Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 30, 1892, Page 8

CAPTURED A HIGHWAYHAY Plucky George Stm:—n_r-Nebmkn City Re- fused to Be Held Up. HE HAD A DESPERATE STRUGGLE Though Dangerously Wounded e Finally Overpowered His Assatlant—After & Berles of Adventures the Lat- tor 18 Jalled, NennaskA Ciry, Neb,. May 20.—[Special Tolograln to Tne Br ~George Straw, an employo at the gas factory, bad an_exciting encounter with a footpad about3 o'clock this morning, while on s way home. The highwayman struck him o territic blow over the eye with a plece of coal, but Straw grappled with him and succeeded in captur- fog him. Whilo in search of an officr he escaped. Ho was subscquently arrested and gaveo tho name of John Fitzpatrick. Hels now in jail, + BIG CROPS ANT ATED, Nebraska Farmers Begin to Sce Visions of Great Prosperity. Ginnox, Nev,, May 20.—[Special to Tue Bge. | —The recent warm weather here has had the effect of shortening the faces of the farmoers considerably. Nearly all the corn is planted and every oue is predicting an im- mense crop in every line, not oxcluding fruit. CavuripaE, Neb, May 20.—[Special to Tur Be he farmers and everybody are feeling jubilant over the good prospects for crops this season, Corn plantiog is in full blast. South Sloux City News. Sovrn Stoux City, Neb,, May 20, —[Special to Tie Ben. |—Memorial day will be fittingly observed in this city, Banner post No. 308, Grand Army of the Republic, has the matter in chargo and an elaborate program has been repared for the occasion. Rey. Norris, R. B Daly, Attorney Slocum and othors will sponk. E. B. Wilbur, editor of the Argusof this city, was elected vico president of tho North- east Nebraska Press association at the moet- ing in Norfolk last Monday. Tho next meet- ing of tho asscciation will be hela at Norfork November 21. ‘The new ferry and transfer company ex- pect o be ready to begin making regular rips across the river by next Sunday. The company is composed of John Peyson, presi- dent; Nick Maher, vice presidont; Louis Solzor, secretary, and J. P. Twohig, treas- urer. David Campbell, one of the oldest and most skillful piots in the country, will man the wheel, At a recent meeting of the city council an ordiaance was passed to prohibit stock run- ning at large within the corporate limits of the city. But little 1f any attention is being paid to the enforcement of the ordinance, as stock 1s to bo seen ut any time browsing on the common, Quite & number of Dakota county repub- licans will attend the convention at Minne- apolis. A very cheap rate has been secured for delegates and others desiring to attend. Bouth Sioux City will derive a benefit from the recent fluod in Sloux City, As it lies high and dry quite a numver have already signified theirintention of locating on the Nebraska side of the river. Quite an effort 13 being made to create o sentiment against the provosed Short Lino bridge in favor of a combinea wagon and foot pussenger bridge, The argument 1s being used that a bridge constructed and malntained by railroad compauies would be extortionato in tolls, ete. The opposition is meeting with very little oncouragement, as the people reulize that a bridge constructed by any company would be of incalculable valuo to South Sioux City. In fact, the only drawback to the city is the much needed bridge, and 1ts building makes the future growth of South Sioux City a certainty. ‘Two or three former residents ot this city were sufferers in the Sioux City flood. The peoplo are colleoting a purse for their bonefit., The river has about ceased cutting the bank on this side and no further encroach- ments are feared, unless the June rise should be unusually high. There seems Lo be a sort of blue clay under the top sandy soil that bas withstood the water and checked the washing. Au effort will bo mado to get an_appropriation from the government to place protection on the bank before next spring. Blalr Secret ties. Bram, Neb, May 20,—[Special to Tue Bie.