanish government should
rccelvo an actual cash payment for the
Philippines In addition to the assumption of
the debt , or a part of It , by tbo United
States.
Di'inanils Art * I'luul.
WASHINGTON , Oct. 21. Advices from
Paris are to tl o effect that there Is no change
In the peace commission sltuallon. The ad
ministration has the same hopeful foiling
of success that was entertained yesterday
at the cabinet meeting and the statement
Is reiterated that negotiations aiu in > i fair
way to be brought to a speedy termination.
The question of the Philippines has nol been
formally considered by the peace eommln-
I slonora , but theie has been toino InformM
discussion between the American and SpanIsh -
Ish representatives , with th'j result that the
American commissioners have Indicated to
. the administration that Iho settlement will
not ho as dllllcult as anticipated iomo time
ago. As Indicated In the Associated Press
dispatches from Washington a few days ago
the determination eccnis o have becu
reached by .the United States govetmnent
to retain all of the Phlllppluq Islands , and
the question for controversy will bo oxer
the allowance to Spain for the lalan Is. This
feature of the ease Is now being carefully
considered by the administration In Wash
ington and by the American commissioners
In Paris. In this matter the conclusions
of the United States government will bo
based on what Is believed Just and proper ,
nnd , as in the case of the Cuban article of
the protocol , the United States position will
bo in effect an ultimatum If accepted by
the Spanish coniuifbioncrs , as Is believe 1 to
be likely , the details would then remain to
NEBRASKA AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT.
In connection with the agricultural Interests of the elate Is also closely allied
that of Its live stock Interests , which is particularly successful In the central and
western purtlono of the state , wHrc lands are- yet cheap , and which prjliro the
finest pasturage , and particularly where the/ are successfully raising alfalfa , wnkh is
III tst forage plant l.nown , and wb'Jh yields from eight to tnclve tons pe1 a're rcr
jiar which , together with the corn and root crops which they produce , renders suc-i
ccssful competition on the part of the eastern stock rals > er Impossible. The pro
duction of the sugar beet In this state Is as yet but In its Infancy , and Nebraska Is
capable of producing moro than enough sugar to supply our whole county and the
production of the 1 > eets with a fair market would bo a source of great wealth to
our farmers. There are now two beet sugar factories In the ttatr one at Orand
Island , In the Platte valley , and the other at Norfolk both being operated most
successfully.
SCHLITZ PAVILLION.
1"-
Schlltz's Pavilion has been ever since the opening of the exposition the family re-
eort , where all nations have made their headquarters. The enterprising proprietor ,
Mr. Fritz Mueller , who Is well known In Omaha as a business man , as well as an cx-
lenslvo properly owner , has made a great success of his pavilion and his stork yards
exchange. Ho Intends to represent Schlltz at Paris , France' , and has mode all neces
sary preparations. The present orchestra , under the leadership of A. E Dlaufuss , has
been playing at the Pavilion from Ihe opening day of Ihe exposition until Ihe close ,
and has been considered Iho best on the Midway. They have entertained thousands
of people vvllli their high class selections and ovcitures. There has only been one
Schlilz on the Midway , and the place will bo remembered by every cue Ibat visited the
same after Ihe exposition Is a thing of Iho past.
bo arranged , but no difficulty Is anticipated
after the main question is settled.
GREAT SANITARY EXPERT DIES
Colonrl AVurliitf , Who Wont tu Havana
to Inv Htluati * , t onli-ac'lH
\rllow I'Vvi-r. '
i
NEW YORK , Oct. 29 Colonel George E. j
Waring , Jr. , died of yellow fever today at |
his homo In this city , where ho lias been
since he arrived from Havana on the
Yucatan on Tuesday lasl. Ho was 07 years
of age. I
Colonel Waring had been sent to the city I
of Havana as a special commissioner of this |
government to ascerlaln the exact sanitary
ondliions of lhal clly and lo form ideas for I
Iho best methods of putting the place In
first class sanitary shape. He wai to report | 1
to Iho presldenl , and on the day he returned
he said ho expected to go to Washington |
the next day. He aald he felt unwell , but
was not thought that ho had more than on
ordinary Illness. Ho said that he had u
great deal of Information which ho Ihought
would lie of service to the president , The
plan of the commission was to plica the
city of Havana and the coast towns of Cuba/ /
In such a good sanitary condition that the |
re'-urrcnco of jellow fever and Ha entrance
Into the gulf cities of the United States
would bo prevented.
Colonel Waring was apparently well when
ho left Havana , and ho felt only slightly
111 during the latter part of Ihe vo > .ge ,
but when ho reached his home hu waa' '
obliged to take to his bed It wai ihrn dis- j
covered that I'o was suffering from yellow
fever. Colonel Waring Vtus Immediately |
Isolated In his apartments on the ninth floor
of the Rutherford , the apartment house In
which ho lived There ore nine families In
the houso. Precautions were at once taken
to prevent the spread of the dis
ease. No ono but the physicians and Mrs
Waring , who has had the disease and Is
therefore Immune , were allowed to see
Colonel Waring. Eveij thing that was
taken In or out of the apartment was dis
infected. Inspectors of the Hoard of Health
were stationed In the house to prevent peo-
plu from getting near th slik man The
doctors did not at first think lhal Iho case
was a malignant one. When Colonel War-
Ing's temperature rose to 105'i , however ,
the physician , became alarmed and the case
was considered In Its moat serious fonn and
Colonel Waring was treated accordingly.
It was plain thai ho was getting worse.
The l > lack vomit , the most serious symptom ,
was fausht off for some time , but Ibo end
came six hours later.
Rev , Edmund Dent < o of the famous old
Pilgrim church nt Sherborn , Mass , has just
celebrated the sixtieth vear of tilb pastorate ,
n term unequalcd In Now England , U not
In the Uiiltud States.
The Buildings nnd Grounds Department
of I.io TraiiHiiiUH < gpil | | and Inii-rn inon l
i\poKltlcin : will hnvi for Hah Uu ttron-
tnulH and plants of various ku.di.
iiK In part of line olennd > rs in tubs ,
hydrangeas In tubs , agives > cciuury
pliiiitB ) , plain Mini vur i-xnlc , ] , ii.nl also
caiui.is and < -tinihhcry of eviry d H nptlou.
Fur furihir particulars np | > i > at tinof -
fl < - ' t ' ! n r il Suprilniuidcnl on th
expo-itkn grounds
1' ' P KIRKEVDXLL.
Mrr fJrour''i A ; PiliiinrIV it Trans-
mlc Is Ippi k. liitrniiitlon.il I'xno
OctCO-31 lev