Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 19, 1884, Page 8

') THE CITY ENGINEER Prosonts His Avoual Report to the Hayor, What the Board of Public Works Have Done During the Past Yoar. CHE DAILY BEE. OMAHA. Satarday Morning, April 19, e Notice to Advertiscrs, I §. Smith, who has for the ‘past yoar §lled tho position of manager of the adversls- Ing department of The Bk, has leased the city advertising of this paper. and will horoaf- Sor havo complete control of that dopartment, . RosEWATER, President Bee Publishine Co. crm—— LOOAL BREVITIES. And What They Propose to do in the Future—A Readable Report, Osrcr or mie Crry Exorsee, | Omsha, March 29, 1884, | Hon. Champion . Chase, Mayor: Dear Sir—In conformity with request I herowith submit to you tabularized de- tails of the work of my department for the year ending March 1, 1384: Aswill bo seen, it aggregates nearly half a million dollars, being almost two and o half times that of the previous year, and exceeding in extent and cost of the work of any five years preceding put together. —No law breakers were before Judgo Bon- ok at the rogular session yestorday morning. A lively hailstorm about noontime yester- day caused pedestrians to run for shelter. —The Millard hotel office has been adorned by anew annundiator. It is a beauty and of the most approved pattern, —Miss Ella Dunham and Mr, W, S, Riggs will be married on Wednesday ovening next, at 8:30, at the residence of I. W. Miner. — man was arrested Thursday for i mfin:ol:'fiwhel, but yesterday the owre| The work in charge of the engineer rofused to prosecute, and he waa discharged. | department in 1882 lm(rnlgnt'el u; :]o.: Al Iadies who are teachors in the Tenth | $200, 137:70. At. the conclusion of thal streot O, 15, M. Industrial school are earnestly {iurkpn»:ng‘:::l ]:;:.absgr:x;;l:tzj b“’;h‘;‘; locks o b m“?hd et o LU B 8 are now tl?irty gwo blocks, embracing, in- L elusive of intersections and alleys, 79),- — A pair of ponies dashed down Farnam | G50 .10 gquare yards, apportioned as stroot yosterdaymorning about 8 o'clock. They | £5]1yvs, intersections payable out of pro- wero without wagon or driver and wero hav- | seeds of city bonds: fag things all thelr own way. 270, 42 2-10 square yards, 3 A horse with the blind staggers fell to the | 463,57 6-10 square yords, taxablo to dis- : it ke e Mot H!f?';o 1-10 square yards, in alleys. stable yesterday. 1t required two hours time| - that T feol impelled to call atteation to & | the ssme amount of work in any city in fow of the many deceptive representations | the United States, that have been lv(\rulu |:lpo:| which erron. WORK ror 1884, eous vpinions are formed. i . . Y toat impelled to_ eall sitention to w . THe woek outlined for 1654 snd pertly few of the many deceptive representa. Paving streets f tions that have been made, upon which | Paving alleys. . A Mad eroneous opinions are founded. T will | Paving street railronds.. cito an instance of a few months ago. 1 was summoned to the hardware store of [ T i Mr. W. J. Broatch, whoso, cellar was| This still leave s flooded by the bursting of the cylinder [PAYINg in the intersection fm!;l of r\vc);r head of his hydraulic elevator. Before | $15,000, which makes it possiblo to add tho wator was cut off from the building |On or moro parts of other districts or about 150,000 gallons had boen dis- | #treets to the list provided for paving, charged into the lmanm(vn;‘ The F';.'M'l/" streot sower under con- sowoer was opened but the water | tractk...... . N 41 ot £ out so fast a8 it had come in | StOrm. sewer contampiated, est and furthermore, the building of Messrs, | Waring main under contract. ... .. Steel & Jonnson, whioh had been flooded | Waring laterals. ... .... by loakage through the partitition walls instead of finding_relief from the sewer | connection when it was opened also for | i a timo suffered from an increaso. These two facts were pointed out to me as evi- e dences of the incapacity of the sewer. Total work, 1884...........8700,000 00 Upon examining the cylinder head and| From these outlines of work done and computing the rate of flow of water into |in hand the labors labors of the engineer the cellar from the pressure I pointed | department can only partly be realized. out that the water must | In addition to this work the department have come into the cellar at the rate [has prepared not less than 150 ordinances of 4,000 gallons Eer minute. This was |in the past year covering the establish- verified by Mr. Broatch who said it was [ ing, and changing of grades, sewer dis. 35 minutes coming before being cut off; a | tricts, condemnation of lands for streets sewer to have been able to discharge at [and sewer right-of-way—preparing esti- that rate with the grade of one sewer|mates upon innunierable projects of the ... 