|—Last Thursday evening, after con- forring the iniatory doegres upon Clark O'Hanlon, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows elected the following officers: Joe 8. Cook, noble grand; 12d Smith, vice grand and A.J. Taylor, delegate to the grand lodge, to bo held in Omaha 1n October. The lodge here is growing rapidly. They now have about seventy-five membors, Tho Grand Army boys expect to have a Dbig time ou Decoration day. They have se- cured sixteen grave stones to be [Ilnr.‘ell at the bead of graves of departed brotuors who havo vo mark at present. The government supplied them and thoy are very appropriate and neat. They aro white marble, 10x36 inches. They bear the following inscriptions : 1. N. Jones, company A, Fifth Michigan cav- alry; C. A.' White, compaty B, Second Ne- braska cavalry ; A, L. Weldon, company L, Eigbth Illinois cavalry ; John Miller,company F, First Missouri 8. M, infantry; K. T. Car- ter, company D, One Hundred and Seventy- third Onio” infantry; R. R. Flotcher, band, Third Maiue infantey: W. V. Miller, company- 1, Twenty-tifth Ilinois infantry; 1. B, Hrooks, company 1, One Hundred and For- teth Now York infantry: James King, com. any F, Seventeeuth = Indiana 1nfantry: 1, " P Miller, company K, Third West Virginia infantry; Bonjamin Dixon, company G, Fifteenth Towa infantry: Wilson Pyles, company A, Thirty-thira Ohio infantry; W,'B. Stout, company I, Thirty- ninth Ohio infantry: M, C, French, company C, Twenty-fourth Michigan infantry; Ser- eant John Hazelipps, con H, One Tundred and Fortieth' New York infantr: John Carrigan, company C, Fifty-ffth Iili: nols infantry, The Knigiit Templar Jordan commande No. held a public installation here Thu day. ' Tho following oficers wera instailed : DM, Willsey, commander; Frank Harri- man, " generalisinoi Geno Beaty, captain oneral; H. W. McBride, prelate; . C. uckson, recorder: F. W. Konnoy, ireas- vrer; W. H, Palmer, senior warden; £, C. Plerce, junior warden; Huarry Higloy, warder; * Harry K. Eggleson, standard bearer; Robert Smith, scong boarer; E. A. Btewart, sentinel. After tuo installation a banquet was served. News from Ord, Onp, Neb, May 20.—|Special to T Bee.] — Company B, Nebraska National Guard, was inspected by Inspector (ieneral H. B. Mulford Friday. He expressed him- 1f as well satisfied by the drill and appear- ance of the company, ‘I'ho ladies of Ord bave organized a ladies’ post of the Grund Army of the Republio with the following officers: Mrs. M. Fos- ter, president; Mes. W. L. Waters, vice prosident; Mes. A. Rowan, scnior vice pres| dent; Mrs, M. I Gatter, juuior vice prosi dent; Mrs. Charies Barnes, treasurer: Mrs, 8. Thompson, conductor; Mrs. A, M., Rob- bins, secretary. Decoration day exercises will' be conducted under, tho muspices of Foote post No. 40, Grand Army of the Re- public. An elaborate program has been pre- parod for the occasion, Hon. E. M. Cofiin and family have gone ou ® visit to Chicago und other eastern cities. Ord's teunis clubs have reorganized and are busy gettlug their grounds in condition for tho season’s play, "Thero are four clubs with & membership of forty-eight, Chadron's Knigl Cuavkoy, Neb,, May 20, [Special wo Tus Bee. |—The Kuights Templar of this secticu met lu this city Thursday. After an im- rmlnu streot parady they ropaired to the “irst Episcopal church, where RRev. Snavely delivered an eloguent address. In the eve- uing & banquet was served o the bir Knights st Hotel Blain Falrbury Min Tustalled, Famuvny, Nob, May 27.