Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1892, Page 8

TALKED BACK T0 THE PASTOR "Ohristian Science” Followers Take Excep- tions to a Sermon by Dr. Savidge. LIVELY SCENES AT THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH The ¥ sh stor Explalns Why the Science uld e Rel d un n Trick of the Devil a e of the Church A'he congregation took a hand in the servi- ces At the People’s church Sunday evening, and fora timo it looked as though the serv- 1ces of the police would be needed, but Pas tor Savidge was equal to the cmergency. “(‘hristian Science' was the sermon topic, and of the large audienco present several were disciples of Mrs, kiddy. Among these was Mrs. Elliot, wife of a promirent locs Christian scientist, and sho took 18sue with Rey. Savidge and talked back during the services in a way that created a decided sen- eation. The preacter was handling the subject without gloves. Mrs. Eiliott who occupied a front seat, accuscd the minister of not quoting Mrs, Iiady’s doctrine on sin correctly, and went on at lenglh 1o explain the Views of the scientists, he audience 100k a haud, ana_cheers and hisses were mingled, Some of the pastor's frienas wanted to cject the scientists, but Mr. Savidge protested that he could carry his own end of the fight, and ho did, answer. fug points raised by tho scienticts, and going into a thorough discussion of the sub- His sermon was as foilows Te ;‘l roph 1ly shall bring in dam denying the L chtthem, and upon the b sWift destraction. And shall foliow their pernicious Wy by re of whom the way of truth shall be evil spoken of. My subject tonieht 1s “Christian Science.” 1 bave heard moro orless of Christian science for n number of years, but never thought it necessary to make a study of it until lately, and 1 am freo to say that I am completely astounded at what I find, A Trick of the Devil, Some who have beon truly converted in this church have been won over by this trick of the devil. Dr. Patton of Chicago savs “Who has no’ had his attention called to this subject becauso of tho 4nronds it has made on the faith and stability of his members? Some of the most refined, some of tho most sincero people, have been lod away by tho seductive and guasi-Christian spirit of its teaching: “Phero can bo o question in the mind of any one who s given the subject even casual attention, that it is doing ereat damage.” My own thought is that the real harm that 1 being done 1o souls all around us is not at ratood by our christian people. God wakaup His own followers, that men shall not perish for lack of knowledg The report has boen circulated quite widely y that tho pastor of this church was to_become a Christian scientist. 1 : Notas long ns I have my reason or y respect for the word of God. Somo of velievers and tenchers of Christian co have ofton attended the services of this church, and they have been very kind to me persoually, and have helped me with their means in tho support of this_work, for which Isincerely thank them. But whilo we welcome all to come and hear tho gospel weo will not permit any to teach principles in direct apposition to tho plain worlk of God. Rensons For Rej 1 reject christian scienco because of what it is. There1sa good deal of mist thrown the wholo subject, but Caristian science is nothing more nor less than rofined skepticism or athelsm. Itis ancient pantheism dressed up in modern clothes, Pantheism said, “All 1s God.” It identified the locality of being with God. Not that each being is God, but that the whole essenco or substance proper is God. Curistian sciencesays, *God is ail." Christian science is not suméthing new, but itis tho religion of the Hindoos of 5,000 years ago revived. Itis ouly the nonsense of what they had in Bombay and Calcutta centuries ago. The teachiugs of Christian scienco are in direot conflict with the word of God. As to the persorality of God, Mrs. Eddy says, “ehovah is noi a person—God 16 prineiple.” Siliot of this city says, “God is not a : He is principlo whose personality is yond conjecture.’ What docs our authority say? spirit.