8897,187 76 1 Total. .. £18,000 00 nrbing and guttering. ... Miscellaneous o, ronches, flies, skunks, chipmunks, Drugeists out rats, bedbugs, 16o. ants, eophers. ———— Valuable and Comvenient.—Browx's BRONCHIAL TROCHES are a safo and suro rem- edy for Bronchitis, Ceughs, and other tron- bles of the Throat and Lungs, Sold only in boxes. Price 25 cents, R A Eilent Passenger, The incoming train on the B. & M. last evening brought ameong its Denver passenger H. J. Kuony and wife of Fort Calhoun, and their son-in-law, Mr. W, (. Shockey, whose journey was a ead one, aa its object was to convey home a dead daughter and wife, Mr. Shockey married Miss Kuony about n year ago and in Avgust, Josie | she being afileted with the consumption, the young couple went to Manitou, Col,, in hopes of benofitting the invalid. Even the life-giving climate of the mountains could not overcome the ravages of the discaso, and on Tuesday last Mrs. Shookey breathed her last, her mother arriving just in time to comfort her in her dying moments. The deceased was but twenty-five years of age, and was for three years a student at Brownell hall, in this city. The remains were pipe would have had to be over 3 feet in | council and levies for taxing districts for diameter, The fact that the water |grading, sewering and paving, side-walks spurted into Steel & Johnson's cellar | construction, curbing and guttering, eto., when their sewer connection was opened [ besides attending to the collection was simply an every day illustration that [ data bearing on cases in courts against water coming from a reservoir through a | the city, for the city attorney. can pipe will rise to the level of the roservoir. | therefore appreciate the labors of the The water in Broatch’s basement with | mayor as chief executive of the city, its surface 8 to 10 feet above Steel & [ which in the supervision of acconnts, Johnson’s sewer connection would na.|examination cf ordinances and transac- turally spurt up towards its level, asting | tions of all departments have increased oxactly as a water works reservoir only | to the extent that few can realize. For upon a smaller acale. your co-operation and that of the city council in the past year, I herewith ex- 0 square yards, total. gregate cost of paving done to date is 8268,048.40. The asphalt paving has developed de- foctive apots along the line of Douglas, %) get him upon his fest again | ~~Dewey @ Stone have purchased a team of baautiful horses for their now delivary wagon, and the outfit attracts general attention and sdmiration. The team woro purchased for | §ixteenth and Fifteenth strocts. Theso $500. . | defects will have to be made good bynew ~There will be a speclal meeting of Ruth | material this apriug at the expense of the Rebokah Degree, Lodge, No, 1, in Odd Fel- | contractor. The defects are due in my lows's hall, at 7:30 Saturday evening, April [opinion mainly to hurricd and careless 7 dance' i , | mixing during the cold weather last De- Dostnons of lportanga e 1 718803 | ormboz and to tho congealing of ma- torial before being pmgarly rolled, —A stroet car ran off of the track on St.|The experience of last fall shows the Mary’s avenue, at the foorner of Seventeenth necessity of rigid adherence to specifica- streot, last evening, and occasioned consider- | tions in all details in the future, able troubleand delay before it was again Tho street commissioner, upon the sim- ilar theory that water temporarily rose in amanhole located near an elevator con- City Engineer. nection, declares the sewer to lack capaci- : ty. The fact is that water coming down | Accompanying the above report wasa a vertical pipe at a great velocity and dis- | complete tabularized statement, giving charging into 8 horizontal one will neces- | Dames of contractors, details of work, etc. sarily cause a rise all along the line for a | it is, however, too voluminous for publi- limited distance and continue until the | cation. discharge'is exhausted. Thus assuming the discharge of an elevator at each down stroke to be 80 gallons, there being about 13 gallons to each foot of six inch pipe, and the sewer running half full, it would take 107 feet of sewer to absorb each down stroke of the ele- vator, and hence any manhole within that press my sincere obligations. ANDREW ROSEWATER, e ——— Humor jn the§3tomach, Much of the distress and sickness at- tributed to dyspopsia, chronic diarrhoea and other causes is occasioned by humor in the stomach. Several cases, with all the characteristics of these complaints, have been cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. cared for over night in this city, and the sorrowing husband and parents leave with thom this morning for Calhoun, where the funeral wiil take place on Sun- day morning. ANUANANAN overcomes Ilatulency, Constipas tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, and Feverishness. It insures health and natural sleep, without morphine. * Castoria i 80 well adapted to Children that 1 recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me."" L A, Arcurn, M. D., 82 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. ¥, es our Children chocks, res tieir fovers, makes them sleep ;. 