—Special to Tue Bk )—Rev. J. D. Wulkenshaw was in- stalled Tuesday eveuing pastor of the Ires byterian charch. The platform was adorned with beautiful plants sna flowers, and the bouse was packed with the adwmirers of the s Templar, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, MAY 30, 1892, entleman, fneluding his ministerial neigh- fors. A discourss whs preached by Rev. J. W. Fulton of Pawnee Uity. Tho charge was deiivered to tho pastor by Rev. W. H. Niles of Table Rock, ana 1o the people by Rev. W. Hill of Diller, Rev. Silas Corke of H bron presided, and by the authority of Ne- braska City presbytery constituted the reia- tion. Kverything passed off smoothly and the congregation was very hearty in grasp- 10g their pastor by the hand. HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENTS, Young People G ated In Several Portions of ihe State, OaxpaLE, Nob,, May 20.—[Special to Tae Bre.]—'Tne second commencement exercises of the Oakdalo High school were closed Fri- day. Diplomas were preseated to Misses Clara 8. Curtis, Eva Warner, Jennle I\ child, Martha Lawson, Sarah Trask and Ed- | ward Beckwith by B, F. Admirs with aporo- priate remarks. Orations were delivered by esch of the eraduates, interspersed with singing, dumb bell exercise, etc. The inter- est manifested in these exercises and tho school was evidenced by the presence of the largest audience that ever before asscubled in_Oakdale. K, Neb., May 20.—[Special to Tue -The Norfolk public schools closed day after a very successful yearunder the superintendency of Prof. Hornberger, A class of eleven was graduated Friday night, being the largest in the history of the schools. Asnraxp, Nob,, May 20.—|Special to Tie Bl The fourth annual commencement of the Ashland High school touk place in Lem ington’s opora house Friday ovening, The houso had been beautifully decorated by tho juniors, Upon the left of the stago was a Intgo scroll bearing the class motto: “In Ourselves Lies Victory or Defeat.” The salutatory address was delivered by Miss Lucy Penney and the valedictory by S. Aud- loy Reasoner. The remainder of tho pro- gram was as follows: Neltle V. Sexton Harry G. Shedd A Discusslon—Shioula to the Unlon. ... . ".A Noble Artisan Tiio I'ato of Republics anada be Admitted Negutive, May 7 Sparks......Tho Despotism of Fashion Martin Miller.."". .Our Couutry At the close Hon. H. H. Shedd, president of the Board of Eaucation, deliverea the di- plomas with a prescutation speech to thoe class. Diplomas wero also presented to Misy Adol Stratton, assistant principal of the High school, and Allen Meaker. The music was furnished by the City Male quartette, assisted by the colorad tenor solo- Charles Alexander of Lincoin. The High chiool Alumni society banqueted the gradu- ates At the Hotel Selma last night. Orp, Neb,, May 20.—[Special to Tnr Bee. | —This weck closes tho spring term of tho Ord schools. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached Sunday evening at the Meth- odist Episcopal church, and the evenings of Wednesday, Thursday and iriday will be taken up with exercises by the junior, mid- dlo and graduajing classes respectively, in the court house, Friday afternoon an ex- hivit of school work will be given in the High school. Gispoy, Neb.,, May 20. —[Special to Tne Bee.]—The Highschool graduation exercises were held on I'riday evening in the chapel of the Normal school building. A large and uppreciativo audionce, composed mostly of patrons and friends of the school, was pres- ent. There were four graduates, All re- ceived many bouquets und other presents, ST. PAuL, Neb., May 20.—|Special to Trs Bee.]—The following is the program of the High scnool commencomeut services held hero Wednesday evening: : Musle. .Instrumental Duet Invocation . /.. Rev, W. H. Miller Music—Away, the Morning Freshly Break- REPET vl S o . Quurtetto Oration—Black the Heels of ¥our Boot . Amy Bricker it €ouls T hut ¢nce in a Century James Wilhelinsen . ....5010 Oration—One ot tii Fow i1 Como to Light he Artof Modern .Blanchie Pyne t People to ophie Petersen ard..May Crow ell Us Merry Birds, Dust Oratlon—t neo u Nation .. L2l seckl Oration—The Past. Pros 1d_Future .Charles Robinson _.Quartotte Supcrintendent ifev. 1. A. Barton [Special to Tup —The pubiic school closed Friday with ntertainment, Make a_World Oration—No Foof Music=Epringtima. Presentation of Dipionas. Beuedlction.. Cozan, Neb., May 20, BEi a Falled to Make the Transfer, West Porst, Nob,, May 20.