—-John, iv., 24. In Matthew, v 15 called “Fatlier.” Tho word presents God 88 a spirit without body or parts, but as a person. Ho walked in the garaen. Ho talked with Moses amid the fires of Sinai. When Josus prayed to Him in the garden ho ad- dressed Him as & person, calling Him “father.” ‘Che bible everywhere speaks of God in language that implies aistinct personality, and this belief in a porsonal Goa is the very corner stone of revealed religio The Essence of At ‘The denial of & personal God is the very essouce of atheism and the idea that evory- thing that is is God is pure pantheism, which is only another name for atheism, sinco panthelsm denies the existence of any God except the combined laws and forces of the universe. Ihe atonoment of Christ will, of courso, bo denied by theso people. 1f (iod benot'a person, then he never came in the person of the Christto dio for a lost race, Mrs, Eady commits herself on this subject sad savs: “The signification of God being €ood, the term Christ Jesus may be rendered s a good man.” “T'his woman comes to Jesus and says: “‘iiail, Master,” but gives Him tho kiss of botrayal. According to Mrs, Eddy’s teachings Josus Christ is simply o perfect man, yet no more perfect than is any and every man in bis essential being, Jesus was @ Christ but not the Christ, And as a Christ He was only that which every man is in his true nature, 15 a refined and s divinity Christian science says *‘atonement is not blood flowing from the voins of Jesus, not so much the death ou the cross, but the cross. boaring deathless life which was left by Josus a5 an examplo to mankiud uud rausoms from all sin all who follow it.” But God says, “It 1s the blood that maketh an atonoment for the soul.” Wo read in I John i, , “Every spirit that confessoth not that Jesus Christyis come in the flesh is notof God.” There is always & class of coplo who dony the flosh and blood side of 8. But they are not of God. he second coming of Christ’ which Paul speaks of ifty timos in his opistlo and which 18 promised 5o plainly in Acts i, 2, 15 totally repudiated by tho teachers of this modern heresy. who pri osios, © ing “Sclence,” sudbtle denial of They R, Pray Nor will you be surprised when I remind you that the doctrine of prayer is not accept- ed by Mrs, Eddy and her followers. If there bo 1o personal God, how can I pray | Mrs. Eddy says, “It wo pray to God asa person, this will prevent us from letting go tho buman doubts and fears that attend all personality,” “Prayer to & personal Goa affects the sick like a drug that has no ncy of its own." While holy scripture says, “lu ovorsthiog, by prayer and supplication, with thauksgiy: fng, let your requests be made known unto God." ‘Christian science also boldly denies the existence of sin or even its possivility. Mrs. Iddy says, “Spiritual man s never wrong,” “Sin 15 o beliof ouly king, there 15 no sin; man holiness.” Hear what ( s, Romans, “By one man siu entercd into the world, and death by sin; and so doath passed upon all tnen, for that all have sinned." H. M. Tenny says, *Tho doctrine of sin which Christiun scleice toaches is one of the most harmful errors of the system, That there 1 no sin 18 tho logieal outcome of the denial of mau's persovality. Man, as the exprossion of God, can ouly refiect what 18 in God. God sins not, so wman, the constantly reflected = idea of God, cannot sin. The mortal wind, which without auy responsibility of the reul mind, has fallen into 1uverted thinking is alone the author of the idea of sin, Sin then may bo defiued Lo be the shadow of & shadow of u shadow. It is ove of the dreams without suy dreamer. 