'Tls_Castor TWhen babics frot and ery by turns, ‘What cures their colic, kills their worma, But Oastoris, What quickly cures Constipation, Sour Stomach, Colds, Indigestion, ‘.‘i‘ c.l'fl\‘l_! Farewell then to Morphine Syrups, Castor Ol and Paregoriv, ani Hail Castoriat Wha What cu CENTAUR LINIMENT—an ab: plute cure for Rheuma~ tism, Sprains, Burns, Galls, &c. The most Powerful and Pene- trating Pain-relieving and Healing Rem rdy known to man. ~Position byan e: xperienced conchman, et Bureau, 217 N, 16th St. VAN Employ 19 JANIED By & gentleman and wite, a fair elzed unfurnished 1oom, centrally located, Addrees . F., Bix office, Couneil Bluite, Towa, €. 0, VW ANTED-. Awitustion by a rolisble young man, Who k-keoping aud can wive good references. ec offic 10t uation by o first. W dle both meats and pastry. this office. Addriss 700-104 capacity where he can make himsolf Understands horses and driving. Bee office. VW ANLED, MIUATION—Good compet. nt garden: er, capable i out new place, address “Gardene ven Hous A Sieady woman who is a good manager, Place as house keeper or nurre and. comp: o an inval i this offic town or country, AddressMrs Hughes Letiers*promptly answered. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. “, lA:\h ED—A suite 0f 8 or 4 rooms, sui t house-keeping by a family of two, Address “K. 8" postoffice oftice. 640-10) VWANTED-—A partncr i the butcher businees, i'h alout §600 to §1,000 capital, _addres B." Beo office. 72223 7ANTED—To buy, a So’a_Fovntain, for cash. Call at,C. Wilrott, 808 South 10th St. 689185 OR SALF—A handsome store front verv choap, 787-21p. at corner 16th and Martha streets. 78 JOR SALE.— By Barker & Mayne—iSegant 12 Room Risidence, Lavenport and 10th sts.§+,000. y terms This is & bargaia, Halt 1ot with good building aud barn, near corner 161h and Cass. 84,500, 22 x 132 corner on Farnam, @ story brick building 00, Easy terms. erms. and Dodge , 85,000 Nice cottage, full lot, cor. Hamilton trects, $3,00 ; very eafy terms, aunder s strect, between HMamilton and ; easy terms, and Cawpbell o house, corner lot, 68 x 140, east front, I street car tine, near head of St. Mary's [ BARKER & MAYNE, 12th and Farnam. Iasa stock of fanoy goods. preunity for elther lady or wentliman- ood trade establisked. Addres L L. 78182 Golden o) Il capital. " Bee oftice nistied, will bo sold cheap. Sat for welling, Address *J. W. P 11t OR SALE—At a bargain, two houses and full lot, bridge to a cash buyer. Inquire of n, Jowelers, opposite postoflice. TR0 SALE-Near high achool, well bullt house, full lot_east front, §6,600. On Burt stieet, good house and barn. Exceilent lo- cation, §7,600. On Mt. Pleasant avenue, south front, large new ‘:rticu- larly the stopping of I:lell -lml'tr;)ml“i ‘when the temperature is low 050 degrees | distance of the elevator connection will placed upon the ralls. Popular clamor for the completion of the | ghow the fluctuation of each elevator. If, ~The San Francisco quartotte of tho West- | yric on the stroets mentioned, led to a ern Wonders combination serenaded Ti%|doviation from specifications in this par- Brx office last night, and discoursed soveral | ticular with the results above stated. The of their popular and beautiful airs. They | contracts for all paving being made early were well reudered, and called out applause | this year there can be no excuse for pro- from those in the office. longing work later than Novembor. __The First M. E. church and congrogation Every street whether paved with asphalt, stone or other material, should be thor- hada pleasant sociable gathering Thursday | b0 volled before the pavement base is in the church edifice. The following ““m',’ laid and Junder no circumstances should and musical programme was presented: Reci- | the plea of delay and_neces:ity of early tation, “Jennio MoNeal's Ride,” by Miss | ggympletion be allowed to bar out thispr Mamio Fitoh; Sootch_song, by D. D. McDon- | liminary work. ald; “The signboard,” Rov. C.W. Savidge; RO Jubilee son, trio; song, D. D. MeDonald. | g pay altogother ot this timo 10 After tho above progeamme, rofreshmonts