—[Special to Tue Bre)—Editor Ringsmuth of tho Schuylor Nova Doba was in the city a fow days last weels negotiating for a transfer of the plant from Schuyler to West Pomnt. A bonus of £,000, or stock purchased of a liko amount was to have been the consideration of the removal. However, the necessary amount was not forthcoming and the schema has fallen through, Superintendent Collins has 1ssued bis announcement circular regarding the normal institute thatis to bo held in this city durfug the six weeks' normal. The normal inetitute will take the place of the old institute and continuo for six weeks. Last Thursday morning Contractor Roehl started the work upon the sewer with a force of sovoral men. He liad nol proceaded long when Mayor Chris, Runp and City Attornoy P. M. Moodie appeared upon tho scene and informed bim that inasmuch as his_contract bad beon forfoited and so declared by the council, he had botter securo a now contract ana bond if ho wished to complete the work. He immediately ordcred tho workmen to quit and all was quiet again. Nebraska at the World's Falr, Sewanp, Nob., May 20.—|Spocial to Tne Beg,)-Having recaived at the hands of the commissionor genoral, a commission as one of the three superintendents of Nebraska's agricultural exhibit at the Columbian exposi- tion, I will most choerfully auswor ail cor- respondenco and shall mm 1o bo among you many times to counsel with you and render you all the assistance in my power. Tho following are the names of the coun- tios of my district: Seward, Butler, Polk, York, Fillmore, Thayer, Nuckolls, Clay, Mamilton, Hall, Adams, Webster, Franklin, Kearnoy, Buffalo, Dawson, heips, Harlay, Furgas, ' Gosper, Lincoli, Frontier, Red willow, Hitehcook, Hayes, Dundy, Chase, Perkins, Keith, Deouel, Cheéyenne, Kimball, Bunuer, Scotts Bluff. 'Address all communi- cations to me ay Seward, Nob, W. W. Cok, Superintendent. Cambridge News Notes. CAMBRID Neb.,, May 20.—[Special to Tur Bee.|—The foundation for the new opera house is aimost completed. It will be a two- story iron building, 40x80 feot, and will cost about $4,000, The upper story will be occu- pied exclusively by the threo sccret orgaui- zatiops of this lace, A number of new residences will be built in Cambridge this summer. The Cambridge Mililng company has a large force at work repairing the dam that was washed away last weer, The ropublicans of this vicinity are for Harrison for president, the democrats for Cleveland and the independents for Weaver or Gresham, ¥avored the Church, O'Nikrr, Nob,, May 20, --|Special Telegram to L'ue Bee.]—At 11 o'clock today the jury in the case of St. Joseph's Catholic church of O'Niell against Meals & McVay, contract- ors of Omaha, returned a verdict for the chureh, placiog the awount for which the bondsmen aro liable at $13,400, The case was called Tuesday and given to tho jury Saturday afternoon. It was ably conducted on both sides. It1s understood that the at- torueys for the bondsmen will appeal, e DeWitv's Sarsaparilla is rellable, INDICATIONS OF SUCCESS Nebraska’s Mannfacturers and Consumers Exposition Will Be Attractive, FEATURES OF THZ APPROACHING EVENT Interior Cities of the State Wil Display Thelr Commercial Advantages with Pare dunable Pride~Kearney's Unique hibition—Arranging the Bullding. The old Coliseum building is rapidly un- going a series of transformations in preparacion for the first annual exposition of the Nebraska State Manufacturers and Con- sumers association, which begins June 11 and continues for eleven days, The chango is far from boing complote