'The real man therofore knows pothing of 1t and is iu no wise affected by it. Ana now the ides that God is utterly with- out cognizance of sin, that Ho never pun- ishes the sinner, aud you bave & theory bich, if practically accepted, would destroy the very foundatiocs of morality," L Too, ! Omaba railway. sickness. '‘Sin, sickness and death are un- resl,’” mere illusions of “mortal mind.” 1n and sickness are mythology,” “‘Dise; is & thing of thought.”” " One of my friends told me the other day that he was “affiicted with the belief of sore eyes.” Mrs. Eddy tells us how to be rid of the delusion called disease: “Mentally contraaict every com- olaint from the body, and hold your ground disputatiously until the body yields to your demand.” The moment a valient can te made to think tie is well, he is well. That is, when your tooth aches belfeve it does not, and say it does not. and it wil. not ache. In other wors as some one has said, ‘Just lie about your physical ailments and stick to the lie until you are well.” Knowing what 1 do now of this nonsense, 1do not wonder at tho aimost horrible treatment of Mrs, Eliza- beth Hagerman, Think Death a Delnsion. Death is considered by these peopie a delu- sion. Dr. Cowdry, a Christian sciontist of Hartford, Conn,, died in 1880, He was lec- turing to'the people and_ declared: ~“Chris- tian scienco can defy death.” Almost at that instant he fell under a stroke of paraly: sis. He challenged death—death acee the challengo and gained the vietor, personality of Satan is denied, Ho tias no opposite,” says Mrs. Lord cortainly made u big mistake when thougbt that the devil tempted Adam and Lvo and tried His hana on Job. Tho devil himself could not buve formulated a croed better suited 1o his desives than these | peonie have done, Some of my conclusions are that 1 cannot work with men and women of this beliof. The wholo svstom of Christian science teach- ing and practice is subtle and eaiculated to deceive and Gestroy many. It is our cuty to let in the light on this subject and warn’ all we can reach, Josus Christ and Him cruci- fied is the only hope for And after tvphoid fover, aiphtheria, pneumo- nia, or othor prostrating disenses, Hood's Sarsaparilla 1s just what is necded to restore tho strength and vigor so much desired, and to expel ail poison from tho blood. It hus had wonderful success in many such cases, Hood’s Pills act eapecially upon tho liver, rousing it from torpidity to its natural dutios, cure constipation aud assist digestioa, prinde bty Dr. Cullimore. ocunsi. B33 building sosill e i Country Merchants Who are cash buyers should not fail to take advantage of the Hellman’s admin- istrator’s sale to secure some wonderful bargains for their fall trade. Address HELLMAN’S ADMINISTRATOR, 13th and Farnam, Omaha. Puat Chicago In Your Pocket, A great work, **Moran’s Dictionary of Chieago.” 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, wo have yet to hear of it. Price, 25 cents per copy. For sule at 209 Horald building, Chicago. See the new, com- plete and elegant map it contains, Per- sons ordering copies will plense enclose 6 cents extra for postage. A Great Bargain. Wo have for sale a steam planing mill, boiler and engine, and a complete line of wood working machinery hing ready to commence business. This will be sold at a geaat s For further particulurs sco COGGESHALL & WEST, Grand Island, Neb. e Nebraska's Enterprising Cltles. Wo take pleasure in noticing the preparation of a book which will contain & review of the state’s prin cities, their leading industries representa- tive lines of trade. It will be issued in convenient pamphlet fovm, the standard size of the high class magazines of the day. Mr. Lethem of our city issuing it, has tho following object in view: T0 have a book within the roach of the more intelligent class of rex not too expensi nient for mail- ing and at the same time, for keeping. The larger portion of the work is writton by his staff of men, travellea in many states, and is thus broad, generous and just in its views and very freo from partiality or prejudice. These books, besides being . valuuble reference for home people, reach a class of renders in all the states of the union and in Europe not sought by newspaper publications. Put Chleago In 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 tho new, com- ploto and elegant map it contains, Per- sons ordering copies will please enclose 6 cents extra for postage. Bee oldg To the Traveling Public, On