of | 95100 milog of sowors built in this ity foe crearn and cake were served. of this, 13,723 feet was conat.ucted last —Mcr. Albert Jones, the gentleman in|year ata cost of $08,493.28. This in charge of the Mormon party which passed | cludes the expenditures for man-holes on through this city Thureday morning, writes | the Waring lines and repairs on North back from Crescent, Lowa, to say & good word | Omaha sewer. As the apportionment of in favor of W. C. Borland, who accompanled | funds for each branch of sewers was defi- them over the Unlon Paclfio road, and Mr. [ Bitely fixed in tho proposition aubmitted : @ people, the shortage of ,000. E’mtll: % 'h’;”" mm::fi“"m gree th; or flxerg:bguu on the Chicago and Six- (Gtwektern, Ho says theso agents | yooh gireots sower arlsing out of done all in thelr power to make tho party|eyirs payment for right of comfortable and have endeared themselves to way priviloges throuy the g each member of the company. Union Pacific yards, and of about $150.00 = recel: ursday in the Seventeenth street line, will neces- Yoy ray red boeo hithe sarily have to be out of the geueral burning of the Minnespolls & Omaha depot at | *A"%. e (h or judgment funds, the balancesin the Emerson, the junction of the Norfolk branch o other sewer funds not being available for and the maln line. Operator MoMahon, who [ 4ot purposes. There has been consider- slept inthe bullding, was awakened by the fire | y}1s trouble experienced in the spring at 3 o'clock a. m., and barely escaped with his life. This is the second time the company has | lateral sewers constructed on what is lost its depot at Emerson, the building | known as the Waring or separate system. burned yesterday being & new one built to re- | These were due mainly to a want of place the station which was destroyed by fire | proper inspection, to the absence of man some months ago, thl to render ready access to sewe e —— and possibly to an excess of hydraulio PERSONAL, elevators, closely together on the two lines affected, these being, as is shown on the “tabularized list of connections,” ten 8, C. Smiley, Lincoln, is at the Millard. | glovators upon one line and eleven on H. Wilson, Arling, is at the Metropolitan. | another, all within a few blocks. The 0ago storm-water sewer upon the line of Fa h:' i Hacsln, O 1SN Makropol)¢ nam -tmtil now undgr contract, will re- live both these iines of this excessive 8, H. Nichols, of Ashland, is at the Metro- | glevator waste polltan. - N The extraordinary capacity ot these b m, Nor! h .the | gmal 0 sewers is t shown by the H. H, Robinson, North Bend, is at th 1l pips is best sh by th ‘Metropolitan, fact that at the present time o‘r’l“ ;,060.‘; tchoonk, i is at the|000 gallons of eewage are discharge )liozumhn. Do Moiom, 1n o daily through them, and about three- fourths of this comes from four lines of J, R, Brown, Emerson, 13 reglstered at the ch pipe; and while it is a fact that * Metropolitan, when these sowers were first laid there w. D. Wildmun, Oulbertaon Is registered | was not a single hydraulic elevator the Millard. Wi A. Hayos, of Alnsworth, is stopping at t} tan. sewers were solely greater than was expected of thom. This . H, Goonen and wife, Long Pine, are at | 5 best shown b{ reforence to the” pub- ".as Metrovolitan. lished report of City ] o7 Kd'Hill and J. Dixon Avery, Fromont, | wether, of Memphis, in The Sanitary re of the Millard. Engineer, of the 20th of this month. e The total daily discharge from thirty-five Geo. Burk, North Platte, ls in tho clty, | 1oy of Waring sowers in that city, with m,uu-ummm-n. over 5,000 connections in use by over ', D, Vodrie has just returned from Texas, | 30,000 people is about 2,000,000 gallons. q&hl will never leave Omaha again, In the city of Omaha with eight miles of Otto Trautman and O, ¥, Esselbauer, of pipe sewers and less than 500 connections " \hlo, are stopping at the Motropoll- and used at present by less than 3,000 ten. , people, the discharge is over 1,000,000 gallons daily, In other words, in Mem- phis the daily fluid discharge is less than sovente gallons per head and in Omaha nearly 350, showing con- clusively tho extent and service per- formed in excess of simply sewerage dis- oharge. I allude to this at length because it has been sought to attach blame upon de- | myself for not using larger pipes and in mmmg in manholes at the start, when ‘fact I was dmg\{ engineer in charge of construction, Col. Waring having been employed as consulting engineer, and he not I determined upon the size of these fi;:., I differed at the very outset with a8 to the advisability of using man- holes and some other details, and the very changos I sought to make, namely, the