as yot. The old posts and rafters are conspicuous in all their unhewn roughness. The araperies that served to conceal their unshapely outlines on former occasions of festivity are unsightly rags of tattered bunting, and the ugly green signs with their legend, ‘No Smoking Al- lowed,” croak dismally on their haugings, solitary remindors of the days whea a jolly crowd of skaters rumbled around the polished floor and groups of merry mauskers danced under the scintillativg glare of the electric candles, But the combiced huboub of ascors of saws and hammers, the bustling array of sarpenters and decorntors and the energetic efforts of tha managers of the enterprise wive promiso of ereat things beforo another week shall pass. How Things Are Changed, The baro and _gloomy walls will echo the rumblo of machinery and tho whir of spin- dles. The rent and tatterod draperies will be displaced ana the big building now so dark and_dreary in its cmptinoss will be alive with the concentrated hum and energy of all the manufacturing industries of Ne- braska. Hero tho prospective spectator need not judge by glowing descriptions or stereotyped illustrations of the scope and enterprise of Nevraska manufactures. Ttisall to bo realistic. Business men will 1ot be thero to tell how they grind corn and whent and manufacture boots aad shoes and machinery but to accomplish it before tho eyes of ail beholders. On one side iay bs seen the transformation of bpundles of felt into hats of every description; on another, huge rolls of leather converted into boots and shoes. Hero tho farmer muy see his wheat and corn ground by the latest m- proved machinery and_thero ho may watch the process by v:hich long colls of wiro aro convarted ic fo fences like those which sur- round his fari Tho work of preparation 1s belng pushed as rapidly as the energy of many hands can make possible, and tho onthuslasm is not coufined to the small army whose sceno of operations is in the 1nterior of the building. It exiends all over Nobraska and the west, and even in envious Kausas City ourious eyes are turned toward tho enterprise that 18 to congregate ana display the manufactur- ing interests of great Nebraska. Every foot of spaco in the building is already taken, and every day’s mail brings to Secretury Bradloy fresh evidenco of the interost that fs belng taken fn tho exposition throughout tho state. Interesting Exhibits, Among the most interesting out of town exhibits will be that of the Kearney Cotton Milling compan; Their float, which was shown at the silver anniversary at Liucoln, is o unique design, represeuting one of the great manufacturing interests of the state. It arrived yesterday in charga of B. I Smith of Kearney and was hoisted into the bundiog through a huge door that was cut to receive it. It'is anexact facsimile of the plaat, even to the bulkheads of the mill race, with the water drippin 1ncessantly over the top. .The interior wi bo lighted with electricity. The body of the float " is covercd with figures illustrating the growth of Kearney and Buffalo county from 1867 to 1802. Mr. Smith says that Kearnoy is enthusiastic over the exposition. The en terprise is regurded as an important event in the history of Nebraska industries, and the city council did not hesitate to appropriste the mogey to construct the float. The Lincoln Paint and Color company will erect a cottage on their spaco whizsh will be surrounded by asodded lewn with flowers g{u{}”&uuulmus. The cottage alone will cost Among other Nebraska towns that will articipate in the exposition are Liacoln, Nebraska City, Columbus, Blue Springs and Weeping Water. The 1dea of devoting a special day to Fremont and one to Kearney 18 under consideration, and committees havo been appointed by the city council and board of trade of each city to arrange for a special celebration of the day. A very low rate has been