and after June 1, 18 all single trip tickets will be limited to expire ONE DAY from date of sale, and will e accepted on trains only for continu- ous passage, to be commenced within the one day from date of saie. Round trip tickets will be limited to expire for going passuge ONIE DAY from date of sale, and returning coupons will be limited to expire thirty days from date of sale. Both going nnd re- turning coupons of round trip tickets will be good for continuous passage if passage is commenced on or before date of expiration, Through tickets to points on other roads, when not limited through to des- tination, will be limited to continuous passage over the C., St. P., M. & O, R STOP-OVER CHECKS WILL NOT BE ISSUED, nor stop-over privileges be granted on the C., St. P.,, M. & O. Ry. on any cluss of ticker. Passengers should, thersfore. pur- chase ticket to their first stopping point and also look at the date stamped on back before getting on train and see thauv limit has not ex pire Agents are authorized to redeem at full valuo, on date of sale only, any tickets sold by them when passengers are unable to commence their journey as expected. Application for redemption of ticke aftor date of sule must be made to the undersigned, and under this rule any unused or unexpired tickets held by pas- sengers reading over this railway, will he subject to redemption on application. Conductors have no authority to ac cept tickets with expired time limit, but will collect fare from holders of such tickets, giving receipt therefor, and retor them to the undersigned for relief, Tickets will be honored only in the direction in which they read. Prssengers are also reque their tickets on entering cars, in order that if not taking proper train to rea their destination 111.-( may be directed aright, T. W, TEASDALE, General Passenger Agent, St. Paul, Minneapolis d to show Chicy . | ing back and to the 1 » | bone, severing the subelavicular and jugular ! plantea their THE OMAHA DEATH WAS INSTANTANEOUS Result of the Coroncr's Tavestigation of the Thomas Case. NO TRACE OF THE MURDERER DISCOVERED Lincoln Citizens ofa Prominent Groe Son on the Chargi way Rol ignant Over the Arrest man and His Lixcory, Neb,, May [Special to Tue Bee,|—Green Gaffney, who shot and killed Charlie Thomas 10 this city last Saturday night, is still at large. Coroner Crim today beld & post-mortem examination and discov- ered that the fatal bullet siruck Thomas im- mediately below the left clavicle and glanec- ght struck the back- veins in its passage. piece of the vertebra tho right again and clavicle, with blog immedin evening, J. O. Martin_yester of Amos Eazer “and his Frank, upon a charge of nighway roboery. Murtin, who 18 u foreigner and speaks very broken knglish, claimed thatas he was going homo Iate Saturday nicht, ho was held up and robbed of §235 in money, a watch and a bunch of keys, and lho ‘'took au ofticer along with bim_to identify the men, Ho pointed out Mr. Eager and "his son, Mr. Bager is a well known groceryman, und his son, Frank, i studentin the State universily. The officer, believing that thero was some mis- ke, “declined to place them under arrest, but Martin sworo out a warcant_and had it served. This forenoon Judgo Waters dis- missed the case. Eager bears a high reputa- tion for integrity and s highly indignant over the arrest of himself and son. After chipping off & the bullet glanced to lodgod under the right Tho right pleural cavity was filled 1 inan instant and death resulted The inquest will be held this caused the arrast gram to Tue BEek]—A very pecullar acci- dent happened last night at the residence of James Reea, & well-to-do farmer living south- east of Hastings, The houso was being re- paired and tho family temporarily slept in the loft of the barn. During last night Mrs. Reed got up and in some way foll down from the loft to the drst floor, Mrs. Reed, who is somewhat plethoric, had two ribs broken in the fall of ninc feet ana was otherwise seri- ously injured. Litigation ut Columbus. Covuninvs, Neb., M [Special Tele- gram to Tt Bee.]