putting in of manholes, and final of yourself and the wore also found neces- the ocity | sary and carried out at Memphis a’ter its contrastor, | sewerage was oomplfl-d., change from the original of Col. W, were mainly the of a separate outfall at the foot Farnam street, whereby & saving of effectod in grading C. B. Brooking and wife and W. B, White, h o by continuing sho was completel 50 Epounds, in s hz Bottles of this certain cure of all #1 00, grade or bottom secured, besides mak- it possible to complete a part of the four laf sewer lines that This , though made pmx. wus :l’haflt however, this fact were a test of the dis- charging capacity of a sewer, then assum- ing the “elevator to rise every five min- utes for twelve hours, or 144 times, its total discharge would be 11,620 gallons daily, yet is a fact that the two lines of sewers pronounced to lack capacity on account of these fluctuations, each aver- age 150,000 gallons daily discharge at this time. Of course the larger the sewer the less apparent will be the elevator dis- charges, and if I were to design a system of sewers to be used for large water mo- tor and hydraulic elevators in addition to sewage waste, the dimensions would be determined upon a different basis from that of the Warring system designed solely for house and sewage waste. GRADING, There has been more graaing done and over a more extended surface in 1883 than in any year in the history of the Other cures effected by this medicine are 80 wonderful that the simplest statemen- of them affords the best proof that it com bines rare curative agents and when once used socures the confidence of the people. ————— A Statement, To tho Editor of The Bee. Sir—I see by theDispatch of Thursday evening several misstatements in connec- tion with my interview about the late convention at Nebraska City. What I wanted published was a statement of the cost of attending such meetings to those who want to go their independent. Instead of doing so truthfully I see they make political capital out of my:in- terview. I will state that Edward Rose- water made no overtures to me in any way as to who or how I should vote at the late convention. The payment of my hotol bill was a matter of courtesy Absolutely Pure. This powdor novor v A marvel of pure strangh ad wholosomoners, Afore _conomical than th gdinary kinds, and ceswoy bo old in competition witn the muititude of lox veu:, short welgt £ sium or phomohabe powdera. Sold. galy'ia cane. Royal Bak- % Powder Co. e 20te8 SPECIAL NOTICES. £arspecials will Positivelynot be inserted uniess paid in advance, TOSLOAN—Monev. ONEY TO LOAN in sun: POTTER & C —0n_chattel proporty by Mom- LOAN y 3. T, BEATTY, 218 south 14th streef 83 1m! city. As will be seen by the appended tables, 397,794 cubic yards of earth have been excavated and put into embankment at a total cost of $81,101.84, One half of this has been paid for by spacial taxation, and the other half has been paid out of general public funds. Two street contracts, owing to errors made by an incompetent assistant, who has since been dismissed, were left un- finished last winter, but will doubtless be completed early this season. The question of grades has been and and late in the fall of 1883 in some of the | sontinues to be the source of much an- | stored noyance. The determination of grade pluns, as well as the change grade, is a matter cften more of special legislation than of engineering. Scarcely a grade plan has been adopted as orginally rec- ommended by the engineer, Local and ecial influenced and secured changes " grades in the past ten ars, which now are charged to the ebgineer. Nearly every change of ‘grade has been outlined by the petition of residents or propert; holdere in their special interests and nfi the engineer had to do was to carry out the injunctions of the council by draw- ing plans and ordinances corresponding with the grade outlined in such petitions, Sach has been the case in. the past with Farnam and other streets in the city. In some respects I admit it is often judicious to change grades that were once properly established. A plan contemplating a heavy cut or fill of 20 or 30 feet, to overcome & hill or hol or motor in the city, and that these|low onthe west end of our business|season. Miss Shipman had twice been esigned for sewage | stroets fifteen years ago at a cost of 820,- | successful and Miss Canfield had once waste, yot they have met a demand far 000 or $30,000 when tho travel on such | oarried off the honors. At 9 o'clock the streets and the growth of the city did not warrant going beyond the first hills, Oity Engineer Merri- | would have boen regarded as fallacious | companied by John Hitchcock, and