obtained on all raliroads, and the management_expect that thero will bo an unprecedented attendance from Nebraska and Iowa. DeWitt's Sarsaparilia cleanses the blood, increases the appstite and tones up the sys: tem. It has bencfitted many people who have suffered from blood disorders, It will help you. ——— Put Chicago ln Your Pocket, A great work, “Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” If there is a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does not appear in the book, we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. For sale at 200 Herald building, Chicago. See the new, com- plete and elegant map it contains. Per- sons ordering copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. Last of th lufMalo, A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Halcyon Heights railway. Gates open at 2 o'clock. Admission, 25¢; children under 2 years, 10c. e Dr. Cullimore. oculist. B3s building PR R TWO WERE DRUOWASED, Collision Between Two Steamers on Detroit River. Derrorr, Mich,, May 29.,—About midnight lusv night the stoamer City of Macinao col- lided with the tug Washburn in the river opposite this city, resulting in the drowning of John Hurley and Chief Engineer Robin- son of the steam barge Majestio who were on boara the tug. The tug was nearly cat into, but the engineer heached it before it sank, thus saving the lives of the four other men on board. The Macinac was but slightly damaged. John Hurley was a well known business man of this city, haviog been terestod in & large vrucking and tug concern for more than tiventy years, the —_—— "w‘)u stomach strengthened by Beecham's pills. e Put Chieago In Your Pocket. A great work, “*Moran’s Dictionary of Chicago.” If there iy a feature or insti- tution in the World’s fair city a full de- scription of which does not appear in the book, we have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. 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Cutthis out for a guide., Today, and to continue while the goods last, we will hcid a grand benefit sale in our mammoth men’s department on first f oor, when you will have an opportunity of testing the purchasing powcr of a fiva dollar note such as you never had before in all your life. \We have placed on sale eighteen hundred Moen's Suitss. These suits are positively every thread wool.. They are cassi= meres, cheviots, tweeds and homespuns, They are in browns, tans, wood, tobacco, snuff, butternut, gray, mode, pepper and salt—as hand- some a line of shades and colors as you ever had to choose from in all your sweet life—at any price. They are in diagonals, plaids, mixtures, fancies and plain colors. They are bran new goods-—every suit. They are cut in the very latest shape. They were made by first class tailors__ —in first class manufactories—and are sewed to stay so. The coats have either patch pockets or set-in pockets, and are lined with either a fine quality of Italian, Farmer satin or serge. Some of these suits are worth nine dollars—some ten—and at least half of the entire 'ot weuld be sold at twelve dollars at any other time. T hey are not only worth these prices in a newspaper and in our v&nt_izw—but they’'rc¢ worth it on your back (and front—and l—gs). Until they're all gone (we neveras. make a price for one day and raise it the next)—until they’re :dl gone— every suit—you can have your own unrestricted choice of he entire grand assortment—at what they’re marked in the window A FIVE DOLLAR BILL we will add to this grand offering $ 5 | FOR DECORA’TION I)AY three hundred G. A. R. Suits, mad bl | n of good indigo blue flannel, guaranteed absolutely fast color, suits that won't turn red T buttons t and your cholco still goes u in the face when they see the son get up the morning (with € The unique price cards used in our show window on these suitg were designed for us by Uncle Sam and cost us five