—The May term of the district court will conveno hero tomorrow morning with Judge Sullivan on the bench. One hundred and sixteen civil and one criminal cases are on the docket. Have Planted Their Corn, Bin, Nob,, May 30.—[Special to Tue —Parmers in this section are much en- couraged by such fine weather and will have corn before June 1, Small grain looks splendid, but the prospect of small fruit is poor. Fire at Republican City. Rervnuicay Ciry, Neb., May [Special Telegram to Tue BE o residenco of J. D. Stoddard of this city was burned this morning. The loss is nearly $3,000; in- sured for £1,500. s When Traveling Whether on pleastre bent or business, tako on every tripa bottle of Syrup of Figs, ss it acts most pleasantly ana_effectively on'tho kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and other forms of sicknoss. For sale in 50 cents and $1 bottles by all leading aruggists, — A Fitting P ton Summer's Outing, Realization of anticipated joys of n summer’s outing in the mountaims or at the ocean resorts of the east, character- ize your journey thither via Pennsyl- vania lines. Direct routo from Chicago, where conaecting lines from the wost and northwest enable passengers to take fastand luxurious trains over this stand- ard railway of America. Address George Jenkins, traveling passenger agent, Dubuque, la. 3 ———— Parties wishing accommodations to the Samoset and governor’s special train to the nutional democratic convention at Chieago, leaving Omaha, Saturdayi June 18, at 7 p. m., vin the Burlington route, should send in applications for sleeping car berths or seats in chair cars (free) and hotel accommodations at Chi cago to Nat Brown, chairman of hote and railroad committe Grokar W. SHIELDS, President, J. EVANS, Seccretary, Sumoset Ass'n WEALTHY IN HIS MIND. W. IL Robbins Working a Crude Scheme to Borrow Money. A colored man named W. H. Robbins, who is supposed to be in a demented condition, is such a freak as only a lunatic can bo. He represented himself to those with whom he came lu contact as a minister. Not unlike others of an unbalanced mind, he had & fanciful idea that he was immensely woaltby and could accomplish anything ho attempted to perform, A few days ago, with his munisterial ap- pearanco and long drawn, sactimonioas faco e went to Gieorge A. Hoagland, the lumber dealec, and told him hLe had purchased a house and lot from iev. Mr. Roe at the cor- ner of Fifth and Poppleton avenuoe, Ho claimed to have paid §7,000 for the proerty and wanted to buy lumber to buila another nouse. It was furnished to him. Robbins seoured the services of William Everetts to rebuild the house and put a new fence around the premises, Everett aud his laborers began tho work as directed by Roobins, but when Rev. Mr, Roo saw the men wrecking his property he was astounded, and at once put a stop Lo the proceedings. Complaint against Robbins was made to Prosecuting Attorney Cochran, and & war- rant for tho colored “clergyman’ was issued, but it is thought Liobbins has de- camped. His idea was to borrow money on the property, s DeWitv's Sarsaparilla is reliable. e e The Last of the Buffalo, A majority of all the living buffalo in the world are now on exhibition at the terminus of the Benson & Haleyon Heights railway. Gates open at 2 o'clock, Admission, 25¢; children under 12 years, 10c. petitive Drill association returned yesterday afternoon from Chicago, where ho has been the past fow days in the intorest of the en- campment. He induced the Chicago Zouave Gatiing section to come here and competo for prizos, and thinks tho cadet corps of Battery D will also come. He mot_the officers of the various compuuios and believos the encamp- went is attracting more attention in Chicago thao it is 10 Omabu. i Mrs. Johu R. Windbam ftone, Pickens county, Als, writes: "I have used Brady- crotiug for headache with always good re- sults.” Highest of all in Leavening Power.