Miss and ruinows. To.day, on the other hand, the large developments weet of the hills, and increased trade makes the interest upon investment, for such work, small compared to the saving in haulage, time and general convenience of the public. The population which has developed west and south of the hills pince most of the hill grades were established, isnow greater than the en- tire population of the city at that time, BIDEWALKS AND BRIDGES, There has been altogether 9,470 8.10 feet ot sidewalks built by the city con- tractors in the year ending Mun{: 1st, 1884, The extent covered by private parties will cover fully five times that amount, making about ten miles of walks constructed in gm city, rangiog in width from four to twenty feef But one bridge was built, that being on Eighth street near the water works en- gine house, It has a epan of 30 feet and cost only §230, BUMMARY, The following is & summary in brief of the work done under m; partment in 1883 to date, March 1, 1 Bewer construction. rading . aving Curbiuy 98,493 28 Rocurbing and guttering . Total. . The total ex) for the engineer de partment for v.!{n past yoar iy as follows: b Stakes Furuil Tostruments ane aneous Horse hire. .. Total ¢ This is less than two per of of the work in , being fiff \hnlh.o:chm.lnfimdl: after the convention had got through. ONEY TO LOAN—Tho lowest rates of nteres Jases WALsH, Bomis' Loan Agency, 16th & Dougla 234-t ANYED—Portner, either lady or gentleman, with §100.iu busiriess now established. Pays 500 ‘Address “‘E. B."* at once, Bee of house, full lot, $6,000. On California strest, good house, barn, lot 39x182, VW ANTED—10,000 yards of rag carget to Newnomb's, 18th and Cuming. ANTED-—8,000 yards of dirt, at or neas block west of tho Convent on t. Mary's ave- 3 8. R. JOHNSON, of Ste i YOR KELNi--LCUSes exd Lots. , Johnson OR RENT—Cottage on 17th street, near port, $18.00, £. LEHMANN. Fsive Daven- 74941 T—A furnished front room. Apply at r. t4th and Farnam St. ot - ,600. On Davenport street, near 10th, house and lot 44 feet, $4,600. On 1¥th street, east front, 8 room house, good or« der, $3,500. On Davenport_street, near 12th, good nine room honse and barn, $5,200. am etrect, near 18th, Good 10 room house, )n Farnam strect, good 7 room house , lot 20x182, £4,500. AM Farnam Street. ‘The southwest corner lot of 11th and o one story brick all mo ments. Inq thing stors of Peterson, 804 South 10th streot. OR SALE—Fresh milk cow. Inquire at 1916 Far. nam strect. 606-t1 OR RENT—A very desirablo suite of rooms. Ad- dress “I1. 8." caro of 783'21p QR RENT_-Fonr houses In good location, & MOTTER, 8. W. cor. 16th and Farnam, 76940 OR RENT—No. 1 Square Hallet & Davis plas 733,&9 a month, Inquire at Edholm & Erickson's. 16+ MecArdle Procimet. Avrir 18th, 1884, Pure Blood, Many families pride themselyes on théir no- ble ancestry; but here, in this democratic country we do not care so much about our ped- igree as our health; or, at least, that ought to be the principal object of our solicitude. We caupot have good health without pure, ric® blood, When the blood is out of order, dis- ease manifests itself in the skin and flesh, and in fact, in all parts of the body. To be re- to health, take SCOVILL'S SARSA- ILLA or BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP, Physicians speak in the highest terms ef this medicine, - M ONEY 70 LOAN In eums of $300, and_upward. ¥ o . Davis and Co., Roal Esiate and Loan Agents, B8, » 1606 Fosnam 8t M ONEY Loaned on chattel pi ety by 8. T. Potersen, 8. E. corner 15th nd Dougiag, o Doug1as, 163-1m HELP WANTED. ANTED —Two firat-class dining room girls, Ap. ply at Boston Restaurant, 1414 Douglas etreet. 742:21 ANTED&0ot and Shoo Salesmen on the road to sell a ilne of goods on commission that will nov confllct with thelr present live. Liberal commission paid to the right men, Address 8, 8. S.” Bee offiec. 736-21p 0% BENT. - Furt cnas brick store and_base. ment, 16th apd Farnam streets. $75.00 per month, BARKER & MY JOR RENT.—Buildiog 40 x 68, on_Harney_strect, Dotwean 14th and 16th. - BARKER & MAYNE, two story brick house and base aro o uriad v par. ddress 2000 Casy T20-t1 0r ment. Two uppr roos ties who exchange rent for strect’ JFOR SALE—A side spring open b nearly new. ~ Inquire at D, LgHayden's Di north end 20th street. 046-18) OR SALE—My dwelling, No, 2608 Douglas. Fine neighborhood,? rooms and large cemented ellar, city water, 200 barrel cistorn, barn, chicken hov ¢ W.J. WELSHANS, City Mills. 099-t1 OR SALE—A corner lot near 234 and Farnam, at a bargain. Inquire of Ge: Thompson, 8. W. corner 11th and Harnoy streets. 