dollars et ch. IRO OSALS FOR § partment of ufairs, Washing propo Toatl of Ind rece s The nse of stimulants in moderat on ig recommended by the «isest physici especially for the weak, : ged and tho: e suf= fering from pulmonary cr heart troub) 8 until 1 o'ciock p. m, of Monday, June 6, for the furnishing of all necessary matorials and Inbor and placinz in position, complete and ready for use, 010 10w pressure roturn circulating sieam hoating and ndinn Tndiun Atus for tho three at the Shoshono ting np butidings agency, Fremont count; Wyo., the boll sald apparatus to bo placed in the of one of tho bulldings as the oMce muy direct P . Plans and elevatio f tho balldings for the . ek guidance of the b 3in the prepiration of is a carefully selected whiskey d'stilled ! oxamined ot the ofice of,tie | from the most nutritious grain, viz. Ryes 0. the *Tribunc” of ¥alt Lake | unlike inferior whiskie . includin . Dour- at ”"*I"m’ .-H"'"";"“ "‘X re- bons, it will not rasp or scald the L itor irod to iccompany thoir bids with dosigns % gy aoparatis proposed to Ls fur- | by its delicious flavor and the proprietary: ventilating Dishod, snfd dedigns and spoc fontions to be bottle in which it isserved. C. « Cream adapted to the bulldings to which thoy are to Pure Rye and take no ot 1er. For bo upplied, Tho right 1s roserved to reject r Say or it bl ar any DArL of any bidif | frst-class drinking plac - and drug = Geemed for tho host Interest of the service. s DALLEMAND : CO., Chicago. = CERTIFIED CHECKS. 55 e Fach b1d must ba accompanied by a cortife - R, M REW | ciicck or drat upon somo . United States de- | Notics of Asssssment £ L wanyos fo DR. J. E. cGRE pository or v y it Nattonal - bank in_ the v Vicinity of the residence of the biddoer, ‘made ey : THE S]P'ECIALISTI'” ¢ | payabie to the order of the commissioner of | Tothe owners of all ‘lot- pari of lots and ¢ Isunsurpussed in tho treutmont of ull torme of | FRYARIGI IR f0r at foast & per cont of the | realostate oy il o b from & PRIVATE DISEASES, und all dlsorders | 45 oune'of the proposal, which check or draft | visduct over the Lelt Li e rall ay to &4 and debilities of youth and manhood. 17 years' will be forfeited to the {n! od States In case oxporience. His resources and facilivies aro | yny hidder or bidders receiving an awarl oreby notifi L the undor P! .cvil. l|lyun|l|m|w¢ lhvllML;ur Ja rocom- Sl full to promptly oxecuty n contract with signed, threo dlsinterestos (r ul:. ; 'f-.\'fl‘v’.'; meliUac ytug Spren aand 1o o fair traats | #00d and sufficient suretios. otherw: ¢]iy ot Cmahe, baveboen Iqly . polnted by strongest, teris by the people for fulr traat- | roturned to the bidder. ids ue the mayor. wiih the appro alof (L city coua~ nont and honest proteasional udyice. | ho | cash in lie of n certified check will o Asidelty s> assoes 1 @ d. mag thie e e b o L o et b tha | considered. Kor turther inform: [ 8 ros ading Hamilton stre coessful treatment of the = following disease J. MORGAN, C¢ over the Beit y rallwa GONORRHOEA —Tmmedirte relief. A com- i) i clured necessary by ordin ploto cure Without the 1oss of un hOur's time BUILDING May 19th. 102, spproved N b, 1502, rom business. 5 ba are further notifiec thut having nos GLEET—One of the most complete and suc- tan ks, pu 1 are fur od sald appointment. 1 duly qualifiod cossful trentments for gleet and all annoving Luirnd by Inw. wo wil . on tho s | iy Of Qischurges vet known to the medical profos- | © o A. D 1802, at the o ~of 10 ki the slon. The results ure truly wonderful. endorsed Seded 65 the Jon, at the office of Boadwa & Co. in the TURE—Grentest known remedy for | etc.” as the Ay be aud nddressed to the | forenoon, 4t Lie olice 67 1 AINAL limits Timent of strioture. without pain, cut- | undersigned ut Pluo Ridgo Agonoy, 8. D., wiil | McCagu bullding w Bacoroxatalimite i A most romarkablo romedy. | b roceryed ut thiy