—~Latest U. S. Gov't Report. Rl Baking Powder DAILY . BE} Duffalo Bill” Many are familiar with the famom “ Buffalo Bill's” wonderful wild west sh Prior to lis venture abroad, Mr. Cody exhi ited at Staten Isiand, in New York Harl where 1o becamo affficted with Mala Knowing tho virtues of Kickapoo Ind Bagwa, Mr, Cody sent to the agents for this wonderful Indian remedy, and after using a fow bottles was permanently cured. 1t i3 a remarkablo medicine,” sald Mr, Cody, *“and_I havo known of its virtues a Tong time. You may use mny namo and say that for what it claims to do it has no equal, and for malaria and chills it is far superior to quinine in many ways.” This, from tho leading plainsman in Amer- foan Mistory, n man whoso integrity is un- questioned, hould prove beyond a shadow of doubt that Ik 00 Indian Sagwa is just what is claimed for it : an honest medicite of superior curative qualities, combining the best of the vegetable kingdom gathiered {rom tho forests and gardens of nature. Do you ' Root Drink Beer? SOLD AND ENJOYED EVERYWHERE, B (Unr Female Weakness, Catarrh, = Rheumatism, AND ALL - Chronic, " Nervous and " Private Diseases. Drs. Searles and Searles ssful spe- SRV OU N Acknowledged to be the most su T, BLOOD, N s Gonorrhia 1n from cured without Mercury. Realk Mexrr (VITALITY WEAK), Made catlon 30 business or study; severe mental atrain or grief; SEXUAL EXCESSES In middle life, or vicious habits contracted in youth. w0 6 days. Syphllis )by t20 close appll- Jack of vim, ual organs lmpaired y in approaching old age. Wk from know- ISULAS In many cases st Lwelva years. . FISTULA AND | ntion f IEN WE SAY Cf of PERMAN AL ULCERS curod manently ired. 8 3 permanently eurcd, romoval com plete, &, caustic or dilatation. Cure affe by pationt without o moment's pain or anno: Consultation free, Callon or addross with stamp South 15th Stroet Drs. Searles & Seales, ™8 fuin s M. Berrs & Berrs The Kings of Speclalists, For 27 years the names of Drs. Bett, fotta_have been household words in the homes of thousands of ple who have been rescued from f death through tho won- he matchicss skill of these great in: surgery, whose kiuduoss aud beney- lenos, whose el tion e men will ever i grateful pagple. | C ! oo, N, They ag«% E LIVE] Cure S} I&AL'WEAKNFS!, PERMATORRH(EA, ng]gnum;\. « ENERAL AND : NERVOUS DEBILITY, Hydrecele and \'.uquwle, Plles, Fistula and Eectal Ulce) ©all pon or addr Drs. Betts & Betts, 119 South 14th St. N. ¥ Corner l4th and Douglas Sts. with stamp, Were You There? Were you in that great big crowd of humanity that surged through every aisle and every opan space in our store, last Saturday? That good natured crowd that pashal--ani scrambled--and hauled-- and jostled and joked--That crowd that grew larger and larger till we were compelled to close the doors in the faces of hundreds were trying to get in? It was grea men in Omaha wanted the best five more that We didn’t expect that halt the dollar suit on earth--but they did. in the center of the store [200 VESIS. These vests are both single and duclcs—mal‘soilles—piqucs—pem,\ngs. with wide stripes and narrow s Today we place on separate tables double breasted. They are in They arein plain white—white tripes-~white with big checks and little checks—white with big plaids and little plaids—white with little figureses and big figures-—tans- blues—mottles—mixtures—figures and stripes and plaids and checks 1n everyimaginable shade and color under the sun—and a few colors that would make even the man in the moon wish he could stay out day times and wear one. Not a vest in the lot worth under a dollar—lots of ’em worth a dollar twenty-five—dollar'n a-half—dollar seventy-five and once and a while a two dollar fellow bobs up serenely. Till they’re gone—you can take your pick of the en~ tire lot for FE CENTS Don’t wait till they’re all gone and then kick—come now. ROPOSALS FOR BUILDING als, wind mil Indian Servie Co., 8. D., M endorsed b ote,” us the case undersigned ut De roceived at this agen of June ing ut v resery 10d, whou 160,000 'shing Buildin: o id 'elok . ngoant deliy 10 Ridzo Indinn a by the under- sorted lumber: windows: 40 doors: 6,000 bricks: 2400 feor of ter round {ron. hard- ware, paints, roc