6:-lm OR SALE—Three fine coun shelviog, ot Prescott’s Mu st-eet. ¥lanos and organsch: OR SALE—Ten gord will and fixtures of the Creighton House.” Will sell the dining room and itchen furni ure ecparately or any part of eithes Will exchange for Jands, luts or any salesblo co modity, or will take sectred notes on long time. In- quire at Creighton House. 96541 s, show cases and o Store, 1509 Farnam 659-2 FOL RENT—Furuished room, 1818 Jackson streat. 708935 \OR SALE—Tywenty acres of the Griffen farm, 3% miles from the Postoftice, and only two blocks from Pratt's sub-division. Wil by in 10 acro lots. Inquire Omaha Carpet C: Douglas street. 072 tf —— Dr. Everott, Cooper Plains, Stenben Co., N, Y., mentions two cases of Scrofula and Crysipelas in which Scovill's Sarsapauills or Blood and Liver Syrup effected a cure. and think it one of the best purifiers of says, the day. It has met with perfect success in every case where I have used it.’ ——— The drunkard swills alcohol. Wise men use Samaritan Nervine, the king of all remedies. “Our child had fits, The doctor said death was certatn. Samaritan Nervine cured her.” Henry Knee, Verrilla, Tenn, At Drugg e — At the Roller Rink. At the roller rink last night the fourth contest for the lady’s gold watch took place and was the most exciting event which has taken place at the rink this VY ANTED—First-class barber at the Paxten Ho- tol 780,108 ANTED —Ono childres girl, not younger than 16 yoara, 1900 L reot! 54-18p VYo% New Eugland Reataurant, 1418 Douglas St. 785-21p W ANTED—A competent person to do housework at 220 north 18th street. 757 21p ANTED—A first-class bread ‘and cake baker wants & situstion Address ‘I H." 118 Vine street, Council Blufs, Iowa. 784-19p VW ANTED—Compatent girl for general houso: work in family of two. Must be well recom- Apply 2118 Burt treat. 760-t1 mended. ANTED—G il terso street. W ANIED—Waiter, (man), cne who understands his_ busi at Davhaum's {Restaurant, 1618 Dodge street, housowork. Apply elry Btore,Crcighton Hloch A, Pat. ,122 15th €08-19 oL RENT—Unturnlshed rooaa 1021 Capitol ave., 983-211 Fou RENT- Store. Also office In Crounse’s block 60719} G M. HITCHCOCK. O RENT—Furaished room, 1018 Califoraia §t. 686 22 ANTED—A good woman cook and kitchen girl Bmall stock of Drugs and Druzgsty’ Fixtures for sale in tho live town of Waterloo, Nebraska® Addreia J,B. EIL. A go00d opening for physician. ER, Elkhorn Station, Neb. 7OR SALE: and fowl 500 Four roomed house with larzo birn ies, and two lots, just outside city Also lots from 8260 up. Apply M. B. Drug Store, 18th and Jackson. 6:4.10p Timi Pow O RENT—A furnished front room with small bed room adjoining. Also s furnished bed room suitable for geutlemen, private family 708 N. 15th street, 66: 1 OR RENT—Furnished rooms s at 715 south 15th street, bet. Jones and Lesvenworth, 031-19§ OR RENT—A furnished houso to a family with- out children, Inquire at 1619 Dodge St. ~ 032-19§ OR SALE—Confectioncry and cigar stocks, res- taurants, hotels, gro furniture stooks, A new soda fountain for $100. Thiee partuers wax ted. Agency, 217 N. 16th St, 6521 OR SALE—Nico lots 1n Hanscom Place and Hitmebaugh Place, 2475 to 8550,0n monthly pay- Barker & Mayne, N. E. Cor. Famam and 5 OR RENT—With board, large front room with bay window, gss and hath room. A few fable boarders accommodated, 1718 Dodge street, €49-19p (1. RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with or withe out board, 1616 Dodge str ct. 03183 ANTED —A first-class butcher wants employ- ment by the moath or year. Address K. F. Everett, city. 712 281 ANTED—Galored Fonoral L T kel in for guural works 1 floor was cleared and Miss Canfield, ac- a Tw o employment, Call ¢ .25 o WAN D—Agirl for genoral housework. Must hiave experience and come well recommendep, Good wages given Webster and Burt. W, Shipman, accompanied by 0. W. Van Cott, appeared upon the floor, After a sprited contest, lasting several minutes, & vote was taken and resulted in a victory for Miss Canfield, that lady having re- ceived 277 votes, while Miss Shipman re- ceiving but 193, This gives to the two contestants two victories each and the third and last contest is looked forward to with a great deal of interest by the friends and admirers of both the young ies. Apply 709 north 2e st ARTED—A girl to a0 gon northeast corner 28d and Cas. AhNTBDA“lt":’m XItll\l 16 girls for general jouse work, to ap) st once to Cannon Bro's and Co. Opposite P. O, N VW ANIED—A Goruan dluing room kito eu girl, Hoaso and Hoppo, 418 8, 13th 8K, between Harney and Howard. 565-4¢ TANTED —A firsi ED. GAINS, K ANTED—First-class woman c0ok; highest wages paid o first class help. Address Wright, Central City House, Centrs] City, Neb, . 500-24 N ICELY furnished room 105 . 