agency, unih 1 5elogic b e § 2 niiiik the ussest aene o' a0 1o tment e e e a6 Al siabind Bidne 16 owners rospoctivol 8111 DI ¥ D or DOON MOFO $UCCESHU ing at various pointson the Pine Ridge Indian | theo 0 Satd v AL Of ‘mudern sojence thia diseass 1 positively | siened, about 20,000 fout of assorted umbors | U Lo ho time curable and every trace of the polson entirely | 100,000 sh b2 windows: haet resald. an: Joetions removed from tho blood. brickes 2,410 feet of quarter round fron. hard ta conee asmont LOST MANHOOD, and ambition, nervous- palnte, rock. wind. etc, B AR B roptr: ness, thnidity, despondency and all weakness | foot wind ;nll.\s and n‘um r~”‘ MCCULLOCH, und disorders of youth of manhoud, lof L-'l| 'Ill-flvl AllII"I'Il ll,l y G. S xp“L i SKINDISEASES, and all diseases of tho | uppl to the und BALE. stomach, blood, liver, kidnoys und bladder re o .p-xl.ln are treated successfilly with the greatest proosel’, peioe of eac! . known remedies for thess disonss. offered for delivery undor o ; Write for circulars and question list, free. The right Is resorvad toselsct any oF f ENT OF | AM- 24th and Farnam Ste.Omala, Neb | jocodof the service. Ok Tivien cnroks s AGES FOR G 'ADINC — | itk os dvaft upon somo. Umited Btatos de- e owners of all lot e and - pository or solvent nationsl bank In the vi- real estat 2 M ) ‘ “ Biuity of th rouidence of the bidder. made | street (o2 . L nynble to the order of the mmissloner of ¥ou re trecholders of the I({llll Affuirs for at least five per it the slgned, thr R a Ly wmount of tho proposal, whiel check or d el ) ‘1"' lh‘! o will be forfelted to th Unitod States In 8 CARTIN G the any bidder or bidders recel ving an award s ively of the proporty affu ted fail 10 promutly exe oy oo Niuson stroot { i Tith AL oL it ' and suficlent st Hith » ot, declatod neces arv by ord'niic . For further In 1502 4 ing You are further notit d, that haviog ae- _ Tons 040 APBIY . i copted sul i wppointment, nd duly quulified SQ/Z {Zfld Sflfi Hats WN o™ | a3 equired by Taw. wo wil “on the Tui day = STETBON 8 Lo June, A. D, 1802, ut the he .ryn’ 10 o' look In the at 000 216 % r Bids. . g SOFTarl STIFF HATS. £ D, untli 2oclook B | GLIE of dnmage to the whers L, g of reservolf | of wald property, affecte T hoast pbe | tuking into considerat ol ¢y | pluna and specificayions o6 16 0 statonmonts: contern 1g anil nssoss aga: & Those l|fl'l—{““‘: b "k::m ;’“"“ s OF duIiakes us yOu muy ;‘ \M\l"fll'.' i " u I N thousand (81,000) 41\‘VH»4'< J REEVT A1284108 218 South 15th Street. | resrvole alono must ce Omalis, May 11 ity ! ot ok g0 g b 2ura & " P 2p ire. " solvent bank L1} X Furs Stored and Repaired. Bhtulin G T olky. wad 16 bo ‘o NOTIOE OF ASS 4T O DAY e Aocaat fhids shall bo saolosed i piatn on. | AGES FOR GRRADIN ) STREET, 1 i 1opes nnd shall have plainly writton thero. To the owners of ) part oty Vi V. V) i " ber "The 01ty sounetl eserves tho Fight to uro " loraby noui@ a, that e uncr. - Ject any or all bide Address all con slgned, threo disintorest reeh s h - A 1008 1o th CITY AUDITOR, 1y SYRINGE. ‘ o BTy AUDITOR, The Only PVerfoot Vaginal Duted st Kupid City, May 17, 1 und Koetal Syriage in M2 M 0 Wi Iy 1d syringe over JOSEPH GILLOTT'S by which vaginal Fuving nes injections cn b ndiivlstar 15 sl slcing wnd soll -l day ¢ g Clothing O necows! y af 0o use of u vessel B an wixo Lo used tatlng th and which STEEL PENS. JaF 200Nl tajuokions GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1880, ot ow "‘.“I«‘" ~ s ot Hmiyo 10 SO R v | THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. R o e rru #4000, Mall Orders Sollolted The Aloe & Panlold Co., present at the timé ke any objections & sad Sl aid, wnd 1 oncern| & Ak YOU tAY 00 Wi ntly wuu;’ frereeneTy a ne v M, U Frequ A3tk Atecet, IDEA IN ADVERTISING, o b‘.“‘”‘ '.\\l'.'IL. 3 Address suddenly, without not Tak 5100 KDALE: Next to Postoffice. Oumuhia, May 2, 150 ey