nd, ete., ulso five () ten foot wind mills and powers,With tanks. pumps, galvanized fron pipe, ote. A full list of all muterial “may be obtained by application to the unders Bidders are required to stite spee y fu the bids the proosed price each arti- clo offered’ for v contract. The righ 0 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. The eminent spe registerod gra enturm, spormi oA, gloet, . skIn and unnary il tr iy o'y wly pack froo. Corros, Bunduys 10 a. 0o peraontl ntervicw (Mysteris of Life) sent fres. O of under Farnam Straet Thaater | "*" ¥ites TONIGHT, 00D OPRE CONPANY, | | s STekEed IN LA MASCOTTIE > ANDAMONG a0 40 The Lorgeet, Fastost and Finest in the Worlds Friday, Tsscnger necomauations u Matinees Wi Chilies of Gheaelie NEW YORK, LOI Y AND GLASGOW. Saturday WONDERLAND. e NEW YORE, GIBRA This Week Only. At reg torvals Tony Pastor Stars, SALOON, SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE Albini Kandull, smpuniod by s pon somo United nt national bank in the vi- cinity of the residence of tho bidder. m payabie to the order of the Commissioner of Indfan Affuirs for at least five pzr cent of the amount of the proposal, which check or draft i forfeited to the United States in ¢ any bidderor bidc clvi award shal! fafl to promptly exoc contract with good and suflicient sureties, otherwise to be re- turned to the bidder. Bids accompanied by cash in tlen of a certified check will not bo considered. For further inforaiation as to points of delivery. transportation, ete.. app o CAPT. GE LEROY BROWN. U, 5.2 Actinz UL 8. Indlan Agent. mddi NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT OF DAM- FOR GRADING. of all lots, parts of lots and Muson street. from ISth pository or sol d Metey Orders & XDply 10 any of DERSON BROTHERS, Chicago, I ALLAN LINE ROVAL MAIL STEAMSHIDS, MONTRFALun i QUEBE( o [ CABIN, 850 to 880, Accordit and location of Stateroon Intermediate nnd Steerage at low rates. NO CATTLE CARKIED., SERVICE O1 STATE ALLAN LINE LINE ) STEAMSHIPS NEW YORI Nellie Maguire, Dominzo, the only Indian Albi notified that the undor- frecholders of the duiy uppointed by pprovalof thocity conn- sess the damago 1o the y of tho pr HEATING-DF . office of Indiun L May 0, 1802, Sealed city of O the mayor. cll of & owners rospe by gradi ot fr 20th street, d 1_necossary 8,070, passed May 17, 18! 1hoa. You aro further notified, that havinz ne- cepted suid uppointment, and duly qualitied ompleto and ready for u b low a3 required by 1aw. we will.on the 7th day of | pressurd return cireulatingxiean nd G AT June, A, D. 1802 at th 10 ‘o'cloc yentiiating upparatusfor the tiree Indinn ind GLASG tho forenoon, at room Lifa b I i the Shoshoue Indian vin Londondorry, every Forga within the corporate limits of ‘said city, m v ity, Wyo., the b Say 10t STATE OFNEVADA for the purpose of ¢ King ns- pliced 1’ tho Junie 2nd CUSTATE b NERIASKA sossment of Anmage Lo the OWNers respectively 5 08 tho offico muy Cabig. $0. Soeond Cnbin &0 of said prop wid grading, £ tho buildings f 1, Abniyto 4 A taking into cousideration speciul bencfis, it © 0f tho biddors in the propars any. ¥ o exumined at 'the office of tho You are notificd to b Omali, Nob., tho “Repubiiean’ of and plac esald. and . Colo. ribune” of Salt Luke 10 oF statements concor City, Utal, and at this ofice. Bidders ar of damuges as you quirod to nccompany their bids with designs and specifications of the steam heating and ventilating “woparatus proposed o be fur- nished, said designs and specifications to be adupted Lo the butldings to which they are to e supplied. The right Is reserved to rejoot any or all bids or any part of any bid if TRADE MARK. ) AG FOR (¢ N D STRE deemied for the best Interest of the service, 4 4 /, To the owners of all lots, parts of lots und CERTIFLE CHECKS, b to nlong 22 street from Locust street [ Bach bid must be accompanied by a certifiod /(( to Spencer strect, ehiech or draft upon some United Statos do- x5 You are hereby notificd that the under- | pository or solvent Natlonal bank in the @ stgned, threo disinterested frecholders