1sth. A 61318p uwmer resort in this city Victor's Park on 2ith street, fouth of Inquire on premises for term 510193 F o furnished rooms, 2117 Webstor 2 TFOR SALE—lag carpet at and Cami 0 MILL MEN—Great bargain—Good grist excellent water power, with 80 acres of lan county teat. ool mill in the county. section of Nebraska, worth 8 70(( fora June 1st. Will take 3,000 ossh. Toup Banking Co , Nort Loup, Neb. OR 8, K at 2,500 for full 1o ze's 84 addition. POT [0kt BALE—Form 8 miles from oity, near Union Stock yards. inqure at Mra. Moyer, over Hoe- der's Drui store, 16th and Webster. 819- NT—Furnished rooms 2227 Dodge St. 404-1m OR RENT—Lsrgo sauth front room, nicely fur- nisiied, 1008 Farnam BT 482t T\OR neNT_Store 1509 F g Fo%a Cry e s it MOk nam st, 'A%3 Hoor of building No. 1211 Far- 2471t OR RENT—1at oass 6 room oo Potarsen, 8, E. coraer 10th aod Dodges, =~ T 16241 PO BENT—-100 acre tarm. Also brick yard, . o1t 01t RENT—Furulsned , 1617 Dodge sareer. ) Tooms, 1017 Dodge sareer. GENTS WANTED At *Union" Sewic, oifico, 208 north 10t strect. W ANTED—Exporienced Straw Sewers and_glrls 10 learu straw sewing, at the Omaha Hat and Bonuet Bleschery, 1611 Capitol avenuo, — 688-15¢ g ANTED—Girl for genoral house work_at 1510 i Wilbur, 702 | 3 Haruey Bt. Mre, VWANIED Au e 1618 Webster. “yifl’i‘zfi Good Redick's Block % Machine 6702 perienced girl in smal family, 636 10 draughtsman t Heury Voss, 845t ANTED—A gardener and nurseryman to rent 10 acres of land, all in good condition for gar- fonced with od board fence an It Must bo rented this week. HEINS, 16th and Farnam dening all und r MORTON & WvANTtD—A firl for general howsework In & family of two, 104 South 25th strect 647 20p WANT:D—A glrl, 1614 California stree. 8081 SITUATIONS WANTED, ANTED—Copying o short hand work to do evenlugs - Frloe easonable. Addrens 4" oo ofice, ANTED—A situstion o do sewing in private AM rlrr R. 00, Given njurions substan ces can l:mmfl " R N ol Ifalum or an in Andpe H 10th, room 8, up-stairs, _Téd-19§ Fon RENT—Eooms in Nobraska Nations Eank Bullding. Most desiratlo offices in the olt; Bupplied with hydraullc ele"ator aud steam. Apply st Bank, 20-41 Fou RENT—Furnished rooms on the morthwe cor. 18th aud Capitolavenus, formerly u-;lng:i'n- 4 House. JFURNISHED room hoated 882 N. 10ts. FOR HALE, 70i SALE—Bargain. One of the fincat lots on South 11t street, rertootly 1>vel, will be sold on casy torms. Lot, 80x150. & good hovse, 20x84, well and cistern, plenty of orult and shade trees. on premises, east sido 11th strcet, betaoen and Dozcas, F( Sheldon's adiiticn, 0 M 782 DR SALE—4 fine residence lots with good house and barn, fruit trees, shrubery, cto, in lssas & Frico, 5,000, KEY 7 OR SALE—3 beautitul acre lots on Leswenworth stroct, 24 wiles from post office. Price $1 This is the best bargain offered. LKEY & MO 3 74644 JFOR SALE--Thos uie oottages i Sbinars addl A sdditlon, on moutnly payments. " IREY & MOT ER. { \OR SALE —Fine cottuge of 8 roow ', fal1oF, ban beariag frait trucs, etc. This is &' £aro bargaln end werthy of your wicdiate attention, MOTTER, cor. 15th and Farnam. [ rom such cliomists as 8. Dana Hays, Bos- oo M. L fawilies by » cumpetent dressuwaker. [nquice 3 ot No 718 O belafontaine, of Chicago; and Gustavus =0 S e, il watikes: - Never sold {h bulk, Lake ANTED—Situation by & German girl in private » W Mason family, Catlat 908 siret, 783:18p Paying Hotel, Address Mano & Mor- Nu%l.‘u 40184 7OR SALE—Lots at 8375 to 8400 in Arlington, in- ct,8176 10 §400. reet, JOR SALE—Lots at §376 to $400 In Arlington, in- side city limits, near Saundorsstreet, 8576 to $400, 1 AMES, Farnam street. 0 Salve applied In own to fail. eupecially ‘ebster 766-19p ud books bought and sold at 217 10th strvet. 76224 made in Omaha, Neb. hundreds of cases, and hias never been 1t is goud for all kinds of sore eyes, for weak eyés. Oftice 8. W. cor. 15th and OR STOLEN—A buckskin horse from den's dairy, corth end of 20th st est. e given it returned to above address. TRAYED D. I i Koward wil T48.21§ (STBAYED OR STOLEN ~Hel oop. broken hom *H.” branded on right taigh, Kiturn [ 18th street aud be rewarded. FPAKEN UP—At my re and Clark atroet, ono wr ploase take her away and pay 7104 CuRl 20th helfer. Owner will harge TN mEnER OST'—Pocket case of instruments. Return to oce, 16Lh atcoet, botweea Farnam end Douglss. i LEE, M. D, ar EW. uewnci ou Farnam, between Sih and pacaage of lace. Finder will please 71818) room 18, on ere they may be found until completion of their new building. Ti1 CHEAP—Abat 1000 yards of earth g1 away, With & prewium, at the north-west cor. of Seventeouth and Leaven 10st, uext to school. 1284 or any case ot *I' 'Unfflfimh will Iy Diphthoria thut caunot be curcd by Dr. Jeltries’ (Council Blufl-) preventive and eure 8