of tho [ Vielnity of the residence of tho bidder, madc olty ofmaha ve boon duly uppotnted by the bi0 o tho orderof the commissioner of wgiyor, with tho approval of the city council | Indlnn affairs, for atleast 5 per cent of the SFEN clty, (0 nssess tho dimizo to 1k amount of the proposily which eheek or draft Ively of the property aflecte will be fo i o the (U in case Locust any bidd Dy ordinance shidl] fall to v DRO OSALS FOR STEAM purtuent of the Into aftairs, Washington, D, ¢ rty affected | propo endorsed “Proposals for Steam W siroot g0 | Potine and addressad o the Con saaner by ordinance | of Indian AfTuirs, Washinzton, 1. C.. will be , aporoved May 18, | received at this office until 1 o'ciock . m, of Monday, Tune . 12, for the furnishine of ull essiry mutorials and labor and placing 1n 1 LIVERPOOL, to Steaiod Chieugo, Howard St, Omalin, presont at the timo T prope “ULLOOH, 1BRON, 2810t INT OI' DAM- own ers rospo grading rocts. sod ou d sald nppointin T, We The LORING Iscnooxl 1 o e 17 1570,) TeAGE, Y s wnd articnlis nddre pproved May 4t cradrie Ave., Chicug nothied, that having ; FAIREAYG.Chlvaee and duly guall i rtifiod ohiook will not bo | - on the'dth day Yination apply to [} X MOIRGAN, Cc - i 188 1000r, ., B 0 1ho corp - 3 i for the purose of considoring for Blas, the assexsmont o ) to tho 1 by thy city counoll of tively of siid property, nffocted B el s o elooK b . “taking Into consideration bullilng of reservolr ¥ 1 laving of ot 0f 10-1nch cast pipe t i You uro motified 0 bo presont at the timo | e L S N 0 y ke any objeetions und place aforesald, and holr construotion nocording (o in t SUsSIIEnL toaratatements conve B spociiications on file at tho oflite of of damages us you may consld proper o ity engineer of the clity of Rapld Clty 1 B MooULLOCH, OOt O ol mexo ryolisind Bine Tk mind10¢ thousund 00) dol bidding dred and h Minne _Omnaha, May 25, 1562 Notice of Assessment of Grunding. 0 tho ownors ofll lots, parts of Jots 4nd roal estuto along Hamilton stroet, from the vinduct over the Belt Line raliwiy to 4ith stroet You ure hereby notifiod that signed, three dlsinterosted frovdl city of Omaha, have | thé muyor, With the appro eil of suld ownors r Dumigos in 8 Ol or Rapla City. unsuccessful bid proposals. 1ids shal o Volopes and shall k Ainly on: Bd for Reservolr, or Pipe Both Iteservoir or Pipe Hne, be. The eity counchl feserves the right to re ject any or wll bids. Address all communicn- tlons 1 the CITY AUDITOR A S Ritid Oty South Dukiota. Dated at Rupid City, May 17, 1502 ) s M.22a 1M , Or, Bailey, $° "'ho Leading Dentist Third Floor, Pixton Blo ‘lelephone 108 16th and Fa A full set of te for ¥ Teeeh without ¥ uat the thiug 10 drop down the undor- writte linw or bid for as 1he cuse may 160 No. 5 approved b, 180 further notifie that having ac- Vid wppointment. and duly quaiifica Thad By iaw, we will on tho Sth auy of June, A. D 1502, at the bourof 10 0'clock In th Torenoon, at the ofice of Benewn & Co. in the MeCague bullding, within the corporute limits of autd oity. meet tor the purposeof considor ing and ninking the ussessment of dumaze 0 ira ToRbOCUIYOly Of MAld DFODOTLY, Af- o Y sald \aking into considoru- tion special ben ifany, You are od to be present at the slme and place sald. and muke uny objections 1o or state s L’ullL‘!‘rlHlu{lluill uascasment of duinages & you uyuy ronalder prope 5 o8 B8 you Y O Mo LLUGH, "TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. ] . R Yotk paLe, All Slllng at roasonable rates. All YOUR‘EL,’X Ask your Druggiat for & vattio of 1ig 44 The only o poisonots emedy 108 all e \anataral dischiarges and Jrivate discases of men aud the febilitating weakness peculiar {6 women: 1t cures in & few dayawithout e aid or Jublicity of o dockr. "The_ Universal American Cur Manufactured by The Bvaus Chemical 0o, CINCINNATI, O, S N, . niin Sts, Perfect f ke work uever on_rubber ¢ removeat Vkers 0f public spcuker G 8 3 JAME wark ABSOLWUTELY PURE | Chrislian scienco deuies thoe reality of Omaha,Nebh, Quaba, May 27th, 1604, Mia iy [ warranted: Cut tiin out or w gulde